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FOUNDED    A.O.     1710, 


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TRUSTS  CORPORATION 

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ACTS   AS 

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there  is  no  Will. 

TRUSTEE  under  Wills,  Deeds  of  Gift,  Marriage 
Settlements,  etc. 

FINANCIAL  AGENT  for  the  investment 
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Companies,  the  Management  of  Real  Estate,  the 
Collection  of  Interest,  Dividends,  Rents,  etc. 

TRANSFER     AGENT   and    Registrar    for 

Companies. 

CORRESPONDENCE    iS    INVITED 

MANAGEMENT 

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W.  H.  BEATTY  and 

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J.  W.  LANQnUlR Managing  Director 

A.  D.  LANOMUIR  Assistant  Manager 

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Investments $28,382,710.02 

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TOTAL  INVESTED  FUNDS 61,082,364 

BONUSES  DISTRIBUTED 34,000,000 

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No.  434,  "EMPRESS."    Green  polish,  gilt  tip  with  two  black  bands 
' ;  and  green  rubber. 

.  V*     444,  *' MAJESTIC."     Red  polish,  gilt  tip  with  two  black  bands 
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"     515,  ''ROYAL."   Royal  blue  polish,  long  oxidized  tip  with  gilt  slide 
band  to  adjust  rubber. 

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CAPITAL    FULLY    SUBSCRIBED 
GOVERNMENT    DEPOSIT      -       - 


PERSONAL 
ACCIDENT 

AND 

SICKNESS 
INSURANCE 

GUARANTEE 
BONDS 

PLATE   GLASS 
INSURANCE 


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EMPLOYERS* 
LIABILITY 


WORKMEN'S 
COMPENSATION 

THIRD  PARTY 

AND 

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INSURANCE 


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THE- 


BOILER  INSPECTION  &  INSURANCE  GO 

OF    CANADA 

(COMMENCED     BUSINESS    1875) 

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Issues  Policies  of  Insurance  after  a  careful  inspection  of  the  boilers,  covering 

ALL  LOSS  OR  DAMAGE  TO  PROPERTY 

and  loss  resulting  fronfi 

LOSS  OF  LIFE  AND  INJURY  TO  PERSON 

caused  by 

STEAM  BOILER  EXPLOSIONS 


ASSETS  FOR  THE  SECURITY  OF  POLICY-HOLDERS,  $4,903,094.98 
JOHN  L.  BLAKIE,  President  H.  N.  ROBERTS.  Vice-President 


GEO.  C.  ROBB 

Chief  Engineer 


A.  E.  EDKINS 

Ass't  Chief  Engineer 


1911] 


INDEX. 


Acadia  University 

464 

British  Army,  The 

130 

County  Court  Clerks,  Ontario. . . 

407 

Accident  Insurance  in  Canada. . 

278 

Columbia,  Province  of.. 

329 

County  Courts,  B.C 

402 

Admiralty  Division 

398 

Empire 

Exchange 54, 

391 

Manitoba 

409 

Advisory  Council,  Ontario 

404 

123 

N.B 

401 

Advocates,  Province  of  (Quebec. . 

439 

Government 

294 

N.S 

401 

Affidavits,     Commissioners     foi 

Import  Duties 

298 

Ontario 

399 

Taking 

321 

Navy,  The 

132 

P.E.I 

401 

Agricultural  Associations,  Out. . 
College,  Guelph . . . 

482 

?96 

County  Judges  Criminal  Court- 
County  Registrars,  Manitoba   . . 

400 

318 

Brotherhood  of  St.  Andrew 

483 

452 

Dept.  of,  Ontario. 

318 

Ontario 

406 

Quebec  . . 

324 

Quebec  

Courts,  Officers  of,  Alberta 

326 

Dominion  314 

Cabinet,  Dominion 

300 

403 

Aides  de-Camp,  Dominion  ...139 

300 

Caledonian  Society,  Toronto 

483 

B.  Columbia.. 

402 

Alberta,  Cities,  Towns  &  Villages  423 

Calendar 

16 

Manitoba 

402 

Judiciary,  &c 

403 

Calendar,  1911-191:i 

12 

N.  Brunswick  401 

Province  of 

333 

Explanation  of  Articles 

13 

Nova  Scotia.. 

401 

University 

467 

Jewish 

28 

Ontario 

398 

Albert  College,  Belleville 

469 

Perpetual 52,  53 

P.  E.  Island.. 

401 

Alma  College 

471 

Canadian  Amateur  Champions.. 

421 

Quebec  ..325 

400 

Alumni  Assn.  Victoria  Universitj 

483 
421 

Amateur  Records 

Artillery  Association. . 

421 
483 

Sask 

403 

Amateur  Champions 

Yukon 

402 

Records  

421 

Association  for  Preven 

Crown  Lands  Agents,  Ontario  . . 

317 

American  Numismatic  Assoc'n . 

483 

tion  of  Tuberculosis 

483 

Quebec . . . 

324 

Ancient  Order  of  Foresters 

483 

Clubs 

483 

Lands  Dep't,  Ontario 

317 

Anglo-Israel  Association 

483 

Conservatory  of  Music  473 

Timber  Agents,  Dominion  310 

Annesley  Hall 

461 

Correspondence     Col 

Ontario.. 

317 

Anniversaries 

13 

lege 

471 

Quebec... 

324 

Annuities  Branch 

314 

Forestry  Association. . 

484 

Customs  Department 

807 

Appraisers,  Board  of 

307 

Home  Circles 

484 

Customs  Duties.  Ready  Reckoner  123 

Archbishops 342 

Architects,  Ontario  Association. 

371 
489 

Institute 

League  for  Civic  Im 

484 

Customs,  Tariff  of 

80 

Customs,  Tariff  of  British 

298 

314 
340 

provement 

Manufacturers'  Asso'n 

484 
484 

Arctic  Expedition,  Canadian. . . 

48 

Military  Institute 

Navy 

484 

Dairy  Schools,  Ontario.. 318 
Dairy  and  Cold  Storage  Comm'r 

485 

Army,  The  British 

130 

135 

314 

Astronomical  Calculations 

13 

Ord'r  of  Chosen  Friends  484 

Dalhousie  College  and  University 

464 

Society 

491 

Order  of  Foresters 

484 

Daughters  of  British  Empire 

486 

Assets  and  Liabilities  of  Banks. 

78 

Press  Association  .... 

484 

Deaf  and  Dumb,  Institution  for. 

467 

Assumption  College,  Sandwich . 

469 

Society  of  Civil  Engi 

Debt  of  Canada 

48 

Asylums  and  Prisons,  Ontario  . . 
Asylums,  Quebec 

317 

neers 

484 

Dental  Surgeons,Royal College  of  473 

323 

Catholic  Commercial  Academy. . 
Census  of  Canada 

467 

Disciples  of  Christ,  Ontario  Co- 
operation of 

Attorney-General,  B.  C 

329 

50 

362 

Canada 

307 

Chartered  Accountants,  Inst.  of. 

486 

Districts  &  Registrars,  Manitoba 

452 

N.  B 

327 

Children's  Aid  Society 

484 

Division  Courts 

400 

N.S 

330 

China  Inland  Mission 

387 

Court  Clerks,  Ontario. . 

408 

Ontario 

316 

Chinese  Immigration 314 

315 

Dockyards 

814 

P.E.I 

331 

Christian  Church  of  Ontario 

362 

Dominion  of  Canada   48 

300 

Quebec 

Attorneys,  County  Crown,  Ont 

323 

Chronological  Cycles 

13 

Educational  Ass'n .... 

485 

406 

Church  of  England  in  Canada  . . 

342 

Lands  Agents 

310 

Audit  Office,  Ontario 

316 

Church  of  the  New  Jerusalem  . . 

388 

Land  Offices,  Man.... 

328 

Auditor-General's  Office 

312 

Cities,  Towns  and  Villages,  Alta 

423 

Rifle  Association 

485 

Cities,  Towns  and  Villages,  Sask 

422 

Drawback 81 

122 

Cities,  Towns  and  Villages,  Ont, 

416 

Dumping  Clause..       .         .... 

81 

58 

Civil  Service  Commission 

312 

Bank  and  other  Stocks 

475 

Civil  Engineers'  Society 

484 

Banks,  Insolvent 

79 

Clergy  of  Canada 

342 

Easter  Day,  Table  for  finding 

50 

Banks,  Foreign  Agents  of 

74 

Clerks  of  Peace,  Ontario 

406 

Eclipses 

14 

Bank  Statistics 

'7-78 

Clerks  of  the  Courts,  Quebec. 
Collectors  of  Customs 

S9(i 

Eclipses,  Planetary  Conjunctions 
Eclipses  of  Jupiter's  Satellites  . . 

?9 

Baptist  Convention  of  Maritime 

307 

30 

Provinces 

392 
L  391 

Inland  Revenue... 
CoUegiatelnstitutes,  Ontario  454, 

308 
455 

Educational    

454 

Baptist  Union  of  Western  Canada 

Education  Department,  Ontario. 

318 

Baptist  Ministers  

389 

Institutes  Toronto 

470 

B.C.... 

8'^9 

Baronets,  Canadian 

280 

Colonization,  Dept.  of,  Quebec. . 

325 

Man.... 

328 

I  445 
446 

81 
315 

N.B.... 

N.S.... 

327 

Alberta. 

Commercial  Agencies,  Canadian 

330 

B.C 

451 

Com'ers  Affidavits  Sup.  C'rt 

318 

Electrical  Measures 

56 

N.B 

449 

Commons,  House  of 

303 

Elgin  Historical  and    Scientific 

N.S.... 

448 

Companions  of  Orders  of  Knight 
hood 

485 

Ont 

426 

280 

English  Church  Union,  The 

485 

P.  E.  I. . 

447 

Confraternity  of  Blessed  Sacra- 

Epochs   

13 

Quebec. 

439 

ment  

485 

Evangelical  Association 

387 

Sask. . . . 

446 

Congregational  College 

465 

Examiners,  Masters  and  Mates. . 

313 

Yukon  . 

447 

Denomination  . . 

370 

Exchequer,  Court  of 

398 

Bishop  Bethune  College 

471 

Conservatory  of  Music,  London  472 

Exchange  Tables 54,  55 

,124 

Bishop  Strachan  School 

471 

Consolidated  Fund 

51 

Excise  Tariff  

54 

Bishops,  Church  of  England . . . 

342 

Consuls,  Foreign,  in  Canada 

339 

Executive  Council,  Alberta 

333 

Bishop's  College  School 

463 

Controverted  Elections  Court  . . 

399 

B.C 

329 

Bishops,  Roman  Catholic  Church  371 

Copyrights    and    Trade    Marks 

Man 

328 

Blind,  Institution  for  the 

489 

Branch  

314 

N.B 

327 

Board  of  Health,  Ontario 

316 

Copyright  in  Canada 

335 

N.S 

330 

Quebec 

324 

Coroners,  Quebec 

325 

Ontario 

316 

Book  Post 

.  168 

Council  of  Pub.  Instruction,  Que 

324 

Quebec 

322 

Bounties,  Inspectors  of 

.  315 

Counties  in  Ontario 

406 

P.E.I 

331 

Iron  and  Steel  

.  121 

Quebec 

326 

Saskatchewan  332 

Brandon  College    

468 

County  and  Judicial  Officers. . . 
County  Clerks,  Ontario 

406 

Experimental  Farms 

Exports  and  Imports 4 

314 

Branksome  Hall,  Toronto 

.  472 

407 

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INDEX — Continued. 


External  Afifairs,  Dept.  of 310 

Extradition  Commissioners 76 


Farms,  Experimental 314 

Festivals,  fixed  and  Movable  . .     13 

Field  Naturalists'  Club 489 

Finance  Department    308 

Fire  Insurance  in  Canada 277 

Fish,  Close  Seasons  for 425 

Fisheries  Dept.,  Ontario 317 

Dept.  of,  Canada 312 

Fleet,  British 132 

Football  League,  Ontario  Assoc.  489 
Football,  Western  Association . .  493 

Foreign  Coins,  Value  of 127 

Consuls  in  Canada 339 

Post.Commercial  Papers  170 

Money  Orders 172,  173 

Forest  Engineers,  Can.  Society . .  484 

Freemasons,  Grand  Lodge  of 488 

Free  Meth.  Church  in  Canada. . .  393 
French  Treaty  of  1907 80 


Gaolers  in  Ontario 317 

Gault  Institute 471 

Gazetteer  Post  Office,  Dominion.  179 

Geographic  Board  of  Canada 485 

Geological  Survey  Dept 311 

Society  of  America . .  485 

Governor-General , 300 

Governors  General  of  Canada  . . .  137 

Grain  Inspectors 315 

Graving  Docks  in  Canada 38 

Guarantee  Insurance  in  Canada.  278 


Halifax  Ladies'  College 

Halifax  Medical  College 

Hamilton  Scientific  Association . 

Havergal  College  

High  Constables,  Quebec 

High  Court  of  Justice,  Ont 

High  Court,  Officers  of 

Local  Masters 

Local  Registrars . . . 

Highfield  School,  Hamilton 

High  Schools  of  Montreal 

of  Quebec 

of  Toronto 

Principals  of 

Holidays,  Public  Statutory 

House  of  Assembly,  N.  B 

Ontario  . . . 

House  of  Commons 

Officers  of. . . 

House  of  Lords 

Humane  Society,  Toronto 

Huron  College 

Hydro-Electric  Power  Commis- 
sion   


Immigration  Agents 3io 

Immigi-ation  into  Canada 421 

Imperial  Service  Order 341 

Imports  and  Exports 49,  50 

Imports,  Prohibited 120 

Independent  Order  of  Foresters.  486 
Indian  Affairs,  Department  of . .  311 

Agents 311,  312 

Inland  Revenue  Department 308 

Insolvent  Banks  since  Confeder- 
ation       79 

Inspectors  Dominion  LandsAgen- 

cies 310 

of  Hides 315 

Timber  Agencies 310 

Indian  Agencies 312 

Customs 307 

of  Boilers  &;  Machinery  310 

of  Bountiea 315 

of  Factories,  Ontario.  318 

of  Grain 31a 

of  Hulls 313 


Inspectors  of  Fisheries 313 

of  Leather  and  Hides.  315 

of  Steamers 313 

Inland  Revenue 308 

Post  Office 309 

School,  Ontario 454 

Manitoba 328 

Alberta 333 

Inspectors,  Health 314 

Saskatchewan 332 

Veterinary 314 

Institut  Canadien  Francais, 

D'Ottawa 486 

Institut  Canadien  de  Quebec 486 

Insurance  Dept.,  Dominion 308 

Insurance,  Fire 277 

Insurance,  Life 478 

Interest,  Table  of  Days  for 55 

Interior,  Department  of 310 

Intestates  Estates,  Law  of 395 


Jewish  Calendar 

Judges  Admiralty  Division 

Alberta 

British  Columbia 

County,  Ontario 

Exchequer  Court 

High  Court,  Ontario 

Manitoba 

New  Brunswick 

Nova  Scotia 

P.E.I 

Saskatchewan 

Superior  Court,  Quebec. 

Supreme  Court 

Surrogate  in  Admiralty. . 

Yukon  

Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy 

Council 

Junior  Judges,  Ontario 

Jupiter's  Satellites,  Eclipses  of . . 
Justice,  Department  of  


King  and  Royal  Family .. ..  128 

King's  Civil  List 129 

King's  College,  Windsor,  N.S.. . .  464 

King's  Printer,  Dominion 312 

New  Brunswick.  327 

Ontario 316 

Quebec 325 

Knights  Bachelors,  Canadian.. . .  280 
Knox  College 466 


Labor  Bureau,  Ontario 317 

Labor,  Department  of 315 

Lakefield  Preparatory  School ...  474 

Land  Agents,  Dominion 310 

Registration  Districts 404 

Surveyors,  Ontario 489 

Surveyors,  Quebec 324 

Titles,  Manitoba 452 

[Titles,  Officials 399 

Lands  and  Forests,  Que 324 

Lands,  Forests  &  Mines,  Ontario.  317 
Latitude  and  Longtitude,  Mete- 
orological Stations 36 

Laval  Normal  School,  Quebec. . .  463 

University,  Montreal 462 

University,  Quebec 462 

Law  List,  Alberta 446 

British  Columbia 451 

Manitoba 445 

New  Brunswick 449 

Nova  Scotia 448 

Ontario 426 

P.  E.  Island 447 

Quebec 439 

Saskatchewan 446 

Yukon 447 

Law  School 487 

Law  Society  of  Ontario 486 

Alberta 403 

Legal  and  Judiciary,  B.Columbia  402 


Legal  and  Judiciary,  Ontario 398 

Quebec 400 

N.  Brunswick  401 

Manitoba 402 

Nova  Scotia..  401 
P.  E.  Island..  401 
Saskatoon...  403 

Yukon 402 

Legal  Weights  and  Measures 51 

Legislative  Assembly,  Alberta  . .  333 

B.C 329 

Manitoba.  328 
Ontario  . .  319 

N.B 327 

N.S 330 

P.E.I 331 

Quebec  ..  323 

Sask 332 

Legislative  Council,  N.S 330 

Quebec 322 

Letter  Rates  168 

Letters  sent  in  Canada 173 

Library  of  Parliament 302 

Lieutenant  Governors 137 

Life  Assurance  478 

Lighthouse  Board  of  Canada  ...  311 

Lobster  Close  Seasons 425 

Losses  Paid  for  Fire  Insurance . .  278 
Lutheran  Church  in  Canada 394 


McGillUniversity, Montreal  459 

McGill  Univ.  College,  Vancouver  469 

McMaster  University 461 

Macdonald  Institute, Ontario. 318,  463 
Magazine  &  Newspaper  Directory  281 

Manitoba  College,  Winnipeg 463 

Municipalities  in 419 

Province  of 328 

University  of 462 

Marine  and  Fisheries  Departm't  312 

Marine  Schools,  Lecturers 313 

Mars  and  Venus,  Discs  of  14 

Mean  Places  of  Stars 82 

Measures  and  Weights,  51, 56  and  126 

Memoranda  for  1911,  1912 15 

Meteorological    Observing    Sta- 
tions   36,  37 

Meteorological  Service,  Superin- 
tendent of 318 

Methodist  Church  in  Canada. . .  351 
Metrical  Weights  and  Measures.  126 
Metropolitan  School  of  Music . . .  473 
Militia,  List  of  the  Dominion. . . .  138 

Abbreviations  used 138 

Branches  and  Divisions 139 

Dept.  and  Militia  Council,  etc.  139 

Orders,  etc 139 

Victoria  Cross 139 

Organization,  service,  etc 158 

Pension  Act,  1901 167 

Staff,  Governor-General 139 

Commands  and  Districts  140 

Head-Quarters 139 

Militia  Council 139 

Permanent  Force 141 

Royal  Military  College 141 

Royal  Schools  of  Military  In- 
struction   142,  143 

Active  Militia: 

Army  Medical  Services 155 

Artillery 145 

Canadian  Army  Service  Cor's 

154,  155 

Cavalry 143 

Corps  of  Guides 146 

Engineers 146 

Infantry  and  Rifles 147 

Signalling  Corps 154 

Corps  of  School  Cadet  In  spect'a  156 
Gradation  List  of  Officers  (Staff 
and  Permanent  Corps)...  164,  165 

War  Service  of  Officers 158 

Dominion  Arsenal 167 

Dominion  Rifle  Association.  . .  485 
Canadian  Artillery  Association  483 


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INDEX — Continued. 


Militia  Lint— Continued. 
Canadian  Rifle  League  ....  166,  167 
Canadian  Teams  to  Wimbledon 

and  Bisley  and  list  for  1911..  166 
Royal  United  Service  Institu- 
tion (Competition  Prize) 167 

Rifle  Associations 157 

Dominion  &  Prov'l  Rifle  Assoc's  167 

Mines  and  Fisheries,  Quebec 325 

Mines,  Dept.  of,  Ontario 317 

Dept.  of,  British  Columbia  329 

Dept.  of.  Dominion 810 

Dept.  of,  Nova  Scotia. ....  330 

Minima  of  Alg'ol 32 

Mining-  Recorders,  Ontario 318 

Mint,  The  Royal 315 

Miscellaneous  Societies  482 

Missionary  Society,  Church   of 

England 350 

Missisquoi     County     Historical 

Society 488 

Model  Schools,  Ontario 454 

Money  Orders 171 

Montreal  Theological  College    . .  466 

Moon's  Phases 16 

Moon,Time8ofRisingandSetting    16 

Moulton  College,  Toronto 471 

Mount  Allison  Ladies'  College  . .  472 

Municipalities,  Alberta 423 

Manitoba 419 

Ontario 410 

Saskatchewan  ..  422 

Museum,  Ontario  Provincial 489 

Educational 454 

National  Sanitarium  Asso- 
ciation    488 

Naval  College,  Halifax 313 

Naval  Service,  Department  of . . .  313 

Navy,  Canadian 135 

Navy,  The  British 132 

New  Brunswick  Historical  Soc'y  488 
Natural  History 

Society 488 

Province  of 327 

University  of . .  466 
Newspapers,  Rates  of  Postage  . .  169 
Newspaper  &  Magazine  Directory  281 
Newspapers  and  Periodicals  in 

Canada 281 

Niagara  District  Veterans'  Assoc.  489 

Normal  and  Model  Schools    454 

Normal  School,  Calgary 333 

Provincial,  N.B.  468 
Provincial,  N.S..  468 

Vancouver 468 

North  West  Mounted  Police  ....  341 

North  West  Territories 334 

Nova  Scotia  Historical  Society . .  489 

Nova  Scotia,  Province  of 330 

Numismatic     and    Antiquarian 
Society 489 

Occultations  of  Stars 28 

Observatory,  St.  John,  Director  of  313 
Oddfellows,  Independent  Order.  486 

Ontario  Agricultural  College 318 

College  of  Pharmacy 473 

Educational     Advisory 

Council 404 

Educational  Association  489 
Horticultural  Associat'n  489 
Institution  for  the  BUnd  489 
Inst,  for  Deaf  and  Dumb  467 

Ladies'  College 471 

Province  of 316 

Provincial  Museum 489 

Railway  and  Municipal 

Board 318 

Society  of  Artists 489 

Sunday  School  Assoc'n . .  489 
Veterinary  Association.  489 

Orange  Body 487 

Orders  and  Decorations 280,  341 


Ordnance  Lands,  Caretakers  of.  310 

Ottawa  Ladies'  College 471 

University  of 464 

Papers,  Sizes  of 57 

Panama  Canal 340 

Parcel  Post 170 

Parliament,  British 296 

Dominion 303 

Parliaments, Dominion, since  1867  299 

Patents  Branch 314 

Patents  in  Canada 337 

Peel  Pioneers'  Society 489 

Penitentiary  Branch 307 

Perpetual  Calendar 52,  53 

Peerage,  Canadian 280 

Planets,  Meridian  Passage  of..     31 

Planetary  Conjunctions 29 

Pole  Star 33,  34 

Pole  Star,  Upper  Transit  of  16 

Police,  Dominion  Commissioner.  307 

Police,  N.-W.  Mounted 341 

Police  Magistrates,  Manitoba  . . .  453 
Alberta  and  Sask.  403 

Ontario 405 

Yukon 402 

Polytechnic  School,  Montreal. ..  462 

Police  Villages  in  Ontario 424 

Postal  Information   168 

Notes 277 

Post  Cards  sent  in  Canada 173 

Post  Office  Department  309 

Post  OflSces,  List  of 179 

Post  Offices,  Number  of 173 

Preferential  Tarifif 80 

Premiums,  Life  Insurance 481 

Premiums  Received  for  Fire  In- 
surance   278 

Presbyterian  Church  in  Canada.  363 

College,  Halifax. . .  467 

College,  Montreal.  467 

Prince  Ed.  Island,  Province  of..  331 

Prince  of  Wales'  College,  Char- 

lottetown,  P.  E.  I 465 

Principals  High  Schools 455 

Printing  &  Stationery,  Dept.  of.  312 

Prisoners'  Aid  Association 491 

Prisons  Dept. ,  Ontario 317 

Privy  Council 300,  321 

Privy  Council,  Judicial  Councilof    76 

Prohibited  Imports 120 

Protestant  Board,  School  Com- 
missioners, Quebec 468 

Provincial  Association  Protestant 

Teachers,  Quebec 491 

Provincial    Association     School 

Trustees 491 

Provincial  Normal  Schools,  Ont.  454 
Provincial  Normal  School,  Fred- 

ericton 327,  468 

Provincial  Normal  School,  Truro, 

N.S 468 

Public  Health,  Dept.  of 314 

Public  Instruction  Dept.  of  Que.  324 

Public  Schools,  Montreal 468 

Ontario 454 

Toronto 470 

Public    Statutory    Holidays    in 

Canada 388 

Public  Works,  Dept.  of,  Quebec.  323 
Dept.  of  Dominion  309 
Department,  Ont.  316 


Quarantine  &  Public  Health  314 

Quebec,  Province  of 322 

Quebec    Council    of  Public   In- 
struction " 324 

Queen's  University,  Kingston. . .  458 


Railways  and  Canals,  Dept. 

of  309 

Rail  way  Commissioners,  Board  of  331 
Railroads  in  the  Dominion 176 


Reading  Camp  Association 491 

Ready  Reckoner,  Customs  Duties  123 
Receipts  and  Payments,  Canada     51 

Refraction,  Table  of 35 

Registrar-General,  Dominion  . . .  312 
Registrar-General's  Dep't,  Ont. .  316 
Registrar,  Provincial,  Ontario  . .  317 
Quebec...  323 
Registrars,  Admiralty  Districts.  403 
Alberta     and     Sas- 
katchewan....  403,  404 

County,  Ontario 406 

Manitoba...  452 

N.  S 401 

Quebec 326 

Land  Titles,  Man 452 

Surrogate,  Ontario . .  407 
Registration  Divisions,  Ontario..  444 

Registration  of  Letters  168 

Reporters,  Law 399 

of  Debates 302 

Ridley  College,  St.  Catharines..  469 
Rifle  Associations  (Dom.&Prov'l)  167 
Rocky  Mountains  Park,   Banff, 

Superintendent 310 

Roman  Catholic  Church 371 

Royal  Arch  Masons 488 

Black  Knights  of  Ireland.  485 
Canadian  Academy  of  Arts  491 

Family 128 

Military  College 141 

Military  College  Club  ....  491 
Northwest  M  ounted  Police  341 

Society  of  Canada 491 

Templars  of  Temperance..  491 
Victoria  College  for  Women  473 
Victorian  Order 280 

Saskatchewan,  Cities,  Towns 

and  Villages 422 

Saskatchewan,  Judiciary,  &c 403 

Province  of 332 

University  of 463 

Secretary,  Provincial,  B.  C 329 

N.  B  ....  327 

N.  S 330 

Ontario..  317 
P.  E.  I...  331 
Quebec...  323 

Secretary  of  State,  Canada 312 

Senate,  Permanent  Officers  of.  . .  301 

Senate  of  Canada 301 

Semi-Diameter  of  the  Sun,  etc. .     33 

School  of  Mining,  Kingston 467 

School  of  Sisters  of  the  Church..  474 

Sheriffs,  Alberta 403 

B.C 402 

Nova  Scotia 401 

Ontario 406 

Quebec 325 

Saskatchewan 403 

Shingwauk    Home    for    Indian 

Children 467 

Shippers'  Guide,  Dominion 176 

Solicitors  and  Barristers,  B.C. . .  451 
Alberta  .  446 
Manitoba  445 

N.  B 449 

N.  Scotia  448 

Ont 426 

P.E.I....  447 
Quebec.  439 
Sask....  446 

Solicitors,  Crown,  Quebec 325 

Sons  of  England 491 

Sons  of  Ireland  Protestant  Ass'n.  491 

Sons  of  Temperance 493 

Speaker,  House  of  Commons 303 

Stanstead  Wesley  an  College 466 

Standard  Times 15 

Star  Table  14 

Stars,  Mean  places  of 32 

Statistics  Branch 314 

Steamship  Lines  in  the  Dominion  174 
Sterling  Exchange  Tables 54,  55 


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[1911 


Stock  Exchange,  Toronto 

477 

Towns  and  Officials  of  Ontario  . . 

416 

University  School,  Toronto 

470 

Stocks,  Bank  and  other. 

475 

Alberta 

423 

Upper  Canada  Tract  Society 

493 

St.  Alban's  Cathedral  School. . . . 

469 

Saskatchewan  422 

College 

469 

St.  Alban's  School,  Brockville. . . 

473 

Township  Municipalities,  Ont. . . 

410 

Upper  Transit  Pole  Star 

16 

St.  Andrew's  College 

471 

Trade  and  Commerce,   Depart 

Ursae  Minoris 

33 

St.  Andrew's  Societj^ 

493 

ment  of 

314 

St.  Boniface  College 

St.  Francis  Xavier's  College 

463 

Trade  Commissioners 

314 

467 

Transcontinental  Railway,  Com 

Value  of  Foreign  Coins 

127 

St.  George's  Society 

493 

missioners  and  Staff  of 

331 

Venus  and  Mars,  Disc  of 

14 

St.  Hilda's  College 

461 

Treasurer,  Provincial,  Ontario.. 

316 

Veterinary  Branch,  Department 

St.  John  Ambulance  Association!  493 

Quebec  . . 

323 

of  Agriculture 

314 

St.  John's  College,  Winnipeg  . . . 

463 

Treasurers,  County,  Ontario. . . . 

407 

Victoria  Cross 

139 

St.  Michael's  College 

469 

Quebec .... 

326 

Victoria  University 

461 

St.  Margaret's  College,  Toronto. 

473 

Treasury  Board,  Dominion 

308 

Villages  and  Officials  of  Ontario. 

416 

S% 

Treasury  Dept.,  B.C 

Trinity  College  School 

S'>9 

494 

Sundays  in  1911 

15 

469 

Sun  on  Meridian 

16 

Trinitv  College 

461 

Times  of  Rising  and  Setting 
Sun's  Declination 

16 

True  Blue  Association     , . 

488 

Weights  and  Measures  ..56, 

Weights  and  Measures  in  Canada 

V>H 

16 

Tuberculosis  in  Canada 

420 

51 

Superintendents  of  Lights 

313 

Wesley  College,  Winnipeg 

Wesleyan  Theological  College. . . 

463 

Supreme  Court,  Registrar  of  . . . 

398 

United  Brethren  Associatior 

466 

of  the  Dominion  398 

of  Congregational  Churches 

370 

Western  University  and  College, 

Supreme  Court  of   Judicature 
Ontario 

Union  of  Canadian  Municipalities 

493 

London  

465 

398 

Universitirs— 

Westminster  College,  Toronto  . . 

472 

Surtax 

81 

Acadia  College 

464 

Wolseley  Red  River  Expedition 

Surrogate  Courts 

400 

Alberta 

467 

Association 

493 

Bishop's  College 

463 

Woman's  Art  Association 

493 

Dalhousie  College 

464 

Woman's  Christian  Temperance 

TariflFof  Customs 

SO 

King's  College 

464 

Union 

493 

Technical  High  School,  Montreal  468 

Laval,  Quebec 

462 

Woodstock  College 

461 

Toronto . 

472 

Manitoba 

McGill,  Montreal 

462 
4.59 

Wycliffe  College      

465 

Tide   Tables,    Halifax,    Quebec, 

St.  John 

39 

McMaster,  Toronto 

461 

Timber  Agents,  Crown 

310 

Mount  Allison  College 

466 

Young  Men's  Christian  Asso- 

Time at  Various  Points  Through- 

New Brunswick 

466 

ciations 

493 

out  the  World 

15 

9.m 

Ottawa 

Queen's,  Kingston 

St.  Francis  Xavier 

464 

458 

Yukon  Territory 310, 

834 

Titled  Canadians 

Yukon  Territory,  N.W.  Mounted 
Police 

Titles,  Masters  of,  Ont 318, 

399 

467 

341 

Toronto  Bible  Training  School. . 

474 

Saskatchewan 

463 

Yukon  Terr.,  Judges,  etc. . .  334, 

402 

College  of  Music 

471 

Toronto 

456 

Yukon  Territory,  Inspector    of 

Collegiate  Institutes... 

470 

Trinity,  Toronto 

461 

Fisheries 

313 

Conservatory  of  Music  . 

472 

Victoria,  Toronto 

461 

Technical  School 

472 

Western,  London 

465 

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Victoria  Day May 


Ascension  Day— Holy  Thursday May 

Birth  of  Queen  Mary May 

Birth  of  King  George  V June 

Pentecost,  Whit  Sunday June 

Trinity  Sunday June 

Corpus  Christi June 

Birth  of  Prince  of  Wales June 

St.  John  Baptist— Midsummer  Day June 

Dominion  Day  (Saturday) July 

Labor  Day  Sept. 

St.  Michael— Michaelmas  Day Sept. 

St.  Andrew Nov. 

Birth  of  Queen  Alexandra Dec. 

First  Sunday  in  Advent Dec. 

St.  Thomas Dec. 

Christmas  Day  (Monday) Dec. 


25 


Explanation  of  the  Articles  in  the  Calendar. 

Standard  times*  are  given  in  all  columns  headed  Toronto,  Quebec,  and  Winnipeg. 

The  times*  of  the  Sun's  Rising  and  SRTXiNGt  are  given  for  the  upper  limb,  and  are  corrected  for  refraction  for 
Toronto,  Quebec  and  Winnipeg. 

The  standard  times*  both  for  the  rising  and  setting  of  the  Moon's  centre  are  given  for  every  day  for  Toronto, 
Quebec  and  Winnipeg. 

The  column,  Sun  on  Meridian,  gives  the  time  that  a  watch  keeping  local  mean  time  should  show  when  the 
shadow  of  a  sun  dial  is  on  the  noon  mark. 

Moon's  Agk.— This  column  shows  to  the  nearest  tenth  of  a  day  the  Moon's  age  at  Toronto  mean  noon. 

The  column,  Uppkr  Transit  of  Polk  Star,  shows  for  every  day  the  mean  time*  at  which  the  Pole  Star  makes 
its  upper  transit  across  the  meridian  of  longitude  4h.  46m.  W.     It  passes  the  meridian  twice  on  October  14th. 

The  time  at  which  the  lower  transit  of  the  Pole  Star  occurs  may  be  found  by  adding  11  h.  58m.  28.  to  the  time  of 
the  preceding  upper  transit. 

The  column,  Sidereal  Time  Sun  on  Meridian,  shows  for  every  day  the  Sidereal  Time  when  the  True  Sun's 
centre  is  on  the  meridian  of  longitude  4h.  46m.  W.  (71°  30').  For  any  other  meridian  interpolation  of  these 
quantities  is  necessary.  For  example,  on  Sept.  7th,  1911,  what  is  the  sidereal  time  when  the  Sun's  centre  is  on 
the  S2nd  meridian  west  longitude.  Here  the  difference  in  longitude  is  10°. 5.  The  tabulated  sidereal  time  on  the 
7th  is  llh.  Om.  478.,  and  on  the  8th,  llh.  4m.  23s.,  giving  an  increase  of  216  sees,  which,  multiplied  by  10.5  and 
divided  by  360,  gives  6  sees.  corr.  to  be  added  to  llh.  Om.  47  sees. 

Greatest  Elongation  of  the  Pole  Star.— This  table  gives  the  greatest  azimuth  of  the  Pole  Star  east  or 
west  from  the  meridian  as  observed  at  a  place  in  latitude  42°,  with  the  corresponding  corrections,  which  are 
additive,  for  latitudes  up  to  65°.     (See  pages  33  and  34.) 

From  the  time  of  the  upper  transit  of  the  Pole  Star  may  be  found  the  time  of  its  greatest  western  or  eastern 
elongation,  by  adding  or  subtracting  the  constants  given  in  the  annexed  Table.  These  constants  are  calculated 
for  declination  88°  50'  5".  The  maximum  error  in  the  use  of  this  Table  will  not  exceed  5  sees,  in  the  higher 
latitudes,  and  proportionately  less  for  the  lower  latitudes. 


Latitude. 


Constant 

Difiference  for  10' 
of  latitude. . . . 


42° 
h  ra    8 
5  55  48 


43' 
h  m    s 
5  55  39 


44' 
h  m    8 
5  55  30 


45° 
h  m    8 
5  55  20 


46° 
h  m    s 
5  55  10 


-1-72 


47° 
h  m 
5  55 


—1-78 


48° 
h  m    s 
5  54  49 


49° 
h  m    s 
5  54  38 


—1-93 


50°     I     51°     I     52° 
h  m    8  h  m    s  h  m 

6  54  27  5  54  15  5  54 


-2-01     —2-10 


-2-19 


53° 
h  m    8 
5  53  49 


Latitude 


Constant 

Difference  for  10'  of  lati- 
tude  


54° 
h  m    8 
5  53  35 


—2-41 


55° 
h  m    s 
5  53  20 


—2-53 


56° 
h  m    8 
5  53    5 

—2-68 


57° 
h  m    s 
5  52  49 


58° 
h  m    s 
5  52  32 


h  m    s 
5  52  14 


—3-16 


60°  61° 

h  m    s  h  m    s 
5  51  55  5  51  35 

-3-37    —3-58 


62° 
h  m    8 
5  51  14 


—3-81 


63° 

h  m    s 
5  50  51 

—4-10 


64° 
h  m    8 
5  60  26 


This  Table  gives  the  times  (standard  75th  meridian)*  when  the  Moon  passes  the  geocentric 
,  180°,  and  270°  east  of  the  sun.     It  gives  also  the  times  of  her  greatest  and  least  distance 


Moon's  Phases, 
longitudes  of  0°,  i 
from  the  earth. 

*in  the  present  Almanac  the  hours  are  numbered  from  0  (midnight)  to  23. 

t  Although  these  times  are  calculated  for  Toronto,  Quebec  and  Winnipeg  only,  the  standard  times  at  other  places 
not  differing  much  from  them  in  latitude  may  be  obtained  with  sufficient  accuracy  for  ordinary  purposes  by 
adding  four  minutes  for  every  degree  west,  and  subtracting  four  minutes  for  every  degree  east  of  these  places. 

[13] 


14 


STAR  TABLE — ECLIPSES — DISCS  OF  VENUS  AND  MARS. 


[1911 


STAR  TABLE. 

From  the  times  of  the  upper  transit  of  the  Pole  Star 
may  be  derived,  with  the  aid  of  the  following  Table,  the 
approximate  times  of  the  culmination,  and  of  the  rising 
and  setting  of  the  principal  fixed  stars,  as  seen  from  the 
parallel  of  45°  north  latitude. 

To  ascertain  when  any  star  found  in  the  following  Table 
will  be  on  the  meridian,  add  the  number  in  the  left-hand 
column  of  figures  to  the  meridian  transit  of  the  pole 
star  given  in  the  calendar,  and  from  the  result  subtract 
the  constant  quantity  Ih.  26m. 

To  find  the  time  of  rising  of  the  star,  subtract  the 
number  opposite  to  it  in  the  right-hand  column  of 
figures  from  the  time  of  its  meridian  passage.  For 
the  setting,  add  the  same  number  to  the  time  of  its 
meridian  passage.    Those  stars  marked  ( )  revolve  in 


a  circle  of  perpetual  apparition,  and  do  not  rise  or  set 
at  places  in  and  to  the  north  of  latitude  45°. 

Example. — Find  the  times  of  culmination,  rising  and 
setting  of  a  Tauri  {Aldebaran),  January  2nd,  1911. 

h.    m. 
Upper   Transit    of    Polaris  (from  Calendar), 

Jan.  2nd 18  41 

From  Star  Table  add 4  31 

23  12 

Subtract  constant 1  26 

Local  Mean  Time  Meridian  passage 21  46 

2lh.  46ra.  -  7h.  8m.  =  14h.  38m.,  Time  of  Rising. 
21h.  46m. +7h.   8m.  =  28h.  54m.  (4h.  54m.  next  day). 
Time  of  Setting. 

All  stars  rise  and  set  about  3m.   56s.  earlier  each 
succeeding  day. 


Name  of  Star. 


a  Andromedse 

y  Pegasi  (Algenib) 

a  Cassiopeia) 

/SCeti 

P  Arietis 

a  Arietis 

a  Ceti 

o  Persei 

a  Tauri  (Aldebaran) 

<r  Aurigse  (Capella) 

/5  Orionis  (Rigel) 

P  Tauri 

5  Orionis 

c  Orionis 

a  ColumbsB 

a  Orionis 

a  Canis  Majoris  (Sirius). . . 

«  Canis  Majoris 

a*Geminorum  (Castor) . . . 
a  Canis  Minoris  (Procyon) 
/3  Geminorum  (Pollux)  . . . 

a  Hydras 

a  Leonis  (Regulus)  

y'  Leonis 


On 
M'ridian 

Rises 
and 

Sets. 

h.  m. 

h.  m. 

0    4 

8  12 

0    9 

7    1 

0  35 



0  39 

4  42 

1  50 

7  27 

2    2 

7  40 

2  58 

6  15 

3  18 

4  31 

7    8 

5  10 

5  10 

5  27 

5  20 

8  11 

5  26 

5  59 

5  31 

5  55 

5  35 

3  10 

5  49 

6  30 

6  40 

4  51 

6  54 

3  47 

7  28 

8  35 

7  34 

6  22 

7  39 

8    9 

9  21 

5  27 

10    2 

6  50 

10  13 

7  26 

Namk  of  Star. 


Ursse  Majoris 

Leonis 

Corvi 

Virginis  (Spica) 

Ursae  Majoris 

Bootis  (Arcturus) 

Ursae  Minoris 

LibrjB 

Coronae  Borealis 

Serpentis 

Scorpii 

Scorpii  (Antares) 

Herculis 

Draconis 

Draconis 

Lyrae  (Vega) 

Aquilae  (Altair) 

Cygni 

Cephei 

Aquarii 

Aquarii 

Piscis  Aust.  (Fomalhaut). 
Pegasi 


On 
M'ridian 


h.  m. 

10  56 

11  42 

12  28 

13  18 

13  42 

14  9 

14  49 

15  9 
15  28 
15  37 

15  57 

16  21 

17  8 
17  25 

17  52 

18  31 

19  43 

20  35 

21  12 
21  23 

21  57 

22  49 
22  56 


Rises 
and 

Sets. 


h.  m. 

■7**2 

4  20 

5  16 

7  24 

'5"24 

8  3 

6  27 
4  37 
4  2 

7  0 


9  40 
6  35 


5  36 

5  57 
3  38 
7  1 


ECLIPSES  DURING  1911. 

(F.  L.  Blake.) 

In  the  year  1911  there  will  be  two  Eclipses  of  the  Sun 
and  two  penumbral  Eclipses  of  the  Moon. 

L—A  Total  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  April  28th  1911, 
invisible,  the  path  of  totality  occurring  on  the  Pacific 
Ocean. 

II. — A  Penumbral  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  May  12th, 
1911.  The  following  is  the  Eastern  Standard  Time  of 
the  different  phases  :— 

Moon  enters  penumbra.. May  12th lOh.  46m.  p.m. 

Middle  of  Eclipse .,    13th  ....  Oh.  57m.  a.m. 

Moon  leaves  penumbra  . .     n     n     3h.    7m.     n 

HI.— An  Annular  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  Oct.  21st,  1911, 
invisible.  The  line  of  central  eclipse  passes  through 
Asia,  New  Guinea,  and  terminates  in  the  Pacific  Ocean. 

IV.— -4  Penumbral  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  Nov.  6th, 
1911,  invisible. 


The  Moon  during  1911  will  be  at  its  farthest  North 
and  South  limits  on  the  following  dates  :— 


Jan.    13 North  min. 

M     27  South  min. 

Feb.     9 North 

It     23 South 

Mar.    8 North 

..     22  South 

April   5  North 

M     19 South 

May     2  North 

II     16 South 

I.     29 North 

June  12  South 

II     26 North 


July  10 South 

11     23  North 

Aug.    6 South 

I.     19  .North 

Sept.    2 South 

11     16  North 

..     29 South 

Oct.   13  North  wttic. 

M     27 South  max, 

Nov.    9 North 

I.     23 South 

Dec.    7  North 

II     20 South 


At  Full  Moon  the  Moon  will  be  North  or  South  of  the 
Equator  as  follows ; — 

Jan 26°  North 

Feb 20        t. 

March 6        m 

April 8    South 

May 19        i. 

June 26        n 


July 27°  South 

August 21        II 

Sept 9        I, 

Oct 4    North 

Nov 17 

Dec 26        II 


TABLE  SHOWING  THE  ILLUMINATED  PORTION  OF  THE  DISCS  OF  VENUS  AND  MARS. 


1911. 

Venus. 

Mars. 

1911. 

Venus. 

Mars. 

January  ...  1 
January  ...31 

March 2 

April 1 

May 1 

May 31 

June 30 

0.987 
0.965 
0.923 
0.862 
0.778 
0.668 
0.528 

0.972 
0.952 
0.930 
0.906 
0.883 
0.862 
0.847 

July 30 

August  ....29 
September  13 
September  28 
October  ...28 
November  .27 
December.. 27 

0.345 
0.091 
0.012 
0.065 
0.322 
0.512 
0.648 

0.841 

0.85 

0.867 

0.889 

0.958 

0.999 

0.955 

1911]      MEMOKANDA  1911-1912 — COMPARATIVE  TIMES  IN  THE  WORLD.        15 

MEMORANDA  FOR  1911  ANB  1912. 


New  Year's  Day 

Epiphany 

Prbruary  begins  on 

Septuagesima  Sunday 

Quinquagesima.    Shrove  Sun. 

Ash  Wednesday 

Quadragesima,  1st  Sunday  in 
Lent 

March  begins  on 

Sc.  David 

St.  Patrick 

Annunciation.     Ladj^Day... 
Palm  Sunday 

April  begins  on 

Good  Friday 

Easter  Sunday 

Low  Sunday  

St.  George 

May  begins  on 

Accession  King  George  V 

Rogation  Sunday 

Ascension  Day.     Holy  Thurs. 

Victoria  Day 

Birth  of  Queen  Mary 

Pentecost.    Whit  Sunday 


1911. 

Sunday 
6th  Jan. 

1912. 

Monday 
6th  Jan. 

Wednesday 
12th  Feb. 
26th    ,. 
Ist  March 

Thursday 
4th  Feb. 

18th    „ 

21st     1. 

5th      '• 

25th     u 

Wednesday 
1st  March 

17th    .. 

•25th    .. 
9th  April 

Friday 
Ist  March 
17th  March 
25th    1. 
31st     " 

Saturday 
14th  April 
16th      .. 
23rd      .1 
23rd      ., 

Monday 
5th  April 
7th     „ 
14th     „ 
23rd     ., 

Monday 
6th  May 

21st     M 

25th    „ 

24th    " 

26th    M 
4th  June 

Wednesday 
6th  May 
12th    M 
16th    „ 
24th    ,. 
26th    M 
26th    .. 

June  begins  on 

Birth  of  King  George  V 

Trinity  Sundajy 

Corpus  Christi 

Birth  of  Prince  of  Wales 

St.  John  Baptist.    Mid.  Sum. 
Day 

July  begins  on 

Dominion  Day 

August  begins  on 

September  begins  on 

Labor  Day 

St.  Michael.    Michaelmas  Day 

October  begins  on 

November  begins  on 

St.  Andrew 

December  begins  on 

Birth  of  Qn.  Alexandra,  1844. 

1st  Sunday  in  Advent 

St.  Thomas 

Christmas  Day 


1911. 

Thursday 
3rd  June 

nth  .. 
15th  .. 
23rd      M 

24  th      .1 

Saturday 
1st  July 

Tuesday 

Friday 
4th  Sept. 
29th     I. 

Sunday 

Wednesday 
30th  Nov. 

Friday 
Ist  Dec. 
3rd    .. 

21st  u 

25th.. (Mon) 


1912. 

Saturday 
3rd  June 
2nd  .. 
6th  .. 
23rd  .. 

24  th  .. 

Monday 
1st  July 

Thursday 

Sunday 
2nd  Sept. 
29th      ,. 

Tuesday 

Friday 
30th  Nov. 

Sunday 
Ist  Dec. 
Ist        I, 

21st       .. 

25th, .(Wed) 


COMPARATIVE  TIMES  AT  VARIOUS  POINTS  THROUGHOUT  THE  WORLD. 

Prepared  and  Published  by  Permission  of  the  Commercial  Cable  Company,  New  York. 
EXAMPLE  :— You  are,  say,  in  New  York,  it  is  11  P.M.  and  you  want  to  know  what  the  time  is  in  Yokohama.     In 
the  New  York  column  find  11  P.M.,  run  your  finger  horizontally  along  the  line  of  figures  until  youfirrive 
at  the  Yokohama  column,  where  you  will  find  the  time  thei;e  to  be  1  P.M.  To-Morrow.    When  your  local 
time  is  not  the  exact  hour,  the  minutes  after  the  hour  can  be  carried  mentally. 


Yokohama 


3.00  PM 

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OCCULTATIONS  OF  STARS — JEWISH  CALENDAR  5671-72. 


[1911 


OCCULTATIONS  OF  STARS  BY  THE  MOON,  1911. 

The  time  given  for  the  disappearance  and  reappearance  is  the  eastern  standard  time  of  the  Washington 
occurrence,  the  hours  being  numbered  from  0  (midnight)  to  23. 


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7 

4  19 

357 

4  47 

306 

9 

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6 

20  56 

36 

22    5 

265 

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10  G.  Sagittarii 

6 

22  25 

29 

23  10 

3.30 

11 

284  B.  Tauri.. 

6 

16  32 

84 

17  29 

231 

9 

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6 

22  29 

103 

2136 

221 

11 

95  Tauri 

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19  52 

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21    9 

253 

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6 

2  11 

50 

3  26 

245 

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315  B.  Tauri . . 

6 

2  30 

90 

3  28 

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5 

5  26 

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6  30 

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5 

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52 

16  53 

279 

14 

155  B.  Piscium 

7 

6  42 

22 

7  41 

270 

14 

4  Cancri 

6 

19  45 

79 

20  47 

286 

18 

62  Tauri 

6 

5  36 

38 

6  46 

276 

16 

ACancri  

6 

5  23 

77 

6  10 

321 

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234B.S'gittarii 

6 

20  19 

83 

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253 

16 

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6 

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62 

149 

349 

6 

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21  36 

63 

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233 

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4 

23    2 

92 

24  12 

316 

8 

351  B.  Aquarii 

7 

19  32 

96 

20  26 

206 

Feb.    9 

125  Tauri 

5 

2  48 

134 

3  26 

230 

11 

263  B.  Piscium 

6 

7  15 

108 

7  58 

201 

11 

cGeminorum. 

6 

0  31 

80 

133 

316 

13 

54  Arietis 

7 

4    0 

90 

5  11 

212 

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6 

20  18 

101 

2124 

305 

13 

32  Tauri 

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23  19 

26 

24    4 

283 

16 

K  Virginis 

6 

22  28 

89 

23  23 

337 

17 

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6 

1  42 

116 

2  31 

236 

18 

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6 

0    2 

69 

0  42 

3 

27 

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3 

18  40 

140 

19  43 

240 

20 

147  B.  Librae.. 

6 

8  12 

62 

9    8 

335 

28 

95  G.  Ophiuchi 

6 

17  26 

114 

18  56 

262 

22 

llSB.Ophiuchi 

6 

4  43 

120 

6    9 

282 

Oct.     2 

86  B.C'pric'rni 

6 

22    4 

110 

22  55 

192 

Mar.   5 

53  Arietis 

6 

18  45 

86 

19  53 

229 

3 

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60 

23  11 

232 

9 

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282 

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351 

21    7 

298 

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276 

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240 

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6 

17  42 

85 

18  48 

303 

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4  14 

277 

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325 

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6  54 

59 

7  50 

267 

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178 

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810 

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6 

4  26 

115 

5  21 

209 

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6 

20  25 

118 

21    2 

209 

13 

136  Tauri 

5 

2  32 

78 

3  51 

262 

3 

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22  25 

123 

23    5 

227 

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415  B.  Tauri.. 

6 

6  48 

117 

7  56 

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6 

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130 

19  42 

259 

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2  32 

169 

2  51 

200 

12 

9  Virginis 

5 

21    5 

113 

22  20 

326 

29 

40  B.  C'pric'rni 

6 

21  22 

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22  19 

209 

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95 

23    6 

328 

30 

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5 

22  41 

1 

23  17 

298 

16 

19  Scorpii 

5 

22  19 

72 

23    8 

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6 

14  34 

30 

15  26 

292 

17 

22  Scorpii  .... 

5 

5    0 

71 

613 

312 

4 

263  B.  Piscium 

6 

23  51 

75 

25    0 

213 

19 

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6 

5  56 

60 

7  16 

291 

8 

62  Tauri 

6 

1  46 

133 

2  24 

191 

22 

86  B.C'pric'rni 

6 

2  25 

60 

3  35 

280 

10 

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5 

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127 

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7 

20  18 

66 

20  59 

359 

13 

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58 

3  12 

344 

6 

46  Leonis 

6 

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131 

18  28 

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27 

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19  28 

55 

20  44 

236 

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6 

18  28 

171 

19  20 

262 

29 

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5 

14  40 

351 

15    4 

312 

12 

25  Librse 

6 

20  58 

188 

21  29 

239 

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6 

1  49 

82 

2  44 

225 

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57  B.  Scorpii. . 

6 

22  45 

106 

24    9 

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121 

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317 

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5 

23  20 

28 

24  24 

273 

16 

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6 

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60 

4  29 

303 

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6 

3    1 

65 

3  59 

260 

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6 

2  42 

17 

3  33 

305 

4 

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7 

17  39 

99 

18  25 

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6 

20  24 

78 

2110 

350 

4 

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6 

23  20 

97 

24  28 

218 

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5 

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56 

115 

322 

9 

28  Cancri 

6 

4  12 

86 

5  18 

321 

10 

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6 

0  59 

82 

2  23 

265 

11 

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6 

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6 

22    7 

39 

23  10 

285 

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243 

31 

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7 

16  16 

55 

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243 

19 

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4 

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46 

2    8 

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Note.— The  angles  of  position  are  counted  from  north  towards  the  east. 

JEWISH    CALENDAR    (A.D.    1911,    A.M.    5671-72). 

The  year  5671  commenced  October  Uth,  1910. 


Jan.    (5671)1     Tebet     1 

"                10    Fast  for  Siege  of  Jerusalem  *'       10 

30 Schebat    1 

1     Adar      1 

13  FastofEsther "        13 

14  Purim " 

15  Schuschan  Purim " 

30     Nisan 

13  *Festival  of  Passover " 

14  *      "  "         2nd  day     " 

19  *      "  "         7th  day      " 

20  *      "                  "        ends  " 
29     Ijar 

16  Festival  of  33rd  day  of  Omar        " 
28     Sivan 

2  *Festival  of  Week's  Pentecost       '•         6 

3  *      "                  "           2nd  day  "         7 
27     Tamuz    1 

15  Fast,  taking  of  the  Temple      Tamuz  17 


March 


April 


May 
June 


July 


Fast  for  burning  of  Temple 


Ab    1 


(5672)  Sept 


October 


November 
December 


(1912)  Jan. 


Elul    1 

*Ne\v  Year's  day Tischri    1 

*Second  Feast  for  New  Year  "     2 

Fast  of  Guedaliah "      3 

*Fast  of  Reconciliation "10 

*Feast  of  Tabernacles "    15 

*Second  Feast  of  Huts "16 

Feast  of  Palms "21 

*End  of  Congregation  Feast  "    22 

^Rejoicing  of  the  Law "23 

Marcheswan    1 

Kislev    1 

Consecration  of  Temple ....  "       25 

Tebet    1 

Fast  for  Siege  of  Jerusalem  "      10 
Schebat    1 


Those  marked  (*)  are  to  be  strictly  observed. 
All  Jewish  Sabbaths,  Festivals  and  Fasts  commence  on  the  previous  evening  at  sunset. 


1911] 


ECLIPSES,   PLANETARY   CONJUNCTIONS,   ETC. 


29 


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ECLIPSES  OF  JUPITER  S  SATELLITES. 


[1911 


ECLIPSES,  Etc.,  OF  JUPITER'S  SATELLITES,  1911. 

In  eastern  standard  time  (0h.-23h.)  tr  in,  denotes  transit  of  satellite;  tr  eg,  transit  egress;  sh  in,  shadow 
ingress ;  sh  eg,  shadow  egress ;  ec  dis,  disappearance  of  satellite  behind  planet ;  oc  dis,  disappearance  of  satellite 
in  planet's  shadow.  The  satellites  of  Jupiter  are  not  visible  from  October  2l8t  to  December  18th,  Jupiter 
being  too  near  the  Sun. 


January. 

D. 

H.     M. 

D.  H.    M. 

D.    II.    M. 

D.  II.  M. 

p.  H.    M. 

26 

1  35 

I  sh  in 

2  52      I  ec  dis 

13    3  42      I  trin 

21  22  40      I  oc  dis 

2  44 

I  trin 

23  59      I  sh  in 

22  17   III  oc  dis 

22    0  21     II  tr  in 

3    5  35      I  ocre 
5    4  28  III  oe  dis 
6    5  III  oc  re 

3  47 

I  sheg 

6    0  35      I  tr  in 

23  21  III  oc  re 

21    0      I  sA  in 

4  55 

I  treg 

2  11      I  sh  eg 

23  24  III  ec  dis 

22  8      rtre^ 

23  12      I  sA  eg 
23  20  21      I  ec  re 

27 

2  15 

I  ocre 

2  45      I  tr  eg  ■ 

23  41    II  tr  in 

6    4  23    II  tr  in 

4  45    II  sh  eg 

9    6  51      I  sh  in 

10    4  13      I  ec  dis 

21  20      I  ec  dis 

14  0  16    II  sh  in 

March. 

7    0    2      I  oc  re 

0  45  III  ec  re 

23  52    II  ec  re 

II  ec  dis 

21  11      I  tr  eg 

0  56      I  oc  dis 

25  20  21   III  oc  re 

2 

3  37 

8    3  33  III  ec  dis 

2  14    II  tr  eg 

23  16    III  ec  dis 

11    3  32      I  sh  eg 

4 

0  54 

II  tr  in 
II  sh  eg 
II  tr  eg 

4  56  III  ec  re 

2  53    II  sh  eg 

26    0  35  III  ec  re 

4  40      I  tr  eg 
12    4    0  III  ec  dis 

1  18 
3  26 

12    0  21     II  sh  in 
1  40     II  trin 

3  24      I  ec  re 
22    8      I  «r  in 

29    0  30      I  oc  dis 
21  47      I  tr  in 

5  32  III  ec  re 

5 

3  28 

I  shin 

3  22     II  sh  eg 

22  28      I  sh  in 

22  55       I  sA  in 

13    4  42    II  sh  in 

4  34 

I  tr  in 

4  11    II  treq 

15    0  19      I  tr  eg 

29  23  59      I  tr  eg 

30  21  35     II  oe  dis 

15    3  49    II  oc  re 
17    6    7      I  ec  dis 

5  40 

I  sh  eg 

4  45      I  ec  dis 

0  40      I  sh  eg 

6 

0  50 

I  ec  dis 

13    1  53      I  sh  in 

21  27    II  ec  re 

22  15      I  ec  re 

18    3  12      I  sh  in 

4     4 

I  ocre 

2  19      1  tr  in 

21  52      I  ec  re 

4  24       I  tr  in 

5  25      1  sh  eg 

7 

0  9 

1  12 

I  sheg 
I  treg 

4    5      I  sA  e7 

4  30      Itr  eg 

22  32    II  oc  re 

21    1  33  III  oc  dis 
1  56     II  tr  in 

July. 

6  36      I  tr  eg 

2  10 

III  tr  in 

2  40      I  oc  dis 

2  20  53    II  sA  eg 

19    3  56      I  oc  re 

3    1 

III  tr  eg 

23  13      I  ec  dis 

2  44  III  oc  re 

22  21  III  oc  dis 

22    6  27     II  oc  re 

11 

1  14 

II  sh  in 

14    1  46       I  oc  re 

2  50    II  sA  in 

3    0    5  III  oc  re 

23    2  46  III  tr  in 

3  17 

II  tr  in 

20  45      I  tr  in 

3  22  III  ec  dis 

6  23  38      I  tr  in 

4  11  III  tr  eg 

3  51 

II  sheg 

22  34      I  sh  eg 

21  23  53      I  tr  in 

7  20  48      I  oc  dis 

25    5    6      I  shin 

5  49 

ntreg 

22  56      I  treif 
18  21  14  III  sh  in 

22    0  22       I  sh  in 

8    0'5    II  ocdis 

6  19       I  tr  in 

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5  21 

I  sh  in 

2    4      I  treg 
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0  10      I  ec  re 

26    2  28      I  ec  dis 

13 

0    2 

II  oc  re 

22  52  III  tr  in 

20  19      I  tr  eg 

5  51      I  oc  re 

3    4 

I  ecdis 

22  54  III  sh  eg 

20  28     II  oc  dis 

21  31      I  sA  eg 

27    1  46      I  sh  eg 

5  52 

I  oc  re 

23  35  III  tr  eg 
19    3  18    II  sh  in 

21    6      I  oc  dis 

9  20  50    II  sA  in 

3    0      1  treg 
29    4    2    II  ec  dis 

23  50 

I  sh  in 

23  46      I  ec  re 

21    4     II  tr  eg 

14 

0  49 

I  trin 

3  54    II  tr  in 

23    0    4    II  ec  re 

23  28     II  sA  eg 

30    1  38  III  sh  in 

1  24 

III  sh  in 

20  21  47     II  ec  dis 

20  31      I  tr  eg 

21  3      I  sA  e^ 
29    1  39      I  tr  in 

13  21    1   III  sA  in 

3  24  III  sh  eg 

2    2 

I  sheg 

21    0  48    II  oc  re 

22  38  III  sA  eg 
14  22  40      I  oc  dis 

31    1  38    II  tr  in 

3    0 

I  treg 

17      I  ec  dis 

1  46    II  sh  eg 

3    6 

III  sh  eg 

3  30      I  oc  re 

2  n      I  sh  in 

15  21  14      I  sA  in 

4  12    II  tr  eg 

5  48 

III  tr  in 

22  16      I  sh  in 

22  47     II  oc  dis 

22  12      I  tr  eg 

15 

0  18 

I  oc  re 

22  30      I  tr  in 

22  52      I  oc  dis 

23  26      I  sA  eg 

February, 

18 

3  47 
5  39 

II  sh  in 
II  tr  in 

22    0  28      I  sh  eg 

0  40      I  tr  eg 

21  56      I  oc  re 

30    1  40      I  ec  re 
2  41    II  ec  re 

16  20  33      I  ec  re 
20  56    II  tr  in 

2    4  21      1  ecdis 

20 

2  25 

II  oc  re 

20    6      I  tr  in 

23  26    II  sA  in 

3    1  27      I  sh  in 

4  37 

I  ec  dts 

26    1  13  III  sh  in 

20  46      I  sA  in 

23  35    II  tr  eg 

2  41      I  tr  in 

21 

1  43 

I  sA  in 

2    7  III  tr  in 

22  17      I  tr  eg 

22  58      I  sA  eg 

31  19  55    II  tr  eg 

18  21    2    II  ec  re 

3  39      I  sh  eg 

2  36 

I  trin 

2  52  III  sh  eg 
2  54  III  tr  eg 

20  21  38  III  tr  eg 

4  53      1  tr  eg 

3  56 

I  sA  e.9 

22  21  52      I  tr  in 

4    2  13      I  oc  re 

4  47 

Jr  K^^ 

28    0  23    II  ec  dis 

20    9      I  ec  re 

23    9      I  sA  in 

5    6  36    II  ec  dis 

5  22 

III  s/i  in 

3    1      I  ec  dis 

21    7  III  sA  in 

23  22  28      I  ec  re 

6    5  35  III  sh  in 

23    5 

I  ec  dis 

3    4    II  oc  re 

21  18    II  sA  eg 

22  44  III  sA  eg 

30  20  56      I  oc  dis 

7    1  42    II  sh  in 

22 

2    5 

I  ocre 

29    0  10      I  sh  in 

31  20  29      I  tr  eg 

4  12    II  tr  in 

22  24 

I  «Aeflr 

0  14      I  tr  in 

20  31  III  ec  re 

4  20    II  sh  eg 

23  13 

I  fre^ 

2  22      I  s/i  e^ 

2  24      I  treg 

21  29      I  ec  dis 

Juno. 

21  45      I  sA  eg 

9    6  15      I  ec  dis 

24  23  14 

III  oc  dis 

10    0  58  III  oc  dis 

23  56  III  oc  re 

6    0  38      I  oc  dis 

August. 

2  9  III  oc  re 

3  20     I  sh  in 

27 

0  40 
4  46 

II  ec  dw 
II  oc  re 

21  45    II  sh  eg 
21  46    II  tr  eg 
23  39      I  oc  re 
30  20  50      I  tr  eg 
20  51      I  sh  eg 

1    7    II  oc  dis 
21  53      I  tr  in 

1  21    5    II  oc  dis 

4  34      I  tr  in 

5  32     I  sh  eg 
11    4    6      I  oc  re 

28 

3  37 

4  22 
22  15 

I  sh  in 

I  tr  in 

II  sh  eg 

22  41      I  sA  in 

7    0    4      I  treg 

0  53      I  sA  ear 

3  20  31    II  sA  eg 

7  20  12      I  tr  in 

21  28      I  sA  in 

12    1  14      I  treg 

23  39 

II  <r  e(7 

21  15    II  sA  in 

8  20  46      I  ec  re 

14    4  16    II  shin 
16    3  27    II  oc  re 

29 

0  58 
3  51 

I  ec  dis 
I  ocre 

May. 

21  50  III  tr  in 

22  3      I  ec  re 

10  20  30    II  sA  in 
20  38    II  tr  eg 
14  21  50  III  oc  dis 
16  20    4      I  sA  eg 

17    1  17  III  ec  re 

22    5 

I  shin 

5    2  48    II  oc  dis 

22  13    II  tr  eg 

4  53  III  oc  dis 

22  49 

I  tr  in 

6    1  58      I  tr  in 

23  17  III  tr  eg 

5  13      I  sh  in 

30 

0  17 

I  sheg 

2    4      I  shin 

23  52    II  sA  eg 

17  20  38    II  tr  in 

5  58  III  oc  re 

0  59 

I  <re«; 

4    9      I  treg 

8    1     6  III  sA  eg 

19  20  48    II  ec  re 

6  26      Itr  in 

22  17 

I  oc  re 

4  17      I  s/i  eo 

13  23  40      I  tr  in 

22  21  14      I  oc  dis 

18    2  36      I  ec  dis 

31  23  35  III  ec  dis 

20  46  III  ec  re 

14    0  36      I  sA  in 

23  19  47      I  «A  in 

5  57      I  oc  re 

21  28    II  tr  in 

1  52      1  tr  e(f 

20  48      I  tr  eg 

19    0  54      I  tr  in 

Ar»^ii 

21  43    II  sh  in 

20  52      I  oc  dis 

25  20  56  III  «A  in 

1  54      1  sh  eg 

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23  12      I  oc  dis 

21  59    II  tr  in 

30  20  34      I  tr  in 

3    5      I  treg 

1 

0  59  III  ec  re 

7    0    0    U  treg 

23  50    11  sA  in 

20    0  25      I  oc  re 

2  40 

III  oc  dis 

0  19    II  sA  eg 

23  58     I  ec  re 

September. 

23    1    3    II  ec  dis 

3  20  III  oc  re 

1  30      I  ec  re 

15    0  34    II  tr  eg 

1  20  14  III  trin 

5  57     II  oe  re 

3 

3  16 

II  ecdi« 

20  24      I  tr  in 

1  18  III  tr  in 

4  20  11    II  sA  eg 

24    3  46  III  ec  dis 

4  22  11 

II  «A  in 

20  33      I  sh  in 

20  19      I  tr  eg 

7  19  41      I  oc  dis 

5  14  III  ec  re 

23  24 

II  «r  in 

22  35      I  tr  eg 

21  17      I  sA  eg 

8  19  15      I  tr  eg 

25    1    0    II  tr  eg 
4  29      I  ec  dis 

5 

0  48 

II  sh  eg 

22  45      I  sh  eg 

16  21  15     II  ec  re 

20  18      I  sA  eg 

1  56 

II  «r  e^ 

8  19  58      I  ec  re 

18  20  36  III  ec  re 

11  20  10    II  sA  in 

1911] 


MERIDIAN   PASSAGE   AND   DECLINATION   OF  THE   PLANETS. 


31 


D.  H.  M. 

D.  H.  M. 

D.  H.  M. 

D.  H.  M. 

D.  H.  M. 

12  19  6  III  ec  dis 

27  18  52  II  oc  dis 

n  not  visible* 

6  44  III  oc  re 

6  4-2 

I  trin 

15  19  2   I  tr  in 

30  18  31  III  sh  eg 

6  55   I  tr  eg 

30  6  10 

1  oc  re 

16  19  18   I  ec  re 

October. 

December. 

29  5  58  II  ec  dis 

19  19  0  III  oc  dis 

21  6  56   I  ec  dis 

6  2  1  sh  in 

24  18  36   I  sh  eg 

6  18  32  II  tr  eg 

22  6  21   I  sh  eg 

6  41  III  ec  dis 

R^ERIDIAN   PASSAGE  AND   DECLINATION   OF  THE   PLANETS,   LONG.  41).  46m.  FOR   EVERY 
TE|4TH  DAY   DURING  THE   YEAR  1911 


Mercury  8    1 

Venus  ? 

Mars 

i 

Jupite 

r  n 

Saturn  ^ 

Mer.  pass. 

Decl. 

Mer.  pass. 

Decl. 

Mer.  pass. 

Decl. 

Mer.  pass. 

Decl. 

Mer.  pass. 

Decl. 

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11 
21 

H.  M. 

13  12 
11  55 
10  44 

S20  32 

19  12 

20  11 

H.  M. 

12  41 
J2  56 

13  8 

S23  9 
21  6 
18  1 

H.  M. 

9  46 
9  37 

9  28 

S21  44 

22  47 

23  29 

H.  M. 

7  50 
7  17 
6  42 

S13  37 
14  3 
14  24 

H.  M. 

19  12 
18  33 
17  55 

N  9  0 
9  4 
9  13 

Feby.  1 
11 
21 

10  28 
10  39 
10  58 

21  27 
21  6 
18  44 

13  19 
13  27 
13  33 

13  40 
9  3 
4  3 

9  20 
9  12 
9  4 

23  49 
23  44 
23  14 

6  3 
5  26 
4  49 

14  42 
14  53 
14  58 

17  13 
10  36 
16  0 

9  26 
9  42 
10  0 

Mar.  1 
11 
21 

11  17 

11  44 

12  14 

15  17 
9  0 
0  41 

13  38 
13  43 
13  49 

N  0  5 

5  16 

10  16 

8  58 
8  50 
8  41 

22  34 
21  24 
19  53 

4  18 

3  38 
2  57 

14  58 
14  54 
14  44 

15  31 
14  55 
14  20 

10  16 

10  38 

11  2 

Apr.   1 
11 
21 

12  49 

13  11 
13  4 

N  9  37 
17  0 
19  56 

13  57 

14  5 
14  15 

15  17 
19  13 
22  20 

8  31 
8  22 
8  11 

17  50 
15  41 
13  19 

2  10 
1  27 
0  43 

14  28 
14  9 
13  47 

13  42 
13  7 
13  33 

11  29 

11  54 

12  19 

May   1 
11 
21 

12  20 
11  21 
10  39 

18  6 
13  43 
11  25 

14  27 
14  39 
14  50 

24  28 

25  29 
25  22 

8  1 
7  49 
7  37 

10  45 
8  3 
5  16 

23  55 

-  23  10 

22  26 

13  22 
12  59 
12  38 

11  58 
11  24 
10  50 

12  43 

13  7 
13  30 

June  1 
11 
21 

10  21 

10  29 

11  0 

13  9 
17  15 
21  53 

15  1 
15  9 
15  13 

23  56 
21  38 
18  28 

7  24 
7  11 
6  58 

2  10 
N  0  38 

3  22 

21  39 
20  57 
20  16 

12  18 
12  6 
11  59 

10  12 
9  37 

9  2 

13  54 

14  13 
14  31 

July  1 
11 
21 

11  51 

12  44 

13  22 

24  21 

22  32 
17  27 

15  13 
15  9 
15  1 

14  45 
10  38 
6  21 

6  45 
6  31 
6  17 

0  0 
8  29 
10  47 

19  36 

18  57 
18  19 

11  58 

12  2 
12  14 

8  27 
7  51 
7  15 

14  47 

15  1 
15  12 

Aug.  1 
11 
21 

13  44 
13  47 
13  33 

10  30 

4  25 

S  0  12 

14  46 
14  24 
13  52 

1  46 

S  1  59 

4  52 

6  0 
5  45 

5  28 

13  4 

14  53 
16  28 

17  39 
17  3 
16  28 

12  32 

12  53 

13  19 

6  34 
5  57 
5  19 

15  21 
15  26 
15  29 

Sept.  1 
11 
21 

12  47 
11  37 
10  51 

1  8 

N  3  33 

7  38 

13  3 
12  5 
11  5 

6  21 
5  30 
2  50 

5  7 
4  46 

4  22 

17  56 
19  1 
19  54 

15  51 
15  18 
14  45 

13  51 

14  23 
14  56 

4  36 
3  57 
3  16 

15  29 
15  26 
15  20 

Oct.   1 
11 
21 

10  54 

11  17 
11  40 

5  2 

S  1  43 

9  6 

10  14 
9  37 
9  14 

N  0  9 
2  7 
2  38 

3  54 
3  21 
2  43 

20  36 

21  9 
21  35 

14  14 
13  42 
13  11 

15  32 

16  7 
16  43 

2  35 
1  54 
1  12 

15  12 
15  2 
14  50 

Nov.  1 
11 
21 

12  5 

12  28 
12  52 

16  16 
21  21 
24  41 

8  58 
8  51 

8  47 

1  38 

S  0  23 

3  11 

1  54 
1  3 

0  8 

21  53 
21  58 
21  50 

12  37 
12  7 
11  37 

17  22 

17  56 

18  29 

0  25 
23  39 
22  56 

14  36 
14  21 
14  8 

Deo.   1 
11 
21 

13  15 
13  22 
12  36 

25  52 
24  44 
22  9 

8  46 
8  48 
8  52 

6  27 
9  56 
13  23 

23  7 
22  16 
21  29 

21  29 
21  9 
20  58 

11  6 
10  36 
10  6 

18  59 

19  29 
19  55 

22  14 
21  32 

20  51 

13  57 
13  47 
13  41 

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MEAN   PLACES   OF  STARS. 


[1911 


MEAN  PLACES  OF  98  STARS  (JANUARY,  0  d  -83)  1903. 

To  find  Mean  Places  for  1911  apply  the  Annual  variation. 


Name  of  Star. 


a  Andromedae  .. 

(Alpherat) 
pOassiopeiseCap/i 
y  Pegasi  Algenib 
a  Casaiopeise . . . 

Shedir. 

fi  Ceti 

y  Cassiopeise . . . 
p  AndroinedsB. . 
a  Ursae  Minoris 
pArietiaSheratati 
y  Andromedae 

Al'mak. 
a  Arietis  Hamal 
a  Oeti  Menkab. 
P  Persei  Algol  . 
a  Persei  Mirfak. 

5  Persei 

ri  Tauri  Alcyone 

f  Persei 

«  Persei 

y  Eridani 

a  T&\iri  Aid' b' rati 

I  Aurigae 

^  Eridani  Cttrsa. 
a  Aurigsd  Capella 
P  Orionis  Rigel. . 

p  Tauri  Nath 

i  Orionis  Var. . . 
a  Leporis^rnefi. 
c  OtioniaAlnilam 

a  Columbae 

K  Orionis 

a  Orionis  Var.. . 

Betelgeuze. 

/3  Aurigae 

Menkalinan. 

6  Aurigae 

y  Geminorum  . . . 

Alhena. 
a  CanisMaj. Sin's 
«  Oanis  Majoris  . 

Adara. 
h  Canis  Majoris  . 

Wezen. 
P  Canis  Minoris . 
a*  Geminor  Cast'r 
a  C'nisMin.  P'cy'n 
/3  Geminor  Poll'x 
a  Hydrae  J  Iphard 
a  lieonia  Reguhis 

y'  Leonis 

oUrsae  Majoris.. 

Dubhe. 

S  Leonis 

pheoniaDenebola 
y  Ursaa  Majoris. . 
V  Corvi 


Right 
Asceusi'n 


h  m   8 
0  3  22-3 


8  14-4 
34  59-9 

38  43-3 

50  50-9 

1  4  17 
23  49-8 

49  16-8 
57  56-5 

2  142-2 
57  12-5 

3  151-2 
17  23 
36  0-9 
41  43-0 

48  1 

51  20-5 
53  30-2 

4  30  21-2 

50  40-5 

5  3  4 

9  31 

9  52-5 

20  9 

27  3-0 

28  27-1 
31 17-5 
36  8-2 

43  9-4 

49  55-2 

52  24-8 

53  6-4 

6  32  6-5 

40  52-4 

54  48-8 

7  4  26-8 

21  53-5 
28  24-7 
34  13-5 

39  22-9 
9  22  49-3 

10  312-4 
14  37-6 
57  44-9 

11  8  57-1 

44  6-8 
48  43-9 

1210  49-0 


Ann'al 
Variat. 


8 

+  3-1 

3-18 
3-09 
3-38 

3-01 
3-59 
3-35 
25-84 
3-31 
3-67 

3-37 
3-13 
3 
4 

4 

3-56 

3-76 

4-02 

2-80 

3-44 

3-90 

2-95 

4-43 

2-88 

3-79 

3  06 

2-64 

3-04 

2-17 

2-84 


3-47 


2-64 
2-36 


3-14 
3-68 
2-95 
3-20 
3-31 
8-74 

3-20 
306 
3-18 
3-08 


Declinat'n 


28  33  17-7 

58  36  53-2 

14  38  39-5 
56    019 

-18  31  8-0 
60  11  29-7 
35  6  23-0 
88  47  22-8 
20  20  2-5 
41  51  52-1 

23    014-3 

3  42  33 
40  34  56-0 
49  30  58-5 
47  28  39-7 
23  48  19-6 

31  35  45-1 
39  43  47-7 

-13  47  3-2 
16  18  52-4 
33    0  46-1 

-  5  12  41-6 
45  53  59-0 

-  8  18  48-3 
28  31  33-0 

-  0-22  14-4 
-17  53  29-4 

-  1  15  48-9 
-34    7  32-3 

-  9  42  13-8 

7  23  21 

44  56  16-6 

37  12  22-0 
16  28  56-4 

-16  34  58-3 
-28  50  23-3 

-26  14  20-2 

8  29    6-2 

32  6  6-3 
5  28  25-5 

28  15  38-8 

-  8  14  16-4 
12  26  29-2 
20  19  56-6 
62  16  29-2 

•21    318-8 

15  6  51-6 
54  14  2-7 
-17    0  11-8 


An'l 
Var. 


-1-19-9 

19 

20-0 

19-8 

19-8 
19-6 
19-1 
18-7 
17-7 
17-4 

17-1 

14-3 

14-1 

13-0 

11-7 

11-3 

10-9 

10-6 

10-4 

7-5 

6-0 

4 

4-0 
4-3 
3-3 
2 

2-8 
2-5 
2-0 
1-5 
0-9 

0-7 

+  0-5 

—  2-9 

—  4-8 

—  4-7 

—  5-6 

—  7-1 

—  7-6 

—  9-0 

—  8-5 
—15-5 
-17-5 
-18-1 
-19-4 

-19-7 
-20-1 
-20-0 
-200 


Name  of  Star. 


&^  Corvi  Algorab 

P  Corvi 

y'  Virginis  . . . 
€  Virginis , . . 
a  Virginis  Spica 
Tj  Ursae  Majoris. 

Alkaid. 

ij  Bootis 

a  Bootia  Arct'r's 
e  Bootis  Izar  . . 

a*  Librae 

B  Ursae  Minoris, 

Kocab. 

B  Librae 

y  Ursae  Minoris . 
a  Coronas  B're'lis 

Alphecca. 
a  Serpentis. . , 

6  Scorpii 

/3>  Scorpii  Acrab 
6  Ophiuchi . . 
17  Draconis.. 
aScorpii  Ant'res 

/3  Herculis 

^  Ophiuchi 

jj  Ophiuchi 

a' Herculis 

Rasalgeti. 
/3  Draconis 

Alwaid. 

a  Ophiuchi 

Rasalague. 

y  Draconis 

y'  Sagittarii  . . . 

A  Sagittarii 

aLyrae  Vega... 

<T  Sagittarii 

^  Aquilae  

5  Draconis    

P  Cy^mAlbireo 
ykqmladTaraz'd 

'  Cygni 

a  Aquilae  Altair 

y  Cygni 

a  Cygni  Deneb. 

Cygni .  _, 

a  Cephei 

Alderamin. 

j3  Aquarii 

/3  Cephei 

{Alphirk). 
e  Pegasi  ^ni/.. 
a  Aquarii 

Sadalmelik. 
a  FiaAuaF'm'lh't 
aPegasi{M'rkab) 
\  Aiidromedae . . 
y  Cephei 


Right 
Ascensi'n 


h  m   8 

12  24  50-7 

29  17-4 
36  44-7 
57  20 

13  20  4-9 
43  43-2 

50  4-0 

14  11  14-2 

40  45-1 

45  30-6 
50  59-0 

15  11  47-2 
20  52-7 

30  34-8 

39  29-4 
54  35-8 
59  47-7 

16  915-7 

22  40-6 

23  27-5 
26  3-0 

31  49-0 

17  4  48-8 
10  13-5 

28  14-4 

30  25 

54  21-2 
59  34-6 

18  21  59-1 
33  39-3 
49  15-0 

19  0  57-1 
12  32-1 
26  48-6 

41  38-9 
4156- 

46  3-0 
•20  18  44-8 

38  7-5 

42  17-2 
21  16  15-9 

26  27-2 

27  24-7 

39  25-3 
•22  0  48-1 

52  17-5 

59  55-7 

23  32  48-9 

35  21-8 


Ann'al 
Variat, 


+  3-10 
3-14 
3-04 
2-99 
3-16 
2-37 

2-86 
2-74 
2-62 
3-31 

—  0-22 

3-22 

—  0-12 
2-54 

2-95 
3-54 
3-48 
3-14 
0-81 
3-67 


3-44 
2-73 

1-35 

2-78 

1 
3 

3-70 

2-03 

3-72 

2 

0-03 

2-42 

2-85 

1-88 

2-93 

2-15 

2-04 

2-43 

1-44 

3-16 
0-79 

2-95 
3-08 

3-32 
2-99 
2-92 
2-43 


Declinat'n 


-15  58  31-5 
-22  51  37-3 

-  0  55    2-7 

11  28  49-6 
-10  39  18-2 

49  47  50-1 

18  53    1-8 

19  41  14-1 
27  28  58-6 

-15  38  19-9 
74  33    6-9 

-  9  1  30-8 
72  10  44-9 
27    2  27-2 

6  43  50-0 
-22  20  45-1 
-19  32  24-5 

-  3  26  41-2 
6144    1-2 

-2613  1-1 
2142  2-4 
-10  22  15-1 
-15  36  18-1 
14  30    2-1 

52  22  22-9 

12  37  49-1 

5130  0-4 
-30  25  31-8 
-25  28  32-3 

38  41  35-3 
-26  25    3-0 

13  43  8-4 
67  29  27-3 
27  45  20-4 
10  22  35-7 
44  53  37-6 

8  36  42-6 

39  56  45-5 

44  56  0-6 
38  36  24-1 
62  10  28-1 

-  5  59  53-2 
70    8    5-4 

9  25  48-3 

-  0  47  28-3 

-30    811-2 

14  40  59-8 

45  55  57-4 
77    5  27-6 


An'l 
Var. 


—20-1 
—19-9 
-19-8 
—19-4 
—18-9 
—18-1 

-18-1 
—18-9 
—15-3 
—15-1 
-14-7 

-13-5 
-12-8 
—12-8 

-11-5 
—10-5 
-10-1 

—  9-5 

—  8-2 

—  8-2 

—  8-0 

—  7-5 

—  4-7 

—  4-3 

—  2-8 

—  2-8 

—  0-5 

—  0-2 
+  V7 

3-2 

4-2 

5-2 

6-3 

7-4 

8-6 

8-7 

9-8 

11-4 

12-8 

13-4 

15-2 

15-7 
15-8 

16-4 
17-4 

19-0 
19-3 
19-5 
20-1 


MINIMA  OF  p  PERSEI  {Algol). 
R.A.,  Sh.  2m.  22s.    Decl.,  kO"  36'  US"  N.    75th  Mendian  Time. 
Every  third  minima  only  given ;  the  others  can  readily  be  found  by  adding  the  interval 


20-81h. 


1910. 


January. 

II 

II 
February 

II      . 
It 
March . . . 

April .... 


Day. 

Hour. 

7 

15 

16 

6 

24 

20 

2 

11 

11 

19 

16 

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7 

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16 

11 

25 

2 

16 

11 

19 

21 

28 

11 

1910. 


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2 

15 

16 

24 

6 

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21 

10 

11 

19 

2 

27 

16 

6 

7 

14 

21 

23 

12 

1 

2 

9 

16 

18 

7 

26 

21 

1910. 


September 

II 

II 

It 
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II      . . , 
December  . 


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TABLE   OF   REFRACTION. 

The  barometer  being  at  30  inches  and  the  attached  thermometer  at  50°,  or  the  outside  at  47° ;  with  the  corrections 
for  an  increase  of  one  inch  in  the  barometer,  and  for  a  decrease  of  1  °  in  the  thermometer,  Fahrenheit, 


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6  35 

13^3 

0^85 

14    0 

3  49^9 

7-70 

0-47 

5 

32  53 

71 

7-6 

5 

14  19 

29 

2-2 

10 

6  28 

13  •! 

•83 

10 

3  47-1 

7-61 

•46 

10 

3158 

69 

7-3 

10 

14    4 

29 

2-2 

20 

6  21 

12^8 

•82 

20 

3  44-4 

7-52 

•46 

15 

SI    5 

67 

7-0 

15 

13  50 

28 

2^1 

30 

6  ]4 

12^6 

•80 

30 

3  4f8 

7-43 

-45 

20 

3013 

65 

6-7 

20 

13  35 

28 

2-1 

40 

6    7 

12^3 

•79 

40 

3  39^2 

7-34 

•45 

25 

29  24 

63 

6-4 

25 

13  21 

27 

2^0 

50 

6    0 

121 

•77 

60 

3  36-7 

7-26 

•44 

30 

28  37 

61 

6-1 

30 

13    7 

27 

2-0 

9    0 

5  54 

11^9 

•76 

15     0 

3  34-3 

7-18 

•44 

35 

27  51 

59 

5-9 

35 

12  53 

26 

2^0 

10 

5  47 

11-7 

•74 

30 

3  27-3 

6^96 

•42 

40 

27    6 

58 

5-6 

40 

12  41 

26 

1-9 

20 

6  41 

11^5 

•73 

16    0 

3  20-6 

6^73 

•41 

45 

26  24 

56 

5-4 

45 

12  28 

25 

1-9 

30 

5  36 

11-3 

•72 

30 

3  14-4 

6-51 

•40 

50 

25  43 

55 

5-1 

50 

12  16 

25 

1-9 

40 

5  30 

11^1 

•71 

17     0 

3    8^5 

6-31 

•39 

55 

25    3 

53 

4-9 

55 

12    3 

25 

1^8 

50 

6  25 

11-0 

•70 

30 

3    2-9 

6-12 

-37 

1    0 

24  25 

52 

4-7 

4     0 

1152 

24-1 

1-70 

10    0 

5  20 

10^8 

•69 

18    0 

2  57-6 

6-94 

•36 

5 

23  48 

50 

4-6 

10 

1130 

23-4 

1^64 

10 

5  16 

10^6 

•67 

19    0 

2  47-7 

5-61 

•34 

10 

23  13 

49 

4-5 

20 

11  10 

22^7 

1-58 

20 

5  10 

10^4 

•65 

20    0 

2  38^7 

6-31 

•32 

16 

22  40 

48 

4-4 

30 

10  50 

22-0 

1-53 

30 

5    5 

10-2 

•64 

21    0 

2  30^5 

6-04 

•31 

20 

22    8 

46 

4-2 

40 

10  32 

21-3 

1^48 

40 

5    0 

Wl 

•63 

22    0 

2  23-2 

4-79 

-29 

25 

2137 

45 

4-0   • 

.50 

1015 

20-7 

1-43 

50 

4  56 

9^9 

•62 

23    0 

2  16^5 

4-57 

•28 

30 

21    7 

44 

3-9 

5    0 

9  58 

20^1 

1-38 

11     0 

4  51 

9-8 

•60 

24    0 

2  10-1 

4-35 

•26 

35 

20  38 

43 

3-8 

10 

9  42 

19^6 

1-34 

10 

4  47 

9^6 

•59 

26    0 

2    4-2 

416 

•25 

40 

20  10 

42 

3-6 

20 

9  27 

19^1 

1-30 

20 

4  43 

9-5 

•58 

26    0 

158-8 

3-97 

•24 

45 

19  43 

40 

3-5 

30 

9  11 

18-6 

1-26 

30 

4  39 

9^4 

•57 

27    0 

153-8 

3-81 

•23 

50 

19  17 

39 

3-4 

40 

8  58 

18-1 

1^22 

40 

4  35 

9-2 

•56 

28    0 

149-1 

3-65 

•22 

65 

18  52 

39 

3-3 

60 

8  45 

17-6 

1^19 

50 

4  31 

9-1 

•56 

29    0 

144^7 

3-50 

•21 

2    0 

18  29 

38 

3-2 

6    0 

8  32 

17^2 

1-15 

12    0 

4  28^1 

9^  0 

•55 

30    0 

1  40^5 

3-36 

•20 

5 

18    5 

37 

3-1 

10 

8  20 

16-8 

1-11 

10 

4   24-4 

8^86 

•55 

31    0 

136^6 

3-23 

•19 

10 

17  43 

36 

3-0 

20 

8    9 

16-4 

1-  9 

20 

4  20-8 

8-74 

•54 

32    0 

133^0 

311 

•19 

15 

17  21 

36 

2-9 

30 

7  58 

16-0 

1^  6 

30 

4  17-3 

8^63 

•53 

33    0 

129^5 

2-99 

•18 

20 

17    0 

35 

2-8 

40 

7  47 

15-7 

1"  3 

40 

4   13^9 

8^51 

•62 

34    0 

126^1 

2-88 

•17 

26 

16  40 

34 

2-8 

50 

7  37 

15*3 

1^  0 

60 

4   10-7 

8-41 

•62 

35    0 

123-0 

2-78 

•17 

30 

16  21 

33 

2-7 

7    0 

7  27 

15^0 

0-98 

13    0 

4     7^5 

8^30 

•51 

36    0 

120-0 

2-68 

•16 

35 

16    2 

33 

2-7 

10 

7  17 

14-6 

0-95 

10 

4     4^4 

8-20 

•50 

37    0 

1171 

2-68 

•16 

40 

16  43 

32 

2-6 

20 

7    8 

14*3 

0-93 

20 

4     1^4 

8-10 

■50 

38    0 

114-4 

2  49 

•15 

46 

15  25 

32 

2-5 

30 

6  59 

14^1 

0-91 

30 

3   58-4 

8-00 

•49 

39    0 

111-8 

2-40 

•14 

60 

15    8 

31 

2-4 

40 

6  51 

13-8 

0^89 

40 

3   55-5 

7^89 

•48 

40    0 

I    9-3 

2-32 

•14 

55 

14  51 

30 

2-3 

50 

6  43 

13-5 

0-87 

50 

3  62-6 

7^79 

•48 

41    0 

1    6^9 

2^24 

•13 

42  0 

14-6 

2-16 

0-13 

56  0 

40-8 

1^36 

0^08 

67  0 

24^7 

0-83 

0^05 

79    0 

11^2 

0-38 

0^02 

43  0 

12-4 

2-  9 

•12 

56  0 

39-3 

1^31 

•08 

68  0 

23^5 

•79 

•06 

80    0 

10^2 

•34 

•02 

44  0 

10-3 

2-  2 

•12 

57  0 

37^8 

1^26 

•08 

69  0 

22-4 

•75 

•04 

81    0 

9-2 

-31 

•02 

45  0 

58-1 

1-95 

•12 

58  0 

36-4 

1-22 

•07 

70  0 

21^2 

•71 

•04 

82    0 

8^2 

-27 

•02 

46  0 

66-1 

1-88 

•11 

59  0 

35  •© 

1-17 

•07 

71  0 

19-9 

•67 

•04 

83    0 

71 

-24 

-01 

47  0 

54-2 

1-81 

•11 

60  0 

33^6 

1-12 

•07 

72  0 

18^8 

•63 

•04 

84    0 

6-1 

•20 

•01 

48  0 

52-3 

1-75 

•10 

61  0 

32-3 

1^08 

•06 

73  0 

17-7 

•69 

•04 

85    0 

5-1 

•17 

•01 

49  0 

50-5 

1-69 

•10 

62  0 

31-0 

104 

•06 

74  0 

16^6 

•56 

•03 

86    0 

4-1 

•14 

•01 

50  0 

48-8 

1-63 

•10 

63  0 

•29  ^7 

0-99 

•06 

75  0 

15^5 

•62 

•03 

87    0 

3-1 

-10 

•01 

51  0 

47-1 

1-58 

•09 

64  0 

28-4 

•95 

•06 

76  0 

14^4 

•48 

•03 

88    0 

2*0 

•07 

•00 

52  0 

45-4 

1-52 

•09 

65  0 

27-2 

•91 

•06 

77  0 

13^4 

•46 

•03 

89    0 

1-0 

•03 

-00 

53  0 

43-8 

1-47 

•09 

66  0 

25-9 

•87 

•05 

78  0 

12^3 

•41 

•03 

90    0 

0-0 

-00 

•00 

54  0 

42-2 

1-41 

•08 

The  correction  for  an  increase  of  altitude  of  one  inch  in  the  barometer  or  for  a  decrease  of  one  degree  in  the 
thermometer,  is  to  be  added  to  the  tabular  refraction,  but  when  the  barometer  is  lower  than  30  inches,  or  the 
thermometer  higher  than  47°,  the  corrections  become  subtractive.  When  great  accuracy  is  required,  0-003  inch 
should  be  deducted  from  the  observed  height  of  the  barometer  for  each  degree  that  the  thermometer  near  it  la 
above  50°,  and  the  same  quantity  added  for  an  equal  decrease. 


36 


METEOROLOGICAL  SERVICE   OF   CANADA. 


[1911 


OBSERVING  STATIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE  METEOROLOGICAL  SERVICE   OF  CANADA  WITH  THEIR 
LATITUDE,  LONGITUDE  AND  HEIGHT  ABOVE  SEA  LEVEL  WHEN  KNOWN. 


Name. 

Latitude 

N. 

Lontii- 
tude 
W^. 

Height 

above 

Sea 

Level. 

Name. 

liatitude 

N. 

Longi- 
tude 
W. 

Height 

above 

Sea 

Level. 

British  Columbia. 
Alberni 

49  15 

49  14 

50  25 
59  35 

53  2 
52  40 
52  45 

52    1 
49  10 

49  11 

48  25 

50  48 

49  45 
49  16 
49  30 
49  25 

56  12 

48  27 

51  14 

51  16 

49  35 

49  30 

52  17 

50  41 

54  32 
49    5 

53  58 

49  10 

50  9 
49  12 
49  13 
49  29 

54  56 
49  52 
54  34 
49  29 
49  29 

52  59 

51  0 

49  5 

54  28 

50  42 

50  25 
49  21 

49  57 
49    1 

49  0 

50  41 
50  14 

48  24 

49  17 

50  32 

60  11 
64    4 
60  45 

54  43 

52  24 
50  41 

124  49 
121  31 

115  35 

133  38 

121  35 
126  54 

121  55 

122  42 

121  57 

125  47 

123  42 
128  27 

116  45 

122  51 

115  50 

126  28 

120  54 

123  33 

117  29 

116  55 
120  10 
120    0 

131  7 
120  29 

128  39 
123    4 

132  9 

123  37 
120  39 
122    2 
122  54 

117  21 

129  56 

119  29 

130  26 

120  29 
119  35 

122  30 

118  6 
117  48 

124  12 

119  35 

121  30 

123  17 

119  0 
115    5 
123  40 

120  29 
119  15 
123  19 
123    5 
128    3 

134  34 
139  20 

135  0 

113  17 
113  10 
113  52 

Feet 

300 
52 

2240 

4180 

150 

2275 

3100 

21 

40 

170 

20 

2000 

4072 
2550 

5400 

5 
1245 

30 

125 

2120 

59 
330 
1760 

20 
1200 

26 
1650 

1700 
1476 
S400 

2280 
1245 

760 

1100 
2684 

1575 
85 
136 

2171 
1200 
2075 

1650 

Alberta— Con. 
Belvedere 

54  4 
53  17 
53  43 
62  44 
53  48 

50  34 
53    4 

51  10 

52  24 

53  53 

51  2 
49  12 
49    0 
53  37 
53  12 

52  41 

51  40 

55  56 

52  52 

52  23 

53  33 

49  42 
52  15 

56  41 
58  43 
58  27 
52  15 

50  59 

49  50 
52  59 
52  56 

52  14 

50  35 

51  45 

53  24 

52  2 
49  45 
51     5 
49    5 

51  31 
49  42 

49  43 

52  28 

50  16 

53  18 
49  52 

52  30 
49    6 

54  4 

49  26 

51  51 

53  49 

50  1 

49  44 

50  43 

52  40 
56  15 

54  13 

50  26 
54    0 
49    0 
56    6 
49  31 
54    0 

53  54 

51  30 

51  0 
53  21 
53  29 

52  58 

53  29 

49  15 

110  27 

112  47 

113  2 
113  53 

112  55 

111  54 

113  0 
115  34 
113  47 

113  24 

114  2 
113  18 

111  57 
113  23 

113  47 

112  52 

114  8 
118  35 

112  17 
114  22 

113  30 

114  16 

112  12 
111  24 

111  10 

115  59 

113  35 

112  54 

111  18 
110  43 

112  40 

113  29 

113  53 

114  23 
110  32 

113  56 

114  16 
114  33 
113  12 
113  22 
112  51 

112  51 
llo  44 

113  26 

110  9 

113  31 

111  59 

114  11 
114  18 

112  54 

113  45 
113  39 
110  37 
113  24 
113  59 

113  34 
117  15 

114  0 
114  14 
112  31 
114     4 
117  45 

112  32 
114  44 
114  15 

113  11 

113  0 

110  51 

114  25 
113  23 

111  38 

102  17 

Feet 

Agassiz  (Exper  Farm) 

Athalmar 

Bardo  

Beaver  Hills 

Atlin 

BabineLake 

Barkerville 

Brooks  Station 

Bella  Coola 

Bullion  (Quesnelle  Forks).. 
Black  Pines 

Banff 

Blackfalds 

4542 
2876 

Chilcotin  (Big  Creek) 

Chilliwack 

Bon  Accord  

Calgary 

3389 

Clayoquot 

Cardslon 

Cowichan 

Coutr-s 

Cape  Scott 

Clover  Bar 

Crawford  Bay 

Conjuring  Creek 

Dorenlee 

Coquitlam.          ... 

Cranbrook 

Didsbury 

(iDnnvegan       .     .   . 

3300 

Estevan  Point 

1305 

Ferguson 

Fort  St.  John  (Peace  Riv.l 
Fruitvale 

Eckville 

3000 
2158 

Goldstream  Lake 

Elkwater 

Glacier 

Golden 

l'"ort  McMurray .           ... 

Hedley 

Fort  Chipewyan 

Fort  Vermilion 

Hedley  (Nickel  Plate) 

Hartley  Bay 

Gray  Hill 

2795 

Hope 

Gleiohen     ..        

2952 

Hornby  Island .... 

Grassy  Lake 

Gilt  Edge 

Ikeda  Bay 

Kamloops 

Heather  Brae 

Kitsumkalum 

Hillsdown 

High  River 

2806 

Ladner 

3394 

Massett,  Q.C.I 

aNanaimo 

Harmattan 

Islav       

3500 

Nicola  Lake  .... 

North  Nicomen . 

Josephsburg  

Nelson 

Kimball 

Kneehill 

Naas  Harbour 

3100 

OkanaganMiss'n  (Kelowna) 
Port  Simpson 

Lethbridge 

2961 

Letlibridge  (Exp.  Farm). . . 

Princeton 

2783 

Pemberton 

Quesnelle 

Revelstoke 

Rossland 

Sardis 

Mao-rath 

Stuart's  Lake  (Ft.  St.  James) 

Sooke  (Milne's  Landing). . . 
Spence's  Bridge 

Medicine  Hat 

2161 

Macleod 

3128 

Steveston  (Garry  Point). .! 
Swanson  Bay 

Okotoks 

Ponoka 

Peace  River  Crossing 

Pembina.                

Summerland 

Tobacco  Plains. . 

Thetis  Island 

Pekisko 

3394 

aTranquille 

Pakan  (Victoria)        

Vernon(Coldstream  Ranch) 
Victoria .... 

Pincher  Creek 

3750 

Shaftesbury 

Vancouver 

Stirling 

Saddle  Lake 

Sion 

Winter  Harbor 

Yukon. 

Threehills  Creek      

Carcross 

Dawson 

Vermilion 

White  Horse 

Wetaskiwin 

2480 

Alberta. 

Athabasca  Landing 

Alix 

Waitefield 

Saskatchewan. 
Alameda 

2000 

Aldersyde 

1892 

1911] 


METEOROLOGICAL   SERVICE   OF   CANADA. 


37 


METEOROLOGICAL  SERVICE  OF  CMiADk— Continued. 


Station. 


Saskatchewan— Con. 

Areola 

Arlington  Beach 

Battleford 

Broadview 

Chaplin 

Cannington  Manor 

Crescent  Lake 

Drumague 

Elm  How 

Estevan 

East  End...: 

Esterhazy  (Fairfield) 

File  Hills 

Foxleigh 

Gatesgarth 

Govan 

Grenfell  (Brownhill) 

Humboldt 

Haddington 

Hanley 

Heart's  Hill 

Insinger 

Indian  Head 

Kamsack 

Lemberg 

Last  Mountain 

Lanigan 

Maple  Creek 

Moose  Jaw 

Moosomin 

Melfort 

Meota 

Norquay 

Onion  Lake 

Oliver 

Pense  (Gatesgarth) 

Prince  Albert 

Qu'Appelle   

Rathmullen 

Regina,  R.N.VV.M.  Police. 

Strassburg 

Scott 

St.  Peter's 

Swift  Current 

Saskatoon  

Touchwood  Hills 

Willow  Bunch 

Windthorst 

Waseca 

Yorkton 


Manitoba. 
Aitkensv'le  (Moose  Horn  B, ) 

Almasippi 

aAweme  (St.  Alban's) 

Brandon 

Birtle 

Berens  River 

Carberry 

Carman 

Cartwright 

Cypress  River 

Fort  Osborne 

Gretna 

Hillview 

Minnedosa 

Morden 

Moreton 

Oakbank  

Pipestone  

Portage  la  Prairie 

Pierson 

Rapid  City 

Stony  Mountain 

Swan  River 


Latitude 

N. 


51  14 

52  41 
50  23 
50  26 

49  43 

50  59 

51  5 
50  4 
49  12 

49  31 

50  39 

51  4 
50  37 

50  20 

51  17 

50  23 

52  12 

51  29 
51  38 
51  59 
51  30 

50  28 

51  30 

50  43 

51  13 

51  51 

49  55 

50  21 

50  0 

52  47 

51  0 
51  51 

53  52 
51  39 
50  20 
53  10 

50  30 

51  20 

50  27 

51  5 

52  23 
52  0 

50  20 

52  15 

51  23 

49  24 

50  6 

53  6 

51  11 


51  15 
49  14 
49  42 

49  51 

50  25 

52  18 
49  52 
49  31 
49  6 
49  33 
49  53 
49  0 

49  55 

50  15 
49  11 
49  11 
49  57 
49  34 
49  57 

49  11 

50  7 
50  4 
52  6 


Longi- 
tude 
W. 


102  30 

105  10 
108  20 
102  33 

106  39 
102  2 

102  25 

103  24 
105  12 
103  4 

108  49 

102  4 

103  31 

104  29 

105  0 

104  54 
102  53 

105  9 

107  47 

106  28 

109  30 

102  59 

103  40 
101  52 

103  12 

104  40 

105  2 
109  27 
105  35 

101  37 

104  30 

108  20 

102  1 

109  59 
108  0 

105  0 

106  0 

103  47 
108  58 

104  37 

104  56 

108  49 

105  0 

107  45 

106  30 

104  5 

105  38 
105  0 

109  29 
102  29 


98  33 

99  20 
99  33 
99  57 

101  1 

97  23 
99  20 

98  0 

99  19 
99  3 
97  11 

97  34 
100  33 

99  50 

98  6 
100  28 

96  42 

100  58 

98  17 

101  5 

99  57 

97  14 
101  15 


Height 

above 

Sea 

Level. 


Feet 


1620 
1960 
2202 
2064 
1658 


1858 


1S79 
1957 


1924 


1759 

1884 


1700 


1879 
1432 
2115 


1885 

1870 
2439 
1571 


1180 
1176 
1703 

710 
1258 

872 
1531 
1232 

760 

829 
1400 
1699 

978 

740 
1400 

830 
1531 
1580 


Namk. 


Manitoba— Co?i. 

Treherne  

The  Pas  (Keewatin). . 

Virden , 

Winnipeg 


Ontario. 

Alton 

Aurora 

Arden 

Agincourt 

Barrie 

Beatrice 

Bruce  Mines 

Birnam 

Brantford 

Bloomfield 

Bancroft 

Copper  Cliff , 

Clinton 

Cochrane 

Collingwood 

Coldwater  

Cockburn  Island 

Cottam 

Chatham   

Deer  Park 

Dutton 

Emsdale 

Ennismore 

East  Toronto 

Goderich 

Georgetown 

Grantham  (Port  Dalhousie) 

Grimsby 

Grand  Valley 

Gravenhurst 

Guelph  

Huntsville 

Haileybury 

Hamilton 

Haliburton    

Kenora 

Kakabeka  Falls , 

Kingston 

Kinmount .' 

Lansdowne 

Listowel 

Lucknow   

Lake  Talon  (Calvin) 

Lake  Temagami 

London  

Lakeside  Home 

Lome  Park 

Lindsay  

Lakefleld   

Meaf  ord , 

Midland   

MacCue 

Montague 

Madoc 

North  Bruce 

North  Gower 

Owen  Sound 

Orangeville 

Orillia 

Ottawa 

Otonabee 

Port  Arthur 

Port  Stanley 

Port  Dover 

Port  Burwell 

Port  Hope 

Parry  Sound 

Princeton 

Point  Clark 


Latitude 

N, 


Longi- 
tude 
W. 


53  49 
49  51 
49  53 


43  51 

43  57 

44  42 

43  47 

44  23 

45  8 

46  18 
43  2 
43  10 
43  59 

45  1 

46  30 

43  32 
49  2 

44  30 

44  38 

45  57 
42  7 

42  23 

43  41 

42  40 

44  30 
44  23 

43  35 
43  45 
43  38 
43  12 


44  54 
43  33 

45  19 

47  29 

43  16 

45  1 
49  48 

48  29 

44  13 
44  45 
44  25 
43  44 
43  56 

46  15 

47  5 

42  59 

43  38 

44  20 
44  25 
44  37 
44  44 
44  53 
44  56 
44  30 

44  23 

45  8 
44  34 

43  54 

44  34 

45  26 

44  20 

48  27 
42  40 
42  47 

42  39 

43  56 

45  19 
42  10 
45  5 


98  40 
101  15 
100  55 

97  7 


80  5 
79  24 

76  57 
79  16 
79  16 

79  41 
83  55 

81  55 

80  21 

77  21 

77  50 

80  59 

81  37 

81  0 

80  11 
79  40 
83  18 

82  45 
82  12 
79  23 

81  32 
79  14 

78  27 

79  18 
81  41 

80  2 
79  19 


79  20 

80  16 
79  8 
79  39 

79  54 
78  28 
94  32 
89  26 
76  29 
78  38 
76  1 

80  58 

81  30 

78  48 

80  5 

81  13 

79  24 

78  45 

78  15 

80  37 

79  53 

76  10 
75  57 

77  29 

81  25 
75  43 

80  55 

80  6 

79  24 
75  42 

78  18 
89  12 

81  13 

80  13 
80  55 
78  20 
80  0 

80  36 

81  44 


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METEOROLOGICAL  SERVICE   OF   CANADA. 


[1911 


METEOROLOGICAL  SERVICE  OF  CMikM.— Continued. 


Nahb. 


Ontario— Con. 

Pelee  Island 

Paris 

Peterboro 

Rockliffe 

Ronville 

Renfrew 

Southampton 

Sarnia 

Stratford 

Stony  Creek  

Sydenham  

Strathroy 

Toronto   

Uxbridge , 

Uplands 

Ursa 

Watford 

Westport 

Wooler 

Westminster. 

Wiarton 

White  River 

Woodstock 

Welland  

Windsor 

Wallaceburg 

QORBEC. 

Abitibi  

Anticosti,  E.  Point.... 
Anticosti,  W.  Point. . . 
Anticosti,  S.  W.  Point 

Brome 

Bird  Rocks 

Bicquet 

Clarke  City 

Cape  Chatte 

Cape  Magdalen 

Chicoutimi 

Father  Point 

D'Israeli 

Lake  Edward 

Montreal    

Perce  

Quebec 

River  Desert 

Roberval   

St.  Anne  de  Bellevue  . 


Latitude 

N. 

Longitude 

Height 

above 

Sea 

Level. 

o  , 

o    , 

Feet. 

41  50 

82  39 

585 

43  12 

80  25 

840 

44  17 

78  19 

722 

46  9 

78  6 

557 

45  26 

76  39 

416 

44  30 

84  21 

656 

42  59 

82  24 

686 

43  23 

81  0 

1191 

43  13 

79  45 

292 

44  24 

76  35 

42  57 

81  39 

43  40 

79  24 

350 

44  5 

79  8 

886 

45  48 

79  25 

44  54 

78  18 

42  57 

81  55 

44  41 

76  25 

44  8 

76  45 

42  56 

81  17 

44  45 

81  8 

48  35 

85  16 

1252 

43  8 

80  47 

980 

42  59 

79  17 

577 

42  20 

83  4 

625 

42  35 

82  24 

48  43 

79  22 

49  6 

61  42 

30 

49  52 

64  32 

30 

49  24 

63  35 

30 

45  10 

72  36 

678 

i 

47  51 

61  8 

48  25 

68  53 

50  10 

66  25 

49  6 

66  45 

1 

49  16 

65  20 

93 

48  25 

71  5 

150 

48  31 

68  19 

20 

( 

45  56 

71  22 

896 

47  39 

72  15 

45  30 

73  35 

187 

48  31 

64  12 

50 

46  48 

71  13 

296 

46  22 

75  59 

48  31 

72  31 

352 

45  27 

73  59 

J 

Name. 


Quebec — Con. 

Shawbridge 

Shawinigan  Falls 

Sherbrooke 

Whitefish  River 

New  Brunswick. 

Bathurst    

Chatham   

Dalhousie 

Fredericton 

Grand  Manan 

Moncton 

Point  Lepreaux 

Point  Escuminac 

St.  John 

St.  Stephen 

Sussex 

Nova  Scotia. 

Halifax 

Port  Hastings 

Parrsboro'  

Sydney  

Sable  Island,  E.  Point.. 
Sable  Island,  M.  Station 

Truro 

Windsor 

Whitehead 

Wolfville 

Yarmouth  

P.  E.  Island. 

Charlottetown 

Hamilton 

Summerside  

Newfoundland. 

Amour  Point 

Channel 

Cape  Norman 

Point  Rich 

St.  John's 

Bermuda. 
Prospect  

Mackenzie. 
Fort  Resolution 


Latitude 

Longitude 

N. 

W. 

o    , 

o    , 

45  54 

74  3 

46  34 

72  43 

45  32 

72  5 

48  30 

79  22 

40  39 

65  42 

47  3 

65  29 

48  4 

66  22 

45  57 

66  36 

44  47 

66  46 

46  9 

64  45 

45  4 

66  28 

48  7 

66  27 

45  17 

66  4 

45  11 

07  16 

45  38 

65  38 

44  39 

63  36 

45  39 

61  22 

45  23 

64  19 

46  10 

60  10 

43  58 

59  46 

43  57 

60  6 

45  22 

63  18 

44  59 

64  6 

45  15 

61  8 

45  5 

64  21 

43  50 

66  2 

46  14 

63  10 

46  25 

63  48 

46  18 

63  51 

51  28 

66  51 

47  37 

69  9 

51  38 

55  52 

50  42 

57  25 

47  34 

52  42 

32  17 

64  30 

61  9 

113  52 

Height 

above 

Sea 

Level. 


Feet 


620 
879 


164 
49 
50 


65 

38 
15 

50 
125 
151 


GRAVING  DOCKS  IN  CANADA.— There  are  four  graving  docks  in  Canada,  three  belonging  to 
the  Federal  Government  and  one  owned  by  a  company.  For  20  years  from  the  completion  the  company  has 
subsidies  from  the  Imperial  and  Canadian  Governments  and  from  the  city  of  Halifax,  where  it  is  located, 
amounting  in  all  to  about  $30,000  (£6,180),  of  which  the  Canadian  Government  pays  $10,000  a  year.  The 
following  statement  shows  the  dimensions  of  these  graving  docks :— 


Name 

Length. 

Width. 

Water  on 
Sills. 

Rise  of 

At 
coping. 

At 
bottom. 

At 
entrance. 

Spring 
tide. 

Neap 
tide. 

Esquimault,  Esquimault,  B.C 

Ft. 

430 
315 
600 
585 

Ft. 

90 

70 

100 

102 

Ft. 
41 

47 
73 

72 

Ft. 

65 
69 
62 
89i 

Ft. 

1? 

Ft. 
7  to  10 

Ft. 
3  to  8 

Lome,  Levis,  Que  

m 

m 

Atlantic,  Halifax,  N.S 

*At  ordinary  spring  tide. 


tl6^  feet  at  high  and  14 J  feet  at  low  water. 


1911] 


TIDE   TABLES. 


39 


TIDE  TABLES  FOR  HALIFAX,  QUEBEC,  AND  ST.  JOHN,  N.B.,  1911 

These  Tide  Tables,  with  Tidal  Differences  for  other  places,  are  issued  by  the  Tidal  and  Current  Survey,  in  the 
Department  of  Marine  and  Fisheries.  They  are  based  upon  observations  obtained  by  means  of  self-registering 
tide  gauges,  kept  in  continuous  operation  throughout  the  year.  The  records  are  reduced  by  the  latest  methods 
of  analysis,  and  the  principal  tide  tables  are  computed  in  the  Nautical  Almanac  office,  London. 

The  Tide  Tables  are  based  upon  the  analysis  of  the  following  tidal  record :— Halifax,  upon  record  obtained 
during  the  years  1851, 1852, 1860  and  1861,  together  with  nine  complete  years  between  October  1895  and  July  1906. 
Quebec,  upon  thirteen  complete  years,  between  November  1893,  and  April  1908.  Father  Point,  upon  nine 
complete  years,  between  January  1897  and  October  1907.  St.  John,  N.B.,  upon  ten  complete  years,  between 
April  1894  and  June  1905. 
Wii.  P.  Anderson,  W.  Bkll  Dawson, 

Chief  Engineer.  Superintendent. 


WITH   HALIFAX   TIDE   TABLES. 

Tidal  Differences /or  the  Atlantic  Coast  of  Nova  Scotia 
All  results  obtained,  are  in  Atlantic  Standard  time. 


Locality. 


Cape  Sable,  Clarke  har.. 

Barrington  passage 

Shelburne 

Liverpool  bay 

Lunenburg 

Mahone  bay 

St.  Margaret  bay 

Halifax  harbour.. 
Sable  island,  N.  side. . . 
Sable  island,  S.  side. . . 

Jeddore  harbour 

Sheet  harbour 

Liscombe  harbour 

Country  harbour 

Canso  harbour 

Guysborough 

Arichat 

St.  Peter  bay 

Louisburg  harbour 

C.  Race,  Trepassey  har.. 


Correction 

to  Halifax 

Tables. 


H.  M. 

1  33 
0  56 
035 
006 
0  08 
0  01 
000 
000 

0  33 

1  33 
0  06 
0  13 
0  05 
0  16 
0  11 
0  23 

"       0  11 

Subt.  0  30 

"       0  03 

"       0  32 


Add 


Subt. 


Add 


Subt. 


Add 


Rise  of  Tide. 


Springs.      Neaps 


Feet. 

Feet. 

11 

9 

8i 

6i 

7 

5J 

8 

5 

7 

6 

7i 

6i 

7 

6 

6 

5 

4 

4 

6i 

5 

6i 

4i 

6i 

4i 

6J 

5i 

WITH    ST.    JOHN   TIDE   TABLES. 

Tidal  Differences  for  the  Bay  of  Fundy. 

These  differences,  when  applied  to  the  St.  John  Tide 

Tables,  give  the  time  of  High  and  Low  Water  at  the  places 

named,  in  Atlantic  Standard  time  for  the  60th  Meridian. 


Locality. 

(In  lower  part  of 

the  Bay.) 


Low'r  E.  Pubnico. 
Yarmouth  har. . . . 
Grand  passage. . . . 

Petit  passage 

Weymouth 

Digby  pier 

Annapolis 

Machias  Seal  I . . . 
Grand  Manan  I  :— 

Seal  cove 

Grand  harbour.. 

Fish  head 

Campobello  island 

at  Welch  pool... 
Eastport,  Maine.. 

St.  Andrews 

L'Etang  harbour.. 
Lepreau  bay 


Differences. 


For  H.  w.    For  L.  w 


Add 
Subt. 


H.M. 

Subt.  1  56 
"  107 
"  0  31 
0  34 
0  26 
018 
006 
0  08 

"  022 
"  010 
"      0  03 

Add  0  02 
"  0  00 
"  0  08 
"     0  01 

Subt.  0  01 


H.M. 

Subt.  2  18 

"  115 

"  0  29 

"  0  28 

"  0  22 

"  017 

Add  010 


Add  010 
"  0  08 
"  018 
"  0  05 
"     0  03 


Rise  of  Tide. 


Springs.    Neaps. 


12 
16 
21 
22 
24 
27i 
29 
18 

20 
21 


2H 
25 
23i 
241 


Feet. 
10 
13 
17 
18 
20 
23 
24 

15 
17J 

m 

20 
18i 
21J 
20 
21 


WITH   QUEBEC   TIDE   TABLES. 

Tidal  Differences  for  the  St.  Lawrence. 
All  results  obtained,  are  in  Eastern  Standard  time. 


Locality. 


Three  Rivers 

Champlain 

Batiscan 

Cap  k  la  Roche  . . 

Grondines 

Lotbinifere 

Richelieu  rapids. 

Point  Platon 

Ste.  Croix 


St.  Augustin 

St.  Nicholas 

Quebec 

St.  Laurent 

St.  Jean  d'Orleans 

Berthier 

Grosse  Isle 

Crane  I.  wharf 

Beaujeu  channel. . 

LIslet 

Coudres  island  . . . 
Chicoutimi,  at 
head  of  Saguenay 


Differences. 


For  H.w.     For  L.  w, 


H.M. 

Add  4  45 

"  410 

"  3  35 

••  2  36 

"  217 

"  2  09 


"  142 

"  131 

••  0  52 

"  0  35 

"  0  00 

Subt.  0  20 

"  0  35 

"  0  47 

"  0  57 

*♦  108 

"  110 

"  117 

••  216 

"  3  31 


H.M. 

Add  615 
530 
4  48 
3  47 
318 
2  56 


Range. 


Springs.   Neaps, 


"  211 

»  2  00 

"  0  54 

"  0  35 

"  000 
Subt.  0  30 
"0  50 

"  108 

"  119 

"  135 

"  143 

"  2  05 

"  310 

"  318 


Feet. 

3 
3i 

7 

8i 

9i 


13^ 
14 
Rise. 
16i 
17 
18 
17i 

m 
m 

19 

m 
m 

18 
17i 

12 


Feet. 
i 
1 

u 

3i 
5 
5i 


H 

n 

Rise. 
11 
12 
13 
14 
14 
14 
13 
13 
13 
13 
13 


Note.— The  tides  and  currents  on  the  Lower  St.  Law- 
rence, below  the  Traverse,  are  referred  to  Father  Point, 
as  well  as  the  tides  in  Chaleur  bay. 


Locality. 

(In  upper  part  of  the 

Bay.) 


St.  John  harbour 

Quaco 

Spicers  cove,  near  Cape 

Chignecto 

Grindstone  island 

Folly  point;    at    mouth 

of  Petitcodiac  river  . . . 

Moncton 

Cumberland     basin     at 

Sackville 

In  Minas  basin  :— 

Noel  bay 

Windsor 

Horton  bluff 

Parrsborough  pier 

Spencer  anchorage 

Black  Rock  point 

Isle  Haute 

Port  George 


Differences. 


For  H.  W. 


Add 


Subt. 


H.  M. 
000 
0  12 

0  12 
0  21 

0  24 
0  46 

0  30 

1  14 
1  08 
1  05 
0  53 
0  17 
0  03 
0  04 
0  07 


Rise  of  Tide. 


Springs.    Neaps. 


Feet. 
27 
30 

37 
41 


45i 
50i 


Feet. 
23 
25 


43i 

40 
37i 
33 
31 


Note.— Tide  Tables  are  also  calculated  and  issued  by  the  Tidal  and  Current  Survey,  for  the  following  ports  :— 

Charlottetown,  Pictou,  and  St.  Paul  Island,  with  tidal  differences  for  Northumberland  Strait,  etc. 

Cap  i  la  Roche  and  Beaujeu  channel,  above  and  below  Quebec. — These  are  at  present  the  shallowest  points. 

Victoria,  Vancouver,  Prince  Rupert  and  Port  Simpson  ;  with  full  tidal  information  for  British  Columbia. 

Investigation  of  Currknts.— The  currents  in  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence,  Belle  Isle  Strait,  the  Bay  of  Fundy, 
and  off  the  coast  of  Newfoundland,  are  also  being  investigated  by  the  Tidal  and  Current  Survey.  The  results 
are  published  as  pamphlets. 


40 


TIDE  TABLES,  HALIFAX. 


[1911 


TIDE  TABLES,  HALIFAX,  1911. 


JANUARY. 

FEBRUARY. 

J_ 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

i 

1 

High  Water.       | 

Low  Water, 

1 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 
H.M. 

Ht. 

Ft- 

Time. 
H.M. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft! 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

Su. 

8  25 

6-n 

21  08 

5-5 

2  08 

2-4 

14  38 

1-2 

1 

W. 

9  16 

61 

21  49 

57 

3  13 

1-8 

15  43 

0-8 

9, 

M. 

9  03 

6-0 

21  41 

5-5 

2  44 

2-4 

15  17 

1-2 

2 

Th. 

9  51 

60 

22  24 

b-9 

356 

17 

16  21 

10 

8 

Tu. 

9  39 

5-9 

22  14 

5-6 

3  22 

2-3 

16  01 

1-2 

3 

F. 

10  30 

5-9 

23  02 

6  0 

4  41 

1-6 

17  00 

11 

4 

W. 

10  15 

5  9 

22  50 

5-6 

4  06 

2-3 

16  47 

1-2 

4 

Sa. 

11  16 

5-8 

23  45 

60 

5  32 

1-6 

17  41 

1-3 

5 

Th. 

10  54 

5-8 

23  31 

57 

4  55 

2-3 

17  34 

1-3 

b 

Su. 

12  09 

5-6 

6  28 

17 

18  32 

1-6 

fi 

F. 

11  38 

57 

5  50 

2-2 

18  22 

1-5 

6 

M. 

034 

6-0 

13  07 

5-4 

7  33 

17 

19  36 

1-9 

7 

Sa. 

0  16 

5-8 

12  28 

5-6 

6  50 

21 

19  12 

1-6 

7 

Tu. 

1  32 

60 

14  12 

52 

8  44 

16 

20  52 

2  0 

S 

Su. 

1  07 

5-9 

13  28 

5-5 

8  00 

2-0 

20  07 

17 

8 

W. 

2  36 

5-9 

15  26 

5-2 

9  50 

1-4 

22  05 

21 

q 

M. 

2  03 

6-0 

14  34 

5-4 

9  08 

17 

21  10 

1-8 

9 

Th. 

3  45 

5-9 

16  38 

5-2 

10  51 

11 

23  09 

2-0 

10 

Tu. 

3  04 

6-1 

15  44 

5-4 

10  10 

1-4 

22  14 

1-8 

10 

F. 

4  51 

60 

17  45 

5-5 

11  49 

0-8 

. 

n 

W. 

4  07 

6-3 

16  53 

5-5 

11  08 

11 

23  13 

1-8 

11 

Sa. 

5  54 

61 

18  44 

5-8 

0  10 

1-8 

12  45 

0-6 

11^ 

Th. 

5  09 

6  4 

17  56 

57 

12  04 

0-8 

12 

Su. 

6  52 

6-2 

19  33 

60 

1  07 

lb 

13  37 

0-3 

13 

F. 

6  08 

6-6 

18  54 

5-9 

0  11 

17 

12  58 

0-5 

13 

M. 

7  44 

6-3 

20  20 

61 

200 

1-3 

14  25 

0-2 

14 

Sa. 

7  04 

6-7 

19  48 

6-1 

1  08 

1-6 

13  51 

0-3 

14 

Tu. 

8  32 

6-4 

21  04 

6-2 

2  49 

11 

15  08 

0-3 

15 

Su. 

7  57 

67 

20  38 

6-2 

2  05 

1-5 

14  43 

01 

15 

W. 

9  16 

6-3 

21  46 

6-2 

336 

11 

15  50 

0-5 

16 

M. 

8  48 

6-6 

21  26 

6-3 

3  01 

1-5 

15  34 

0-2 

16 

Th. 

9  58 

61 

22  27 

61 

4  22 

1-2 

16  32 

0-8 

17 

Tu. 

9  37 

6-5 

22  13 

6-2 

3  56 

15 

16  24 

0-4 

17 

F. 

10  41 

5-9 

23  08 

6  0 

5  07 

1-4 

17  14 

1-3 

18 

W. 

10  24 

62 

23  00 

61 

4  50 

T5 

17  13 

0-y 

18 

Sa. 

11  26 

5-6 

23  51 

57 

5  52 

1-6 

17  57 

17 

19 

Th. 

11  12 

5-9 

23  48 

6-0 

5  42 

16 

18  01 

11 

19 

Su. 

12  13 

5-3 

638 

1-8 

18  44 

21 

?0 

F. 

12  02 

5-6 

6  33 

1-8 

18  50 

15 

20 

M. 

0  38 

5-5 

13  03 

51 

7  27 

2-0 

19  36 

2-5 

?1 

Sa. 

0  37 

5-8 

12  55 

5-3 

7  25 

2  0 

19  40 

1-9 

21 

Tu. 

1  28 

5-4 

14  02 

4-8 

820 

2-2 

20  33 

27 

n 

Su. 

1  27 

5-6 

13  52 

5-1 

8  19 

21 

20  32 

2-3 

22 

W. 

2  22 

5-2 

15  08 

47 

9  16 

21 

21  34 

2-8 

?3 

M. 

2  18 

5T) 

14  53 

5  0 

9  14 

21 

21  25 

2-5 

23 

Th. 

3  22 

51 

16  18 

4-6 

10  12 

2-0 

22  34 

2-8 

S4 

Tu. 

3  12 

5-4 

15  55 

4-9 

10  08 

21 

22  17 

2-6 

24 

F. 

4  23 

5  1 

17  18 

4-8 

11  07 

1-8 

23  27 

2-6 

«5 

W. 

4  07 

5-4 

16  54 

5  0 

11  00 

2.0 

23  08 

27 

25 

Sa. 

5  20 

5-3 

18  11 

50 

11  55 

16 

^6 

Th. 

5  02 

5-5 

17  49 

5  0 

11  49 

1-8 

23  57 

2-6 

26 

Su. 

6  13 

5-5 

18  57 

5-2 

0  13 

2-3 

12  38 

1-2 

^7 

F. 

5  54 

5-6 

18  38 

5  1 

12  32 

1-6 

27 

M. 

700 

57 

19  36 

5-4 

0  56 

1-9 

13  17 

0-9 

^8 

Sa. 

6  41 

57 

19  21 

5-2 

0  39 

2-4 

13  12 

1-3 

28 

Tu. 

7  41 

5-9 

20  11 

57 

1  37 

1-6 

13  57 

07 

M 

Su. 

7  26 

5-8 

20  02 

5-4 

1  18 

2-2 

13  51 

1.1 

30 

M. 

8  05 

5-9 

20  40 

5-5 

1  55 

21 

14  29 

10 

31 

Tu. 

8  41 

6  0 

21  15 

5-6 

2  33 

20 

15  06 

0-8 

1 

MARCH. 

APRIL. 

1 

High  Water.        1 

Low  Water. 

1 

1 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

i 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon . 

Forenoon . 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon 

^ 

Time. 

Ht,. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

W. 

8  18 

6  0 

20  45 

5-9 

2  17 

1-3 

14  36 

0-6 

1 

Sa. 

9  17 

6-2 

21  33 

6-5 

3  12 

0-4 

15  28 

0-8 

? 

Th. 

8  55 

61 

21  20 

61 

2  58 

11 

15  15 

0-6 

2 

Su. 

10  01 

61 

22  16 

6-4 

3  57 

0-5 

16  14 

1-1 

3 

F. 

9  34 

6-2 

21  58 

6-2 

3  40 

10 

15  56 

07 

3 

M. 

10  47 

5-9 

23  02 

6-2 

4  53 

07 

17  10 

15 

4 

Sa. 

10  14 

61 

22  38 

6-2 

4  24 

10 

16  39 

10 

4 

Tu. 

11  42 

5-6 

23  56 

5-9 

6  00 

0-9 

18  16 

1-9 

5 

Su. 

11  00 

5-9 

23  23 

61 

5  12 

1.1 

17  25 

1-3 

5 

W. 

12  43 

5-3 

7  10 

11 

19  30 

2-2 

fi 

M. 

11  54 

5-6 

6  08 

1-2 

18  19 

17 

6 

Th. 

0  57 

b'b 

13  51 

5-1 

8  18 

T2 

20  50 

2-2 

7 

Tu. 

0  14 

5-9 

12  53 

5-3 

7  18 

1-4 

19  30 

20 

7 

F. 

2  06 

5-2 

15  03 

4-9 

9  22 

1-2 

22  01 

20 

8 

W. 

1  12 

57 

13  56 

51 

8  28 

14 

20  48 

2-2 

8 

Sa. 

3  24 

51 

16  16 

5-1 

10  23 

11 

23  02 

17 

9 

Th. 

2  15 

5-6 

15  11 

5  0 

9  35 

1-3 

22  02 

2-2 

9 

Su. 

4  37 

51 

17  19 

5-4 

11  21 

10 

23  55 

14 

10 

F. 

3  30 

5-4 

16  30 

50 

10  37 

11 

23  06 

19 

10 

M. 

538 

5-3 

18  13 

57 

12  12 

0-9 

11 

Sa. 

4  42 

5-4 

17  41 

5-2 

11  36 

0-9 

n 

Tu. 

6  29 

5-5 

18  56 

5-8 

0  41 

11 

12  58 

0-8 

1^ 

Su. 

5  46 

5-6 

18  35 

5-6 

0  04 

1-6 

12  30 

0-6 

12 

W. 

7  13 

57 

19  34 

5-9 

124 

10 

13  39 

0-9 

13 

M. 

6  43 

5-8 

19  18. 

5-8 

0  57 

1-3 

13  20 

0-5 

13 

Th. 

7  52 

5-8 

20  09 

60 

2  03 

0-9 

14  14 

10 

14 

Tu. 

7  32 

6-0 

19  57 

60 

1  46 

10 

14  05 

0-5 

14 

F. 

8  30 

5-8 

20  43 

60 

2  38 

0-8 

14  45 

1-2 

15 

W. 

8  15 

00 

20  34 

61 

2  30 

0-9 

14  45 

0-5 

15 

Sa. 

9  07 

b-8 

21  18 

6  0 

3  11 

0-9 

15  15 

T5 

16 

Th. 

8  54 

61 

21  10 

61 

3  09 

0-9 

15  21 

0-8 

16 

Su. 

9  45 

57 

21  54 

5-9 

3  44 

10 

15  46 

1-8 

17 

F. 

9  34 

6-0 

21  49 

6-0 

3  46 

1-0 

15  53 

11 

17 

M. 

10  25 

5-4 

22  32 

5-6 

4  18 

T2 

16  20 

21 

18 

Sa. 

10  15 

58 

22  30 

5-9 

4  22 

11 

16  26 

1-5 

18 

Tu. 

11  08 

5-2 

23  13 

5-3 

4  55 

1-5 

17  01 

2-4 

19 

Su. 

10  58 

5-6 

23  12 

57 

4  59 

1-4 

17  00 

1-9 

19 

W. 

11  55 

4-9 

23  58 

5  1 

5  40 

17 

17  50 

2-6 

2(1 

M. 

11  42 

5-3 

23  56 

5-4 

5  39 

1-6 

17  37 

2-2 

20 

Th. 

12  46 

47 

6  37 

T8 

18  56 

2-8 

21 

Tu. 

12  28 

5  0 

6  26 

1-9 

18  24 

2-5 

21 

F. 

0  50 

4-9 

13  44 

4-6 

7  43 

1-9 

20  14 

27 

22 

W. 

0  43 

51 

13  19 

47 

7  24 

2  0 

19  32 

2-8 

22 

Sa. 

1  50 

47 

14  47 

47 

8  45 

1-8 

21  25 

2-5 

2;^ 

Th. 

1  34 

4-9 

14  20 

4  6 

8  30 

2  0 

20  52 

2-9 

23 

Su. 

2  55 

4-8 

15  49 

4-9 

9  43 

1-6 

22  24 

21 

24 

F. 

2  33 

4-9 

15  34 

4-6 

9  31 

2  0 

21  59 

27 

24 

M. 

4  01 

4-9 

16  42 

5-2 

10  34 

1-3 

23  14 

17 

25 

Sa. 

3  45 

4-9 

16  43 

47 

10  28 

17 

22  57 

2-3 

?„5 

Tu. 

5  02 

5-2 

17  29 

5-5 

1122 

10 

23  58 

T2 

26 

Su. 

4  50 

50 

17  34 

5  0 

11  19 

1-4 

23  44 

1-9 

26 

W. 

5  52 

5-5 

18  13 

60 

12  09 

0-9 

27 

M. 

5  40 

5-3 

18  16 

5-3 

12  04 

10 

27 

Th. 

6  38 

5-9 

18  57 

6-3 

0  42 

07 

12  54 

07 

28 

Tu. 

6  26 

b-6 

18  55 

.V6 

0  27 

1-5 

12  47 

0-8 

28 

F. 

7  22 

61 

19  40 

6-6 

1  27 

0-4 

13  38 

0-6 

29 

W. 

7  09 

5-9 

19  33 

6-0 

1  08 

11 

13  29 

0-6 

29 

Sa. 

8  07 

6-2 

20  24 

67 

2  13 

0-2 

14  23 

07 

») 

Th. 

7  52 

61 

20  12 

6-3 

1  49 

0-8 

14  09 

0-5 

30 

Su. 

8  55 

6-3 

21  09 

67 

300 

01 

15  10 

10 

31 

F. 

8  34 

6-2 

20  52 

6-4 

2  30 

0-5 

14  48 

0-6 

The  Time  used  is  Atlantic  Standard,  for  the  60th  Meridian,  which  is  four  hours  slower  than  Greenwich  Mean 
Time.     It  is  counted  from  0  to  24  hours,  from  midnight  to  midnight. 

The  Height  is  measured  from  the  level  of  Low  Water  at  ordinary  Spring  Tides ;  that  is,  from  the  same  Datum 
to  which  the  soundings  are  referred,  on  the  Admiralty  Chart  of  Halifax  Harbour. 

The  Dry  Dock.— To  find  the  depth  of  water  on  the  sill  of  this  dock  at  any  tide,  add  23 "4  feet  to  the  height  of 
High  Water  as  above  given.    The  Tidal  Differences  referred  to  Halifax,  are  given  on  page  39, 


1911] 


TIDE  TABLES.  HALIFAX. 


41 


TIDE  TABLES,  HALIFAX- 


■Continued. 


MAY. 

JUNE. 

1 

High  Water.       1 

Low  Water. 

i 

High  Water.       | 

Low  Water. 

« 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Q 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time" 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

M. 

9  46 

60 

21  57 

6-5 

3  50 

01 

16  03 

1-3 

1 

Th 

11  22 

5-8 

23  27 

5-8 

5  29 

0-3 

18  03 

1-8 

2 

Tu. 

10  38 

6-0 

22  48 

6-1 

4  46 

0-3 

17  04 

1-6 

? 

F 

12  20 

5-6 

6  30 

0-6 

19  13 

1-9 

3 

W. 

11  32 

5-7 

23  42 

5-8 

5  45 

0-6 

18  13 

1-9 

1 

Sa. 

0  26 

5-4 

13  21 

5-5 

7  32 

0-9 

20  20 

T8 

4 

Th. 

12  30 

5-4 

6  48 

0-8 

19  29 

21 

4 

Su 

1  35 

5  1 

14  23 

5-4 

8  32 

11 

21  19 

1-7 

5 

F. 

046 

5-3 

13  37 

5-2 

7  54 

10 

20  43 

2-0 

5 

M. 

2  42 

5  0 

15  24 

5-5 

9  28 

1-3 

22  15 

T6 

fi 

Sa. 

1  57 

50 

14  50 

51 

8  58 

11 

2147 

1-9 

fi 

Tu. 

3  38 

5  0 

16  19 

5-5 

10  20 

T6 

23  07 

T5 

7 

Su. 

3  08 

4-9 

15  56 

5-3 

9  57 

11 

22  42 

1-6 

7 

W 

4  50 

5  0 

17  08 

5-6 

11  10 

T7 

23  54 

T4 

8 

M. 

4  16 

5-0 

16  55 

5-5 

10  53 

1-2 

23  32 

1-4 

8 

Th. 

5  44 

51 

17  51 

5-7 

11  56 

1-8 

9 

Ihi. 

5  17 

5-2 

17  44 

5-6 

11  43 

1-2 

q 

F. 

6  23 

5-2 

18  32 

5-8 

0  34 

1-3 

12  38 

2  0 

10 

W. 

6  08 

5-3 

18  26 

5-8 

0  19 

11 

12  26 

T3 

in 

Sa 

7  10 

5-3 

19  11 

5-9 

1  11 

T2 

13  16 

2-1 

n 

Th. 

6  52 

54 

19  03 

6-0 

1  02 

10 

13  05 

1-5 

11 

Su. 

7  50 

5-4 

19  49 

5-9 

1  46 

11 

13  51 

2-2 

12 

h\ 

7  33 

5-6 

19  40 

6  0 

1  39 

10 

13  40 

1-6 

1? 

M. 

8  29 

5-5 

20  27 

5-8 

2  20 

TO 

14  25 

2-3 

13 

Sa. 

8  12 

5-6 

20  16 

60 

2  13 

10 

14  12 

1-8 

13 

Tu. 

9  08 

5-4 

21  04 

5-7 

2  53 

Tl 

14  59 

2-4 

14 

Su. 

8  49 

5  6 

20  51 

5-9 

2  45 

10 

14  14 

20 

14 

W. 

9  46 

5-3 

21  41 

5-6 

3  27 

1-1 

15  34 

2-4 

15 

M. 

9  25 

5-5 

21  26 

5-8 

3  17 

11 

15  17 

2-2 

15 

Th 

10  24 

5-2 

22  19 

5-5 

4  03 

Tl 

16  12 

2-4 

16 

Tu. 

10  03 

5-4 

22  02 

5-6 

350 

1-2 

15  53 

2-3 

16 

F. 

11  03 

5-2 

22  59 

5-3 

4  44 

T2 

16  56 

2-5 

17 

W. 

10  44 

5-2 

22  40 

5-3 

4  27 

1-3 

16  34 

2-5 

17 

Sa. 

11  46 

5  1 

23  43 

5-2 

5  31 

1-3 

17  52 

2-4 

18 

Th. 

11  29 

51 

23  22 

5  1 

5  11 

1-5 

17  20 

2-8 

18 

Su. 

12  32 

5-2 

6  23 

1-4 

18  58 

2-3 

19 

F. 

12  19 

4-9 

604 

1-6 

18  16 

2-7 

19 

M. 

0  39 

51 

13  21 

5-3 

7  17 

1-5 

20  04 

2-1 

20 

Sa. 

0  11 

4-9 

13  12 

4-8 

7  03 

1-7 

19  34 

2-6 

?n 

Tu. 

1  36 

5-1 

14  12 

5-5 

8  12 

T6 

21  07 

1-8 

21 

Su. 

107 

4-9 

14  06 

4-9 

802 

1-6 

20  46 

2-4 

21 

W. 

2  36 

5-1 

15  08 

5-7 

9  08 

T6 

22  06 

T5 

22 

M. 

2  10 

4-9 

15  02 

5-1 

900 

1-5 

21  47 

2-0 

?■? 

Th. 

3  39 

5-2 

16  06 

6-0 

10  05 

T5 

23  02 

Tl 

23 

Tu. 

3  15 

50 

15  56 

5-5 

9  56 

1-4 

22  39 

1-5 

23 

F. 

4  44 

5-4 

17  03 

6-3 

11  02 

T4 

23  56 

0-6 

24 

W. 

4  17 

5-2 

16  48 

5-8 

10  47 

1-3 

23  28 

TO 

n 

Sa. 

5  45 

5-6 

17  58 

6-6 

11  58 

1-4 

25 

Th. 

5  16 

5-5 

17  38 

6-2 

11  34 

11 

25 

Su. 

6  41 

5-8 

18  52 

6-7 

0  48 

0-3 

12  53 

T3 

26 

F. 

6  10 

5-8 

18  26 

6-5 

0  16 

0-6 

12  20 

TO 

26 

M. 

7  36 

6-0 

19  45 

6-8 

1  39 

()•() 

13  49 

T3 

27 

Sa. 

7  01 

60 

19  13 

6-8 

1  03 

03 

13  07 

TO 

^7 

Tu. 

8  30 

6-1 

20  38 

6-7 

2  31- 

0-2 

14  46 

13 

28 

Su. 

7  51 

6-2 

20  01 

6-9 

1  50 

00 

13  57 

Tl 

28 

W. 

9  23 

6-2 

21  30 

6-5 

3  24- 

0-2 

15  44 

1-3 

29 

M. 

8  43 

6-2 

20  50 

6-8 

2  40- 

01 

14  51 

T2 

?9 

Th. 

10  16 

6-1 

22  23 

6-2 

4  18 

0  0 

16  43 

1-4 

30 

Tu. 

935 

61 

21  41 

6-5 

3  34- 

01 

15  50 

14 

30 

F. 

11  08 

6-0 

23  16 

5-8 

5  12 

0-2 

17  43 

1-5 

31 

W. 

10  28 

60 

22  33 

61 

430 

0-1 

16  54 

1-6 

JULY. 

AUGUST. 

i 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

1 

1 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

«• 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Q 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft" 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 
H.M. 

Ht. 
FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

Sa. 

12  00 

5-9 

605 

0-5 

18  44 

T6 

1 

Tu. 

0  34 

5-3 

13  02 

5-6 

7  16 

1-6 

20  03 

1-8 

2 

Su. 

0  09 

5-5 

12  53 

5-7 

6  59 

0-9 

19  44 

T7 

? 

W. 

1  26 

5-0 

13  55 

5-5 

8  08 

2-0 

20  58 

T9 

3 

M. 

1  04 

5-2 

13  47 

5-6 

7  54 

1-3 

20  43 

T7 

3 

Th. 

2  24 

4-8 

14  51 

b-3 

9  03 

2-3 

21  53 

2-0 

4 

Tu. 

2  03 

5-0 

14  41 

5-5 

8  50 

1-7 

21  40 

T7 

4 

F. 

3  29 

4-8 

15  49 

b-2 

9  59 

2-b 

22  46 

T8 

5 

W. 

306 

4-8 

15  35 

5-5 

9  45 

2  0 

22  34 

17 

5 

Sa. 

4  40 

4-7 

16  47 

5-3 

10  55 

2-6 

23  35 

T7 

6 

Th. 

4  09 

4-8 

16  28 

5-5 

10  37 

2-2 

23  22 

T6 

fi 

Su. 

5  44 

4-8 

17  42 

b-4 

11  49 

2-6 

7 

F. 

5  10 

4-9 

17  19 

5-6 

11  26 

2-3 

7 

M. 

6  37 

5-0 

18  31 

5-5 

0  20 

1-5 

12  38 

2-b 

« 

Sa. 

606 

5  0 

18  08 

5-6 

005 

1-5 

12  13 

2-4 

8 

Tu. 

7  20 

5-1 

19  13 

b-6 

1  00 

1-2 

13  20 

2-3 

9 

Su. 

655 

51 

18  53 

5-7 

0  45 

1-4 

12  54 

2-4 

9 

W. 

7  56 

5-2 

19  52 

5-7 

1  38 

TO 

13  57 

2  1 

10 

M. 

7  38 

b-2 

19  33 

5-7 

1  24 

1-2 

13  32 

2-4 

10 

Th. 

8  29 

5-4 

20  29 

b-8 

2  14 

0-9 

14  31 

T9 

n 

Tu. 

8  16 

5-3 

20  10 

5-7 

2  02 

11 

14  08 

2-3 

11 

F. 

9  00 

5-5 

21  04 

5-8 

2  49 

0-8 

15  04 

TV 

n 

W. 

8  52 

5-3 

20  46 

5-7 

2  39 

TO 

14  44 

2-2 

1? 

Sa. 

9  31 

5-fi 

21  39 

5-8 

3  24 

0-8 

15  38 

1-6 

13 

Th. 

9  26 

5-3 

21  22 

5-7 

3  15 

0-9 

15  21 

2-2 

13 

Su. 

10  05 

5-7 

22  15 

5-8 

3  59 

0-9 

16  16 

1-6 

14 

F. 

10  01 

5-4 

21  58 

5-6 

3  50 

0-9 

16  00 

2-1 

14 

M. 

10  43 

5-8 

22  54 

5-7 

4  35 

TO 

17  02 

1-6 

15 

Sa. 

10  37 

5-4 

22  37 

5-6 

4  26 

1-0 

16  42 

2-1 

15 

Tu. 

11  24 

5-9 

23  40 

b-5 

5  13 

1-2 

17  57 

V^ 

16 

Su. 

11  15 

5o 

23  19 

5-5 

5  04 

11 

17  29 

2-0 

Ifi 

W. 

12  10 

b-9 

5  57 

ib 

18  59 

1-6 

17 

M. 

11  56 

5-6 

5  44 

T2 

18  24 

2-0 

17 

Th. 

0  32 

5  3 

13  01 

b-9 

6  54 

T8 

20  06 

1-6 

18 

Tu. 

004 

5-4 

12  40 

5-7 

6  28 

V4 

19  27 

T9 

IS 

F. 

1  35 

5  1 

14  00 

5-8 

8  04 

2-0 

21  16 

T4 

19 

W. 

056 

5-3 

13  29 

5-8 

7  21 

1-6 

20  33 

T7 

19 

Sa. 

2  50 

5  0 

15  08 

5-8 

9  23 

2-1 

22  23 

T2 

201  Th. 

1  57 

51 

14  27 

6-9 

8  26 

1-7 

21  38 

1-4 

20 

Su. 

406 

50 

16  17 

b-8 

10  35 

2-0 

23  24 

0-8 

21 

K. 

3  07 

51 

15  33 

60 

9  33 

1-8 

22  39 

Tl 

21 

M. 

5  17 

5-2 

17  24 

6-0 

11  40 

1-8 

22 

Sa. 

4  20 

5-2 

16  38 

6-2 

10  39 

1-8 

23  36 

0-7 

22 

Tu. 

6  19 

5-fi 

18  25 

6-2 

0  22 

0-5 

12  40 

i-5 

23 

Su. 

5  26 

b-4 

17  38 

6-3 

11  42 

1-7 

23 

W. 

7  10 

5-9 

19  20 

6-3 

1  15 

0-2 

13  37 

1-2 

24 

M. 

6  26 

5-6 

18  36 

6-5 

0  31 

0-4 

12  43 

T5 

24 

Th. 

7  57 

fi-1 

20  11 

6-4 

2  03 

0-1 

14  29 

1-0 

25 

Tu. 

7  22 

b-9 

19  31 

6-6 

1  25 

0-1 

13  43 

T3 

25 

F. 

8  42 

6-3 

20  58 

6-3 

2  47 

0-1 

15  18 

0-9 

26 

W. 

8  14 

61 

20  24 

6-6 

2  17 

-01 

14  41 

T2 

26 

Sa. 

9  25 

6-3 

21  43 

6-2 

3  30 

0-2 

16  04 

0-9 

27 

Th. 

9  04 

6-2 

21  16 

6-4 

3  08 

-0-1 

15  37 

Tl 

27 

Su. 

10  07 

6  3 

22  26 

6-0 

4  12 

0-5 

16  49 

Tl 

28 

F. 

9  51 

6-3 

22  06 

6-2 

3  58 

00 

16  31 

Tl 

28 

M. 

10  50 

6-1 

23  10 

5-7 

4  55 

TO 

17  34 

1-3 

29 

Sa. 

10  37 

6-2 

22  55 

60 

4  47 

0-3 

17  24 

T3 

29 

Tu. 

11  34 

5-9 

23  57 

5-4 

5  41 

1-5 

18  21 

1-6 

30 

Su. 

11  23 

6-0 

23  44 

5-6 

5  37 

0-7 

18  16 

T4 

30 

W. 

12  20 

5-fi 

6  30 

1-9 

19  14 

1-8 

31 

M. 

12  11 

5-8 

6  26 

11 

19  09 

T6 

31 

Th. 

0  49 

5-1 

13  09 

5-4 

7  21 

2-4 

20  11 

20 

The  TiMK  used  is  Atlantic  Standard,  for  the  60th  Meridian,  which  is  four  hours  slower  than  Greenwich  Mean 
Time.     It  is  counted  from  0  to  24  hours,  from  midnight  to  midnight. 

The  Height  is  measured  from  the  level  of  Low  Water  at  ordinary  Spring  Tides ;  that  is,  from  the  same 
Datum  to  which  the  soundings  are  referred,  on  the  Admiralty  Chart  of  Halifax  Harbour. 

Thk  Dry  Dock.— To  find  the  depth  of  water  on  the  sill  of  this  dock  at  any  tide  add  23-4  feet  to  the  height  of 
High  Water  as  above  given.    The  Tidal  Differences  referred  to  Halifax,  are  given  on  page  39.  ^ 


42 


TIDE  TABLES,  HALIFAX. 


[1911 


TIDE  TABLES,  HAUFAX-Continued. 


SEPTEMBER. 

OCTOBER. 

1 

HiaH  Water.       | 

Low  Water. 

2 

i 

High  Water.       ] 

Low  Water. 

s 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

fi 

Time. 

Ht. 

FfcT 

Time 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FiT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

Ft, 

1 

F. 

1  45 

4-8 

14  04 

51 

8  19 

27 

21  10 

21 

1 

Su. 

2  10 

47 

14  20 

4-9 

8  40 

30 

21  25 

20 

'2 

Sa. 

2  50 

4-6 

15  06 

50 

9  25 

2-8 

22  08 

2  0 

2 

M. 

3  19 

47 

15  24 

4-9 

9  54 

2-8 

22  22 

1-9 

3 

Su. 

4  01 

4-6 

16  12 

5-0 

10  27 

2-8 

23  01 

1-8 

3 

Tu. 

4  25 

4-8 

16  28 

50 

10  46 

2-fi 

23  09 

V6 

4 

M. 

5  09 

4-7 

17  14 

5  1 

11  24 

2-6 

23  48 

1-5 

4 

W. 

5  21 

5-0 

17  27 

5-3 

11  34 

2-2 

23  51 

1-3 

5 

Tu. 

604 

4-9 

18  05 

5-4 

12  12 

2-3 

5 

Th. 

6  06 

5-3 

18  16 

5-6 

12  14 

1-8 

6 

W. 

6  49 

51 

18  50 

5-6 

osi 

1-3 

12  51 

20 

6 

F. 

6  44 

5-6 

18  57 

5-8 

030 

1-1 

12  52 

1-4 

7 

Th. 

7  26 

5-4 

19  28 

5-8 

1  09 

10 

13  27 

17 

7 

Sa. 

7  20 

5-9 

19  36 

60 

1  07 

0-9 

13  29 

11 

8 

F. 

7  59 

5  6 

20  04 

5-9 

1  45 

0-8 

14  02 

1-4 

8 

Su. 

7  55 

6-2 

20  15 

6-2 

1  44 

0-8 

14  07 

0-8 

y 

Sa. 

829 

5-8 

20  40 

60 

220 

07 

14  38 

1-2 

9 

M. 

8  30 

fi-4 

20  55 

6-2 

2  22 

0-9 

14  48 

07 

lU 

Su. 

900 

60 

21  16 

60 

2  54 

07 

15  16 

11 

in 

Tu. 

9  06 

6-5 

21  36 

61 

3  01 

TO 

15  36 

07 

11 

M. 

934 

61 

21  53 

60 

3  28 

0-8 

15  56 

11 

11 

W. 

9  45 

6-5 

22  19 

6  0 

3  43 

1-3 

16  28 

0-8 

12 

Tu. 

10  10 

6-2 

22  34 

5-9 

4  04 

11 

16  40 

11 

12 

Th. 

10  29 

6-4 

23  07 

57 

4  30 

16 

17  24 

10 

13 

W. 

10  53 

6-2 

23  22 

5-6 

4  45 

14 

17  31 

1-2 

13 

F. 

11  19 

6-1 

5  26 

20 

18  25 

1-2 

14 

Th. 

11  44 

6  1 

5  34 

17 

18  36 

1-4 

14 

Sa. 

0  05 

5-4 

12  18 

5-8 

6  42 

2-3 

19  35 

1-3 

15 

F. 

0  18 

5-4 

12  41 

5-8 

638 

2  0 

19  50 

1-4 

15 

Su. 

1  11 

5-2 

13  26 

5-5 

8  04 

24 

20  48 

1-3 

16 

Sa. 

1  22 

51 

13  44 

5-6 

8  00 

2-3 

21  03 

T3 

16 

M. 

2  28 

5-1 

14  41 

5-3 

9  22 

2-3 

21  54 

1-2 

17 

Su. 

234 

50 

14  53 

5-5 

9  20 

2-3 

22  09 

1-2 

17 

Tu. 

3  42 

5-2 

15  55 

5-3 

10  28 

20 

22  51 

11 

18 

M. 

356 

5  0 

16  06 

5-5 

10  37 

21 

23  09 

0-9 

18 

W. 

4  47 

5-5 

17  00 

54 

1127 

1-6 

23  42 

10 

19 

Tu. 

502 

53 

17  14 

5-7 

11  39 

17 

19 

Th. 

5  39 

57 

17  58 

5-6 

12  16 

13 

JiO 

W. 

6  00 

b-6 

18  14 

5-9 

004 

07 

12  32 

1-4 

20 

F. 

6  24 

6-0  • 

18  49 

5-9 

0  28 

(1-9 

13  02 

10 

21 

Th. 

6  49 

5-9 

19  05 

6-] 

053 

0-5 

13  20 

11 

21 

Sa. 

7  06 

6-2 

19  33 

6-0 

1  11 

lO 

13  45 

0-9 

Jffi 

P. 

7  32 

6-2 

19  52 

6-2 

1  37 

0-4 

14  05 

0-8 

22 

Su. 

7  45 

6-3 

20  14 

60 

1  51 

11 

14  25 

0-9 

23 

Sa. 

8  12 

6-3 

20  33 

6-2 

2  19 

0-5 

14  48 

0-8 

23 

M. 

8  23 

6-4 

20  54 

6-0 

2  28 

14 

15  03 

ro 

24 

Su. 

8  51 

6-4 

21  12 

61 

3  00 

07 

15  29 

0-9 

24 

Tu. 

9  01 

6-3 

21  34 

5-9 

304 

1-6 

15  39 

11 

26 

M. 

930 

6-3 

21  52 

60 

3  39 

10 

16  09 

10 

25 

W. 

9  40 

61 

22  14 

57 

3  39 

20 

16  14 

1-3 

26 

Tu. 

10  10 

61 

22  34 

5-7 

4  16 

1-4 

16  50 

1-3 

26 

Th. 

10  20 

5-9 

22  55 

5  5 

4  14 

2-3 

16  50 

1-5 

27 

W. 

10  53 

5-9 

23  21 

5-4 

4  52 

1-9 

17  33 

1-6 

27 

F. 

11  02 

5-6 

23  39 

5-2 

4  51 

2-6 

17  31 

1-8 

28 

Th. 

11  40 

5-6 

5  29 

2-3 

18  20 

1-8 

28 

Sa. 

11  47 

5-3 

536 

2-8 

18  25 

1-9 

29 

F. 

0  12 

51 

12  29 

5-3 

6  17 

2-6 

19  14 

2  0 

29 

Su. 

0  32 

5-0 

12  38 

51 

640 

30 

19  30 

20 

30 

Sa. 

1  09 

4-9 

13  22 

51 

7  20 

2-9 

20  20 

21 

30 

M. 

1  31 

4-9 

15  36 

4-9 

8  00 

30 

20  34 

20 

31 

Tu. 

233 

4-9 

14  40 

4-9 

9  10 

2-8 

21  30 

1-9 

NOVJiJMBBB. 

DECEMBER. 

1 

High  Water.       1 

Low  Water. 

1 

1 

High  Water.       1 

Low  Water. 

!^' 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Q 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.  M. 

Ft. 

H.  M. 

Ft. 

H.  M. 

Ft, 

H.  M. 

Ft 

H.  M. 

Ft. 

H.  M. 

Ft. 

H.  M. 

Ft. 

H.  M. 

Ft. 

1 

W. 

332 

5-0 

15  45 

51 

10  07 

2-5 

22  20 

17 

1 

F. 

3  30 

5-5 

15  51 

5-3 

10  10 

20 

22  19 

17 

2 

Th. 

4  26 

5-3 

16  42 

5-3 

10  54 

21 

23  06 

1-5 

2 

Sa. 

4  19 

5-9 

16  49 

5-6 

11  01 

1-6 

23  08 

1-6 

3 

F. 

5  14 

5-6 

17  32 

5-6 

11  39 

17 

23  49 

T3 

3 

Su. 

5  07 

6-2 

17  44 

5-8 

11  51 

1-2 

23  56 

15 

4 

Sa. 

5  58 

6  0 

18  20 

5-9 

12  23 

V2 

4 

M. 

5  56 

6-6 

18  37 

60 

12  41 

0-8 

5 

Su. 

6  40 

6-3 

19  06 

61 

030 

T2 

13  06 

0-9 

5 

Tu. 

6  46 

6-8 

19  28 

6-2 

0  43 

T4 

13  30 

0-5 

6 

M. 

7  21 

6  6 

19  51 

6-3 

1  10 

13  50 

06 

6 

W. 

7  36 

7-0 

20  18 

6-3 

1  31 

1-4 

14  20 

0-3 

7 

Tu. 

802 

6-8 

20  37 

6-3 

1  51 

11 

14  35 

0-4 

7 

Th. 

8  27 

7-0 

21  09 

6-3 

222 

15 

15  12 

0-3 

8 

W. 

8  44 

6-8 

21  24 

6-3 

2  34 

1-3 

15  22 

0-4 

8 

F. 

9  17 

6-9 

22  01 

6-2 

3  20 

1-6 

16  07 

0-3 

9 

Th. 

9  28 

6-7 

22  13 

61 

2  23 

1-5 

16  15 

0-5 

9 

Sa. 

10  08 

6-6 

22  54 

61 

4  26 

17 

17  03 

0-5 

10 

F. 

10  17 

6-5 

23  06 

5-9 

4  24 

T8 

17  16 

07 

10 

Su. 

11  02 

6-2 

23  49 

60 

5  33 

1-9 

18  00 

07 

11 

Sa. 

11  11 

6-2 

5  36 

21 

18  19 

0-9 

11 

M. 

12  00 

5-9 

6  40 

2() 

18  59 

lO 

12 

8u. 

003 

5-6 

12  10 

5-8 

6  49 

2-2 

19  23 

11 

V? 

Tu. 

0  48 

5-8 

13  02 

55 

7  44 

20 

20  00 

1-2 

13 

M. 

1  03 

5-5 

13  14 

5-5 

8  00 

2-2 

20  26 

1-2 

13 

W. 

1  48 

57 

14  07 

5-3 

8  45 

1-9 

20  59 

1-5 

14 

Tu. 

2  08 

5-4 

14  27 

5-3 

9  07 

21 

21  26 

T3 

14 

Th. 

2  48 

57 

15  12 

5-2 

9  43 

1-8 

21  56 

17 

15 

W. 

3  14 

5-5 

15  38 

5-2 

10  06 

1-9 

22  24 

14 

15 

F. 

3  46 

5-8 

16  15 

b-2 

10  39 

17 

22  49 

1-9 

16 

Th. 

4  14 

5-7 

16  40 

5-3 

11  02 

1-6 

23  17 

1-4 

16 

Sa. 

4  39 

5-9 

17  14 

5-3 

1131 

1-6 

23  38 

21 

17 

F. 

5  10 

5-9 

17  36 

5-5 

11  53 

1-4 

17 

Su. 

5  26 

60 

18  05 

5-4 

12  18 

1-5 

18 

Sa. 

5  58 

61 

18  25 

5-7 

006 

1-5 

12  39 

1-2 

18 

M. 

6  09 

60 

18  50 

5-5 

022 

2-2 

13  00 

1-4 

19 

Su. 

6  39 

6-2 

19  09 

5-8 

050 

1-6 

13  21 

li 

19 

Tu. 

6  51 

61 

19  32 

5-6 

1  02 

2-3 

13  39 

14 

20 

M. 

7  17 

6  3 

19  50 

5-8 

1  29 

1-8 

13  59 

11 

20 

W. 

7  32 

61 

20  12 

5-6 

1  39 

2-4 

14  15 

1-3 

21 

Tu. 

7  54 

6-3 

20  30 

5-8 

2  03 

2  0 

14  35 

1-2 

21 

Th. 

8  12 

60 

20  51 

5-6 

2  14 

2-5 

14  49 

1-3 

22 

W. 

8  31 

6-2 

21  10 

57 

2  35 

2-2 

15  10 

1-3 

22 

F. 

8  41 

6-0 

21  30 

5-5 

2  48 

2-5 

15  22 

1-3 

23 

Th. 

909 

61 

21  51 

5-6 

3  07 

2-4 

15  44 

14 

23 

Sa. 

9  29 

5-9 

22  10 

5-5 

3  23 

2-5 

15  56 

1-4 

24 

F. 

9  48 

5-9 

22  33 

5-5 

3  41 

2-5 

16  19 

T5 

24 

Su. 

10  08 

57 

22  51 

5-4 

4  00 

2-6 

16  34 

1-5 

25 

Sa. 

10  29 

5-6 

23  17 

5  3 

4  19 

27 

16  57 

16 

25 

M. 

10  49 

5-6 

23  32 

54 

4  41 

2-6 

17  15 

1-6 

26 

Su. 

11  13 

5-4 

5  08 

2-8 

17  44 

1-8 

26 

Tu. 

11  33 

5-5 

5  30 

2-6 

18  00 

17 

27 

M. 

006 

5-2 

21  01 

5-3 

6  07 

2-9 

18  37 

T9 

27 

W. 

0  14 

5-4 

12  19 

5-4 

6  27 

2-6 

18  50 

1-8 

28 

Tu. 

0  57 

51 

12  54 

5  1 

7  13 

2-9 

19  34 

T9 

28 

Th. 

0  57 

5-5 

13  08 

5-2 

7  26 

2-4 

19  44 

1-9 

29 

W. 

1  49 

5-2 

13  52 

.VI 

8  17 

27 

20  31 

19 

29 

F. 

1  43 

5-6 

14  02 

5-3 

8  26 

2-2 

20  39 

1-9 

30 

Th. 

240 

5-3 

14  52 

5-2 

9  16 

2-4 

21  27 

1-8 

.30 

Sa. 

2  34 

5-8 

15  02 

5  3 

9  27 

1-9 

21  35 

1-9 

' 

31 

Su. 

3  31 

6-0 

16  09 

5-4 

10  27 

1-6 

22  32 

1-8 

The  TiMB  used  is  Atlantic  Standard,  for  the  60th  Meridian,  which  is  four  hours  slower  than  Greenwich 
Mean  Time.     It  is  counted  from  0  to  24  hours,  from  midnight  to  midnight. 

The  Height  is  measured  from  the  level  of  Low  Water  at  ordinary  Spring  Tides;  that  is,  from  the  same 
Datum  to  which  the  soundings  are  referred,  on  the  Admiralty  Chart  of  Halifax  Harbour. 

Thb  Drt  Dock.— To  find  the  depth  of  water  on  the  sill  of  this  dock  at  any  tide,  add  234  feet  to  the  height  of 
High  Water  as  above  given.    The  TidaIj  Differbncks  referred  to  Halifax,  are  given  on  page  39. 


1911] 


TIDE  TABLES,  QUEBEC. 


43 


TIDE  TABLES,  QUEBEC,  1911. 


APRIL. 

MAY. 

1 

High  Water.       | 

Low  Water. 

1 

1 

High  Water.        | 

Low  Water. 

6 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Q 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 
FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

Sa. 

7  05 

18-7 

19  35 

17-4 

2  05 

1-9 

14  36 

1-4 

1 

M. 

7  20 

20-3 

19  56 

16-6 

2  22 

3-0 

15  09 

21 

2 

Su. 

7  43 

19-1 

20  17 

16-8 

2  45 

2-3 

15  23 

1-7 

2 

Tu. 

802 

19-9 

20  45 

15-6 

306 

3-3 

15  58 

2-4 

3 

M. 

8  26 

19-1 

21  04 

15-8 

3  26 

2-6 

16  13 

2-1 

3 

W. 

8  52 

18-9 

21  43 

14-3 

3  55 

3-6 

16  49 

2-8 

4 

Tu. 

9  15 

18-3 

21  58 

14-2 

4  10 

3-0 

11  07 

2-7 

4 

Th. 

9  53 

17-4 

22  52 

13-2 

450 

40 

17  46 

3-2 

5 

W. 

10  09 

17-1 

23  04 

12-7 

5  00 

3-6 

18  06 

3-1 

5 

F. 

11  05 

15-9 

5  52 

4-3 

18  48 

3-4 

6 

'I'h. 

11  16 

15-7 

600 

41 

19  12 

3-4 

6 

Sa. 

0  15 

12-5 

12  37 

14-9 

6  59 

4-b 

19  56 

3-3 

7 

F. 

026 

1T7 

12  40 

14-5 

7  11 

4-4 

20  24 

3-2 

7 

Su. 

136 

12-8 

13  48 

14-5 

8  10 

4-2 

21  04 

30 

8 

Sa. 

1  53 

1T7 

14  06 

14-3 

8  27 

4-2 

2133 

2-6 

8 

M. 

2  41 

13-7 

14  57 

14-9 

9  19 

3-6 

22  03 

2-6 

9 

Su. 

3  04 

12-6 

15  14 

14-8 

9  39 

3-5 

22  32 

T8 

9 

Tu. 

3  33 

14-9 

15  52 

15-4 

10  20 

2-9 

22  52 

2-4 

10 

M. 

4  02 

13-9 

16  12 

15-6 

10  44 

2-5 

23  23 

1-4 

10 

W. 

4  18 

16-0 

16  37 

15-8 

11  15 

2-3 

23  35 

2-5 

11 

Tu. 

4  47 

15-1 

17  01 

16-1 

11  40 

1-8 

11 

Th. 

4  58 

16-9 

17  19 

16-0 

.. 

12  03 

21 

12 

W. 

5  26 

16-2 

17  42 

16-5 

0  07 

1-4 

12  28 

1-5 

12 

F. 

5  35 

17-5 

18  00 

15-9 

0  14 

2-8 

12  46 

2-2 

13 

Th. 

600 

170 

18  21 

16-5 

0  46 

1-8 

13  09 

1-6 

13 

Sa. 

6  09 

17-8 

18  39 

15-6 

050 

33 

13  27 

2b 

14 

F. 

6  33 

17-5 

18  59 

16-3 

1  22 

2-3 

13  48 

1-9 

14 

Su. 

6  41 

17-9 

19  16 

15-2 

1  26 

37 

14  06 

2-9 

15 

Sa. 

7  05 

177 

19  36 

15-9 

1  56 

2-9 

14  26 

2-3 

15 

M. 

7  13 

17-8 

19  51 

14-7 

2  01 

4-0 

14  43 

31 

16 

Su. 

7  38 

17-7 

20  13 

15-2 

2  29 

3-3 

15  03 

2-7 

16 

Tu. 

7  46 

17-5 

20  26 

14-0 

236 

41 

15  19 

3-3 

17 

M. 

8  12 

17-4 

20  51 

14-4 

3  01 

3-5 

15  41 

2-9 

17 

W. 

8  20 

17-1 

21  02 

13-4 

3  12 

4  1 

15  56 

3-4 

18 

Tu. 

8  49 

16-9 

21  31 

13-4 

3  34 

3-5 

16  20 

3-1 

18 

Th. 

8  57 

16-6 

21  41 

12-8 

3  50 

4  0 

16  35 

3-3 

19 

W. 

9  29 

16-1 

22  19 

12-4 

4  11 

3-5 

17  02 

3-3 

19 

F. 

9  39 

15-9 

22  30 

12-3 

4  31 

3-9 

17  18 

3-3 

20 

Th. 

10  16 

15-1 

23  22 

11-5 

4  54 

3-6 

17  50 

3-4 

20 

Sa. 

10  34 

150 

23  38 

12-2 

5  18 

3-9 

18  09 

3-4 

21 

F. 

11  14 

141 

5  46 

3-8 

18  46 

3-4 

21 

Su. 

11  45 

14-4 

6  15 

3-9 

19  06 

3-4 

22 

Sa. 

040 

1T2 

i2  33 

136 

6  48 

3-9 

19  48 

3-3 

22 

M. 

0  53 

12-5 

13  06 

14-3 

7  20 

3-9 

20  05 

3-3 

23 

Su. 

1  54 

11-6 

13  57 

13-8 

7  57 

3-8 

20  51 

30 

23 

Tu. 

2  00 

13-5 

14  16 

14-7 

8  28 

3-6 

21  04 

31 

24 

M. 

2  55 

12-6 

15  04 

14-6 

9  05 

3-4 

21  53 

2-6 

24 

W. 

2  49 

14-9 

15  13 

15-4 

9  34 

3-2 

22  01 

2-9 

25 

IHi. 

3  43 

140 

15  51 

15-6 

10  06 

2-8 

22  46 

2-3 

25 

Th. 

3  35 

16-5 

16  02 

16-2 

10  34 

2-7 

22  55 

2-8 

26 

W. 

4  23 

15-5 

16  34 

16-5 

11  02 

2-2 

23  33 

2-1 

26 

F. 

4  17 

17-9 

16  47 

16-7 

11  30 

2-3 

23  45 

2-8 

27 

Th. 

4  58 

17-0 

17  15 

17-2 

11  54 

1-9 

27 

Sa. 

4  57 

191 

17  31 

17-0 

12  23 

20 

28 

F. 

5  32 

18-4 

17  54 

17-7 

0  17 

2-2 

i2  44 

1-7 

28 

Su. 

5  38 

20-0 

18  15 

17-0 

0  31 

2-9 

13  15 

1-9 

29 

Sa. 

606 

19-4 

18  33 

17-7 

0  59 

2-4 

13  33 

1-7 

29 

M. 

6  20 

20-4 

19  00 

16-6 

1  16 

30 

14  06 

1-9 

3U 

Su. 

6  42 

20-1 

19  13 

17-3 

1  40 

2-7 

14  21 

T8 

;«] 

Tu. 

7  04 

20-3 

19  47 

16-1 

2  02 

3-2 

14  56 

2-0 

31 

W. 

7  52 

19-7 

20  38 

15-4 

250 

3-3 

15  46 

21 

JUNE. 

JULY. 

1 

High  Water.       | 

Low  Water. 

1 

1 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

^ 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

fi 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

fT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

fT 

Time. 
H.M. 

Ht. 
FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.  M. 

Kt 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.  M. 

Ft 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

Th. 

8  45 

18-8 

21  38 

14-6 

3  40 

3-5 

16  37 

2-4 

1 

Sa. 

9  31 

17-1 

22  16 

14-7 

4  19 

2-7 

17  04 

2-0 

2 

F. 

944 

17-4 

22  44 

13-9 

4  33 

3-7 

17  29 

2-7 

2 

Su. 

10  33 

15-9 

23  15 

14-4 

5  10 

2-9 

17  52 

2-4 

3 

Sa. 

10  53 

16-1 

23  54 

13-6 

530 

3-8 

18  22 

30 

3 

M. 

11  40 

14-7 

6  03 

31 

18  41 

2-8 

4 

Su. 

12  05 

14-9 

6  32 

4  0 

19  18 

31 

4 

Tu. 

0  20 

14-3 

i2  5i 

13-9 

7  00 

3-3 

19  31 

31 

5 

M. 

1  05 

13-7 

13  21 

14-5 

7  39 

3-9 

20  17 

3-2 

5 

W. 

1  24 

14-4 

14  00 

13-4 

802 

3-4 

20  23 

3-4 

6 

Tu. 

2  10 

14-3 

14  32 

14-5 

8  47 

3-6 

21  14 

3-2 

6 

Th. 

2  24 

14-7 

14  58 

13-3 

9  11 

3-2 

21  16 

3-5 

7 

W. 

3  05 

15-2 

15  31 

14-6 

9  50 

31 

22  04 

3-2 

7 

F. 

3  16 

15-2 

15  49 

13-4 

10  16 

2-8 

22  10 

3-4 

8 

Th. 

3  50 

160 

16  20 

14-8 

10  47 

2-7 

22  50 

3-3 

8 

Sa. 

4  02 

15-6 

16  37 

13-4 

11  14 

2-4 

23  02 

3-4 

9 

F. 

429 

16-6 

17  01 

14-9 

11  37 

2-4 

23  33 

3-4 

9 

Su. 

4  45 

16-0 

17  21 

13-5 

12  03 

21 

23  49 

3-3 

10 

Sa. 

5  06 

17-1 

17  39 

14-8 

12  23 

2-4 

10 

M. 

5  25 

16-2 

18  01 

13-5 

12  46 

20 

11 

Su. 

5  42 

17-3 

18  16 

14-6 

0  14 

36 

13  06 

2-5 

11 

Tu. 

6  02 

16-4 

18  39 

13-4 

0  32 

3-3 

13  26 

20 

12 

M. 

6  17 

17-3 

18  52 

14-3 

0  54 

3-8 

13  47 

2-8 

12 

W. 

6  36 

16-4 

19  15 

13-5 

1  14 

3-2 

14  04 

2  1 

U 

Tu. 

6  51 

17-2 

19  28 

13-9 

1  33 

4  0 

14  25 

2-9 

13 

Th. 

7  09 

16-5 

19  47 

13-6 

1  54 

3  1 

14  40 

21 

14 

W. 

7  26 

171 

20  05 

13-6 

2  12 

40 

15  01 

30 

14 

F. 

7  41 

16-6 

20  17 

13U 

233 

30 

15  15 

2-2 

15 

Th. 

8  01 

16-9 

20  41 

13-4 

2  52 

3-9 

15  37 

2-9 

15 

Sa. 

8  14 

16-5 

20  46 

14-2 

3  13 

2-8 

15  50 

21 

16 

F. 

8  37 

16-6 

21  18 

13-4 

3  33 

3-7 

16  15 

2-9 

16 

Su. 

8  51 

16-3 

21  19 

14-6 

3  54 

2-6 

16  27 

2-2 

17 

Sa. 

9  16 

16-2 

21  57 

13-4 

4  15 

3-5 

16  56 

2-8 

17 

M. 

9  34 

15-9 

22  04 

14iJ 

4  39 

2-6 

17  07 

2-3 

IJ 

Su. 

10  03 

15-6 

22  46 

13-5 

5  00 

3-4 

17  41 

2-9 

18 

Tu. 

10  27 

15-2 

22  58 

15-C 

5  28 

27 

17  51 

2-5 

in 

M. 

11  04 

15-0 

23  45 

13-7 

5  51 

3-4 

18  31 

30 

19 

W. 

11  31 

14-2 

23  59 

16-0 

6  23 

2-9 

18  41 

2-8 

2f 

Tu. 

12  15 

14-4 

6  50 

3-5 

19  25 

31 

20 

Th. 

12  42 

13-5 

7  25 

3-2 

19  39 

31 

21 

W. 

0  51 

14-3 

13  28 

14-2 

7  57 

3-5 

20  20 

3-2 

21 

P. 

1  09 

15-2 

13  56 

13-1 

8  34 

3-2 

20  40 

3-3 

22 

Th. 

1  56 

15-3 

14  31 

14-5 

9  05 

3-3 

21  16 

3-2 

22 

Sa. 

2  18 

15-8 

15  06 

13-2 

9  47 

2-9 

21  52 

3-3 

2f 

F. 

2  51 

16-5 

15  28 

14-9 

10  09 

2-9 

22  12 

3i 

23 

Su. 

3  19 

166 

16  07 

13-6 

10  55 

2-2 

22  56 

2-9 

24 

Sa. 

3  41 

17-6 

16  19 

15-3 

11  09 

2-4 

23  08 

3  0 

24 

M. 

4  15 

17-4 

17  01 

14-2 

11  57 

1-5 

23  54 

2-5 

25 

Su. 

4  30 

18-6 

17  09 

15-6 

12  07 

1-9 

25 

Tu. 

5  09 

18-0 

17  51 

14-7 

12  52 

0-9 

2h 

M. 

5  18 

i»-;^ 

18  00 

15-7 

004 

2-9 

13  02 

1-6 

26 

W. 

6  00 

18-4 

18  38 

15-1 

0  48 

2-1 

13  39 

0-6 

27 

Tu. 

606 

19-6 

18  50 

15-7 

0  58 

2-8 

13  53 

1-4 

27 

Th. 

6  49 

18-4 

19  24 

15-5 

1  38 

1-8 

14  23 

0-6 

2f 

W. 

6  54 

19-5 

19  39 

15-5 

1  50 

2-7 

14  42 

1-3 

28 

F. 

736 

18-2 

20  09 

15-6 

2  26 

16 

15  05 

0-8 

21 

Th. 

7  43 

19  C 

20  29 

15-3 

2  40 

2-6 

15  30 

1-4 

29 

Sa. 

8  23 

17-5 

20  55 

15-6 

3  13 

1-6 

15  46 

11 

3( 

F. 

834 

18-2 

21  21 

15-0 

3  29 

2-6 

16  17 

1-6 

30 

Su. 

9  11 

16'6 

21  44 

15-4 

3  59 

17 

16  27 

1-5 

1 

31 

M. 

10  05 

15-5 

22  39 

150 

4  46 

2  0 

17  09 

2  0 

The  Time  used  is  Eastern  Standard,  for  the  75th  Meridian,  which  is  five  hours  slower  than  Greenwich  Mean 
Time.     It  is  counted  from  0  to  24  hours,  from  midnight  to  midnight. 

The  Hbioht  is  measured  from  the  level  of  Low  Water  at  ordinary  Spring  Tides  ;  that  is,  from  the  same  Datum 
to  which  the  soundings  are  referred,  on  the  Admiralty  Chart  of  Quebec  Harbour. 

Levis  Dry  Dock. — To  find  the  depth  of  water  on  the  sill  of  this  dock  at  any  tide,  add  7'7  feet  to  the  height 
of  High  Water  as  above  given.    The  Tidal  Difphrencks  referred  to  Quebec,  are  given  on  page  39. 


44 


TIDE  TABLES,  QUEBEC. 


[1911 


TIDE  TABLES,  QUEBEG-Continuc<^. 


AUGUST. 

SEPTEMBER. 

1 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

1 

P 

High  Water.       1 

Low  Water. 

i 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Tims. 

Ht 
Ft 

Time. 
H.M. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft, 

Time. 

Ht 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

Ft. 

1 

Tu. 

11  06 

14-2 

23  38 

14-6 

5  35 

2-4 

17  52 

2  b 

1 

F 

12  30 

11-2 

6  46 

2-9 

18  40 

3-1 

9, 

W. 

12  10 

13-1 

6  28 

2-8 

18  37 

2-9 

2 

Sa. 

0  48 

13-3 

13  41 

10-7 

7  47 

3  0 

19  40 

3-3 

3 

Th. 

0  39 

14-2 

13  16 

12-2 

7  26 

31 

19  28 

3-3 

3 

Su. 

2  00 

13-0 

14  50 

10-9 

8  56 

27 

20  48 

3-2 

4 

F. 

1  40 

13-9 

14  21 

11-8 

8  29 

31 

20  25 

3-4 

4 

M. 

3  05 

13-3 

15  50 

11-4 

10  05 

2  1 

21  57 

2-8 

5 

Sa. 

2  39 

14-0 

15  22 

11-8 

9  38 

2-7 

21  30 

3-3 

5 

Tu. 

4  00 

13-9 

16  40 

12-1 

11  03 

1-4 

22  57 

2-2 

fi 

Su. 

3  34 

14-3 

16  16 

12-1 

10  43 

2-2 

22  29 

3  0 

6 

W. 

4  46 

14-6 

17  21 

13-0 

11  50 

10 

23  47 

17 

7 

M. 

4  23 

14-7 

17  04 

12-4 

11  36 

1-6 

23  22 

27 

7 

Th. 

5  23 

15-3 

17  54 

13-8 

12  29 

0-8 

8 

Tu. 

5  05 

15-2 

17  46 

12-8 

12  19 

13 

8 

F. 

5  57 

15-9 

18  22 

14-6 

0  30 

14 

13  04 

0-8 

9 

W. 

5  44 

15-6 

18  23 

13-2 

0  09 

2  4 

12  58 

1-2 

9 

Sa. 

6  29 

16-3 

18  49 

15-4 

1  10 

1-3 

13  38 

10 

in 

Th. 

6  19 

15-9 

18  54 

13-6 

0  53 

2-2 

13  35 

1-2 

in 

Su. 

7  02 

16-6 

19  17 

16-3 

1  50 

1-2 

14  13 

1-3 

11 

F. 

6  52 

16-2 

19  21 

14-2 

1  34 

2  0 

14  11 

1-3 

n 

M. 

7  36 

16-7 

19  48 

171 

2  31 

T3 

14  49 

1-5 

1*^ 

Sa. 

7  23 

16-5 

19  47 

14-8 

2  14 

1-9 

14  46 

1-b 

12 

Tu. 

8  12 

16-4 

20  23 

17-5 

3  13 

1-4 

15  26 

1-8 

13 

Su. 

7  56 

16-6 

20  16 

15-5 

2  54 

1-8 

15  22 

1-6 

!3 

W. 

8  52 

15-7 

21  04 

17-5 

3  57 

17 

16  05 

21 

14 

M. 

8  33 

16-4 

20  49 

16-0 

3  35 

1-8 

15  59 

rv 

14 

Th. 

9  41 

14-6 

21  54 

16-8 

4  46 

2  1 

16  49 

2-5 

Ifi 

Tu. 

9  15 

15-9 

21  28 

16-2 

4  18 

1-9 

16  38 

1-9 

15 

F. 

10  40 

13- 1 

22  53 

15-8 

5  44 

2-6 

17  41 

3  0 

Ifi 

W. 

10  03 

14-9 

22  18 

16-0 

5  05 

2-2 

17  20 

2-3 

16 

Sa. 

11  51 

11-6 

.. 

6  53 

30 

18  44 

3-5 

17 

Th. 

11  00 

13-7 

23  20 

15-5 

5  59 

2-6 

18  08 

27 

17 

Su. 

0  05 

14-6 

13  17 

10-9 

8  05 

31 

20  02 

37 

18 

F. 

12  09 

12-4 

7  03 

31 

19  07 

3-2 

18 

M. 

1  32 

14-1 

14  37 

11-3 

9  19 

2-5 

21  21 

3-2 

19 

Sa. 

0  32 

15-0 

13  34 

11-7 

8  16 

3-2 

20  16 

3-4 

19 

Tu. 

2  53 

14-5 

15  46 

12-4 

10  28 

1-6 

22  32 

2-4 

^n 

Su. 

1  52 

14-9 

14  53 

11-8 

9  35 

2-7 

21  30 

3-3 

!^0 

W. 

3  56 

15-3 

16  41 

13-7 

11  25 

0-8 

23  31 

1-5 

^1 

M. 

3  06 

15-4 

15  58 

12-5 

10  45 

1-8 

22  41 

27 

'^1 

Th. 

4  50 

16-1 

17  27 

14-9 

12  14 

0-4 

9,9. 

Tu. 

4  07 

160 

16  53 

13-5 

11  44 

0-9 

23  42 

1-9 

9.9, 

F. 

5  38 

16-6 

18  09 

15-9 

0  22 

0-9 

12  56 

0-4 

W 

W. 

5  00 

16-8 

17  40 

14-4 

13  34 

0-4 

23 

Sa. 

6  23 

16-8 

18  47 

16-7 

1  08 

0-6 

13  34 

07 

94 

Th. 

5  47 

17-3 

18  24 

15-3 

0  35 

1-3 

13  19 

0-2 

24 

Su. 

7  06 

16-6 

19  24 

17-0 

1  51 

07 

14  09 

1-2 

95 

F. 

633 

17-5 

19  06 

15-9 

1  23 

0-9 

14  01 

0-3 

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7  47 

16-2 

20  01 

17-1 

2  33 

1-1 

14  43 

1-8 

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17-4 

19  46 

16-4 

2  08 

0-8 

14  41 

07 

26 

Tu. 

8  27 

15-4 

20  38 

16-8 

3  14 

1-5 

15  17 

22 

97 

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806 

16-9 

20  27 

16-4 

2  51 

1-0 

15  19 

11 

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14-4 

21  16 

16-2 

3  54 

1-9 

15  52 

2-5 

W 

M. 

8  53 

16-1 

21  10 

16-2 

3  34 

1-3 

15  56 

1-6 

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9  51 

13-3 

21  56 

15-3 

4  35 

2-3 

16  29 

27 

W 

Tu. 

9  41 

15-0 

21  56 

15-7 

4  18 

17 

16  32 

2  0 

2S 

F. 

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5  17 

2-6 

17  10 

2-8 

80 

W. 

10  31 

13-7 

22  46 

14-9 

5  04 

21 

17  09 

2-4 

30 

Sa. 

11  48 

10-9 

23  50 

13-2 

6  05 

2-8 

18  00 

30 

31 

Th. 

11  26 

12-3 

23  43 

140 

5  53 

2-6 

17  50 

2-8 

OCTOBER. 

NOVEMBER. 

1 

Hi 

aH  Water.       1 

Low  Water. 

1 

P 

High  Water.       1 

Low  Water, 

•• 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon.  1 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

n 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft,. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Tinie. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 
H.  M. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

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Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft 

1 

Su. 

.. 

13  10 

10-3 

7  04 

2-9 

19  02 

3-3 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
IS 

W 

1  36 

12-9 

14  33 

11-8 

8  27 

2-3 

20  43 

27 

^ 

M. 

1  14 

12-7 

14  19 

10-6 

8  10 

2-7 

20  10 

3-2 

Til 

2  45 

13-5 

15  24 

13-0 

9  25 

1-9 

21  45 

2-2 

3 

Tu. 

2  26 

12-9 

15  18 

11-4 

9  15 

2-2 

21  17 

2-V 

F 

3  40 

14-4 

16  06 

14-3 

10  18 

1-6 

22  42 

17 

4 

W. 

3  25 

13-6 

16  07 

12-4 

10  14 

1-6 

22  17 

21 

Sa. 

4  23 

15-2 

16  40 

15-7 

11  07 

1-5 

23  33 

1-3 

5 

Th, 

4  14 

14-4 

16  47 

13-6 

11  03 

11 

23  11 

16 

Sn 

5  01 

15-8 

17  12 

17-0 

11  52 

1-5 

f, 

F. 

4  54 

15-3 

17  19 

14-8 

11  48 

10 

M 

5  38 

16 -3 

17  45 

18-1 

0  21 

T2 

12  34 

17 

7 

Sa. 

5  31 

16-0 

17  49 

lb-9 

0  00 

1-2 

12  28 

10 

Tu 

6  15 

16-4 

18  21 

18-9 

1  07 

T2 

13  15 

2  0 

8 

Su. 

606 

16-5 

18  18 

16-9 

0  46 

1-0 

13  07 

1-3 

W 

6  53 

16-3 

19  01 

19-3 

1  53 

T3 

13  57 

2-2 

9 

M. 

6  40 

16-7 

18  48 

17-9 

1  31 

ro 

13  45 

1-6 

Th 

7  34 

15-7 

19  44 

19-1 

2  40 

1-5 

14  42 

2-4 

10 

Tu. 

7  14 

16-6 

19  22 

18-5 

2  15 

1-2 

14  24 

1-9 

F 

8  19 

15-0 

20  31 

18-4 

3  29 

17 

15  31 

2-6 

11 

W. 

7  50 

16-2 

20  00 

18-7 

3  00 

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15  05 

22 

Sa 

9  12 

13-9 

21  22 

17-3 

4  22 

1-9 

16  24 

2-9 

19 

Th. 

8  32 

15-4 

20  44 

18-2 

3  46 

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15  48 

2i. 

Su. 

10  14 

12-8 

22  24 

15-8 

5  18 

2-2 

17  22 

3-2 

13 

F. 

9  21 

14-2 

21  35 

17-2 

4  35 

2-2 

16  31 

2  9 

M 

11  27 

12-0 

23  44 

14-6 

6  17 

2-4 

18  27 

3-4 

14 

Sa. 

10  18 

12-7 

22  36 

lb-8 

5  31 

2-6 

17  26 

3-4 

Tu 

12  51 

11-9 

7  19 

2-5 

19  36 

3-3 

15 

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1134 

11-5 

23  50 

14-5 

6  34" 

2-9 

18  31 

37 

W 

1  10 

13-9 

14  03 

12-6 

8  24 

2-3 

20  46 

2-9 

16 

M. 

13  06 

11-2 

7  46 

2-9 

19  52 

3  7 

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2  20 

13-9 

15  04 

13-7 

9  27 

2-0 

21  54 

2-2 

17 

Tu. 

1  22 

13-9 

14  27 

11-7 

8  57 

2-4 

21  08 

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3  21 

14-4 

15  55 

14-9 

10  23 

17 

22  53 

1-6 

If 

W. 

2  41 

14-2 

15  30 

13-0 

10  01 

rv 

22  13 

2  3 

Sa. 

4  14 

14-7 

16  38 

15-9 

11  13 

17 

23  42 

1-2 

IS 

Th. 

3  42 

14-9 

16  19 

14-3 

10  54 

11 

23  10 

1-4 

19 

Su. 

5  00 

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17  16 

16-6 

1157 

1-9 

2f 

F. 

4  33 

15-5 

17  01 

15-6 

11  42 

0  9 

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5  42 

14-i^ 

17  53 

16-9 

0  27 

1-2 

12  34 

2  "3 

21 

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15-9 

17  40 

16-5 

0  02 

0-9 

12  24 

11 

01 

Tu 

6  21 

14-7 

18  29 

17-0 

1  09 

T5 

13  09 

27 

22 

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5  58 

16-0 

18  18 

17-1 

0  50 

0-8 

13  03 

16 

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W. 

6  59 

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19  04 

16-9 

1  49 

1-8 

13  44 

31 

2J 

M. 

6  39 

15-8 

18  55 

17 -4 

1  33 

11 

13  40 

21 

23 

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7  37 

13-8 

19  39 

16-6 

2  28 

2-2 

14  20 

3-2 

24 

Tu 

7  20 

15-3 

19  31 

17-3 

2  14 

1-5 

14  15 

2'6 

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8  16 

13-? 

20  15 

16-1 

3  06 

2-4 

14  58 

3-2 

25 

W. 

8  02 

14  V 

20  06 

17-0 

2  54 

2-0 

14  49 

2-9 

25 
''6 

Sa 

8  56 

12-6 

20  53 

15-6 

3  45 

2-4 

15  38 

31 

26 

Th. 

8  46 

13-9 

20  42 

16-4 

3  33 

2-3 

15  23 

30 

Su 

9  38 

12-1 

21  34 

14-9 

4  25 

2-4 

16  21 

2-9 

2? 

F. 

9  33 

12 -9 

21  21 

lb-6 

4  12 

2-0 

15  58 

30 

27 
28 
29 
|30 

M 

10  24 

11-7 

22  24 

14-1 

5  07 

2-3 

17  08 

2-8 

2f 

Sa. 

10  23 

11-9 

22  09 

14-6 

4  53 

2-6 

16  39 

3  0 

Tu 

11  18 

1T4 

23  27 

13-4 

5  52 

2-3 

17  59 

27 

2< 

Su. 

11  19 

iro 

23  08 

13-6 

5  38 

2-7 

17  30 

3-0 

W. 

12  27 

11-6 

6  41 

2-3 

18  56 

27 

3( 

M. 

12  23 

10-6 

6  30 

27 

18  30 

31 

Th 

0  39 

13-? 

13  35 

12-3 

7  36 

2-2 

20  00 

2-6 

31 

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6  is 

12-9 

13  33 

10-9 

7  27 

2-i) 

19  36 

31 

The  Time  used  is  Eastern  Standard,  for  the  75tli  Meridian,  which  is  five  hours  slower  than  Greenwich  Mean 
Time.    It  is  counted  from  0  to  24  hours,  from  midnis^ht  to  midnight. 

The  Hright  is  measured  from  the  level  of  Low  Water  at  ordinary  Spring  Tides ;  that  is.  from  the  same  Datum 
to  which  the  soundings  are  referred,  on  the  Admiralty  Chart  of  Quebec  Harbour. 

Levis  Dry  Dock.— To  find  the  depth  of  water  on  the  sill  of  this  dock  at  any  tide  add  77  feet  to  the  height 
of  High  Water  as  above  given.    The  Tidal  Differences  referred  to  Quebec,  are  given  on  page  39. 


1911] 


TIDE  TABLES,  ST.   JOHN,  N.B. 


45 


TIDE  TABLES,  ST.  JOHN,  N.B.,  1911. 


JANUARY. 

FEBRUARY. 

i 

High  Water.       | 

Low  Water. 

1 

High  Water.       1 

Low  Water. 

R 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon* 

ft 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 
H.  M. 

Ht. 

Ft~ 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

kTm. 

Ht 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

Su. 

0  03 

22-2 

12  22 

23-8 

6  09 

5-3 

18  27 

3-8 

1 

W. 

0  55 

23-0 

13  07 

24-4 

6  53 

3-2 

19  15 

20 

2 

M. 

0  37 

22-2 

12  58 

23-8 

6  44 

4-8 

19  01 

3-4 

2 

Th. 

1  32 

23-4 

13  45 

24-5 

7  32 

27 

19  52 

1-8 

3 

Tu. 

1  15 

9,9:9, 

13  35 

23-8 

7  21 

4-6 

19  38 

3-0 

3 

F. 

2  11 

23-8 

14  26 

24-5 

8  15 

2-3 

20  36 

18 

4 

W. 

1  56 

22-3 

14  14 

23-7 

8  01 

4-3 

20  21 

2-9 

4 

Sa. 

2  54 

24-0 

15  13 

24  1 

9  04 

2-2 

21  27 

2-1 

5 

Th. 

2  40 

22-5 

14  58 

23-6 

8  45 

40 

21  07 

2-8 

b 

Su. 

3  43 

24-2 

16  08 

23-6 

9  57 

2-3 

22  21 

2-6 

« 

F. 

3  26 

22-8 

15  45 

23-5 

9  32 

3-8 

21  56 

2-8 

6 

M. 

4  37 

24-1 

17  07 

230 

10  54 

2-5 

23  19 

3-2 

7 

Sa. 

4  15 

23-0 

16  37 

23-2 

10  22 

3-5 

22  49 

3  0 

7 

Tu. 

5  35 

24-0 

18  11 

22-4 

11  55 

2-8 

8 

Su. 

5  06 

23-3 

17  35 

23-0 

11  16 

3-2 

23  45 

3-2 

8 

W. 

6  38 

23-8 

19  18 

22-2 

0  20 

3-8 

13  03 

30 

9 

M. 

6  02 

?3-6 

18  34 

22-8 

12  15 

30 

9 

Th. 

7  43 

24  0 

20  26 

22-3 

1  30 

41 

14  12 

2-8 

10 

Tu. 

7  02 

24-0 

19  35 

22-9 

0  44 

3-3 

13  17 

27 

10 

F. 

8  49 

24-4 

21  30 

22-9 

2  38 

3-9 

15  13 

2-3 

11 

W. 

8  03 

24-7 

20  37 

23-2 

1  46 

3-3 

14  22 

2  1 

11 

Sa. 

9  53 

25-0 

22  28 

23-6 

3  40 

3-3 

16  11 

T6 

12 

Th. 

9  03 

25-4 

21  38 

23-7 

2  50 

3-0 

15  28 

14 

12 

Su. 

10  52 

25-6 

23  20 

24-3 

4  39 

2-5 

17  06 

10 

13 

F. 

10  02 

26-1 

22  38 

24-3 

3  52 

2-5 

16  30 

07 

13 

M. 

11  44 

2b-9 

5  34 

17 

17  58 

07 

14 

Sa. 

11  00 

26-6 

23  34 

24-8 

4  51 

2i 

17  26 

0-3 

14 

Tu. 

0  09 

24-8 

12  32 

25-9 

6  25 

1-4 

18  47 

0-8 

15 

Su. 

11  55 

26-8 

5  46 

1-7 

18  17 

0-2 

lb 

W. 

0  56 

24-9 

13  18 

25-5 

7  10 

1-5 

19  34 

1-3 

16 

M. 

0  27 

25-0 

i2  46 

26-6 

6  37 

1-6 

19  06 

0-4 

16 

Th. 

1  42 

24 -V 

14  03 

24-9 

7  53 

1-8 

20  19 

2  0 

17 

Tu. 

1  18 

24-8 

13  38 

2«-() 

7  26 

T8 

19  54 

10 

IV 

F. 

2  27 

24-3 

14  48 

24-0 

8  37 

2-4 

21  02 

2-9 

18 

W. 

2  08 

24-5 

14  25 

25-2 

8  16 

2-3 

20  42 

1-8 

18 

Sa. 

3  12 

23-8 

15  34 

23  1 

9  22 

3-2 

21  44 

3-9 

19 

Th. 

2  57 

24-0 

15  14 

24-3 

9  06 

2-9 

21  30 

27 

19 

Su. 

3  58 

231 

16  22 

22-2 

10  08 

41 

22  27 

50 

20 

F. 

3  47 

23-5 

16  04 

23-3 

9  57 

3-6 

22  19 

36 

20 

M. 

4  46 

22-4 

17  13 

21-3 

10  56 

4-8 

23  15 

57 

21 

Sa. 

4  37 

23-0 

16  55 

22-3 

10  48 

4-2 

23  09 

4-5 

21 

Tu. 

5  36 

21-9 

18  07 

20-6 

11  48 

5-4 

22 

Su. 

5  28 

22-4 

17  48 

21 -fi 

11  40 

4-8 

22 

W. 

6  29 

21-5 

19  03 

20-2 

0  09 

6-3 

12  43 

5-8 

23 

M. 

6  20 

22-1 

18  43 

21-0 

000 

5-3 

12  34 

5-2 

23 

Th. 

7  23 

21-4 

20  00 

20-2 

1  07 

6-8 

13  40 

57 

24 

Tu. 

7  13 

21-9 

19  40 

20-7 

0  53 

5-8 

13  28 

5-4 

24 

F. 

8  17 

21-6 

20  56 

20-4 

2  05 

6-6 

14  37 

5-4 

25 

W. 

806 

22-0 

20  36 

20-7 

1  47 

60 

14  22 

5-3 

25 

Sa. 

9  10 

22-1 

21  47 

21-0 

3  00 

60 

15  29 

4-8 

26 

Th. 

8  59 

22-2 

21  28 

20-9 

2  42 

6-0 

15  15 

5-0 

26 

Su. 

10  00 

22-8 

22  32 

21-9 

3  48 

5-3 

16  14 

3-8 

27 

F. 

9  50 

22-6 

22  16 

21-3 

3  36 

5-7 

16  06 

4-5 

27 

M. 

10  46 

23-6 

23  13 

227 

4  30 

4  4 

16  55 

30 

28 

Sa. 

10  36 

23-0 

23  00 

21-7 

4  24 

5-3 

16  51 

3-9 

28 

Tu. 

11  28 

24-2 

23  51 

23-4 

5  10 

3-4 

17  35 

20 

29 

Su. 

11  16 

23-5 

23  40 

22-1 

5  04 

4-8 

17  29 

3-3 

30 

M. 

11  54 

23-8 

5  40 

4-2 

18  05 

2-8 

31 

I'll. 

0  18 

22-5 

i2  3i 

24-2 

6  16 

37 

18  40 

2-3 

MARCH. 

APRIL. 

i 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

1 

i 

High  Water, 

Low  Water. 

i 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

hTm. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 
H.M. 

Ht 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

w. 

12  05 

24-8 

5  49 

2-4 

18  14 

1-.') 

1 

Sa. 

0  34 

26-5 

12  58 

26-1 

6  50 

00 

19  09 

0-8 

2 

Th. 

0  26 

24-2 

12  41 

25-2 

6  29 

1-0 

18  53 

11 

2 

Su. 

1  17 

267 

13  46 

257 

7  35 

0  0 

19  56 

1-3 

3 

F. 

1  02 

24-9 

13  18 

25-4 

7  10 

11 

19  34 

11 

3 

M. 

2  07 

26-5 

14  37 

24-9 

8  23 

0-5 

20  47 

2-3 

4 

Sa. 

1  40 

25-3 

14  02 

25-2 

7  53 

0-9 

20  18 

1-3 

4 

Tu. 

3  03 

25-8 

15  32 

24  0 

9  16 

1-3 

21  44 

3-4 

5 

Su. 

2  26 

25-4 

14  52 

24-7 

840 

11 

21  07 

19 

5 

W. 

4  02 

249 

16  33 

22-9 

10  15 

2-4 

22  47 

4-5 

6 

M. 

3  17 

25-2 

15  49 

23-8 

9  33 

15 

22  00 

2-8 

6 

Th. 

5  04 

23-9 

17  40 

22  1 

11  22 

3-4 

23  56 

5-2 

7 

Tu. 

4  14 

24-6 

16  50 

23-0 

10  31 

2-3 

22  58 

3-8 

7 

F. 

6  10 

23-1 

18  51 

21-8 

12  32 

41 

8 

W. 

5  16 

23-9 

17  55 

22-1 

11  35 

3-U 

8 

Sa. 

7  18 

22-8 

20  04 

22  0 

1  07 

5-2 

13  42 

4-0 

9 

Th. 

6  23 

23-4 

19  02 

21-8 

0  03 

4-6 

12  44 

3-6 

9 

Su. 

8  27 

23-1 

21  10 

22-9 

2  17 

4-6 

14  50 

3-6 

10 

F 

7  32 

23-3 

20  12 

22-0 

1  13 

4-8 

13  55 

3-6 

10 

M. 

9  30 

23-6 

22  04 

237 

3  20 

37 

15  50 

30 

11 

Sa 

8  41 

23-6 

21  21 

22-6 

2  28 

46 

15  05 

3  0 

11 

Tu. 

10  23 

24-2 

22  47 

24-4 

4  13 

27 

16  40 

2-5 

12 

Su. 

9  44 

242 

22  20 

23-5 

3  36 

3-6 

16  07 

2-3 

12 

W. 

11  08 

24-5 

23  27 

24-8 

4  58 

21 

17  22 

2-4 

13 

M. 

10  40 

24-8 

23  10 

24-2 

4  34 

2-6 

17  00 

1-6 

13 

Th. 

11  49 

24-5 

5  38 

1-9 

18  02 

2-6 

14 

Tu. 

1130 

25-2 

23  54 

24-8 

5  22 

1-8 

17  46 

1-3 

14 

F. 

0  06 

25-0 

12  27 

24-2 

6  17 

20 

18  40 

31 

15 

W. 

12  14 

25-2 

6  07 

1-4 

18  29 

1-5 

15 

Sa. 

0  44 

24-y 

13  03 

23-9 

6  55 

2-3 

19  16 

3-8 

16 

Th. 

0  33 

24-9 

12  53 

25  0 

6  50 

1-5 

19  08 

2-0 

16 

Su. 

1  22 

24-5 

13  40 

23-3 

7  32 

3  0 

19  51 

4-5 

17 

F. 

1  10 

24!) 

13  31 

24-4 

7  30 

1-8 

19  45 

2-8 

17 

M. 

2  01 

24-1 

14  19 

22-6 

809 

3-6 

20  28 

5-2 

18 

Sa. 

1  48 

24-5 

14  10 

23-7 

8  07 

2-5 

20  21 

3-6 

18 

Tu. 

2  42 

23-5 

15  02 

22  0 

8  48 

4-2 

21  08 

5-9 

19 

Su. 

2  29 

24-0 

14  51 

22-9 

8  44 

3-3 

21  00 

4-5 

19 

W. 

3  25 

22-8 

15  50 

21-3 

9  32 

50 

21  53 

6-5 

20 

M. 

3  13 

23-3 

15  36 

22-0 

9  23 

4  0 

21  43 

5-4 

20 

Th. 

4  12 

22-0 

16  46 

207 

10  23 

5-4 

22  41 

7  0 

21 

Tu. 

400 

22-6 

16  24 

21-2 

10  06 

4-8 

22  31 

6-1 

21 

F. 

5  04 

21-6 

17  47 

20-4 

11  17 

57 

23  38 

7i 

22 

W. 

4  51 

21-9 

17  20 

20-6 

10  54 

5-5 

23  25 

6-8 

22 

Sa. 

6  01 

21-4 

18  46 

20-5 

12  12 

57 

23 

Th. 

5  47 

21-4 

18  20 

20  1 

11  52 

b-y 

23 

Su. 

6  59 

21-5 

19  40 

21-2 

0  34 

67 

13  08 

5-4 

24 

F. 

6  45 

21-2 

19  19 

20-0 

0  23 

71 

12  54 

5-9 

24 

M. 

7  56 

22-0 

20  31 

22-1 

1  31 

5-9 

14  03 

4-6 

25 

Sa. 

7  43 

21-3 

20  16 

20-6 

1  22 

6-9 

13  54 

5-6 

2b 

Tu. 

8  48 

22-9 

21  18 

23-4 

2  27 

47 

14  54 

37 

26 

Su. 

8  35 

22  0 

21  09 

21-4 

2  19 

6-1 

14  49 

4-8 

26 

W. 

9  37 

24  0 

22  02 

24-8 

3  20 

3-3 

15  42 

2-6 

27 

M. 

9  23 

22-8 

21  58 

22-5 

3  10 

5U 

15  38 

3-8 

27 

Th. 

10  24 

25-1 

22  45 

26  1 

4  09 

1-8 

16  29 

1-6 

28 

Tu. 

10  08 

23 -7 

22  42 

23-6 

3  56 

3-8 

16  22 

2-6 

28 

F. 

11  09 

25-9 

23  27 

27-0 

4  54 

0-6 

17  15 

10 

29 

W. 

10  51 

247 

23  20 

24-8 

4  40 

2-4 

17  04 

17 

29 

Sa. 

11  53 

26-3 

5  39 

-0-3 

18  00 

0-8 

30 

Th. 

11  32 

25-5 

23  56 

25-8 

5  23 

1-3 

17  45 

1-0 

30 

Su. 

0  10 

27-6 

i2  38 

26-4 

6  24 

-0-6 

18  46 

T1 

31 

F. 

12  13 

260 

6  06     0-4 

18  26 

07 

The  Time  used  is  Atlantic  Standard,  for  the  60th  Meridian,  wlilch  is  four  hours  slower  than  Greenwich  Mean 
Time.     It  is  counted  from  0  to  24  hours,  from  midnight  to  niidniglit. 

The  Height  is  measured  from  the  level  of  Low  Water  at  Spring  Tides,  as  ascertained  by  the  tide  gatige 
observations  themselves.  (This  level  is  approximately  1^  feet  lower  than  the  Datum  to  which  the  soundings  on 
the  Chart  of  St.  John  Harbour  are  referred,  as  nearly  as  this  can  now  be  ascertained.) 

Tidal  Diffkrkncbs  and  other  information  for  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  are  given  on  page  39. 


46 


TIDE  TABLES,  ST.   JOHN,  N.B. 


[1911 


TIDE  TABLES,  ST.  JOHN.   N.B. -Continued. 


MAY. 

JUNE. 

1 

High  Water.       1 

Low  Water. 

i 

High  Water.       | 

Low  Water. 

s 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon,  j 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

0 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 
H.  M. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht 

Time.  1 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

fT 

Time. 

Ht 

fT 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

Ft    H.  M. 

H.  M. 

Ft. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft 

1 

M. 

056 

27-7 

13  27 

25-9 

7  12 

-0-3     19  34 

17 

1 

Th. 

2  33 

26-4 

15  14 

24-3 

8  56 

V3 

21  25 

35 

2 

Til. 

1  46 

27-2 

14  20 

251 

8  06 

0-4     20  28 

2-y 

2 

F. 

3  33 

25-2 

16  17 

237 

9  55 

2-3 

22  28 

4-2 

3 

W. 

2  43 

26-2 

15  18 

241 

9  03 

1-4     21  30 

3-8 

3 

Sa. 

4  34 

24-2 

17  21 

23-2 

10  56 

3-2 

23  32 

4-6 

4 

Th. 

3  45 

25  0 

16  22 

231 

10  04 

2-6 

22  38 

4-6 

4 

Su. 

5  39 

23-2 

18  23 

22-9 

12  00 

4  0 

5 

P. 

4  52 

23-9 

17  31 

22-5 

11  09 

3-5 

23  50 

bl 

5 

M. 

6  44 

22-6 

19  22 

22-9 

0  35 

4-8 

13  03 

4-4 

fi 

Sa. 

6  01 

23  1 

18  42 

22-3 

12  19 

41 

6 

Tu. 

7  45 

22-3 

20  18 

23  1 

1  34 

47 

14  02 

4-6 

7 

Su. 

7  10 

22-8 

19  52 

22-6 

1  00 

i>'2 

13  28 

4-3 

7 

W. 

8  40 

22-3 

21  09 

23-5 

2  28 

44 

14  56 

47 

a 

M. 

8  13 

22-8 

20  48 

23- 1 

2  04 

4-6 

14  30 

41 

8 

Th. 

9  31 

22-4 

21  56 

23-8 

3  19 

4  0 

15  46 

4-8 

9 

Tu. 

9  08 

231 

21  36 

23-7 

302 

3-9 

15  26 

3-9 

9 

F. 

10  17 

22-6 

22  38 

24  1 

4  07 

3-8 

16  31 

4-8 

10 

W. 

9  58 

23-5 

22  18 

24-3 

3  53 

3-3 

16  15 

3-8 

10 

Sa. 

11  00 

227 

23  17 

24  3 

4  51 

3-6 

17  11 

49 

11 

Th. 

10  43 

23-6 

22  57 

24-7 

4  39 

2-8 

16  56 

3-7 

11 

Su. 

11  40 

227 

23  54 

24-3 

5  31 

3-5 

17  47 

51 

12 

F. 

1124 

237 

23  34 

24-8 

5  18 

2-7 

17  33 

3-9 

12 

M. 

12  17 

22-6 

607 

3-6 

18  21 

5-3 

13 

Sa. 

12  01 

23-5 

5  53 

2-8 

18  08 

4-2 

13 

Tu. 

030 

24-1 

12  52 

22-4 

6  42 

37 

18  55 

55 

14 

Su. 

0  10 

24-7 

12  36 

23-3 

6  28 

31 

18  42 

4-7 

14 

W. 

1  06 

24-0 

13  28 

22-3 

7  17 

3-8 

19  31 

57 

15 

M. 

0  47 

24-5 

13  12 

22-9 

7  04 

3-5 

19  17 

5-2 

15 

Th. 

1  43 

23-6 

14  07 

22-0 

7  53 

40 

20  10 

5-8 

Ifi 

Tu. 

1  26 

24  1 

13  50 

22-4 

7  41 

3:9 

19  54 

57 

16 

F. 

2  22 

23-2 

14  50 

21-9 

8  31 

41 

20  54 

57 

17 

W. 

2  07 

23-6 

14  33 

21-9 

8  19 

4-3 

20  34 

6-2 

17 

Sa. 

305 

22-9 

15  36 

21-9 

9  13 

4-2 

21  40 

5-6 

18 

Th. 

250 

23  0 

15  21 

21-5 

9  00 

4-6 

21  21 

6-5 

18 

Su. 

3  53 

227 

16  26 

220 

10  02 

4-2 

22  29 

5-3 

19 

F, 

3  36 

22-4 

16  12 

21-2 

9  46 

bO 

22  11 

6-6 

19 

M. 

4  45 

22-5 

17  18 

22-3 

10  54 

41 

23  22 

4-9 

2(1 

Sa. 

4  26 

22  0 

17  04 

21  1 

10  36 

ba 

23  04 

6-4 

20 

Tu. 

5  39 

22-5 

18  12 

22-9 

11  49 

40 

21 

Su. 

520 

21-9 

17  57 

21-4 

11  29 

bl 

23  59 

6  0 

21 

W. 

6  34 

22  7 

19  07 

237 

0  18 

4-3 

i2  45 

3-9 

22 

M. 

6  17 

21-9 

18  50 

22-0 

12  24 

4-8 

22 

Th. 

7  30 

23  0 

20  03 

24-6 

1  17 

3-5 

13  42 

3-5 

23 

Tu. 

7  14 

22-4 

19  42 

23-0 

0  57 

5-3 

13  19 

4-3 

23 

F. 

8  27 

23-6 

21  00 

25-6 

2  18 

2-6 

14  40 

30 

24 

W. 

809 

23  1 

20  34 

24-2 

1  54 

41 

14  14 

3-5 

24 

Sa. 

9  26 

24-2 

21  56 

267 

3  19 

1-6 

15  38 

2-4 

25 

Th. 

9  01 

241 

21  26 

25-6 

2  48 

2-8 

15  08 

27 

25 

Su. 

10  24 

25  0 

22  51 

27-5 

4  17 

07 

16  35 

1-9 

26 

F. 

9  53 

250 

22  17 

26-9 

3  40 

1-5 

16  01 

1-9 

26 

M. 

11  20 

25-5 

23  43 

27-8 

5  10 

00 

17  31 

16 

27 

Sa. 

10  44 

25-6 

23  07 

27-6 

4  30 

0-4 

16  53 

1-4 

27 

Tu. 

12  15 

257 

602 

0-3 

18  25 

1-6 

2fl 

Su. 

1134 

26-1 

23  56 

28-0 

5  20 

-0-3 

17  43 

1-2 

28 

W. 

035 

277 

13  09 

2:V7 

6  55 

0-2 

19  17 

1-8 

29 

M. 

12  25 

26-2 

6  11 

-0-5 

18  34 

1-4 

29 

Th. 

1  28 

27-2 

14  03 

25-2 

7  48 

0-4 

20  11 

2-2 

3(1 

Tu. 

0  45 

28-0 

13  18 

25-8 

7  04 

-0-3 

19  27 

2  0 

30 

F. 

2  22 

26-3 

14  58 

24-8 

840 

11 

21  06 

2-8 

31 

W. 

136 

27-4 

14  14   25-21 

7  59 

0-4 

20  24  '  2-8 

JULY. 

AUGUST. 

1 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

1 

1 

High 

Water. 

Low  Water. 

«5 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Q 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft 

Time. 

Ht 

Ft,. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft,. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft. 

1 

Sa. 

3  17 

25-3 

15  54 

24-2 

9  33 

2  0 

22  02 

3-5 

1 

Tu. 

435 

22-9 

17  08 

23  1 

10  48 

41 

23  22 

4-5 

2 

Su. 

4  13 

24-2 

16  51 

23-6 

10  27 

30 

23  00 

41 

2 

W. 

5  28 

21-9 

18  03 

22-6 

11  41 

5  1 

3 

M. 

5  10 

23-1 

17  49 

2:V2 

11  23 

3-9 

23  59 

46 

3 

Th. 

6  25 

21  1 

18  58 

22-2 

0  19 

5  1 

12  38 

5-9 

4 

Tu. 

6  08 

22-3 

18  46 

22-9 

12  21 

47 

4 

F. 

7  25 

207 

19  52 

22  1 

I  17 

5-5 

13  37 

6-3 

5 

W. 

7  05 

21-8 

19  41 

22-8 

058 

4-9 

13  20 

5-3 

5 

Sa. 

8  23 

20-6 

20  45 

22-2 

2  14 

5-5 

14  35 

6-4 

(^ 

Th. 

8  01 

21-5 

20  32 

22-9 

1  56 

50 

14  19 

5-6 

6 

Su. 

9  17 

207 

21  36 

22-6 

3  08 

b-3 

15  31 

61 

7 

F. 

855 

21-5 

21  21 

2;vi 

2  51 

4-9 

15  14 

57 

7 

M. 

10  08 

21  1 

22  23 

22-9 

3  57 

4-8 

16  20 

57 

8 

Sa. 

946 

21-6 

22  07 

23-4 

3  42 

4-6 

16  03 

57 

8 

Tu. 

10  55 

21-6 

23  04 

23-4 

4  40 

4-2 

17  01 

5-2 

9 

Su. 

10  33 

21 -fl 

22  50 

23-6 

4  27 

4-3 

16  47 

5-5 

a 

W. 

11  36 

22  0 

23  41 

23-8 

5  18 

3-6 

17  36 

4-6 

10 

M. 

11  16 

22-(l 

23  30 

23-8 

506 

4  0 

17  27 

5-3 

10 

Th. 

12  13 

22-5 

5  54 

31 

18  10 

41 

11 

Tu. 

11  56 

22-2 

5  43 

3-8 

18  04 

5-2 

11 

F. 

0  17 

24-0 

12  48 

22-9 

6  29 

27 

18  45 

3-6 

1? 

W. 

008 

23 -a 

12  33 

22-2 

6  19 

3-6 

18  39 

5-0 

12 

Sa. 

054 

24-2 

13  22 

23-3 

7  04 

2-4 

19  22 

3-2 

13 

Th. 

044 

238 

13  09 

22-3 

6  54 

3-4 

19  13 

4-9 

13 

Su. 

1  32 

24-2 

13  59 

23-6 

7  40 

2-2 

20  02 

2-8 

14 

F. 

1  21 

23  S 

13  45 

22-4 

7  30 

3-3 

19  48 

47 

14 

M. 

2  12 

24-3 

14  35 

24-0 

8  18 

2-2 

20  45 

2-6 

15 

Sa. 

200 

23-6 

14  23 

22-6 

808 

3-2 

20  26 

4-4 

15 

Tu. 

2  55 

24-0 

15  19 

24-2 

8  59 

2-4 

21  32 

2-5 

Ifi 

Su. 

2  41 

23-5 

15  05 

22-9 

8  49 

31 

21  09 

41 

16 

W. 

3  45 

23-6 

16  10 

24-2 

9  44 

27 

22  23 

27 

17 

M. 

325 

23'! 

15  53 

231 

9  35 

31 

21  58 

3-9 

17 

Th. 

4  40 

23  0 

17  06 

240 

10  37 

3  3 

23  20 

30 

18 

Tu. 

4  14 

23? 

16  45 

2;V3 

10  26 

3-2 

22  51 

37 

in 

F. 

5  38 

22-4 

18  08 

23-9 

11  39 

3-9 

. .  . . 

19 

W. 

5  06 

22-5 

17  40 

23-6 

11  20 

3-5 

23  48 

3-5 

n 

Sa. 

6  41 

220 

19  13 

240 

0  25 

3-2 

12  57 

4'3 

20 

Th. 

6  02 

22-6 

18  37 

23-9 

12  16 

37 

2(1 

S. 

7  47 

22-1 

20  18 

24-3 

1  34 

31 

14  07 

4-2 

21 

F. 

7  02 

22-5 

19  35 

24-5 

0  48 

3-2 

13  15 

3-8 

21 

M. 

8  54 

227 

21  22 

250 

2  42 

2-6 

15  10 

3-6 

2? 

Sa. 

8  05 

22 -f 

20  34 

25-2 

1  51 

2-8 

14  17 

3-6 

22 

Tu. 

9  57 

23-6 

22  21 

25  7 

3  45 

17 

16  10 

27 

2? 

Su. 

9  09 

23'! 

21  34 

26-0 

2  55 

2-0 

15  20 

31 

2:1 

W. 

10  54 

24-4 

23  14 

26-3 

4  44 

10 

17  07 

17 

24 

M. 

10  09 

24-1 

22  32 

3  57 

1-2 

16  20 

2-4 

24 

Th. 

11  45 

25  1 

5  37 

03 

18  00 

11 

25 

Tu. 

11  06 

24  f 

23  27 

27-2 

456 

0-4 

17  18 

1-8 

25 

F. 

004 

26-5 

12  33 

25-5 

625 

0-3 

18  48 

0-9 

26 

W. 

12  01 

25-3 

5  51 

OO 

18  12 

T4 

26 

Sa. 

0  51 

26-2 

13  19 

2b-6 

709 

0-6 

19  33 

1-2 

27 

Th. 

020 

27-2 

12  54 

25-5 

6  42 

0-0 

19  02 

T3 

27 

Su. 

1  36 

25-6 

14  04 

25-1 

7  53 

1-3 

20  17 

17 

28 

F. 

1  12 

26-? 

13  46 

25-4 

7  30 

0-3 

19  51 

T5 

?.? 

M. 

2  21 

24  •« 

14  49 

24-6 

8  37 

2-3 

21  02 

2  b 

29 

Sa. 

204 

26  1 

14  37 

251 

8  18 

10 

20  41 

2-1 

29 

Tu. 

3  08 

237 

15  35 

23-9 

9  22 

3-4 

21  49 

3-6 

30 

Su. 

255 

25  1 

15  27 

24-4 

907 

1-9 

21  32 

2  9 

3(1 

W. 

4  00 

227 

16  25 

23-0 

10  08 

4-6 

22  39 

4-6 

31'  M. 

3  45 

24-0 

16  16 

23-8 

9  57 

30 

22  26 

37 

31 

Th. 

4  55 

21-6 

17  19 

22-3 

10  59 

b-6 

23  33 

b-3 

The  TiMR  used  is  Atlantic  Standard,  for  the  60th  Meridian,  which  is  four  hours  slower  than  Greenwich  Mean 
Time.    It  is  counted  from  0  to  24  hours,  from  midnight  to  midnight. 

The  Height  is  measured  from  the  level  of  Low  Water  at  Spring  Tides  as  ascertained  bj'  the  tide  gauge 
observations  themselves.  (This  level  is  approximately  1^  feet  lower  than  the  Datum  to  which  the  soundings  on 
the  Chart  of  St.  John  Harbour  are  referred,  as  nearly  as  this  can  now  be  ascertained.) 

Tidal  Diffbrencks  and  other  information  for  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  are  given  on  page  39. 


1911] 


TIDE  TABLES,  ST.  JOHN,  N.B. 


47 


TIDE  TABLES,  ST. 

JOHN.   N.B.- 

-Continued. 

SEPTEMBER. 

OCTOBER. 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

1 

^ 

fl 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

IS 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

0 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

fJT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft,. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

Ft, 

1 

V. 

5  52 

20-7 

18  16 

21-8 

11  56 

6-4 

1 

Su. 

606 

20-t 

18  32 

211 

12  13 

7  1 

2 

Sa. 

6  50 

2U-2 

19  14 

21  5 

029 

5-9 

12  55 

6-9 

2 

M. 

706 

20-C 

19  28 

21-3 

0  39 

60 

13  13 

7  0 

J 

Su. 

7  48 

20-1 

20  10 

21-6 

1  27 

60 

13  55 

6-9 

;■ 

Tu. 

8  05 

20-4 

20  22 

21-8 

1  40 

5-8 

14  12 

6-4 

4 

M. 

8  45 

20-2 

21  03 

22-0 

2  28 

5-7 

14  ,4 

6-4 

4 

W. 

9  00 

21  1 

21  12 

22-4 

238 

51 

15  05 

5-4 

5 

Tu. 

938 

20t 

21  52 

22-6 

3  22 

5-0 

15  47 

5-6 

5 

Th. 

9  48 

221 

21  58 

23-2 

330 

4-2 

15  52 

4-3 

6 

W. 

10  23 

21-7 

22  34 

23-3 

4  12 

4-2 

16  32 

47 

6 

F. 

10  30 

23] 

22  40 

24  1 

4  13 

3-2 

16  34 

31 

7 

Th. 

11  02 

22-5 

23  13 

23-9 

4  52 

34 

17  09 

3-9 

7 

Sa. 

11  08 

241 

23  20 

24-8 

4  52 

2-3 

17  14 

20 

« 

P. 

11  39 

23-2 

23  49 

24-3 

5  28 

2-6 

17  44 

3  0 

a 

Su. 

11  44 

25-t 

23  59 

25-3 

530 

17 

17  53 

1-2 

S 

Sa. 

12  14 

23-9 

6  02 

2-0 

18  19 

2-2 

SJ 

M. 

12  21 

25-9 

6  08 

1-3 

18  33 

OR 

I(] 

Su. 

0  24 

24-S 

12  47 

24-5 

6  36 

1-6 

18  55 

T6 

1(1 

Tu. 

0  39 

25- 4 

13  01 

26-3 

6  47 

1-2 

19  16 

0-4 

11 

M. 

1  00 

24-9 

13  22 

25-0 

7  12 

1-5 

19  34 

1-4 

11 

W. 

1  21 

25-2 

13  45 

26-3 

7  29 

1-5 

20  02 

07 

12 

Tu. 

1  41 

24-9 

14  04 

25-2 

7  51 

1-6 

20  17 

T3 

12 

Th. 

206 

24-^ 

14  34 

25-9 

8  16 

21 

20  51 

V7, 

13 

W. 

230 

24-5 

14  53 

25- 1 

8  37 

2-0 

21  08 

T6 

la 

F. 

2  56 

24 -t 

15  26 

25-2 

908 

31 

21  47 

20 

U 

Th. 

3  23 

239 

15  47 

24-8 

9  29 

2-8 

22  03 

2-2 

u 

Sa. 

3  54 

23- 1 

16  24 

24-3 

10  09 

40 

22  50 

2  9 

15 

F. 

4  19 

230 

16  46 

24-2 

10  26 

3-6 

23  02 

2-9 

15 

Su. 

5  00 

22-4 

17  33 

23-5 

11  17 

4-8 

23  58 

37 

16 

Sa. 

5  19 

22-3 

17  49 

237 

11  28 

4  4 

16 

M. 

6  12 

22 -C 

18  44 

23-0 

12  28 

51 

17 

Su. 

6  26 

21-8 

18  57 

23-4 

0  07 

3-4 

12  38 

47 

17 

Tu. 

7  25 

22  1 

19  56 

23  1 

1  08 

3-9 

13  40 

4  6 

Ifl 

M. 

7  36 

21-9 

20  06 

237 

1  16 

3-5 

13  49 

47 

18 

W. 

8  34 

227 

21  00 

23-6 

2  17 

3-5 

14  50 

3-8 

19 

Tu. 

8  43 

22-5 

21  09 

24-2 

2  25 

31 

14  59 

3-8 

19 

Th. 

9  33 

23-5 

21  55 

24-2 

3  20 

2-9 

15  51 

27 

2(1 

W. 

9  44 

2;i-4 

22  07 

24-9 

3  33 

2  4 

16  03 

27 

20 

F. 

10  22 

24'! 

22  42 

24-6 

4  13 

2-3 

16  40 

19 

21 

Th. 

10  39 

24-4 

23  00 

25-4 

4  31 

1-5 

16  57 

1-6 

21 

Sa. 

11  04 

2,5(1 

23  25 

247 

458 

2-1 

17  24 

1-5 

22 

F. 

11  28 

25-2 

23  47 

25-6 

5  20 

11 

17  44 

11 

22 

Su. 

11  45 

25-2 

5  39 

2-2 

18  05 

V5 

23 

Sa. 

12  12 

25-4 

6  04 

10 

18  28 

0-9 

23 

M. 

006 

24-5 

12  26 

25  1 

620 

2-6 

18  44 

1-9 

24 

Su. 

0  31 

25-4 

12  55 

25-5 

6  46 

1-3 

19  09 

1-3 

24 

Tu. 

0  48 

240 

13  06 

24-9 

7  00 

3-3 

19  22 

2-6 

25 

M. 

1  14 

25-0 

13  37 

25-1 

7  27 

21 

19  50 

1-9 

25 

W. 

1  30 

23-4 

13  47 

24-3 

7  39 

41 

20  00 

33 

26 

Tu. 

158 

24-2 

14  19 

24-5 

8  08 

31 

20  32 

2-8 

26 

Th. 

2  13 

227 

14  30 

237 

8  19 

4-9 

20  39 

4-1 

27 

W. 

2  42 

23-2 

15  03 

23-8 

8  50 

41 

21  15 

3-8 

27 

F. 

2  57 

22-0 

15  15 

22-9 

900 

57 

21  20 

47 

28 

Th. 

3  27 

22-3 

15  51 

23-0 

9  33 

51 

22  00 

47 

28 

Sa. 

3  43 

21-4 

16  03 

22-2 

9  44 

6-3 

22  07 

5-3 

29 

F. 

4  16 

21-3 

16  43 

22-2 

10  21 

6  0 

22  49 

5-4 

29 

Su. 

4  34 

20-7 

16  54 

21-6 

10  33 

6-8 

23  02 

5-6 

» 

Sa. 

509 

20-6 

17  37 

21-6 

11  14 

6-8 

23  41 

5-9 

30 
31 

M. 

Tu. 

5  31 

6  28 

20-4 
20-4 

17  50 

18  45 

21-3 
213 

1127 

6-9 

23  59 
12  23 

5-8 
67 

NOVEMBER. 

DECEMBER. 

1 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

1 

1 

High  Water. 

Low  Water. 

S 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

Forenoon. 

Afternoon. 

a 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft" 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

Ft. 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

FtT 

Time. 

Ht. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

H.  M. 

H.M. 

H.M. 

Ft,. 

1 

W. 

7  24 

20-8 

19  39 

217 

0  57 

5-5 

13  20 

61 

1 

F. 

7  29 

22-2 

19  51 

22-4 

1  04 

4-5 

13  34 

4-5 

2 

Th. 

8  15 

21-7 

20  32 

22-3 

1  53 

4-9 

14  15 

51 

2 

Sa. 

8  19 

23-2 

20  43 

231 

157 

3-9 

14  27 

3-5 

3 

F. 

903 

22-7 

21  22 

23-1 

2  42 

41 

15  06 

3-9 

3 

Su. 

9  08 

24-5 

21  33 

23-9 

2  48 

3-2 

15  20 

2-2 

4 

Sa. 

9  45 

23-9 

22  08 

24  0 

3  26 

3-2 

15  52 

2-6 

4 

M. 

956 

25-6 

22  22 

247 

338 

2-5 

16  12 

11 

5 

Su. 

10  25 

25  1 

22  49 

25  0 

409 

2-4 

16  37 

1-4 

5 

Tu. 

10  45 

267 

23  10 

25-2 

429 

1-8 

17  03 

0-3 

6 

M. 

11  06 

26-2 

23  30 

25-5 

4  53 

1-6 

17  21 

0-5 

6 

W. 

1133 

27-4 

23  59 

257 

5  20 

1-4 

17  53 

-0-3 

7 

Tu. 

11  49 

26-9 

5  38 

1-2 

18  06 

0-0 

7 

Th. 

12  22 

27-6 

6  10 

1-3 

18  42 

-0-4 

8 

W. 

0  14 

25-7 

i2  34 

27-2 

6  25 

1-2 

18  52 

-0-2 

8 

F. 

050 

25-5 

13  13 

27-3 

7  01 

1-5 

19  32 

00 

9 

Th. 

1  02 

25-5 

13  22 

270 

7  14 

1-6 

19  40 

0-2 

9 

Sa. 

1  43 

251 

14  07 

26-6 

7  53 

2  0 

20  23 

07 

10 

F. 

1  54 

25  0 

14  16 

26-4 

8  06 

2-2 

20  33 

10 

10 

Su. 

240 

24-5 

15  05 

257 

8  48 

2-6 

21  18 

1-5 

11 

Sa. 

2  51 

24-2 

15  14 

25-5 

9  02 

31 

21  32 

1-8 

11 

M. 

3  41 

23-9 

16  05 

247 

9  48 

3-2 

22  18 

2-3 

12 

Su. 

3  52 

2;V4 

16  17 

24-4 

10  02 

3-9 

22  34 

2-8 

12 

Tu. 

4  44 

23-4 

17  08 

237 

10  53 

37 

23  23 

3-1 

13 

M. 

4  57 

22-8 

17  25 

23-4 

11  07 

4-5 

23  39 

3-5 

13 

W. 

5  48 

231 

18  11 

22-9 

12  00 

4-0 

14 

Tu. 

606 

22-4 

18  36 

23  0 

12  18 

4-6 

14 

Th. 

6  49 

22-8 

19  12 

22-4 

0  28 

37 

13  04 

4  1 

15 

W. 

7  14 

22-6 

19  43 

22-9 

0  48 

3-8 

13  27 

4-3 

15 

F. 

7  46 

22-9 

20  10 

22-2 

1  29 

41 

14  03 

4-0 

16 

Th. 

8  15 

xn 

20  42 

23  0 

1  54 

3-8 

14  29 

3-8 

16 

Sa. 

839 

231 

21  05 

22-2 

2  27 

4-3 

15  00 

3-8 

17 

F. 

908 

23-5 

21  33 

23-3 

2  53 

3-6 

15  26 

31 

17 

Su. 

930 

23-5 

21  56 

22-3 

320 

4-4 

15  51 

3-5 

18 

Sa. 

956 

241 

22  21 

23-5 

3  45 

3-3 

16  16 

2-6 

18 

M. 

10  17 

237 

22  44 

22-4 

409 

4-5 

16  36 

3-4 

19 

Su. 

10  39 

24-5 

23  06 

23-5 

434 

3-3 

17  01 

2-4 

19 

Tu. 

11  00 

240 

23  26 

22-4 

4  50 

4-6 

17  17 

33 

2() 

M. 

11  20 

24-7 

23  48 

23-3 

5  17 

3-5 

17  42 

2-4 

20 

W. 

11  39 

240 

530 

47 

17  55 

3-4 

21 

Tu. 

12  00 

24-6 

5  57 

3-8 

18  21 

2-8 

21 

Th. 

005 

22-3 

12  17 

23-9 

609 

4-9 

18  32 

3-5 

22 

W. 

028 

230 

12  39 

24-4 

634 

4-3 

18  59 

3-2 

22 

F. 

0  43 

22-2 

12  54 

237 

6  47 

5  0 

19  09 

37 

23 

Th. 

1  08 

22-8 

13  19 

24(1 

7  10 

4-8 

19  36 

37 

23 

Sa. 

1  20 

221 

13  31 

23-5 

7  25 

5-2 

19  47 

3-8 

24 

F. 

1  47 

22-3 

14  01 

23-6 

7  46 

5-3 

20  13 

41 

24 

Su. 

1  58 

21-9 

14  10 

231 

804 

5-3 

20  26 

3-9 

25 

8a. 

2  27 

21-9 

14  45 

23C 

8  24 

5-8 

20  52 

4  5 

25 

M. 

2  37 

217 

14  52 

227 

8  44 

5-3 

21  06 

4  0 

26 

Su. 

3  11 

21-5 

15  31 

22-4 

907 

61 

21  35 

4-8 

26 

Tu. 

3  19 

217 

15  37 

22-4 

9  25 

5-3 

21  47 

41 

27 

M. 

358 

21  1 

16  19 

22-0 

9  56 

6-2 

22  24 

50 

27 

W. 

404 

217 

16  24 

22-2 

10  09 

51 

22  31 

4i 

28 

Tu. 

4  49 

21  0 

17  10 

217 

10  50. 

6-2 

23  16 

50 

28 

Th. 

4  53 

21-9 

17  14 

220 

11  00 

4-8 

23  20 

41 

29 

W. 

542 

210 

18  03 

216 

11  45 

5-9 

29 

F. 

5  46 

22-2 

18  07 

221 

11  55 

4-4 

30 

Th. 

636 

21-5 

18  57   21-81 

0  10 

4-9 

12  40 

5-4 

30 

Sa. 

6  41 

22-8 

19  04 

22-2 

0  14 

40 

12  52 

3-8 

1        1 

31 

Su. 

7  37 

^•6 

20  03 

22-6 

1  13 

3-8 

13  50 

31 

The  TiMB  used  is  Atlantic  Standard,  for  the  60th  Meridian,  which  is  four  hours  slower  than  Greenwich  Mean 
Time.    It  is  counted  from  0  to  24  hours,  from  midnight  to  midnight. 

The  Hriqht  is  measured  from  the  level  of  Low  Water  at  Spring  Tides,  as  ascertained  by  the  tide  gauge 
observations  themselves.  (This  level  is  approximately  IJ  feet  lower  than  the  Datum  to  which  the  soundings  on 
the  Chart  of  St.  John  Harbour  are  referred,  as  nearly  as  this  can  now  be  ascertained.) 

Tidal  Differences  and  other  information  for  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  are  given  on  page  39. 

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THE   DOMINION   OF   CANADA. 


[1911 


THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 


Provinces  and 

Date  of 
Organization 
or  Admission 

Statute  or 
Order-in-Council. 

Arba,  Square  Milbs. 

Districts. 

Water. 

Land. 

Total. 

Orpfinal  Confederation- 

July  1,  1867 
..     1,  1867 
.,      1,  1867 
1.      1,  1867 

1.    15,  1870 
,.    20,  1871 

M     1,  1873 

Sept.  1,  1905 
.,      1,  1905 

n       1,  1905 

June  13,  1898 

)  British  North  America  Act,  1867,  f 
>    and  Imperial  Proclamation,  22nd-( 
)     May,  1867.                                         [ 

Imperial    Order-in-Council,  23rd  June, 
1870  ;   Act  Federal  Parliament,  chap. 
3 ;  Statutes  of  1870  and  B.  N.  A.  Act, 
1871. 

Imperial   Order-in-Council,    16th  May, 
1871,  on  address  of   the  Legislature 
of  British  Columbia  and  address  of 
Federal  Parliament,  session  1871. 

Imperial  Order-in-Council,    26th  June, 
1873. 

Act    Federal     Parliament,     chap.    42; 

Statutes    of    1905. 
Act    Federal     Parliament,     chap.    42; 

Statutes   of    1905. 

Act     Federal    Parliament,    chap.    27; 

Statutes  of  1905,  and    Proclamation, 

24th  July,  1905. 
Act     Federal     Parliament,    chap.     6 ; 

Statutes    of    1898,    and    chap.    41; 

Statutes    of    1901. 

*40,354 

10,117 

360 

74 

9,405 
2,439 

220,508 

341,756 

21,068 

27,911 

64,327 
370,191 

2,184 

242,332 
251,180 

1,871,055 

206,427 

260  862 

Quebec 

351,878 
21,428 

Nova  Scotia 

New  Brunswick 

Provinces  admitted- 

27,985 
73,732 

British  Columbia 

372,630 
2,184 

New  Provinces- 
Saskatchewan 

8,318 
2,360 

51,680 

649 

250,660 

Alberta.... 

North  West  Territories  as 
at  present  constituted. 

Yukon  Territory 

253,540 

1,922,735 

207,076 

Totals 

125,756 

3,618,939 

3,744,695 

The  Island  of  Newfoundland  and  the  Labrador  Coast  are  not  included  in  the  above  statement.  The  area 
of  the  Labrador  Coast  is  about  7,000  square  miles,  and  that  of  Newfoundland  42,734  square  miles. 

*  This  area  does  not  include  the  portions  of  the  Great  Lakes  of  the  St.  Lawrence  within  the  territorial  limits 
of  Canada.    It  includes  the  area  added  to  the  Province  by  Act  of  the  Imperial  Parliament,  1889. 


PUBLIC  DEBT  OF  CANADA. 


Year 

Total  Debt. 

Total  Assets. 

Net  Debt. 
116,008,378  02 

Interest 

paid 
on  Debt. 

Interest  rec'd 

from 
Investment. 

Rate  of 

Interest 

paid  on 

Gross  Debt. 

Rate  of 
Interest 
rec'd  from 
Inves'ent. 

Net  Rate 

of  Interest 

paid. 

1875 

151,663,401  62 

35,655,023  60 

?6,590,790  19 

$840,886  65 

4-34 

2-35 

3-78 

1876 

161,204,687  86 

36,653,173  78 

124,551,514  08 

6,400,902  07 

798,905  95 

3-97 

2-17 

3-47 

1877 

174,675,834  97 

41,440,525  94 

133,235,309  03 

6,797,227  25 

717,684  31 

3-89 

1-73 

3-47 

1878 

174,957,268  96 

34,595,199  05 

140,362,069  91 

7,048,883  55 

605,774  22 

4-02 

1-75 

3-68 

1879 

179,483,871  21 

36,493,683  85 

142,990,187  36 

7,194,734  14 

592,500  04 

4-00 

1-62 

3-67 

1880 

194,634,440  68 

42,182,852  07 

152,451,588  61 

7,773,868  75 

834,792  67 

3-99 

1-97 

3-56 

1881 

199,861,537  51 

44,465,757  11 

155,395,780  40 

7,591,144  88 

751,513  49 

3-79 

J -69 

3-42 

1882 

205,365,251  97 

51,703,601  19 

153,661,650  78 

7,740,804  47 

914,009  27 

3-76 

1-76 

3-32 

1883 

202,159,104  30 

43,692,389  84 

158,466,714  46 

7,668,552  89 

1,001,192  96 

3-79 

2-29 

3-29 

■   1884 

242,482,416  21 

60,320,565  95 

182,161,850  26 

7,700,180  61 

986,698  37 

317 

1-63 

2-76 

1885 

264,703,607  43 

68,295,915  29 

196,407,692  14 

9,419,482  19 

1,997,035  51 

3-55 

2-92 

3-80 

1886 

273,164,341  11 

50,005,234  02 

223,159,107  09 

10,137,008  66 

2,299,078  91 

3-71 

4-59 

2-86 

1887 

273,187,626  43 

45,872,850  99 

227,314,775  44 

9,682,928  87 

990,886  69 

3-54 

2-16 

318 

1888 

284,513,841  89 

49,982,483  73 

234,531,358  16 

9,823,313  00 

932,025  35 

3-45 

1-86 

312 

1889 

287,72-2,062  76 

50,192,021  11 

237,530,041  65 

10,148,931  97 

1,305,392  25 

3-52 

2-60 

307 

1890 

286,112,295  10 

48,579,083  33 

237,533,211  77 

9,656,841  16 

1,082,271  36 

3-37 

2-23 

2-99 

1891 

289,899,229  62 

52,090,199  11 

237,809,030  51 

9,584,136  74 

1,077,228  14 

3-35 

2-07 

2-93 

1892 

295,333,274  10 

54,201,839  66 

241,131,434  44 

9,763,978  34 

1,086,419  93 

3-30 

200 

2-93 

1893 

300,054,524  74 

58,373,485  13 

241,681,039  61 

9,806,888  45 

1,150,166  51 

3-26 

1-97 

2-88 

1894 

3C8, 348,023  96 

62,164,994  48 

246,183,029  48 

10,212,596  13 

1,217,808  97 

3-31 

1-96 

2-91 

1895 

318,048,754  87 

64,973,827  78 

253,074,927  09 

10,466,294  44 

1,336,046  94 

3-29 

2-05 

2-87 

1896 

325,717,536  73 

67,220,103  96 

258,497,432  77 

10,502,429  90 

1,370,000  56 

3-23 

204 

2-80 

1897 

332,530,131  33 

70,991,534  87 

261,538,596  46 

10,645,663  27 

1,443,003  84 

3-20 

2-03 

2-76 

1898 

338,375,984  23 

74,419,585  32 

263,956,398  91 

10,516,757  90 

1,513,654  58 

3-10 

2-03 

2-66 

1899 

345,160,902  54 

78,887,455  94 

266,273,446  60 

10,855,111  84 

1,590,447  91 

314 

201 

2-68 

1900 

346,206,979  92 

80,713,173  03 

265,493,806  89 

10,699,645  20 

1,683,050  51 

3-09 

2-08 

2-60 

1901 

354,73^,432  52 

86,252,428  83 

268,480,003  69 

10,807,954  65 

1,784,833  79 

312 

207 

2-60 

1908 

366,358,476  59 

94,529,386  97 

271,829,089  62 

10,975,935  15 

1,892,224  09 

3-09 

2-00 

2-57 

1903 

361,344.098  37 

99,737,109  50 

261,606,988  87 

11,068,139  17 

2,020,953  04 

3-02 

2-02 

2-47 

1904 

364,962,512  17 

104,094,793  .57 

260,867,718  60 

11,128,636  72 

2,236,255  93 

3-08 

2-15 

2-46 

1905 

377,678,579  80 

111,454,413  20 

266,224,166  60 

10,630,115  O.*^ 

2,105,031  41 

2-81 

1-89 

2-26 

1906 

392,269,680  39 

125,226,702  64 

267,042,977  75 

10,814,697  4C 

2,140,312  06 

2-75 

1-70 

2-21 

1907^ 

379,966,826  Oi 

116,294,966  13 

263,671,859  96 

16,712,771  14     1,235,746  06 

1.77 

1-06 

1-44 

1908 

408,207,158  25 

130,246,298  41 

277,960,859  84 

10,973,596  88     1,925,569  07 

2.68 

1-47 

2-21 

1909 

478,535,427  02 

154,605,147  85 

323,930,279  171  11,604,584  23'    2,256,643  13 

2-42 

1-45 

1-95 

*9  months. 


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IMPORTS  AND  EXPORTS-DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Total  Value  of  Imports  and  Exports  of  Canada  by  Countries  for  the  year  ended  March  31st,  1910, 
(including  coin  and  bullion  and  estimated  amount  short  returned). 


Countries. 


Great  Britain 

Australia 

British  Africa 

"      East  Indies 

'*      West  Indies 

"      Guiana 

"      Honduras 

Fiji  Islands . . . . 

Hong  Kong 

Newfoundland 

New  Zealand , 

Bermuda 

Malta 

Gibraltar 

British  Possessions,  other. 


Total  British  Empire 


Arabia 

Argentina 

Austria-Hungary 

Belgium 

Bolivia 

Brazil 

Cape  Verde  Islands 

Central  American  States 

Chili 

China 

Corea 

Cuba 

Denmark 

Danish  West  Indies 

Dutch  East  Indies 

Dutch  West  Indies 

Dutch  Guiana 

Ecuador , 

Kgypt 

France 

French  Africa 

French  West  Indies 

French  Poss.,  other 

Germany 

Greece  

Hawaii 

Hayti 

Holland 

Iceland 

Italy 

Japan  . .  .• 

Madeira 

Mexico 

Norway 

Panama 

Persia 

Peru 

Philippines 

Porto  Rico 

Portuguese  Africa 

Portugal 

Roumania 

Russia 

San  Domingo 

Servia 

St.  Pierre 

Siam 

Spain 

Spanish  Africa 

Sweden 

Switzerland 

Turkey 

Uruguay  

United  States  of  Colombia. . 

United  States 

Venezuela 


Imports. 


Dutiable 
Goods. 


$72,199,660 

173,023 

872,622 

713,950 

3,689,366 

3.553,965 


250,215 
244,370 
37,640 
11,924 


3,831 


81,750,566 


1,327,948 
2,121,299 


17,564 


11,090 

57 

280.013 


695,639 
13,444 
74,234 

282.362 


256 

44,605 

8,582,500 

402 


5,509,286 

396,619 

1,246 


Free  Goods. 


$23,480,217 

230,461 

54,358 

2,818,080 

1,758,833 

2,257 

18,523 

306 

2  472 

1,430,459 

762,242 


30,562,194 


21,016 
2,181,554 

82,852 
1,129,604 


645,750 


87,482 
166,638 
521,835 


145,570 

73,162 

80 

44,702 

10.501 


3,500 

1,588,403 

4,088 

286 


2,448,978 

183 

14,910 


920.421 


Total,  other  countries 160,210,990 


544,626 
987,276 


1,912 
154,489 


3,844 
41,580 

4,613 
41,271 


123,793 
337 


846,539 


980,435 


165,832 

2,575,474 

298,251 


133,026,137 


Grand  total 241,961,556 


1,059,698 

3,839 

400,617 

1,215,303 


Total. 


$95,679,877 

403,484 

926,980 

3,532,030 

5,448,199 

3,556,222 

18,523 

250,521 

246,842 

1,468,099 

774.166 


7,817 


1139,482,945 

3,561,075 

2,349,159 

58,180 

3,055,574 

584,631 

4,418 

97,602 

508,551 

3,806,962 

887.058 

479,192 

11,473 

2,178 

48,459 


112,312,760 


21,016 
2,181,554 
1,410,800 
3,250,903 


663,314 


98,572 
166,695 

802,748 


841,509 
86,606 
74,314 

327,064 
10.501 


256 

48,105 

10,170,903 

4,490 


7,958,264 

396,802 

16.156 


557,210 
13,810 


13,792 


28,493 
990 


14,369 

55 

315.564 


59,784 
6,596 
41,764 
55,420 
163,238 
78,139 
28,514 
106,044,412 
53,885 

119,328,942 

149,891,136 


1,980,119 

3,839 

945,243 

2,202,609 

224 

559,122 

168,299 


Exports. 


Produce  of 
Canada. 


Foreign 
Produce. 


154,937,457 


17,636 
41,580 
33,006 
42,261 


138,162 

392 

344,.573 

846,539 


107,258 

631 

1,040,219 

6,596 

207,596 

2,630,894 

461,489 

78,139 

28,514 

239,070,549 

63,885 

279,539,932 

391,852,692 


2,867,785 

60,466 

1,840,156 

601 

823,402 

7,292 

100,565 

242,717 

1,249,189 

967 

1,667,399 

435,053 

16,315 

2,370 

243 

34,354 

6,705 

27,497 

2,601,0^7 

17,796 

19,405 

50 

2,065.768 

1,424 

79,190 

17,061 

1,376,807 

191 

345,984 

659.118 


895,934 

487,147 

135,160 

274 

15,737 

-   169,037 

526,719 

60,124 

59,731 

69.564 

598,436 

23,228 

1,540 

133,602 

207 

51,942 

31,306 

111,672 

6,185 

3,296 

105,856 

42,730 

104,199,675 

14,026 


$10,151,162 

22,372 

5,769 

2,059 

54,251 

3,416 

41 

2.150 

6,247 

163,990 

3,491 

9,286 


2.400 


10,426,634 


2,12  8 

42 

1,059,936 


416 

"'ii2 
i'.ois 


435,423 
"""604 


561,045 


483,524 
1.404 


57,689 


Total. 


$149,634,107 

3,583,447 

2,354,928 

60.239 

3,109,825 

588,047 

4,459 

99,752 

514,798 

3,970,952 

890,549 

488,478 

11,473 

2,178 

50,859 


165,364,091 


2,869,913 

60,508 

2,900,092 

601 

823,817 

7,292 

100,677 

242,717 

1,250,202 

967 

1,737,385 

435,053 

16,366 

2,370 

243 

34,354 

6,705 

27,497 

2,640,648 

17,796 

19,406 

50 

2,501,191 

1,424 

79,794 

17,061 

1,937,852 

191 

829,508 

660,522 


178 
),535 


124,310,094 
279,247,551 


5,898 


8,951,103 


11,684,344 
22,110,978 


953,623 

487,147 

135,498 

274 

15,737 

169,215 

536,254 

60,124 

59,731 

69,564 

598,435 

23,228 

1.540 

139,500 

207 

51,944 

31,632 

111,697 

10,180 

3,296 

105,856 

42,751 

113,150,778 

14,026 


135,994,438 


301,358,529 


50 


EXPORTS  AND   IMPORTS,   CANADA. 


[1911 


EXPORTS  AND  IMPORTS,  DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Statement  of  the  Aggregate  Value  of  the  Imports,  and  Exports  into  and  from  Canada,  of  Goods  entered  for 

Consumption,  arid  of  the  Customs  Duties  collected,  during  each  Fiscal  Year  from  1887  to  1910,  inclusive. 

Note.— The  Fiscal  Year  now  ends  on  the  31st  March. 


Year. 


1887. 


1891. 
1892. 
1893. 
1894. 
1895 
1896. 
1897, 
1898. 
1899. 
1900. 
1901. 
1902. 
1903. 
1904. 
1905. 
1906. 
1907* 
1908. 
1909. 
1910. 


Imports. 


Dutiable. 


479,400 
784,037 
,059,966 
,258,633 
,286,372 
,190,844 
,378.091 
,341,506 
,064,587 
,259,940 
,108,590 
,141,104 
,349,633 
,943,896 
,574,658 
,955,254 
,839,632 
,108,45;^ 
,164,975 
790,332 
,856,659 
917,914 
329,094 
961.556 


Free. 

$' 
27,412,8 
33,110,£ 
35,164, 
35,599, 
38,681, 
46,215, 
51,696, 
50,133, 
46,717, 
43,751, 
45,110, 
56,181, 
64,414, 
76,678, 
74,840, 
84,314, 
97,375, 
103,103, 
109,669, 
117,495, 
104,929, 
139,868, 
124,427, 
149.891. 


Total. 


892,236 
894,630 
224,931 
858,241 
967,638 
,406,068 
074,268 
474,940 
781,682 
011,508 
218,609 
323,053 
,764,308 
,622,513 
415,525 
,270,158 
,214,961 
,211,803 
834,417 
286,015 
,786,007 
,786,525 
756,608 
852,692 


Exports. 


89,515,811 
90,203,000 
89,189,167 
96,749,149 
98,417,296 
113,963,375 
118,564,352 
117,524,949 
113,638,803 
121,013,852 
137,950,253 
164,152,683 
158,896,005 
191,804,723 
196,487,632 
211,640,286 
225,849,724 
213,521,235 
203,316,872 
256,586,630 
205,e.77,197 
280,006,606 
261,512,159 
301,358,529 


Total 
Imports  & 
Exports. 

$ 
202,408,047 
201,097,630 
204,414,098 
218,607,390 
218,384,934 
241,369,443 
247,638,620 
240,999,889 
224,420,485 
239,025,360 
257,168,862 
304.475,736 
321,661,213 
381,517,236 
380,903,157 
423,910,444 
467,064,685 
472,733,038 
470,151,289 
550,872,645 
465,063,204 
650,793,131 
571,268,769 
693.211.221 


Entered  for  Consumption. 


Dutiable. 


78,120,679 
69,645,824 
74,475,139 
77,106,286 
74,536,036 
69,160,737 
69,873,571 
62,779,182 
58,557,655 
67,239,759 
66,220,765 
74,625,088 
89,433,172 
104,346,795 
105,969,756 
118,657,496 
136,796,065 
148,909,576 
150,928,787 
173,046,109 
152,065,529 
218,160,047 
175,014,160 
227,264,346 


Free. 


27,518,749 
33,201,276 
35,198,308 
35,659,298 
38,809,088 
47,818,206 
51,831,459 
50,314,811 
46,694,856 
43,347,721 
45,073,256 
56,072,918 
64,618,421 
76,457,521 
75,268,232 
84,134,099 
96,994,451 
102,554,756 
110,996,767 
117,314,698 
105,189,353 
140,268,569 
123,191,797 
148,568,670 


Total. 


105,639, 

102,847, 

109,673, 

112,765. 

113,345, 

116,978, 

121,705. 

113,093, 

105,252, 

110,587, 

111,294 

130,698, 

154,051, 

180,804, 

181,237 

202,791 

233,790 

251, 

261,925 

290,360 

257,254 

358,428 

298,205 

375,833 


Duty 
Collected. 


428  22,469,705 
100  22,209,641 
23,784,523 
24,014,908 
23,481,069 
20,550,581 
21,161,710 
19,379,822 
17,887,269 
20,219,037 
19,891,996 
22.157,788 
25,734,228 
28.889,110 
29,106,979 
32,425,532 
o7,110,354 
40,954,349 
42.024,339 
46,671,101 
40,290,171 
58,331,074 
48,059,792 


,505 
516 

,332 
554 
807 

,882 
616 

,957 


016  61,024,239  21 


*9  months. 


FOURTH    CENSUS    OF    CANADA,    1901. 

Table  showing  the  population  of  Canada  by  provinces  at  the  four  census  years  of  1871, 1881, 1891  and  1901. 


Provinces. 

1901. 

1891. 

1881. 

1871. 

British  Columbia    

178.657 
255,211 
331,120 
459,574 

2,182,947 
103,259 

1,648,898 

158,940 

52,709 

98,173 

152,506 

321,263 

450,396 

2,114,321 

100,078 

1,488,535 

66,799 

32,168 

49,459 

62,260 

321,233 

440,572 

1,926,922 

108,891 

1,359,027 

25,515 

30,931 

36,247 

25,228 

285,594 

387,800 

1,620,851 

94,021 

1,191,516 

18,000 

30,000 

Manitoba   

New  Brunswick 

Nova  Scotia    

Ontario 

Prince  Edward  Island    

Quebec   

The  Territories    

Unorganized  Territories 

Totals 

5,371,315 

4,833,239 

4,324,810 

3,689,257 

Note.— Further  details  of  the  Census  will  be  found  in  The  Canadian  Almanac  for  1903.  The  next  census  of 
Canada  will  be  taken  in  1911.  It  is  hoped  that  some  of  the  results  maj-  be  published  in  time  to  be  inserted 
in  Thr  Canadian  Almanac  for  1912. 


TABLE  FOR  FINDING  EASTER  DAY. 

To  find  Easter  day  for  any  year  up  to  2,000,  A.D.  .-—Divide  the  number  of  the  3'ear  by  19,  and  find  the  remaining 
number  in  the  table  below.  This  will  indicate  the  date  of  the  full  moon  which  precedes  Easter  Sunday 
Find  the  day  of  the  week  of  this  date  in  the  "  Perpetual  Calendar"  (see  pages  52  and  53) :  Easter  day  is  the 
Sunday  following  (see  example  at  foot) :  » 


Remaining  Numb'r 

0 

*A   5 
A 13 

1 

2 
A 13 
M22 
M23 

3 
A   2 
A 10 
All 

4 
M22 
M30 
M31 

5 
A 10 
A 18 
A19 

6    1    7       8 
M30JA18  A   7 
A   7|m27  A15 
A  8|M28^A16 

9 
M27 
A   4 
A  5 

10 
A 15 
M24 
M25 

11 

A   4 
A12 
A 13 

12 
M24 
A   1 

13 
A 12 
\r9i 

14 
A   1 
A   9 
A 10 

15 
M21 
M29 
M30 

16 
A  9 
A 17 
A 18 

17 
M29 
A6 

A7 

18 

Years  before  1753.. 

tM25 

A 17 

1753-1899 

A   2 
A   3 

M26 

1 
A   2ItW99: 

1900-2000 

A 14 

M27 

*A= April. 


tM=March. 


Example  to  find  Easter  day  for  1905  .-—Divide  1905  by  19.  Remainder  equals  5.  Under  remaining  number  "  5  " 
and  in  line  with  "  1900-2000,"  find  April  19th.  By  Perpetual  Calendar  April  19th,  1905,  is  shown  to  be 
Wednesday,  and  the  following  Sunday  is  April  23rd. 

Copyright  in  Canada,  Great  Britain,  and  the  United  States  of  America,  by  J  Thornton  Cook. 


1911] 


CONSOLIDATED   FUND — WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES. 


51 


RECEIPTS  AND  PAYMENTS,  CANADA,   1909. 

Statement  of  the  Receipts  and  Payments  from  the  Consolidated  Fund  for  the  year  ending  31st  March,  1909. 

The  receipts  from  the  sources  of  the  ordinary  revenue  of  the  country  are  paid  into  what  is  called  the  Con- 
solidated Fund,  and  payments  therefrom  are  made  to  cover  the  ordinary  expenses.  These  receipts  and  payments, 
therefore,  constitute  what  may  be  considered  as  the  regular  income  and  expenditure  of  the  country,  receipts 
from  and  expenditure  out  of  loans  and  all  other  extraordinary  transactions  being  excluded. 


RECEIPTS. 


Customs 

Excise 

Post  Office  

Revenue  from  Public  Works 

"  Minor  Public  Works   . . 

"  Railways 

"  Canals 

Interest  on  Investments 

Patent  Fees  

Casual    

Ordnance  Lands 

Premium,  Discount  and  Exchange  . . 

Mariners'  Fund  , 

Electric  Light  Inspection 

Steamboat  Inspection   , 

Gas  Inspection   , 

Weights  and  Measures , 

Cullers'  Fees  

Law  Stamps 

Penitentiaries 

Insurance  Inspection  

Fisheries  

Modus  Vivendi 

"  Canada  Gazette  "    

Superannuation 

Lighthouse  and  Coast  Service  

Dominion  Steamers  

Military  College 

Militia    

Civil  Service  Examination  Fees    

Supreme  and  Exchequer  Court  Reports, 

Dominion  Lands 

Militia  Pensions 

Royal  N'west  Mount.  Pol.  Officers'  Pens, 
Inspection  of  Staples 


Fines  and  Forfeitures $11,081  19 

Less  Customs  payments  to 
seizing  officers  and  inform- 
ers, (vide  Part  II,  page  39).     13,069  84 


$47,415,325  10 

14,937,768  02 

7,401,623  93 

250,069  96 

21,513  25 

8,891,187  43 

199,501  26 

2,256,643  13 

204,871  65 

629,832  62 

5,712  66 

7,060  82 

66,249  33 

44,139  25 

7,967  46 

48,604  21 

80,184  32 

4,783  88 

7,236  85 

47,643  41 

25,423  60 

72,901  56 

9,794  70 

9,405  60 

42.407  89 

663  00 

28,012  15 

28,019  18 

27,791  30 

4,094  00 

633  71 

2,153,254  61 

21,196  40 

3,307  78 

140,668  98 

85,095,393  00 

1,988  65 


$85,093,404  35 


Interest  on  Public  Debt  

Charges  of  Management 

Sinking  Funds    

Premium,  Discount  and  Exchange 

Civil  Government  

Administration  of  Justice 

Dominion  Police 

Legislation 

Penitentiaries 

Arts,  Agriculture  and  Statistics    

Immigration 

Quarantine    

Pensions 

Superannuation 

Militia 

Royal  Northwest  Mounted  Police 

Public  Works  Income 

Railways  and  Canals  Income 

Mail  Subsidies  and  S.S.  Subventions 

Ocean  and  River  Service 

Lighthouse  and  Coast  Service    

Marine  Hospitals 

Steamboat  Inspection 

Insurance  Inspection 

Fisheries    

Department  of  Mines 

Scientific  Institutions 

Subsidies  to  Provinces 

Indians  

Government  of  the  Northwest  Territories. 

Miscellaneous  

Yukon  Provincial  District 

Customs 

Excise 

Weights,  Measures,  Gas  and  Electric  Light 

Culling  Timber 

Inspection  of  Staples 

Adulteration  of  Food 

Post  Office 

Public  Works,  Collection  of  Revenue 

Railways  and  Canals,Collection  of  Revenue 

Minor  Revenues  

Dominion  Lands 

Trade  and  Commerce 


Surplus. 


$11,604,584  23 

326,953  16 

1,922,525  20 

29,753  52 

3,283,265  46 

1,240,364  28 

44,936  86 

1,543,327  99 

545,112  67 

1,403,569  01 

979,326  16 

121,665  29 

191,532  56 

390,319  32 

5,221,644  79 

663,783  01 

12,300,184  05 

987,691  92 

1,684,683  44 

1,201,804  76 

2,721,801  57 

56,993  87 

41,226  47 

10,277  87 

951,728  10 

247,659  35 

553,921  40 

9,117,143  28 

1,307,245  09 

4,305  25 

1,378,224  85 

353,973  44 

1,994,951  46 

643,704  74 

160,495  07 

13,276  87 

160,184  62 

20,504  40 

6,592,386  40 

625,034  23 

10,780,125  52 

1,986  81 

548,607  75 

91,446  29 

84,064,232  38 

1,029,171  97 

$85,093,404  35 

LEGAL  WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES  IN  CANADA. 


The  legal  weights  and  measures  of  Canada  are  the 
Imperial  yard.  Imperial  pound  avoirdupois,  Imperial 
gallon  (of  277*27384  cubic  inches),  and  the  Imperial 
bushel.  The  Imperial  gallon  is  equal  to  4"54174  Htres, 
while  the  wine  gallon,  used  in  the  United  States,  is 
equal  to  3*785  litres. 

By  Sec.  337  of  Chap.  85  of  Revised  Statutes  of  Canada, 
1906,  it  is  provided  :  That  in  contracts  for  sale  and  de- 
livery of  an}'  of  the  undermentioned  articles,  the 
bushel  should  be  determined  by  weighing,  unless  a 
bushel  by  measure  be  specially  agreed  upon,  the 
weight  equivalent  to  a  bushel  being  as  follows  : — 

Wheat,  60  lbs.  Indian  Corn,  56  lbs.  Rye,  56  lbs. 
Pease,  60  lbs.  Barley,  48  lbs.  Malt,  36  lbs.  Oats,  34  lbs. 
Beans.  60  lbs.  Flax  seed,  56  lbs.  Hemp,  44  lbs.  Blue 
grass  seed,  14  lbs.    Lime,  70  lbs.    Castor  beans,  40  lbs. 


Potatoes,  60  lbs.  Turnips,  60  lbs.  Carrots,  60  lbs. 
Parsnips,  60  lbs.  Beets,  60  lbs.  Onions,  50  lbs. 
Bituminous  coal,  70  lbs.  Clover  seed,  60  lbs.  Timothy, 
48  lbs.     Buckwheat,  48  lbs. 

By  Sec.  19,  Chap.  52  of  the  Revised  Statutes  of  Can- 
ada, 1906,  the  British  hundredweight  of  112  pounds, 
and  the  ton  of  2,240  pounds  were  abolished,  and  the 
hundredweight  was  declared  to  be  100  pounds,  and  the 
ton  2,000  pounds  avoirdupois,  thus  assimilating  the 
weights  of  Canada  and  the  United  States. 

By  recent  Acts  it  is  ordered  that  for  apples  the  barrel 
shall  be  96  quarts.  Size,  length,  26J  inches  between  head 
(inside  measure) ;  diameter  (head)  17  inches ;  middle 
diameter,  18J^  inches.  Boxes,  11  x  10  x  20  inches  contain- 
ing 2,200  cubic  inches. 


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STERLING  EXCHANGE  TABLES. 


[1911 


STERLING   EXCHANGE  TABLES. 


Table  for  Converting  Sterling  Money  into  Dollars 
AND  Cents  at  the  Par  of  Exchange  (9J%  Premium). 


£ 

DOLLARS. 

£ 

dollars.    I 

£ 

dollars. 

1 

4.86 

m 

7 

36 

175.20 

00 

6 

71 

345.53 

33 

2 

9.73 

33 

3 

37 

180.06 

66 

7 

72 

350.40 

00 

3 

14.60 

00 

0 

38 

184.93 

33 

3 

73 

355.26 

66 

4 

19.46 

66 

7 

39 

189.80 

00 

0 

74 

360.13 

33 

5 

24.33 

33 

3 

40 

194.66 

66 

7 

75 

365.00 

00 

6 

29.20 

00 

0 

41 

199.53 

33 

3 

76 

369.86 

66 

7 

34.06 

66 

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42 

204.40 

00 

0 

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33 

8 

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3 

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0 

44 

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3 

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3 

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223.86 

66 

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12 

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0 

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228.73 

33 

3 

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399.06 

66 

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66 

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48 

233.60 

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0 

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33 

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3 

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238.46 

66 

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340.66 

66 

7 

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Table  for  Converting  Sterling  Monet  into  Dollars 
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6 

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0  38.5 

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4  27.9 

8 

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4  48.1 

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2  61.6 

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3  58.9 

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11 

3  87.3 

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EXCISE  TARIFF,   CANADA. 


Spirits— 

When  made  from  raw  grain,  per  proof  gall $1  90 

When  made  from  malted  barley 1  92 

When  made  from  imported  molasses  or  other 
sweetened  matter  free  of  Customs  duty,  per 

proof  gall , 1  93 

Malt,  per  lb 0  01^ 

Malt,  imported,  crushed  or  ground,  per  lb 0  02J 

Malt  liquor    when  made  in  whole  or  part  from 

any  other  substance  than  malt,  per  gall 0  10 

Vinegar,  per  proof  gall 0  04 

Acetic  acid,  per  proof  gall 0  04 


Tobacco,  per  lb $0  05 

Cigarettes,  weighing  not  more  than  3  lbs.  per 

M.,  per  thousand 2  40 

Cigarettes,  weighing  more  tuan  3    lbs.    per  M., 

per  thousand 7  00 

Foreign  raw  leaf  tobacco,  unstemmed,  per  lb 0  28 

"           "           "          stemmed           "      ....  0  42 

Canada  twist  tobacco,  per  lb 0  05 

Snufif,  per  lb 0  05 

Cigars,  per  M     2  00 

Cigars  when  put  up  in  packages  of  less  than  10 

each,  per  M 3  00 


1911] 


STERLING  EXCHANGE  TABLES. 


55 


STERLING   EXCHANGE   TABLES— (Continued). 

Tables  for  Converting  Currency  into  STERLma  Money  at  the  Par  of  Exchange  (9J%  Premium). 


Hundreds. 

Hundreds. 

1 

$ 

£  8.   d. 

£     s. 

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Cts. 

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TABLE  OF  DAYS  FOR  COMPUTING  INTEREST. 

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554  15 
575    6 

101 

77 
78 

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56 


WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES. 


[1911 


WEIGHTS  AND   MEASURES. 


Avoirdupois  Wkigut. 


=  27Jgr8.  (27. 34375) 

=  16  drachms,  437.5  grs. 

=  16  oz.,  256  dr.,  7,000  grs. 

=  14  lbs. 

=  28  lbs. 

=  25  lbs. 

=  100  lbs. 


Drachm dr. 

Ounce oz. 

Pound lb. 

Legal  Stone st. 

Quarter  (Eng.) qr. 

Quarter  (Can.) qr. 

Cental  or  quintal cent 

Hundredweight  (Eng. ).cM;i.  =  4  qrs.,  112  lbs. 
Hundredweight  lCa,n.).cwt.   =  4  qrs.,  100  lbs. 

Ton  (Eng.) T.      =20  cwt.,  2,240  lbs. 

Ton  (Can.) T.      =20  cwt.,  2,000  lbs. 

Troy  Wright. 

Carat =  3.17  grs. 

Pennyweight dwt.  =  24  grs. 

Ounce oz.      =  20  dwts.,  480  grs. 

Pound lb.      =  12oz.,240dwts.,5,7G0grs. 

Hundredweight cwt.  =  100  lbs. 

Troy  is  the  weight  used  by  goldsmiths  and  jewellers. 
The  grains  Troy,  Apothecaries'  and  Avoirdupois  are 
equal,  and  the  same  in  England,  France,  the  United 
States,  Holland,  and  in  most  other  countries. 

The  oz,  Troy  and  Apothecaries' =  1,09714  oz.  Avoirdu- 
pois; but  the  lb.  Troy  and  lb.  Apothecaries' =  only  0, 
lb.  Avoirdupois ;  while  175  lb.  Troy  and  Apothecaries 
144  lb.  Avoirdupois. 


Apothkcariks'  Wkigut. 


Scruple  3  =  20  grains. . . 
Drachm  3=3  scruples 
Ounce  B  =  8  drachms 
Pound    lb  =  12  ounces.. 


=  20  grains 

=  GO     '* 

=  480     " 

=  5760      " 


Liquid  Measure. 


The  gill  contains  8,665  cubic  inches. 
The  pint  contains  4  gills  or  34,660  inches. 
Quart =2  pints  =  8  gills. 
Gallon=4  quart8=32  gills. 

Apothecaries'  Fluid  Measure. 

60  minhns  Til  (drops)  =  1  fluid  drachm .  .(marked)         f  § 

8  drachms =1  ounce "  fS 

20  ounces =1  pint "  O 

8  pints =1  gallon "  Cor  Cong. 

1  drachm  =  l  teaspoonful;  2  drachms  =1  dessertspoon- 
ful; 4  drachms  =  1  tablespoonful ;  2  ounces  =  1  wine- 
glassful;  3  ounces  =  1  teacupful. 

Cubic  or  Solid  Measure. 

Cubic  foot =  1,728  cubic  inches 

Cubic  yard =27  cubic  feet,  21.033  bushels 

Cord  of  wood =  128  cubic  feet 

Shipping  ton =40  cubic  feet  merchandise 

Shipping  ton =42  cubic  feet  of  timber 

Ton  of  displacement  of  a 
ship =35  cubic  feet 

Measures  of  Length. 

Mile  geographical,  admiralty 

knot,    or     nautical    mile, 

6,080  feet 

League 

Degree  


Inch,  in 

Nail,  A 

Palm 

Hand 

Link 

Quarter  (or  a  span). 

Foot 

Cubit 

Yard 

Pace  (military) 

Pace  (geometrical). 


1.15  mile  statute 

3  miles 

60  geographical  or  69. 121 

statute  miles 
72  points,  or  12  lines 
2i  inches  • 

3  inches 

4  inches 
7.92  inches 
9  inches 
12  inches 
18  inches 
36  inches 

2  feet  6  inches 

5  feet 


Fathom =6  feet 

Rod,  pole,  or  perch =  5^  yards 

Chain  (100  links) =22  yards,  4  poles 

Cable's  length =100  fathoms,  600  feet 

Furlong =40  rods,  220  yards 

Mile =8  furlongs,  80  chains,  320 

rod8,l,760  yards,  5,280 
feet,  63,860  inches. 

Square,  Surface,  or  Land  Measure. 

The  square  foot  contains  144  square  inches. 

Yard  =  9  feet =1,296  inches. 

Rod,  pole,  or  perch  =  30^  yards  =  272^  feet. 

Chain=16  rods=484  yards=4,356  feet. 

Rood=40  yard8= 1,210  yards= 10,890  feet. 

Acre =4  roods  =  160  rods  =  4,840  yards. 

Mile  =  640  acres  =  2,560  roods  =  6,400  chains  =  102,400 
rods,  poles,  or  perches,  or  3,097,600  square  yards. 

An  acre  roughly  stated  has  four  equal  sides  of  69^ 
yards ;  accurate  measurement  gives  each  side  208.71  feet. 

The  sides  of  a  square  half-acre  would  be  147  581  feet, 
and  of  a  square  quarter-acre  104,355  feet. 


Measures  of  Time. 


60  seconds =1  minute. 
60  minutes  =  1  hour. 
24  hours =1  day. 
2Bh.  5Qm.  4s  =  1  sidereal 

day. 
7  days  =  1  week. 
28  days  =  l  lunar  month. 


28, 29,  30,  or  31  days  =  l  cal- 
endar month. 

12  calendar  months = 1  year. 

365i  days  =  l  common  year. 

366  da}'S  =  l  leap  year. 

365d.5A.48m.46s.=l  tropi- 
cal year. 


The  astronomical  day  commences  at  noon,  and  is  com- 
puted from  1  to  24  hours. 

In  400  years  97  are  leap  years  and  303  common,  leap 
year  being  omitted  every  100  year,  but  not  omitted  every 
400th.    (1900  was  not  a  leap  year.) 

Angular  Measure. 

60  seconds"  =  1  minute.  90  degrees°=l  quadrant. 

60  minutes' =  1  degree.  4  quadrants,  or  360°=1  cir- 

30  degrees"  =  1  sign.  cumference  or  circle. 

The  earth  rotates  at  a  velocity  of  15  degrees  an  hour 
(about  17.366  miles  a  minute  at  the  equator);  1°  is  there- 
fore equal  to  4  minutes. 

Circular  Measure. 

Diameter  of  a  circle  x  3.1416  gives  circumference. 

Diameter  squared  x  .7854  gives  area  of  circle. 

Diameter  squared  x  3. 1416  gives  surface  of  sphere. 

Diameter  cubed  x  .5236  gives  solidity  of  sphere. 

One  degree  of  circumference  x  57.3  gives  radius. 

Diameter  of  cylinder  x  3.1416,  and  product  by  its 
length,  gives  the  surface. 

Diameter  squared  x  .7854,  and  product  by  the  length, 
gives  solid  contents. 

A  circular  acre  is  235.504  feet,  a  circular  rood  117.752 
feet  in  diameter.  The  circumference  of  the  globe  is 
about  24,855  miles,  and  the  diameter  about  7,900  miles. 


Electrical  Measures. 
For  the  Measure  of 

Volt Electromotive  force  =  about  92.6%  of  that 

given  by  one  Daniell's  battery  cell. 

Ohm Resistance  =  the  resistance  offered  to  th  e  pas- 
sage of  a  current  of  electricity  by  a  thread 
of  mercury  106  cm.  long  and  1  mm.  cross 
section  at  the  temperature  of  melting  ice. 

Ampere Current = the    current    1    volt   will    drive 

through  1  ohm. 

Coulomb. . .  Quantity  =  1  ampere  flowing  for  1  second  of 
time. 

Microfarad.  Capacity =.000, 001  coulomb  at  1  vol  pres- 
sure. 

Watt Power =44  ft,  lbs.  per  minute. 

746  Watts  =  1  horse  power. 


1911] 


WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES — ADVERTISEMENTS. 


57 


Water, 

Cubic  inch =     .0361  lb. 

Gallon =10.0000  lb. 

Cubic  foot =62.3210  lbs.  or  6.2321  erals 

35.943  cubic  ft.  (210  gals.) =1  ton  (Eng.) 

The  gallon  is =277^  cubic  inches =0.16  cubic  feet- 
10  lbs.  distilled  water. 

Cisterns  :  1  cubic  foot  is  equal  to  about  6J  gallons,  or 
62.321  lbs.  A  cistern  4  feet  by  2^  and  3  deep  will  hold 
about  187  gallons,  and  weigh  nearly  16  cwt.  in  addition 
to  its  own  weight. 

A  cubic  foot  of  pure  gold  weighs  1,210  lbs.,  pure 
silver  655  lbs.,  cast  iron  450  lbs.,  copper  550  lbs.,  lead 
710  lbs.,  pure  platinum  1,220  lbs. ,  tin  456  lbs. ,  luminium 
163  lbs. 

Arithmetical  Signs. 


+  Plus,  sign  of  addition. 
-  Minus,  sign  of  subtraction. 
X  Sign  of  multiplication. 
-=-  Sign  of  division. 
=  Sign  of  equality. 


:  ::  :  Signs  of  proportion 
V  Sign  of  the  sq.  root. 
1^  sign  of  the  cube  root. 
"Degree,  'minute,  "sec. 
.'.  Therefore. 


24  sheets. 


Paper  Quantities. 

. . .  1  quire    20  quires 1  ream 


Sizes  of  Writing  and  Book  Papers. 

Pott 12. 

Foolscap 13; 

Post,  full  size 15; 

Demy 16    x 

Copy 16    X 

Large  post 17    x 

Medium 18    x 


15i 

16| 

18| 

21 

20 

22 

23 


Royal 20    x  24 

Super  royal 20    x  28 

Imperial 23    x  31 

Sheet-and-half  foolscap 13i  x  24| 

Double  foolscap 16^  x  26^ 

Double  post,  full  size 18|  x  30| 

Double  large  post 22    x  34 

Double  medium 23    x  36 

Double  royal 24    x  38 

Sizes  of  Printing  Papers. 

Demy 18  x  24 

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Royal 20J  x  27 

Super  royal 22  x  27 

Music 21  X  28 

Imperial 22  x  30 

Double  foolscap 17  x  28 

Double  crown 20  x  30 

Double  demy 24  x  36 

Double  medium 23  x  36 

Double  royal 27  x  41 

Double  super  royal 27  x  44 

Plan  paper 32  x  43 

Quad  crown 30  x  40 

Quad  demy 36  x  48 

Quad  royal 41  x  54 

Sizes  of  Brown  Papers. 

Casing 46  x  36 

Double  imperial 45  x  29 

Elephant 34  x  24 

Double  four  pound 31  x  21 

Imperial  cap 29  x  22 

Haven  cap 26  x  21 

Bag  cap 26  x  19^ 

Kent  cap  21  x  18 


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BANKS   IN   CANADA,   WITH   THEIR   BRANCHES. 


PLACES. 

NAMES   OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 

PLACES. 

NAMES  OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 

Aberdeen,  Sas. 

Hamilton 

J.  A.  Jackson. 

BaieSt.Paul,Q 

Nationale 

J.  G.  LeMoine. 

Abernethy.Sk. 

do        

H.  A.  Harvey. 

Baieville 

do        

Sub.  to  Nicolet  Br.  Ag'y 

Ab'otsford,  BC 

Royal  

a.  H.  Kerr. 

Balcarres.Sask 

Sforthern  Crown 

J.  J.  Doble. 

Acme,  Alta.  . . 

Merchants 

do        

W.  A.  Shields. 

S.  C.  Lawrence,  Acting 

Baldur,  Man . . 
Balgonie,  Sask 

Union       

^.  Schultz. 

Acton 

Imperial 

F.  P.  Jarvis. 

«'      

VIetropolitan  . . . 

A.  M.  Brown. 

Bancroft 

Metropolitan  . . . 

J.  A.  McArthur. 

Acton  Vale,  Q. 

E.  Townships. .. 

S.  R.  Tanner. 

Banff  ....Alta 

[mperial 

A.  E.  Foster. 

Adanac,  Sask. 

Union 

?.  M.  Jackson,  Acting. 

Barrie,  Ont... 

Toronto  

0.  R.  Latimer. 

Agincourt 

Metropolitan.... 

R.  T.  Lamg. 

•«     

Commerce 

H.  J.  Grasett. 

Agassiz,  B.C.. 
Ailsa  Craig . . . 

B.  N.  America.. 

H.  S.  Langford. 

" 

Union 

W.  D.  Morton. 

Standard 

W.  H.  Girvin. 

'«     

Nova  Scotia 

3.  McAdam. 

Airdrie 

Union 

J.  M.  Windsor. 

Barrington  NS 

Commerce 

F.  W.  Homer. 

Alameda.Sask. 

Northern  Crown 

H.  S.  Martin. 

Barr'gton  Pas. 

Royal 

W.  M.  Simpson. 

Alberton.PEl 

Commerce 

W.  C.  Lawson. 

Barons,  Alta.. 

Union 

J.  H.  R.  Thome. 

Alberni,  B.C. . 

Royal 

W.  R.  H.  Prescott. 

Bassano,  Alta. 

do    

G.  W.  Boyd,  Acting. 

Alexander,  M. 

B.  N.  America.. 

D.  Bannatyne. 

" 

Commerce 

H.  C.  Strange. 

Alexandria . . . 

Union 

D.  S.  Noad. 

Bath,  Ont... 

Northern  Crown 

W.  W.  Gourlay,  Acting. 

" 

Ottawa 

J.  Martin. 

Bathurst.N.B. 

Royal 

F.  H.  Eaton. 

Alfred,  Ont... 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

J.  Brassard. 

<t 

Montreal 

E.  P.  Mackay. 

Alix,  Alta.... 

Union 

W.  T.  Hopkirk. 

Battlef'rd,Sas. 

B.  N.  America.. 

F.  W.  D.  Thompson. 

Allan,  Sask... 

Northern  Crown 

E.  W.  Thomas. 

" 

Hamilton 

W.  C.  Soole. 

Allandale 

Toronto 

Sub-Agency  to  Barrie. 

Bawlf,  Alta... 

Commerce 

W.  G.  Hamilton. 

Allenford 

Farmers 

A.  Winn,  Acting. 

Bavfield 

Sterling 

W.  Beatty. 

Alliston,  Ont 

Montreal 

A.  C.  Osborne. 

Beachburg — 

Ottawa 

T.  S.  Atkinson. 

>< 

Home 

F.  N.  Hurst. 

Beachville,  0. 

Traders  

Sub.  to  Woodstock. 

Alma 

Traders  

Sub.  to  Elora. 

Beamsville,  0. 

Hamilton 

H.  V.  Grout. 

Almonte 

Montreal 

A.  J.  Hollyer. 

Bear  R'r,  N.S. 

Royal 

VV.  M.  Romans. 

<« 

Sterling 

John  Bain. 

Beauceville . . . 

Nationale 

St.-G.  LeMoine. 

Alton,  Ont. . . . 

Hamilton 

K.  F.  Dewar. 

Beauharnois.Q 

Merchants 

L.  Z.  Leduc. 

«'          

Sterling 

R.  W.  Henry. 

Beauport,Que. 

La  Banq.  Prov. . . 

H.  Delage. 

Altona,  M.... 

Montreal 

W.  H.  Tennant,  Acting. 

Beausejour,  M. 

Northern  Crown 

J.  S.  Hough,  Actmg. 

Alvinston 

Molsons 

H.  H.  Middleton. 

Beaverton  .... 

Standard  

B.  Madill. 

"          .... 

Merchants 

G.  H.  C.  Norsworthv. 

Beebe  

E.  Townships... 

H.  G.  Kirwin. 

Ameliasburg . . 

Metropolitan  . . . 

J.  S.  Mackenzie. 

Bedford,  Que.. 

do          ... 

S.  H.  Ball. 

Amherst,  N.S. 

Nova  Scotia.... 

D.  R.  Laird. 

'« 

Molsons 

V.  Barry. 

" 

Montreal 

H.  S.  Dupuy. 

Beeton 

Traders  

W.  0.  C.  Ahem. 

Commerce 

Royal 

J.  H.  Morrison. 

Beiscker,  Alta. 

do      

J.  K.  Atkinson. 

i( 

R.  V.  Dimock. 

Belle  River... 

Home 

J.  A.  Labreche. 

Amherstburg. 

Molsons 

W.  S.  Falls. 

Belleville,  Ont. 

Merchants 

H.  Sneyd. 

Imperial 

C.  A.  Cuddy. 

'•        

Montreal 

R.  Tannahill. 

Amqui 

Nationale 

S.  Legendre. 

'«        

Commerce 

C.  M.  Stork. 

Ancaster 

Hamilton 

C.  H.  Stuart. 

••        

Dominion 

J.  W.  Murray. 

Annapoli8,N.S 

Nova  Scotia.... 

A.  E.  MacNeill. 

*«        

Standard 

John  Elliott. 

«' 

Royal 

E.  B.  McUaniel. 

«'        

United  Empire. . 

J.  P.  C.  Phillips. 

AntigonishNS 

do    

J.  F.  Blagdon, 

"        

Farmers 

G.  K.  Eaton,  Acting. 

" 

Nova  Scotia.... 

E.  F.  MacNeill. 

Belmont,  M. . . 

B.  N.  America.. 

F.  J.  W.  Coutts,  Acting 

" 

Commerce 

W.  H.  Harrison. 

Ont. 

Nova  Scotia 

A.  H.  M.  Hay. 

Antler,  Sask.. 

Merchants 

F.  W.  Newton. 

Belle  Plaine,S. 

Hamilton 

N.  R.  Horning. 

Appin 

Traders  

Sub  to  Glencoe. 

Beloeil  Station. 

E.  Townships... 

J.  R.  Boivin,  Acting. 

Areola,  Sask . . 

Union 

A.  Lowe. 

J.  N.  Kennedy. 

Beloeil 

Belwood 

do           ... 
Imperial 

Sub.  to  Beloeil  Station. 

Merchants 

Sub.  to  Fergus. 

Arden,  0 

Farmers 

Sub.  to  Sharbot  Lake. 

Benito,  M  . . . . 

Toronto  

F.  C.  Burnett. 

Arden,  Man. . . 

Northern  Crown 

Norman  Eraser. 

Berlin 

Merchants 

W.  E.  Butler. 

Arichat,N.S.. 

Royal 

H.  W.  Smith. 

««     

Commerce 

G.  M.  Wedd. 

Arkona,  Ont.. 

Farmers 

R  E.  Fox. 

<«     

Dominion 

Karl  Bergmann. 

*' 

Standard 

J.  Wilcooks. 

««     

Hamilton 

C.  L.  Laing. 
V.  D.  Macleod. 

ArmstrongB.C 

Montreal 

E.  S.  V.  McClintock. 

<< 

Nova  Scotia 

Arnprior 

Ottawa 

Gerald  Jarvis. 

«• 

Toronto 

J.  K.  Ball. 

<«        

Nova  Scotia  .... 

R.  L.  Daniel,  Acting. 

«« 

Union.... 

F.  D.  Anderson. 

Arrowh'd,  B.C 

Imperial 

Molsons 

H.  L.  Reid. 

Berthierville.. 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

P.  Tellier. 

Arthabaska  .. 

H.  G.  W.  Badgley. 

i> 

D'Hochelaga' . . . 

J.  G.  Bellemare. 

Arthur 

Traders 

Royal 

A.  J.  Linton. 

W.  Pinder. 

Sub  to  Danville. 

Berwick,  N.S.. 

Bethany 

Bethune,  Sask. 

Royal 

W.  A.  Butchart. 

Farmers 

Royal 

A.  W,  Howarth. 

Asbestos,  Que. 
Ashcroft,  B.C. 

E.  Townships... 
B.  N.  America. . 

Sub.  to  Lumsden,  Sask. 

H.  L.  G.  Austin,  Acting. 

Bic,  Que 

E.  Townships. . . 

Sub.  to  Rimouski. 

"          «. 

Northern  Crown 

F.  L.  Stephen. 

Binscarth,Man 

Northern  Crown 

W.  Gordon. 

Asquith,  Sask. 

Union 

H.  G.  Parrott,  Acting. 

Birch  Hills, Sas 

Ottawa 

C.  H.  Wood. 

AthabascaL'ng 

Imperial 

A.  L.  Sawle. 

Birchy  Cove^ 

Athens 

Merchants 

E.  S.  Clow. 

Bay  of          y 

Montreal 

F.  H.  J,  Ruel. 

«• 

Farmers 

A.  F.  Schultz. 

Isl'ds,  Nf'ld  j 

Atwood 

Hamilton 

W.  H.  Brown. 

Birtle,  M 

Union 

G.  T.  Sewell,  Acting. 

Auburn,  Ont.. 

Sterling 

C.  0.  W.  Goshorn,  Act'g 

Bishop'sCros'g 

E.  Townships... 

L.  P.  Bishop. 

Aultsville 

Sterling 

A.  N.  Stevens,  Acting. 

Black  Lake... 

do 

H.  E.  Green. 

Aurora 

Montreal 

J.  M.  Willis. 

Quebec 

G.  M.  Wilson. 

Avon 

Traders 

Sub.  to  Springfield. 

Blackstock.... 

Standard  

W.  J.  White,  Acting. 

Avonniore 

Ottawa 

G.  E.  Snider. 

Bladworth,  Sas 

Northern  Crown 

F.  W.  Webster. 

Ayers  Cliff... 

E.  Townships. . . 

W.  E.  Learned. 

Blairmore.Alt. 

Union 

T.  B.  George,  Sub. 

Aylesford,N.S. 

New  Brunswick. 

Jas.  Brydon. 

Blenheim,  Ont 

Commerce 

W.  C.  Johnston. 

Aylmer,  0.... 

Molsons 

E.  W.  R.  Hill. 

«' 

Standard  

N.  L.  McLeod. 

•• 

Traders 

Newman  Booker. 

Blind  River... 

Traders  

R.  W.  Green. 

Aylmer,Ea.,Q. 

Northern  Crown 

P.  Arnold!. 

Bloomfield  . . . 

Standard 

H.  A.  Hamilton. 

Ayr,  Ont 

Commerce 

E.  M.  Lockie. 

Blyth 

Hamilton 

J.  A.  Glennie. 

Ayton 

Traders  

C.  H.  Huether,  Acting. 

Bobcaygeon.O 

B.  N.  America . . 

J.  R.  Moyle. 

Dominion 

Royal 

0.  H.  Ehnes. 
J.  A.  Irving. 

Boissevain,  M. 

Union 

J  R.  Major. 

Baddeck,  N.S. 

Dominion 

N.  P.  Greer. 

Bagotville,<^ue 

Nationale, 

L,  Nicole, 

Bolton 

Imperial. 

J,  F.  W^rbrick. 

1911] 


BANKS  IN   CANADA,  WITH  THEIR   BRANCHES,   ETC. 


59 


PLACES. 

NAMKS   OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER   OR  AGENT. 

PLACES. 

MAMKS  OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER   OR   AGENT. 

BonaventureE 

Nationale 

Sub.  to  New  Carlisle. 

Caledonia 

Standard  

A.  W.  Parrish. 

"       River 

do       

Caledon,  East. 

Imperial 

Sub.  to  Bolton. 

Bondhead  

Standard 

T.  E.  Bell. 

Calgary,  Alta.. 

B.  N.  America.. 

G.  F.  Laing. 

Botha,  Alta. . . 

Merchants 

Sub.  to  Stettler. 

<' 

Imperial 

A.  L.  Nunns. 

Bothwell 

do        

E.  Lee. 

«« 

do    East  End 

J.  H.  Wilson. 

BowIsland.Alt 

B.  N.  America.. 

W.  E.  Hopkins,  Acting. 

" 

Montreal 

W.  H.  Hogg. 

Bownianville. . 

Montreal 

J.  A.  McClellan. 

I* 

Molsons 

F.  Macbeth. 

Standard  

A.  N.  McMillan. 

"            '.. 

Union 

R.  H.  MacMicking. 

«« 

Royal 

F.  J.  Mitchell. 

»• 

Commerce 

C.  W.  Rowley. 

Bowden 

Union 

E.  J.  Buchanan. 

II 

do    East ..... 

C.  W.  Rowley. 

Bracebridge  . . 

Ottawa 

W.  Kingsmill. 
H.  C.  Henry. 

II 

do    South. 

C.  W.  Rowley. 
W.  M.  Connacher. 

Northern  Crown 

•  1            " 

Nova  Scotia  .... 

Br'dw'rdine,  M 

Hamilton 

A.  J.  D.  Collier. 

"            ,, 

Merchants 

E.  W.  McMullen. 

Bradford 

Standard  

T.  E.  Bell. 

" 

Dominion 

P.  B.  Tucker. 

Toronto  

F.  W.  Reynolds. 

"            ,, 

Traders 

J.  A.  Walker. 

Bradwell,  Sask 

Hamilton. . . 

C.  F.  Johnston. 

«' 

Northern  Crown 

B.  P.  Hutton. 

Brampton  .... 

Merchants 

C.  F.  Bate. 

"            '' 

Royal 

G.  B.  Morris. 

•• 

Dominion 

A.  M.  Bethune. 

«« 

Toronto  

W.  A.  Stratton. 

Brandon,  M... 

Merchants 

J.  S.  Willmott. 

«'            , , 

Quebec 

N.  H.  Clarke. 

B.  N.  America  . . 

G.  D.  Watt. 

«• 

Standard  

G.  C.  Perkins. 

<i         '" 

Imperial 

A,  R.  B.  Hearn. 

Camden  East.. 

Farmers 

Jas.  A.  Haydon. 

" 

Hamilton 

W.  G.  Weatherston. 

Campbell  ford.. 

Standard 

J.  A.  Stewart. 

" 

Dominion 

J.  M.  Mcintosh. 

'< 

B.  N.  America.. 

C.  H.  Harris. 

II 

Montreal 

Commerce 

J.  W.  G.  Watson. 
A.  Maybee. 

Campbell'sBay 
Campbellton, 

Ottawa 

Sub.  to  Fort  Coulonge 

"          ... 

Nova  Scotia.... 

G.  G.  Glennie. 

"         ... 

Northern  Crown 

E.  S.  Phillips. 

" 

New  Brunswick. 

R.  M.  Hope. 

" 

Union 

J.  J.  Millidge. 

«' 

Royal 

J.  G.  Christie. 

" 

Royal 

C.  K.  Eville. 

Campbellville. 

Metropolitan . . 

Sub.  Branch  to  Milton 

Brantford,  0.. 

B.N.America... 

H.  H.  Rowley. 

W.  B.  Clements. 

Montreal 

A.  Montjzambert. 

Camrose,  Alta. 

Merchants 

Jas  Pike,  Acting. 

"          .... 

Commerce 

H.  W.  Fitton. 

" 

Traders 

W.  A.  Parker. 

II 

Standard 

W.  C.  Boddy. 

«» 

Molsons 

J.  R.  N.  Cooke. 

"          .... 

Hamilton 

B.  Forsayeth. 

Canboro',  Ont. 

United  Empire. 

H.  R.  Laird. 

II 

do       E.  End. 

G.  S.  Smyth. 

Canfield,  Ont.. 

do            .. 

H.  R.  Laird. 

•'          .... 

Toronto  

A.  S.  Towers. 

Cannington.O. 

Standard  

A.  C.  Macfarlane. 

•  1 

Imperial 

S.  W.  Secord. 

" 

Home 

G.  H.  Shipman. 
C.  MacMillan. 

"          .... 

Nova  Scotia.... 

E.  J.  Mabou. 

Canning,  N.S. 

Nova  Scotia 

Brechin  

Standard 

L.  E.  Faed. 

Canora,  Sask.. 

Commerce 

G.  G.  Bourne. 

Bredenbury.S. 

Toronto   

Sub.  to  Yorkton. 

Canso  

Montreal 

F.  H.  Woodbury,  Act. 

Brant,  Alta... 

Hamilton . . 

G.  S.  Cuttle. 

Cap  St.  Ignace 

Nationale 

H.  Michon, 

Bridgeburg,  0. 

Traders 

J.  R.  Steele. 

Caraquet,  NB. 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

Alf.  Martin. 

Bridgenorth.O 

United  Empire.. 

J.  M.  O'Brien. 

Carberry,  M.. 

Union 

F.  T.  Short. 

BTidget'n.N.S. 

Nova  Scotia.... 

H.  H.  Johnston. 

'* 

Merchants 

H.  R.  Belt. 

•• 

Royal 

H.  L.  Bentley. 

" 

Hamilton 

R.  M.  Harrison. 

Bridgew'r,  N.S 

do    

Montreal 

P.  G.  Hall. 

H.  II.  Archibald. 

Carbon,  Alta.. 
Carievale,  Sask 

Union 

W.  Innis,  Acting. 
A.  A.  McLean, 

Hamilton 

" 

Commerce 

H.  C.  Duncan. 

Cardinal 

Toronto  

F.  E.  Kimball. 

Brigden,  Ont.. 

Metropolitan  . . . 

W.  G.  H.  Belt,  Acting. 

Cardston,  Alta 

Union 

R.  W.  Baillie. 

Bright,  Ont. . . 

Standard 

L.  B.  Avery,  Acting. 

<' 

Montreal 

G.  H.  Harman,  Acting 

Brighton 

do       

C.  R.  W.  Proctor. 

Cargill 

Traders  

E.  A.  Batcheller. 

«' 

Metropolitan.... 

M.  S.  Brennan. 

Carleton  Place. 

Ottawa 

J.  A.  Bangs. 

Broadview,  Saa 

Imperial 

R.  G.  Wilkinson. 

" 

Union 

G.  A.  Howson. 

Brock,  Sask. . . 

Northern  Crown 

E.  E.  McKay. 

Carlyle,  Sask. 

do    

S.  M.  Simons, 

Brockville .... 

Montreal 

A.  Kohl. 

Carlstadt,  Alta 

do    

0.  J.  Wood,  Sub. 

«« 

Molsons 

J.  E.  Fidler. 

Carman,  M. .. 

Hamilton  

W.  L.  Birnie. 

"        .. 

Toronto   

M.  Atkinson. 

Commerce 

F.  J.  Macoun. 

" 

Metropolitan  . . . 

W.  G.  McClellan. 

«« 

Union 

W.  R.  Bell. 

"         '.'.'.. 

Northern  Crown 

I.  C.  McClean. 

Carmangay,Al 

Commerce 

H.  G.  Hurlburt. 

Broderick,  Sas 

Commerce 

H.  W.  Marling. 

«' 

Hamilton 

H.  B.  Barnes. 

Bromptonville 

E.  Townships... 

J.  B.  Hebert. 

Carnduff,  Sask 

Merchants 

M.  Render. 

Brome,  Q 

Union 

Geo.  S.  Walsh. 
Sub.  to  Knowlton. 

Caron,  Sask... 
Carp 

Hamilton 

Ottawa 

W.  K.  Anderson. 

E.  Townships. . . 

Jas.  Craig. 

Brookd'le,  Man 

Sterling 

J.  C.  Bowen,  Acting. 

Carroll,  Man . . 

Union 

J.  A.  Wallace,  Sub, 

Brooklin,  Ont. 

Standard 

C.  A.  McClellan. 

Carstairs.Alta. 

do    

E.  D.  McGregor, 

Brooks,  Alta.. 

Merchants 

N.  McKechnie,  Acting. 

«» 

Merchants 

A.  B.  Halstead. 

" 

Union 

J.  W.  McLennan. 

Cartwright,M. 

Toronto  

W,  I,  McCuUough. 

Brownlee,  Sas 

Hamilton 

H.  S.  Ellis. 

Castleton 

Standard  

C,  Larke, 

Brownsville  .. 

Traders  

La  Bang.  Prov . . 

H.  R.  Calvert. 
J.  L.  Valois. 

Casselman,  0. 
Castor,  Alta.. 

Ottawa 

Sub,  to  Maxville 

Brownsburg,  Q 

Traders 

W.  N.  Harrison. 

Bruce  Mines.. 

Traders 

F.  R.  Graham. 

Merchants 

R.  J.  Dinning. 

Brucefield .... 

Farmers 

Sub.  to  Dashwood. 

Cayley,  Alta.'.' 

Hamilton 

R.  S.  Knox. 

Brussels 

Standard 

J.  F.  Rowland. 

Cayuga,  Ont.. 

Commerce 

J.  L.  Barnuih. 

Metropolitan  . . . 

F.  H.  Gilroy. 

«' 

Union 

A.  C.  McBride. 

Buchanan,  Sas. 

Union 

T.  R.  Griffiths,  Sub. 

Cedar  Hall,  Q. 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

M.  P.  Laberge, 

Buckingham  Q 

Montreal 

VV.H.Nort'n-Taylor,Ac. 

Chambly  Basin 

E.  Townships... 

Sub.  to  Marieville. 

♦' 

Ottawa 

J.  C.  Jeffrey. 

Chapleau 

Traders 

A.  G.  McAlpine. 

Buffalo  Lake,  A 

Union 

W.  C.  Baker,  Account't. 

Charlottetown 

Commerce 

F.  E.  Dench, 

Burdett,  Alta. 

B.  N.  America.. 

H.  R.  Powell,  Acting. 

«« 

Royal 

A.  W.  Hyndman. 

Burford 

Northern  Crown 

W.  G.  Kirkpatrick. 

" 

Nova  Scotia 

R.  B.  Rossborough. 

'•        

Toronto  

A.  D.  Muir. 

'« 

New  Brunswick. 

H,  S.  Pethick. 

Burgessviile . 

Farmers 

C.  H.  Mcintosh. 

•« 

Montreal 

E.  G.  Coombs. 

Burk's  Falls  0. 

Royal 

H.  S.  Murray,  Acting. 

Chase,  B.C. . . . 

Imperial 

Sub.  to  Kamloops, 

BurlingtonOnt 

Traders 

A.  T.  Lowe. 

Chatliain.O... 

Commerce 

J,  Simon. 

t( 

Hamilton.   

M.  B.  Morden. 

" 

Merchants 

W,  Pringle. 

Bury,  Q 

Merchants 

Sub.  to  Sherbrooke. 

"           ... 

Montreal 

H,  A,  Dean. 

CainavillcO.. 

B.  N,  America.. 

W,  C.  Towers,  Sub. 

II 

Standard 

W,  T,  Shannon. 

60 


BANKS   IN   CANADA,  WITH  THEIR  BRANCHES,   ETC. 


[1911 


PLACKS. 

NAMES  OP  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 

PLACES. 

VAMES  OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR  AGENT, 

Chatham,  0  . . 

Dominion 

W.  C.  Armstrong. 

Cumb'rl'nd  BC 

Royal 

H,  F,  Montgomery. 

Chatham,  N.B. 

Montreal 

VV  Dick. 

Cupar 

Union < 

3.  P,  Old,             ^ 

" 

S^ova  Scotia.. .. 

E.  C.  Macleod. 

Cypress  R'r,  M 
Dalhousie,  N  B 

do    

A.  E.  Ivey,  Sub. 

Chatsworth  .. 

Vlerchanta 

John  McDonald. 

Hoyal 

VV,  A,  R,  Cragg. 

Cheltenham  . . 

Farmers 

J.  F.  Hunter. 

Dalhousie  Sta. 

[Jnion 

r.  W.  Munro. 

Cherry  Valley. 

Standard....... 

S.  B-  Gearing. 

Danville,  Q... 

Montreal 

M.  Henry  Richey. 

Chesley 

Hamilton 

Jos.  McNeel. 

**          

E.  Townships... 
B.  N.  America.. 

J.  H.  Doak. 

*'        

Merchants 

0.  A.  Neville. 

Darlingford,  M 

R.  A,  Maclaren 

Chesterville . . 

Molsons 

G.  M.  Whitney. 

Dartmouth.NS 

Royal 

0,  E,  H.  Harris. 

" 

Ottawa 

0.  R,  Kavanagh. 

" 

Nova  Scotia 

J.  Imrie. 

Chicoutimi,  Q. 

Nationale 

P.  A.  Gauthier. 

Dashwood .... 

Farmers 

R.  T,  Dunlop. 

'* 

Molsons 

J.  E.  Houseman. 

Dauphin,  Man. 

Ottawa 

J,  L,  Irwin, 

Chilliwack.BC 

Royal 

F.  B.  Lyle. 

'* 

Commerce 

D.  H.  Downie. 

*• 

Montreal 

Sub  toNewWestmmst'r, 

«< 

Union 

G.  N.  Jost. 

E.  Duthie,  Sub.Agent 

Davidson,  Sask 

B.  N.  America. . 

T,  G.  Hall, 

ti 

Merchants 

D,  Campbell. 

" 

Royal 

W,  L,  Hornsby, 

Chipman.N.B. 

fiew  Brunswick. 

Jas.  Powrie. 

Dawson,  Y.  T. 

Commerce 

D.  M.  Sanson. 

Chippawa 

Royal 

L.  E.  Torey. 

"        

B.N.America.... 

E.  0,  Finlaison. 

Claremont 

Standard 

G.  II.  Samis. 

Daysland,  Alta 

Merchants •- 

S,  E,  James. 

Clarenceville  . 

E.  Townships,. . 
Commerce 

Sub.  to  St.  John's. 
VV.  A.  Cornwall. 

Delhi 

Hamilton 

Commerce 

H,  C,  Kent. 

Claresh'Im,  Alt 

Delisle.Sask. 

*' 

Union 

J.  F.  Miller. 

Deloraine,  M.. 

Union 

G.  E,  T,  Sherry. 

" 

Dominion 

A.  E.  Piercy, 

«« 

DominFon 

F.  W.  Diggle. 

Olarke'sH'rNS 

Royal 

C.  K,  Hogg. 

Delta 

Merchants 

E.  S.  Clow. 

Clearwater,  M. 

Union 

Sub.  to  Crystal  City. 

Deschaillons.. 

Nationale 

A.  A,  Dionne, 

Cleverville,Alt 

Hamilton 

J.  Y.  Trevethick. 

Deschambault 

do        

T.  Garant. 

*' 

Commerce 

Deseronto,Ont 

Montreal 

J,  P.  Ashworth. 

Oliflford 

Traders 

R.  R.  Tough. 

<( 

Standard 

R,  J.  S.  Dewar. 

Clinton 

Molsons 

C.  E.  Dowding. 

Diamond  City. 

Molsons 

D.  C.  Morrison. 

'•    

Royal 

R.  E.  Manning. 

Didsbury,  Alta 

Union 

F.  N.  Ballard. 

Clive,  Alta. . . . 

Merchants 

Montreal 

Sub.  to  Lacombe. 

A,  R,  Dickson,  Acting, 

Digby,N.S.... 

Traders 

T.  W.  Cuncannon. 

Cloverdale,  BC 

Nova  Scotia  .... 

H.  Green. 

Coaticook 

E.  Townships, ,. 

L.  M.  Thomas,  Acting. 

i< 

Royal 

W.  E.  Tupper. 

" 

Nationale 

J.  A.  V^zina. 

Dixville 

E,  Townships . . . 

Sub.  to  Coaticook. 

Cobalt,  Ont.'.! 

Imperial 

A.  J.  Goodall. 

D' Israeli 

La  Banq.  Prov,. 

J.  Bourque. 

«i 

Commerce 

S.  H.  Logan. 

Dombourg,  Q. 

Nationale 

John  G.  Hodgson. 

"      

Ottawa 

A.  F.  Knight. 

Dominion 

Royal 

P.  C.  R.  Harris,  Acting. 

♦' 

Royal 

W.  A.  Wheaton, 

Dorchester,  0. 

Toronto 

Sub-Agency  to  London. 

««      

Union 

H,  Collette, 

Dorchester  NB 

Royal 

F,  C,  Dickie. 

Cobden 

Ottawa 

J.  C,  Burgess. 

Drayton  

Traders 

H,  A.  Mallory. 

Cobourg 

Dominion 

E.  H,  Osier. 

Dresden,  Ont. . 

Commerce 

H.  G.  Mathewson. 

"      

Toronto  

E.  W.  Hargraft. 

•*        

Dominion 

N,  Evans, 

"      

Metropolitan. . , . 

T.  S.  Chatterton. 

Driiikwater,  S. 

Commerce 

H.  H.  Lowe. 

•«      

Standard 

J,  M.  Sutherland. 

Drumbo 

Molsons 

C.  K.  Currey, 

Cochrane,  Man 

Union 

T,  C.  Patterson. 

Drum'ndv'leQ. 

St,  Hyacinthe  . . 

J.  W.  St.  Onge. 

Cochrane,  0.. 

Ottawa 

E,  P.  feeaney. 

'• 

Molsons 

T.  T,  Lawlor. 

Imperial 

C.  H.  Lloyd. 

Dryden 

Traders 

B.  C.  Stone. 

Colborne 

Standard  

C.  Larke. 

Dublin 

Standard 

F.  McConnell. 

•'       

Toronto  

J.  Hayward. 

Dubuc,  Sask.. 

Northern  Crown 

J,  Inwood. 

Coleman,  Alta. 

E,  Townships, .. 

R.  B,  Buchanan. 

Duck  Lake    . . 

B.  N.  America . . 

A,  G.  Donaldson,  Act. 

Coldwater 

Toronto  

N.  M.  Campbell. 

DuncansB.C. . 

do 

A.  W.  Hanham. 

CollinKwood.. 

Commerce 

C.  D.  Nevill. 

Dundalk 

Hamilton 

C.  A.  Lamon. 

•• 

Toronto  

W.  A.  Copeland. 

Dundas,  Ont.. 

Commerce 

J.  J.  Acres,  Acting. 

" 

Traders  

S.  L.  Cork. 

•«      

Hamilton 

J.  C,  Brown. 

" 

Montreal 

James  Morris. 

Dundurn,  Sask 

Northern  Crown 

0.  C.  Dix. 

Comber 

Northern  Crown 

C.  S.  Hare. 

«' 

Hamilton 

E,  O,  S,  Strange. 

Consecon 

Standard 

E.  C.  Hodgins,  Acting. 

Dungannon. . . 

Sterling . . 

E,  S.  Mitchell. 

Cookshire.Que 

Montreal 

F.  E.  Halls. 

Dunham,  Que. 

E.  Townships . . . 

Sub.  to  Cowansville. 

*«          

E-  Townships. .. 

D.  H.  Tolmie. 

Dunnville,  Ont 

Commerce 

G.  E,  Parkes, 

Cookstown  . . . 

Union 

H.  B.  Robertson. 

"        

Hamilton 

A,  W.  Haun. 

Cook8ville,Ont 

Sterling 

N.  E.  Connor. 

" 

United  Empire.. 

A.  C,  Milne. 

Copper  CliflE.. 

Toronto 

L.  Lam  be. 

Dunrea,  Man. . 

Hamilton 

A.  L.  Laughton, 

Cornwall 

Montreal 

A.  B.  Monk. 

Dunsford 

Farmers 

L,  H.  Ludy. 

'«        

Sterling 

T.  E,  Fletcher. 

Durban,  Man. 

Commerce 

W.  E.  D.  Farmer. 

<« 

Royal 

A,  Denny. 
E.  Lefebvre. 

Durham 

Standard 

Traders 

J.  Kelly. 

CoteauSta.,Q. 

LaBanq.  Prov.. 

H.  D,  Batcheller. 

Cottam,  0 . . . . 

Imperial 

Sub.  to  Essex. 

Dutton,  6 . . . . 

do       

G.  N.  Giddy. 

Courtenay,  BC 

Royal 

Sub,  to  Cumberland,  BC 

•  « 

Molsons 

F.  E.  Price, 

Courtright  . , , 

Sterling 

Sub.  to  Sombra. 

Duval,  Sask. . 

Northern  Crown 

W,  N,  White,  Acting, 

Cowansville. . . 

E.  Townships. . . 

H.  F.  Williams. 

Earl  Grey,  Sas 

do 

A.  J.  Mason. 

Cowley 

Union 

W,  Orchard,  Sub. 
C.  R.  Crawford. 
R.  T,  Brymner. 

E.  Broughton 
Easton's  Corn's 
E.Flor'cev'lNr 

E.  Townships... 
Union 

Sub.  to  Thetford  Mines, 

Craik. 

do    

Commerce 

Sub,  to  Merrickville, 

Cranbrook;BC 

New  Brunswick 

Richard  Dole, 

Imperial 

H.  W.  Supple. 

East  Hatley. , 

E.  Townships . . . 

Sub.  to  Ayer's  Cliff. 

<( 

Royal 

D.  D.  McLaws, 

East  Toronto 

Traders,  Gerrard 

Crandall,  Man 

Northern  Crown 

C.  H.  L.  Smith. 

&Maii] 

L.  H.  Hillary. 

Crapaud.PEI. 
Crediton,  Ont 

Royal 

H.  H.  Tate. 

•« 

do  Ger'd&Jones 

H.  W.  Barker. 

Commerce 

G.  W.  Harrison. 

Eastman 

E.  Townships. . 

C.  W.  Hawley. 

Creemore  . . . 

Toronto 

H.  Hopkins. 

Eburnc,  B.C. 

Northern  Crowr 

H.  Murray. 

Merchants 

M.  S.  Sutherland. 

Edgerton,  All 

)  Merchants 

Sub.  to  Wainwright. 

Creelman.Sasli 

Hamilton 

G.  B.  McCormick. 

Edmonton, All 

)  Imperial 

G.  R.  F.  Kirkpatrick. 

Creston,  B.C. 

Commerce 

P,  B.  Fowler. 

1              " 

do  West  End,.  . 

G.  R.  F.  Kirkpatrick. 

Cros8field,Alt8 

I         do        

Jas.  Cameron. 

1 

Merchants 

A.  C.  Eraser. 

Crysler,  Ont. 
Crystal  City,M 

Union 

W.  M,  Macpherson. 
A.  J.  Trow. 

1 

Union 

Commerce 

J.J.Anderson, 

do    

T.  M.  Turnbull. 

•'      .*      •" 

Home 

A.  E,  Savage. 

1             «' 

'Montreal 

E.  C.  Pardee. 

1911] 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


61 


IMPERIAL  BANK   OF   CANADA 

Established  1875 

Capital  Authorized,  $10,000,000.00    Capital  Paid-Up,  $5,575,000.00 
Reserve  Fund,  $5,575,000.00 

DIRECTORS 

D.  R.  WiLKIE,  President  Hon.  R.  JAFFRAY.  Vice-President 

WM.  RAMSAY,  of  Bowland,  Stow,  Scotland     ELIAS  ROGERS      J.  KERR  OSBORNE      PELEG  ROWLAND 

WM.  WHYTE,  Winnipeg  HON.  RICHARD  TURNER,  Quebec  CAWTHRA  MULOCK 

WM.  HAMILTON  MERRITT,  M.D.,  St.  Catharines  W.  J.  GAGE 

HEAD    OFFICE         -  -  -         TORONTO 

D.  R.  WILKIE,  General  Manager       E.  HAY,  Asst.  General  Manager        W.  MOFFAT,  Chief  Inspector 

JBrancbcs 


Province  of  Ontario 


AMHERSTBURG 

BELWOOD 

BOLTON 

BRANTFORD 

CALEDON  EAST 

COBALT 

COCHRANE 

COTTAM 

ELK  LAKE 

ESSEX 

Province  of  Quebec 
MONTREAL  QUEBEC 

Province  of  Manitoba 

BRANDON,  PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE,  WINNIPEG 


FERGUS 

FONTHILL 

FORT  WILLIAM 

GALT 

GOWGANDA 

HAMILTON 

HARROW 

HUMBERSTONE 

INGERSOLL 


JORDAN  AND 

VINELAND 
KENORA 
LISTOWEL 
LONDON 
MARSHVILLE 
NASHVILLE 
NEW  LISKEARD 
NIAGARA  FALLS 


NIAGARA-ON- 

THE-LAKE 
NORTH  BAY 
OTTAWA 
PALGRAVE 
PORT  ARTHUR 
PORT  COLBORNE 
PORT  ROBINSON 
RIDGEWAY 


SAULT  STE. 

MARIE 
S.  WOODSLEE 
ST.  CATHARINES 
ST.  DAVIDS 
ST.  THOMAS 
THESSALON 
TORONTO 
WELLAND 
WOODSTOCK 
Province  of  Alberta 
ATHABASKA  LANDING       BANFF       CALGARY 
EDMONTON        LETHBRIDGE        RED  DEER 
STRATHCONA  WETASKIWIN 

Province  of  British  Columbia 

ARROWHEAD    CHASE     CRANBROOK    FERNIE 

GOLDEN         KAMLOOPS        MICHEL        MOYIE 

NEW  MICHEL  NELSON  REVELSTOKE 

VANCOUVER  VICTORIA 


Province  of  Saskatchewan 

BALGONIE  BROADVIEW  HAGUE    MOOSE  JAW 

NORTH  BATTLEFORD  PRINCE  ALBERT 

REGINA     ROSTHERN      SASKATOON      WILKIE 

AGENTS  IN  ENGLAND  AND  SCOTLAND. 
Lloyds  Bank  Limited  and  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  Limited  and  Branches. 
Drafts  on  NEW  YORK  and  STERLING  EXCHANGE  Bought  and  Sold. 

DEPOSITS  received  and  Interest  allowed  from  date  of  deposit. 
Municipal  and  other  Bonds  and  Debentures  Bought  and  Sold. 

Prompt  Attention  g^iven  to  Collection. 


THE    BANK  OF  TORONTO 

HEAD   OFFICE,   TORONTO,    CANADA 

CAPITAL,  $4,000,000  RESERVE,  $4,750,000 


:Brancbe0 

Hastings 

Stayner 

Vibank 

Havelock 

Sudbury 

Wolseley 

Keene 

Thombury 

Yorkton 

Kingston 
London 

Wallaceburg 
Waterloo 

ALBERTA 

Calgary 
Lethbridge 

QUEBEC 

Montreal    (4  offices) 
Maisonneuve 

London  East 

Welland 

London  North 

Wyoming 

Millbrook 
Newmarket 
Oakville 
Oil  Springs 
Omemee 

BRIT.  COLUMBIA 

New  Westminster 

Vancouver 
SASKATCHEWAN 

Gasp6 

St.  Lambert 

Parry  Sound 

Bredenbury 
Churchbridge 

MANITOBA 

Peterboro' 

Benito 

Petrolia 

Elstow 

Cartwright 

Port  Hope 

Glenavon 

Pilot  Mound 

Preston 

Kennedy 

Portage  la  Prairie 

St.  Catharines 

Kipling 

Rossburn 

Samia 

Langenburg 

Swan  River 

Shelburne 

Montmartre 

Winnipeg 

ONTARIO 

Toronto    (9  offices) 

AUandale 

Barrie 

Berlin 

Bradford 

Brantford 

Brockville 

Burford 

Cardinal 

Cobourg 

Colborne 

Coldwater 

CoUingwood 

Copper  Cilff 

Creemore 

Dorchester 

Elmvale 

Gait 

Gananoque 

BANKERS:— London,  England— The  London  City  and  Midland  Bank,  Limited. 
New  York— National  Bank  of  Commerce.     Chicago— First  National  Bank, 
In  Savings  Department— Interest  is  paid  on  all  balances.    Small  or  large  sums  received  on  deiwsit.    ($1  and  upwards.) 
General  Banking  Business  conducted. 
Special  and  prompt  attention  given  to  the  collection  of  Commercial  Papers  and  Securities. 

Directors 

W.  G.  GOODERHAM,  Vice-President 

HON.  C.  S.  HYMAN  ROBERT  MEIGHEN 

A.  E.  GOODERHAM  NICHOLAS  BAWLF 

JOSEPH  HENDERSON,  Assist.  Gen.  Manager 


President 


W.  H.  BEATTY, 
ROBERT  REFORD 

WILLIAM  STONE 
DUNCAN  COULSON,  General  Manager 


DUNCAN  COULSON 
JOHN  MACDONALD 


62  ADVERTISEMENTS.  [1911 


THE 

METROPOLITAN   BANK 


Capital  Paid  Up       -        -        -        -        $1,000,000.00 
Reserve  Fund  and  Undivided  Profits     $1,307,809.25 


Dl  RECTORS 

S.  J.  Moore,  President,     D.  E.  Thomson,  K.C,  Vice-President. 

Sir  W.  Mortimer  Clark,  K.C.       Thomas  Bradshaw. 

John  Firstbrook.     James  Ryrie. 


HEAD  OFFICE  -  TORONTO       W.  D.  ROSS,  General  Manager 


U  Every  facility  for  conducting  General  Banking  Business. 

H  Correspondents  in  United  States  and  Europe. 

II  Letters  of  Credit  issued — available  everywhere. 

U  Drafts  bought  and  sold.     Collections  promptly  made. 

SAVINGS     DEPARTMENT    AT    ALL    BRANCHES 


THE    DOMINION    BANK 

HEAD    OFFICE,     TORONTO 

CAPITAL  (Paid-up)  -  -  -  $4,000,000 

RESERVE  FUND  and  UNDIVIDED  PROFITS  $5,400,000 

DEPOSITS  BY  THE  PUBLIC  -  -  $47,000,000 

TOTAL  ASSETS       -  -  -  $62,000,000 

DIREOTORS 

E.  B.  OSLER,  M.P.,  President  WILMOT  D.  MATTHEWS,    Vice-President 

A.  W.  Austin  W.  JK.  Brock  James  Carruthers  R.  J.  Christie 

J.  C.  Eaton  Hon.  J.  J.  Foy,  K.C,  M.L.A.  A.  M.  Nan  ton 


CLARENCE  A.  BOGERT,  General  Manager      H.  J.  BETHUNE,  Supt.  of  Branches 
E.  A.  BEQG,  Chief  Inspector  A.  E.  GIBSON,    Western  Inspector,    Winnipeg 


Branches    and    Ag^ents   throug^hout   Canada   and    the    United    States 

AGENTS  IN  GREAT  BRITAIN  THE  NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND,  LIMITED 

TRAVELLERS'   AND   COMMERCIAL  LETTERS  OF  CREDIT  ISSUED 

AVAILABLE  IN  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE    WORLD 

STERLING     EXCHANGE     BOUGHT    AND     SOLD 

Accounts  of  Merchants,  Traders,  Manufacturers,  Farmers,  Corporations,  and 

Individuals  received  on  favourable  terms 

SAVINGS     DEPARTMENT     IN     CONNECTION     WITH     EACH     BRANCH 

DEPOSITS  OF  $1  AND  UPWARDS  RECEIVED  AND  INTEREST  ALLOWED  AT  CURRENT  RATES 


1911] 

BANKS   IN  CANADA,  WITH  THElR  BRANCHES,  ETC.                        63 

PLACES. 

NAMES   OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER   OR   AGENT, 

PLACES. 

NAMES  OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER   OR   AGENT. 

Edmonton.Alb 

Nova  Scotia  .... 

B.  M.  Macleod. 

FortWilliam.O 

Montreal    

W.  Stevenson. 

«« 

yiolsons 

G.  W.  Swaisland. 

ti        <( 

Dommion 

W.  C.  McFarlane. 

<« 

Hamilton 

W.  H.  Carroll. 

"        »' 

Union 

G.  J.  Hunter. 

«« 

Dominion 

E.  C.  Bowker. 

<<        <( 

Merchants 

F.  W.  Bell. 

<( 

Traders 

H.  C.  Anderson. 

i(        << 

Traders  

F.  G.  Depew. 

•' 

JJorthern  Crown 

H.  H.  Richards, 

«'        «« 

Imperial 

H.  C.  Houston. 

«< 

[loyal 

J.  F.  McMillan. 

<>        (< 

Commerce 

A.  A.  Wilson. 

«« 

D'Hochelaga  — 

Alex.  Lefort. 

«i        << 

Ottawa 

C.  B.  Graham. 

<i 

Ottawa 

A.  H.  Dickins. 

•«        (< 

Hamilton 

W.  W.  McGillivray. 

Edmundston. . 

yiontreal 

S.  J.  Plunkett. 

Forward,  Sask 

B.  N.  America  . . 

G.  Kelman. 

«» 

Royal 

G.  Bowser. 

Foxboro' 

Standard 

John  Elliott. 

Edson  (Wolf 

Fox  Coulee,  Al 

Traders 

C,  M.  Bartram. 

Creek),  Alta 

Merchants 

R.  Sparling,  Pro. 

" 

Merchants 

L.  C.  Jackson,  Acting. 

Eganville 

do        

H.  H.  Hamilton,  Act. 

Fox  Warren, M 

Hamilton 

H.  B.  Adams. 

Eglinton,  0... 
Elbow,  Sask.. 

VIontreal 

D.  A.  Radcliffe. 

Francis,  Sask.. 

do         

R.  C.  Baird. 

Commerce 

R.  P.  Morrison. 

Frank!  ord 

Molsons 

Sub.  to  Trenton. 

Elfros,  Sask. . . 

do        

Franklin,  Man 

Hamilton 

A.  W.  Gill. 

Elgin,  M 

do        

H.  L.  Wethey. 

Frank,  Alb'rta 

Union 

J,  H.  Farmer. 

Merchants 

E.  S.  Clow. 

Fraserville.Q. 

Molsons 

A.  C.  Sutherland. 

Elkhorn,  M... 

Commerce 

R.  H.  Brotherhood. 

Nationale 

J.  E.  C6t6. 

Elk  Lake,  Ont. 

Imperial 

A.  H.  Seguin. 

<< 

Montreal 

H.  R.  White. 

»< 

Commerce 

W.  H.  CoUins. 

Fredericton  . . 

B,N,  America... 

0.  H.  Sharpe, 

Elko,B.C 

Merchants 

C.  R.  Wickson. 

i< 

Nova  Scotia.,.. 

H.  W.  Binning. 

Elmira 

Traders 

D.  D.  Ratz. 

«« 

Royal 

W.  B.  Coulthard. 

Metropolitan  . . . 

G.  L.  Ziegler. 

«« 

Montreal 

G.  W.  H.  Massey. 

Elmvale 

Standard 

Geo.  N.  Brown. 

" 

New  Brunswick. 

W.  E.  Jardine. 

Toronto    

T.  W.  Carlyle. 

Frelighsburg.. 

E.  Townships. .. 

P.  S.  Wood. 

Elm  Creek,  M. 

Hamilton 

F.  B.  Roberts. 

Gadsby,  Alta.. 

Traders  

A.  H.  Kelly,  Acting. 

Elmwood 

Roval 

A.  E.  Herman,  Sub. 

GainsboroSask 

Merchants 

M.  Render. 

Elora 

Merchants 

Traders  

Toronto 

F.  J.  Ross. 
W.  D.  Hall. 

Gait,  Ont 

Commerce 

Royal 

C  E  A  Dowler 

Wm.  Philip. 
Geo  C  Easton 

Elstow,  Sask . . 

« 

Imperial 

Merchants 

Toronto  

United  Empire. . 

Traders 

Farmers 

Traders 

S.  R.  Finlayson. 

G.  T.  Gwyn. 

H.  D.  Batcheller. 

u 

F.  S.  Jarvis. 

IC 

F  A  Brodie 

Embrun,  Ont. 

<< 

H.  W.  D.  Browne. 

Emerson,  M.. 

Ottawa  

A.  H.  Logan. 

Gananoque  . . . 

Merchants 

C.  A.  Lewis. 

Enderby 

Montreal 

A.  E.  Taylor. 

«« 

Toronto 

C.  V.  Ketchum. 

Englehart .... 

Union 

C.  P.  Turnbull. 

Garden  Hill, . . 

Traders 

Sub.  to  Port  Hope. 

Enterprise  . . . 

Northern  Crown 

W.  F.  M.  Dean. 

Gasp6,  Q 

Toronto 

S.  G.  Leonard. 

Erin,  Ont 

Union 

J.  W.  Flett. 

«< 

Nationale 

Alb.  DesRochers. 

Erskine,  Alta.. 

Traders  

F.  M.  Hughes. 

Georgetown  . . 

Hamilton 

W.  N.  McKay. 

Essex 

Imperial 

G.  J.  Lackner. 

" 

Merchants 

G.  C.  Lawren  ce.  Acting 

Northern  Crown 

G.  B.  McClelland. 

GilbertPl'ns,M 

Commerce 

C.  A.  Mercer. 

Estevan  

B.  N.  America.. 

C.  E.  La  Branche. 

" 

Sterling 

C.  W.  Buchanan,  Act. 

Hamilton 

J.  S.  Miller. 

Girvin,  Sask  . 

B.  N.  America 

A.  H.  D.  Parker,  Pro.  S 

Esterhazv,  S. . 

Union 

V.  S.  Ferguson. 

Glac6  Bay,  NS 

Royal 

J.  W.  Cameron. 

Everett,  Ont. . 

Sub.  to  Alliston. 
N.  D.  Hurdon. 

)i 

Montreal 

Nova  Scotia .... 

W.  0.  Monti zambert. 

Exeter,  Ont. . . 

Molsons 

M.  H.  Smith,  Pro, 

" 

Commerce 

G.  W.  Harrison. 

Gladstone  

Merchants 

C.  E.  Barthe. 

Eyebrow,  Sask 

Union 

H.  R.  McClung. 

«•          

Hamilton 

H,  E.  Johnstone. 

Fairville,  N.B. 

New  Brunswick. 

S.  M.  Beatteay. 

Gleichen,Alta. 

Commerce 

W.  R.  McKie. 

Farnham 

E.  Townships. .. 

G.  C.  Boright. 

" 

Traders - . 

J.  F.  Newton,  Acting. 

«« 

D'Hochelaga 

P.  E.  Normandin. 

Glen  Allen. . . . 

do      

Sub.  to  Elmira, 

Fenelon  Falls 

B.  N.  America.. 

W.  A.  Bishop. 

Glenavon,  S  . . 

Toronto 

S.  J.  George. 

'« 

Montreal 

R.  M.  Hamilton. 

Glenboro',  M. . 

Union 

E,  M.  O'Donnell. 

Fenwick  .   . . 

Union 

L.  G.  Calder. 

Northern  Crown 

W.  A.  Rowat. 

Fergus 

Imperial 

E.  C.  Robarts. 

Glencoe 

Traders  

M.  Macgougan. 

«• 

Traders  

J.  R.  McLachlin. 

'« 

Merchants 

H.  VonMetzke, 

Ferguson,  B.C. 

do       

W.  Macdonald. 

GlenEwen.Sas. 

Northern  Crown 

T,  E.  Maley. 

Fernie,  B.C. . . 

Commerce 

L.  A.  S.  Dack. 

Goderich,  Ont. 

Montreal 

W.  L.  Eliot. 

Hamilton 

James  R.  Lawry. 

*«        

Commerce 

R.  S,  Williams. 

<« 

Home 

John  Adair. 

<« 

Sterling 

A,  G.  Gamble, 

•  ' 

Imperial 

G.  I.  B.  Bell. 

«« 

Union 

W.  L.  Horton. 

Fillmore 

Union 

J.  G.  Harley -Mason,  Act 

Golden,  B.C.. 

Imperial 

J.  H.  D.  Benson. 

Finch 

Merchants 

Farmers 

A.  Chester. 
S.  E.  Burwell. 

Goodlands,  M. 
Gore  Bay 

Sub.  to  Lyleton. 
W.S.Chisholm,  Acting. 

Fingal 

Merchants 

Fleming,  Sask. 

Northern  Crown 

C.  H.  Wilson. 

Gorrie 

Hamilton 

H.  V,  Holmes. 

Flesherton. . . . 

Standard  

Geo.  Mitchell. 

Go  van,  Sask.. 

Northern  Crown 

A.  S.  Clancy. 

Florence,  Ont. 

Northern  Crown 

C.  F.  Kennedy,  Pro. 

Gowganda.... 

Imperial 

W.  Bourke. 

FoamLake.Sas 

do 

W.  J.  Baxter. 

'* 

Commerce 

J,  P.  Taillon. 

Fonthill 

Imperial 

H.  W.  Scarff. 

Grafton 

Standard  

J,  H.  McDowell,  Act'g. 

Fordwieh  (Tu. 

Qranby,  Q.... 

E.  Townships. .. 

A.  C.  Smith. 

and  Fri.). 
Forest,  Ont.  . . 

Hamilton 

Standard 

Wm.  Smith. 
J.  N.  Gordon. 

Grand  Coulee. 

Ottawa 

Hamilton 

J.  J.  Holmes, 

•♦    

Commerce 

H.  E.  Tylor. 

Grand  F'l8,NB 

Montreal 

W,M,G,DesBrisay. 

Molsons 

J.  D.  Livingston. 

«' 

Royal 

F.  W,  Hechler. 

Forget,  Sask. . 

Traders 

E.  W.  Bradish,  Acting. 

Gd.Forks,B.C. 

E.  Townships... 

A.  B,  Hood, 

Formosa,  0. . . 

Merchants 

Sub-Agency  to  Mildmay 

'• 

Royal 

G.  A.  Spink. 

Fort  Coulonge 

Ottawa  

J.  T.  Brook. 

Gr'dMananNB 

New  Brunswick. 

W.  L,  Baker. 

Fort  Erie 

SterUng  

J.  W.  Hamilton. 

Grand  M6re,Q 

Montreal 

H.  Simms. 

F't  Frances,  0. 

Commerce 

F.  M.  Gibson. 

Nationale 

G,  B.  Lafleur. 

Ft  George,  BC 

Traders  

H.  C.  Seaman. 

Grand  River,<^ 

Nova  Scotia . . . . 

B.  W.  Gavey. 

B.  N.  America.. 

L.  G.  MacHaffie. 

Nationale 

J.  0.  Boucher. 

F't  Qu'Appelle 
Fort  Saskatch- 

Imperial  

W.  R.  Thomson. 

Grand  Valley . 

Traders 

A.  Pow, 

Grandview,  M 

Commerce 

F,  W,  de  Mille, 

ewan,  Alberta 

Union 

A.  F.  S.  Tatum. 

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[1911 


PLACES. 

NAMES  OF  BANKS 

MANAaRR  OR   AGENT. 

PLACES. 

NAMES  OF  BANKS 

MANAGER  OR  AGENT, 

Granton,  Ont 

Merchants 

H.  A.  McEwen. 

Hastings,  Ont 

Toronto  

A.  U.  Bailey. 

Granum,  Alta 

Commerce 

Thomas  Andrews, 

Havelock  .... 

do      

P.  J.  Wright. 

Granum,  Alta 

Hamilton 

E.  G.  Wright, 

Ha  warden,  Sas 

Commerce..  .. 

H.  E.  Miller, 

Grassy  Lake,  A 
Gravenhurst.. 

Union 

E,  W,  Luckhardt,  Act. 

Hawkesb'rv,  C 

Ottawa 

H   S   Walker 

Dominion 

C.  A.  Gossage. 

Hazelton.B.C 

Union 

H,  H.  Little. 

Greenwood  BC 

Montreal 

W,  F,  Proctor, 

HebertvilleSta 

La  Banq.  Prov. 

G.  Duval. 

<« 

B.  N.  America. 

R,  A,  Chester,  Acting. 

Hedlev,  B.C.. 

B.  N,  America. 

H.  A.  Hincks. 

«' 

Commerce 

J.  T.  Beattie. 

Hem'ngford,  Q 

E.  Townships. . 

P,  H.  M.  Somerville. 

Grenfell,  Sask 

Dominion 

T.  Van  Someren. 

Henry ville,  Q. 

do 

Sub.  to  St.  Johns. 

Gretna,  Man.. 

Montreal 

R.  A.  Field. 

Hensall 

Molsons 

H.  Arnold. 

Grimsby 

Hamilton 

F.  W.  Pottenger. 

Hepworth 

Traders 

W.  O'C,  Ahem,  Acting. 

«' 

United  Empire. 

VVm.  Mitchell. 

Herbert,  Sask. 

Commerce 

R,  N,  Shaw. 

GriswoldVivi..' 

Merchants 

Sub.  to  Oak  Lake. 

Hespeler 

Merchants 

D.  A.  McMillan. 

Guelph,  Ont.. 

Dominion 

A.  R,  Sampson. 

r« 

Dominion 

R.  D.  Black. 

«< 

Montreal 

H.  Lockwood. 

Heward,  Sask. 

Hamilton 

R.  B,  Evans. 

"    !!.'!!!! 

Traders 

F.  J.  Winlow. 

Hickson,  Ont. 

Standard 

G.  W.  King,  Acting. 

•« 

Commerce 

J.  M.  Duff. 

Highgate  .... 

Molsons 

R.  B.  Samuel. 

««    

Metropolitan  . . . 

T.  G.  McMaster. 

High  Ri  v.,  Alta 

Union 

C.  A.  Gigot. 

(C 

Royal 

R.  L  Torrance. 

<< 

Commerce 

A.  G.  Verchfere 

Gull  Lake, Sag. 

Union 

E.  A.  Fowlie. 

" 

Northern  Crown 

J.  M.  Campbell'. 

•' 

Merchants 

«« 

Dominion 

F.  J.  Manning. 

Guernsey,  Sask 

Dominion 

F.  B.  Stephens. 

" 

Montreal 

H,  V,  Ardagh. 

Guysboro'N.S. 

Royal 

M.  Howard. 

Hillsborough . 

New  Brunswick. 

G.  H.  Bain. 

Hagfersville. . . 

Hamilton 

Imperial 

H.  L.  Selby. 

R.  P.  Schurman. 

Hillsburg,  Ont 
Hochelaga.... 

Union 

W.  Duthie, 

Hague,  Sask . . 

D'Hochelaga  ... 

Ant.  Gariepy. 

Ilaileybury   .. 

Union 

G.  A.  Bagshaw. 

Holden,  Alta. . 

Traders 

G.  E.  McVittie. 

i.      •' 

Ottawa 

J.  I.  Rankin. 

Holland,  Man. 

Union 

C.  J.  Crawley. 

"           ,[ 

Farmers 

L.  M.  Montgomery. 

Holstein,  0.   . 

Montreal 

Sub.  to  Mt.  Forest. 

Haliburton 

Sterling 

S.  B.  Elson,  Acting. 

Hosmer,  B.C.. 

do       

C.  B.  Winter. 

Halbrite.Sask. 

Standard 

J.  C.  Young. 

Howick 

E.  Townships . . . 

Sub,  to  Omistown. 

Halifax,  N.S.. 

B.N.  America... 
Nova  Scotia  .... 
Union,  Halifax. 

F.  Hope, 

R.  G.  Wallace. 

(Incorporated  with 

Hull 

La  Banq,  Prov.. 
Ottawa 

H.  A.  Champagne. 
D.  Robertson. 

<t 

«« 

"  *...!!!!.! 

Montreal 

Sub.  to  Ottawa,  P.  J.  C. 

Royal  Bank). 

Macdonnell,  Act.Sub. 

«« 

Royal,  N'th  End 

A,  V,  Smith. 

HumbjldtSask 

Commerce 

E,  R,  Jarvis. 

«« 

do     

G.  A.  Taylor. 

Union 

G.  A.  Campbell. 

<• 

do  South  End . . 

W.  F.  Mitchell. 

Humberstone. 

Imperial 

Sub.  to  Pt.  Colborne. 

•• 

Montreal,  N.  End 

E.  C.  Helsby. 

Huntingdon,  Q 

E.  Townships... 

C.  W.  Thomas. 

« 

do      

W.  B,  Graveley. 

Huntsville.... 

Dominion 

A.  H.  Black. 

«« 

Commerce 

D,  Macgillivray. 

Iberville,  Q... 

St.  Ilyacinthe.. 

J.  F.  Moreau. 

<< 

New  Brunswick. 

L.  Robertson. 

«• 

E.  Townships.    . 

Sub.  to  St.  Johns. 

«« 

Merchants 

F.  M.  Scarff. 

Ilderton...!."! 

Home 

W.  E.  Hanley,  Pro. 

Hamilton 

Hamilton 

J.  P.  Bell. 

Indian  Head.. 

Union 

G.  M.  Upham. 

do  Barton  St.  Br. 

W.  G,  Harvey. 

Hamilton 

W.  L.  Birnie. 

" 

do  North  End  Br 

R.  B,  Davis. 

««           '' 

Montreal 

J.  D.  Irvine. 

"         . 

do  Deering  Br.. 

W.  G.  Harvey. 

Ingersoll 

Tradei-8 

M.  C.  Elliott. 

" 

do  East  End  Br. 

B.  O.  Hooper. 

<t 

Merchants 

S.  C.  Rapley,  Acting. 

"          ... '. 

do  West  End  Br. 

M,  B,  Morden. 

"       ....'. . 

Imperial 

C.  White. 

«« 

B.  N.  America. . . 
doWesfgh'seA 

J,  J,  Morrison. 
J.  Stephen. 

<< 
Inglewood,  0., 

Royal 

G.  Batcheller. 

«•          '"'" 

Northern  Crown 

F.  J.  Hunter,  Acting. 

«« 

do.  Victoria  Av. 

A.  S.  Minnion. 

Innerkip 

Standard 

A.  W.  McLaughlin, Act. 

<c 

Dominion 

do.  East  End  Br, 

}w.  K.  Pearce. 

Innisfail,  Alta. 

Union 

VV.  R.  Wilson. 

(i 

Commerce 

Wm.  Ililborn. 

"         .... 

Montreal 

J.  0.  Wilgress. 

Innisfree.Alta. 

do. 

W.  J.  F.  R0S.S,  Acting. 

11 

do  B'rt'n&Vic. 

C,  E,  Counsell. 

Inverness,  N.S 

Royal 

E.  J.  Johnston, 

(i 

Merchants 

Traders 

G,  V,  J.  Greenhill. 
A  B.  Ord. 

Inwood,  Ont.. 

Quebec 

H,  Hatch, 

"         .... 

Northern  Crown 

J,  F.  Black,  Acting. 

««               ' 

do.  East  End  Br. 
do.  Market.... 

J.  A.  Laird. 
VV  C.  Lannin. 

Irma,  Alta 

Union 

Sub.  to  Wainwright, 
R.  B,  Davison,  Sub. 

"         ... 

««       WW 

Oommerce 

D.  B.  Dewar. 

Iroquois,  0... 

Molsons 

R.  Barnhart. 

"         '.'.'.. 

Molsons 

W.  S.  Connolly. 

Irricana,  Alta. 

Northern  Crown 

A.  V,  McLean. 

«« 

do    Market  Br. 

Sub.  to  Hamilton. 

Irvine,  Alta. . . 

Union 

E,  H.  Bally,  Sub, 

'.'.'.'. 

Imperial 

F.  S.  Glassco. 

Isabella,  Man.  ] 

Northern  Crown 

0,  G.  Thompson. 

<i 

^ova  Scotia  .... 

Blair  Robertson. 

Islay,  Alta.... 

Merchants 

VV.  B.  Cairns. 

««         '[][ 

United  Empire. . 

R.  F,  King. 

Isle  Verte.Q.. 

Rationale 

Sub.  to  Fraserrille, 

"         /... 

do     Locke  St. 

3,  H,  Pennefather. 

Islington,  0  .. 

Jnited  Empire. . 

D.  L.  Streight, 

«• 

Royal 

B,  G.  Winans. 

Ituna,  Sask. . . 

B.  N.  America. . 

P.  Widmer. 

Hamiota,Man". 

lamilton 

\.  W.  Rutherford. 

Jacquet  River  1 

Royal 

W.  A.  Clarke. 

«• 

Jnion ( 

3.  L.  Thring. 

" 

Vova  Scotia  .... 

li.  G.  Irons. 

Hampton,  N  B 

^ew  Brunswick, 

\,  N.  McLean. 

Janetville 

•"armei-a 

Sub.  to  Lindsa3\ 

Hanley,  Sask.. 

>forthern  Crown 
dominion 

\Y.  F.  Leicester. 
\.  J.  Ferguson. 

"      (Wed.) 
Jansen,  Sask.. 

lome   

Sub.  to  Lindsay. 

Jnion 

N.  D.  Gordon,  Ac't  in  C. 

Hanover 

Merchants 

I.  H.  Adams. 

Jarvis 

lamilton 

J.  A.  Campbell. 

Royal 

VI.  J.  Muter. 

Jasper 

Metropolitan  , . . 

Sub.  to  Brockville. 

Hantsport,  ivs 

Vew  Brunswick. 

F.  G.  Burr, 

Jeune-Lorette. 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

Cyril  Renaud. 

Hardisty.Alta.  ( 

;;!ommerce  

W.  R.  Alger. 

Joliette 

D'Hochelaga. , . . 

3.  Beaumier. 

Har.GraoeNfd  J 

*^ova  Scetia  . . . .  . 

^  A.  Templeton 

"      

V^ationale 

F.  J.  Dorien. 

HarrietsvilleOI 

Sfova  Scotia....  i 

3ub.  to  Belmont, 

"       

Royal 

J.  H.  Du  Sault. 

Harris,  Sask . .  I 

Northern  Crown  i 

S..  Brownridge. 

"      1 

E.  Townships... 

3uy  Larnothe. 

Harriston S 

Standard \ 

N:  a.  Glenney. 

Jonquierfes,  Q. 

'Rationale 

Sub.  to  Chicoutimi. 

'raders ' 

V.  G.  Turnbull. 

Jordan  Stat'n.  > 

sterling 

W.  M.  Kirkwood,  Act. 

Harrow 

mperial \ 

V.  T.  Henderson. 

Jordan  and 

Harrowsmith. 

Metropolitan  ...  I 

).  H.  Kennedy. 

Vineland....  I 

mperial 

Sub.  to  St.  Catharines. 

Hartland.N.B. 

Montreal 1 

».  J.  E.  Graham. 

Karaloopg.B.C.  ( 

:!ommeroe 

3.  S.  Holt 

Hartney,  Man. 

Jnion I 

^.  H.  Sutherland. 

1 

lamilton 

\.  H.  Skey. 

Hastings,  Ont. 

do    ( 

:!.  B.  Beamish. 

1 

mperial 1 

R.  A.  Bethune, 

1911] 


BANKS  IN  CANADA,  WITH  THEIR  BRANCHES,  ETC. 


65 


Kamsack,  Sask 
Kaslo,  B.  C... 

Kearney 

Keene 

Keewatin,  O. . 
Kelliher,  Sask. 
Kelowna,  B.C. 

Kemptville,  O. 

Kenilworth . . . 
Kenmore,  Ont. 
Kennedy, Sask 
Kenora O 


Kens'gt'n,  PEI 
Kentville,  N.S. 

Kenton,  Man. . 
Keremeos,  BC 
Kerr  Robert,  S 

Kerwood 

Killaloe 

Killam,  Alfca.  . 
Killarney,  M . . 

Kinburn,  O. .. 
Kincardine. . . . 

Kinder8ley,Sas 

King  City,  O. ! 
Kingston,  O.. 


Kingsville,  O. 

Kinistino.Sask 
Kinley,  Sask . . 

Kinmount 

KintaiI,Ont... 
Kipling,  Sask. 

Kirkfield 

Kirkton  

Kisley,  Sask., 
Knowlton,  Q 


NAMES  OF  BANKS.       MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 


Kronau,  Sask, 
L'Assomption 

L'Original 

Lachine 


Lachine  Locks 

Lachuta 

do      

LacoUe 

Lacombe.Alta. 


Ladner,  B.C. . . 
Ladysniith  . . . 

Lajord,  Sask . . 
Lakefield,  Ont. 

Lakeside 

Lambton  Mills 

Lanark 

Lancaster  

Landis,  Sask.  . 

Lang,  Sa$k 

Langdon.Alta. 
Langenb'g,  Sas 
Langham.Sosk 


Lanigan 

Lansdowne,  O 
Laprairie .  ... 
Lashburn,  Sas. 
Latchford.Ont 
La  Tuque,  Q.. 
Laura,  Sas)c. . . 


Commerce 

B.  N.  America. . . 

Sterling 

Toronto  

Ottawa 

B.  N.  America . . 

Montreal 

Royal 

Ottawa 

Union 

Roj-al 

Ottawa 

Toronto 

Imperial 

Ottawa 

Traders  

New  Brunswick. 

Nova  Scotia 

Royal 

Hamilton 

E.  Townships. .. 

Union 

Farmers 

Sterling 

Merchants 

Union 

Hamilton 

Union 

Merchants 

Traders 

Union 

Commerce. . . . 

Montreal 

Merchants 

Standard  

B.  N.  America. 

Montreal 

Northern  Crown 
Commerce 
Toronto.. . 

Molsons . . 

Union 

Ottawa  . . 
Northern  Crown 

Farmers 

Sterling 

Toronto 

Sterling 

Molsons 

Merchants 

Molsons 

E.  Townships. . . 

Standard  

D'Hochelaga. . . . 

Sterling 

Merchants 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

Molsons 

Ottawa 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 
E.  Townships . . . 

Merchants 

Union 

Royal 

Commerce 

Royal 

Standard  

Traders 

Farmers 

Molsons 

Ottawa 

VIerchants 

Union 

do     

do     

Toronto 

Commerce 

Northern  Crown 

Union 

Commerce 

Merchants 

D'Hochelaga  . . . 

Commerce 

do       

Quebec. .  .^ 


C.  L.  Miles,  Acting. 

J.  H.  Brookes. 

H.  W.  Nixon,  Acting. 

A.  S.  A.  Smith. 

John  Hood. 

J.  S.  Uren. 

P.  DuMoulin. 

A.  A.  Gow. 

H.  Swan. 

R.  L.  Brown. 

W.  C.  Koenig,  Sub. 

Sub.  to  Russell. 

W.  E.  Morgan. 

Jas.  Walker. 

N.  O.  Lee. 

H.  E.  Armstrong. 

J.  S.  Sutherland. 

J.  H.  Lombard. 

A.  A.  Thomson. 

A.  S.  Bowes. 

W.  D.  Lawson,  Acting, 

VV.  C.  Hammond. 

E.  A.  Thompson. 

L.  W.  Cameron. 

A.  D.  Jardine,  Pro. 

J.  M.  Baldwin. 

H.  L.  Rogers. 

E.  C.  McLeod,  Sub. 
A.  M.  Smith. 
VV.  H.  Roper. 

C.  C.  King. 
W.  V.  Gordon. 
H.  A.  Fleury. 
G.  E.  Hague. 
H.  E.  Richardson. 
Jeremy  Taylor. 

A.  J.  Macdonell. 

D.  Murray. 
P.  C.  Stevenson. 
Geo.  B.  McKay, 
H.  P.  D.  Evans. 

B.  S.  Sheldon. 

C.  H.  Wood. 
G.  A.  Sneath. 

F.  C.  Foran. 
Sub.  to  Dungannon. 
A.  N.  McDonald. 

E.  Musgrove. 
Sub.  to  St.  Mary's. 
H.  E.  Macdonald,  Act. 
R.  J.  M.  Webbe. 
J.  M.  O'Halloran. 
A.  H.  Rogers. 
H.  V.  Jarry. 
J  A  Pharand 
W.  J.  MacGowan. 
L.  A.  Achim. 
Sub.  to  St.  Henri. 

R.  Parris. 

H.  Dumouchel. 
Sub.  to  St.  John's. 
A.  Belcher. 
W.  F.  Graham. 
K.  D.  Simpson. 
L.  M.  De  Gex. 
W.  W,  Read. 
A.  H.  Rogers. 
J.  M.  Duck. 
A  Munro. 

Sub.  to  West  Toronto 
H.  W.  Cram. 
H.  R.  Lewis. 
H.  L.  Williams. 

F.  J.  Willis. 
H.  R.  Roach,  Acting. 

G.  W.  Baton. 

A.  W.  White. 
W.  G.  Bell. 
W.  H.  Clare. 

B.  P.  Alley. 
R.  F.  Hurigerford. 
J.  A.  Dulude. 
J.  H.  Dent. 
J.  A.  Clark. 
F.  L  Ritchie. 


Northern  Crown'F.  J.  Mooney, 


Lawrencetown 
Lawrencev'leQ 
LawrenceSlaO 
Leamington 


Leduc,  Alberta 
Lefaivre.. . 

Lef  roy 

Lemberg,  Sask 
Lennoxville,  Q 

Lenore  

L'Epiphanie.Q 
Lethb'dge,  Alb 


Levis,  Q. 


Lindsay,  Ont. 


NAMES  OF  BANKr<.       MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 


Linwood 

Lip  ton,  Sask. 
L'Islet,  Q.... 
Lion's  Head  . 
Listowel,  Ont. 

Little  Britain . 
Little  Current 
Liverpool.N.S. 

Lloydminst'rS 

Lockwood,  Sas 
Lockeport,N.S 
London.  . . 


London  East 

North 
Londond'yN.S 
Longueuil  . . . 
Loreburn,  Sas. 

Louisburg 

Louise  ville.Q. 
Lucan 


Lucknow . 


Lumsden.Assa 

Lunenb'g.N.S. 

Luseland.Sask 
Lyleton,  Man. 
L^'nden,  Ont. . 

Lynd  hurst 

Mabou,  N.S... 
MacGregor,M. 
Macklin,  Sask. 
Macleod,  Alta. 


Royal  

E.  "Townships. . . 

Home 

Traders 

Merchants 

Union 

Merchants 

Sterling 

do      

Union 

E.  Townships. .. 

Ottawa 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

Union 

do  N'rthWard 

Montreal 

Commerce 

Imperial 

Merchants 

Toronto 

Molsons 

E.  Townships. . . 

Royal 

Montreal 

Nationale 

B.  N.  America.. 

Montreal 

Dominion 

Standard  

Commerce 

Farmers 

Home 

Metropolitan  . . . 

Royal 

Nationale 

Traders 

Hamilton 

Imperial 

Standard 

Merchants 

Nova  Scotia 

Royal 

Commerce 

Northern  Crown 
do 

Royal 

B.  N.  America.. 

do.   Market  Sq. 

Merchants 

Montreal 

Commerce 

Molsons 

Toronto  

do.  N,  End  Br. 
Dominion 

do  London  E . . 

Home 

Imperial 

Nova  Scotia 

Royal 

Toronto  

do      

Royal 

B.  N.  America . . 

Hamilton 

Royal 

D'Hochelaga 

Merchants 

Standard 

Hamilton  

Molsons 

Union 

Royal 

do    

Montreal 

Union 

Home 

Traders 

Merchants 

Royal 

Merchants 

Union 

do    

Commerce 

Northern  Crown 
B.  N.  America. . 


F  G.  Palfrey. 

Sub.  to  Eastman. 

A.  F,  Scott. 

Jas.  Watson. 

W.  A.  Burrows. 

W.  B.  Dunn. 

G.  Wurster,  Acting. 

SubAgen'y  to  L'Original 

H.  J.  Read. 

H.  A.  Tubby. 

H.  A.  C.  Scarth. 

Sub.  to  Virden. 

Geo.  Dufort. 

G.  R.  Tinning. 

Sub.  to  Lethbrid  e. 

R.  F.  Reeve. 

C.  G.  K.  Nourse. 

VV.  R.  Seatle. 

C.  R.  Young. 

T.  W.  McEachern. 

K.  D.  J.  C.  Johnson. 

J.  A.  R.  Rome,  Acting. 

J.  M.  Aitken. 

L.  J.  Webster. 

N.  Lavoie,  Jr. 

P.  C.  Harrison,  Sub.  . 

H.  B.  Black. 

Robt.  Ross. 

F.  F.  Loosemore. 
H.  A.  Holmes. 
Gordon  Dickson. 
A.  B.  McGill. 

G.  L,  Ziegler. 

C.  K.  Ervin. 
J.  A.  Turmel. 
T.  H.  Pringle. 
J.  M.  Campbell. 

D.  G.  Roy. 

C.  S.  Thompson,  Act'g. 
J.  B.  Wallace. 
C.  H.  Brown 

E.  R.  Mulhall. 
H.  B.  Haines. 
G.  C.  Hodson. 

F.  M.  Matheson 
J.  R.  Frizzle. 

G.  B.  Gerrard. 
G.  F.  Pearson,  Sub. 
J.  E.  Magee. 
A.  H.  Beddome. 
Jelfery  Hale. 
G.  B.  Patteson. 
J.  Pringle. 

Sub  Branch  to  London. 
C.  A.  Ross. 
C.  A.  Ross. 
W.  J.  Hill. 
R.  Arkell. 

C.  M.  Manning. 

F.  E.  Karn, 
J.  C.  McDonald. 
Sub.  to  London. 
A.  F.  Macdonald. 
E.  F.  Racey. 
J.  D.  McLeod. 
W.  B.  Meynell. 
J.  E.  Turgeon. 
II.  A.  McEvvan. 
John  Fox. 
J.  H.  McCoy. 

G.  H.  Smith. 
E.  E.  Irwin. 

E.  J.  Quirk. 
R.  S.  Currie. 
G.  N.  C.  Hawkins. 
T.  J.  Honeywell. 
J.  B.  Lorimer. 
G.  Filshie,  Acting. 
Sub.  to  Delta. 
VV.  F.  Dorward 

D.  B.  White. 

F.  W.  Shaw. 

G.  M.  Proud. 
W.  G.  Lynch. 
P.  II.  Douglas. 
N.  V.  R.  Huus. 


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[1911 


PLACES. 

NAMES  OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 

PLACES. 

NAMES   OF  BANKS. 

manager  or  agent. 

Macoun,  Sask. 

'"Northern  Crown 

H.  Westergaard. 

Milverton 

[lamilton 

R.  J.  Ranney. 

Madoc,  Ont... 

Dominion 

F.  Cottle. 

"          

Metropolitan.... 

C.  G.  Walker. 

Magog,  Q 

E.  Townships  .. 

A.  W.  Watson. 

Minden,  Ont.. 

Sterling 

A.  Cass,  Acting. 

Magrath,  Alta 

Montreal 

R.  S.  Mabee.  Act.  Sub. 

Miniota,  Man.. 

^forthern  Crown 

A.  C.  Thompson. 

Mahone  Bay.. 

do       

H.  E.  Rudderham. 

Minitonas,   M. 

Toronto  

J.  W.  McEachern. 

Maisonneuve. . 

Toronto  

F,  W.  Lamprey. 

Minto,  Man.  . . 

Union 

G.  T.  Fenwick. 

D'Hochelaga  . . . 

D.  Dion. 

Minnedosa,  M. 

do    

E.  0.  Denison. 

« 

Molsons 

0.  Hudon. 

"        

Hamilton 

Frank  Pearson. 

Maitland,  N.S. 

Royal 

r.  A.  Fraser. 

Mis'onCity.BC 

Commerce 

K.  V.  Munro. 

Mallorytown  0 

Northern  Crown 

Sub.  to  Brockville. 

Mitchell 

Merchants 

F.  A.  Mann. 

Malton 

Oominion 

A.  M.  Bethune. 

<•        

[lamilton 

N.  G.  Schafer. 

Manitou,  Man . 

Hamilton 

R.  Swinton. 

Monarch,  Alta. 

Commerce 

C.  H.  Anderson. 

Union 

H.  Dunsford. 
W.  C.  Burpee. 

Monoton 

II 

Montreal 

!^ova  Scotia 

R.  Clark. 

Maniwaki.Q.. 

Ottawa  

H.  J.  Gordon. 

Mannville.Alt. 
Manor,  Sask.. 

Merchants  .... 

VV.  Prest. 

•I 

Royal 

F.  McDougall. 
A.  E.  Williams. 

Northern  Crown 

L.  VV.  Lyons. 

'•     ! ! ! ! ! 

New  Brunswick. 

Manotick   .... 

Union 

D.  B.  Oliver. 

•«     

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

0.  H.  Boudreau. 

Mansonville  . . 

S.  Townships. .. 

VV.  Lynch. 

Monkton,  6  . 

Sterling 

F.  W^.  Armstrong,  Act'g. 

Maple  C'k  Sask 

Merchants 

VV.  0.  Joy. 

Montatrue,PEI 

Commerce 

L.  H.  Coffin. 

Jnion 

D.  N.  McLean. 

Mont-Carmel, 

Maple 

Standard  

J.  B.  McLean. 

Kam.,  Q.... 

Nationale 

Sub.  Ag'y  to  St.  Pascal. 

.f 

Sterling 

0.  B.  Henry. 

Montmagny  Q. 

do       

A.  Moisan. 

Marbleton .... 

3.  Townships... 

L.  P.  Bishop. 

II 

Quebec 

E.  P.  Weary. 

Margaret,  M . . 
MarieviUe .... 

Hamilton 

H.  B.  Gemmill. 

Montmartre,  S 

Toronto  

B.  J.  Cleland. 

S.  Townships . . . 

A.  J.  Choquette,  Act'g. 

Montreal    .... 

Montreal 

H.  V.  Meredith. 

Markdale 

Merchants  

A.  Macpherson. 

C.  W.  Dean,  Assistant. 

Markham  .... 

Standard 

H.  S.  Adam. 

do  W.  E.  Br.... 

D.  B.  Macpherson,  Sub, 

Metropolitan .... 

VV.  M.  Oliver. 

'*          

doHochelaga... 

J.  H.  Hudson,  Sub. 

Marmora 

Dominion 

W.  G.  Avery. 

"          .... 

do  Papineau  Av. 

C.  B.  Robin,  Sub. 

Marsh  ville.... 

[mperial 

Sub.  to  Port  Colborne. 

do  Peel  St 

H.  T.  Allen,  Sub  Agt.  - 

Marquis,  Sask. 

Hamilton 

A.  E.  Martin. 

do  Pt.  St.  Chas. 

G.  S.  Low,  Sub. 

Martintown  .. 

Ottawa  

J.  F.  Moffatt. 

"         .... 

do  Seigneurs  St. 

G.C.Smith,  Sub.  Agent 

Maryfle'd,Sask 

Union 

H.  C.  Samis. 

doS.A.d'B'lle'ue 

E.  H.  C.  Smith,  Sub. 

Marysville.N  B 

VIontreal 

Sub.  to  Fredericton. 

do  St.  Henri.... 

J.  F.  Grant,  Sub.  Agent 

Massey,  0  . . . . 

Traders  

W.  G.  Stephenson. 

Mont'l,  Westm't. 

G.E.F.Aylmer,Sub,  Agt 

Matane,  Q.... 

Nationale 

H.  Tessier,  Acting. 

*'         ... 

Merchants 

D.  C.  Macarow. 

Matheson,  0.. 

Traders 

G.  A.  Love,  Acting. 

"          .... 

do.  East  End . . 

J.  Mondor. 

Mather,  Man. . 

Hamilton 

W.  King. 

do.  West  End.. 

W.  B.  Scott. 

Mattawa 

Ottawa 

E.  L.  Rowan-Legg. 

do  1330  S.  Law.  St 

E.  G.  St.  Jean. 

Maxville,  Ont. 

do      

F.  V.  Massey. 

do  1866  S.  La  W.St 

F.  X.  Leduc. 

Mayniont,  Sas. 

Northern  Crown 

J.  E.  Trottier. 

"          .... 

Molsons 

Jas.  Elliot,  Gen'l  Mgr. 

Maynooth 

Metropolitan  . . . 

A.  H.  Montgomery,  Ac*. 

do  St.  James  . . 

T.  Beresford  Phepoe. 

McTaggart  . . . 

Standard  

E.  V.  Illsey. 

"          .... 

do  St.  Cath.  St. 

F.  VV.  G.  Johnson. 

Meadowvale . . 

Merchants 

Sub.  to  Brampton. 

do  St.  Henri. . . 

M.  S.  Stevenson. 

Meaford 

Molsons 

D.  A.  Ferguson. 

do  Mark.&Har. 

J.  Dinham  Molson. 

Merchants 

J.  A.  Simpson. 
H.  E.  Todd. 

do  Maisonneuve 

C.  Hudon. 

MedicineHatA 

do        

Cote  des  Neiges 

D.  Ducharme,  Acting. 

Conmierce 

H.  M.  Stewart. 

D'Hochelaga.  .. 

D.  Ducharme,  Acting. 

II 

Union 

S.  T.  Hopper. 

St.  James  St. 

F.  G.  Leduc. 

«» 

Montreal 

R.  M.  Napier,  Acting. 

"          .... 

do  Mt.  Royal  Ave 

J.  E.  G^n^reux. 

Megantic 

do      

F.  D.  Widder. 

do  DelorimierAv 

0.  L.  Baillargeon. 

*^»i 

E.  Townships. .. 

G.  M.  Thompson. 

do  St. Cath. St.  E. 

E.  J.  Chartiez. 

Melita,  Man.!! 

Union 

A,  B.  Jamieson. 

do  Centre  Br. 

Jules  Hamel. 

Northern  Crown 

VV.  H.  Hambly. 

"          

doN.DameSt.W. 

Jules  Trepannier. 

Melfort.Sasic!! 

Hamilton 

L.  A.  Wright. 

do  Hochelaga. . . 

Ant.  Gariepy. 

i« 

Commerce 

H.  J.  Neale. 

do  Maisonneuve 

D.  Dion. 

Melbourne  . . . 

Union 

J.  E.  Drinkwater. 

do  St.  Henry 

G.  Itzweire. 

Home 

H.  D.  A.  MacKenzie. 

"          

do  Pt.  St.  Chas.. 

A.  Genand. 

Melville,  SaskV. 

Merchants 

I.  R.  Shaneman. 

"         .... 

do  Tn.  St.  Louis 

A.  Lewis. 

Commerce 

A.  N.  Strang. 

Du  Pecple 

In  liquidation. 

"    !! !! ! 

Dominion 

W.  A.  Radcliff. 

"          

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

T.  Bienvenu  Gen.  Mgr. 

Merlin  .!!!!!! 

Molsons 

T.  S.  Woods,  Agent. 

do  PI.  d'Armes. 

M.  Larose. 

Merrickville  . . 

Union 

J.  M.  Church. 

" 

do  408  Rachel  E. 

C.  A.  Roy. 

Merritt,  B.C.. 

Montreal 

S.  L.  Smith,  Acting. 

do  103  Rue  Rov. 

A.  Larose. 

Metcalfe,  Ont. 

Union 

F.  N.  Amey. 

"          

do  742  R.  Ont.  E 

J.  Leblanc. 

Meteghan,NS 

Royal 

T.  B.  O'Connell. 

do  848Not.D'e.W 

A.  E.  Prudhomme. 

Michel,  B.C. . . 

Imperial 

Sub  to  Fernie. 

"          

do  972R.Beaub'n 

Geo.  L.  Marsolais. 

Miami 

Hamilton 

H.  V.  Coppinger. 

do  E.  Abbattoirs 

Exchange  Office  only. 

Midale,  Sask.. 

Standard  

J.  C.  Young. 

"          

doSt.Cun6gonde 

J.  E.  Leduc. 

Middleton.N.S 

Royal 

C.  E.  Jubien. 

Quebec,  Pl.d'Ar-s 

Allan  McDougall. 

Commerce 

C.  W.  Montgomery. 

do  Atwater  Ave 

L.  de  G.  Garand. 

Midland,  0... 

Standard 

H.  J.  Craig. 

do  St.  Cath.  St. 

L.  G.  Balcer. 

B.  N.America,.. 

R.  A,  Robinson. 

"          .. .. 

Toronto  

T.  F.  How. 

14     !! !!! 

Hamilton 

T.  A.  Richardson. 

do  B'd  Trade  Br. 

J.  Godfrey  Bird. 

Midway, 'b."c!! 

E.  Townships... 

Sub  Ag,  to  Grand  Forks 

Toronto  St.  Cath. 

Mildmay 

Merchants 

A.  A.  Werlich. 

&  Guy  St.  Br. 

E.  H.  Fuller. 

Milestone  Sas 

Union 

W.  B.  Steele. 
W.  J.  Savage. 

!!     ■■" 

do  Pt.  St.Ch's  Br 
Commerce 

Sub  to  Board  of  Trade. 

Commerce 

H.  B.  Walker. 

Milk  Ri  v.,  Alta 

do         

A.  J.  Maynard. 

Wm.  Leggat,  Asst. 

Millbank 

Farmers 

D.  E.  Milne. 

do  West  End.... 

H.  B.   Parsons. 

Millbrook 

Toronto 

H.  A.  Sims. 

"     .. . . 

B.N.America... 

H.  Stikeman,  Gen.Mgr. 

Mille  Roches. . 

Sterling 

F.  W.  Doherty. 

H.  B.  Mackenzie,  Supt. 

Milner,  B.C. . . 

Hamilton 

VV.  Charles. 

of  B'ches,  J.  Elmsly. 

Milton 

do       

H.  P.  Wanzer. 

J.  R.  Ambrose.  Sub. 

Metropolitan  . . . 

W.  B.  Clements. 

"     . . . . 

B.  N.  America, 

,  , 

iFarmera 

H.  M.  McKenzie. 

365St.Cath.W 

H.  S.  Grindley,  Sub. 

1911] 


BANKS  IN  CANADA,  WITH  THEIR  BRANCHES,  ETC. 


67 


Montreal 


Moorefield 

Moose  Creek. . 
MooseJaw.Sag 


Moosoinin,  Sas 
Morden,  M 


Morris,  M 

Morrisburg.  . . 

Morse,  Sask. . . 
Mortlach,  Sask 
Mount  Albert 
Mountain,  Ont 
Mount  Brydg's 
Mount  Elgin. 
Mount  Forest 

Moyie,  B.C.! 
Muirkirk,  0. . 
Murray  Bay,Q 
Nakusp,  B.C. 
Nanaiino.B.C 


Nanton,  Alta 


Napanee 


Napinka 

Nashville,  O.. 
Nawayo,  Assa. 
Neepawa,Man. 


Nelson,  B.C. . 


NTAMKS  OF  BANKS.      MANAGER  OR  AQBNT. 


Nestleton 

Netherhill .... 

Neustadt 

Neudorf,  Sask 
Neuville,  Q. ., 
Newboro',Ont 

Newburgh 

N'w  Carlisle.  Q 
Newcastle,  O 

Newcastle.N  B 

Newdale,  Man 
N.  Dayton,  Alt 


Nationale 

Union  

Royal 

do     

do  StCath.StW. 

do      West  End 

do      Annex... 

do      West  .... 

Nova  Scotia 

Ottawa 

do  Fairm'nt  Av 

Imperial 

Dominion . . 

do  Bleury  St.. 

do  Guy  St.  Br., 
do  St.Laur.  B'd 
cor.  Pr.  Arthur 

E.TownshipsCen 
do  E.  End 
do      W.  End 

Sterling 

Traders 

Hamilton 

Ottawa 

Union 

Hamilton 

Commerce 

Imperial 

Northern  Crown 

Royal 

Dominion 

Montreal 

Home 

Union 

Commerce 

Union 

Hamilton 

Merchants 

Molsons 

Ottawa 

Commerce 

Hamilton 

Dominion 

Ottawa 

Union 

Traders  

Montreal 

Traders 

Imperial 

Merchants 

Nationale 

Commerce 

do        

Merchants 

Royal ... 

Commerce 

Hamilton 

Merchants 

Dominion 

Northern  Crown 

Merchants . . . 

Imperial 

Merchants. .  . 

Union  

Merchants.. . 

Commerce. . . 

Home 

Commerce  . . 

Montreal    . . . 

Royal 

Imperial 

Farmers 

Union 

Hamilton  . . . 

Union 

Nationale. . . . 

Union 

Standard .... 

Nationale. . . . 

Traders 

Standard .... 

Nova  Scotia. . 

Royal 

Union 

Commerce. . . 


L.  DeGuiae. 

A.  S.  Jarvis. 

E.  L.  Pease,  Gen.  Man. 

W.  M.  Botsford. 

J.  J.  Keyes. 

J.  W.  Fulton. 

W.  8.  Greene. 

E.  S.  Gallop. 
W.  P.  Hunt. 

F.  Cole. 

A.  W.  Laing. 
.J.  A.  Richardson. 
J.  Hadyn  Horsey. 
W.  T.  Gwyn,  Asst. 
N.  L.  Lauchland. 

G.  P.  Reiffenstein. 


B.  Austin. 

E.  L.  Sleeper. 

M.  A.  Macfarlane. 

F.  H.  Marsh. 
F.  W.  Bain. 

A.  M.  Carthew. 
Sub.  to  Maxville. 

G.  Vicq. 
S.  S.  DuMoulin. 

E.  M.  Saunders. 
W.  R.  Scott. 

K.  F.  Dewar. 
.J.  A.  Taylor. 
M.  J.  Torrance. 
J.  S.  Holmested, 

F.  G.  Nickerson. 

F.  K.  Wilson. 

D.  I.  Forbes. 
R.  Alleyn. 

J.  R.  Sloane. 
W.  A.  Young. 
W.  Wallace. 

B.  A.  Herring. 
R.  N.  Shaw. 
W.  G.  Reid. 

Sub.  to  Kemptville. 
J.  E.  J.  Aston. 
Sub.  to  Tillsonburg. 

E.  B.  Yule. 

G.  J.  Reid. 

Sub.  to  Cranbrook. 
Sub.  to  West  Lome. 
A.  E.  Couet. 
H.  L.  Rothwell. 

E.  H.  Bird. 

F.  M.  Hacking. 
W.  A.  Schwartz. 

C.  F.  A.  Gregory. 
W.  Matthew. 

W.  A.  Bellhouse. 
Dudley  L.  Hill. 
R.  G.  H.  Travers. 
W.  Jardine. 
Sub.  to  Bolton. 

G.  B.  Chadwick,  Pro. 

F.  S.  Lewis. 
H.  W.  Nesbitt. 
C.  Ballard. 

C.  E.  Graham. 

•T.  L.  Buchan. 

Le  B.  De  Veber. 

A.  B.  Netherby. 

J.  M.  Lay. 

Sub.  to  Lindsay. 

H.  M.  Butler,  Acting. 

J.  E.  McGuire. 

W.  Thompson,  Acc'nt. 

G.  Bernier. 
Jos.  Gallagher. 
J.  K.  Eraser. 
H.  A.  B6dard. 
W.  G.  Bryans. 
S.  Alcorn. 

W.  J.  Jardine. 
E.  A.  McCurdv 
H.  L.  McGill.  ' 
A.  J.  Maynard. 


NAMES  OF  BANKS.       MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 


N.Denver,  BC 
N. Glasgow,  NS 
N.  Glasgow,  NS 


New  Dundee. . 
New  Hamb'rg. 

Newington  . . . 
New  Michel. . . 
NewNorway,  A 
N.  Liskeard.  . 

NewRi'hm'd.Q 
N.Wat'rf'd,NS 
N.VVmnstr.BC 


Newmarket. 


Newton ville  .. 
Niagara  Falls. 


*'  Cent'e 
"  South 

Niag.-on-Lake 

Nicolet,  Q.... 

Nicola,  B.C. . . 

Ninga,  Man.  . . 

Nipigon 

Nokomis,  Sask 


No.  Augusta,  O 
N.Battlef'd.Sk 


North  Bay . . 


North  Gower . 
North  Hatley. 
N.  Sydney, N.S. 

N.Vanc'v'r,BC 
Norton,  N.B.. 

Nerval 

Norwich 

it 

Norwood  

Notre  Dame  de 

Charny 

Oak  Lake,  M.. 
Oak  River,  M . 
Oakville,  Ont.. 


Montreal 

Nova  Scotia. ..  . 

Royal 

Commerce 

New  Brunswick. 

Dominion 

Standard 

Hamilton 

Sterling 

Imperial 

Merchants 

Union 

Imperial 

Nova  Scotia 

do 

Commerce 

Merchants 

Montreal 

Royal 

Northern  Crown 

Toronto  

Montreal 

Toronto 

Standard 

Imperial 

do  Upp'r  Bridge 

Toronto  

Hamilton 

Royal 

do     

Hamilton 

Imperial 

Nationale 

Montreal 

Union 

Ottawa 

Commerce 

Northern  Crown 
Metropolitan  . . . 

Imperial 

Commerce , 

B.  N.  America.. 

Traders 

Ottawa  

Imperial 

Union 

E.  Townships. . . 

Royal 

Nova  Scotia 

B.  N.  America . , 
New  Brunswick 

Farmers 

Molsons 

Traders  

Union 


Oakwood. 


Ogema,  Sask . . 
Oil  Springs. .. 
Okotoks,  Alta. 

Olds,  Alta.... 

0'Leary,P.E.I. 

Omemee 

Orangeville,  O. 

Orillia 

<< 
Ormstown,  Q.. 

Orono 

Orton,  Ont 

Osage,  Sask. . . 
Osgoode  Sta., 
Oshawa 


La  Banq.  Prov. . 

Merchants  

B.  N.  America.. 

Merchants 

Toronto 

Montreal 

do       

Northern  Crown 

Union 

Toronto  

Union 

Merchants 

do        

Commerce 

New  Brunswick. 

Toronto    

Commerce 

Hamilton 

Sterling 

Dominion 

Traders    

Merchants 

E.  Townships. .. 

Standard 

Union 

Hamilton 

Union 

Standard 

Dominion 

Royal 


E.  H  Grubbe. 
J.  H.  Stevenson. 
!C.  E.  McLaggan. 

B.  De  Veber. 
A.  Comrie. 
O.  H.  EhneSj 
Chas.  J.  Fox. 
W.  L.  Sutherland. 
W.  Van  Allen,  Acting. 
Sub.  to  Fernie, 
H.  C.  McLean,  Acting. 

C.  B.  Taylor. 

D.  F.  Osier. 
J.  H.  Malcom,  Acting. 
R.  A.  Sutherland. 
H.  R.  Davidson. 
H.  C.  Adams. 
G.  D.  Brymner. 
L.  M.  Richardson. 
J.  E.  Hawkshaw. 
John  Gracey. 
C.  G.  Ross. 

F.  C.  Field. 
S.  Alcorn. 
A.  H.  Murray. 
A.  H.  Murray. 

J.  H.  Stuart. 

E.  R.  Dewart. 
C.  E.  B.  Dobbin. 
J.  H.  Dobbie. 
H.  Macklem. 
Jos.  Dallaire. 
A.  W.  Strickland. 
A.  E.  Mitchell. 
W.  T.  Robertson. 
K.  W.  Reikie. 
R.  F.  Inkster. 

'R.  G.  Norman. 
Ia.  T.  Spohn. 
|E.  A.  Fox. 

T.  Weeks. 

A.  Welch. 

J.  R.  Mofifat. 

C.  S.  Watson. 

J.  F.  Wurtele. 

L.  G.  T.  Lynch. 

R.  W.  Elliott. 

P.  A.  Rowley. 

F.  T.  Salsbury,  Sub. 
W.  J.  Davis. 
R.  M.  Dennis. 
R.  Elliot. 
Geo.  Chambers,  Acting 

F.  Woollcombe. 

J.  B.  Lalumiere. 
H.  M.  Anderson. 
S.  Hackforth. 
H.  L.  Read. 
C.  H.  Taylor. 

E.  S.  Martin. 

G.  Dean. 

A.  J.  O.  Otterbein,  Act. 
J.  M.  MacLean,  Acc'nt. 
P.  V.  Wilson. 
R.  W.  Widdess. 
H.  R.  Mimms. 
G.  W.  Meldrum. 
W.  C.  Duncan. 
R.  E.  Fielding. 
J.  B.  L.  Grout. 
W.  H.  Lugsdin. 
W.  G.  Hyland. 
A.  L.  C.  Kirk  wood. 
J.  Scott. 
George  Rapley. 

F.  L.  MacGachen. 
E.  W.  Morgan. 
H.  H.  Reid. 
Sub.  to  Hillsburg. 

C.  R.  Allen. 
Accountant  in  Charge. 
J.  P.  Owens. 

D.  T.  Hepburn. 
R.  G.  Baird. 


68 


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[1911 


Ottawa,  Ont. 


Otterville 

Outlook,  Sask. 


Owen  Sound.. 


Oxbow,  Sask. , 

Oxford,  N.S.'; 
Paisley 


Pakenham.  O. 

Palgrave 

Palmeraton. . , 

Papine'uvilleQ 
Parham  . . . 
Paris 


Parkdale 

Parkdale,  Ont. 
ParkhilL !.'!'.; 


Parkland,  Al . . 
Parrsboro',  NS 


Parry  Sound,0 


Paspebiac.Que 
Paynton.Sask. 
Pefferlaw.Ont. 
Pembroke 


Pense  

Pent'ng'sh'ene 
Penticton,  B  C 


Perdue,  Sask . 
Perth,  NB... 
Perth,  Ont... 


Peterboro',  O.. 


Ottawa,  Bank  St 
do  Rideau  St. . . 
do  Somerset  St. 

doBk.&Gladstne 

do.Bk.&F'rthAv 

do.  Cartier  St. . . 

do.Lloyd&Queen 

B.  N.  America. . . 

Montreal 

do      Bank  St. 

Commerce 

do.  Bank  St... 

Dominion 

Merchants  .... 

Quebec  

Nationale 

Imperial 

Molsons 

Union 

do    Market  Br 

Royal 

do.  Bank  St... 
do.   Market  Br, 

Nova  Scotia 

Traders 

N.Cr'wnSp'rksSt 

do  Rideau  St 

do  1119  Well't'n 

Standard  

Traders 

Commerce 

Union 

Monta'eal 

Merchants 

Hamilton 

Molsons 

Traders  

United  Empire 

Union 

Merchants 

Nova  Scotia  , . . 

Standard 

Traders  

Union 

Imperial 

Hamilton 

Sterling 

Northern  Crown 

Farmers 

Commerce  . . . 

Montreal 

Hamilton 

Standard 

Merchants. . . . 

Commerce 

Sterling 

Commerce .... 

Standard 

Hamilton 

Royal 

Nova  Scotia  . . 
Commerce  . . . 

Ottawa 

Commerce 

Toronto 

Nova  Scotia.. 
B.  N.  America 

Standard 

Quebec  

Ottawa 

Royal 

Union 

Standard 

Commerce 

Hamilton 

Montreal 

Union 

Montreal 

Merchants 

Montreal 

Ottawa 

Toronto  

Ottawa  

Montreal 


NAMES  OF  BANKS.        MANAGER  OR   AGKNT. 

Ottawa Geo.  Burn,  Gen.  Mgr., 

D.  M.  Finnie,  Asst.do. 

C.  K.  Lough. 

F.  B.  Hopkirk. 

Geo.  Hay,  jr. 

Charles  S.  Smith. 

R.  E.  Greene. 

C.  S.  Smith. 

S.  L.  Saunders. 

H.  A.  Harvey. 

A.  G.  Parker,  Act. 

F.  S.  Weatherley,  Sub 

Robt.  Gill. 

C.  R.  Armstrong. 

C.  E.  Pepler. 
Hy.  Blakeney. 

D.  Hossack. 
A.  A.  Taillon. 

E.  S.  Houston. 
A.  B.  Brodrick. 
C.  E.  Watson. 
P.  T.  Sylvain. 
Geo.  Kydd. 
C  F.  Sherwood. 
J.  G.  Ogilvy. 
Jno.  McKeen. 
Norman  Ross. 
P.  B.  Taylor. 
R.  H.  Waddell. 
A.  B.  Rowan-Legg. 

E.  C.  Green. 
A.  A.  Stepler. 
H.  W.  Marling. 
W.  R.  Learmonth. 
C.  P.  Colville. 
W.  B.  Harshaw. 

F.  M.  Robinson. 
J.  R.  Wainwright. 

E.  E.  Newman. 
C.  L.  Rennie. 
J.  E.  Hemenway. 
J.  G.  Robinson. 

G.  H.  Montgomery. 

F.  0.  Ryan. 

E.  A.  Batcheller. 
A.  S.  Wilkinson. 
Sub.  to  Bolton. 
P.  J.  Fasken. 
W.  G.  McCoughrin,Act. 
H.  E.  Filteau. 
Sub.  to  Sharbot  Lake. 
R.  C.  Macpherson. 
A.  E.  Finiiemore. 
H.  J.  Sterling. 
R.  Denison. 

F.  A.  Parker. 
W.  A.  Cooke. 
A.  Langtry. 
T.  L.  Rogers. 
W.  J.  Stewart 

E.  S.  Campbell. 
H.  E.  Mosher. 
W.  H.  Belding. 
A.  E.  Currie. 
H.  Y.  Complin. 
H.  0.  Cowdry. 
W.  A  Bourne. 
H.  Sutherland. 
A.  C.  Gladman. 
J.  S.  Doyle,  Acting. 
C.  E.  Parlow. 
J.  H.  Mitchell. 
R.  L.  McCormick. 
J.  I.  Griffin. 
J.  B.  Jennings. 
J.  J.  Hunter. 
A.  H.  Steven. 
H.  G.  Fisher. 

F.  R.  Hemeon. 
E.  W.  Jarvis. 
A.  F.  Matheson. 
K.  Eardley-Wilniot. 
C.  J.  Sewell. 
P.  Campbell. 

G.  C.  Wainwright. 
R.  W.  Travers. 


Peterboro',  O. 


Petitcodi'c,NB 
Petrolia . . . 


Philipsburg. . . 
Philipsville . . . 
Phoenix,  B.C. 

Pickering 

Picton 


Pictou,  N.  S.. 

Pierreville,  Q. 

Pierson,  Man.. 
Pilot  Mound.. 

PincherCr.,Al 

Pipe8tone,Man 
Plantagenet . . 
Plattsville .... 
Plessisville  . . . 
Plumas,  Man  . 
Pointe  k  Pic,  Q 
Ponoka,  Alta. . 

Pontypool 

P.  laPrairie,M 


Porcupine,  O.. 

Pt.Alberni.BC 
Port  Arthur,  O 


Port  Burwell. 
PortColborne 
Port  Credit... 
PortDalhousie 
Port  Dover 
PortElgin,NB 
Port  Elgin,  O. 

P.IIawkesbur^' 
PortHood,C.B 
Pt.  Hammond 
Port  Hope. . . 


Port  Robinson 
Portland,  Ont, 
FrtMoody.BC 
Port  Perry,  O. 

Port  Rowan, 0. 
Port  Stanley. . 

Powassan 

Prescott 


AMES  OF  BANKS.      MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 


Preston 


P.  Albert,  Sask 


Prin.Rup't,BC 


Princeton,  B.C 


Princeton,  Ont 
Provost,  Alta. 


Commerce 

Dominion 

Royal 

Nova  Scotia. . . . 
New  Brunswick 

Toronto  

Metropolitan  . . 
E.  Townships.. , 

Farmers , 

E.  Townships . . , 

Standard 

Montreal 

Standard  

Metropolitan  . . , 
United  Empire. . 

Nova  Scotia 

Royal 

La  Banq.  Prov . 

Molsons 

Northern  Crown 
Hamilton . . . 

Toronto  

Union 

Commerce. . 
Northern  Crown 

Union 

Standard 

Nationale 

Royal 

Nationale 

Commerce 

Farmers 

Imperial 

Ottawa 

Merchants 

Montreal 

Commerce 

Toronto  

Traders 

Ottawa 

Royal 

Montreal 

Molsons 

Commerce 

Imperial 

Nova  Scotia 

Sterling 

Imperial 

Sterling 

do      

Northern  Crown 

Nova  Scotia 

Hamilton  

Metropolitan  . . . 

Royal 

Montreal 

Hamilton 

Traders 

Toronto  

Montreal 

Imperial 

Union 

Royal 

Standard 

Commerce 

Hamilton 

Sterling 

Ottawa 

Merchants 

Traders  

Merchants 

Toronto 

Imperial 

Ottawa  

Commerce 

Northern  Crown 

Royal 

Commerce 

Union 

Montreal 

Royal 

B.  N.  America.. 

Commerce 

E.  Townships . . . 

Hamilton 

Commerce 


D.  Hughes  Charles. 
John  Crane. 
V.  Eastwood. 
J.  H.  Ferguson. 
J.  A.  Morris. 
W.  F.  Cooper, 
A.  D.  Cotter. 
Sub.  to  Bedford. 
A.  F.  Schultz. 

F.  E.  Brine,  Acting. 
C.  T.  Batty. 
A.  E.  Wilson. 
S.  B.  Gearing, 
A,  J.  Cundick. 
Alex.  Leslie. 
John  Mowat. 
A.  E.  Brock. 

A.  A.  Mondou. 

E.  Lagace. 
T.  Anderson. 

B.  A.  Caven. 
A.  R.  Malton. 
W.  E.  Embur3'. 
L.  F.  Cross. 
T.  M.  Kenny. 
J.  N.  Matte. 

G.  E.  Sterling, 
P.  E.  LaCombe. 
H.  E.  Girvan. 
Summer  Sub.  to  Murray 
L.  G.  Crozier.        [Bay. 
E.  C.  McConechy. 
W.H.  Thomson. 
T.  B.  Sharpe. 
H.  0.  Fawcett. 
E.  S.  Martin. 
A.  L.  Hamilton. 
G.  L.  McHattie. 
G.  G.  Ballard. 
H.  C.  Clayton, 
A.  G.  Freeze. 
W,  H.  Nelson, 
J,  A,  Little, 
A.  W.  Robarts, 
H,  C,  Houston, 
A.  Mooney. 
W.  G.  Gilfillan. 
John  H.  Rolph. 
R.  N.  E.  Connor. 
A.  E.  D.  Band,  Acting, 
R.  A,  O,  Hobbes. 
W.  H,  Silver. 
C.  W.  Niblett, 
J.  C,  Massie. 
J.  A.  Mclsaac. 
0.  R.  Campbell. 
H.  L.  Pavnter. 
A.  M.  Scott. 
A.  P.  Boultbee. 

F.  Johnstone. 
Sub.  to  Welland. 
H.  S.  Lock  wood,  Acc'nt. 
G.  M.  K.  McLeod. 
H.  G.  Hutcheson. 
J.  McE.  Murray. 
G.  C.  MacKay. 
J.  McKinley  Key. 
C.  W.  Inglis. 
H.  P.  Bingham. 
J.  A.  McGill. 
A.  D.  Pringle. 
A.  L.  Amys. 
H.  T.  Jaflray. 
N.  W.  Morton. 
E.  G.  Shannon. 
T.  Williams. 
A.  G.  Putnam. 
J.  M.  Christie. 
A.  T.  Broderick. 
J.  M.  Clancey. 
H.  P.  Wilson. 

E.  Stonham,  Acting. 
A.  J.  Marlow. 
R.  H.  Carmichael. 
M.  J.  Stanley. 

F.  W.  West,  Acting. 


1911] 


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69 


PLACES. 

NAMES  OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 

PLACES, 

NAMES   OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR  AGENT, 

Pugwash,  N.S. 

Nova  Scotia  .... 

J.  S.  Lewis. 

Riverside,  NB. 

New  Brunswick. 

D.  W.  Harper. 

Punnichy 

B.  N.  America . . 

Sub.  to  Raymore. 

Rv.duLoupSta 

Nationale 

J,  B,  Soucy, 

Putnam 

Royal 

Sub.  to  IngersoU. 
Sub.  to  IngersoU. 

" 

Molsons 

A  C  Sutherland 

Traders 

R.nebert,N,S. 

Nova  Scotia  .... 

6.  H.  Logie. 

Qu'Ap'le.Sask. 

Union 

C.  S.  Pidcock. 

Roberval 

Nationale 

L.  Couet. 

^c. 

Northern  Crown 

A.  F.  D.  Lace. 

" 

Molsons 

J.  H.  Delisle, 

Quebec,  Que.. 

Quebec 

B.B.Stevenson.G.     an. 

Roblin 

Union 

R.  H.  Parsons,  Sub, 

•'        

do  Lower  Town 

C.  C.  Smith. 

Rocanville,Sas 

do     

A,  G,  Duncan, 

"        

do  St.  Roch  . . . 

G.  S.  F.  Robitaille. 

<' 

Northern  Crown 

"       

do  Upper  Town 

H.  L.  Scott. 

Rock  Island,Q. 

E.  Townships... 

S.  Stevens. 

«* 

do  St.  John  St. 
do  St.  Sauveur. 

L.  A.  Leclerc. 
L.  A.  Leclerc. 

Rockland,  0.. 
Rockwood 

Ottawa 

E.  Marchand. 

"       

Traders  

W.  J.  White. 

«« 

Union 

Geo.  H.  Balfour,  G.Mgr. 
J.  W.  Hamilton,  Local. 

Rodney  

Roland,  M.... 

Traders 

A.  S.  Winlow. 

««       [".,[* 

do      

Hamilton 

Ray  McDonald, 

"        

do      

F.  W.  Ashe.East'n  Supt. 

Rosebank,  M . . 

do        

J.  W.  Paul. 

"        

do  PI.  d'Armes 

A.  Veasey. 

Rosenfeld,Man 

Montreal 

Sub  to  Altona, 

•» 

Nationale 

N.  Lavoie,  Gen.  Man. 
P.  Laf ranee,  Local. 

Roseneath.... 

Union 

J,    F,   Stewart,  Acc'nt, 

Sub.  to  Hastings, 

•• 

do  St.  John  St. 
do  St.  Roch . . . 

E.  F.  Boisseau. 
L.  Drouin. 

Rosetown.Sas. 
Rossburn,  M.. 

Union 

R.  Gordon. 

.  "       ..'.'. 

Toronto 

J,  A,  Burnie, 

"       

B.  N.  America  . . 

R.  L.  Ellis. 

Rossland,  B.C. 

Montreal 

J,  S,  C.  Fraser. 

•'       

doSt.John'sGate 

C.  M.  deR.  Finniss,  Sub. 

•' 

B.  N.  America . . 

H.  F.  Stow, 

"        

Merchants 

W.  G.  Hinds. 

" 

Royal 

A,  W,  Sprague, 

"       

D'Hochelaga  ... 

H.  N.  Boire. 

Rosthern,Sask 

Imperial 

A,  D.  Duncan, 

"       

do  St.  Roch  . . . 

W.  Robert. 

'♦ 

B.  N.  America.. 

0,  Rostrup,  Acting, 

i( 

Molsons 

P.  B.  Dumoulin. 

Rouleau.Sask . 

Ottawa 

W,  H.  Dickinson, 

'«       

Commerce 

W.  H.  Dunsford. 

Hamilton 

S.  Wilson, 

"       

Montreal 

F.  J.  Cockburn. 

RoxtonFall8,Q 

E.  Townships... 

Sub.  to  Acton  Vale, 

"        

do  Upper  Town 

J.  R.Thompson,  Sub. 

Roxton  Pond. 

do 

Sub.  to  Granby, 

'•       

do  St.  Roch  . . . 
Imperial 

H,  Des  Rivieres. Sub.  Agt 
Geo.  Wilson. 

Russell,  Man.. 

Union 

J.  Mooney, 
H,  J.  Smale. 

♦«        

Merchants 

"       

do  Upper  Town 

A.  C.  Smith. 

Russell,  0.... 

Ottawa 

A.  J,  Muckleston. 

«i 

La  Banq.  Prov., 

Sackville,N.B. 

Royal 

G.  H.  Mackenzie. 

972  Heaubien  S 

«' 

Nova  Scotia.... 

R.  C.  Williams. 

i< 

Nova  Scotia.... 

A.  N.  Lyster. 

Salmo,  B.  C.  . . 

Royal 

H.  A,  Watson,  Sub. 

•*       

Royal 

A.  J.  Welch. 

S'monArm,BC 

Hamilton  ..... 

E.  A.  Campbell. 

"        

LaCaissed'Econ- 

Saltcoats,  Sask 

Northern  Crown 

A,  H.  Davey, 

oniie 

L.  C.  Marcoux. 

«< 

B.  N.  America . . 

L.  E.  Carter,  Acting, 

Quesnel,  B.a. 

Northern  Crown 

A.  W.  Cameron. 

Sandwich 

Home 

F,  F,  Lovegrove, 

" 

B.  N.  America.. 

P.  C.  Harrison. 

Sarnia,  Ont, . . 

Commerce 

A,  D,  McLean, 

Quill  Lake,  Sas 

Northern  Crown 

C.  Frederickson,  Act'g. 

«• 

Traders 

R,  H,  Harvey. 

Radisson,  Sask 

Commerce 

C.  Cady. 

"          ... 

Montreal 

G.  H,  Griffin, 

RainyRiver.O. 

Nova  Scotia 

W.  M.  Salter, 

" 

Toronto  

H,  F,  Holland, 

" 

Commerce 

H.  W.  Graham. 

SaskatoonSask 

Hamilton 

S,  S.  Cameron. 

Rapid  City,  M 

Union 

L.  Woollcombe. 

«« 

Union 

A,  P.  Van  Someren, 

Rathwell,  Man 

Northern  Crown 

T.  Foley. 

«« 

Commerce 

W,  P,  Kirkpatrick. 

Raymond,  Alta 

Montreal 

F.  G.  Woods. 

K 

Montreal 

K.  A.  Ashworth. 

Ray  mo  re 

B.  N.  America . . 

E.  H.  Carey,  Acting, 

«« 

Northern  Crown 

J.  0.  Hettle. 

Red  Deer,  Alta 

Merchants 

R.  R.  Randall. 

(1 

Nova  Scotia 

S.  S.  Sterns. 

" 

Commerce 

W.  L.  Gibson. 

«« 

Traders  

T.  K.  McCallum. 

" 

Imperial 

J.  G.  Gillespie, 

" 

Dominion 

R.  K.  Beairsto. 

" 

Northern  Crown 

J.  H,  Menzies. 

'« 

Imperial 

P.  Bidwell. 

Redvers,  Sask. 

Hamilton 

A.  W.  Brereton. 

" 

Merchants 

F.  Pike. 

Red  Willow,  Al 

Traders 

Sub.  to  Stettler. 

n 

Royal 

G.  R.  Chisholm, 

Regina,  Sask. . 

Montreal 

A.  F.  Angus. 

1                             " 

B.  N.  America . . 

G,  A.  C.  Weir. 

" 

Union 

B.  B.  Carter. 

S.  Ste.Marie,  0 

Commerce 

Geo.  Williams, 

'* 

Imperial 

J.  A.  Wetmore. 

'« 

Imperial 

do  W.  End  Br. 

E,  K,  Boultbee, 

" 

Commerce 

Hy.  F.  Mytton, 

" 

Sub.  to  S.  S.  Marie. 

" 

Dominion 

W.  S.  Gray. 

t< 

Traders 

A.  G.  Knowles. 

" 

Ottawa 

T.  M,  Hyndman. 

" 

Montreal 

A.  M.  Peters. 

" 

Traders  

C,  0.  Hodgkins. 

Sawyerville,  Q 

Montreal 

C.  S.  Baker. 

" 

Northern  Crown 

W.  M.  Logan. 

Schomberg 

Traders 

G.  M.  Hallowell. 

" 

Nova  Scotia 

A.  G.  Macdonald. 

Scotland,  Ont. 

Northern  Crown 

W.  L.  Hogg,  Pro. 

" 

Royal    

R.  L.  Ritchie. 

Scotstown 

E.  Townships. . . 

Sub.  to  Megantic, 

Renfrew,  0... 

Merchants 

H.  A.  Tofield, 

Scott,  Sask  . . . 

Union 

H.  K,  Newcombe. 

'« 

Ottawa 

Quebec 

C.  H.  0.  Greentree. 

J.  Ingram. 

A.  K.  Henderson. 

Seaf  orth 

Royal 

W.  Stewart. 

n 

Commerce 

W.  C.  T.  Morson. 

Reston,  Man  . 

B.  N.  America!. 

Dominion 

A,  E.  Colson. 

Revelstoke  BC 

Imperial 

A.  B.  McCleneghan. 

1  Sebringville  . . 

Sterling 

H.  N.  Modeland,  Act'g, 

" 

Molsons 

W.  H.  Pratt. 

'  Sedgewick.Alb 

Merchants .... 

J,  L.  Clarke. 

" 

Commerce 

A.  H.  Allen. 

1  Sedley,  Sask . 

Northern  Crown 

M.  E,  Grey, 

Rexton,  N.B.. 

Royal 

T.  G.  A.  Parkes. 

1  Seeley's  Bay,0 

do 

F.  M,  Dillon, 

Richmond,  Q. 

E.  Townships.. . . 

A.  S.  Raimbach. 

Selkirk,  Man  . 

Dominion 

J,  Grisdale, 

" 

Molsons 

H.  E.  Bieber, 

Ont.. 

Hamilton 

L,  J.  Robb. 

0. 

Ottawa 

E.  P.  Hunter, 

Semans,  Sask. 

B.  N.  America.. 

G.  H.  Crimes. 

Richmond  Hill 

Standard  

E,  M.  Byrne, 

Seven  Persons, 

Union 

F,   D,   Mount,    Acc'nt. 

"          

Molsons 

H.  E.  Bieber. 

Alta. 

Sub,  to  Medicine  Hat, 

Ridjfetown  . . 

do      

H.  J.  Billings. 

Shakespeare . . 

Standard 

F,  H.  Carswell,  Acting. 

Ridgetown  . . . 

Traders 

H.  Ferguson. 

!  Sharbot  Lake . 

Farmers 

R,  E.  Culbert, 

Ridgeway  .... 

Imperial 

W.  H.  Collard. 

Shawini'n  F'lls 

Quebec 

A,  J,  Lord. 

Rigaud 

Merchants 

J.  0.  Michaud. 

" 

Nationale 

J,  R.  Dugal. 

Rimouski,  Q.. 

Nationale 

P.  Valine, 

Shawville 

Merchants 

R.  L.  Whitman. 

••          

E,  Townships... 

W.  Cloutier. 

Shedden,  0 . . . 

Sterling 

J.  W.  Brown. 

Ripley 

Hamilton 

F.  M.  Haines, 

ShediacN.B.. 

Montreal 

F.  G.  McDonald. 

«« 

Traders  

\y.  0,  Jackson,  Acting. 

Sheho,  Sask, . . 

Northern  Crown 

G.  B.  McClelland. 

Rivers,  Man.. 

Commerce 

R,  M.  Saunders. 

Shelburne,Ont 

Union 

F.  H.  Silk. 

70 


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[1911 


PLACES. 

NAMKS   OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER   OR   AGENT. 

PLACES. 

NAMES   OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR   AGENT. 

Shelburne.Ont 

Toronto  

E.  A.  Ferguson. 

St.C'th'rines,0 

Toronto  

G.  W.  Ilodgetts. 

NS 

Commerce 

do        

T.  VV.  Magee. 

R.  H.  Neilson,  Acting. 

!.' 

Traders. 

D.  Muir, 

Shellbrook.S'k 

Sterling.   

D.  B.  Crombie. 

Sherbrooke,  Q. 

E.  Townships... 

J.  MacKinnon,  G.  Mgr 

" 

Nova  Scotia 

J.  W.  Corning. 

E.  L.  S.  Patterson,  Asst. 

'« 

Union 

W.  J.  Dawson. 

Gen.  Mgr.,  E.  W.  Far- 

Ste.Cesaire,Q. 

Molsons 

O'L.  Mercure. 

"        

E.  Townships, 

well,  Acting. 

St.  Charles, 

Wellington  St. 

F.  A.  Briggs. 

Bellechasse . 

Nationale 

J.  P.  Plante. 

<< 

do  Uppertown . . 

•Sub.  to  Sherbrooke. 

St.Chrysostom 

E.  Townships. . . 

Sub.  to  Ormstown. 

"         .... 

Merchants 

H.  Irwin. 

St.  Clements.. 

Standard 

A.  H.  Rogers,  Acting. 

«i 

Nationale 

A.  U.  Dorais. 

Ste.  Croix,  Q. . 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

G.  Gilbert. 

"        

D'Hochelaga. . . . 

M.  A.  Lain^. 

St.  Davids.... 

Imperial 

C.  W.  Patterson. 

" 

Montreal 

R.  A.  E.  Aitken. 

St.Denis,Ri.R. 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

Ed.  Archambault. 

" 

Quebec 

Colin  C.  Crawford. 

St.  Edouard  . . 

D'Hochelaga. . . . 

A.  Lapointe. 

Sherbrooke  NS 

Royal 

G.  M.  Sinclair. 

St.  Eugene,  0. 

Merchants 

J.  0.  Michaud. 

Shoal  Lake,  M 

Union 

Jas.  Macdonald. 

St.  Eustache,Q 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

J.  A.  Lamarche. 

•« 

Merchants 

J.  F.  H.  Hill. 

St.EvaristeSta 

Nationale 

B.  Lefebvre. 

Shubenacadie. 

Royal 

VV.  D.  Bowers. 

StF'lixdeVal's 

E.  Townships. .. 

R.  Marchand,  Acting. 

Sidney,  B.C  . . 

Merchants 

N.  S.  Mackenzie. 

St.  Ferdinand 

Sidney,  Man . . 

do        

Sub.  to  Carberry. 

d'Halifax... 

E.  Townships. .. 

A.  E.  Ward. 

Simooe,  Ont.. 

Commerce 

W.  C.  J.  King. 

Ste.  Elizabeth 

do 

Sub.  to  Joliette. 

*'       

Hamilton 

L.  E.  Wetld. 

Ste.FlavieStn. 

Molsons 

J.  A.  Guilmet. 

<t 

Molsons 

H.  H.  Groflf. 

St.  Flavien,  Q. 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

D.  U.  Bernard. 

Sintaluta,Sa8k 

Union 

E.  V.  Wahn. 

StGab.deBra'd 

E.  Townships... 

A,  Locas. 

<» 

Home 

W.  D.  Campbell. 
H.  B.  Wilson. 

St.  George,  0 . 
St.Geo.Beauce 

Merchants 

Quebec 

F.  G.  Oliver. 

Smith's  Falls.. 

Molsons 

A.  C.  Crepeau. 

" 

Union 

L.  J.  R.  Richardson. 

'« 

E.  Townships. .. 

E.  Dumoulin. 

" 

Ottawa 

S.  L.  Forrest. 

St.George.N.B 

Nova  Scotia  .... 

H.  J.  C.  Mclntyre. 

Sniithville,Ont 

Union 

J.  G.  Moffat. 

Ste.  Gertrude . 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

A.  Roussel. 

Snowflake,  M.. 

Hamilton 

R.  S.  Black. 

St.G'll'md'U'n 

do 

J.  A.  Lessard. 

Sombra 

Sterling 

G.  W.  Smith. 

" 

D'Hochelaga 

G.  Itzweire. 

Somerset,  Man 

Northern  Crown 

F.  L.  Screech,  Acting. 

«« 

Molsons 

M.  S.  Stevenson. 

Sorel 

jVTnlciAtia 

T    y    Mnrpiulr 

St.  Hilairei  Q.' 

Vafirtnalo 

Sub.  to  St.  Hyacinthe. 
Sub   to  Beloeil  Station 

D'Hochelaga.... 
Nationale. 

P    A    Lavall6e 

i.^citiL/ij(m:   ...... 

E.  Townships. .. 
La  Banque  dk. 
St.Htacinthb, 

<i    

i   .     ^1.    XJO/VtlllCC 

J.  R.  Brousseau. 

St.  Hyacinthe! 

OHU.     LVI    XJClVCll    »Jli«WlVlJ. 

Souris,  Man. . . 

Union '.'.'.'. 

C.  C.  Dickson. 

In  liquidation. 

" 

Merchants 

F.  L.  Adolph. 

" 

D'Hochelaga  ... 

J.  C.  Thivierge. 

Souris,  I'.E.I.. 

Commerce 

J.  H.  McQuaid. 

" 

Montreal 

L.  F.  Philie,  Acting. 

Southampton . 

Hamilton 

J.  B.  Clark. 

«« 

E.  Townships. .. 

J.  Laframboise. 

Southey,  Sask. 

Union 

J.  0.  Horton,  Acting. 

«« 

Nationale 

P.  A.  Lahadie. 

South  Hill,BC 

Commerce 

St.  Hugues  . . . 

do       

Sub.  to  St.  Hyacinthe. 

Sparta 

Sterling 

Sub.  to  Port  Stanley. 

Ste.  Helens 

South  River . . 

Royal 

J.  A.  Loggie. 

Kam.  Q 

Nationale 

Sub.  Ag'y  to  St.  Paschal. 

So'thWoodslee 

Imperial 

Sub.  to  Essex. 

St.  Jacob's,  0. 

Nova  Scotia.... 

A.  C.  MilHe,  Pro. 

Spencerville  . . 

Traders  

Sub.  to  Prescott. 

St.  Jacques,  Q. 

D'Hochelaga.... 

L.  N.  Gill. 

Sperling,  Man. 

Northern  Crown 

H.  W.  Stephen. 

St.JeanPt.Joh 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

A.  Gust.  Verreault. 

Spring  Brook.. 

United  Empire. . 

E.  S.  Theaker. 

St.  Jerome,  Q. 

Merchants 

L.  A.  Michaud. 

Spring  Coulee. 

Montreal 

Sub.  to  Magrath. 

" 

D'Hochelaga  — 

M.  J.  A.  Giroux. 

Springfield  . . . 

Traders  

Geo.  Stewart. 

St.  John.  N.B 

New  Brunswick 

R.  B.  Kessen.Gen.Man. 

Springhill.NS. 

Commerce 

E.  B.  Fairbanks. 

A.  McDonald. 

•' 

Royal 

A.  F.  Little. 

" 

do  N'hEndBr. 

C.  H.  Lee. 

«» 

Nova  Scotia 

J.  H.  Turner. 

" 

doW.  End  Br. 

A.  J.  Macquaie. 

Stanb'dgeE.,Q 

E.  Townships. . . 

Sub.  to  Bedford. 

|] 

do  Market  Br. 

H.  B.  Clarke. 

Stanfold 

Quebec 

Sub.  to  Victoriaville. 

B.  N.  America. . . 

A.  P.  Ilazen. 

Stanstead 

E.  Townships... 

Sub.  to  Rock  Island. 

«« 

do     Union  St. 

C.  A.  Robinson. 

Starbuck,  Man 

Hamilton 

Wm.  Scott. 

" 

Montreal 

E.  M.  Shadbolt. 

Stavely,  Alta. . 

Commerce 

W.  H.  Martin,  Acting. 

«' 

Nova  Scotia .... 

C.  H.  Easson. 

«' 

Hamilton 

W.  G.  Wright. 

•' 

do  Charlotte  St 

P.  C.  Robinson. 

Stayner  

Toronto  

W.  A.  Doner. 

«« 

Royal 

T.  B.  Blair. 

Steelton,  Ont. 

Traders  

J.  A.  Elliott. 

i< 

do    North  End 

R.  E.  Smith. 

Stirling,  Ont 

United  Empire.. 

W.  S.  Martin. 

" 

Commerce 

C.  W.  Hallamore. 

St.  Agathe  des 

*' 

Merchants 

F.  J.  Shreve. 

Monts,  Q.... 

Merchants 

St  Johns,  Q... 

Bk.  BE  St.  Jean.. 

In  liquidation. 

St.  Albert,  Alta 

Hamilton 

W.  K.  Anderson. 

«• 

Merchants 

H.  D.  Wells. 

St.  Alexandre, 

»« 

Nationale 

A.  Camaraire. 

Kam,  Que  . . 

Nationale 

Sub.  to  St.  Paschal. 

««             *.' 

E.  Townships . . . 

J.  Macloughlin. 

St.  Airae,  Q. . . 

do       

L.  A.  Cadorette. 

St.Johirs,Nfld 

Nova  Scotia 

R.  H.  Anderson. 

St.Andr'w'sNB 

Nova  Scotia 

G.  W.  Babbitt. 

Montreal 

J.  A.  Paddon. 

"       Que. 

Ottawa     

Sub.  to  Lachute. 

'« 

Royal 

W.  H.  Crowdy. 

St.Angele,Que 

Nationale 

Sub.  to  Three  Rivers. 

St  Joseph(Bce) 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

Ste.  Anne -de - 

St.  Joseph,  Q. 
St.   Joseph  de 

E.  Townships. .. 

Arthur  Quay. 

Beaupre . . . 

do       

J.  G.  Hodgson. 

Ste.  Anne  de  la 

Levis,  Q..  . . 

Nationale 

T.  Lavergne, 

Pocatifere . . . 

do       

J.  E.  Giguere. 

St.  Jovite 

Merchants 

Sub.Ag'cy  Ste.  Agathe. 

St.  Anselme.. 

LaBanq.  Prov.. 

Ovila  Hogue. 

St.  Jude,  Q... 

Nationale 

Sub.  to  St.  Aime. 

St.ArmandSta. 

E.  Townships. . . 

Sub.  to  Bedford. 

St.  Lambert . .  Toronto 

Godfrey  Bird. 

St.  Basile,Que. 

Nationale 

Sub.  to  St.  Raymond. 

St.  Leonards.. 

Royal 

R.  J.  M.  Cullen. 

St.   Bonaven- 

St.  Marie,  Q.. 

Nationale 

C.  Lavoie. 

ture,  Que  . . 

do        

Sub.  to  New  Carlisle. 

St.  Martins  . . . 

B.  N.  America.. 

J.  Black,  Jr.,  Acting. 

St  B'rthelemiQ 

La  |}anq.  Prov . . 

L.  C.  Boucher. 

St.  Mary's    ... 

Montreal 

J.  Leslie. 

St.Boniface,M. 

D'Hochelaga  . . . 

Geo.  Lalonde. 

Traders 

Jno.  Pool. 

•' 

Northern  Crown 

C.  A.  Chesterton. 

" 

Molsons 

H.  II.  Stevenson. 

St.  Casimir,  Q. 

Nationale 

L.  Letourneau. 

St.  Michel.  BeY. 

Nationale 

C.  E.  Paquet. 

St.C'th'rines,0 

Imperial 

J.  A.  Forster. 

St.  Ours,  Que.. 

Molsons 

J.  0.  R.  Marchand,  Ag-t 

" 

do  Market  Br'ch 

J.  A.  Forster. 

St.Pac6'e,Kam 

Nationale 

H.  Gosselin. 

•• 

Commerce 

R.  G.  W.  Conolly. 

St.  Pamphile.. 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

A.  G,  Verreault. 

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71 


PLACES. 

NAMES  OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER    OR  AGENT. 

St.  Paschal,  Q.. 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

J.  A.  Blanchet. 

'* 

Nationale 

Jos.  Morency. 

St.  Paul,  Q.... 

T':::::::.;: 

Paul  Garneau. 

St.  Peters.N.S. 

W.  L.  Wright. 

St.  Philippe  de 

Nery.Kam.Q 

Nationale 

Sub.  Ag'y  to  St.  Paschal. 

St.  Pie,  Q 

do        

Sub.  to  St.  Hyacinthe. 

St.Pierre.Man. 

D'Hochelaga  . . . 

J.  E.  Arpin. 

St.  Polycarpe. 

Union 

E.  J.  Matte,  Acting. 

St. Raphael,  E. 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

J.  H.  Fiset. 

St.  Raymond,  Q 

Nationale 

Frs.  Latorte. 

St.  Remi 

E.  Townships. .. 

J.  A.  Roy. 

St.  Romuald,Q 
St.  Sauveur  . . 

Quebec  

W.  L.  Crawford. 

Merchants  

J.  F.  Lemieux. 

Ste.Scholasti'e 

La  Banq.  Prov. . 

T.  W.  R.  Lapointe. 

St.Slanislas.Q. 

do 

Paul  Rinfret.     . 

StStephen.NB 

Nova  Scotia 

J.  VV.  Eraser. 

«« 

B.  N.  America. . . 

E.  W.  Ward. 

" 

New  Brunswick. 

J.  A.  Young. 

Ste.  Th^r^se . . 

Molsons 

E.  Beauchesne. 

St.  Thomas... 

Merchants 

F.  B.  Holtby. 

'« 

Imperial 

do      East  End 

J.  D.  Hood 

" 

C.  A.  Love. 

«« 

Molsons 

L.  E.  Tate. 

" 

do    East  End 

Sub.  to  St.  Thomas. 

«« 

Dominion 

E.  S.  Anderson. 

" 

Home 

W.  W.  Bruce. 

St.  Tite,  Q.... 

Nationale '. 

J.  B.  LeBrun. 

Stellarton.N.S 

Nova  Scotia 

J.  S.  Lewis. 

" 

Royal 

0.  M.  Lancaster. 

Stettler,  Alta. 

Traders  

A.  H.  Preston. 

" 

Merchants 

J.  H.  Johnson. 

Stevensville . . 

Sterling 

J.  E.  Fretz,  Acting. 

Steveston,B.C. 

Northern  Crown 

R.  L.  Vickery. 

Stewart,  B.C.. 

Traders 

W.  H.  Gray,  Acting. 
H.  C.  Morris. 

Commerce 

Stirling,  0.... 

Montreal 

H.  R.  Boulton. 

••        

United  Empire. . 

W.  S.  Martin. 

Stirling,  Alta. 

Union 

A.  H.  Roach,  Sub. 

Stittsville,  Ont 

do    

J.  R.Crispo,  Acc't-in-ch. 

Stonewall,  M.. 

Hamilton 

H.  A.  Gray. 

" 

Northern  Crown 

W.  T.  Fyfe. 

Stony  Creek.. 

Traders 

Thos.  Muir. 

Stony  Plain,A. 

Commerce 

J.  0.  MacCallum. 

Stornoway,  Sa 

Northern  Crown 

F.  Thomson. 

Stouffville .... 

Standard  

A.  C.  Burkholder. 

"          

Metropolitan.... 

F.  H.  Leacock. 

" 

Farmers 

L.  E.  Todd. 

S  tough  ton,  Sas 

Ottawa 

J.  H.  Savary. 

Strassburg.. . . 

Union 

W.  D.  Dewar. 

Stratford,  Ont. 

Merchants 

A.  C.  Paterson. 

"        

Montreal 

C.  C.  Abbott. 

•«        

Commerce 

Wm.  Mavnard. 

«« 

Traders  

R.  H.  Smart. 

Strathelair,  M. 

Union 

R.  S.  Hodge. 

StrathconaAll) 

Imperial 

M.  R.  Hay. 

" 

Dominion 

D.  D.  Wilson,  Acting. 

'* 

Commerce 

G.  W.  Marriott. 

Strathmore,Al 

do          

.1.  S.  Barker. 

«« 

Union 

J.  Van  Tighem. 

Strath  roy 

Commerce 

L.  H.  Dampier. 

•«        

Traders  

F.  P.  Hughes. 

" 

Standard 

H.  S.  Loudon. 

Streetsville . . . 

Metropolitan  . . . 

W.  J.  Graydon. 

Strome,  Alta. . 

S.  E.  James. 

Sturgeon  Falls 

Traders 

L.  J.  Gilleland. 

" 

Quebec 

R.  L.  Y.  Jones. 

Sudbury 

Montreal 

W.  J.  Montgomery. 

"       

Traders 

Thos.  Peacock. 

"      

Toronto  

L.  Lambe. 

«< 

Sterling 

A.  L.  McLachlan,  Act'g 

Summerberry. 

Dominion 

Sumnierl'd.BC 

Montreal 

E.  B.  May,  Sub.  Agent. 

Sum'side,  PEI. 

New  Brunswick. 

H.  W.  B.  Stavert. 

«• 

Nova  Scotia 

W.  H.  Mackie. 

•• 

Rojal 

R.  B.  Richardson. 

" 

Commerce 

R.  T.  Mussen. 

Sunderland, 0. 

Standard 

E.  G.  Sutherland. 

<' 

Home 

J.  F.  Macdonald. 

Sussex,  N.B. 

Nova  Scotia 

H.  T.  Begg. 

" 

New  Brunswick. 

W.  S.  Thomas. 

Sutton  West,'6 

Metropolitan  . . . 

R.  E.  Griggs. 

Sutton,  Q  ... 

E.  Townships  . . . 

R.  P.  Buzzell. 

Swan  Lake,  M. 

Hamilton 

T.  C.  Lusted. 

Swan  River  . . 

Commerce  

J.  A.  Smith. 

'* 

Toronto  

S.  B.  Chamberlain. 

PLACES. 

Swan  River. . . 
Sweetsburg . . . 
Swift  Current. 
Swift  Current. 

Sydenham,  O. 
Sydney,  N.S.. 


Sydney  Mines. 

Tamworth  . . . 

Tara,  Ont 

Taber,  Alta... 


NAMES  OF  BANKS.       MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 


Tavistock. 


Tecumseh .... 

Teeswater 

Terrebonne. . . 
Tessier,  Sask.. 
Thamesford. . . 
Thamesville,  O 
Thedford,  O. . . 
Theodore,  Sask 
Thessalon,0.. 
Thetf'rd  Mines 

Thetf 'rd  M's  W 
Thornbury  . . . 
Thorndale,  O  . 

Thornhill 

Thornton 

Thorold 

Three  Hills,  A 
Three  Rivers.. 


Tilbury,  Ont. 
Tillsonburg  . 


Tisdale 

Tiverton 

Togo,  Sask. . 

Tofield 

Toledo,  Ont. 
Toronto 


Hamilton 

E.  Townships . . . 

Union 

Ottawa 

Commerce 

Union 

Royal 

Montreal 

Commerce 

Nova  Scotia 

Royal 

Nova  Scotia 

Sterling 

Merchants 

E.  Townships. . . 

Hamilton 

Standard 

Traders 

Home 

Hamilton 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

Union 

Traders    

Merchants 

Commerce 

Union 

Imperial 

Quebec 

E.  Townships... 
E.  Townships. .. 

Toronto  

Home 

Sterling 

Union 

Quebec  

Union 

Quebec 

D'Hochelaga 

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

Nationale 

Merchants 

Dominion 

Traders  

Standard 

Royal 

Ottawa 

Standard 

Union 

Merchants 

Union 

Commerce  

do  Branch 

do  Bloor&Yonge 
doCol&Dov'rc't 
do  Gerr'd&Pape 
do  144-S  King  E. 

do  Parkdale 

doParlm't&Crltn 
do  Quee'n  &  Bath 
do  Queen  East . . 
do  Spadina&Col. 
do  Yonge  &  Col. 
do  Y'nge&Queen 
do  West  Toronto 
Northern  Crown 
34  King  St.  VV 

do  Agnes  St 

do  Spadina  Ave 
Dominion 

do    Branch  . . . 

do    Deer  Park. 

do    Q'nSt.E... 

do    Q'nSt.W.. 

do     Mk't  Br. . . 

do     Dundas  & 
Queen  St.  Br. 

do  Spad.  Av.  & 
Col.St.Br. 
do  Bloor&Bath. 
do  City  Hall  Br. 
do  Yonge  & 

Cottingh'mSt 
do     Doverc'rt  & 
Bloor  Br. 


T.  C.  Lusted. 

Sub.  to  Cowansville. 

F.  W.  Nicholson. 

D.  a.  Small. 

J.  E.  H.  Laidlaw. 

G.  T.  Bishop. 
J.  E.  Burchell. 
A.  E.  Nash. 

E.  B.  Ireland. 
W.  C.  Murray. 
J.  J.  Lyons. 
A.  L.  Kerr. 

C.  R.  Jones. 

J.  F.  Mutric,  Acting. 

Geo.  E.  Ewing. 

W.  H.  Leek. 

L.  A.  McTavish. 

E.  E.  Kastner,  Acting. 

Sub.  to  Walkerville. 

A.  M.  Robinson. 

E.  S.  Mathieu. 

R.  Shultz,  Acting. 

S.  Hughes. 

A.  A.  Edsall. 

J.  Fuller. 

W.  A.  Tripp. 

W.  McGuire. 

A.  G.  Russell, 

P.  P.  Johnston. 

Sub.  to  Thetford  Mines. 

H.  D.  Laidlaw. 

E.  D.  Grant. 

O.  B.  Henry. 

VV.  C.  Henry. 

G.  H.  Shaw. 

A.  E.  Lindsay,  Acct. 

E.  L.  Nilson. 

J.  F.  Boulais. 

N.  Langlois. 

R.  O.  Gilbert. 

O.  A.  Harper,  Acting. 

W.  A.  Peace. 

E.  C.  Jackson. 
Fred.  Biette. 
John  Mclntyre. 

F.  S.  Shannon. 
R.  E.  Carswell. 

G.  S.  Stone,  Acting, 
Sub.  to  Roblin. 

N.  C.  Legge. 

Sub.  to  Smith's  Falls. 

Alex.  Laird,  G.  Mgr. 

M.  Morris.    C.  Cambie, 

James  Brydon.   [Assist. 

E.  C.  Pringle. 

J.  M.  Hedley. 

T.  A.  Chisholm. 

W.  A.  Cooke. 

A.  H.  Crease. 

E.  M.  Playter. 
J.  M.  Hedlev. 
H.  F  D.  Sewell. 

G.  C.  T.  Pemberton. 
H.  C.  Rae. 
J.  B.  McCuaig. 

V.  F.  Cronyn. 

H.  M.  Steiner. 

John  F.  Mallon. 

C.  A.  Bogert,  G.  Mgr. 

A.  Pepler. 

J.  M.  Jellett,  Asst.  Man. 

R.  M.  Gray. 

C.  Walker. 

W.  W.  Nation. 

A.  A.  Helliwell. 

F.  O.  Cay  ley. 
J.  C.  Wedd. 
S.  L.  Jones. 

J.  W.  B.  Walsh. 

B.  D.  Saunders. 


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Head  Office  at  Toronto. 


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BANKS   IN   CANADA,   WITH 

THEIR   BRANCHES,   ETC.                   [1911 

PLACES. 

SIAMES  OF  BANKS. 

manager  or  agent. 

places. 

VAMES  OF  BANKS.  1 

manager  or  agent. 

Toronto  

Domini'nLeeAv. 

Toronto Sovereign |ln  liquidation. 

lo     Avenue  Rd.  C.  0.  Fellowes. 

«' 

Merchants A.  B.  Patterson. 

"        

ioBroadv'w&Q'n  Claude  Armstrong. 

'•        

doParlia'entSt.  R.  A.  Whitney. 

««        

io    Victoria  St..  II.  J.  Hagarty. 

"        

do  Dundas  St..  F.  A.  Parker. 

i< 

io  Rosedale  Br.  H.  Morris. 
loWychwoodBr.  A.  K.  Pringle. 

!!     

Juebec 

'.  D'R.  Strir-klanH 

«« 

Ottawa L.  C.  Owen. 

«« 

Farmers W.R.Travers.Gen.  M'gr. 

«« 

doBrdvw.&Ger'd  P.  H.  Kane. 

•«        

Home Lt.-Cl.  Jas.Mason.G.M'r 

"     

do  Qu'n&  Pape. 

P.  H.  Kane. 

"        

do  8  King  St.  W  J.  Cooper  Mason. 

"     

do  Coll.  &088ing.  L.  C.  Owen. 

"        

do  78  Ch'rch  St 

W.  Wallace. 

'*     

tfolsons P.  W.  D.  Brodriok. 

«« 

do  Qu'n  &  Bath.  T.  B.  Clarke.                   | 

«« 

do  Queen  St.W.  J.  D.  Boulton. 

«« 

io  Bloor  &  Bath. 

i.  G.  Mason. 

it 

Union J.  B.  Waddell. 

«« 

do  Queen  &  Ont.  J.  M.  de  la  Haye.            | 

"     

Hamilton 

^.  E.  Kilvert. 

«• 

Ml'ERIAL 

3.  R.  Wilkie,  Gen.  Mgr. 

(( 

do  Arth'r  &  Ba'st 

M.  Barber. 

0.  F.  Rice,  Mgr. 

«« 

doColl.&Ossing. 

i.  A.  Thomson. 

«« 

do  Cor.  Yonge 

r.  M.  Mackenzie,  Assist. 

«*     

do  Queen  &Spad.  J.  W.  McCabe. 

&  Queen  St.. 

Q.  G.  LeMesurier. 

"     

do  Yonge  &  G'ld  G.  II.  Hodgetts. 

do  Yonge&Bl'r 

r.  D.  Lewis. 

•'     

Nova  Scotia.... 

i.  A.  Flemming. 

do  King  &  York 

A.  R.  Capreol 

«« 

do  Dundas  St. . .  G.  E.  Buchanan. 

•«        

do  King&Sherb. 

<'.  J.  Peterson. 

"     

do  Bloor  St.  W.  T.  R.  Jones. 

"        

do  W.Market& 

«'     

do  Bloor  &  Spa. 

I.  Forgan. 

Front  Sts... 

1'.  J.  Peterson. 

"     

do  Q'n&  Church 

1.  W.  Berkinshaw. 

•I 

do  K'g&Sp'dina. 

J.  F.  Scarth. 

«« 

Royal 

N.  F.  Brock. 

«' 

io  Bl'r&L'nsd'ne  C.  M.  Baldwin. 

«'     

do    Bloor  St.. 

E.  S.  Crocker. 

<♦        

do  Bath.  &Dup't  H.  H.  Morgan, 
do  Queen  &Parn;Tf,- S.  ftalbraith. 

"     

do    D'ndas  St. 

H.  J.  Bulley. 

<« 

Tottenham  . . . 
Trail.  B.C. . . . 

Traders 

W.  L.  Simpson. 

J.  N.  Crow,  Pro.  Sub. 

«« 

do  Ade.  &  Vict'a. 

E.  H.  Anderson. 

B.  N.  America.. 

«i 

Metropolitan  . . 

W.  D.  Ross,  Gen.  Man. 

Treherne,  M.  . 

Conmierce 

J.  S.  Munro. 

'«         

do  Can.  Lf.  Bl'g. 

VV.  H.  Burns. 

'« 

Hamilton 

Chas.  Birkett. 

«• 

do  Coll.  &  Bath. 

C.  D.  Magee. 

Trenton,  0. . . . 

Molsons 

H.  A.  Thomson. 

"         

do  Dund.&Arth.  lA.  E.  Meilish. 

«« 

Montreal 

B.  H.  Siddall. 

«« 

doQu'en&M'Ca'l.E.  B.  Mackenzie. 

•• 

Farmers 

R.  E.  Davis,  Acting. 

«• 

do  Q'n&Lan.  A.  IH.  L.  Enman. 

Trochu,  Alta.. 

Merchants 

J.  S.  Davidson,  Acting. 

<« 

doQ'n&LeeAvelR.  A.  Barber. 

Trois  Pistoles. 

Nationale 

A.  LeChasseur. 

«« 

do  Market  Br . . . 

H.  A.  Jones,  Acting. 

Trois  Rivieres. 

do        

R.  0.  Gilbert. 

"        

doBr'dv'w&D'df 

F.  W.  Moody. 

" 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

Napoleon  Langlois. 

{< 

do  E  Toronto 

W   J   Fawcett. 

Truro,  N.S.... 

Royal 

Martin  Dickie. 

«« 

Standard 

Geo.P.Schofield.G.Mgr. 

Commerce 

S.  N.  Moffat. 

K 

do  Toronto  Br. 

H.  T.  McMillan. 

"         .... 

Nova  Scotia 

R.  A.  Mingie. 

«• 

do  Bay  St.  Br.. 

H.  H.  Loosemore. 

Tugaske,  Sask 

Commerce 

C.  S.  Freeman. 

'« 

do  Market  Br.. 

J.  H.  Hyland. 

Tuxford.Sask. 

Hamilton 

I.  R.  Marlatt. 

'<                  

do  Parkdale  . . 

R.  C.  Babbitt. 

Tweed 

Montreal 

H.  P.  Helm. 

«« 

do  Ronces.  Av 

R.  K.  Grant. 

««     

Traders 

R.  J.  Gregson. 

do  Yonge  St.. 

E.  L.  Williams. 

Tyvan,  Sask . . 

Hamilton 

S.  C.  Crawford. 

»« 

do   Avenue  Rd 

Union 

Sterling 

Sub.  to  Pt.  Stanley. 

do  College  St. 

E.  A.  Holmes. 

Unionville.... 

Standard 

S.  M.  Hutcheson. 

|< 

do  McCaul  St. 

Union  Wharf. . 

Royal 

Sub.  to  Cumberland,BO 

« 

Sterling 

F.  H.  Marsh. 

Unity,  Sask... 

Merchants 

N.  F.  Clare. 

«« 

do    Adelaide  & 

Upton,  Q . . . . 

E.  Townships... 

Sub.  to  St.  Hyacinthe. 

SimcoeSt.Br. 

B.  Walker. 

"          

Nationale 

Sub.  to  St.  Hyacinthe. 

do  College  St. . 

F.  L.  Craig. 

Uxbridge 

Dominion 

C.  E.  Lee. 

do  Parkdale... 

T.  F.  Little. 

«<        

Sterling 

J.  W.  Gould. 

•« 

do  W.  Toronto 

H.  N.  McAdam. 

Vallevfield.... 

D'Hochelaga 

S.  Fortier. 

«'                  

Toronto 

Duncan  Coulson,  G.Mgr 

"         

La  Banq.  Prov.. 

R.  S.  Joron. 

«« 

do            Branch. 

\V.  R.  Wads  worth. 

Valcourt 

E.  Townships. .. 

P.  L.  McCabe. 

«« 

do    King&Bath. 

G.  J.  Cutbbertson. 

Vancouver,  BC 

Commerce 

Wm.  Murray. 

♦« 

do  Queen  &Sv>a'a 

F.  II.  Leach. 

M.  D.  Hamilton,  Asst.M. 

«< 

do  Queen &Boltn 

L.  S.  McMurray. 

" 

do    East 

C.  W.  Durrant. 

♦• 

do  Queen  &  Pari. 

G.  S.  Johnston 

«« 

do    P'rk  Drive 

C.  R.  W.  Pooley. 

'« 

do  Dundas  St... 

E.  A.  Kortright. 

«' 

do     Fairview . 

E.  W.  C.  Hilton. 

«« 

doElm&Eliz.St. 

R.  M.  Guay. 

" 

do    Mt.Pleas't 

J.  G.  Mullen. 

«« 

do  Yonge  St 

F.  L.  Coulson. 

«« 

B.  N.  America.. 

W.  Godfrey. 

do  Dundas  St.  & 

J.  Dodds,  Assistant. 

Roncesv's  Av 

W.  F.  Percival. 

t( 

Montreal 

C.  Sweeny. 

Tradkrs 

StuartStrathy.Gen.  M. 

«« 

do  WestminAv 

H.  B.  Cambie,  S.  Agt. 

(( 

do  Yon.  &  Colb. 
do  Avenue  Rd. . 

Frank  W.  Strathy. 
J.  P.  Hodgins. 

i( 

Ottawa 

Chas  G  Pennock. 



«« 

Imperial 

A.  Jukes. 

« 

do  Danforth  Av 

L.  H.  Hillary. 

" 

do  Fairview  . . . 

Sub.  to  Vancouver. 

" 

do  Gerr.  &  Main 

L.  H.  Hillary. 

*' 

do  Hast.  &  Ab'ot 

A.  R.  Green. 

«« 

do  Gerr.  &  Jones 

H.  W.  Barker. 

" 

Royal 

F.  T.  Walker. 

«« 

do  King&Spad. 

A.  H.  Ward. 

'« 

do  Bridge  St.  . . 

J.  W.  Logan. 

«« 

do  Q'n&Brod'w 

H.  W.  Barker. 

" 

do  Cordova  St. 

W.  J.  Green. 

«•          

do  Yonge&Blo'r 

F.  D.  Johnston. 

" 

do  East  End . . . 

S.  G.  Jardine. 

«« 

do  Yonge  &  R'd 

P.  A.  Vale. 

«« 

do  Fairview.... 

F.  C.  Birks. 

«« 

United  Empire.  . 

Geo.  P.  Reid,  Gen.  Man. 

«' 

do  Granville  St. 

G.  H.  Stevens. 

do  North  Br. . . 

F.  M.  P.  Watts. 

" 

doHillcrest.... 

A.  A.  Steeves. 

do  Sunnyside.. 

L.  H.  Pallett. 

" 

do  Mt.  Pleasant 

P.  L.  Bingay. 

«< 

Montreal 

A.  D.  Braithwaite. 

«« 

do  Park  Drive  . 

R.  Jardine. 

«« 

do  Bathurst  St. 

A.  E.  Finucane,  S.  Agt. 

'« 

Molsons 

J.  H.  Campbell. 

«« 

do  Carlton  St  . . 

W.  C.  Stikeman,  S.  Agt. 

•' 

do  Westm'rAve. 

Sub,  to  Vancouver. 

«« 

do  Dundas  St . 

F.  Carmichael,  S.  Agt. 

«« 

Hamilton 

Ewing  Buchan. 

<« 

do  Queen  St. . . 

A.  E.  Hagerman,  S.Agt. 

" 

do  East  Van.Br. 

W.  A.  Moore. 

'«                  

do  Yonge  St.. 

H.  C.  Webster,  S.  Agt. 

" 

do  North    " 

C.  G.  Heaven. 

♦« 

B.  N.  America. . 

R.  Inglis. 

«' 

do  South    •• 

F.  N.  Hirst. 

«« 

do  Blo'r&L'd'wr 

A.  A.  Stewart,  Pro.  Sub. 

" 

doWestm'st'rAv 

J.  H.  Campbell. 

ft 

do  King  &  Duff 'r 

H.  F.  Skey. 

<( 

1  Nova  Scotia  .... 

H.  D.  Burns. 

1911] 

BANKS  IN   CANADA,  WITH  THEIR  BRANCHES,  ETC.                          73 

PliACKS. 

NAMES   OF  BANKS. 

MANAGKR   OR   AGENT. 

PLACES. 

NAMES  OF  BANKS. 

MANAGER  OR  AGENTS. 

Vancouver,  BC 

E.  Townships, 

W.  H.  Hargrave. 

Wawota,  Sask. 

Dominion 

C.  V.  Kennedy. 

<( 

do  KitsilanoBr 

P.  Gomery,  Acting. 
G.  S.  Harrison. 

Webb,  Sask. . . 

Union 

Sub.  to  Swift  Current, 

(1 

Merchants 

J.  M.  Milroy,  Acc'ant. 

«< 

Northern  Crown 

J.  P.  Roberts. 

Webbwood... 

Traders  

J.  E.  Neill,  Acting. 

(i 

do.  Granville  St. 

E.  Stuart  George. 

Weedon,  Q.... 

E.  Townships — 

Sub.  to  Bishop's  Cross'g 

«• 

do.  Mt.  Pleasant. 

D.  McGowen. 

VVelland 

Imperial 

G.  C.  Brown. 

II 

Union 

Thos.  McCaffry. 
R.  J.  Hopper. 

"      

Toronto  

Royal 

F.  A.  Lount. 

i< 

do  Mt.  Pleasant 

G.  S.  Moore. 

•I 

do  Abb.  &  Cord. 

J.  Anderson. 

«« 

Nova  Scotia 

C.  E.  Fairweather,  Pro 

«« 

Dominion 

E.  W.  Hamber. 

Wellandport.. 

Sterling 

C.  Urquhart. 

»• 

Toronto  

H.  B.  Henwood. 

Wellesley  .... 

Standard 

W.  B.  West. 

«« 

Traders 

A.  R.  Heiter. 

Wellington,  0. 

do       

W.  G.  Neill. 

Vankrk  Hill.O 

D'Hochelaga 

D.  Mclnnes. 

" 

Metropolitan  . . . 

G.  W.  Beatson. 

'« 

Ottawa 

F.  W.  Bowden. 

Wellvvood,  M. . 

Union   

W.  C.  Sparling. 

Varna 

Sterling  

Wm.  Beatty. 

Welvvyn,  Sask. 

Home 

A.  E.  Wood. 

Varrennes .... 

B.  N.  America.. 

Sub.  to  Longueuil. 

W.Ft.  Winiam 

Traders 

W.  H.  Scott. 

Vars 

Traders 

R.  G.  Grieve,  Acting. 

West  Lorne,0. 

Merchants 

L.  P.  Thompson. 

Vegreville.Alb 

Commerce ...... 

VV.  P.  Perkins. 

" 

United  Empire.. 

C.  C.  Keele,  Acting. 

Merchants 

A.  S.  Maxwell. 

Westmeath . . . 

Ottawa 

T.  S.  Atkinson. 

Venn,  Sask . . 

Northern  Crown 

L.  M.  Watson. 

VV^estmount... 

Royal 

C.  H.  McDunnoiigh. 

Verchdres,  Q.. 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

P.  Pigeon. 

" 

do  V  ictoria  Ave 

C.  V.  Lindsay. 

Verdun 

D'Hochelaga — 

E.  Garceau, 

Weston 

B.  N.  America.. 

N.  J.  McEwen,  Sub. 

Vermilion,  Alb 

Commerce 

A.  F.  Turner. 

" 

Nova  Scotia 

P.  C.  Pope. 

Verner 

Sterling 

J.  A,  Poirer. 

Westport,  6.. 

Merchants 

F.  0.  Baylay. 

Vernon,  B.C.. 

Montreal    

G.  A.  Henderson. 

VV.  Shefford,  Q 

E.  Townships... 

F.  E.  Kcrridge. 

«« 

Royal 

C.  C.  MacRae. 

West  Toronto. 

Commerce 

J.  B.  McCuaig. 

Viauville....'.! 

D'Hochelaga 

D.  Larochelle. 

«' 

Molsons 

C.  K.  Temple. 

Vicfcoria.B.C. 

Commerce 

F.  L.  Crawford. 

«« 

B.  N.  America.. 

A.  C.  Skelton. 

do  North 

H.  R.  Beaven. 

II 

Hamilton 

W.  N.  Halliday. 

" 

xVIerchants 

R.  F.  Taylor. 

" 

Dominion 

1  R.  W.  H.  Brough. 

"         , . 

B.  N.  America. . . 

D.  Doig. 

** 

do  Stockyards. 

««         .] 

Montreal 

A.  J.  G.  Galletly. 

" 

Sterling 

C.  W.  Buchanan. 

II 

Royal 

F,  Shute. 
J.  S.  Gibb. 

; ; 

Home 

Traders,  U.S. yd. 

J.  T.  Belcher. 

II          ]' 

Imperial 

Sub.  to  Toronto. 

««         [[ 

Union 

A.  E.  Christie. 

Westville...."! 

Nova  Scotia  .... 

G.  R.  Viets. 

"         [[ 

.Northern  Crown 

G.  Booth. 

Wet'skiwinAlb 

Merchants 

H.  S.  Craig. 

n 

Dominion 

C.  E.  Thomas. 

" 

Imperial 

H.  W.  Wright. 

Victoria  Har.b 

Standard 

H.  R.  McHoull,  Acting. 

II 

Commerce 

H.  I.  Millar. 

Victoria  W.,BC 

Royal 

A.  0.  Futcher. 

Weyburn.Sask 

Union 

C.  H.  Hartney. 

Victoriaville,Q 

Quebec 

J.  D.  Proulx. 

♦' 

Commerce 

A.  S.  Swinford. 

II 

Molsons 

A.  Marchand. 
W.  McAthey. 
H.  P.  Cartier. 

Weymouth.NS 

Montreal 

Royal 

R.  C.  Whately. 

Viking,  Alta... 

Merchants 

D.  Kemp. 

Ville  Emard. . . 

d'Hochelaga.... 

Wheatley,  0.. 

Merchants 

D.  G.  Scott. 

Ville  Marie,  Q. 

Quebec 

W.  J.  Barry. 

" 

Union 

H.  N.  Conley,  Acting. 

VilleSt  La'rent 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

Rod.  Beauregard. 

Whitby  .... 

Dominion    

C.  D.  Gordon. 

Virden,  Man.. 

Union 

H.  J.  Pugh. 

"        

Standard 

C.  A.  McClellan. 

«« 

Ottawa 

A.  G.  Dunnet. 

White  Horse, 

II 

Commerce 

F.  C.  Whitehouse. 

Yukon  T... 

Commerce 

D.  Ross. 

Viscount,  Sask 

Northern  Crown 

V.  Wurtele. 

Whitewood,  S. 

Merchants 

W.  S.  Mercer. 

Vonda,  Sask.. 

Commerce 

J.  C.  Kennedy. 

Whitney  P,N^ 

Nova  Scotia 

J.  W.  Macdouald,  Pro. 

Vulcan,  Al. . . . 

Hamilton 

J.  S.  O'Brien. 

«' 

Royal 

H.  W.  Jabien. 

Wadena,  Sask. 

Commerce 

A.  L.  Jensen. 

Wiarton,  0  . . . 

Commerce 

G.  A.  Holland. 

Wain'right.Alt 

Merchants 

H.  G,  Morison. 

'« 

Union 

R.  B.  Towriss. 

«« 

Union 

R.  B.  Davison,  Acting. 

Wilcox,  Sask . 

Commerce 

H.  J.  White. 

Waldron,  Sask 

Northern  Crown 

W.  R.  Shanks. 

Wilkie,  Sask.. 

Union 

H.  D.  Smith. 

" 

B.  N.  America.. 

F.  McRae,  Acting. 

" 

Imperial 

J.  R.  Tweeddale. 

Wales 

Molsons 

0.  W.  Farran. 

Williamsburg. 

Molsons 

Sub-Agcy.  to  Morrisb'g 

Walkerton,  0. 

Merchants 

K.  M.  Taylor. 

Williamst'wnO 

Merchants 

Sub-Agcy.  to  Lancaster 

'* 

Commerce 

H.  M.  Lay. 

•' 

Farmers 

0.  W.  Graybiel,  Acting. 

Walkerville!;; 

do         

A.  W.  Ridout. 

Winchester... 

Union 

J.  M.  Thomson, 

»i 

Home 

C.  M.  Wrenshall. 
S.  J.  Jarvis. 

Windsor  Ml8,Q 

Ottawa 

E.  Townships. .. 

J.  D.  Stewart. 

Wallaceburg.. 

Montreal 

N.  H.  Slack. 

" 

Toronto 

E.  E.  Parker. 

Windsor,  N.S. 

Royal 

J.  W.  Cameron. 

Wapella,  Sask. 

Union 

E.  Thornton. 
Sub.  to  Glencoe. 

!! 

Commerce 

Nova  Scotia  .... 

J.  A.  Russell. 

Wardsville. . . . 

Traders  

W.  H.  S.  Ritchie. 

Warkworth,  0 

Union 

C.  B.  Marsland. 

Windsor,  0... 

Merchants 

G.  Carruthers. 

Warner,  Alta. 

Commerce 

Montreal 

A.  J.  Burnside. 

E.  G.  Glenny,  Acting. 

" 

Traders 

Geo.  Muir. 

Warsaw 

Commerce 

E.  P.  Gower. 

"         .... 

Traders 

Sub.  to  Lakefield. 

II 

Dominion  . . 

J.  N.  Stone. 

Warw  ick,  Q. . . 

La  Banq.  Prov . . 

Edgar  Laliberte. 

Windthorst,  S. 

Union 

J.  Wilson. 

Waskada 

Union 

A.  H,  Murrell-Wright, 

VVingham  .... 

Hamilton 

0.  P.  Smith. 

Sub. 

f« 

Dominion 

W.  R.  Geikie. 

Waterdown... 

Traders  

W.  E.  Soule. 

II          ■■■  ■ 

Commerce 

D.  Davies. 

Waterford.... 

Montreal 

N.  H.  Cowdry. 

Winkler,  Man. 

Hamilton 

G.  V.  Hannah. 

Waterloo,  Q.. 

E.  Townships... 

W.  E.  Morehouse. 

Winnipeg 

Merchants 

G.  Munro. 

" 

Molsons 

Geo.  S.  Walsh. 

••        .... 

Molsons 

E.  F.  Kohl. 

Waterloo,  Ont. 

Molsons 

J.  Hespeler, 

"        .... 

do  Portage  Av. 

Sub.  to  Winnipeg. 

" 

Commerce 

J.  Moorman. 

"        .... 

Montreal 

A.  F.  D.  Macgachen. 

" 

Toronto  

C.  A.  Stephens. 

"        .... 

do  Fort  Rouge 

E.  A.  Moore,Sub.  Agent 

Waterville,  Q. 

E.  Townships. .. 

J.  T.  Thomas. 

«' 

do  Logan  Ave. 

A.  F.  Paddon,  Sub.  Agt 

Watford 

Merchants 

F.  Kenward. 

«• 

Imperial 

N.  G.  Leslie. 

"        

Sterling 

J.  B.  Wynne. 

'•        .... 

do  North  End  Br 

W.  A.  Hebblewhite. 

Watrous,  Sask 

Commerce 

A.  M.  Andrews. 

II          " ' ' 

d'Hoch'l'a.M'nSt 

A.  J.  C.  Frigon. 

«« 

Union 

W.  J.  Swaisland. 

"        .... 

do  Higgins  Av. 

.J.  H.  N.  Leveill6. 

Watson.Sask.. 

Commerce 

Hy.  Kerr. 

II 

Dominion 

P.  L.  Patton. 

Wawanesa,  M. 

Union 

S.  W.  Hardy. 

" 

do             

G.  H.  Heron,  Asst. 

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[1911 


Winnipeg 


NAMKS  OF   BANKS.        MANAGER  OR  AGENT. 

Dom'nN'rthEnd  H.  Ransford. 
do  Portage  Ave  C.  W.  Hodgins 
doNotreDameBr 

Ottawa 

Commerce 


do  Alexander  Ave 
do  Blake  Street. 

do  Elmwood 

do  Fort  Rouge . . 

do  North 

do  Portage  Av. . 
Union 

do  N.  End  Br. . 

do  Logan  Ave.. 

do  Sargent  Av. 
B.  N.  America. . . 


Winona  . . . 
Wolfville,  N.S. 

Wolseley,  Sask 


Woodbridge  . . 
WoodstockOnt 


Woodstock  NB 


Woodville  . . . 

Wooler 

Wroxeter,  O . 
(M.,  Th.,  Sa.) 

Wroxeter 

WynyardjSask 
Wyoming . .  O. 
Yamachiche . . 
Yarker,  Ont. . . 
Yarmouth.N.S 


Yellowgrass.S, 
Yorkton,  Sask 


Zealandia,  Sas 


Zephyr 
Zurich  . 


Hamilton 

do  Pr'essSt.Br, 

Nova  Scotia 

Standard  

K.  Townships. .. 

Traders  

Toronto  

Home 

North'rn  Crown 

do 
do  Main&Selki'k 
doP't'ge&Sh'b'k 
doNena&VViirm 

Royal 

do  Grain  Ex'ge 
Quebec. . 
Sterling . . 
Traders. . . 

Royal 

Montreal  . 

Union 

Northern  Crown 

Toronto  

Northern  Crown 

Commerce 

Imperial 

Molsons 

Traders 

Northern  Crown 

Nova  Scotia 

do 

Montreal 

Royal 

Northern  Crown 

Standard , 

Metropolitan 

Hamilton 

Traders 

B.  N.  America. 

Toronto  

La  Banq.  Prov . , 

Merchants 

Yarmouth 

Nova  Scotia  . . . 

Koyal 

Montreal 

Commerce 

Union 

B.  N.  America. 

Toronto 

Commerce 

Union 

Traders 

Farmers 

Molsons 


H.  A.  Bright, 

J.  B.  Monk. 

John  Aird. 

R.  A.  Rumsey,  Asst. 

R.  E.  N.  Jones. 

R.  E.  N.  Jones. 

F.  C.  Biggar,  Acting. 

G.  M.  Patterson. 
H.  W.  Trenholme. 
G.  M.  Patterson. 
R.  S.  Barrow^. 

T.  L.  Cavanagh. 

J.  V.  Harrison. 

J.  V.  Harrison. 

A.  G.  Fry. 

J.  McEachern,  Supt.  Br. 

F.  Hope,  Asst. 
W.  Loree. 

C.  H.  Bartlett. 
W.  W.  Watson. 
J.  S.  Turner. 
W.  L.  Ball. 
T.  B.  Bennett. 
J.  R.  Lamb. 
W.  A,  Machaffie. 
R.  Campbell,  Gen.Mgr. 
W,  P.  Sloane. 
W.  C.  Richardson. 
R.  L.  Paterson,ProMgr. 
T.  E.  Thorsteinson. 
T.  R.  Whitley. 

G.  J.  Scale. 
0.  F.  Pentland. 
W.  A.  Weir. 
Thos.  Muir. 
R.  Creighton. 
Geo.  W.  Munro. 

D.  A.  McVicar. 
R.  M.  Hanson. 
F.  E.  McArthur. 
J.  G.  Hallett. 

F.  Crossley. 
H.  P.  Taylor. 
15.  W.  Waud. 
H.  W.  Bodman. 
C.  J.  Stewart. 
A.  F.  Tomlins. 
W.  M.  McCunn. 

G.  A.  White. 
W.  Dickinson. 
S.  B.  Fuller. 

E.  A.  Preston,  Acting. 
Sub.  to  Brighton. 
W.  S.  Ryan. 

G.  K.  Hall,  Acting. 

A.  S.  McCormick,  Act. 

K.  A.  Westland. 

\.  O.  Bellemare. 

E.  R.  Checkley. 

In  liquidation. 

J.  M.  Walker. 

b\  G.  Taylor. 

T.  V.  B.  Bingay. 

C.  Hensley. 

C.  W.  R.  Pearson. 

J.  Macdonald. 

M.  Duncan. 

H.  L.  Edmonds. 

J.  Cavers. 

C.  T.  Carnie. 

S.  C.  Cook,  Acting. 

J.  A.  Constantine,  Ac'g. 


FOREIGN    AGENTS. 
In  following  list.  Banks  are  arranged  alphabetically. 
British  North  America,  Bank  of— Lonrfon,   England, 

Head  Office,  5  Gracechurch  St.,  A.  G.  Wallis,  Sec'y  ; 

W.    S.    Goldby,    Manager.      New   York,   H.  M.   J. 

McMichael  and  VV.  T.  Oliver,  Agents  ;  Boston,  U.S., 

Merchants  National  Bank;    San  Francisco,  J.  C. 

Welsh  and  A.  S.  Ireland,  Agents;  England,  Bank  of 


England,    Glyn  &  Co.,  and    Bank  of    Liverpool. 
Scotland,   National  Bank    of    Scotland  ;    Ireland, 
Provincial  Bank  and  National  Bank ;  Paris,  Credit 
LyouKais ;  West  Indies,  Colonial  Bank  ;  Australia 
and  New  Zealand,  Union  Bank  of  Australia.  India, 
China  and  Japan,  Mercantile  Bank  of  India. 
Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce— Lon(?o?i,  England,  The 
Canadian    Bank    of    Commerce,    2   Lombard    St., 
E.G.,  Bank  of  England,   Bank  of    Scotland,  Bar- 
clay &  Co.   (Ltd.),    Lloyds    Bank    (Ltd.),     Union 
of  London  and  Smiths  Bank  (Ltd.) ;  United  States — 
Wm.    Gray   and   C.  D.    Mackintosh,   Agents,   New 
York  ;    The  American  Exchange  Nat.   Bank,  New 
York  ;  The  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia,   Boston  ;  The  Na- 
tional Shawmut  Bank,  Boston ;  The  Peoples'  Bank 
of  Buffalo,  Buffalo  ;  The  First  National  Bank,  Chi- 
cago ;  The  Northern  Trust  Company,  Chicago  ;  The 
First  National  Bank,  Cleveland  ;   The  Peoples-State 
Bank,  Detroit ;  The  First  Nat.  Bank,  Detroit ;  The 
North-Western  Nat.  Bank,  Minneapolis  ;  The  Com- 
mercial Nat.  Bank,  New  Orleans ;  The  Mellon  Nat. 
Bank,  Pittsburg  ;  The  Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce, 
Portland,  Ore.  ;  National  German-American  Bank, 
St.  Paul ;  The  Deseret  Nat.  Bank,  Salt  Lake  City  ; 
The  Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce,  San  Francisco, 
Cal.,  Seattle,  Wash.;  The  Traders  National  Bank, 
Spokane  ;  The  B.ink  of  California,  National  Associ- 
ation, Tacoma  ;   France — Crddit  Lyonnais,  Lazard 
Freres  &  Cie.,  Paris;    Germany — Deutsche  Bank. 
Z/o^teruZ— Disconto  Maatschappij,  Rotterdam.   Bet- 
gium—i.  Matthieu  &  Fils,  Brussels  ;  Banque  d'An- 
vers,    Antwerp.      Switzerland— BinnqviG    FMerale, 
Zurich.    India,  China,  Japan  and  the  Fhilippine 
J  stands —Ch&rtered  Bank   of  India,  Australia  and 
China  ;  Hong  Kong  and  Shanghai  Banking  Corpora- 
tion.     South    ^/nca— Standard    Bank    of    South 
Africa  (Ltd.)  ;  Bank  of  Africa  (Ltd.).  Australia  and 
Neiv Zealand,  Union  Bank  of  Australia  (Ltd.) ;  Bank 
of    Australasia ;    National    Bank    of    Australasia. 
Hawaiian  Islands — First  Nat.   Bank  of   Hawaii, 
Honolulu;  Bishop  &  Co.,  Honolulu.  South  America 
— British  Bank  of  South  America  (Ltd.) ;   London 
and  Brazilian  Bank  (Ltd.) ;  Anglo-South  American 
Bank  (Ltd.)     Mexico — The  Canadian  Bank  of  Com- 
merce.     West    Indies  —  The    Canadian    Bank    of 
Commerce,  Colonial  Bank  and  Branches  ;  National 
Bank  of  Cuba,  Havana,  Cuba.    Bermuda— Ba,nk  of 
Bermuda  (Ltd.),  Hamilton. 
Dominion  Bank  —London,  England,  National  Bank   of 
Scotland,  Limited  ;  Nexo  York,  National  City  Bank, 
National   Park  Bank  ;  Minneapolis,  Northwestern 
National    Bank  ;    Philadelphia,    Girard    National 
Bank  ;  Boston,  National  Shawmut  Bank ;  Buffalo, 
Columbia  National  Bank ;    Detroit,  First  National 
Bank  ;  Chicago,  Continental  &  Commercial  National 
Bank  ;  Duluth,  American  Exchang'j  National  Bank  ; 
Pittsburg,  Second  National  Bank  ;  Cleveland,  First 
National    Bank;    Bermuda,   The    Bank   of   N.  T. 
Butterfield  &  Son,  Hamilton  ;    China  and    Japan, 
Hongkong    and    Shanghai   Banking    Corporation ; 
Cuba,  Royal  Bank  and  Branches ;  France,  Comptoir 
National  d'Escompte   de   Paris,   Paris;  Germany, 
Deutsche  Bank,  Berlin  ;  Italy,  Banca  Commerciale 
Italiana,  Naples,    Saint    Pierre    et    Miquelon,    La 
Banque  des  lies  St.  Pierre  et  Miquelon ;  Mexico, 
Banco  de  Londres  y  Mexico,  Mexico ;  Australia,  New 
Zealand,  Tasmania,  Union  Bank  of  Australia,  Ltd. ; 
West  Indies,  Colonial  Bank  and  Branches. 
Eastern  Townships  Bank— Canada,  Bank  of  Montreal 
and     Branches,     Molsons     Bank    and     Branches, 
Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce  and  Branches ;  Boston, 
Nat.  Shawmut  Bank  ;   New  York,  Nat.  Park  Bank, 
Corn  Exchange  Bank,  Knauth,  Nachod  &  Kuhne ; 
Chicago,    Continental    National  Bank;    Portland, 
Maine,  First  National  Bank;  Albany,  N.Y.,  New 
York    State     National    Bank ;    Spokane,     Wash., 
Exchange   National    Bank ;   Minneapolis,    Minn., 
First  National  Bank  :  Great  Britain,  National  Bank 
of    Scotland;    Asia,    Hong    Kong    and    Shanghai 
Banking  Co. ;    Europe,  Credit  Lyonnais ;  Africa, 
National  Bk.  of  South  Africa,  Limited ;  Denver,Col., 
First  National  Bk.;  New  Orleans,  La.,  Commercial 
National  Bk.;  London,  National  Bk.  of  Scotland. 
Farmers   Bank   of  Canada— Canada,  Royal  Bank  of 
Canada  and  Branches  ;  London,  England,  London 
County  and  Westminster  Bank  ;  Glasgow  and  Edin- 
burgh, National  Bank  of  Scotland ;  Paris,  Credit 


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Lyonnais.  Germany,  Berlin,  Berliner  Ilaiidels- 
Gesellschaft ;  Belgium,  Brussels,  Credit  Ijyonnais  ; 
Rtissia,St.  Petersburg,  Credit  Lyonnais  ;  New  York, 
Mercantile  National  Bank  ;  Chicago,  Corn  Exchange 
National  Bank ;  Detroit,  Old  Detroit  National 
Bank;  Buffalo,  Central  National  Bank  ;  Pittsbzirgh, 
Second  National  Bank. 

Hamilton,  Bank  of — Montreal,  The  Bank  of  Toronto ; 
iieiv  York,  Fourth  Nat.  Bank  and  Hanover  Nat. 
Bank  ;  Buffalo,  Marine  National  Bank  of  Buffalo  ; 
London,  Nat.  Prov.  Bank  of  England,  Ld.;  Chicago, 
First  National  Bank  and  Continental  National  Bank; 
Detroit,  Old  Detroit  National  Bank ;  Boston,  Inter- 
national Trust  Co.;  Philadelphia,  Merchants  Nat. 
Bank :  Pittsburg,  Mellon  National  Bank  ;  Kansas 
City,  The  National  Bank  of  Commerce ;  St.  Louis, 
Third  National  Bank;  San  Francisco,  Crocker- 
Woolworth  National  Bank. 

HOMR  Bank  of  Canada— Cana^Za,  Dominion  Bank 
Imperial  Bank ;  Great  Britain,  National  Bank  of 
Scotland  (Ltd.);  United  States— Boston,  Mass., 
National  Shawmut  Bank ;  New  York,  National  Park 
Bank  ;  Chicago,  Merchants  Loan  and  Trust  Co.  ; 
Detroit,  Home  Savings  Bank ;  Australia,  Union 
Bank  of  Australia,  (Ltd.). 

Imprrial  Bank  of  Canada -Canada,  Bank  of  Montreal 
and  Branches;  Great  Britain,  Lloyds  Bank  (Ltd.), 
Manchester  &  Ijiverpool  District  Banking  Co.  (Ltd.). 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotlatid  (Ltd.);  France, 
Credit  liyonnais ;  United  States —  New  York, 
Bank  of  the  Manhattan  Co.,  Bank  of  Montreal, 
Bank  of  America,  National  Bank  of  Commerce, 
National  City  Bank,  Merchants  National  Bank ; 
Buffalo,  Bank  of  Buffalo,  The  Marine  National 
Bank  ;  Bosto7i,  National  Shawmut  Bank  ;  Chicago, 
First  National  Bank,  Corn  Exchange  National 
Bank,  Merchants  Loan  and  Trust  Co.  ;  Detroit, 
Old  Detroit  National  Bank  ;  Duluth,  First  National 
Bank,  American  Exchange  Bank  ;  Philadelphia, 
Farmers'  and  Mechanics'  National  Bank  ;  St.  Paul, 
Second  National  Bank ;  Minneapolis,  First  Na- 
tional Bank  ;  San  Francisco,  Nevada  National 
Bank,  Wells,  Fargo ;  China  and  Japan,  Hong 
Kong  and  Shanghai  Banking  Corporation ;  Aus- 
tralia, New  Zealand,  Tasmania,  Union  Bank  of 
Australia ;  Sandwich  Islands,  Yokohama  Specie 
Bank,  Bank  of  New  South  Wales,  Bank  of  Hawaii 
(Limited). 

La  Banque  d'HocuKLAGA— Z/on(Zo?i,  Clydesdale  Bank 
(Ltd.),  and  the  London  agencies  of  Credit  Lyonnais, 
Credit  Industriel  et  Commercial,  Comptoir  National 
d'Escompte  de  Paris ;  Paris,  Credit  Lyomiais, 
Credit  Industriel  et  Connnercial,  Comptoir  National 
d'Escompte  de  Paris,  Societe  G6nerale  ;  Bruxelles, 
Credit  Lyonnais  ;  Berlin,  Deutche  Bank  ;  Vieniia, 
Banque  Imperiale-Royal  Priv.  des  Pays-Autrichiens; 
Neiv  York,  National  Bank  of  North  America,  the 
National  City  Bank  of  New  York,  Merohants'  Na- 
tional Bank  of  New  York,  National  Park  Bank, 
National  Exchange  Bank,  New  Amsterdam  National 
Bank,  MM.  Heidelbach,  Ickelheimer  &  Co.,  Import- 
ers and  Traders  National  Bank,  MM.  Ladenburg, 
Thalman  &  Co.,  Kountze  Bros.  ;  Boston,  National 
Shawmut  Bank,  National  Bank  of  Redemption, 
International  Trust  Company ;  Chicago,  National 
Live  Stock  Bank,  Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  Bank  ; 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  National  German  American  Bank  ; 
Philadelphia,  The  Philadelphia  National  Bank,  The 
Fourth  Street  National  Bank;  Buffalo,  Columbia 
National  Bank  ;  Butte  City,  Silver  Bow  National 
Bank  ;   Kankakee,  First  National  Bank 

La  Banque  Nationalk— Lojidoai,  The  National  Bank  of 
Scotland  (Limited) ;  Paris,  La  Banque  Nationale, 
J.  E.  M.  Robert,  Manager,  Credit  Lyonnais  and 
Branches,  Society  G6n6rale  and  Branches,  Comptoir 
National  d'Escompte  and  Branches ;  Hamburg, 
Germany,  Commerz  und  Disconto  Bank  ;  New 
York,  First  National  Bank  ;  Boston,  First  National 
Bank  of  Boston;  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Philadelphia 
National  Bank;  Canada,  The  Bank  of  Toronto, 
Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce,  Royal  Bank  of 
Canada,  Bank  of  New  Brunswick. 

La  Banque  Provincialk  du  Canada— London,  Societe 
G6n6rale,  Bank  of  Montreal ;  Neiv  York,  National 
Bank  of  Commerce  in  N.Y.,  The  Citizens  Central 
Nat.  Bk.,  National  Shoe  and  Leather  Bank, 
Consolidated     National    Bank,    New    Amsterdam 


National  Bank,  Chicago,  III.,  National  Bank  of 
North  America,  Bank  of  Montreal,  National  Bank 
of  the  Republic,  Continental  National  Bank  ; 
Philadelphia,  4th  Street  National  Bank,  Franklin 
National  Bank  ;  Pittsburg,  Lincoln  Bank.  Cleve- 
land, Commerce  Bank ;  Boston,  First  Nat.  Bank  ; 
Nat.  Bank  of  the  Republic  ;  Paris,  France,  Comp- 
toir National,  d'Escompte  de  Paris. 

Merchants  Bank  of  Canada— i/ondon,  and  other 
points  in  Great  Britain,  The  London  Joint  Stock 
Bank  (Ltd.) ;  New  York,  American  Exchange  Na- 
tional Bank,  and  Merchants  Bank  of  Canada,  (53-65 
Wall  Street,  W.  M.  Ramsay  and  C.  J.  Crookall, 
Agents;  Chicago,  The  Northern  Trust  Co.;  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  First  National  Bank  ;  Detroit,  First 
National  Bank ;  Buffalo,  Bank  of  Buffalo ;  San, 
Francisco,  Anglo  and  London-Paris  National  Bank; 
Boston,  Merchants  National  Bank. 

Metropolitan  Bank— London,  Bank  of  Scotland  ;  New 
York,  Bank  of  Manhattan  Co.  In  Canada,  Canadian 
Bank  of  Commerce,  Merchants  Bank  of  Canada. 

MOLSONS  Bank— Lo^.rfou,  Parr's  Bank  (Ltd.);  Liverpool, 
Bank  of  Liverpool  (Limited) ;  Ireland,  Munster  and 
Leinster  Bank  (Limited)  ;  Paris,  France,  Soei6te 
G6n6ral,  ;  Germany,  Deutsclie  Bank ;  Belgium, 
Antwerp,  La  Banque  D' An  vers ;  China  and  Japan, 
Hong  Kong  aiid  Shanghai  Banking  Corporation  ; 
Australia  and  Neiv  Zealand,  The  Union  Bank  of 
Australia  (Ltd.);  South  Africa,  The  Standard  Bank  of 
South  Africa  (Ltd.) ;  Cuba,  Banco  Nacional  de  Cuba ; 
New  York,  Mechanics'  National  Bank,  National 
City  Bank,  Hanover  National  Bank,  The  Morton 
TrustCo. ;  /?os<o?i, State  National  Bank,  Kidder,  Pea- 
body  &Co.  ;  Chicago,  First  National  Bank ;  Cleveland. 
Commercial  National  Bank ;  Philadelphia,  Fourth 
Street  National  Bank,  Philadelphia  National  Bank, 
Detroit,  People's  State  Bank ;  Buffalo,  Third  Na- 
tional Bank  ;  Mihvaukee,  Wisconsin  National  Bank, 
of  Milwaukee ;  Minneapolis,  First  National  Bank  ; 
Toledo,  Second  National  Bank ;  Butte,  Montana, 
First  Nat'nal  Bank  ;  San  Francisco,  Canadian  Bank 
of  Commerce;  Portland,  Oregon,  Canadian  Bank 
of  Commerce  ;  Seattle,  Wash.,  Seattle  Nation'l  Bank. 

Montreal,  Bank  ov— London,  Bk.  of  Montreal,  F.  W. 
Taylor,  Manager,  H.  Haylock,  Asst.  Man.  ;  Bank  of 
England,  London  and  Westminster  Bank,  Union 
Bank  of  London,  Nat.  Prov.  Bank  of  England ; 
Liverpool,  Bank  of  Liverpool ;  Scotland,  British 
Linen  Company;  New  York,  R.  Y.  Hebden ; 
Boston,  Merchants  National  Bank;  Buffalo,  The 
Marine  Bank ;  Chicago,  Bank  of  Montreal,  J.  M. 
Greata,  Manager ;  San  Francisco,  The  First  Na- 
tional Bank,  The  Anglo  and  London  Paris  National 
Bank  Ltd.  ;  Spokane,  Washington,  Bank  of  Mon- 
treal, A.  H.  Buchanan,  Manager  ;  St.  John's, 
Newfoundland,  Bank  of  Montreal,  J.  A.  Paddon, 
Manager  ;  Birchy  Cove,  Bay  of  Islands,  Newfound- 
land, F.  J.  McDonald,  Acting  Manager;  Mexico, 
T.  S.  C.  Saunders,  Manager. 

New  Brunswick,  Bank  ok — London,  Williams,  Deacon's 
Bank,  Limited;  New  York,  Mechanics'  National 
Bank;  Boston,  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia;  Montreal, Bank. 
of  Nova  Scotia  and  .Molsons  Bank  ;  Winnipeg,  Bank 
of  Nova  Scotia ;    British  Columbia,  Molsons  Bank. 

Northern  Crown  Bank.— Canada;  Bank  of  Montreal ; 
Great  Britain:  Parr's  Bank  (Ltd.) ;  France:  Comp- 
toir National  d'Escompte  de  Paris ;  United  States- 
Chicago:  Continental  and  Commercial  National 
Bank  ;  Minneapolis :  Security  National  Bank ;  New 
York:  National  Park  Bank;  Seattle:  Northwest 
Trust  and  Safe  Deposit  Co.;  Pittsburg:  Bank  of 
Pittsburgh  ;  Detroit :  Old  Detroit  National  Bank  ; 
China  and  Japan:  Hong  Kong  and  Shanghai 
Banking  Corporation. 

Nova  Scotia,  Bank  ov— Jamaica,  W.I.:  Kingston, 
A.  H.  Rowley,  Manager ;  Mandeoille,  D.  B.  Scott, 
Pro.  Manager  ;  Montego  Bay,  J.  H.  Mcintosh,  Man- 
ager ;  Port  Antonio,  H.  Rogers,  Manager;  Port 
Maria,  H.  A.  Lindo,  Act.  Manager;  Saj;anna-ia-3far, 
F.  M.  Hoyt,  Manager ;  Cuba :  Cienfuegos,  D.  G. 
Black,  Manager;  Havana,  F.  W.  Ross,  '^Manager  ; 
United  States :  Boston,  W.  Caldwell,  Manager ; 
Chicago,  J.  A.  MacLeod,  Manager  ;  New  York,  W 
H.  Davis,  Agent. 

OiTAWA,  Bank  of  -New  York,  The  Agents  Bank  of 
Montreal,  National  Bank  of  Commerce,  Boston, 
National   Shawmut    Bank,  Commonwealth  Trust 


76 


BANKS  IN  CANADA — FOREIGN  AGENTS. 


[1911 


Company ;  Philadelphia,  Girard  National ;  Buffalo, 
Columbia  National  Bank ;  Chicago,  Bank  of  Mon- 
treal, Merchants  Loan  and  Trust  Company ;  St. 
Paul,  Merchants  National  Bank ;  London,  Parr's 
Bank  (Limited) ;  France,  Comptoir  National  D'Es- 
compte  de  Paris ;  India,  China  and  Japan,  Char- 
tered Bank  of  India,  Australia  and  Japan. 

QuBBRC  Bxmi— London,  Bank  of  Scotland ;  Paris,  Credit 
Lyonnais  ;  New  York,  Agents'  Bank,  British  North 
America,  and  Hanover  National  Bank;  Boston, 
National  Bank  of  the  Republic  ;  Albany,  New  York 
State  National  Bank. 

RotaIj  Bank  of  Gm^av a— Canada,  Merchants  Bank  of 
Canada:  Great  Britain:  London,  2  Bank  Bldgs., 
Princess  St.,  E.C.,  Jas.  Mackie,  Manager;  Bank  of 
Scotland;  United  States:  Ne^o  York,  68  William 
St.,  S.  H.  Voorhees,  Agent ;  Chase  National  Bank, 
First  National  Bank,  National  Bank  of  Commerce  ; 
Blair  &  Co. ;  Boston,  National  Shawmut  Bank  ; 
Chicafio,  Illinois  Trust  and  Savings  Bank ;  Phila- 
delphia, Philadelphia  National  Bank ;  St.  Paul, 
First  National  Bank ;  Buffalo,  Marine  National 
Bank  of  Buffalo ;  San  Francisco,  First  National 
Bank,  Wells  Fargo  Nevada  National  Bank  ; 
Portland,  Oregon,  First  National  Bank  ;  Seattle, 
National  Bank  of  Commerce;  Spokane,  Exchange 
National  Bank,  Spokane  and  Eastern  Trust  Coy.; 
New  Orleans,  Hibernia  Bank  and  Trust  Co.  ; 
Tampa,  First  National  Bank ;  Miami,  Bank  of 
Bay  Biscayne ;  Pensacola,  First  National  Bank  ; 
Minneapolis,  National  Bank  of  Commerce  ;  France, 
Credit  Lyonnais,  Comptoir  National  d'Escompte, 
Banque  Frangaise  pour  le  Commerce  et  I'lndustrie  ; 
Germany,  Deutsche  Bank,  Direction  der  Disconto- 
Gesellschaft,  Dresdner  Bank ;  Holland,  Amster- 
damsche  Bank ;  Belgium,  Banque  Centrale  An- 
versoise.  Credit  Anversois ;  Spain,  Credit  Lyonnais  ; 
Switzerland,  Schweizerische  Kreditanstalt,  Sch- 
weizerischer  Bankverein  ;  China  and  Japan,  Hong 
Kong  and  Shanghai  Banking  Corporation  ;  .4ms- 
tralia.  Bank  of  New  South  Wales.  Cuban  Agencies : 
Caibarien,  T.  F.  Dever ;  Camaguey,  E.  de  Castillo ; 
Cardenas,  J.  Castro;  Cienfuegos,  A.  de  Villegas ; 
Havana,  N.  R.  Burrows  ;  Havana,  Galiano  St.,  O. 
Arocha,  Acting ;  Manzanillo,  J.  Codina,  Acting ; 
Matanzas,  S.  S.  Hamilton ;  Mayari,  W.  L.  Mac- 
donald  ;  Sagua  la  Grande,  T.  C.  Wood  ;  San  Juan, 


P.  R.  and  J.  R.  Bruce ;  Slantiaffo,  F.  B.  Mejer ; 
Bahamas,  G.  H.  Gamblin ;  Port  of  Spain :  Trinidad. 
A.  S.  Creighton;  Ponce,  P.R.,  C.  S.  Macdonald  ; 
Kingston,  Jamaica, 

Standard  Bank — New  York,  Importers  and  Traders 
National  Bank  ;  Montreal,  Molsons  Bank  and  Im- 
perial Bank  of  Canada ;  Buffalo,  Manufacturers  and 
Traders  National  Bank ;  London,  Eng.,  National 
Bank  of  Scotland  (Limited). 

Sterling  Bank  of  Canada— iyondon,  E.C.,  National 
Bank  of  Scotland,  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland ; 
New  York,  National  Park  Bank ;  Chicago,  Drover 
Deposit  National  Bank ;  Buffalo,  People's  Bank  of 
Buffalo  ;  Albany,  First  National  Bank  of  Albany. 

Toronto,  Bank  ov— Great  Britain,  The  London  City 
and  Midland  Bank  (Limited)  London;  New  York, 
Nat.  Bk.  Commerce  ;  Chicago,  First  National  Bank ; 
Buffalo,  Manufacturers  and  Traders  Nat.  Bank ; 
Detroit,  Old  Detroit  National  Bank.  France, 
Comptoir  National  d'Escompte  de  Paris,  CrMit 
Lyonnais ;  Italy,  Banca  Commerclale  Italiana ; 
Constantinople  and  Eastern  Ports,  Imperial  Otto- 
man Bank,  Anglo  Egyptian  Bank  ;  Asia,  Chartered 
Bank  of  India,  Australia  and  China ;  India,  Bank 
of  Bengal. 

Tradkrs  Bank  of  Canada— jLondon,  City  and  Midland 
Bank  (Limited),  London,  England ;  New  York, 
National  Park  Bank;  Buffalo,  Marine  National 
Bank ;  Chicago,  First  National  Bank ;  Oswego, 
Second  National  Bank. 

Union  Bank  of  Canada — London,,  Parr*3  Bank  (Ltd.) ; 
Liverpool,  Parr's  Bank  (Ltd.);  New  York,  National 
Park  Bank ;  Boston,  National  Shawmut  Bank ; 
St.  Paul,  Capitol  National  Bank;  Buffalo,  The 
Marine  National  Bank  ;  Chicago,  The  Corn  Ex- 
change National  Bank  ;  Detroit,  First  National 
Bank;  Great  Falls,  Mont.,  First  National  Bank: 
Minneapolis,  First  National  Bank;  Duluth,  First 
National  Bank  of  Duluth ;  San  Francisco,  The 
Bank  of  California. 

Union  Bank  of  Halifax— (See  Royal  Bank  of  Canada). 

United  Empire  Bank  of  Canada— London,  England, 
55-56  Chancery  Lane,  National  Bank  of  Scotland  ; 
New  York,  Importers  and  Traders'  National  Bank  ; 
Chicago,  Merchants  Loan  and  Trust  Co. ;  Boston, 
National  Shawmut  Bank. 


JUDICIAL   COMMITTEE    OF   THE    PRIVY   COUNCIL. 

Office— Downing  Street,  Wiiitkhall,  S.W.,  London,  Eng. 


The  Right  Hon.  the  Lord  Chancellor  (Lord  Loreburn). 

The  Lord  President  of  the  Council  (ex-Lords  President). 
the  lords  of  appeal  in  ordinary. 

Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Macnaughton ;  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Collins ; 
Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Atkinson ;  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Shaw ;  Rt. 
Hon.  The  Earl  of  Halsbury  ;  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Ashbourne ; 
Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Dunedin ;  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Kinrose ;  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  Edward  Fry  ;  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Gorell ;  Rt.  Hon. 
Lord  James  of  Hereford ;  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Arthur  Wilson, 
K.C.I.E.;  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John  Edge  ;  Rt.  Hon.  Syed  Ameer 
Ali,  CLE.;  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  de  Villiers,  K.C.M.G.,  Cape 
Colony  :  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Samuel  James  Way,  South  Aus- 
tralia ;  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Samuel  Walker  Griffith,  Australia ; 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Henri  Elzear  Taschereau,  Canada ;  Rt. 
Hon.  Sir  Edmund  Barton,  G.C.M.G.,  Australia. 
officers. 

Registrar  of  the  Privy  Council  and  Registrar  of 
Ecclesiastical  and  Admiralty  Causes,  Charles  H.  L. 
Neish,  Barrister-at-Law ;  Chief  Clerk,  W.  Reeve  Wallace ; 
Second  Clerk,  J.  H.  Houghton  ;  Third  Clerk,  D.  G.  Lys ; 
Reader,  G.  Maggiolini. 

The  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council  consists 
of  the  Lord  Chancellor,  Lord  President,  ex-Lords  Presi- 
dent, the  Lords  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary,  and  such  other 
Members  of  the  Privy  Council  as  shall  from  time  to  time 


hold  or  have  held  "High  Judicial  Office"  within  the 
meaning  of  the  Appellate  Jurisdiction  Acts,  1876  and 
1887.  Among  the  last  are  now  included  the  Earl  of 
Halsbury,  Lord  Ashbourne  and  Lord  Gorell.  Lord 
James  of  Hereford  and  Syed  Ameer  Ali,  CLE.,  are 
members  of  the  Committee  by  virtue  of  Sec.  1  of  the 
Judicial  Committee  Act,  1833,  and  Sir  Arthur  Wilson, 
K.C.I. E.,  is  a  member  by  virtue  of  Sec.  30  of  the  same 
Act.  By  virtue  of  Sec.  1  of  the  Judicial  Committee 
Amendment  Act,  1895,  as  amended  by  Sec.  3  of  the 
Appellate  Jurisdiction  Act,  1908,  the  following  Colonial 
Judges  are  Members  of  the  Committee :— Lord  de 
Villiers.  C  J.  (Cape  of  Good  Hope) ;  Sir  Samuel  James 
Way,  Bart.,  C.J.  (South  Australia) ;  Sir  Samuel  Walker 
Griffith,  C.J.  (Australia);  Sir  H.  E.  Taschereau,  late 
C.J.  (Canada);  and  Sir  Edmund  Barton,  G.C.M.6. 
(Australia).  By  virtue  of  Sec.  2  of  the  Appellate  Juris- 
diction Act,  1908,  Sir  John  Edge,  ex-CJ.  of  the  High 
Court  of  Judicature  for  the  N.W.  Provinces,  Allahabad, 
is  a  Member  of  the  Committee.  Sec.  1  of  the  same  Act 
gives  power  to  His  Majesty  to  direct  Colonial  Judges  to 
act  as  assessors  of  the  Judicial  Committee  on  the  hearing 
of  appeals  from  the  Colony. 

Note.— Three  Judges  form  a  Quorum,  but  four  Judges 
at  least  sit  to  hear  appeals  from  the  Courts  of  the  self- 
governing  Colonies. 


EXTRADITION    COMMISSIONERS. 


All  Judges  of  the  Superior  Courts  and  of  the  County 
Courts  of  any  of  the  Provinces,  and  all  Commissioners 
appointed  by  the  Governor- in-Council  under  the  Great 
Seal  are  authorized  to  act  judicially  in  extradition 
matters.    By  Order-in-Council,  however,  of  18th  Sep- 


tember, 1905,  all  special  commissions  in  extradition 
were  cancelled  with  the  exception  of  the  following,  who 
have  therefore  concurrent  jurisdiction  with  the  Superior 
and  County  Court  Judges :  —Alex.  Bartlett,  Windsor,  O. ; 
Alexandre  Chauveau,  Quebec,  F.  X.  Choquet,  Montreal. 


1911] 


BANK   STATISTICS. 


77 


BANK    STATISTICS. 


No.  1.— The  following  is  a  comparative  statement  of  the  assets  and  liabilities  of  the  Banks  in  Canada  on  the 
30th  June,  1906-1910:— 

BANK  STATEMENT,  SOxn  JUNE,  1906-1910. 


LlABILITIBS. 


Capital  paid  up. 


Circulation 


Deposits — 

Payable  on  demand 

Payable  after  notice  or  on  a  fixed  day 

Made  by  other  banks 

Deposits  elsewhere  than  in  Canada 

Balances  due  other  banks  or  agencies 

Balance  due  Dominion  and  Provincial  Govts. 
Other  liabilities 


Total  liabilities 


Assets. 

Dominion  Notes 

Specie 

Deposits  with  Government  for  security  of  note 

circulation 

Notes  of  and  cheques  on  other  banks 

Due  from  agencies  and  other  banks 

Dominion  and  Provincial  Govt,  securities 

Municipal  and  public  securities  railway  and 

other  bonds,  etc 

Loans  to  Dominion  and  Provincial  Govts 

Call  loans  on  bonds  and  stocks 

Call  loans  on  bonds  and  stocks 

Loans  to  or  deposits  made  in  other  banks   . . . 

Current  loans  in  Canada 

Current  loans  elsewhere  than  in  Canada 

Debts  overdue 

Mortgages  on  real  estate  and  real  estate  held 

by  banks 

Bank  premises 

Other  assets 


1906. 


$91,074,505 


69,366,505 


157,992,133 
378,777,386 
4,434,474 
47,344,212 
10,349,820 
14,454,149 
15,995.551 


$698,714,302 


37,609,454 
20,108,117 

3,506,267 
25,499,128 
25,673,949 

9,537,253 

61,462,745 
1,410,876 

56,024,697 

53,476,822 

7,888,253 

501,621,979 

33,159,245 
1,691,553 

1,280,093 
12,460,214 
9,191,501 


1907. 


$96,362,130 


75,510,402 


170,042,326 
419,417,563 
6,480,286 
.^9,176,306 
19,833,431 
15,641,786 
14,973,413 


$781,075,593 


74,349,645 
27,586,533 

4,942.846 
44,456,771 
46,161,495 
17,010,315 

79,098,800 

1,774,740 

61,598,958 

130,173,902 

12,538,142 

649,145,920 

38,171,443 

7,028,522 

1,813,672 
23,031,758 
11,641,656 

Total  assets $861.602,330  $958,342,255  $926,017,629  $1,053,271,919  $1,230,525.305 

^In  Canada,  t  Elsewhere  than  in  Canada. 


45,554,182 
24,101,603 

4,188,909 
29,516,911 
25,071,941 

9,666,951 

63,056,179 

1,855,934 

*49,481,179 

155,298,873 

10,999,056 

586,930,448 

23,388,259 

3,559,069 

1,328,651 
15,939,081 
8,404,849 


$96,049,538 


68,153,994 


161,218,037 

399,285,738 

6,572,587 

65,453,397 

19,750,009 

19,6(  9,624 

6,700,781 


$746,744,250 


50,804,725 
23,887,895 

4,043,896 
27,131,248 
36,188,298 

9,847,855 

62,418,920 

6,159,152 

*41,650,478 

t52,256,320 

17,896,681 

534,523,592 

22,386,034 

8,558,844 

1,933,155 
18,364,317 
7,666.041 


$97,436,424 


70,170.491 


226,480,468 

445,178,476 

4,515,362 

69,249,984 

12,927,349 

22,682,007 

8,988,112 


$870,192,322 


66,169,620 
27,203,921 

4,070,954 
34,600,603 
43,577,990 
12,770,932 

73,812,044 

2,176,824 

*52,617,696 

1115,254,868 

12,890,352 

535,212,269 

33,403,171 

7,434,381 

2,163,933 
19,716,202 
10,195,971 


1910. 


$98,728,342 


79,781,631 


263,417,539 
534,432,054 
5,149,955 
85,017,152 
10,881,162 
45,832,448 
15,812,449 


$1,040,324,464 


No.  2.— PARTICULARS  OF  BANKS  IN  CANADA,  1892-1909. 

Average  of  the  Twelve-Monthly  Statements  rendered  to  the  Government. 

6^ 

Capital 
Paid  up. 

Notes  in 
Circulation. 

*  Total  on 
Deposit. 

Total  of 
Discounts  to 
the  People. 

Liabilities. 

Assets. 

Percent- 
age of 
Liabilities 
to  Assets. 

1892.... 

61,626,311 

33,788,679 

166,668,471 

193,455,883 

208,062,169 

291,635,251 

71-34 

1893.... 

62,009,346 

33,811,925 

174,776,722 

206,623,042 

217,195,975 

302,696,715 

71-75 

1894.... 

62,063,371 

31,166,003 

181,743,890 

204,124,939 

221,066,724 

307,520,020 

71-87 

1895.... 

61,800,700 

30,807,041 

190,916,939 

203,730,800 

229,794,322 

316,536,510 

72-50 

1896... 

62,043,173 

31,456,297 

193,616,049 

213,211,996 

232,338,086 

320,937,643 

72-39 

1897.   .. 

62,027,703 

34,350,118 

211,788,096 

212,014,635 

252,660,708 

341,163,505 

74-06 

1898.... 

62,571,920 

37,873,934 

236,161,062 

223,806,320 

281,076,656 

370,583,991 

75-86 

1899.... 

63.726,399 

41,513,139 

266,504,528 

251,467,076 

318,624,033 

412,504,768 

77-24 

1900.... 

65,154,594 

46,574,780 

305,140,242 

279,279,761 

356,394,095 

459,715,065 

77-52 

1901 ... . 

67,035,615 

50,601,205 

349,573,327 

388,299,888 

420,003,743 

531,829,324 

78-97 

1902.... 

69,869,670 

55.412,598 

390,370,493 

430,662,670 

466,963,829 

585,761,109 

79-72 

1903.... 

76,453,125 

60,244,072 

424,167,140 

472,019,689 

507,527,5.'iO 

641,543,226 

79-11 

1904.... 

79,234,191 

61,769,888 

470,265,744 

509,011,993 

554,014,076 

695,417,756 

79-67 

1905... 

82,655,828 

64,025,643 

531,243,476 

559.814,918 

618,678,633 

767,490,183 

80-50 

1906.... 

91,035,604 

70,638,870 

611,317,778 

655,869,298 

713,790,553 

878,512,076 

81-13 

1907.... 

95,953,732 

75,784,482 

654,839,719 

709.975,274 

709,026,924 

945,685,707 

81-31 

1908.... 

96,476,092 

70,468,515 

711,012,795 

709,117,251 

813,497,885 

994,666,760 

81-78 

1909.... 

97,329,333 

73,943,119 

712,760,058 

762,195,548 

882,598,547 

1,067,007,534 

82-71 

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50,556,318 
247,324,256 
40,272,057 
47,602,537 
336,735 
22,736,678 
16,548,091 

8,738,182 

160,798,416 

61,208,620 

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2,650,481 

9,517,195 
57,376,986 
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15,099,342 
15,810,596 
76,214,691 

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1,553,453 

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3,067,328 

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14,289,726 
5,173,295 
1,008,625 
1,451,269 

14,838,306 

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2,366,965 
7,092,856 
2,663,213 
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291,187 

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CANADIAN   TARIFF   OF   CUSTOMS. 


[1911 


CANADIAN  TARIFF  OF  CUSTOMS 


MEANING  OF  TERMS  USED 
1.   Unless  the  context  otherwise  requires — 
(a)  The   initials    "M.    ft."    represent    and    have 
the    meaning    of   the    words    "one    thousand    feet 
board  measure;" 

(6)  The  initials  "n.o.p  "  represent  and  have 
the  meaning  of  the  words  "not  otherwise  pro- 
vided for;" 

(c)  The  expression  "gallon"  means  an  Imperial 
gallon ; 

(d)  The  expression  "ton"  means  two  thousand 
pounds  avoirdupois; 

(e)  The  expression  "proof,"  "proof  spirit"  or 
"proof  spirits,"  when  applied  to  wines  or  spirits 
of  any  kind,  means  spirits  of  a  strength  equal  to 
that  of  pure  ethyl  alcohol  compounded  with  dis- 
tilled water  in  such  proportions  that  the  resultant 
mixture  shall  at  a  temperature  of  sixty-two  de- 
grees Fahrenheit  have  a  specific  gravity  of  0.9187 
as  compared  with  that  of  distilled  water  at  the 
same  temperature: 

(/)  The  expression  "gauge,"  when  applied  to 
metal  sheets  or  plates  or  to  wire,  means  the  thick- 
ness as  determined  by  the  Imperial  Standard  Gauge; 

(g)  The  expression  "in  diameter,"  when  applied 
to  tubing,  means  the  actual  inside  diameter: 

(A)  The  expression  "sheet,"  when  applied  to 
metals,  means  a  sheet  or  plate  not  exceeding 
three-sixteenths  of  an  inch  in  thickness; 

(t)  The  expression  "plate,"  when  applied  to 
metals  means  a  plate  or  sheet  more  than  three- 
sixteenths  of  an  inch  in  thickness; 

(j)  The  initials  "p.c."  in  any  one  of  the  Tariff 
Columns  in  Schedule  "A"  to  this  Act  represent 
and  have  the  meaning  of  the  words  "per  centum, 
ad  valorem" 

(k)  The  word  "free"  in  any  one  of  the  Tariff 
Columns  in  Schedule  "A"  means  that  the  goods 
opposite  which  the  word  appears,  and  to  which 
the  Tariff  in  said  Column  applies,  may  be  imported 
and  taken  out  of  warehouse  for  consumption  in 
Canada,  without  duty; 

(/)  The  expression  "iron"  includes  "steel"; 

(w)  The  expression  "rolled  iron"  or  "rolled 
steel"  means  iron  or  steel  hot  rolled  only. 

BRITISH  PREFERENTIAL  TARIFF 
(1)  The  rates  of  Customs  duties,  if  any,  set 
forth  in  Column  1  "British  Preferential  Tariff" 
shall  apply  to  goods  the  produce  or  manufacture 
of  the  following  British  countries  when  imported 
direct  from  any  British  country: 

(0)  The  United  Kingdom; 

(6)  The  British  Colony  of  Bermuda; 

(c)  The  British  Colonies  commonly  called  the 
British  West  Indies,  including  the  following: 

The  Bahamas; 

Jamaica; 

Turks  and  Caicos  Islands: 

The  Leeward  Islands  (Antigua,  St.  Christopher, 
Nevis,Dominica,Montserrat,and  the  Virgin  Islands); 

The  Windward  Islands  (Grenada  St.  Vincent 
and  St.   Lucia); 

Barbadoes; 

Trinidad  and  Tobago; 

(d)  British  Guiana; 

(e)  British  India; 
(/)  Ceylon; 

(<;)  Straits  Settlements; 

ih)  New  Zealand; 

(t)  Cape  of  Good  Hope; 

U)  Natal; 

(k)  Orange  River  Colony; 

(1)  Transvaal; 

(m)  Southern  Rhodesia; 

(n)  Any  other  British  Colony  or  possession  ad- 
mitted to  the  benefit  of  the  British  Preferential 
Tariff  in  Canada,in  the  manner  hereinafter  provided ; 


INTERMEDIATE  TARIFF 

(2)  The  rates  of  Customs  duties,  if  any,  set 
forth  in  Column  2  "Intermediate  Tariff"  shall 
apply: 

To  goods  the  produce  or  manufacture  of  any 
British  or  foreign  country  to  which  the  benefits 
of  such  Intermediate  Tariff  shall  have  been 
extended  in  the  manner  hereinafter  provided, 
when  imported  direct  from  such  foreign  country 
or  from  a  British  country. 

GENERAL  TARIFF 

(3)  The  rates  of  Customs  duties,  if  any,  set 
forth  in  Column  3  "General  Tariff"  shall  apply 
to  all  goods  not  entitled  to  admission  under  the 
Intermediate  Tariff  or  under  the  British  Preferen- 
tial Tariff. 

FRENCH    TREATY 

(3)  The  rates  of  duties  of  the  French  Treaty  of 
1907  apply  to  natural  and  manufactured  products 
originating  in  France.  Algeria,  the  French  Colonies 
and  Possessions,  and  Territories  of  the  Protectorate 
of  Indo-China,  upon  entry  for  duty  in  Canada, 
when  such  products  have  been  conveyed  without 
transhipment  from  a  port  of  those  territories  or 
from  a  port  of  a  territory  enjoying  the  preferential 
or  intermediate  tariff  in  respect  of  these  products 
into  a  sea  or  river  port  of  Canada. 

Note. — Products  originating  as  specified  in  this 
paragraph  may  be  imported  into  Canada  subject  to 
entry  under  this  Treaty,  when  conveyed  without 
transhipment  to  a  sea  or  river  port  of  Canada  from 
any  British  Country  or  from  any  country  accorded 
most  favoured  nation  treatment  in  tariff  matters  by 
Canada. 

(4)  Under  the  provisions  of  the  French  Conven- 
tion Act,  1908,  certain  natural  and  manufactured 
products  of  the  following  countries  are  entitled  to 
entry  for  duty  in  Canada  upon  the  terms  and  con- 
ditions granted  in  respect  of  the  like  natural  and 
manufactured  products  of  France,  Algeria,  the 
French  Colonies  and  Possessions,  and  the  Territories 
of  the  Protectorate  of  Indo-China.  viz. : — 

The  United  Kingdom, 

All  British  Colonies  and  British  Possessions; 
and    also    the   following   countries   accorded   most 
favoured   nation   treatment  in    tariff   matters   by 
Canada: — 

Argentine  Republic.  Norway. 

Austria-Hungary.  Russia. 

Bolivia.  Spain. 

Columbia.  Sweden. 

Denmark.  Switzerland. 

Japan.  Venezuela. 

PROOF  OF  ORIGIN 

(4)  Proof  of  origin,  as  prescribed  by  the 
Minister  of  Customs,  shall  be  furnished  with  the 
bill  of  entry  at  the  Custom  House  for  goods  ad- 
mitted to  entry  under  any  of  the  Tariffs  in  Sched- 
ule A;  and  that  the  decision  of  the  Minister  of 
Customs  shall  be  final  as  to  the  Tariff  or  Surtax 
applicable  in  any  case  to  imported  goods  by 
reason  of  their  origin: 

Provided,  that  goods  for  which  entry  is  claimed 
under  the  Intermediate  Tariff  shall  be  bona  fide 
the  produce  or  manufacture  of  a  country  which 
has  been  admitted  to  the  benefits  of  such  Inter- 
mediate Tariff; 

Provided  further  that  every  manufactured 
article  to  be  admitted  under  the  British  Prefer- 
ential Tariff  shall  be  bona  fide  the  manufacture 
of  a  British  country  entitled  to  the  benefits  of  such 
British  Preferential  Tariff,  and  that  a  substantial 
portion  of  the  value  of  the  manufactured  article 
has  been  produced  by  labor  in  one  or  more  of 
such  countries. 


1911] 


CANADIAN   TARIFF  OF   CUSTOMS. 


81 


DUMPING  CLAUSE 

6.  In  the  case  of  articles  exported  to  Canada 
of  a  class  or  kind  made  in  Canada,  if  the  export 
or  actual  selling  price  to  an  importer  in  Canada 
be  less  than  the  fair  market  value  of  the  same 
article  when  sold  for  home  consumption  in  the 
usual  and  ordinary  course  in  the  country  whence 
exported  to  Canada  at  the  time  of  its  exportation 
to  Canada  there  shall,  in  addition  to  the  dutie« 
otherwise  established,  be  levied,  collected  and 
paid  on  such  article,  on  its  importation  into  Can- 
ada, a  special  duty  (or  dumping  duty)  equal  to 
the  difference  between  the  said  selling  price  of 
the  article  for  export  and  the  said  fair  market 
value  thereof  for  home  consumption; 

Provided  that  the  said  special  duty  shall  not 
exceed  fifteen  per  cent,  ad  valorem  in  any  case; 

Provided  also  that  the  following  goods  shall 
be  exempt  from  such  special  duty,  viz.: 

(0)  Goods  whereon  the  duties  otherwise  estab- 
lished are  equal  to  fifty  per  cent,  ad  valorem; 

(b)  Goods  of  a  class  subject  to  excise  dtity  in 
Canada; 

(c)  Sugar  refined  in  the  United  Kingdom. 

(d)  Binder  twine  or  twine  for  harvest  binders 
manufactured  from  New  Zealand  hemp,  istle  or 
tampico  fibre,  sisal  grass  or  sunn,  or  a  mixture  of 
any  two  or  more  of  them,  of  single  ply  and  measur- 
ing not  exceeding  six  hundred  feet  to  the  pound. 

Provided  further  that  excise  duties  shall  be 
disregarded  in  estimating  the  market  value  of 
goods  for  the  purposes  of  special  duty  when  the 
goods  are  entitled  to  entry  under  the  British  Pref- 
erential Tariff. 

(2)  That  the  expression  "export  price"  or 
"selling  price"  in  this  section  shall  be  held  to 
mean  and  include  the  exporter's  price  for  the 
goods,  exclusive  of  all  charges  thereon  after  their 
shipment  from  the  place  whence  exported  di- 
rectly to  Canada. 

(3)  That  if  at  any  time  it  appears  to  the  satis- 
faction of  the  Governor-in  Council,  on  a  report 
from  the  Minister  of  Customs,  that  the  payment 
of  the  special  duty  by  this  section  provided  for 
is  being  evaded  by  the  shipment  of  goods  on  con- 
signment without  sale  prior  to  such  shipment, 
the  Governor-in-Council  may  in  any  case  or  class 
of  cases  authorize  such  action  as  is  deemed  neces- 
sary to  collect  on  such  goods  or  any  of  them  the 
same  special  duty  as  if  the  goods  had  been  sold 
to  an  importer  in  Canada  prior  to  their  shipment 
to  Canada. 

(4)  If  the  full  amount  of  any  special  duty  of 
customs  is  not  paid  on  goods  imported,  the  customs 
entry  thereof  shall  be  amended  and  the  deficiency 
paid  upon  the  demand  of  the  Collector  of  Customs. 

(5)  The  Minister  of  Customs  may  make  such 
regulations  as  are  deemed  necessary  for  carrying 
out  the  provisions  of  this  section  and  for  the 
enforcement  thereof. 

(6)  Such  regulations  may  provide  for  the 
temporary  exemption  from  special  duty  of  any 
article  or  class  of  articles,  when  it  is  established 
to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Minister  of  Customs 
that  such  articles  are  not  made  or  sold  in  Canada 
in  substantial  quantities,  and  offered  for  sale  to 
all  purchasers  on  equal  terms. 

(7)  Such  regulations  may  also  provide  for  the 
exemption  from  special  duty  of  any  article 
when  the  difference  between  the  fair  market  value 
and  the  selling  price  thereof  to  the  importer  as 
aforesaid  amounts  only  to  a  small  percentage 
of  its  fair  market  value. 

SURTAX 

7.  Articles  which  are  the  produce  or  manufacture 
of  any  foreign  country  which  treats  imports 
from  Canada  less  favourably  than  those  from 
other  countries  may  be  subject  to  a  Surtax  over 
and  above  the  duties  specified  in  Schedule  "A," 
such  Surtax  in  every  case  to  be  one-third  of  the 
duty  specified  in  the  General  Tariff  in  the  said 
Schedule  "A," 

(1)  Any  question  arising  as  to  any  foreign 
country  or  goods  coming  under  the  operations 
of  the  provisions  in  regard  to  the  Surtax  shall  be 
decided  by  the  Minister  of  Customs,  whose  de- 
cision shall  be  final; 

6 


Provided  that  the  Governor-in-Council  may 
make  regulations  for  carrying  out  the  purposes 
of  this  Section,  and  may,  by  Order-in-Council, 
from  time  to  time  suspend  the  Surtax  from 
application  to  the  goods  of  any  country. 

FISH  FROM  NEWFOUNDLAND 

8.  Notwithstanding  anything  in  this  Act,  fish 
and  other  products  of  the  fisheries  of  Newfound- 
land may  be  imported  into  Canada  free  of 
Customs  duty  until  otherwise  determined  by  the 
Governor-in-Council,  by  Order  published  in  the 
Canada  Gazette. 

9.  Fish  caught  by  fishermen  in  Canadian  fishing 
vessels  and  the  products  thereof  carried  from 
the  fisheries  in  such  vessels,  shall  be  admitted 
into  Canada  free  of  duty,  under  regulations  by 
the  Minister  of  Customs. 

DRAWBACK 

10.  On  the  materials  set  forth  in  Schedule  "  B  " 
to  this  Act,  there  may  be  paid  out  of  the  Con- 
solidated Revenue  Fund,  the  several  rates  of 
drawback  of  Customs  duties  set  opposite  to  each 
item  respectively  in  such  Schedule,  under  regula- 
tions by  the  Governor-in-Council. 

PROHIBITED  GOODS 

11.  The  importation  into  Canada  of  any  goods 
enumerated,  described  or  referred  to  in  Schedule 
"C"  hereto  is  prohibited;  and  that  any  such 
goods  imported  shall  thereby  become  forfeited 
to  the  Crown  and  shall  be  destroyed  or  other- 
wise dealt  with  as  the  Minister  of  Customs 
directs;  and  that  any  person  importing  any  such 
prohibited  goods,  or  causing  or  permitting  them 
to  be  imported,  shall  for  each  offence  incur  a  pen- 
alty not  exceeding  two  hundred  dollars. 

COMBINE  CLAUSE 

12.  Whenever  from  or  as  a  result  of  a  judg- 
ment of  the  Supreme  Court,  or  Exchequor  Court 
of  Canada,  or  of  any  superior  court,  or  circuit, 
district,  or  county  court  in  Canada,  it  appears  to 
the  satisfaction  of  the  Governor-in-Council,  that 
with  regard  to  any  article  of  commerce  there 
exists  any  conspiracy,  combination,  agreement 
or  arrangement  of  any  kind  among  manufactur- 
ers of  such  articles  or  dealers  therein  to  unduly 
promote  the  advantage  of  the  manufacturers  or 
dealers  at  the  expense  of  the  consumers,  the  Gov- 
ernor-in-Council may  admit  the  article  free  of 
duty,  or  so  reduce  the  duty  thereon  as  to  give 
to  the  public  the  benefit  of  reasonable  competi- 
tion in  the  article,  if  it  appears  to  the  Governor- 
in-Council  that  such  disadvantage  to  the  consumer 
is  facilitated  by  the  duties  of  Customs  imposed 
on  a  like  article. 

(2)  Whenever  the  Governor-in-Council  deems 
it  to  be  in  the  public  interest  to  enquire 
into  any  conspiracy,  combination,  agreement  or 
arrangement  alleged  to  exist  among  manufac- 
turers or  dealers  in  any  article  of  commerce  to 
unduly  promote  the  advantage  of  the  manufac- 
turers or  dealers  in  such  article  at  the  expense 
of  the  consumers,  the  Governor-in-Council  may 
commission  or  empower  any  judge  of  the  Supreme 
Court,  or  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada,  or  of  any 
Superior  Court  or  County  Court  in  Canada,  to 
enquire  in  a  summary  way  into  and  report  to  the 
Govemor-in-Council  whether  such  conspiracy, 
combination,  agreement  or  arrangement  exists. 

(3)  The  judge  may  compel  the  attendance 
of  witnesses  and  examine  them  under  oath  and 
require  the  production  of  books  and  papers,  and 
shall  have  such  other  necessary  powers  as  are 
conferred  upon  him  by  the  Governor-in-Council 
for  the  purpose  of  such  enquiry. 

(4)  If  the  judge  reports  that  such  conspiracy, 
combination,  agreement  or  arrangement  exists  in 
respect  of  such  article  the  Governor-in-Council 
may  admit  the  article  free  of  duty,  or  so  reduce 
the  duty  thereon  as  to  give  to  the  public  the 
benefit  of  reasonable  competition  in  the  article, 
if  it  appears  to  the  Governor-in-Council  that 
such  disadvantage  to  the  consumer  is  facilitated 
by  the  duties  of  Customs  imposed  on  a  like  article. 


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CANADIAN  TARIFF  OF  CUSTOMS 

COMPILED  AND  REVIvSED  BY  O.   H.   COGSWELL.  B.A..  OTTAWA 

Note — For  the  convenience  of  the  public  we  have  enlarged  this  edition  of  the  Tariff  by  the 
insertion  of  a  large  number  of  items  not  classified  in  the  official  tariff.  We  have  assigned  the  rates  to 
the  best  of  our  information  and  judgment,  and  we  believe  they  will  be  found  fairly  correct.  We, 
however,  disclaim  all  responsibility  should  the  rates  assigned  not  be  verified  as  correct  by  the  rulings  of 
the  Department. 

Where  there  are  three  rates  of  Duty  given,  the  first  is  the  British  Preferential  Tariff,  the  second  is 
the  Intermediate  Tariff,  and  the  third  is  the  General  Tariff.  The  rate  of  Duty  is  per  cent,  ad  valorum, 
except  when  otherwise  specified. 

*  Items  marked  thus  have  the  advantage  of  the  Intermediate  Tariff  rates  when  the  importation  is 
from  French  Treaty  countries.  The  Netherlands,  or  Belgium. 

t  Items  marked  thus  have  the  advantage  of  the  Intermediate  Tariff  rates  when  the  importation  is 
from  French  Treaty  countries.  The  Netherlands,  Belgium  or  Italy. 

Rates  that  have  been  lowered  from  the  General  to  the  Intermediate  Tariff  according  to  the  terms  of 
the  agreement  with  the  United  States  of  America  that  came  in  force  on  March  31st,  1910,  are  printed  in 
brackets  [  ]. 

Abbreviations.   F.T.  =  French  Treaty,  Sp.T.  =  Special  Tariff. 


SCHEDULE  "A. 


Abdominal   supporters  dutiable   according    to 
material. 

♦  Absinthe,  per  proof  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Accordeons 20;  27^;  30 

Acetate,   amyl 30 ;  30 ;  30 

Acetate  of  lead,  (sugar  of  lead) 15;  17K;  20 

Acetate  of  lead,  not  ground Free 

Acetate  of  iron  for  dyeing Free 

Acetone 30 ;  30 ;  30 

*Acid,  acetic  and  pyroligneous,n.o.p.,and  vine- 
gar:— per  gallon  of  any  strength  not  ex- 
ceeding the  strength  of  proof  10c;  12Kc;  15c 
— and  in  addition  thereto,  for  each  de- 
gree of  strength  in  excess  of  the 

strength  of  proof 1 K c ;   1  He ;  2c 

Provided  that  the  strength  of  proof  shall 
be  held  to  be  equal  to  six  per  cent,  of 
absolute  acid,  and  shall  be  determined 
in  the  manner  prescribed  by  the  Gov- 
ernor-in-Council. 
*Acid,  acetic,  crude,  and  pyroligneous  crude, 
of  any  strength  not  exceeding  thirty 

per  cent 15 ;  22K ;  25 

boracic,  and  borax  in  packages  of  not 
less  than  twenty-five  pounds  weight. Free 

carbolic 15;  20;  22M 

carbonic 15 :  1 7>^ ;  20 

citric 15;  20;  22^ 

hydro-fluo-silicic Free 

hydro-fluoric 15 ;  20;  22K 

muriatic,  per  100  lbs I7Kc;  22Kc;  25c 

nitric,  and  all  others,  n.o.p 15;  20;  22K 

oxalic Free 

oxylinic Free 

phosphate,  not  medicinal 12K;  17K;20 

phosphoric 15;  20;  22^ 

salicylic 15;  20;    22>^ 

stearic 12K;  17K;  20 

sulphuric,  per  100  lbs 17>^c;  22Kc;  25c 

sulphuric,    platinum,    articles    for    (see 

platinum) Free 

tannic Free 

tartaric,  crystals Free 

rnixed,  n.o.p 15 ;  20 ;  22K 

Aconite,  root,  unground Free 

Actinolite  (ground) 15;  17K;  20 

Adding  Machines 17^;  22K:  25 

Addressograph  machines 15;   25;  27^ 

Advertising  and  printed  matter,  viz.: — Ad- 
vertising pamphlets,  advertising  show  cards, 
illustrated  advertising  periodicals;  price 
books,  catalogues  and  price  lists;  advertis- 
ing almanacs  and  calendars;  patent  medicine 
or  other  advertising  circulars,  fly  sheets  or 
pamphlets;  advertising  chromos,  chromo- 
types, oleographs  or  like  work  produced  by 
any  process  other  than  hand  painting  or 
drawing,  and  having  any  advertisement  or 
advertising  matter  printed,  lithographed  or 
stamped  thereon,  or  attached  thereto,  in- 
cluding advertising  bills,  folders  and  posters, 
or  other  similar  artistic  work,  lithographed, 
printed  or  stamped  on  paper  or  cardboard 
for  business  or  advertisement  purposes, 
n.o.p.,  per  pound 10c;  I5c;  15c 


Advertising  matter  in  fancy  shells..  22>^;  32>^;  35 
Advertising  sample  cards,  with  fabric 

attached 22^)32^;  35 

Adzes 20;  27>^;  30 

Agalite 15;  17K;  20 

Agate  ware,  iron  or  steel 22K ;  32>^ ;  35 

Agriculture,  books  on Free 

Air  guns  and  rifles,  not  toys 20;  275^;  30 

Alarm  tills 20;  27K;   30 

Albums,  stamp  and  albums,  n.e.s. .  .22K;  32^;  35 

advertising,  per  lb 10c;   15c;  15c 

Albumen,  blood 5;  IH;  10 

egg 5;  7K'  10 

milk,  (Bent's) 17^;  25;   21% 

♦Alcohol  amyl  or  fusil  oil  (see  alcohol,  ethyl), 

per  proof  gal $2.40 ;  $2.40 ;  $2.40 

♦Alcohol,  ethyl,  or  the  substance  commonly 
known  as  alcohol,  hydra  ted  oxide  of 
ethyl  or  spirits  of  wine,  n.o.p.;  gin  of 
all  kinds,  n.o.p.;  rum,  whisky  and  all 
spirituous  or  alcoholic  liquors,  n.o.p.; 
amyl  alcohol  or  fusil  oil,  or  any  sub- 
stance known  as  potato  spirit  or  potato 
oil;  methyl  alcohol,  wood  alcohol,  wood 
naphtha,  pyroxylic  spirit  or  any  sub- 
stance known  as  wood  spirit  or  methy- 
lated spirits,  absinthe,  arrack  or  palm 
spirit,  brandy,  including  artificial 
brandy  and  imitations  of  brandy,  n.o.p. ; 
cordials  and  liqueurs  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.; 
mescal,  pulque,  rum,  shrub,  schiedam 
and  other  schnapps;  tafia,  angostura  and 
similar  alcoholic  bitters  or  beverages; 
and  wines,  n.o.p.,  containing  more  than 
forty  per  cent,  of  proof  spirit,  per  gallon 
of  the  strength  of  proof..$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 
Provided,  as  to  all  the  goods  specified  in 
this  item  when  of  less  strength  than 
the  strength  of  proof,  that  no  reduc- 
tion or  allowance  shall  be  made  in  the 
measurement  thereof  for  duty  purposes, 
below  the  strength  of  fifteen  per  cent, 
under  proof. 
Provided  also,  that  when  the  goods  speci- 
fied in  this  item  are  of  greater  strength 
than  the  strength  of  proof,  the  measure- 
ment thereof  and  the  amount  of  duty 
payable  thereon  shall  be  increased  in 
proportion  for  any  greater  strength  than 
the  strength  of  proof. 
Provided  further,  that  bottles  and  flasks 
and  packages  of  gin,  rum,  whisky  and 
brandy,  of  all  kinds,  and  imitations 
thereof,  shall  be  held  to  contain  the 
following  quantities  (subject  to  the  pro- 
visions for  addition  or  deduction  in 
respect  of  the  degree  of  strength), 
viz. : — 
Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing 
not  more  than  three-fourths  of  a  gallon 
per  dozen,  as  three-fourths  of  a  gallon 
per  dozen ; 
Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing 
more  than  three-fourths  of  a  gallon  but 
not  more  than  one  gallon  per  dozen, 
as  one  gallon  per  dozen; 


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Alcohol  bottles,  flasks  and  packages,containing 
more  than  one  gallon  but  not  more 
than  one  and  one-half  gallon  per  dozen, 
as  one  and  one-half  gallon  per  dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing 
more  than  one  and  one-half  gallon  but 
not  more  than  two  gallons  per  dozen, 
as  two  gallons  per  dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing 
more  than  two  gallons  but  not  more 
than  two  and  four-fifths  gallons  per 
dozen,  as  two  and  four-fifths  gallons  per 
dozen ; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing 
more  than  two  and  four-fifths  gallons 
but  not  more  than  three  gallons  per  doz- 
en, as  three  gallons  per  dozen; 

Bottles,  flasks  and  packages,  containing 
more  than  three  gallons  but  not  more 
than  three  and  one-fifth  gallons  per  doz- 
en, as  three  and  one-fifth  gallons  per 
dozen ; 

Provided  further,  that  bottles  or  phials  of 
liquors  for  special  purposes,  such  as 
samples  not  for  sale  to  the  trade,  may- 
be entered  for  duty  according  to  actual 
measurement,  under  regulations  pre- 
scribed by  the  Minister  of  Customs. 
Alcohol,  ethyl,  when  imported  by  the  Depart- 
ment of  Inland  Revenue  or  by  a  per- 
son licensed  by  the  Minister  of  Inland 
Revenue,  to  be  denatured  for  use  in  the 
arts  and  industries,  and  for  fuel,  light 
and  power,  to  be  entered  at  ports  pre- 
scribed by  regulation  of  the  Ministers 
of  Customs  and  Inland  Revenue,  sub- 
ject to  the  Inland  Revenue  Act  and  to 
the  regulations  of   the   Department  of 

Inland  Revenue Free 

Alcohol,  grain,  denatured,  per  proof  gal.  $2.40; 

$2.40;  $2.40 

♦methyl  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per    proof 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

methyl,  when  imported  by  the  Depart- 
ment of  Inland  Revenue  or  by  a  per- 
son licensed  by  the  Minister  of  Inland 
Revenue,  to  be  used  in  denaturing  al- 
cohol for  use  in  the  arts  and  industries, 
and  for  fuel,  light  and  power,  to  be  en- 
tered at  ports  prescribed  by  regulation 
of  the  Ministers  of  Customs  and  In- 
land Revenue,  subject  to  the  Inland 
Revenue  Act  and  to  the  regulations  of 
the  Department  of  Inland  Revenue, 
per  proof  gallon 20c;  20c;  20c 

♦  wood   (see  alcohol,  ethyl) 

per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Alcoholic   bitters    or   beverages     (see   alcohol 

ethyl),  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦liquors,  n.o.p.  (see  alcohol  ethyl),  per 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦  perfumes  and  perfumed  spirits,  bay  rum, 

cologne    and     lavender    waters,     hair, 
tooth  and  skin  washes,  and  other  toilet 
preparations  containing  spirits  of  any 
kind : — 
(a)  When  in  bottles  or  flasks  containing 

not  more  than  four  ounces  each.  .50;  50;  50 
(6)  "When  in  bottles,  flasks  or  other  pack- 
ages, containing  more  than  four  ounces 

each,  per  gallon $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 40 ;  40 ;  40 

Alcolia,  med.,  non-alcoholic 50;    50;    50 

Ale,  beer,  porter  and  stout,  when  imported 
in  casks  or  otherwise   than  in  bottle, 

per  gallon 1 6c ;  1 6c ;   1 6c 

beer,  porter  and  stout,  when  imported  in 

bottles,  per  gallon 24c ;  24c ;  24c 

Provided  that  six  quart  bottles,  or  twelve 
pint  bottles,  shall  be  held  to  contain 
one  gallon. 

Ale,  ginger 15;    17K;    20 

Kops,    if  containing    not  more    than    2% 

proof  spirit 15;    1 7  j^ ;    20 

non-alcoholic 15 ;    1 7>2  ;    20 

Alizarin  and  artificial  alizarin Free 

Alizarine  oil 15;    17^;    20 

Almanacs,  advertising,  per  lb 10c;  15c;  15c 


Almonds,  shelled,  n.o  p.,  per  lb 3c;  3Kc;  4c 

♦not  shelled,  n.o.p.,  per  lb IKc;  2c;  2c 

Almond  paste 22i^;  32>^;  35 

Almonds,  bitter,  per  lb IKc;  2c;  2c 

Aloes,  crude  drugs Free 

n.e.s 15;     17K;    20 

t  Alpaca  fabrics  to  be  finished  in  Canada,  n.o.p., 

(see   dress  goods) 15;  22K  ;  25 

fabrics,  n.o.p 22^;  30;  35 

hair  or  wool  not  further  prepared  than 

washed,  n.o.p Free 

manufactures,  n.o.p 30;  35;  35 

yam Free 

Altar  bells Free 

cloths 12K:    17K;    20 

Alum,  in  bulk  only,  not  calcined Free;  10;  10 

burnt,  and  alum  n.e.s 15;     17K;     20 

crome Free 

Alumina Free 

sulphate  of  (alum  cake) Free;  10;  10 

hydrate  of 15;    17K;    20 

Aluminum  ingots,  blocks,  bars,  rods,  strips, 
sheets  or  plates;  aluminum  tubing,  in 
lengths  of  not  less  than  six  feet,  not 
polished,  bent  or  otherwise  manufac- 
tured  Free 

chloride  of,  or  chloralum Free 

crude  acetate  of,  red  liquor Free 

♦leaf 15 ;  25 ;  27^ 

♦manufactures  of,  n.o.p 15;  22>^;  25 

fAmber  ornaments 20;  27>^;  30 

gum Free 

in  plates  or  blocks Free 

rough  sawn,  for  pipe  mounts.  . .    15;    17K;  20 

Ambergris Free 

Amberoid,  moulded 15;   17>^:  20 

Amethysts,  not  mounted  or  set T^A;  10;  10 

Ammonia,      aromatic     spirits     of,     per    gal. 

$2.40;   $2.40;    $2.40 

And 30 ;    30 ;   30 

anhydrous 15;    IT  A;  20 

carbonate  of 15;   17>^;  20 

household 15;  17K;   20 

nitrate  of Free 

oxalate  of 15:   11%;   20 

sulphate  of Free 

Amoniac,    sal Free 

Ammunition,  n.o.p 20 ;  27K ;  30 

Analgesin 15;     17K;    20 

Analgen 15;     17K;     20 

Anatomical  preparations Free 

Anchors Free 

Anchor  pockets  for  ships,  iron Free 

Angles,  iron  or  steel,  galvanized     20;  27^2  ;  30 

♦Angostura  bitters,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Aniline  dyes,  in  not  less  than  1  lb.  packages.  . .  .Free 

Aniline  oil Free 

Aniline  salts,  crude Free 

Aniline  salts,  n.e.s    15;   17J^;    20 

Animals  and  articles  brought  into  Canada  tem- 
porarily and  for  a  period  not  exceeding 
three  months,  for  the  purpose  of  exhi- 
bition or  of  competition  for  prizes 
offered  by  any  agricultural  or  other 

association Free 

Provided  a  bond  shall  first  be  given  in 
accordance  with  regulations  pre- 
scribed by  the  Minister  of  Customs, 
with  the  condition  that  the  full  dtsty 
to  which  such  animals  or  articles  would 
otherwise  be  liable  shall  be  paid  in  case 
of  their  sale  in  Canada,  or  if  not  re- 
exported within  the  time  specified  in 
such  bond. 

Animals  for  improvement  of  stock Free 

living,   n.o.p 15;  22K;  25 

mechanical  (paper) 20;  27>^ ;  30 

Animal  manures Free 

skins  of  (taxidermic),  not  native  of 

Canada Free 

Annato,  liquid  or  solid Free 

Annato  seed Free 

Annual  reports  (official)  of  benevolent  or  religi- 
ous associations,  and  issued  in  the  course  of 
proceedings  of  the  said  associations,  to  their 
members,  and  not  for  the  purpose  of  sale  or 
trade Free 


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Anodes  of  nickel,  zinc,  copper,  silver  or  gold 

5;  l!/3',  10 
♦Anodynes,  alcoholic,  n.o.p.  (see  spirits,  etc.), 

oer  gal. 5^2.40;  $2A0;  $2.40 

And    30;30;30 

*n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preparations). .  .50;  50;  50 

Anthems  sheet  music 5;  7M;  10 

book  form,  hymns  only Free 

Anticeptic.  dry .20.  25-  25 

Antimony,  red  sulphide  of 15;    n  A  ;  20 

salts V  >     n"^ 

Antimony,  sulphuret  of 15;  17>4 ;  20 

or  regulus  of,  not  ground,  pulverized  or 

otherwise  manufactured .Free 

or  regulus  of,  n.e.s ..  .15;   17K;  20 

Antiquities,  collections  of,  when  imported  by 
or  for  public  museums,  public  libraries,  uni- 
versities, colleges  or  schools,  and  which  are 

to  be  placed  in  such  institutions .Free 

Anti-rail  creeper .20;  27M;  30 

Anvils 20;  27M;  30 

Apparel,  wearing,  settlers' .Free 

Apparatus  for  boring  and  drilling  for  water,  of 

a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada Free 

life  saving  (see  life-boats) A    ^^^ 

Apparel,  wearing  and  other  personal  and 
household  effects,  not  merchandise,  of  British 
subjects  dying  abroad,  but  domiciled  in 
Canada;  books,  pictures,  family  plate  or 
furniture,    personal    effects    and    heirlooms 

left  by  bequest ,.  •  -Free 

*Apparel.  wearing  and  ready-made  clothing, 
composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool,  worsted, 
the  hair  of  the  goat,  or  other  like  animal, 
n.o.p.;  cloths,  doeskins,  cassimeres,  tweeds, 
coatings,  overcoatings  and  felt  cloth,  n.o.p. 

30;  35;  35 

Apples,  per  bbl 25c.;  35c.; 40c 

and    other    fruits,    dried,    desiccated    or 

evaporated 17K;  22yi\  2S 

*Apple  trees •  -2.  2j4.  3 

Apricots,  dried  or  desiccated 17K;  22>4  ;  25 

green,  per  one  hundred  lbs 35c.:  45c;  50c. 

Apricot  kernels 15;  17K;  20 

pulp  (fruit  in  cans) 1  Kc ;  2c. ;  2Xc. 

Aqua  Marine  (precious  stone) 7M ;    10.  10 

Araucarias Free 

Architecture,  books  on .Free 

Argentine  (pulp) IS;  17>4  ;  20 

Argols  or  argals  (cream  of  tartar) .Free 

Arlite  backing  board 15 ;  22>4 ;  25 

Arms,  military  stores,  munitions  of  war,  and 
other  articles  the  property  of  the  Imperial 
Government,  and  to  remain  the  property  of 
such  government;  articles  consigned  direct 
to  officers  and  men  of  His  Majesty's  Imperial 
navy,  for  their  own  personal  use  or  consump- 
tion, on  board  their  own  ships .Free 

Arnica,  extract  of, per  gal. .$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40; 

And 40;  40;  40 

♦  Arrack,  or  palm  spirit,  per  gal.  (see  alcohol 

ethyl) $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Arrowroot 15;  175^;  20 

Arseniate  of  lead 15 ;   17^  ;  20 

Arseniate  of  soda Free 

Arsenic  (arsenous  oxide) Free 

Articles,    Canadian,    returned    (see    Canadian 

goods) Free 

fdr  the  personal  or  oflBcial  use  of  Consuls- 
General  who  are  natives  or  citizens  of 
the  country  they  represent  and  who  are 
not  engaged  in  any  other  business  or 

profession Free 

Articles  for  Gov. -General Free 

for  officers  and  men  of  Imperial  navy ....  Free 
which  enter  into  the  cost  of  the  manufac- 
ture of  binder  twine  or  twine  for  harvest 
binders,  when  imported  for  such  use  ex- 
clusively by  manufacturers  who  manu- 
facture such  twine  only Free 

Articles  for  exhibition,  etc.,  under  bond  to  be 

exported  within  3  mos Free 

fancy,  n.e.s 22K;  30;  35 

made  from  twine,  n.o.p 20;  27 K;  30 

♦of'glass.  not  plate  or  sheet  designed  to  be 
cut  or  mounted;    and  manufactures  of 

glass,  n.o.p 15;  20 ;  221^ 

♦Artotypes 15;  22^;  [22K] 


Asbestite  (roofing  material) 15;  22  >^;   25 

Asbestos,  crude 15 ;  17^  ;  20 

Asbestos,    not    crude,    and    manufactures    of 

15;  22K;  25 
platinized  for  the  mf  g  of  sulphuric  acid  . .  Free 

Ash,  soda,  barilla Free 

Ashes,  pot  and  pearl,  in  25  lb.  packages  or  more, Free 
pot  and  pearl,  in  less  than  25  lb.  package .  . 

10;  12K;  15 

Asphalt  or  asphaltum,  solid Free 

Asses  for  improvement  of  stock Free 

Astrakhan  skins,  not  dyed,  wholly  or  partially 

dressed Free 

Atomizers  (rubber  and  glass) 15;  25;  27>^ 

Augers,  coal  (mining  machinery) Free 

Australian  gum Free 

Automatic  feeders  (mining  machinery) Free 

♦Automobiles  and  motor  vehicles  of  all  kinds 

22M;30;35 

Awnings  and  tents 25;  30;  35 

Axes 15;  20;  22 j^ 

Axle  bars,  n.o.p.,  and  blanks  for  railway  and 

other  vehicles 22>^;  30;  35 

Axles,  iron  or  steel,  for  railway,  tramway  or 

other  vehicles 22K ;  30 ;  35 

Axle  grease 12K ;  17>^ ;  20 

Azaleas  (florist  stock) Free 

B 

Babbit  metal  in  blocks,  bars,  plates  and  sheets 

10;  15;  15 

Bacon  (see  meats,  n.o.p.) 1  Kc. ;  1  Kc. ;  2c. 

Bacteriological   products,    or   serum  for   sub- 
cutaneous infections Free 

Badges  and  belts  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.,  except 

silk  belts 22>^;  30;  35 

Baggage,    travellers',    under   regulations    pre- 
scribed by  the  Minister  of  Customs Free 

Bagatelle  and  other  game  tables  or  boards,  cues, 

balls,  cue-racks,  and  cue-tips 22 K;  30;  35 

fBagpipes 15;  22>^;  25 

♦Bags,  carpet,  game,  and  tool,  n.o.p. .  .20;  27 K;  30 

containing  salt Free ;  25 ;  25 

containing  peanuts Free 

chatelaine,  frames  for,  not  more  than  ten 

inches  in  width 12>^;  17K;  20 

in  which  cement  or  lime  is  imported.l5;  20;  20 
(Bags  containing  cement  to  be  included 
in  weight  for  duty  also.) 

cotton,  seamless 15;  17K;  20 

cotton,  sewn 25;  30;  35 

hemp,  linen  or  jute 15;17K;20 

paper,  printed  or  not 15;  25;  2iyi 

Bait,  fishing,  sportsmen's 22 K;  30;  35 

Baize,  green 22K;  30;  35 

Baking  powder,  the  weight  of  the  package  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty,  per  lb. 4c. ;  5c. ;  6c. 

Ball  bearings,  universal  joint 15;  25;  27>^ 

Balls,  bagatelle  and  billiard 22K;  30;  35 

♦celluloid,   moulded  but  not  finished   (see 

celluloid) 5;  7K;  10 

glass 20;  30;  32K 

ping-pong 20  ;  27K  ;  30 

steel  for  gas  buoys,  etc Free 

steel,  adapted    for    use    on    bearings    of 
machinery   and    vehicles ....  Free ;    7K;    10 

Balances 20;'27>^;  30 

Balsams,  crude,  drugs Free 

Bamboos,  unmanufactured  (see  cane) Free 

Bamboo  reeds  for  walking  sticks,   etc.     (see 

cane) Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 17>^;  22K;  25 

Bananas Free 

♦Bandages,  suspensory 12K;  17K;  20 

rubber 15;  25;  27K 

silk  web 30;  35;  37K 

stockinette 22^;  30;  35 

flannnel 30;  35*  35 

cotton 25;  30;  35 

Bank  notes,  bonds,  bills  of  exchange,  cheques, 
promissory  notes,  drafts  and  all  similar  work, 
unsigned,  and  cards  or  other  commercial 
blank  forms  printed  or  lithographed,  or 
printed  from  "^teel  or  copper  or  other  plates, 
and  other  printed  matter,  n.o.p.  .22}4:  32 K;  35 
Banks  for  coin,  nickel  or  silver  plated. 22^  ;  30 ;  35 
Barbed  fencing  wire Free 


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Barberry  gum Free 

Barilla,  or  soda  ash Free 

Barks,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p Free 

Barks,  dyeing  or  tanning Free 

Barleyflour 20;27>^;30 

Barley,  pot,  pearl,  rolled,  roasted  or 

ground 20;  27K;  30 

Barley,  n.o.p.,  per  bus 10c;  12Mc;  15c 

Barometers 1 7M ;  22K ;  25 

Barrels    containing    pork,   beef  or    petroleum 

17K;  22>^;  25 

containing  salt Free ;  25 ;  25 

Bars,  railway  (see  rails),  per  ton,  54.50 ;  $6.00 ;  $7.00 

Baryta  coated  photographic  paper Free 

Barytes 15;  17>4;  20 

Base  dampers,   piano,   parts  to  manufacture 

(see  piano  materials) Free 

Bases  for  stereotypes,  electrotypes  and  celluloids, 
composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  metal  or  cellu- 
loid, n.o.p.,  per  sq.  inch yic;  yic\  yic 

Bases  for  stereotypes,  etc.,  for  books,  etc.    (see 

stereotypes) Free 

Basins,  earthenware,  stone,   cement,   clay  or 

other  material,  n.o.p 20;  30;  35 

♦Baskets  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p 20;  27>^;  30 

Bath  brick 15;  25;  27M 

Baths  and  bath  tubs,  n.o.p 20;  30;  35 

♦Batteries,  electric  and  galvanic 15;  25;  27>^ 

Battery  jars 20;  30;  32H 

zincs 15;  25;  27^ 

Batting  and  batts,  wool,  cotton  or  other  fibre, 

n.o.p 17^4;  22>^;  25 

Bayonets 20;  27>4;  30 

*Bay  rum  (see  alcoholic  perfumes),  4  oz.  bot- 
tles, or  less 50;  50;  50 

Over  4  oz.  bottles,  per  gal  $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and .30;  30;  30 

Beacons,  gas,  materials  for Free 

fBead  ornaments 20;  27>^;  30 

necklets,  glass 22K;  30;  35 

Beaded  braids 25;  32K;  35 

Beads,   gold   and   composition    pearl,    strung 

22M;  30;  35 

strung  (jewelry) 22J^ ;  30;  35 

n.e.s.,  according  to  material, 
prayer,  according  to  material. 

Bean  meal,  locust Free 

Beans,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p Free 

for  dyeing  or  tanning,  in  a  crude  state, 

chipped  or  ground Free 

n.o.p.,  per  bus 15c;  22Kc;  25c 

seed,  from  United  Kingdom Free 

fcanned,  baked,  per  lb Ic;  iXc;  iKc 

from  French  Treaty  countries 1  c 

Beans  viz.: — Tonquin  and  vanilla,  crude  only; 
locust  beans;  cocoa  beans,  not  roasted, 
crushed  or  ground;   locust  bean  meal.  .Free 

Bearings,   radial 15;  25;  27K 

*  Beef,  fluid,  not  medicated 17K:  25;  27^ 

Beer  in  bottles  (see  ale),  per  gal 24c;  24c;  24c 

in  casks  (see  ale),  per  gal 16c;  16c;  16c 

Bees Free 

Beeswax 5;  7K;  10 

♦Bells  and  gongs,  n.o.p 20 ;  27K ;  30 

altar Free 

when  imported  for  use  of  churches  only.  .Free 

for  convents 20;   27M;  30 

Belting  chain,  link  (malleable  sprocket) Free 

Belting,  balata 20;  25;  27  V^ 

leather  of  all  kinds 10 ;  12>^ ;  15 

of  leather 15;  20;  22>^ 

n.o.p 20;  25;  27K 

Belt  pulleys,  for  power  transmission. ,  .  15;  25;  27K 

Belts,  cartridge,  of  any  material 20;  27>^;  30 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.,  except  silk  belts 

22^;  30;  35 

electric,  not  silk 22K;  30;  35 

life  (cork) 15 ;  1 7K ;  20 

silk 30;  35;  37^ 

fBengalines  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15;  22>^;  25 

Benzole,  per  gal iKc;  2J4c;  214 

Bequest,  articles  left  by  (see  apparel) Free 

Berries,  black,  goose,  rasp,  and  straw.,  the 
weight  of  package   to  be  included   in 

weight  for  duty,  per  lb \%c;  iKc;  2c 

blue,  straw,,  rasp,  and  huckle.,  wild Free 

cranberries  and  fruits,  n.o.p 17^;  22%;  25 


Berries,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs) Free 

dyeing  or  tanning  (see  dyeing  articles)  . .  .Free 

Bevels 17>^;  22i^;  25 

Bibles JPree 

"Bible  in  picture" 5;  10;   10 

Bichloride  of  tin -^ree 

Bicycles  and  tricycles,  n.o.p 20;  27M;  30 

saddles,  nickel  plated 22^  ;  30 ;  35 

tires 22^  ;  30  ;  35 

settlers'  (see  settlers'  effects) Free 

Billiard  tables,  with  or  without  pockets  22H ;  30 ;  35 
Binding  attachments  (see  mowing  machines) 

\2%;  17M;  17K 
Binders  (see  mowing  machines). .  .12>i  \1%\  17>4 

Birds'  egg  powder  (prep,  med.)  dry 20;  25;  25 

Birds,  living 15;  22K;  25 

Birds,  skins  of  (taxidermic) .Free 

Biscuits,  not  sweetened 15;  22M ;  25 

sweetened 17>^;  25;  27 >i 

Biscola  (lard  substitute)  per  lb 1>^  ;  IK;  2 

Bismuth,  metallic,  natural Free 

♦  Bitters,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preparati's)  50;  50;  50 
♦Angostura,  tafia,  etc.,  of  strength  of  proof 
(see   alcohol,  ethyl),    per   gal., 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Blackboards,  hyloplate 22>^  ;  32 J;^ ;  35 

Blackberries,  n.o.p.,  per  lb l>5c;  IKc;  2c 

Blacking,  shoe 15 ;  25 ;  27>| 

Black  lead  (plumbago  m'f'g.) 15 ;  22>4 ;  25 

Black  rocks  (clay  pigeons) 15;  \1%\  [17/aJ 

Blanc  fixe •  •  •  •^''1? 

Blankets,  pure  wool 22>^ ;  30 ;  35 

loose,  not  pure  wool -30 ;  35;  35 

Blank  forms,  commercial,  etc 22>i;  32}4',  35 

Blanketing  and  lapping,  and  discs  or  mills  for 
engraving  copper  rollers,  when  imported  by 
cotton  manufacturers,  calico  printers,  and 
wall  paper  manufacturers,  for  use  in  their 

own  factories  only Free 

Blight  dust  (insecticide) 20  ;  25 ;  25 

Blind,  books  embossed  for,  etc Free 

grooved  cards  for S*^^^ 

maps  and  charts  for  schools  of . .  -^^^f 

rollers,  window 22 >^;  30;  35 

Blinds,  window,  paper 22^4;  32>^ ;  35 

of  wood,  metal  or  other  material,  not  tex- 
tile or  paper 20;  27K;  30 

Blocks,  earthenware  or  stone,  for  mosaic  floor- 
ing  20;  27>^;  30 

hub,  last,  wagon,  car  and  gun,  and  all  like 
blocks  or  sticks,  rough  hewn,  or  sawn 

only I^ree 

Blooms,  crop  ends  of  (see  scrap),  per  ton 

50c;  90c;  $1.00 

iron  or  steel,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

Blotters  faced  with  celluloid  for  advertising, 

per  lb lOc;  15c;  15c 

Blowers  of  iron  or  steel  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  for  use  in  the  smelting  of 
ores,  or  in  the  reduction,  separation  or  refin- 
ing of  metals,  rotary  kilns,  revolving  roasters 
and  furnaces  of  metal  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  designed  for  roasting  ore, 

mineral,  rock  or  clay S*^*^ 

Blowing  engines,  blast  furnace S^^^ 

Blue,  ultramarine,  dry  or  in  pulp Free 

vitriol,  sulphate  of  copper .    -Free 

Blue  prints 15;  22^;  [22>^] 

Blueing,  laundry IS;  20;  22H 

Board,  felt 15;  22^;  25 

Boards,  planks  and  deals,  sawn,  planed  or 
dressed  on  one  or  both  sides,  when  the 
edges  thereof  are  jointed  or  tongued  and 

grooved 17/^;  225^;  25 

sawn,  etc.,  dressed  on  one  side  only  (see 

planks,  etc.) Free 

sawn,  or  split  only  (see  planks) Free 

Boats  (see  vessels) 15 ;  25 ;  25 

sails  for 15;  22^;  25 

Boilers,  n.o.p 15;  25;  27>4 

engine  (see  portable  engines)  .  ..  .15;  17K:  20 

for  hot  water  heating 15  ;  25 ;  27 K 

locomotive 22/4  ;  30  ;  35 

Bolts,  handle,  heading,  stave  and  shingle.n.o.p..Free 

heading,  and  stave  of  poplar 15;  17H  20 

Bonds,  unsigned 22^;  32>^;  35 

Bone  dust,  charred  bone  and  bone  ash Free 

black  and  bone  pitch,  crude Free 


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Bones,  crude Free 

Bonnets,     n.o.p.,     and     bonnet    crowns     and 

shapes 22^^;  30;  35 

Book  prospectuses 22 >^  ;  32^;  35 

Books,  viz.:  bibles,  prayer  books,  psalm  and 
hymn  books,  religious  tracts  and  Sun- 
day school  lesson  pictures Free 

dialogue  and  recitation,  paper  covered 

15;  22^2;  25. 
donations  of,  for  charitable  purposes ....  Free 
Books,  fly,  and  parts  thereof  (see  adv'g)22M  ;  30;  35 
(Industrial),  viz. :  Books  on  the  application 
of  science  to  industries  of  all  kinds,  in- 
cluding books  on  agriculture,  horticul- 
ture, forestry,  fish  and  fishing,  mining, 
metallurgy,    architecture,    electric    and 
other     engineering,      carpentry,      ship- 
building, mechanism,  dyeing,  bleaching, 
tanning,  weaving,  and  other  mechanical 

arts,  and  similar  industrial  books Free 

Books,  embossed,  and  grooved  cards  for  the 
blind;  and  books  for  the  instruction  of 
the  deaf  and  dumb  and  bUnd ;  maps  and 
charts  for  the  use  of  schools  for  the  blind., Free 

left  by  bequest Free 

Books,  not  printed  or  reprinted  in  Canada, 
which  are  included  and  used  as  text 
books  in  the  curriculum  of  any  univer- 
sity, college  or  school  in  Canada;  books 
specially  imported  for  the  bona  fide  use 
of  incorporated  mechanics'  institutes, 
public  libraries,  libraries  of  universities, 
colleges  and  schools,  or  for  the  library 
of  any  incorporated  medical,  law,  lit- 
erary, scientific  or  art  association  or 
society,  and  being  the  property  of  the 
organized  authorities  of  such  library, 
and  not  in  any  case  the  property  of 
individuals, — the  whole  under  regula- 
tions prescribed  by  the  Minister  of 
Customs, — provided  that  importers  of 
books  who  have  sold  the  same  for  the 
purpose  mentioned  in  this  item,  shall, 
upon  proof  of  sale  and  delivery  for 
such  purpose,  be  entitled  to  a  refund 

of  any  duty  paid  thereon Free 

Books,  viz. :  Novels  or  works  of  fiction,  or  lit- 
erature of  a  similar  character,  unbound 
or  paper  bound  or  in  sheets,  but  not  to 
include  Christmas  Annuals,  or  pub- 
lications commonly  known  as  juvenile 

and  toy  books 15;  22>^;  25 

the  above,  in  the  French  language,  from 

French  Treaty  countries,  Sp.  T.  .  .  .  ;   15;   .  . 
viz.:  Freight  rates  for  railways,  and  tele- 
graph rates,  bound  in  book  or  p.-imphlet 
form   and   time   tables  of  railways  out- 
side of  Canada 15;  22K;  25 

*pocket 22K;  30;  35 

price,  per  lb 10c ;   15c;   15c 

printed  in  any  language  other  than  the 
English  and  French  languages,  or  in 
any  two  languages  not  being  English  or 
French,  or  in  any  three  or  more  langu- 
ages  Free 

printed  by  any  government  or  by  any  as- 
sociation for  the  promotion  of  science 
or  letters,  and  official  annual  reports  of 
religious  or  benevolent  associations,  and 
issued  in  the  course  of  proceedings  of 
the  said  associations,  to  their  members, 
and  not  for  the  purpose  of  sale  or  trade. Free 
printed   or   manufactured   more   than    12 

years Free 

printed,    periodicals    and    pamphlets,    or 

parts   thereof,    n.o.p., — not   to   include 

blank   account   books,   copy  books,   or 

books  to  be  written  or  drawn  upon. 5 ;  10 ;  10 

the  above,  in  the  French  language,  from 

French  Treaty  countries,  Sp.  T.  .    .  . ;  5;  .  . 
recitation  and  dialogue,  paper  covered, 

15;  22K;  25 

settlers'  effects Free 

song,  without    music,  and  showing  price 

of  song  set  to  music,  per  tb, .  .  lOc;   I5c;  15c 
song,  or  pamphlets,  words  without  music. 

5;  10:  10 


Boots  and  shoes,  pegged  or  wire  fastened,  with 
unstitched  soles  close  edged 17>^ ;  22K ;  25 

♦  Boots,  shoes,  slippers  and  insoles  of  any  ma- 

terial, n.o.p 20;  27>4;  30 

India-rubber 15 ;  22>^  ;  25 

Boracic  acid   and   borax,   in  packages  of  not 

less  than  twenty-five  pounds  weight Free 

Borax  flakes Free 

Bort,  or  diamond  dust  and  black,  for  borers .  .  Free 

Bowls,  steel,   for  cream  separators Free 

*Boxes,  fancy,  of  all  kinds 22X;  30;  35 

*hat 20;  27K;  30 

paper,  miniature  suit  cases  and  travelling 
ba?s, 22K.  32M,  35 

♦  Braces  or  suspenders  and  finished  parts  thereof. 

22 K;  30;  35 
Braces,  carpenters  tools,  if  nickle  plated, 

22^;  30;  35 

Brads,  n.o.p. . 20;  30,  35 

Braids  or  plaits,  of  chip,  palm  leaf,  manilla, 
willow,  osier,  rattan,  straw,  Tuscan  or  grass, 
suitable  for  making  or  ornamenting  hats.  Free 
*Braid   mercerized  cotton,    white   or   colored, 

25;  32  5^;  35 

*Braids,  n.o.p 25;  32>4;  35 

Bran  mill  feed,  etc 15;   17>^;  20 

♦  Brandy,  including  artificial  brandy  and  imi- 

tations of  brandy   (see  alcohol  ethyl),  per 

proof  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Brass  and  aluminum,  in  the  rough,  when  for  use 
in  the  manufacture  of  special  parts  of 

cameras  and  kodaks 5;   7>^;  lyi 

bars  and  rods,  in  coil  or  otherwise,  not 
less  than  six  feet  in  length,  and  brass  in 
strips,    sheets   or   plates,   not   polished, 

planished  or  coated 5 ;  1)4;  10 

when    for    use    as    material  in  Canadian 

manufacture Free 

blocks,  ingots  or  pigs Free 

♦buckles,  n.o.p.,  not  jewellery 20;  27 K;  30 

♦burrs,  rivets  and  washers 20;  21%;  30 

caps,  adapted  for  use  in  the  manufacture 

of  electric  batteries Free 

cups  for  shells  and  cartridges  (see  cups). Free 
flanges   and   brass   whitened   spring   wire 
(see  piano  material) Free 

♦  manufactures  of,  n.o.p 20;  21%\  30 

♦  nails  and  tacks 20 ;  27>^ ;  30 

old  and  scrap Free 

patterns,  not  being  models 20;  27 K;  30 

ribs  for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs) Free 

screws,  n.o.p 22 K;  30;  35 

trimmings    for    bedsteads    and    carriage 

rails  (see  iron  tubing) Free 

tubing  in  lengths  of  not  less  than  six  feet 
and    not    polished,    bent    or   otherwise 

manufactured Free 

wire,  plain T%\  10;  12>^ 

♦  wire  cloth  or  woven  wire 1 7^ ;  22>^ ;  25 

wire  for  boots  and  shoes  (see  wire) Free 

Breadstuffs,  n.o.p 15;   17K;  20 

Breadstuffs,  grain  flour  and  meal  of  all  kinds, 
dutiable,  when  damaged  by  water  in  transit 
or  prior  to  importation  into  Canada. 15;  223^;  25 
Bread,  passover 15;  175^;  20 

♦  Breads,   sweetened 22>^;  32^'.  35 

Brick,  enamelled  fire 12K;  20;  22K 

fire,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Can- 
ada  Free ;  5 ;  5 

for  building  and  paving 12K;  20;  22K 

bath 15;  25;27>^ 

Bridges,  international,  material  for    (see  ma- 
terials)  ; Free 

iron  or  steel,  or  parts  thereof;  iron  or 
steel  structural  work,  columns,  shapes 
or  sections,  drilled,  punched  or  in  any 
further  stage  of  manufacture  than  as 

rolled  or  cast,  n.o.p 22>^;  30;  35 

Brimstone   crude  or  in  roll  or  flour Free 

Brequettes  (a   mixture  of  coal,  coke  and  tar) 

15;  17>^;  20 
Bristles Free 

♦  Brocade  and  bronze  powders 15;  25;  27K 

Bromide  cyanogen Free 

Bromides,     crude,      for    the      production     of 

bromine Free 

Bromine Free 


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Bronze,    phosphor,    in    blocks,    bars,  plates, 

sheets,  and  wire 5 ;  1% ;  10 

♦powders 15;  25;  21% 

tobin,  in  bars  and  rods Free 

n.e.s  in  sheets,  strips  and  plates Free 

works  of  art  (see  works) Free 

Brooders 17K;  22>^;  25 

Broom  corn Free 

Brooms  and  whisks 15;  1 7  M  ;  20 

Broom  sewing  machine 20 ;  27>^  ;  30 

♦  Brushes 17M;  25;  27^ 

Brush  pads,  hair Free 

Buckets,  elevator 15;  25;  27>^ 

Buckle  clasps,  steel  for  (see  steel) Free 

Buckles,  steel  or  brass,  for  ladies'  belts. 22  >^;  30;  35 
♦Buckles  of  iron,  steel,  brass  or  copper,  of  all 

kinds,  n.o.p.  (not  being  jewellery).  .20;  27 K;  30 
steel  and  brass,  for  ladies  belts.  .  .22^;  30;  35 

n.e.s.,  according  to  material 

Buckram,  for  hat  and  bonnet  shapes Free 

Buckthorn  strip  fencing,  woven  wire  fencing, 
and  wire  fencing  of  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p., 
not  to  include  woven  wire  or  netting 
made  from  wire  smaller  than  number 
fourteen  gauge  nor  to  include  fencing 
of  wire  larger  than  number  nine  gauge 

10;  12K;  15 
Buckthorn    fencing,    strip  and    wire    for   (see 

steel  strips) Free 

Buckwheat,   per  bushel 10c;   \2%c\   15c 

Buddies  for  mining Free 

Buggies,  carriages,  pleasure  carts  and  vehicles, 
n.o.p.;  tires  of  rubber  for  vehicles  of  all 
kinds,  fitted  or  not;  cutters,  children's 
carriages  and  sleds,  and  finished  parts 

of  all  articles  in  this  item 22K ;  30;  35 

Provided  that  for  duty  purposes  the 
minimum  value  of  an  open  buggy  shall 
be  forty  dollars,  and  the  minimum 
value  of  a  covered  buggy  shall  be  fifty 
dollars. 

Building  plans,  n.o.p 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Building  blocks  of  clay  or  cement.  .  12^;  20;  22^ 

Bulbs,  crude  drugs Free 

florist  stock Free 

rubber,  for  vaccine  points Free 

lamp,  incandescent,  used  in  the  manu- 
facture of  lamps,  etc 5 ;  1% ;  10 

Bull  meat  flour  (see  prepared  food). 

Bullion  fringe  or  gold  fringe Free 

furnaces Free 

t  Bun  tings  to  be  finished  in  Canada   (see  dress 

goods) 15;  22K;  25 

Buoys,  gas,  materials  for  (see  automatic  gas 

buoys) Free 

and  life  belts,  cork 15 ;   17M  ;  20 

Burgundy  pitch Free 

Burlap,  coated,  for  covering  walls.  . .  .20;  21%;  30 

Burners  (lamps) 20;  27i^;  30 

Burr-stones,  in  blocks,  rough  or  unmanufac- 
tured, not  bound  up  or  prepared  for  bind- 
ing into  mill-stones Free 

♦  Bushes,  gooseberry,    raspberry,    ctu-rant  and 

rose \2%\  \1%\  20 

Butter,  per  lb 3c;  4c;  4c 

cocoa,  per  lb 2>^c;  3c;  3c 

Butter  making,  ferment  cultures  to  be  used  in.  Free 

shea Free 

Button  blanksof  animal  shell,intherough,7>^;  10;  10 

Button  lac  (gums) Free 

Buttons,  cloth  for  manufacture  of  (see  lastings)Free 

covered,  metal  parts  of 12K;  17K;  20 

♦of  all  kinds  covered  or  not,  n.o.p.,  includ- 
ing recognition  buttons,  and  cuff  or  col- 
lar buttons 22M ;  30 ;  35 

shoe,  papier  mach6 Free 

shoe,  n.o.p 17K;  22^;  25 

wool  and  worsted   yarns   for     (see   wool 

yarns) Free 

Butts,  jute Free 


♦Cabinet  furniture  in  parts  or  finished. 20:  27 K;  30 

Cable,  covered,  submarine 20;  27 >^;  30 

Cadmium   metal 15;   17^;  20 

Cages,  bird,  squirrel,  and  rat,  of  wire,  and  metal 
parts  thereof 22K;  30;  35 


Cake,  alum  (sulphate  of  alumina) Free;  10:  10 

cotton  seed,  linseed  oil,  and  palm  nut..  . .  .  Free 

saffron Free 

salt  (sulphate  of  soda) Free 

♦Cakes,  containing  sugar 22K;  32>^;  35 

yeast  (see  yeast),  per  lb 4c. ;  5c. ;  6c. 

Calcareous  tufa Free 

Calendars,  advertising,  per  lb 10c. ;  15c.;  15c. 

Calipers 17^;^  22^;  25 

Calumba  root,  unground Free 

Camel  hair  fabrics  to  be  finished  in  Canada 

15;  22 >^;  25 

Camphor  gum 15;  11%;  20 

Canadian  goods  returned  to  the  exporter  there- 
of after  having  been  exported  without  hay- 
ing been  advanced  in  value  or  improved  in 
condition  by  any  process  of  manufacture 
or  other  means;  also  quicksilver  flasks, 
and  other  metallic  receptacles  for  holding 
liquids,    and    oyster    pails,    after    having 

been  once  exported  from  Canada Free 

Provided  that  the  said  articles  and  goods 
are  returned  within  five  years  from  time  of 
exportation,  subject  to  regulations  pre- 
scribed by  the  Minister  of  Customs; 
Provided  also  that  any  article  or  goods 
described  in  this  paragraph,  upon  which  an 
allowance  of  drawback  has  been  made  shall 
not  be  admitted  to  entry  except  upon  pay- 
ment of  duties  equal  to  the  drawback 
allowed ; 
Provided  further  that  any  of  such  goods  or 
articles  manufactured  in  bond  or  under 
Excise  Regulations  in  Canada  and  exported 
shall  not  be  admitted  to  entry  except  upon 
payment  of  the  customs  or  excise  duties 
to  which  they  would  have  been  liable  had 
they  not  been  exported  from  Canada. 

Canaries,  living 15;  22>^;  25 

♦Canary  seed,  in  packages  over  1  lb 5;  10;  10 

in  packages  1  lb.  or  less 15 ;  22>^ ;  25 

♦Candied  peel,  pop  corn,  fruits    and    nuts.  .  . 

22K;  32K;  35 

Candles 15;  22^;  25 

♦Candy,  sugar 22>^;  32>^;  35 

Cane  and  rattans,  not  manuf acttu-ed ;  osiers  or 
willows,    and     bamboos,     unmanufactured; 
and  bamboo  reeds,  not  further  manufactured 
than  cut  into  suitable  lengths  for  walking 
sticks  or  canes,  or  for  sticks  for  umbrellas, 

parasols  or  sunshades Free 

Cane,  reed  or  rattan,  not  further  manufactured 

than  split,  n.o.p 1%\  10;  10 

walking,  of  all  kinds 20;  27M  ;  30 

Cane  webbing,  in  the  roll 17  K;  22 J4.  25 

♦Cannas  (florist  stock) 15;  22M ;  25 

Cannons 20;  27K;  30 

Cans,  tin,  empty 15;  22 J4;  25 

galvanized  iron 20;  27J^;  30 

Canvas,  hemp  or  flax  for  sails .  5 ;  5 ;  5 

jute  not  pressed  or  calendered,  and  jute 
canvas  uncoloured  Free 

Caoutchouc,  crude,  tmmanufactured Free 

Capes,  fur 20;  27K,30 

Capillary  tubes  for  vaccine  points  (see  metallic 

tubes) ...•••  -Free 

Cap  peaks,  paper 22>^;  2>2%\  35 

cloth  and  paper 25 ;  30 ;  35 

Caps,  brass,  for  electric  batteries >     I® 

detonator,  electric 20 ;  27>i  ;  30 

fur 20;  27K:  30 

n.o.p.,  and  cap  shapes 22>^;  30:  35 

for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs) Free 

for  whip  ends,  etc.  (see  reeds) '^^^ 

glass,  for  vaccine  points  (see  metallic  tubes )Free 

percussion 20;  27K  *,  30 

Caps,  surplices,  and  cassocks,  for  use  of  choirs 

12^;  17^;  20 

toy,  pistol,  of  paper 20;  27  5^;  30 

Cap  peaks,  paper 22J^;  32%;  35 

Capsules  for  bottles  (m'f'g  of  lead) 20;  27>^:  30 

empty,  gelatine \1%\  25;  27>i 

gelatine,  filled 20;  25;  25 

Caramel,  brewers' 15;   17K;  20 

Caraway  seeds  (see  aromatic  seeds) Free 

Carbolic  oil Free 

Carbonate  of  potash Free 


United    Typewriter    Co., 
In    all    Canadian    Cities. 
Head   Office  at  Toronto. 


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Carbonic  acid  gas 15;  17J4;  20 

Carbon,  black Free 

points  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p 22M ;  32K ;  35 

♦Carbons,  electric  light,  n.o.p 22>^  ;  32>^ ;  35 

over  6  inches  in  circumference Free 

Carborundum,  manufacture  of 17M;  22M;  25 

wheels 17^;  22>^;  25 

Cardamom  seeds,  crude Free 

Cards,  picture  post.  .  .• 15;  22>^;  25 

Cardboard,  not  pasted  or  coated 15 ;  22>^ ;  25 

♦Card  cases 22M;  30;  35 

Card  clothing,  fillets  for  (see  fillets) Free 

Card  games,  (Snap,  Authors,  etc,).22>^;  32>^:  35 

holders,  rate  (celluloid) 22^ ;  30;  35 

Cards,  grooved  for  the  blind Free 

advertising,  show,  per  lb lOc. ;  15c.;  15c. 

playing,  per  pack 5c. ;  7c. ;  8c. 

commercial  (see  bank  notes). .  .22K;  32^;  35 

Carnine  Lefrancq 50;  50;  50 

♦Carpet  bags 20;   27K;  30 

cork 25;  32>^;  35 

♦linings 17>^;  22M;  25 

♦sweepers 20;  27>^;  30 

♦Carpeting    of    cocoa,    hemp,    straw    or   jute 

17>^;22K;25 

Carpets,   n.o.p 25;   30;   35 

Carriages,    children's    and    finished    parts    of 

22>^;30;35 

for  menageries  (see  menageries) Free 

for  travellers,  and  carriages  laden  with 
merchandise,  not  to  include  circus 
troupes,  or  hawkers,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister  of  Customs. .  Free 

n.o.p.  (see  buggies) 22>^;  30;  35 

♦  Cars,   motor,  for  railways  and    tramways, 

22K;    30;    35 

railway  and  other 20;  27K;  30 

railway.crossing  frontier  (see  locomotives). Free 

Car  wheel  tires,  steel,  rougli      Free 

Cartridges 20;  27>^;  30 

brass  cups  ffir  (see  cups) Free 

primers  for  (see  hemp  paper) Free 

Carts,  hand 20;  27K;  30 

pleasure,  n.o.p 22,'-^;  30;  35 

settlers'  (settlers'  effects) Free 

♦Casein 17K;  25;  27>^ 

♦Cases,  card 22K;  30;  35 

cartridge 20;  27M;  30 

♦clock 20;  27X;  30 

♦  cigar  and  cigarette 22}^;32^;  35 

♦fancy,  of  all  kinds 22M;  30;  35 

♦  for  smokers'  sets 22>^;  32K;  35 

♦  musical  instruments 22K;  30;  35 

pillow,  of  cotton  or  linen 20;  27K ;  30 

show,  and  metal  parts  thereof.  . .  .22K;  30;  35 

spectacle 22^;  30;  35 

watch  and  parts  thereof 20;  27>^;  30 

tCashmeres  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15 ;  22K ;  25 

♦Cash  registers 20;  27K;  30 

Casings,  sausage,  not  cleaned Free 

Caskets  and  metal  parts  thereof 17K :  22>^ ;  25 

Casks,  beer,  of  enamelled  steel 22K;  32K;  35 

beer,  of  wood 17K;  22>^;  25 

Casoid  flour 17^;  22^*5  25 

♦Cassimeres  (see  fabrics) 30;  35;  35 

Castors,  furniture,  steel  for  (see  steel) Free 

Casts  as  models  for  schools,  etc.    (philosophical 

apparatus) Free 

♦Castings,  iron  or  steel 15;  25;  27K 

Cast  iron,  scrap,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

pipe,  per  ton $6.00;  $7.00;  $8.00 

Catalogues,  per  lb 10c. ;  15c. ;  15c. 

Catgut,  unmanufactured,  for  cords  or  ligatures. Free 

♦Catsups 25;  32K;  35 

Cattle  for  improvement  of  stock  (see  horses) . .  Free 

for  menageries  (see  menageries) Free 

C.  C.  ware,  decorated,  printed,  or  sponged 

20:  2714:  30 

Caviar 15 ;  20 ;  25 

Celluloid  collars  and  cuffs 25;  35;  37K 

♦Celluloid,  moulded  into  sizes  for  handles  of 
knives  and  forks,  not  bored  or  other- 
wise manufactured;  moulded  celluloid 
balls,  and  cylinders,  coated  with  tinfoil 
or  not,  but  not  finished  or  further  manu- 
factured; and  celluloid  lamp  shade 
blanks  and  comb  blanks 5;  7>i;  10 


Celluloid,  xylonite,  xyolite,  in  sheets,  lumps, 
blocks,  rods  or  bars,  not  further  manu- 
factured than   moulded    or    "pressed" 

Free;    5;    5 
Celluloids,  advertising,  persq.  inch..lc. ;  iXc. ;  l>^c. 
advertising,  matrices  and  copper  shells  for, 

per  sq.  inch Ic. ;  1  >^c. ;  1  Kc. 

n.o.p.     (see    stereotype),     per    sq.     in., 

>ic. ;  ysc;    y&c 
Celluloids,  n.o.p.,  bases,  matrices  and  copper 

shells  for,  per  square  inch ^c;  yic;  l4c 

for  books,  etc.  (see  stereotypes) Free 

Cement,  bags  containing 15;  20;  20 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 12>^;  20;  22K 

n.o.p 12K;  20;  22K 

♦  Portland  and  hydraulic  or  water  lime,  in 
barrels,  bags,  or  casks,  the  weight  of  the 
package  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for 
duty.per  one  hundred  pounds,  8c;  He;  12KC 

♦rubber 15;  25;  21)4 

Cereal  foods  prepared  in  packages,  not  exceed- 
ing 25  pounds  in  weight,  each  17>^;  22>^;  25 

prepared,  n.o.p 15;  17>^;  20 

Chain,  cable  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

coil,  and  coil  chain  links,  iron  or  steel,  5-16 
of  inch  in  diameter  and  over.  .  .  .5;  7>^;  10 

Chain,  malleable  sprocket  or  link  belting Free 

repair  links,  (iron  or  steel) 20;  27K;  30 

shackles  and  links  (see  coil  chain) .  .  5 ;  7M  ;    10  - 
Chair   seats   (imitation    leather    or     veneered 

wood) 20;  27K;  30 

Chalk  prepared 15 ;   11 'A;   20 

stone Free 

♦Chamois  skin 12^;  15;  [15] 

Chamois   leather,  "  Stilboma,"    prepared    for 

polishing 15;22>^;  25 

Champagne  and  all  other  sparkling  wmes: — 
(a)   In  bottles  containing  each  not  more 
than  a  quart  but  more  than  a  pint  (old 
wine  measure),  per  dozen  bottles 

$3.30;  $3.30;  $3.30 

and 30 

(6)  In  bottles  containing  not  more  than  a 
pint  each,  but  more  than  one-half  pint 
(old  wine  measure),  per  dozen  bottles. 

$1.65;  $1.65;  $1.65 

and 30 

(c)  In  bottles  containing  one-half  pint  each 

or  less,  per  dozen  bottles 82c;  82c;  82c 

and 30 

(c/)  In  bottles  containing  over  one  quart 
each  (old  wine  measure),  per  gallon 

$1.50;  $1.50;  $1.50 

and 30 

Chandeliers 20;  27K:  30 

Charcoal 15;   17>^;  20 

♦Charts,  n.o.p 15;  22K;  [22K] 

Admiralty Free 

for  school  (philosophical  apparatus) Free 

for  schools  of  blind Free 

Chases  for  printing 12>^;  17>^;  20 

Chatelaine  bags,  frames,  clasps,  and  fasteners 

for  (see  frames) 12M:  n'A\  20 

Cheese,  per  lb 2c;  3c;  3c 

♦Chemical  compounds.n.o.p.  (raed.prep.),  when 

dry 20;  25;  25 

another 50;  50:  50 

for  dyeing  or  tanning Free 

Cheques,  unsigned 2214 ;  2,214;  iS 

Cherries  in  brine  (in  barrels) 17^^;  22K:  25 

Cherries,  n.o.p. ,  weight  of  package  to  be  includ- 
ed in  weight  for  duty,  per  lb. . . .  iKc;  l^c;  2c 

♦Cherry  trees,  each 2c;  2Kc;  3c 

Chicory,  raw  or  green,  per  lb 2c;  2Kc;  3c 

kiln-dried,  roasted  or  ground,  per  lb.  2c:  23^c;3c 

Children's  carriages  or  sleds 223^;  30;  35 

Chimneys,  glass,  lamp 20;  30:  32K 

Chimney  linings,  or  vents  and  tops.  .  .25;  32^-^;  35 

China  clay Free 

goat  plates,  or  rugs  and  skins,  not  dyed. .  Free 

stone Free 

♦tableware 15;  27K;  [27M] 

wood  oil Free 

Chinese  blue 15;  20;  22M 

Chloralum.  (chloride  of  aluminum) Free 

Chlorate  of  potash,  not  further  prepared  than 

ground Free 

soda Free 


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Chloride  of  calcium 15;    17K;   20 

of  lime,  in  packages  not  less  than  25  lbs.. Free 
in  packages  less  than  25  tbs.  ,  . .15;    17>4;    20 

zinc Free 

Chlorine Free 

Chloroform 15 ;  22^ ;  25 

Chocolate  paste  or  "liquor."  in  blocks  or  cakes, 

not  sweetened,  per  lb 2Hc;  3c;  3c 

paste  or  "liquor,"  sweetened,  in  blocks  or 
cakes,    not    less    than    two    pounds    in 

weight,  per  pound 2Kc;  3Kc;  3Kc 

preparations  of,  in  powder  form.  ...  15;  20;  20 

♦preparations  of,  n.o.p 22>^;  32M;  35 

Chrome  steel 10:  12K;  15 

Chromos,  advertising,  per  lb 10c;   15c;   15c 

*n.o.p 15;  22K;  [22M] 

Chromotypes,  advertising,  per  lb 10c;   15c;   15c 

*n.o.p 15;  22>^;  [22^] 

Chronometers  for  ships Free 

Chucks  for  lathes  and  drills 15;  25;  27>4 

fChurch  vestments,  of  any  material.  1 2 K;  17K;  20 

Chums,  earthen  or  stoneware 20;  27K;  30 

n.o.p 15;  17K;  20 

Cider,  clarified  or  refined,  per  gal. .  .  10c;   10c;   10c 
not  clarified  or  refined,  per  gal.  .  .  .5c;  5c;  5c 
*Cigar  and  cigarette  cases  and  holders22K ;  32^ ;  35 
Cigars  and  cigarettes,  the  weight  of  cigars  to  in- 
clude bands  and  ribbons,  and  the  weight  of 
cigarettes  to  include  the  paper  covering,  per 

pound $3.00;  $3.00;  $3.00 

and 25;  25;  25 

Cinematograph  films 17>^ ;  22J^ ;  25 

Cinnabar Free 

Circulars,  advertising,  per  lb 10c;   15c;   15c 

Citron  rinds  in  brine Free 

Clapboard,  sawn  or  split  only  (see  planks). .  .Free 

Clam  chowder 17^;   27K;  30 

Clams,  malted  (Armour's) 17^;  25;  27^ 

Clay  manufactures  of,  n.o.p 12>^;  20;  22 K 

Clays,  not  further  manufactured  than  ground.  Free 

Cleaners,  amalgam  (mining  machinery) Free 

Cliff  stone Free 

Clippings,  iron   or  steel  wrought   (see  scrap), 

per  ton 50c;  90c;  $1.00 

Cloaks,  fur 20;  27^;  30 

♦Clock  keys 20;  27K;  30 

springs,  steel  for  (see  steel) Free 

springs 7K;  10;  10 

♦Clocks, watches,  time  recorders,  clock  and  watch 

keys,clock  cases, and  clock  movements  20;  27K;30 
Closets,  urinals,  basins,  lavatories,  baths,  bath 
tubs,  sinks  and  laundry  tubs  of  earthenware, 
stone,  cement,  or  clay,  or  of  other  material 

20;  30;  35 

Cloth,  bookbinders',  such  as  is  used  for  covering 

the  outside  of  books,  when  imported  for 

use  exclusively  in  binding  books,  under 

regulations  by  the  Minister  of  Ctistoms.  Free 

bookbinders',    imported    by    other    than 

bookbinders 20 ;  27K :  30 

bolting,  not  made  up Free 

brattice,  used  in  coal  mines 15;  22^;  25 

emery 15;  22K;  25 

♦felt,  n.o.p 30;  35;  35 

hair,  of  all  kinds 20;  27>4;  30 

jute,  as  taken  from  the  loom,  not  coloured, 
cropped,  mangled,  pressed,  calendered, 

nor  finished  in  any  way Free 

jute,  uncoloured,  not  further  finished  than 
cropped,  bleached,  mangled  or  calend- 
ered  7 'A;  10;  10 

Cloth,  mohair,  etc..  for  buttons  (see  lastings).. Free 
tnun's,  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15 ;  22  ^^ ;  25 

coated  with  material  composed  principally 
of   specially   prepared    linseed  oil,  and 

coloured 25 ;  32  3^ ;  35 

coated  with  celluloid 20;  27^;  30 

oiled,  india-rubbered,  flocked  or  coated 

n.o.p. 20;  27>^;  30 

paper,  union  collar,  glossed  or  finished 

12>^;  17K:  20 

prunella,  of  wool Free 

Cloth,  tracing 20 ;  27K ;  30 

window  shade  in  the  piece 22}^;  30;  35 

♦wire,  brass  or  copper 17K;  22 K;  25 

wire,  iron  or  steel 20;  27K;  30 

Clothes  Unes 17K;  22K:  25 

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Clothing,  donations  of,  for  charitable  purposes.  Free 

for  students,  from  parents  abroad Free 

horse,  manufactured,  of  jute 20;  27>^;  30 

india-rubber 22^ ;  30 ;  35 

machine  card 17 y^  ;  22>^;  25 

♦Clothing,  ready-made,  composed  wholly  or  in 
part  of  wool,  worsted,  the  hair  of  the 
goat,  or  other  like  animal,  n.o.p, .  .  30 ;  35 ;  35 
♦linen  or  cotton,  oiled  or  not,n.o.p.. 25;  32^".  35 

m'f'gof  silk 30;  35;  37K 

♦Cloths,  doe-skins,  cassimeres.  tweeds.coatings, 

overcoatings  and  felt  cloth,  n.o.p.  30;  35;  35 
tltalian,  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15;  22K;  25 

table,  linen  or  cotton,  uncoloured  20;  27^;  30 

tray,  linen  or  cotton 20 ;  27>2  ;  30 

wool,  worsted,  etc.,  n.o.p 30;  35;  35 

Coal  anthracite ;  anthracite  coal  dust  and  coke  Free 
bituminous,  slack,  such  as  will  pass  through 
a  three-quarter  inch  screen,  subject  to 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister 

of  Customs,  per  ton 10c. ;   12c.;   14c. 

bituminous,  round  and  run  of  mine,  and 

coal,  n.o.p..  per  ton 35c. ;  45c. ;  53c. 

semi  anthracite 35c;  45c;  53c 

Coal,  cutting  machines,  except  percussion  coal 

cutters Free 

heading  machines  (mining  machinery) Free 

Coal  tar,  base  or  salt,  for  use  in  the  manufac- 
turing of  coal  tar  dyes Free 

Coal  tar  dyes,  not  less  than  1  pound Free 

Coal  washing  plants 15;   25;   27>^ 

tCoat  linings,  to  be  finished  in    Canada    (see 

dress  goods) 15;  22>^;  25 

♦Coatings,wool,worsted,etc.(see  fabrics)  30;  35;  35 

Coats,  fur 20;  27K;  30 

fur  lined 20;  27M;  30 

Cobalt,  ore  of Free 

oxide  of Free 

Cochineal Free 

Cocoa,  beans,  crude  only Free 

butter,  per  lb 2>^c;  3c;  3c 

broken 15;   20;  20 

♦carpets,  rugs,  mats  and  matting.  17K ;  22K;  25 
Cocoanuts,  n.o.p.,  per  one  hundred.. 65c;  90c;  $1.00 
when  imported  from  the  place  of  growth, 
by  ship,  direct  to  a  Canadian  port,  per 

one  hundred 30c;  45c;  50c 

desiccated,  sweetened  or  not,  per  lb.3c;  4c;  5c 

Cocoanut  jars  (fancy  boxes) 22%;  30;  35 

Cocoa    paste    or    liquor,     not    sweetened,    in 

blocks  or  cakes,  per  lb 2Kc;  3c;  3c 

paste  or  liquor,  sweetened,  in  blocks  or 
cakes  not  less  than   2   lbs.   in   weight, 

per  lb 2J<c;  3Kc;  3Kc 

preparations  of,  in  powder  form.  ..15;  20;  20 

♦preparations,  n.o.p 22>^;  32^;  35 

shells  and  nibs 7]4;  10;  10 

Cod  lines Free 

Coffee,  condensed  with  milk 20;  27K;  30 

extract  of,  n.o.p..  or    substitutes    thereof. 

of  all  kinds,  per  lb 2c;  2Kc;  3c 

green,   imported   direct    or   purchased    in 

bond  in  the  United  Kingdom Free 

green,  n.o.p -.•^9'  ^^'  ^^ 

roasted    or    ground,    and    all    imitations 
thereof  and  substitutes  therefor,  includ- 
ing acorn  nuts,  n.o.p.,  per  lb...  1  ^c;   I  He,  2c 
roasted    or   ground,    when    not    imported 
direct  from  the  country  of  growth  and 

production,  per  lb iKc;   iKc;  2c 

and 10;   10;  10 

urns,  nickel  plated 22  J^ ;   30 ;  35 

Coffins  and  caskets  and  metal  parts  there- 
of  17J^;  22K;  25 

Coil  chain,  coil  chain  links,  and  chain  shackles, 
of  iron  or   steel,    five-sixteenths  of  an    inch 

in  diameter  and  over 5;  7K;  10 

Coins,  cabinets  of;  collections  of  medals  and 
collections  of  postage  stamps;  medals  of  gold, 
silver  or  copper,  and  other  metallic  articles 
actually  bestowed  as  trophies  or  prizes  and 
received  and  accepted  as  honorary  distinc- 
tions; and  cups  or  other  metallic  prizesi;(not 
usual    merchantable   commodities),   won   in 

bona  fide  competitions Free 

Coins,  British  and  Canadian,  and  foreign  gold 
coin Free 


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Coir  and  coir  yarn Free 

Coke Free 

♦  Collar  buttons 22M;  30;  35 

cloth    paper,   union,   glossed   or   finished. 

in  rolls  or  sheets 12K;   17>^;  20 

cloth  paper,  union,  not  glossed  or  finished, 

in  rolls  or  sheets 10;  I2>^;  15 

Collars  and   cuffs,   of  cotton,   linen,  xylonite, 

xyolite  or  celluloid 25;  35;  31  % 

lace 25;  32>^;  35 

from  French  Treaty  countries,  Sp.  T.  . .  .21 H 

light  fixtures  (see  lamps) 20;  21%;  30 

♦Cologne  water  (see  alcoholic  perfumes),  4  oz. 

bottles 50 ;  50 ;  50 

*Over4  oz.  bottles,  per  gal.  .$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 40;  40;  40 

Colours,  dry,  n.o.p 15;  20;  22 K 

ground  in  spirits,  per  gal.  .$1.00;  $1.00;  $1.00 

artists'  water  paint 20;  27K;  30 

*Comb  blanks,  celluloid 5;  1%;  10 

*Corabs  of  all  kinds 22M;  32^;  35 

Commercial  blank  forms  (see  bank  notes) 

22K;  32M;  35 
Communion  sets  of  metal,  glass  or  wood.  .  .  .Free 

Compasses  for  ships Free 

Composition  metal  and  plated  metal,  in  bars, 
ingots  or  cores,  for  the  manufacture 
of  watch  cases,  jewelry,  and  of  filled 
gold  and  silver  seamless  wire.  .  .  .5;  lyi;  10 

nails  and  spikes 10;   12K;  15 

tomaments 20;  21}4\  30 

Compounds,  chemical  for  dyeing  or  tanning.  .Free 
Condensers,  platinum  for  sulphuric  acid   (see 

platinum  retorts) Free 

Conduits  of  clay,  electric 20;  27K ;  30 

of  paper,  bituminized 15 ;  25 ;  27>^ 

Cones,  paper,  for  winding  yarns Free 

♦Confectionery 22K;  32K;  35 

labels  for 22^;  32>?;  35 

Consuls-General,  articles  for  (see  articles,  etc.). Free 
Converting   apparatus   for   metallurgical   pro- 
cesses in  metals Free 

Copperas  (sulphate  of  iron) Free 

Copper  anodes 5;  IH;   10 

♦  buckles,  n.o.p.,  not  jewellery 20;  21l4\  30 

♦Copper  burrs,  rivets  and  washers.  .  .  .20;  27K ;  30 

ingots,  blocks,  pigs Free 

in  bars,  rods,  in  coil  or  otherwise,  not  less 
than  six  feet  in  length,  unmanufacturedFree 

♦  manufactures  of,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

medals  (prizes)  (see  medals) Free 

♦nails  and  tacks 20;  27K;  30 

old  and  scrap Free 

oxide  of Free 

black,  oxide  of,  for  use  in  the  manufac- 
ture of  chlorates  and  colours Free 

precipitate  of.  crude Free 

plates,  plated  or  not,for  mining  operations. Free 

rollers  for  calico  printing Free 

sheets,    strips,    or    plates,    not    polished, 

planished  or  coated Free 

shells    for    advertising    stereotypes,    etc. 
(see  stereotypes),  per  square  inch 

Ic;   iXc;  VAc 
shells  for  stereotype,  electrotypes,  cellu- 
loids, etc..  n.o.p.  (see  stereotypes),  per 

square  inch He. ;  yic.  \  yic. 

shells    for    stereotype,    etc.,     for    books 
and  newspapers  other  than  English  or 

French  (see  stereotypes) Free 

sub- acetate,  dry  (verdigris) Free 

sulphate  of   (blue  vitriol) Free 

tubing,  not  less  than  six  feet  in   length 

and  not  polished,  bent  or  manufacturedFree 
wire,  plain,  tinned  or  plated.  ...7K;   10;  12K 

♦  wire  cloth,  or  woven  wire 17K;  22K;  25 

Cordage,  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p 20;  22K;  25 

machinery  for  manufacture  of   (see  ma- 
chinery)   Free 

♦Cordials,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal,  etc.,  prepara- 
tions)   50 ;  50 ;  50 

♦  n.o.p.   (see  alcohol  ethyl),  per  gal.  of  the 

strength  of  proof $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦  Cords  (embroideries,  etc.) 25;  32K;  35 

fwhip,  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15;  22K;  25 

wool  or  worsted  yarns  for  (see  wool  yams).  Free 
Cork,  granulated,  mixed  with  tar  .  , . , ,  15;  17K;  20 


Corkwood,  or  cork  bark,  unmanufactured.  .  .  .Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p.,  including  strips, 

shives,  shells,  squares,  and  washers, 

15;   17K;  20 

carpet  and  matting 25 ;  32>^  ;  35 

Corks  manufactured  from  corkwood,  over 
three-fourths  of  an  inch  in  diatneter 
measured  at  the  larger  end,  per  pound 

4c.;  5c.;  5c. 
manufactured     from     corkwood,     three- 
fourths  of  an  inch  and  less  in  diameter 
measured  at  the  larger  end,  per  pound 

6c.;  8c.;  8c. 
Corks,  when  used  in  the  manufacture  of  vaccine 

points Free 

Corms  (rtorist  stock) Free 

♦  Cornices  and  cornice  poles 20;  27 >^;  30 

tCorn,  canned,  weight  of  can  to  be  included  in 

weight  for  duty,  per  lb Ic. ;  l^c. ;  iKc. 

grits 15;    17>^;  20 

Indian,  for  distillation,  subject  to  regula- 
tions to  be  approved  by  the  Governor- 

in-Council,  per  bush 7>^c. ;  7Kc. ;  1  He. 

Indian,  not  for  distillation,  and  under  regu- 
lations  prescribed   by   the   Minister   of 

Customs Free 

Cornmeal,  per  bbl 20c.;  22>2C.;  25c. 

Corn  starch,  the  weight  of  the  package  to  be  in- 
cluded in  the  weight  for  duty,  per  lb. 

Ic;    iMc;    iKc 
syrup    (see  glucose)    per    100   lbs., 

40c.;  55c.:  62>^c. 

♦Corsets 25;  32K;  35 

♦Corset  clasps,  busks,  blanks,  and  steels,  and 
covered  corset  wires,  cut  to  lengths,  tip- 
ped or  untipped 22>^;  30;  35 

eyelets Free 

laces,  tagging  metal  for  (see  tagging  metal) 

Free 

steel  for  (see  steel  for  corset  steels) Free 

wire,  flat  wire  for  (see  steel  wire,  flat) Free 

Cottolene,  per  lb 1  Ac. ;  1  He. ;  2c. 

♦Cotton,  absorbent 12K;  17K;  20 

batts  and  batting 17^;  22M;  25 

♦  bobbinet,  white,  plain  in  the  web.  15;  22M;  25 

♦  clothing,  n.o.p 25;  2>2A\  35 

collars 25;  35;  37^ 

Cotton  counterpanes 20;  27  5^ ;  30 

♦crochet 17>^;  22K;  25 

cuffs 25;  35;   31 A 

damask,  uncoloured 20;  21  %\  30 

diaper 20;  2.1%;  30 

duck,  grey  or  white,  weighing  over  eight 

ounces  per  square  yard 15;  17K ;  20 

Cotton  or  linen  duck,  seamless,  in  circular  form, 
of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  hose  pipe.  Free 
tembroideries,   white  and  cream  coloured 

12>^;  \1%\  20 

fabrics,  grey,  n.o.p 15;  22>^;  25 

"  printed,  dyed  or  colored,  n.o.p.25;  30;  32K 

••  white,  n.o.p \1A\  22A\  25 

fillets  for  card  clothing  (see  fillets) Free 

♦  knitting 17^;  22K:  25 

♦lace,  wiiite  and  cream  coloured.  12>^;  11  A;  20 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 25;  30;  35 

nets 25;  323^;  35 

♦nettings 25;  32>^;  35 

"  Sp.  T..  French  Treaty 21 A 

rags Free 

raw,  not  dyed Free 

seamless  bags 15;  \1A;  20 

seed  cake  and  meal Free 

seed  oil  for  canning  fish,  edible Free 

seed  refuse  (foots) Free 

sewing  thread  in  hanks 10;  12>^;  15 

shoddv 1A\   10;   UA 

♦thread,  n.o.p .17M;22K;25 

towelling  in  the  web 17>^;  22  J'^;  25 

tufts  for  mattresses 25;  30;  35 

wadding \1A\  22A\  25 

warps,  n.o.p 11 A  22A\  25 

waste,  machined  (see  waste).. ..  7K;  10;  12>^ 
wool,  not  dyed Free 

♦  wool,  surgical  dressing 12>^;  17K;  20 

yams,  n.o.p 17K;  22A',  25 

Coutils  for  corsets  and  dress  stays,  when  im- 
ported by  the  factories, ,.,.,.,..  \2A;  ^lA;  20 


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♦Coverings,  inside  and  outside,  used  in  covering 
or  holding  goods  imported  therewith, 
shall  be  subject  to  the  following  pro- 
visions, viz: — 
(o)  Usual  coverings,  containing  free  goods 
only;  usual  coverings,  except  receptacles 
capable  of  holding  liquids,  containing 
goods  subject  to  a  specific  duty  only, 

n.o.p Free 

(6)  Usual  coverings  containing  goods 
subject  to  any  ad  valorem  duty,  when 
not  included  in  the  invoice  value  of  the 

goods  they  contain 15;  20;  20 

(c)  Provided,  that  usual  coverings  con- 
taining goods  subject  to  any  ad  valorem 
duty,  if  included  in  the  invoice  value  of 
the  goods  they  contain,  and  not  charged 
separately  on  the  invoice,  shall  be  subject 
to  the  same  rate  of  duty  ad  valorem  as 
the  goods  they  contain,  and  may  be 
combined  with  the  goods  for  valuation 
and  duty  on  the  Customs  entry; 
(rf)  Provided  further,  that  receptacles  cap- 
able of  holding  liquids,  when  containing 
goods  subject  to  a  specific  duty,  shall 
be  charged  with  the  rate  of  duty  to  which 
the  same  would  be  subject  if  imported 
separately,  except  when  the  coverings 
and  the  goods  contained  therein  are 
rated  together  in  the  Tariff  item; 
(e)  Provided  fiu-ther,  that  usual  coverings 
designed  for  use  other  than  in  the  botia 
fide  transportation  of  the  goods  they 
contain,  shall  be  charged  with  the  rate 
of  duty  to  which  the  same  would  be 
subject  if  imported  separately. 
(/)  Provided  also,  that  the  term  coverings 
in  this  paragraph  shall  include  packing 
boxes,  crates,  casks,  cases,  cartons, 
wrapping,  sacks,  bagging,  rope,  twhie. 
straw  or  other  articles  used  in  covering 
or  holding  goods  imported  therewith, 
and  the  labour  and  charges  for  packing 
such  goods,  subject  to  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister  df  Cus- 
toms. 

Covers,  gun  or  pistol 20;  27 K;  30 

Crabs,  deviled 17K;  21  yi;  30 

Craft,  water-borne  (see  vessels) 15;  25;  25 

Cranberries  and  fruit,  n.o.p 17K;  22K;  25 

Cranes,  electric 15;  25;  27 K 

*Crapes,  black 12  K;  17>^;  20 

Crayons  or  pencils,  soap-stone 15 ;  22  '-^ ;  25 

lumbermen's.  . 15;  25;  21% 

Cream  coloured   ware,   decorated,   printed   or 

sponged 20 ;  27 K ;  30 

magic 22K;  32^;  35 

separators  and  steel  bowls  for Free 

sizing  and  enamel  sizing 5\1}4\  10 

of  tartar  in  crystals  or  argols. Free 

separators,  materials  for,  when  imported 
for  the  manufacture  of  cream  separa- 
tors   Free 

Cream  of  wheat  (see  food  prepared). 

Cresca    potpourri,    (nuts  and  raisins)  in  glass 

jars,  contents,  per  lb    3c.;  3y>c  ;  4c. 

jars 20;  30:32^ 

Crocks,  earthen  or  stoneware 20;  27K;  30 

Crop  ends  of  tin  plate  bars,  of  blooms,  or  of 
rails,  the  same  not  having  been  in  use,  per 

ton 50c. ;  90c. ;  $1.00 

Crossings,   and    intersections    for   railways, 

20;  30;  32 J-^ 

Crowns,  hats  and  bonnet 22>^;  30;  35 

Crucibles,  clay,  platinum,  or  plumbago Free 

Cryolite  (ore) Free 

Crystal  glass  tableware 20;  30;  32  5^ 

Cubic  nitre,  nitrate  of  soda Free 

Cue-racks  and  tips 22  K ;  30 ;  35 

Cues    billiard  and  bagatelle  tables  and  balls 

22K;30;35 

*Cuff  buttons 22K;  30;  35 

Cuffs,  cotton,  linen,  zylonite,  zyolite  or  cellu- 
loid  25;  35;  37K 

CuUet.  glass,  broken  glass Free 

Cultivators 12K;  17^;  20 

Cumin  seed  (see  aromatic  seed) Free 


Cups,  brass,  bemg  rough  blanks,  for  the  manu- 
facture of  paper  shells  or  cartridges,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  brass  and 
paper  shells  and  cartridges,  for  use  exclusive- 
ly in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their 

ow/i  factories Free 

Cups  won  as  prizes  in  competition Free 

Curling  stones  and  handles  therefor.  .Free;  7>^;  10 

♦Currant  bushes 12K;  I7K;  20 

wine    (see    wines,    n.o.p.),   per  gal., 

25c.;  25c.;  25c. 

And 30 

Currants,  n.o.p..  weight  of  package  to  be  in- 
cluded in  the  weight  for  duty,  per  lb. 

iKc;  iKc:  2c. 

♦dried,  per  lb Kc ;  Mc  ;  [?^c.] 

Curry  powder per  lb.  3c. ;  3c. ;  3c. 

and 7K;  10;  10 

♦Curtain  stretchers 20;  27K;  30 

♦Curtains,  made  up 25;  32 K;  35 

♦Custard  powders,  confectionery..  .22>^;  32%;  35 

♦Cutlery,  steel,  n.o.p 20;  27K;30 

Cutters  (carriages) 22K;  30;  35 

Cutters,  fodder  or  feed 15;  22>^;  25 

straw,  steel  for,  not  tempered  or  ground, 
nor  further  manufactured  than  cut  to 

shape Free 

Cutting  machines,  coal,  except  percussion  coal 

cutters Free 

Cuttings,  iron  or  steel,  wrought,  refuse  (see  scrap), 

per  ton 50c. ;  90c. ;  $1.00 

Cyanogen  bromide,  for  reducing  metals  in  min- 
ing operations Free 

♦  Cyclometers 17K;  22M;  25 

♦Cylinders,  celluloid,  moulded,  but  not  further 

manufacttu'ed 5 ;  IH',  10 

tfor   phonographs,   graphophones.   gramo- 
phones  20;  27K;  30 


♦  Dahlias,  florist  stock 15;  22^;  25 

Damask,  uncoloured,  cottofi  or  linen.  .20;  21  %;  30 

♦  Dates  and  figs,  dried,  per  one  hundred  lbs. 

40c.;  55c.;  [55c.] 

Dates  filled  with  candy 22  3^;  32  J^ ;  35 

filled  with  nuts  or  raisins 17^;  22 K ;  25 

in  air  tight  packages,  per  lb,  .  .  iKc;  2c;  2>^c 
Deals,  planed,  jointed  or  tongued  and  grooved 

(see  boards) 11 'A;  22K:  25 

Degras  for  leather,  fit  only  for  such  use Free 

Demiiohn,  earthen  or  stoneware 20;  21]/i\  30 

glass 20;  30;  32K 

Dental  instruments Free 

♦  Desks,  writing,  fancy 22  K;  30;  35 

Dextrine,  dry 5 ;  7  K ;  10 

Diagrams,   wall,  natural  history,   for  schools, 

etc.,  universities  and  public  museums Free 

Diamond    drills,    not    including    the    motive 

power  (see  mining  machinery) Free 

dust  or  bort  for  borers Free 

black,  for  borers Free 

Diamonds,  unset Free 

Dictionaries 5;    10;   10 

Diggers,  post  hole 15 ;  22>2  ;  25 

potato,  and  other  agricultural  implements, 

n.o.p 15;  22>^;  25 

Discs  for  engravings  copper  rollers,  etc.   (see 

blanketing  and  lapping) Free 

Disinfecting,  preparations  for 20;  25;  25 

♦Doeskins,  wool,  worsted,  etc.  (fabrics). .30;  35;  35 

Dogs  for  improvement  of  stock Free 

tDolls  and  toys  of  all  kinds 20;  27^;  30 

Donations,  casual,  from  abroad  sent  by  friends, 
and  not  being  advertising  matter,  to- 
bacco, articles  containing  spirits  or  mer- 
chandise for  sale — when  the  duty  other- 
wise payable  thereon  does  not  exceed 
fifty  cents  in  any  one  case — under  regu- 
lations by  the  Minister  of  Customs.  .  .  .  Free 
of  clothing  and  books,  for  charitable  pur- 
poses   Free 

Doylies 20;  Tl%\  30 

Drafts,  unsigned 22K;  32^;  35 

Dragon's  blood. Free 

Drain  pipes 25;  2>2%;  35 

Drawers  and  knitted  goods,  n.o.p.  .  .  .22>^;  30;  35 
Drawing  books,  Augsburg's Free 


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♦Drawings,  n.o.p 15;  22K;  [22K] 

Drays  and  sleighs  and  complete  parts  thereof 

17K;  22K;  25 

Dredges  (see  vessels) 15;  25;  25 

floating,  elevators  and  machinery  of,  for 

alluvial  gold  mining Free 

♦Dress  goods, for  women  or  children, coat  linings, 
Italian  cloths,  alpacas,  Orleans,  cashmeres, 
henriettas,  serges,  buntings,  nun's  cloth,  ben- 
galines,  whip  cords,  twills,  plains  or  jacquards 
of  similar  fabrics,  composed  wholly  or  in  part 
of  wool,  worsted,  the  hair  of  the  camel,  al- 
paca, goat,  or  like  animal,  not  exceeding  in 
weight  six  ounces  to  the  square  yard,  when 
imported  in  the  grey  or  imfinished  state  for 
the  purpose  of  being  dyed  or  finished  in  Can- 
ada,  tmder   regulations   prescribed   by   the 

Minister  of  Customs 15;  22^;  ?5 

Dress  shields,  waterproof  cotton 25;  30:   35 

Dress  stays,  flat  wire  for  (see  steel  wire,  flat) .  .  Free 
Dressing,  shoe,  harness  and  leather.  .  .  15;  25;  27K 

♦Dressings,  antiseptic  surgical 12>4;  17>4;20 

Driers,  japan  and  liquids,  per  gal..  .20c.;  20c.;  20c. 

And 15;  20;  22>^ 

Drilling  machinery,  well,  of  a  class  and  kind 

not  made  in  Canada Free 

Drills,  diamond  (see  mining  machinery) Free 

rotary  coal  and  core  (see  mining  machin- 
ery)  Free 

seed 12K:  17K;  20 

Drugs,  such  as  barks,  flowers,  roots,  beans, 
berries,  balsams,  bulbs,  fruits,  insects,  grains, 
gums  and  gum  resins,  herbs,  leaves,  nuts, 
fruit  and  stem  seeds — which  are  not  edible 
and  which  are  in  a  crude  state  and  not  ad- 
vanced in  value  by  refining  or  grinding,  or 
any  other  process  of  manufacture,  n.o.p..  .Free 

Dry  plates,  photographic 20;  27  K;  30 

Duck,  cotton,  grey  or  white,  weighing   over 

eight  ounces  per  square  yard.  .  15;r  17K;  20 
seamless  cotton  or  linen,  in  circular  form, 
of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada, 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  hose  pipe  Free 

Dusters,  feather 17^;  25;  27 J^ 

Dyes,  aniline,  and  coal  tar.  soluble  in  water, 
in  bulk  or  packages  of  jjot  less  than  one 

poimd  weight Free 

Dyeing  articles: — Non-edible  seeds,  beans,  nuts, 
berries,  plants,  weeds,  barks,  and  woods, 
in  a  crude  state  or  chipped  or  ground, 
and  extracts  and  preparations  thereof, 
and  chemical  compounds  adapted  for 
dyeing  or  tanning;  tumeric,  nutgalls 
and  extracts  thereof;  indigo,  indigo 
paste  and  extracts  of;  aniline  and  coal 
tar  dyes,  soluble  in  water,  in  bulk  or 
packages  of  not  less  than  one  potmd 
weight;  aniline  oil,  crude,  alizarin  and 
artificial  alizarin ;  annato.  liquid  or  solid ; 
iron  liquor,  being  solution  of  acetate  or 
nitrate  of  iron  adapted  for  dyeing  and 
calico  printing;  red  liquor,  being  a  crude 
acetate  of  aluminum  prepared  from  py- 
roligneous  acid  and  adapted  for  dyeing 

and  calico  printing Free 

Dyeing,  books  on Free 

♦Dynamos,  electric 15 ;  25 ;  27>^ 

E- 

Ear  drums,  Tonybee's 20;  27i^;  30 

Earth,  fuller's,  in  bulk  only,  not  prepared  for 

toilet  or  other  purposes Free 

Earths,  ochrey 10;  12>^;  15 

Earthenware,  brown  and  coloured 20;  27 K;  30 

demijohns,  chums  and  crocks.  . .  .20;  21%\  30 

n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

fittings  for  sewer  pipes 25;  32^;  35 

stilts  and  spurs  for  manufacture  of Free 

tiles  or  blocks  for  mosaic  flooring . .  20 ;  27 K ;  30 

tiles,  n.o.p 25;  32K;  35 

Earths,  crude  only Free 

EffectSjj  household  and  personal,  British  sub- 
jects dying  abroad  (see  apparel) Free 

personal,  and  heirlooms  left  by  bequest .  .  Free 

settlers'  (see  settlers'  effects) Free 

Egg  nutrine 22j^;  32K;  35 

powder.    Bird's 20;  25;  25 

Eggs,  per  dozen 2c. ;  2Mc. ;  3c . 


Eggs,  fish,  for  propagating  purposes Free 

Egg  yolk 5;  1%;  10 

♦Elastic,   round   or    flat,    and    garter  elastic 

25;  32 M;  35 
webbing,  over  one  inch  wide.  .  12K;  17K;  20 
Elder  wine  (see  wines  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.),  per 

gal 25c.;  25c.;  25c. 

And 30 

Electric  and  galvanic  batteries,  electric  motors, 
dynamos,  generators,  sockets,  insulators 
of  all  kinds;  electric  apparatus,  n.o.p.; 
boilers,  n.o.p.;  and  iron  and  steel  cast- 
ings, and  iron  or  steel  integral  parts  of  all 
machinery  specified  in  this  item .  15 ;  25 ;  27  K 

detonator  caps 20;  27^;  30 

fuses  (not  covered  wire) 15 ;   25 ;  21% 

Electric  heaters,  not  plated 20;   21%;  30 

Electric   machines   for   separating,    etc.,   iron 

ores  (see  mining  machinery) Free 

♦  Electric  light  carbons  or  carbon  points,  of  all 

kinds,  n.o.p 22>i;  32>^;  35 

♦  Electro-plated  ware,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

Electric  light  fixtures,  or  metal  parts  thereof 

20;  27K:  30 

push  buttons  (for  bells) 15;  25;  27% 

Electrotypes,   advertising  (see  stereotypes), 

per  sq.  in Ic;  iKc;  l^c. 

Electrotypes,  advertising  matrices  and  copper 
shells  for  (see  stereotypes),  per  sq.  in. 

Ic;  iXc;  i;^c. 
Electrotypes,  n.o.p,    (see  stereotypes,  n.o.p.), 

per  sq.  in He;  He;  He. 

n.o.p..  matrices  and  copper  shells  for  (see 
stereotypes,  n.o.p.),  per  sq,  in. 

He.;  He;  He 
of  newspaper  columns  and  books,  etc.  not 
English  or  French  (see  stereotypes) . . .  Free 
Elevators  for  floating  dredges,  gold  mining  (see 
machinery,  alluvial  gold  mining) Free 

♦  Elixirs,  alcoholic,  n.o.p.,per  gal.$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

♦  Embroideries,  n.o.p 25 ;  32>^ ;  35 

from  French  Treaty  coimtries,  Sp.  T. 

..;27K;.. 

tof  cotton  or  linen,  white  and  cream  col- 
oured  12K;  17K;  20 

Embroidery  silk 17 H;  22K;  25 

Emery  in  bulk,  crushed  or  ground Free 

manufactures  of. 17K;  22K;  25 

paper  or  cloth 15;  22K:   25 

wheels 17K;  22>^;  25 

Engineering,  books  on Free 

Engines,  fire 22K;  30;  35 

blast  furnace  blowing  (mining  machinery). Free 

gasoline 15;  25;  27M 

marine,  kerosene 15;  25;  27% 

traction   or  portable,  for  farm   purposes 

15;  17K:  20 

traction,  for  road  making 15;  25;    27K 

♦Engravings,  or  prints  or  proofs  therefrom  and 

similar  works  of  art.  n.o.p 15;  22^;  [22 Kl 

Envelopes 22 J^ ;  32>^ ;  35 

Esparto  grass  (Spanish) Free 

fEssential  oils,  n.o.p. 

♦  Essences,   alcoholic,  n.o.p.  (see   spirits),    per 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2,40 

and 30;  30;  30 

♦n.o.p.   (see  medicinal  preparations). 50;  50;  50 

Ether,  nitrous,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

And 30;  30;  30 

sulphuric 15;  22X;  25 

Exchange,  bills  of,  unsigned 22K;  32K;  35 

Exhibition,  articles  for   (see  animals  for  ex- 
hibition   Free 

Explosives,  glycerine  for  (see  glycerine) Free 

n.o.p..  per  lb IKc.;  2><c.;  2Kc. 

♦Extracts,   alcoholic,  n.o.p.  (spirits),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2,40 

and 30;  30;  30 

for  dyeing  and  tanning  (see  dyeing  articles)  Free 
♦of    meats    and    fluid    beefs,    not    medi- 
cated  17M;  25;  27K 

Eyeglass  frames  and  metal  parts  thereof, 

15;  17K;  20 

Eyeglasses  and  lenses  for 20;  27K;  30 

Eye  shades,  linen 25;  30;  35 

Eyelets,  corset  and  shoe Free 


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93 


F 

Fabrics,  cotton,  grey,  unbleached.n.o.p.  15 ;  22K ;  25 
cotton,  printed,  dyed  or  coloured,  n.o.p. 

25;  30;  32^4 

Fabrics,  cotton,  white,  n.o.p 17>^;  22^;  25 

flax,  bleached,  n.o.p 17M;  22^;  25 

flax,  printed,  dyed  or  coloured,  n.o.p. 

25;  30; 32^^ 

flax,  unbleached,  n.o.p 15;  22K;  25 

mohair 22>^;  30;  35 

tplush,  and  silk 17K;  27 H;  30 

manufactures,  wearing  apparel'and  ready- 
made  clothing,  composed  wholly  or  in 
part  of  wool,  worsted,  the  hair  of  the 
goat,  or  other  like  animal,  n.o.p.; 
cloths,  doe-skins,  cassimeres,  tweeds, 
coatings,   overcoatings   and   felt   cloth, 

*n.o.p 30;  35;  35 

of  wool  or  of  cotton  and  wool,  commonly 
described  and  sold  as  lustres,  mohair, 

alpaca  and  Italian  linings 22>^;  30;  35 

wool,    worsted,    etc.,    to    be    finished    in 

Canada  (see  dress  goods) 17/4;  22K;  25 

False  faces  (paper  masks) 22K ;  325^ ;  35 

tFans 20;  27K;  30 

Farina,  Dutch,  per  lb Ic;  l^c;   \]4c 

Farm  rollers 15 ;  22>^ ;  25 

wagons  and  complete  parts  there- 
of  17K;  22K;  25 

Fashion    plates,  tailors',  mantle-makers'    and 

milliners' Free 

Featherbone,  plain  or  covered,  in  coils.  12K ;  17  K ;  20 

♦  Feathers,  artificial 20;  27K;  [27Kj 

♦  natural 10;  12K;  15 

*and  manufactures  of,  n.o.p.  .  .20;  27K;  [27^] 

Feed  cutters 15;  22K;  25 

Feeders,  automatic  (mining  machinery) Free 

Felloes  of  hickory  or  oak,  not  further  manu- 
factured   than   rough    sawn,   or    bent   to 

shape Free 

Felspar Free 

Felt,  adhesive  for  sheathing  vessels Free 

board 15;  22K;  25 

sized  and  hydraulic  pressed,  and  covered 
with  paper  or  uncovered,  adapted  for 

the  manufacture  of  gun  wads Free 

splint IS;    22K    25 

♦cloth,  n.o.p 30;  35;  35 

pressed,  for  use  in  the  manufacturing  of 

artificial  limbs Free 

of  all  kinds,  n.e.s..  not  filled  or  covered 
by  or  with  any  woven  fabric.  .15;  22 K;  25 

Fence  posts Free 

Fencing,    buckthorn,     strip     (see    buckthorn 

fencing) 10;  \2H;  15 

foils  and  masks 20;  27K;30 

iron  or  steel,  wire,  n.o.p.  (see  buck- 
thorn)  10;  12>^;  15 

wire,  of  iron  or  steel,  barbed Free 

woven  wire  (see  buckthorn  fencing).. . 

10;  12K;  15 
steel  wire  for  manufactiu-e  of    (see  steel 

strips) Free 

Ferment  cultures  for  butter  making Free 

Fermina,  powdered  (cream  of  tartar).. 15;  \7%\  20 

♦Ferns 15;  22>^;  25 

Ferromanganese     and     f  erro-silicon ,     per 

ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

Ferrules  for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs) Free 

Fertilizers,     compounded     or     manufactured, 

n.o.p 5;  7K;  10 

unmanufactured,  including  phosphate 
rock,  kainite  or  German  potash  salts 
and  German  mineral  potash;  bone- 
dust,  charred  bone  and  bone  ash;  fish 
offal  or  refuse  and  animal  or  vegetable 

manures Free 

Fibre,  flax  and  jute Free 

flax,  machinery  to  prepare,  of  a  class  or 

kind  not  made  in  Canada Free 

Mexican Free 

ramie Free 

vulcanized,  kartavert,  indurated  fibre, 
and  like  material,  and  manufactures  of, 

n.o.p 17K;  22K;  25 

Fibres,  vegetable,  tampico,  and  istle Free 

Fibrilla Free 


♦  Figs    and     dates,     dried,    per    one  hundred 

lbs 40c.;  55c.;   [55c.] 

File  ties  (wire) 20 ;  27K '   30 

Fillers,  liquid 20;  27M;  30 

n.o.p 15;  20;  22>^ 

Fillets  of  cotton  and  rubber  not  exceeding 
seven  inches  wide,  when  imported  by  manu- 
facturers of  card  clothing  for  use  exclusively 
in    the    manufacture    of    card    clothing    in 

their  own  factories Free 

Films  for  photographers'  use 15;  25;  30 

cinematograph 17K ;  22 J^ ;  25 

for  moving  picture  machines.. .  17>^;  22>^;  25 

Finish,  oil,  n.o.p..  per  gal 15c.;  15c.;  15c. 

and 15;  20;  22K 

Fire-arms 20;  27K;  30 

Fire  clay  sleeves 12>^;  20;  22^4 

Fire  crackers 17M ;  22>^ ;  25 

Fire  engines  and  fire  extinguishing  ma- 
chines  22K;  30;  35 

Fireproofs  and  dry  colours,  n.o  p 15;  20;  22>^ 

Firewood Free 

Fireworks 17K;  22^:  25 

♦  Fish;   anchovies,  sardines,   sprats,  and  other 

fish,  packed  in  oil  or  otherwise,  in  tin 
boxes,  the  weight  of  the  tin  box  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty: — 

(a)  When  weighing  over  twenty  ounces 
and  not  over  thirty-six  ounces  each,  per 
box 3Kc. ;   5c.;    6c. 

(6)  When  weighing  over  twelve  ounces  and 
not  over  twenty  oimces  each,  per 
box I4c. ;   4c. ;   4Kc. 

(c)  When  weighing  over  eight  ounces  and 
not  over  twelve  ounces  each,  per 
box 2c.;   3c.;   3Kc. 

When  from  French  Treaty  countries, 
special  rate ;   2c. ;  >  . 

(d)  When  weighing  eight  ounces  each  or 
less,  per  box iKc;  2c.;  2Kc. 

Fish,  and  fishing,  books  on Free 

all    other,    fresh,    pickled    or   salted,    per 

lb Kc;   Kc;    Ic, 

boneless,  per  lb }4c. ;  Kc. ;  Ic, 

dried,  per  lb }4c. ;  ^c. ;  Ic. 

eggs  for  propagating  purposes Free 

herrings,   pickled  or  salted,  per  100  lbs. 

35c.;  45c.;  50c. 
Fish  hooks,  for  deep-sea  or  lake  fishing,  not 
smaller  in  size  than  number  2.0;  bank, 
cod,  pollack,  and  mackerel  fish  lines;  and 
mackerel,  herring,  salmon,  seal,  seine, 
mullet,  net  and  trawl  twine  in  hanks  or 
coil,  barked  or  not, — in  variety  of  sizes 
and  threads, — including  gilling  thread 
in  balls,  and  head  ropes  for  fishing  nets; 
manilla  rope  not  exceeding  one  and  one- 
half  inches  in  circumference,  for  holding 
traps  in  the  lobster  fishery;  barked 
■  marline,  and  net  norsels  of  cotton, 
hemp  or  flax;  and  fishing  nets  or  seines, 
when  used  exclusively  for  the  fisheries, 
not  to  include  hooks,  lines  or  nets  com- 
monly used  for  sportsmen's  ptu-poses.  .Free 

Fish  hooks,  n.o.p 22^;  30;  35 

Fish,  labels  for 22K;32K;  35 

lines,  bank,  cod,  pollack  and  mackerel.  .  .  .  Free 

live,  for  propagating  piu-poses Free 

mackerel,  per  lb >^c. ;  ^c. ;  Ic. 

nets,  deep  sea  fishing  (see  fish  hooks) ....  Free 

nets,  sportsmen's 20;  27K;  30 

offal  (see  fertilizers) Free 

oils.  . 12K;  20;  22K 

other  in  tin  boxes  (see  fish,  anchovies) 

oysters,  seed  or  breeding Free 

oysters  in  the  shell 17K;  22K;  25 

oysters,  shelled,  in  cans  not  over  1  pint, 
including   the    duty    on    the    can,    per 

can 2c. ;  2Kc. ;  3c. 

oysters,  shelled,  in  cans,  over  1  pint,  not 
over  1  quart,  including  the  duty  on  the 

can.  per  can 3c. ;   4Kc. ;   5c. 

oysters,  shelled,  in  cans,  over  1  quart,  in- 
cluding the  duty  on  the  can,  per  quart 

3c.;  4Kc.;  5c, 
oysters  shelled,  in  bulk,  per  gal.  .7c.;  9c.;  10c. 
preserved    in    oil,    n.o.p.    (not    in    tin 

boxes) 20;  30;  35 


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Fish,  prepared  or  preserved,  n.o.p.,  including 

oysters liyi ;  27M ;  30 

Fish  refuse  (see  fertilizers)    Free 

salmon,  fresh,  pickled  or  salted,  per  lb. 

Mc. ;    Kc. ;    Ic. 
sardines,  etc.,  in  tin  boxes  (see  fish,  anchovies) 

Fish  seines,  deep  sea  (see  fish  hooks) Free 

skins Free 

twines  for  nets  in  hanks  or  coil  (see  fish 

hooks) Free 

smoked,  per  pound Kc. ;  Kc. ;  Ic. 

sprats  in  tin  boxes  (see  fish,  anchovies) 
Fisheries,  articles,  products  of  the,  n.o.p.  .  15 ;  20;  25 
Fishing   bait   and   hooks,   sportsmen's,   n.o.p. 

22M;  30;  35 

rods 20;  27M;  30 

Fittings,  earthenware,  for  sewer  pipe.  .25;  32K;  35 
iron  or  steel,  for  iron  orsteel  pipe,  plated  or 

not 20;    27K;  30 

Fixtures,  gas,  electric  light,  and  metal  parts 

thereof 20;   27M;  30 

Flags,  according  to  material. 

Flagstones,  not  hammered,  sawn  or  chiselled 

10;  I2M;  15 

sawn,  or  dressed 15;  17K;  20 

Flanges,  brass  (see  piano  material) Free 

Flannels,  plain  not  fancy 22K;  30;  35 

Flasks,  glass 20;  30;  32>4 

quicksilver,  exported  and  returned    (see 

articles,  etc.,  exported) Free 

Flax  canvas  and  twine  for  sails 5;5;5 

fabrics,  bleached,  n.o.p 17K;  22M;  25 

abrics,  unbleached,  n.o.p 15;  22>^;  25 

Flax  fabrics,  printed,  dyed  or  coloured,  n.o.p. 

25;   30;   32K 

Flax  fibre Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 25 ;  30;  35 

screenings 15;  17^;  20 

seed,  jter  bush 7Kc. ;  10c. ;  10c. 

Flaxseed  oil,  per  100  lbs $1.25;  $1.55;  $1.65 

tow Free 

Flint Free 

Flint  blocks  for  use  as  lining  for  ball  mills Free 

Flint  paper 15;  22>^;  25 

Flint  stones,  ground Free 

Flooring,  mosaic,  tiles  or  blocks  of  stone  or 

earthenware  for 20;  27K;  30 

♦Florist  stock,  viz. : — palms,  ferns,  rubber 
plants  (Ficus),  gladiolus,  cannas,  dahlias 

and  pseonies 15;  22>^;  25 

Florist  stock,  viz. : — azaleas,  rhododendrons, 
pot  grown  hlacs,  rose  stock,  and  other 
stock  for  grafting,  araucarias,  bulbs, 
corms,  tubers,  rhizomes  and  dormant 
roots,  n.o.p. ;  seedling  stock  for  grafting, 
viz.: — plum,     pear,     peach    and    other 

fruit  trees Free 

Flour,  grain  or  meal  (dutiable),  damaged  by 

water  (see  breadstuff s) 15;  22  K;  25 

buckwheat,  per   100  lbs 35c.;  45c.;  50c. 

buckwheat,  sclfraising 17K.   22 K.  25 

malt,   containing  not   less   than   50%    of 

malt  (see  malt),  per  100  lbs. 45c. ;  45c.;  45c. 
malt,  less  than  50%  of  malt  (see  malt),  per 

100  lbs 35;  35;  35 

potato  (see  starch),  per  lb.  .  .  .  Ic. ;  iKc. ;  iMc. 
rice,  sago,  and  tapioca,  per  lb.  .  .|^c. ;  Ic. ;  Ic. 

rye,  per  bbl 33c.;  45c.;  50c. 

wheat,  per  bbl 40c. ;  50c. ;  60c. 

♦  Flowers,  artificial 20;  21H\  {2lH] 

crude  drugs,  n.o.p Free 

pressed,  mounted  on  cards  or  in  books..  . 

15;  17K:  20 

Flues,  for  marine  boilers Free 

*Fluid  beef,not  medicated, and  soups.  17K;  25;  27  '-^ 

Fluor-spar Free 

*Fly  books  and  parts  thereof 22K;  30;  35 

Fly  hooks 22^;  30;  35 

Fly  sheets,  advertising  (see  advertising),  per 

lb 10c. :    15c.;    15c. 

Fobs,  watch  (leather) 15 ;  22^ ;  25 

Fodder  cutters 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Foil,  tin Free 

Folders,    advertising    (see    advertising),    per 

lb 10c. ;    15c.;    15c. 

Folding  machines,   printers  and  bookbinders 
(see  printing  presses) 5:  10;  10 


Folia  digitalis Free 

Foods,  milk  (n.o.p) 17>^ ;  22>4 ;  25 

prepared  cereal  in  packages,  not  exceeding 
twenty-five     pounds     weight,     each 

17M;22K;  25 

prepared  cereal,  n.o.p 15;  17>4;  20 

Foots,  the  refuse  of  cotton  seed  or  olives Free 

Forestry,  books  on Free 

Forgings  of  iron  or  steel,  of  whatever  shape  or 
size,  or  in  whatever  stage  of  manufacture, 

n.o.p 20;  27M;  30 

Forks,  pronged 15;  20;  22K 

Fork    handles,    celluloid    moulded    into    sizes 

for  (see  celluloid) 5 ;  7K ;  10 

Forks,  hay,  u.sed  with  hay  carriers. . .  15;  20;  22K 

*steel  (cutlery) 20;27K;30 

table,  iron  or  steel,  in  the  rough  (see  knife 

blades) 5 ;  7K ;  10 

Forms,  commercial  blanks 22K ;  32>^ ;  35 

Fossils Free 

Foundry  facings 15;  22>^;  25 

Fowl,  domestic,  for  improvement  of  stock.  .  .  .Free 

Foxes,  silver  grey Free 

♦Frames,  picture  and  photograph 20;  27K;  30 

on  paintings  in  oil,  rated  separately 

20;  27K;  30 
not  more  than  ten  inches  in  width ,  clasps 
and  fasteners,  adapted  for  use  in  the 
manufacture   of  purses  and  chatelaine 

bags  or  reticules 12K;  17>^;  20 

spectacle  and  eyeglass  and  metal  parts 

15;  17K;  20 

Freight  and  rate  books 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Fringe,  bullion  or  gold Free 

♦  Fringes,  n.o.p 25;  32K;  35 

Fringes,  wool  and  worsted  yarns  for  (see  wool 

yarn  for  braids) Free 

♦Fruit  essences,  spirituous  or  ethereal,  n.o.p., 

per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and ^ 30;  30;  30 

Fruit  juices  containing  more  than  25%  proof 

spirits,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

Fruit  juices  containing  not  more  than  25% 

proof  spirits,  per  gal 60c. ;  60c. ;  60c. 

tFruit  juices,  n.o.p 15;  17K;  20 

♦Fruit  plants,  n.o.p 12^;  17^;  20 

tFruit  syrups,  n.o.p 15;  17K;  20 

Fruit  trees  for  grafting Free 

♦Fruits,  artificial 20;  27K;  30 

♦  Fruits,  in    air-tight    cans    or  other  air-tight 

packages,  the  weight  of  the  cans  or  other 
packages  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for 

duty,  per  lb l>^c. ;  2c. ;  2K'c. 

Fruits,  viz.: — bananas,  plantains,  pineapples, 
pomegranates,  guavas,  mangoes,  wild 
blueberries,  wild  strawberries  and  wild 

raspberries Free 

crude  drugs,  n.o.p Free 

♦candied  (confectionery) 223^;  32K;  35 

dried,  desiccated  or  evaporated,  n.o.p. 

17K;  22K;  25 

n.o.p MH',  22K;  25 

labels  for 22K ;  32X ;  35 

preserved    in    brandy    and    other    spirits 
containing  not  more  than  40  per  cent. 

proof  spirits 50;  50;  50 

preserved  in  brandy  or  other  spirits  con- 
taining more  than  40  per  cent,  proof 

spirits $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

Fruit  seeds,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs).  .Free 
Fuel   oils,   .8235   specific  gravity,   or  heavier 

(see  petroleum,  crude) Free 

Fur  caps,  hats,  muffs,  tippets,  coats,  cloaks, 

etc.,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Fur  skins,  not  dressed Free 

♦dressed  partially  or  wholly 10;  15 ;  15 

Fm-  tails  in  the  raw  state Free 

Fur  manufactures,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Furs,  hatters',  not  on  the  skin Free 

Furnaces,  blast,  for  copper  or  nickel  (see  min- 
ing machinery) Free 

Furnace  slag,  blast Free 

slag  trucks,  blast,  of  a  class   or  kind  not 

made  in  Canada Free 

Furnaces,  bullion  (see  mining  machinery) Free 

hot  water  heating 15 ;  25 ;  27K 


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Furnaces  or  kilns  for  manuf'g  of  china..  15;  22K;  25 

for  tempering  or  annealing 20;  21  %\    30 

plumbers',  according  to  material. 

Furniture  (bequest)  (see  personal  effects) Free 

*of  wood  or  other  material 20 ;  27K ;  30 

settlers'  (household)  (see  settlers'  effects).  Free 

*springs 20;  27K;  30 

Fuse,  not  metallic 12M ;  17K ;  20 

♦  Fusil  oil  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 
G 

Galleries,  light  fixtures 20;  21%;  30 

♦Galvanic  batteries  (see  electric) 15;  25;  2114 

Galvanized  wire,  iron  or  steel,  number  9.   12 

or  13  gauge Free 

♦Game,  canned 17K ;  25;  27K 

Game  n.o.p \2yi;  \1%\  20 

Game  tables  or  boards 22K;  30;  35 

Gannister  and  sand Free 

Garden,  field  and  other  seeds  for  agricultural 
or  other  purposes,  n.o.p.;  sunflower, 
canary,  hemp  and  millet  seed,  when 
in  packages  weighing  one  pound  each 

or  less 15;  22>^;  25 

♦  field  and  other  seeds  for  agricultural  or 
other  purposes,  n.o.p.;  sunflower,  can- 
ary, hemp  and  millet  seed,  when  in 
packages    weighing    over    one    pound 

each 5;   10;  10 

Garlic 15;  27K:  30 

Gas  beacons,  automatic,  materials  for,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  automatic 
gas  buoys  and  automatic  gas  beacons,  for 
use  in  the  manufacture  of  such  buoys  and 
beacons  for  the  Government  of  Canada  or 
for  export,  under  regulations  prescribed  by 
the  Minister  of  Customs,  viz.: — iron  or 
steel  tubes  over  sixteen  inches  in  diameter; 
flanged  and  dished  steel  heads  made  from 
boiler  plate,  over  five  feet  in  diameter; 
hardened  steel  balls,  not  less  than  three 
inches  in   diameter;  acetylene  gas  lanterns 

and  parts  thereof Free 

Gas  buoys,  automatic,  materials  for  (see  gas 

beacons) Free 

Gas  meters  and  finished  parts  thereof.22><;  30;  35 
Gasoline   under  .725   specific  gravity,   at  60° 

temp Free 

Gas  oils,  specific  gravity  .8235  or  heavier,  at 

60°  temp Free 

crude,  lighter  than  .8235  but  not  less  than 
.775  (see  petroleum,  crude),  per  gal. 

Ic;    iXc;    iKc 

♦Gauzes,  surgical  dressing 12>^;  \1%\  20 

♦Gelatine \1%\  25;  27 J^ 

♦Generators,  electric,  and  parts 15;  25;  27M 

Gentian  root   unground Free 

German  mineral  potash  (see  fertilizers  unmanu 

factured) Free 

potash   salts   (see   fertilizers   unmanufac- 
tured)   Free 

silver  in   bars   and   rods,    also   in   strips, 

sheets  and  plates Free 

silver,  in  ingots,  or  blocks,  n.o.p Free 

silver  manufactures  of,  not  plated,  n.o.p. 

17K;  27K;  30 

Gilling  thread  for  nets  (see  fish  hooks,  etc. ) .  .  Free 
♦Gin  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal.$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 
Ginger  and  spices,  unground.  n.o.p.  .  10;  \2]4\  12K 

ground,  n.o.p.,  per  lb 3c.;  3c.;  3c. 

and 7^;  10;  10 

Ginger,  preserved 20;  27K;  30 

♦Ginger  wine,  containing  not  more  than  40  per 

cent,  of  proof  spirits 50;  50;  50 

Ginseng  root,  unground Free 

♦Gladiolus  (florist  stock) 15;  22K;  25 

♦Glass,  articles  of,  not  plate  or  sheet  designed 

to  be  cut  or  mounted 15;  20;  22 '/^ 

bent  sheet,  not  plate \1%\  22K;  25 

caps  for  vaccine  points   (for  the  manu- 
facturers)  Free 

Glass,   colourless,  cathedral 1%;  12K;  15 

communion  sets Free 

cullet  or  broken  glass Free 

cutters,  nickel  plated 22 K;  30;  35 

cut  to  size  for  dry  plates  (for  the  manu- 
facturers)   Free 


Glass,  demijohns  or  carboys,  bottles,  decanters, 
flasks,  phials,  glass  jars  and  glass  balls, 
lamp  chimneys,  glass  shades  or  globes; 
cut.  pressed  or  moulded  or  crystal 
glass  tableware,  decorated  or  not ;  blown 
glass  tableware  and  other  cut  glass- 
ware  20;  30;  32M 

eyes 15;  20;  22K 

flasks  and  phials 20;  30;  32K 

in  sheets,  and  bent  plate  glass,  n.o.p. 

17K;  22K;  25 

iron  sand  and  dry  putty  for  polishing.  .  .Free 
looking,  German  plate,  unsilvered 

\2%;  17K;  20 

♦manufactures  of,  n.o.p 15;  20;  22 M 

moulds  (metal) 5;  7M;  10 

paper  (flint  paper) 15 ;  22M ;  25 

♦plate,   not   over   7   sq.    ft.,   not   bevelled, 

n.o.p 7M;  10;  10 

♦plate,  over  7  sq.  ft.,  not  over  25  sq.  ft., 

not  bevelled,  n.o.p 15;  25;  27 M 

plate,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

shades  and  globes 20;  30;  32K 

♦silvered 22M;  30;  35 

tableware,    blown    or    other    cut    glass- 
ware  20;  30;  32K 

tubing  for  the  manufacturing  of  incan- 
descent lamps 5;  7K;  10 

vases,  blown 15;  20;  2'2K 

♦window,  common    and    colourless, 

7K;  12K;[12K] 

wmdows,  stamed  or  ornamental.  .20;  27M;  30 

Globes,  geographical,  astronomical,  etc Free 

glass 20;  30;  32M 

Globules,  iron,  for  polishing  glass,  etc Free 

Glove  fasteners,  metal Free 

Glove  leathers,  tanned  or  dressed,  coloured  or 
uncoloured,  when  imported  by  glove  manu- 
facturers for  use  exclusively  in  their  own 
factories  in  the  manufacture  of  gloves. 5;  114;  10 

♦Gloves  and  mitts 22K ;  30 ;  35 

and  mitts  (base  ball) 22K;  30;'  35 

fGloves,  fine  kid 22>i;   30;  35 

Glucose  or  grape  sugar,  glucose  syrup  and  corn 
syrup,  or  any  syrups  containing  an  admix- 
ture thereof,  per  hundred  pounds.40c-  55c-  62  '-2  c 

*Glue 17>^ ;  25 ;  27  'A 

Glutrin 15;  \1%;  20 

Glycerine,  when  imported  by  manufacturers 
of  explosives,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in   their  own 

factories Free 

Goat  hair  fabrics  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see 

dress  goods) 15 ;  22K ;  25 

not  further  prepared  than  washed,  n.o.p.Free 
♦Goat   leather,  dressed,  waxed  or  glazed, 

12K;  15;  [15] 
plates,  or  rugs  and  skins,  China,  dressed 

but  not  dyed Free 

Goats  for  improvement  of  stock  (tmder  reg- 
ulations)  Free 

Goldbeaters'  moulds Free 

skins Free 

Gold     ingots,     blocks,     bars,     drops,     sheets, 

plates,  etc..  unmanufactured Free 

♦Gold  leaf 15 ;  25 ;  27K 

Gold  liquid  paint 15 ;  22^ ;  25 

♦  Gold  manufactures,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

Gold  medals  (prizes)  (see  coins,  etc.) Free 

Gold     mining,    alluvial,    machinery   for,    of   a 

class  and  kind  not  made  in  Canada Free 

Gold  sweepings Free 

♦Gongs,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Goods,    Canadian,    returned     (see    Canadian 

goods) Free 

coverings  or  packages  for  (see  coverings) 

♦  unenumerated 15;  17M;  17^ 

Gooseberries,  n.o.p..  per  lb iMc. ;    l^c ;  2c. 

♦Gooseberry  bushes 12>^;  17>^;  20 

Goveneur  pulp 15;   17K;  20 

Governor  General,  articles  for Free 

Grain  crushers 15 ;  22K ;  25 

flour,   or  meal,   damaged  by   water   (see 

breadstuffs) 15;  22^^;  25 

Grains,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs) Free 

Grafting,  seedling  stock  for Free 

♦  Grains,  artificial 20;  27K:  30 


United    Typewriter    Co., 
in   all    Canadian   Cities. 
Head   Office   at   Toronto. 


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tGramophones  and  finished    parts,   including 

cylinders  and  records 20;  27>^;  30 

Granite  iron  or  steel  ware 22K;  32>^ ;  35 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 30;  32>4  ;  35 

sawn 15;  17^;  20 

rough,  not  hammered  or  chiselled  10;  12>4;  15 

♦tableware,  white 15 ;  27>^ ;  21 Y2 

Grape  fruit  (shaddocks) Free 

Grape  sugar,  per  100  lbs 40c. ;  55c. ;  62Mc. 

♦Grape  vines 12K;  17K;  20 

Grapes,  per  lb iKc;  iKc. ;  2c. 

fGraphophones,  cylinders,  records,  and  finished 

parts 20;  27K;  30 

Grass,    manilla,    esparto,    and   other   grasses    (not 

coloured  or  manufactured) Free 

Grass    hoods,    vmfinished,    not    bleached    or 

blocked Free 

plaits  or  braids  for  hats  (see  braids) Free 

Grass,  pulp  of Free 

Grasses,    fancy,    dried,    but   not    coloured    or 

manufactured Free 

Gravels Free 

Grease,  axle 12M;  17K;  20 

for  dressing  leather,  fit  only  for  such  use.  Free 
rough,  for  the  m'f  g  of  soap  and  oils  only . .  Free 
Grindstones,  not  mounted,  and  not  less  than 

36  inches  in  diameter 10;  12>^;  15 

mounted  or  not,  n.o.p 17>^;  22K;  25 

Guavas  (fruits) Free 

Gum,  British,  dry 5;  1%;  10 

resins  (crude  drugs) Free 

gambia 15;  11%;  20 

spruce,  chewing,  unsweetened.  ...  15;  \T%.;  20 
Gums.  viz. : — Amber,  Arabic,  Australian,  copal, 
damar,  elemi,  kaurie.  mastic,  sandarac, 
Senegal,  tragacanth,  gedda  and  bar- 
berry; gum  chicle  or  sappato  gum, 
crude;    lac,  crude,  seed,  button,  stick 

and  shell ;    ambergris ;    Pontianac Free 

Gums,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs) Free 

♦sweetened 22K;  32^;  35 

unsweetened,  spruce,  chewing.  . .  15;  11  %\  20 

covers 20;  21  %\  30 

wads,  felt  board  for Free 

Gunpowder,  per  lb 2c.;  2Kc. ;  3c. 

Guns 20;  21%;  30 

settlers'  (see  settlers'  effects) Free 

Gut,  cat  or  worm,  unmanufactured,  for  the 
manufacture  of  whips,  cords    or  ligatures.  .Free 

Gut  strings  (mus.  inst.) 15 ;  1 7K ;  20 

Gutta  percha:   hose 22K;  30;  35 

♦  manufactures  of,  n.o.p 15 ;  25 ;  27K 

Gutta  percha,  unraanufacttu-ed Free 

waste  or  junk Free 

Gypsum,  crude  (sulphate  of  lime) Free 

calcined,  weight  of  package  to  be  included 

in  weight  for  duty. per  lOOlbs.Sc;  lie;  V1%q. 
ground,  not  calcined 10;  12^;  15 

H 

Hair  brush  pads Free 

Hair  of  the  camel,  goat.  etc. ,  washed  only,  n.o.p.  Free 
Hair,   cleaned   or  not,   not   curled,   dyed,   or 

manufactured Free 

cloth  of  all  kinds 20;  21%\  30 

curled,  crimped  or  dyed,  n.o.p.  12>^;  17K;  20 

horse,  cleaned,  dipped  or  dyed  only Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

♦  mattresses «.  .  .20;  21'%;  30 

♦oils  (non-alcoholic) 25;  32M:  [32>^] 

♦  Hair  washes  and  dyes,  alcoholic  (see  alcoholic 

perfumes),  in  4  oz.  bottles  or  less.  50;  50;  50 
♦  In  more  than  4  oz.  bottles,  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

-     and 40;  40;  40 

washes  and  dyes,  non-alcoholic.  ..25;  32^;  35 
Hammers,  pianos,  parts  to  manufacture  (see 

piano  material) Free 

Hammers  (tools) 20;  27K;  30 

Hammocks 20;  27K;  30 

♦  Handkerchiefs 25;  32K;  35 

Handle  bolts Free 

Handles,  curling  stones Free;    1%;    10 

axe.  etc 17>^;  22K;  25 

knife  and  fork,  celluloid,  moulded,  but  not 

bored 5;  1%;  10 

umbrella,  parasol,  n.o.p 15;  17K;  20 

"D"  shovel,  wood 10;  12K;  15 


Hare  skins,  Russian Free 

Harness  dressing 15;  25;  21% 

soap  dressing 22^ ;  32^ ;  35 

♦leather \2%-^  15;  [15] 

menageries  (under  regulations) Free 

and  saddlery.. 20;  21%;  30 

Harrows 12K;  17K;  20 

Harvesters  and  complete  parts  thereof,  except 

shafting 12^;  17K;  17>^ 

♦Hat  boxes 20 ;  27^;  30 

shapes,  buckram  for Free 

Hats,  fur 2O;  27K;  30 

n.o.p.,  and  hat  shapes  and  crowns  22K;  30;  35 
Hatters'  plush  of  silk  or  cotton ;  hatters'  bands 
(not  cords),  bindings  and  hat  sweats;  hat- 
ters' tips  and  sides  when  cut  to  shape;  and 
cashmere  when  cut  to  shape  for  under  brims 
and  hat  covers, — All  the  articles  in  this  item 
when  imported  by  hat  and  cap  manufac- 
turers for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  hats  and  caps  in  their  own  factories.  . .  .Free 

Hay,  per  ton $1.65;  $1.75;  $2.00 

carriers,  steel 20;  21% ;  30 

forks,  used  with  hay  carriers.  ...  15;  20;   22K 

knives 15;  20;  22K 

loaders  and  tedders 15;  22M ;  25 

Heading  bolts,  n.o.p Free 

and  stave  bolts,  and  staves  in  the  rough 

of  poplar 15;  \1%;  20 

machines,  coal  (see  mining  machinery)  .  .  Free 

Head  lights 20;  27^;  30 

Head  ropes  for  fishing  nets Free 

for  whips  (for  factories) Free 

Heirlooms  left  by  bequest  (see  apparel) Free 

Hemp  bags  or  sacks 15;  17K;  20 

carpets,  rugs,  mats  and  matting  \1%\  22K ;  25 

canvas  or  twine  for  sails 5;  5;  5 

dressed  or  undressed Free 

manufactures  of.  n.o.p 25;  30;  35 

Hemp,  oakum Free 

Hemp  paper,  made  on  four-cylinder  machines 
and  calendered  to  between  .006  and 
.008-inch  thickness,  adapted  for  the 
manufacture  of  shot  shells;  primers 
adapted  for  the  manufacture  of  shot 
shells  and  cartridges;  and  felt  board 
sized  and  hydraulic  pressed,  and  cov- 
ered with  paper  or  uncovered,  adapted 

for  the  manufacture  of  gun  wads Free 

rags Free 

seed   in   pkgs.    over    1    lb 5;  10;  10 

seed  in  pkgs.,  1  lb.  or  less 15;  22>^;  25 

yam,  plain,  dyed,  or  coloured Free 

Herbs,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p Free 

Herring,  twine,  in  hanks  or  coil Free 

Herrings,  pickled  or  salted,  per  100  lbs. 

35c.;  45c.;   50c. 
Hickory  felloes,  rough  sawn  or  bent  to  shape 

only Free 

Hickory  spokes,  rough,  turned  only Free 

Hides,  raw Free 

Hinges,  T  and  strap,  n.o.p.,  and  hinge  blanks, 

per  100  lbs 75c. ;  75c. ;    75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

Hoes,  n.o.p 15;  20;  22^ 

Hogs,  live,  per  lb Ic. ;   \%c. ;   iKc. 

Holders,  shade 20;  21%;  30 

Hollands  of  linen,  tailors' 17K ;  22K ;  25 

Hollow- ware,  iron  or  steel,  plain  black  or  coat- 
ed, n.o.p 20;  21%;  30 

nickel  and  aluminum,  n.o.p 20;  21%;  30 

Hominy,    cracked,    evaporated  or  dried  corn. 

15;   17K:  20 
Honey  and  imitations  thereof,  per  lb..  2c. ;  2Kc;  3c. 

Hoods,  n.o.p 22>^;  30;  35 

unfinished,      composed     of     "  Leghorn," 
"Manilla,"- palm  leaf,  grass,  willow  or 

chip,  not  bleached  or  blocked Free 

Hooks,  fly  and  fishing,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

fishing,  deep  sea,  etc.  (see  fish  hooks) Free 

reaping 15;  20;  22K 

shoe  eyelet Free 

Hoop  iron  or  steel,  13  gauge  and  thicker,  12 
inches  or  less  in  width  (see  iron,  rolled). 

per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

iron  or  steel,  14  gauge  and  thinner.  .Free;  5;  5 
Hoop  iron  or  steel,  over  7>%  cents  per  lb.,  n.o.p. 

Free;  5;  5 


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Hop  poles I?ree 

Hops,  per  lb 4c. ;  6c. ;   7c. 

Horn  in  the  rough,  not  polished,  cleaned  only.Free 

♦Horn  covered 22K;  30;  35 

Horn  strips,  rough,  not  polished,  cleaned  only.Free 

Horn  tips,  rough,  cleaned  only Free 

Horse  boots 20;  27K;  30 

Horse  clothing,  of  jute,  shaped  or  otherwise 

manufactured 20;  27K;  30 

Horse  hair,  cleaned,  dipped  or  dyed ........  Free 

Horse  powers,  for  farm  purposes  (see  portable 

engines) 15;   17K;  20 

Horse  rakes 12K;  17K;  20 

Horses,  cattle,  sheep,  goats,  asses,  swine  and 
dogs,  for  the  improvement  of  stock, 
under    regulations    prescribed    by    the 

Govern  or-in-Council Free 

menageries,  under  regulations  prescribed 

by  the  Minister  of  Customs Free 

over  1  year  old,  $50  or  less  per  head  in 

value,  each $10.00; $12.50; $12.50 

Hose,  gutta  percha  or  rubber,  or  cotton   or 

linen  hose  lined  with  rubber 22X;  30;  35 

Hosiery,  n.e.s.  (socks) 25 ;  32K ;  35 

Household     effects,     British     subject     dying 

abroad Free 

Household  hollow-ware,  n.o.p 20;  27 K;  30 

*Hydrated  oxide  of  ethyl  (see  alcohol  ethyl), 

per  proof  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Hyposulphite  of  soda 15 ;   1 7K ;   20 

Hypochlorite  of  lime,  in  packages  of  not  less 
than  25  lbs,  weight Free 


Ice,  natural  or  manufactured Free 

Ice  creepers,  steel  for  (see  steel  of  No.  12  gauge)Free 

Illuminating  oils,  costing  more  than  30  cents 

per    gallon,    composed    of    the    product    of 

petroleum,  coal,  shale  or  lignite..  ..15;  17K;  20 

Illustrations    of    insects,    or    similar    studies, 

when  imported  for  the  use  of  colleges,  schools 

and  scientific  and  literary  societies Free 

Implements,  agricultural,  plates  for,  cut  to 
shape  only,  from  rolled  plates  of  steel,  but 
not  moulded,  punched,  polished  or  otherwise 

manufactiu-ed Free 

Implements,    agricultural,    n.o.p 15;  22^;  25 

settlers'  (see  settlers'  effects) Free 

Incubators 17K;  22K;  25 

India  rubber  boots  and  shoes 15;  22K;  25 

India    rubber    clothing,    and    clothing    made 

waterproof  with  india  rubber 22K;  30;  35 

♦India  rubber,  manufactures  of,  n.o.p..  15;  25;  21% 

unmanufactured Free 

Indian  com  for  distillation,  subject  to  regu- 
lations approved  by  the    Govemor-in- 

Council,  per  bushel l%c. ;   7Kc. ;  7Kc. 

not  for  distillation,  under  regulations  pre- 
scribed by  the  Minister  of  Customs Free 

Indicators,  speed 17K;  22M;  25 

Indigo Free 

paste  and  extracts Free 

Indurated  fibre,  and  like  material,  and  manu- 
factures of,  n.o.p 17>^;  22K;  25 

Industrial  books Free 

Infusorial  earth Free 

Ingot  moulds 5 ;  7  K ;  10 

♦  Ink  for  writing  and  drawing 15;  22>^;  25 

♦printing 12K;  17M:  20 

shoemakers' 15;  25;  27K 

wells,  glass 20:  30;  ZIY, 

Insecticide,  blight  dust 20;  25;  25 

Pyrethrum  powder 15 ;  17K ;  20 

Insects,  crude  drugs  (see  drugs) Free 

Insects,    pictorial    illustrations    of.    etc.     (see 

illustrations) Free 

♦  Insoles,  of  any  material,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Instruments  and  tools  of  trade  (settlers')  (see 

settlers'  effects) Free 

tbrassband 15;  22K;  25 

musical  for  schools  of  the  blind,  to  remain 

the  property  of  said  schools Free 

fmusical.  of  all   kinds,  n.o.p.  (see   piano- 
fortes and   organs) 20;  21  %\  30 

♦philosophical,    photographic,    mathemati- 
cal, and  optical,  n.o.p 17K;  22>^:  25 

surgical  and  dental,  of  metal Free 


♦Instruments,  telegraph  and  telephone .  15 ;  25 ;  27M 
pyrographic, chief  value  in  platinum  points 

15;  I7K;20 

♦  Insulators  of  all  kinds 15 ;  25 ;  27^ 

Intersections  for  railways 20;  30;  32K 

Inverted    block,    earthenware,  glazed  or  un- 

glazed 25;  32K:  35 

Iodine,  crude Free 

Ipecacuanha  root Free 

Iris  root Free 

Iron    angles,    rolled,    n.o.p.,    per    ton 

$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

angles,  galvanized 20;  27>^;  30 

angles,  not  less  than  35  lbs.  per  lineal  yd. 
(see  iron,  rolled),  per  ton..  $2. 00;  $2.75;  $3.00 

angles  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

axles,    axle  bars   and   blanks,   and   parts 
thereof,  for  railway  or  other  vehicles 

22K;  30;  35 
band,  over  Z%q..  per  lb.,  n.o.p.  (see  iron, 

rolled) Free;  5 ;  5 

band  13  gauge  and  thicker,  etc.  (see  iron, 

rolled)  per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

14  gauge  and  thinner  (see  iron,  rolled) 

Free;  5;  5 
bars,  rolled,  n.o.p.    (see  iron,  rolled),  per 

ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

Iron  bars,  over  Zyic.  per  lb.,  n.o.p.    (see  iron, 

rolled) Free;  5 ;  5 

bars,  hammered,   drawn   or   cold    rolled, 

n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Iron  beams  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

beams,  rolled,  not  less  than  35  lbs.   per 
yard     (see     iron,     rolled),     per     ton 

$2.00;  $2.75;  $3.00 
beams,  rolled,  n.e.s.,  per  ton  .$4.25 ;  $6.00;  $7.00 
billets,  weighing  60  lbs.  or  over,  per  lineal 

yard,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

billets,  n.o.p.,  per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

blooms,    crop    ends    of    (see    scrap),    per 

ton 50c.;  90c.;  $1.00 

blooms,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

boiler  tubes,  wrought  or  seamless,  n.o.p., 
under  regulations     prescribed    by    the 

Minister  of  Customs Free 

bolts    and    bolt    blanks,    per     100.  lbs. 

75c.;  75c.;  75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

bridges,  or  steel  bridges,  or  parts  thereof 

22K;30;35 
♦buckles  of  all  kinds,  not  jewellery .  .  20 ;  27^ ;  30 

cable  chain  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

cans,  galvanized 20 ;  27K ;  30 

Iron  caps  for  whips,  when  for  the  manufacture 

of  whips  in  the  factories Free 

♦Iron  castings 15;  25;  21% 

channels,  rolled,  not  less  than  35  lbs.  per 

yd,  (see  iron,  rolled),  per  ton.$2;  $2.75;  $3.00 
chain,    coil    5-16    inch     in    diameter,    or 

over 5;  1%\  10 

channels,  n.o.p.  (see  iron,  rolled),  per  ton 

$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 
columns,    drilled,    punched,    or    in     any 
further  stage  of  manufacture  than  as 

rolled  or  cast,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

enamelled,    agate    and    granite    ware 

22K;  32K;  35 
fencing,  buckthorn,  wire,  etc.  (see  buck- 
thorn)  10;  12K;  15 

forgings.  n.e.s.  (see  forgings) 20;  27K;30 

Iron    forks,    table,    in    the    rough    (see    knife 

blades) 5;  1%;   10 

♦Iron  furniture,  house,   office,  cabinet  or  store, 

in  parts  or  finished 20 ;  27  K ;  30 

girders,  rolled,  n.o.p..  not  punched,  drilled 
or   further  manufactured   than   rolled. 

per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

galvanized  corrugated 20;  21%',  30 

globules  for  polishing,  etc Free 

hinges,    T.  and  strap  and  hinge  blanks, 

n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs 75c.;  75c.;  75c. 

And 10;  20;  25 

hollow-ware,     plain     black,     or    coated, 

n.o.p 20;  21%;  30 

ingots    and    cogged    ingots,    per    ton 

$1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 
kentledge,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 


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[1911 


Iron  knees  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

knife  blades  or  blanks,  rough,  not  handled, 

filed,  ground,  or  manufactured.  .5;  7K;   10 
liquor,  for  dyeing  or  printing  calico  (acetate 

or  nitrate  of  iron) Free 

loops,  n.o.p.,  less  finished  than  iron  bars, 
but  more  advanced  than  pig  iron, 
except  castings,  per  ton.  .5^1.50;  $2.25;  $2,50 
♦manufactures,  viz.: — articles  or  wares  of 
iron  or  steel  or  of  which  iron  and  steel 
(or  either)  are  the  component  materials 

of  chief  value,  n.o.p 20;  27M;  30 

manufactures,  not  made  in    Canada,  for 

vessels  (see  masts) Free 

masts  for  ships  (see  masts) Free 

nail  rods,  Swedish,  rolled,  imder  half  an 
inch  in  diameter,  for  the  manufacture  of 

horse-shoe  nails Free 

Iron  or  steel  nails,  cut,  per  100  lbs. 30c, ;  45c.;  50c. 

patterns 20;  21%;  30 

pig,  per  ton $1.50;  $2,25;  $2.50 

pipe,  cast,  per  ton $6.00;  $7.00;  $8.00 

Iron  or  steel  pipe,  not  butt  or  lap  welded,  and 
wireboimd  wooden  pipe,  not  less  than 
thirty  inches  internal  diameter,  when 
for  use  exclusively  in  alluvial  gold  mining 

5;  7K;  10 

Iron  pipe,  fittings  for 20;  27K  30 

nuts  and  nut  blanks,  per  100  lbs.75c. ;  75c. ;  75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

plates,  Canada Free;  5 ;  5 

Iron  plates  for  boilers,  rolled,  not  less  than  30 
inches  wide,  and  not  less  than  X  inch 
thick  when  imported  by  manufacturers 

for  use  in  making  boilers Free 

plates,  30  inches  or  over  in  width,  and  over 
yi  inch  thick,  n.o.p.,    per    ton 

$2.00;  $2,75;  $3.00 
plates,  rolled,  sheared  or  unsheared,  n.o.p., 

per   ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

plates,  over  3y4c.  per  lb.,  n.o.p.  (see  iron, 

rolled) Free;    5 ;  5 

plates,  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

Iron  puddled  bars,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

rails,  crop  ends  of,  the  same  not  having 
been    in    actual    use    (see    scrap),    per 

ton  .• 50c. ;  90c. ;  $1.00 

Iron   rails    for    railways   (see  rails),   per   ton 

$4.50;  $6.00;  $7.00 

rails  re-rolled  (see  rails,  re-rolled) ....  25 ;  25 ;  25 

Iron  ribs  for  umbrellas  (see  ribs  of  brass,etc.) .  .  Free 

rivets,  per  100  lbs 75c.;  75c.;  75a 

and 10;  20;  25 

rods   for   manufacturing   wire    (see   iron, 

rolled) Free 

Iron  Russia Free;  5 ;  5 

sand  for  polishing  glass  or  granite Free 

scrap,  cast,  per  ton $1.50;  $2,25;  $2.50 

Iron,  viz. . — Rolled  iron  or  steel  angles,  tees, 
beams,  channels,  girders  and  other  rolled 
shapes  or  sections,  not  punched,  drilled 
or  further    manufactured   than    rolled, 

n.o.p..  per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

Iron,  viz: — Rolled  iron  or  steel  beams,  channels, 
angles  and  other  rolled  shapes  of  iron 
or  steel,  not  punched,  drilled  or  further 
manufactured  than  rolled,  weighing  not 
less  than  thirty -five  pounds  per  lineal 
yard,  not  being  square,  flat,  oval,  or 
round  shapes,   and  not  being  railway 

bars  or  rails,  per  ton $2.00;  $2.75;  $3.00 

Iron,  viz.: — Rolled  iron  or  steel  and  cast  steel, 
in  bars,  bands,  hoop,  scroll,  strip,  sheet 
or  plate,  of  any  size,  thickness  or  width, 
galvanized  or  coated  with  any  material 
or  not,  and  steel  blanks  for  the  manufac- 
ture of  milling  cutters,  when  of  greater 
value  than  three  and  one-half  cents  per 

poimd Free;  5 ;  5 

Iron,  viz,: — Rolled  bar  iron  or  steel,  whether 
in  coils,  rods,  bars  or  bundles,  comprising 
rounds,  ovals,  and  squares,  and  flats; 
steel  billets, n.o.p., per  ton.$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 
Iron,  viz.: — Rolled  iron  or  steel  hoop,  band, 
scroll  or  strip,  twelve  inches  or  less  in 
width,  number  thirteen  gauge,  and 
thicker,  n,o,p.,  per  ton.  ,$4.25;  $6.00;  $7,00 


Iron,  viz,: — Rolled  iron  or  steel  hoop,  band, 
scroll  or  strip,  number  fourteen  gauge 
and  thinner,  galvanized,  or  coated  with 

other  metal,  or  not,  n.o.p Free;  5;  5 

Iron,  viz.: — Rolled  iron  or  steel  plates,  not  less 
than  thirty  inches  in  width,  and  not 
less  than  one-quarter  of  an  inch  in 
thickness,  when  imported  by  manu- 
facturers of  boilers  for  use  in  the  manu- 

f acttu-e  of  boilers Free 

Iron,  viz: — Rolled  iron  or  steel  plates,  not  less 
than  30  inches  in  width,  and  exceeding 
^   inch   in   thickness,   n.o.p.,   per  ton 

$2.00;  $2.75;  $3.00 
Iron,   viz.: — Rolled  iron   or  steel  sheets  and 
strips  polished  or  not,  number  fourteen 

gauge  and  thinner,  n.o.p Free;  5 ;  5 

Iron,  viz. : — Rolled  iron  or  steel  sheets  or  plates, 
sheared  or  unsheared,  and  skelp  iron 
or  steel,  sheared  or  rolled  in  grooves, 

n.o.p $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

Iron,  viz.: — Rolled  roimd  wire  rods  in  the  coil, 
of  iron  or  steel,  not  over  three-eighths  of 
an  inch  in  diameter,  when  imported  by 
wire  manufacturers  for  use  in  making 
wire  in  the  coil,  in  their  own  factories.  .  Free 
Iron,  viz.: — Rolled  steel  for  saws  and  for  straw 
cutters,  not  tempered  or  ground,  nor 
further     manufactiwed     than     cut     to 

shape,  without  indented  edges Free 

Iron,    viz.: — Rolled    iron    or    steel    nail    rods, 

Swedish,  under  half  an  inch  in  diameter, 

for  the  manufacture  of  horseshoe  nails.  .  Free 

Iron,  viz. : — Rolled  iron    or  steel    tubes,  not 

joined    or  welded,    over    1%  inches  in 

diameter 20;  27^:  30 

Iron,  scrap,  from  vessels  wrecked  in  Canadian 

waters  (see  scrap) Free 

scrap,    wrought,    waste    or    refuse    (    ee 

scrap),  per  ton 50c.;  90c.;  $1.00 

screws,  n.o.p.  (see  screws) 22K;  30;  35 

scroll  over  3Kc.  per  lb.,  n.o.p.    (see  iron, 

rolled) , Free;  5 ;  5 

scroll,  13  gauge  and  thicker,  12  inches  or  less 
in  width,  n.o.p.,  per  ton. $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

scroll,  14  gauge  and  thinner Free;  5;  5 

Iron    sections    or    shapes,    rolled,    n.e.s. ,    not 

pimched  or  drilled,  per  ton. $4. 25 ;  $6.00 ;  $7.00 
sections,  drilled,  etc.  (see  bridges). 22 K",  30;  35 
shapes,  drilled,  or  punched  (see  bridges) 

22>^;  30;  35 

sheet,  over  3Xc.  per  lb.,  n.o.p Free,  5;  5 

sheet,  japanned 20 ;  27>^ ;  30 

sheet,  corrugated  and  galvanized .  20 ;  27 K;  30 
sheets,   n.o.p.,   sheared    or   not.    per   ton 

$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 
sheets,    14   gauge    and    thinner,    polished 

or   not Free ;  5 ;  5 

sheets,  coated,  n.o.p.  (see  iron,  rolled). Free,  5 ;  5 

sheets,  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

skelp,  sheared,  or  rolled  in  grooves,  n.o.p., 

per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

skelp,  for  manufacture  of  pipe  (see  skelp). 5 ;  5 ;  5 

Iron  shot  for  glass  or  granite Free 

slabs,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2,50 

structural,  for  beet  sugar  (see  machinery, 

beet  root  sugar) Free 

structural  work  (see  bridges).  .  .  .22}^;  30;  35 

stone  tableware 15;  27K;  [27>^] 

Iron  strip,  over  3Kc.  per  lb.,  n.o.p.  .  .  .Free;  5;  5 
strip,  13  gauge  and  thicker,   12  inches  or 

less  in  width,  per  ton.  .  .$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 
strip,  14  gauge  and  thinner,  n.o.p.  .Free;  5;  5 

terne  plates  (see  iron,  rolled) Free;  5 ;  5 

tin  plate  bars,  crop  ends  of  (see  scrap), 

per  ton 50c.;  90c.;  $1.00 

tubes  for  gas  buoys,  etc.   (see  automatic 

gas  buoys) Free 

tubes,  rolled,  not  joined  or  welded,  nor 
more   than   one   and   one-half  inch   in 

diameter,  n.o.p Free 

Iron  tubing,  lacquered  or  brass  covered,  not 
over  two  inches  in  diameter,  and  brass 
trimmings,  when  imported  by  manu- 
facturers of  iron  or  brass  bedsteads  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
such  articles  in  their  own  factories.  . . .  Free 


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CANADIAN  TAEIFF   OF   CUSTOMS. 


99 


Iron  tubing,  lacquered  or  brass  covered,  not 
over  two  inches  in  diameter,  and  brass 
cased  rods  and  brass  trimmings,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  carriage 
rails  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufac- 
ture of  such  articles  in  their  own  fac- 
tories   Free 

Iron  tubing,  square,  rolled  or  drawn,  adapted 
for  use  in  the  manufacture  of  agricul- 
tural implements Free;  5 ;  5 

tubing,    wrought   or   seamless,   over   four 

inches  in  diameter,  n.o.p 10;  12>2  ;   15 

tubing,  wrought  or  seamless,  four  inches 
or  less  in  diameter,  plain  or  galvanized, 

threaded  and  coupled  or  not 20;  30;  35 

tubing,  other,  riveted,  corrugated,  or  other- 
wise specially  manufactured 20;  27M;  30 

tubing,  over  four  inches,  for  mining,  etc. 

(see  mining  machinery) Free 

Iron  washers,  per  100  lbs 75c.;  75c.;  75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

wire  cloth,  wove  wire  and  wire  netting 

20;  27K;  30 
wire   for   boots    and    shoes    (see   wire   of 

brass,  etc. ) Free 

wire,  galvanized,  9,   12  and  1 3 -gauge.  ...  Free 

♦Isinglass 17M;  25;  27M 

Istle  fibre  (tampico) Free 

Ivory,  black Free 

vaccine  points Free 

Ivory  and  ivory  nuts,  piano   key   ivories    and 

veneers  of  ivory,  unmanufactured Free 


t Jacquards  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods,  etc.) 15;  22K;  25 

Jalap  root  (medicinal) Free 

Jams,  jellies  and  preserves,  per  lb.  .  2}4c- ',  3c. ;  3Xc. 

Jap-a-Lac 20c;   20c;  20c 

and 15;  20;  22K 

Japans  and  japan  driers,  n.op.,  per  gal. 

20c.;  20c.;  20c. 

and 15;  20;  22K 

Jars,  glass 20;  30;  32K 

Jeans,  sateens  and  coutils,  when  imported  by 

manufacturers   of   corsets   and   dress   stays, 

for  use  exclusively  in   the   manufacture  of 

such  articles  in  their  own  factories  12K;  17>^;  20 

*  Jewellery,  for  the  adornment  of  the  person, 

n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

Jewels  for  watch  movements 10;   12K;   15 

♦June  buds  (small  peach  trees) ,  each  .2c. ;  2Kc. ;  3c. 

Junk,  old Free 

Jute  bags  or  sacks 15;  17K;  20 

burlap 20;  27K;  30 

canvas,  not  pressed  or  calendered Free 

Jute  carpets,  rugs,  mats  and  matting  17K;  22K;  25 
Jute  and  jute  butts:  jute  cloth,  as  taken  from 
the  loom,  not  coloured,  cropped,  man- 
gled, pressed,  calendered,  nor  finished  in 
any  way;  and  jute  canvas,  uncoloured  Free 
Jute  cloth,  uncoloured, not  further  finished  than 
cropped,  bleached,  mangled  ©r  calend- 
ered  7>^;  10;  10 

Jute,  manufactures  of,  n.o.p 15;  22K;  25 

yarn,  plain  dyed  or  coloured Free 

K 

Kainite  or  German  potash  salts Free 

Kalkspar,  (ground  chalk) Free 

Kartavert 17>^;  22K:  25 

Free 


Kelp. 

Kentledge,  iron,  per  ton $1.50;  S2.25;  $2.50 

Keys,  piano  or  organ,  parts  for  manufactures 

of  (see  piano  material) Free 

*watch  and  clock 20;  27K;  30 

Kilns    or   furnaces   for  burning  paintings   on 

china 15;  22K:  25 

Knees,  iron  or  steel,  for  vessels  (see  masts).  .Free 
Knife  blades  or  blanks,  and  table  forks  of  iron 
or  steel  in  the  rough,  not  handled,  filed, 
ground  or  otherwise  manufactured  5 ;  7K ;  10 
handles,  celluloid,  moulded  into  sizes  for, 
not  bored  or  otherwise  manufactured 

5;  7K;  10 
polish,  n.o.p 15;  25;  27  J^ 


Knitted  goods,  n.o.p 22M;  30;  35 

Knives,  belt,  for  leather  splitting  machine, 

,^    .  15;  25;  27^ 

Knives,  edging,  and  hay  or  straw  knives 

15;  20;  22^ 
reaper    and   mower,    steel   for    (see   steel 

sheets) Free 

*steel  and  all  other  cutlery  of  steel  20;  27K;  30 

Knobs,  porcelain  insulators 15;  25;  27M 

door,  mineral 12K;  20;    22K 

door,  nickel  plated 22K ;  30 ;  35 

Kryolite  (ore)  (or  cryolite) Free 


Labels  for  fruit,  vegetables,  meats,  fish,  con- 
fectionery, cigar  boxes  or  other  goods 

or  wares 22>^;  32>^;  35 

silk  in  the  gum  or  spun  for  (see  silk) ....  Free 

wooden,  tree 17^;  22K;  25 

Lac,  crude,  seed,  button,  stick  and  shell Free 

*Lace  collars  and  manufactures  of  lace  25;  32K;  35 

From  French  Treaty  countries ;  27 K ;    •  . 

*n.o.p 25;  32K;  35 

From  French   Treaty  countries    ..;   27K;    ., 
t  white  and  cream  coloured,    of  cotton  or 

linen 12K;  17^;  20 

*Laces,  boot,  shoe,  stay  and  shirt,  of  any  ma- 
terial  20;  27>^;  30 

shoe  and  corset,  tagging  metal  for  (see 

tagging  metal) Free 

Lacquers,  spirit,  per  gal $1.00;  $1.00;  $1.00 

Lacquers,  n.o.p.  (varnishes),  per  gal.20c.;  20c.;  20c 

and 15;  20;  22K 

Lactate  (antimonine) Free 

Lamp  black Free 

Lamp    bulbs,    incandescent,    for    use    in    the 
manufacture  of  incandescent  lamps  and 

mantle  stocking  for  gas  light 5;  7K;  10 

chimneys 20;  30;  32K 

refiectors 20;  27>^;  30 

*shade  blanks,  celluloid 5;  7}4;  10 

springs 7K;  10;  10 

wicks 17K:  22K;  25 

Lamps,  side  lights  and  head  lights,  lanterns 

and  chandeliers 20;  27K;  30 

miner's  safety,  and  accessories  for  clean- 
ing, filling  and  testing  same Free 

Landsides.  cut  to  shape  only  (see  mould  boards)  Free 

Lanterns  (lamps) 20;  27K  ;  30 

acetylene  gas,  for  gas  beacons,  and  parts 

thereof Free 

♦  magic  and  slides  therefor 17K;  22K;  25 

Lapping  for  calico  printers,  etc.  (see  blanket- 


ing. 


Free 


Lard,  per  lb l>^;   l^c. ;  2c. 

compound,    and   similar   sulDstances,    per 

lb iKc;   IKc;  2c. 

tins   (filled  or  empty) 15 ;  22>^  ;  25 

Lard,  oil 15 ;  22^ :  25 

Lashes  for  whips 20;  27K;  30 

Last  blocks,  rough,  hewn  or  sawn Free 

Lastings,  mohair  cloth,  or  other  manufactures 
of  cloth,  woven  or  made  in  patterns  of  such 
size,  shape  or  form,  or  cut  in  such  manner 
as  to  be  fit  only  for  covering  buttons,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  buttons  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such 

articles  in  their  own  factories Free 

Lath,  iron  or  steel 20;  27J^;  30 

Lath  and  drill  chucks  and  dogs,  (iron  or  steel) 

15;  25;  27^ 

Laths,  sawn  or  split  only Free 

Lava,  unmanufactured,  ground  only Free 

tips 20;  27K;  30 

Lavatories,  stoneware,  etc 20;  30;  35 

Lavatories  or  sinks,  enamelled  iron  or  steel- 
ware 22K;  32K;  35 

♦Lavender  water  (see  alcoholic  perfumes),  4  oz. 

bottles  or  less 50;  50;  50 

♦in  bottles  of  more  than  4  oz.  each,  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2,40 

and 40;  40;  40 

Lawn  mowers 20;  30;  32K 

Lead,  dry,  red,  orange,  mineral  and  zinc  white 

Free;  5;  5 

dry,  white 20;  27K;  30 

ground  in  oil,  white 30;  35;  37^ 


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Lead,  in  bars  and  sheets 15;  22>^;  25 

♦manufactures  of,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

old  scrap,  pig  and  blocks 10;  15;  15 

♦pencils,  pens,  penholders  and  rulers 

15;  25;  21% 

tea Free 

♦Leaf,  Dutch  or  schlag  metal 15;  25;  21% 

♦gold,  silver  and  aluminum 15;  25;  21% 

palm,  hoods  unfinished,  not  bleached  or 

blocked Free 

palm,  immanufactiu-ed Free 

palm,  plaits  and  braids  for  hats Free 

Leather,  belting 10;  12% ;  15 

belting  of 12>^  17K  :  20 

Leatherboard,  leatheroid,    and    manufactures 

of,  n.o.p 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Leather  dressed,  waxed  or  glazed,  viz.:  don- 
gola,  cordovan,  calf,  sheep,  lamb,  kid 
or  goat,  kangaroo,  alligator  and  all 
other    leather,    fvu-ther    finished    than 

tanned,  n.o.p 12K;  15;  [15] 

♦harness,  and  chamois  skins 12>^;  15;  [151 

japanned,  patent,  or  enamelled.  .  15;  22>^;  25 

manufactures,  n.o.p 15 ;  22K ;  25 

morocco  and  imitations 15;  22 >^;  25 

morocco,  skins  for,  tanned  only.  .  10;  12>2  ;  15 
not  further  finished  than  tanned,  n.o.p, 

10;  12K;  15 

tanners'  scrap 10;  12K;  15 

Leather  sole \2%\  15;  17K 

Leathers,  glove  for  glove  manufacturers  (see 

glove  leathers) 5 ;  1% ;  10 

Leatheroid    and    manufactures    thereof 

15;   22K:  25 

Leatherette,  coated  cloth .20;  21  %\  30 

♦  Leaves,  artificial 20;  27>^;  \21%\ 

crude  drugs  (see  drugs) Free 

Leeches Free 

Lemon  rinds  in  brine Free 

Lemons Free 

Lemon  exquinta  (flavoring  extract) 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

Lenses,  spectacle  and  eye  glass 20;  27  5^;  30 

spectacle,  uncut  or  unground.  ...  15;  20;  22  K 

glass,  for  magic  lanterns 20;  30;  32K 

semaphore 15;  20;  22^ 

Lenses  and  shutters,  when  imported,  for  use 
only   in    the    manufacture    of  cameras 

and  kodaks Free 

Letters,  not  paper  (signs) 20;  21%;  30 

Libraries,  books  for Free 

public,  antiquities  for- Free 

Lichens Free 

Lifeboats  and  life  saving  apparatus  imported 
by   societies,    to    encourage   the   saving   of 

human  life Free 

Ligatures,  gut  for.  unmanufactured Free 

Lightning  rods,  copper  coated 20;  27K;  30 

Lilacs,  pot  grown Free 

Limbs,  artificial,  and  parts  thereof Free 

Lime,  bolted 15;  \1%\  20 

Lime Free 

flour,  ground  slack  lime 15;  17K;  20 

Lime  juice,  containing  not  more  than  25  p.c. 

proof  spirits,  per  gal 60c. ;  60c. ;  60c. 

containing  more  than  25  p.c.  proof  spirits, 

per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

crude  only Free 

tand  other  fruit  syrups  and  fruit  juices, 

n.o.p 15;  \1%\  20 

Lime,  quick 15;  17>^;  20 

sulphate  of  (gypsum  crude) Free 

Limes Free 

Linen  bags  or  sack-s 15 ;  17K ;  20 

♦clothing,  n.o.p 25;  32K;  35 

collars  and  cuflTs 25 ;  35 ;  2,1% 

damask,  uncoloured,  in  the  piece . 20 ;  27K;  30 

diaper 20 ;  27K ;  30 

t  embroideries,     white     and     cream     col- 
oured  12K;  17K;  20 

machinery  for  manufacture  of,  of  a  kind 

not  made  in  Canada Free 

nets,  n.o.p 25;  32K;  35 

♦nettings 25;  32^;  35 

Sp,  T.  French  Treaty ;  21%;  . . 


Linen,  stair 20;  21%;  30 

♦thread  n.o.p \1%;  22K;  25 

towelling  in  the  web \1%  ;  22>^  ;  25 

yarn  for  towels,  etc.  (see  yams) Free 

♦  Liniments,   n.o.p.    (see    medicinal    prepara- 

tions)  50;  50;  50 

♦Linings,  carpet  and  stair  pads 17>^;  22>^;  25 

chimney,  or  vents 25 ;  32K ;  35 

tcoat,  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Italian 22>^;  30;  35 

Links,  coil  chain,  of  iron  or  steel,  5-16  of  an 

inch  in  diameter  and  over 5 ;  7K ;  10 

Linoleum 25;  Z2%\  35 

♦Lint  (surgical  dressing) 12K;  ^1%.  \  20 

♦Liqueurs  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.  (see  alcohol  ethyl), 

per  proof  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Liquid  driers,  n.o.p.,  per  gal 20c.;  20c.;  20c. 

and 15;  20;  22M 

Liquor,   chocolate,   not   sweetened,   in  blocks 

or  cakes,  per  lb 2%c.;  3c.;  3c. 

chocolate,  sweetened,  in  blocks  or  cakes, 
not  less  than  two  lbs.  in  weight,  per  lb. 

2Kc.;  3Mc.;  3Kc. 
Liquor    cocoa,   not    sweetened,    in    blocks   or 

cakes,  per  lb 2%c. ;  3c. ;  3c. 

cocoa,  sweetened,  in  blocks  or  cakes,  not 
less  than  two  lbs.  in  weight,  per  lb. 

2Kc.;  3Kc.;  3Kc. 
Liquor,    iron,    for   dyeing   or   calico    printing 

(acetate  or  nitrate  of  iron) Free 

red,  for  dyeing  or  calico  printing  (acetate 
of  aluminum) Free 

♦  Liquors,  alcoholic  or  spirituous,  n.o.p. (see  alco- 

hol, ethyl),  per  proof  gal $2,40;  $2,40;  $2.40 

Liquorice  paste,  not  sweetened 15;  20;  22 >4 

in  rolls  and  sticks,  not  sweetened.  .  15 ;  20;  22K 

root,  unground Free 

Litharge Free 

Lithographic  presses 15 ;  25 ;  27^ 

Lithographic  stones,  not  engraved.  .\2%\  11%;  20 

Litmus Free 

Live  stock  for  farm  (see  settlers'  effects) Free 

Lobsters,  live , 15;  20;  25 

Locomotive    and  car    wheel  tires,  steel, 

rough Free 

♦Locomotives  and  motor  cars,  for  railways 
and  tramways;    and  automobiles  and 

motor  vehicles  of  all  kinds 22  K ;  30;  35 

Locomotives  and  railway  passenger,  baggage 
and  freight  cars,  being  the  property,  or 
under  the  control,  of  railway  companies 
in  the  United  States,  running  upon  any 
line  or  road  crossing  the  frontier,  so  long 
as  Canadian  locomotives  and  cars  are 
admitted  free  under  similar  circum- 
stances into  the  United  States,  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister 

of  Customs Free 

Locust  beans Free 

Locust  bean  meal Free 

Logs  and  round  immanufactured  timber, 
handle,   heading,   stave   and   shingle  bolts, 

n.o.p,  (see  heading) Free 

Logwood  chips Free 

Looking-glass,      German,      unsilvered      (thin 

plate 12K;  17K;  20 

Looms  for  weaving  wire  fence 15;  25;  21% 

Loops,  iron  or  steel,  or  other  forms,  n.o.p.,  less 
finished  than  bars,  but  more  advanced  than 
pig   iron,    except    castings,    per   ton 

$1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 
♦Lotions,    alcoholic,    n.o.p.    (see  spirits),    per 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

♦  Lozenges,    n.o.p.    (medicinal    preparations) 

20;    25:    25 

Lumber,  planed  on  two  edges 11%;  22%;  25 

surfaced  on  one  side  and  beaded   on  one 

edge 17K:  22K;  25 

Lumber,  sawn  or  split,  and  not  further  manu- 
factured, whether  creosoted,  vulcanized, 

etc.,  or  not Free 

sawn  or  dressed  on  one  side  only Free 

Lustres 22K;  30;  30 

Lycopodium  powder 15;  11%;  25 


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101 


M 

t Macaroni,  per  100  lbs 75c.;  $1.00;  $1.25 

Mace,  unground 12^;  17K;  20 

ground 20;  27K;  30 

Machine  card  clothing 17K ;  22K;  25 

Machinery  (beet  root  sugar)  of  every  kind  and 
structural  iron  and  steel,  when  imported 
under  regulations  prescribed  by  the  Min- 
ister of  Customs,  for  use  in  the  construc- 
tion and  equipment  of  factories  for  the 
manufacture  of  sugar  from  beet  root  .  .  .  Free 
for  manufacturing  rifles  (see  rifles,  etc.).  .  Free 
Machinery,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  and  parts  thereof,  for  the 
manufacture  of  twine,  cordage,  or  linen, 

or  for  the  preparation  of  flax  fibre Free 

Machinery,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  and  parts  thereof,  specially 
adapted  for  carding,  spinning,  weaving, 
braiding,  or  knitting  purposes,  when 
imported    by   manufacturers    for    such 

purposes 10;  10;  10 

Machinery,  well  drilling,  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
made  in  Canada,  not  to  include  motive 
power,  except  when  the  power  is  for 
use  only  in  the  well  drilling  appara- 
tus   Free 

composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  iron  or  steel, 
n.o.p.,     and     iron     or     steel     integral 

parts 15;25;27K 

mining,  etc.  (see  mining  machinery) Free 

Machinery  and  appliances  of  iron  or  steel,  of 
a  class  or  kind  not  made  in  Canada,  and 
elevators  and  machinery  of  floating 
dredges,   when    for   use   exclusively   in 

alluvial  gold  mining Free 

Machine,  automatic  hand  numbering.  Bates'.. 

22K;  30;  35 

electrotypers'  block  nailing 15;  25;  21 Y^ 

Machine  screws,  n.o.p 22%\  30;  35 

Machines,  briquette  making Free 

Machines,  designed  for  ruling,  folding,  binding, 
embossing,  creasing,  or  cutting  paper, 
of  cardboard  when  for  use  exclusively 
by  printers,  bookbinders  and  by  manu- 
facturers of  articles  made  from  paper  or 
cardboard,  including  parts  thereof  com- 
posed wholly  or  in  part  of  iron,  steel, 

brass  or  wood 5;  10;  10 

embroidering 15;  25;  27  K 

Machines,  fire  extinguishing 22X ;  30 ;  35 

for  printing  grain  work  on  furniture, 

15;  25;  27J^ 
.    leather-paring,  (book-binders') ...  15;  25;  27^ 

milking 15;  25;  27K 

mowing    (see   mowing   machines) 

12K;  17K;  17K 

numbering,  bookbinders' 5;    10;  10 

sewing,  and  parts  thereof 20;  27K;  30 

sewing,  attachments Free 

settlers'  (settlers'  effects) Free 

strength  testing 20;  27K;  30 

type  casting  and  type  setting,  and  parts 

thereof 12K;  17K;  20 

washing 15;  25;  27^ 

Machines,  weighing, automatic 20;  2iyi\  30 

Mackerel,  per  lb Kc. ;  Kc-;  fe- 
lines   Free 

twine  (see  fish  hooks) Free 

Magazines,  monthly,  and  semi-monthly,  un- 
bound  Free 

Magic  cream 22K;  32>^;  35 

♦lantemsand  slides  therefor. ..  .17  J^;  22K;  25 

Magnesia,  milk  of 15;    17K;   20 

fluid  (not  proprietary) 15;  17K;  20 

Magnesite Free 

Magnetic  machines  for  separating  iron  ores. 

etc.  (mining  machinery) Free 

Maize  oil 15;  17K:  20 

Malt,  crystal 20;  27K;  30 

Malt  flour  containing  less  than  fifty  per  cent,  in 
weight  of  malt;  also  extract  of  malt, 
fluid  or  not  including  grain  molasses — 
all  articles  in  this  item  upon  valuation 
without  British  or  foreign  excise  duties, 
under  regulations  by  the  Minister  of  Cus- 
toms  35;  35;  35 


Malt,  whole,  crushed  or  ground,  and  malt  flour 
containing  not  less  than  fifty  per  cent, 
of  malt,  upon  entry  for  warehouse,  sub- 
ject to  excise  regulations,  per  one  hun- 
dred   poimds 45c.;   45c.;   45c. 

Mangoes  n  .e.s Free 

Mangoes  in  brine 17K;  22K;  25 

Manganese  copper,  in  bars  and  rods 5,  1%;  10 

Manilla  grass Free 

hoods,  unfinished,  not  bleached  or  blocked.  Free 

plaits  or  braids  for  hats Free 

Mantels    of  wood,    with   or    without   mirrors 

(furniture) 20 ;   27^ ;  30 

Mantels,  slate  and  other  manufactures  of  slate, 

n.o.p 20;  27>^;  30 

Mantles,  gas  light,  finished 20;  21%;  30 

Mantle  stocking  for  gas  light 5;  7K;  10 

Manure,  animal  or  vegetable  (fertilizers) Free 

Manure  spreaders 12K;  17K;  20 

Manuscripts Free 

Maple  sugar  and  syrup 15;  17K;  20 

*Maps.  n.o.p 15;  22K;  [22 >^] 

insurance Free 

for  schools,  etc.  (see  philosophical  appar- 
atus)  Free 

for  schools  of  blind Free 

Marble  dust 15;   17^;  20 

imitation  (man' fact' d  cement).  12K:  20;  22>^ 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 30;  32K;  35 

sawn,  or  sand  rubbed 15;  17H;  20 

rough,  not  hammered  or  chiselled  .10;  \2%;  15 

Mai  bias 20;  27K;  30 

Masks,  fencing 20;  21%\  30 

paper,  false  faces 22M ;  32>^ ;  35 

Masts,  iron  or  steel,  or  parts  thereof,  and  iron 
or  steel  beams,  angles,  sheets,  plates,  knees 
and  cable  chain,  for  wooden,  iron,  steel,  or 
composite  ships  and  vessels;  and  iron,  steel 
or  brass  manufactures  which  at  the  time  of 
their  importation  are  of  a  class  or  kind  not 
manufactured  in  Canada,  when  imported  for 
use  in  the  construction  or  equipment  of  ships 
or  vessels,  under  regulations  prescribed  by 

the  Minister  of  Customs Free 

Materials  to  be  used  in  Canada  for  the  construc- 
tion of  bridges  and  tunnels  crossing  the  boun- 
dary between  the  United  States  and  Canada, 
when  similar  materials  are  admitted  free 
under  similar  circumstances  into  the  United 
States,  under  regulations  prescribed  by  the 

Minister  of  Customs Free 

Matrices  for  advertising,  stereotypes,  etc.  (see 

stereotypes),  per  square  inch.lc. ;  \%c.\  iKc. 
for    stereotypes,    electrotypes,    celluloids, 

n.o.p.,  per  square  inch Kc. ;  Kc. ;  %c. 

for  books,  etc.  (see  stereotypes  of  books, 

etc.) Free 

Matrices  for  monotype  and  linotype  machines 

(metal) 5;  10;  10 

Matrix  paper,  not  being  tissue  paper,  adapted 

for  use  in  printing Free 

*Mats,  cocoa,  straw,  hemp  or  jute.  .  .  17K;  22>^;  25 

*door  and  carriage,  not  metal,  n.o.p.  ..25;  30;  35 

Matte,  copper 15;   17'/^;  20 

♦  Matting,  cocoa,  straw,  hemp,  or  jute,  17  K;  22K;  25 
Matting,  cork 25;  Z2%\  35 

rubber 22K;  30;  35 

♦Mattresses,  hair,  spring  and  other 20;  21  %\  30 

steel  wire  for  (see  steel  wire) Free 

Matzos  and  matzos  meal 15;  17  K;  20 

Meal,  alfalfa 15;   17K;  20 

Meal,  buckwheat,  per  100  lbs 35c.;  45c.;  50c. 

corn,  per  barrel.  . 20c. ;  22Kc. ;  25c. 

cotton  seed  cake Free 

Unseed  oil  cake Free 

Meal,  locust  bean Free 

oat .  and  rolled  oats ,  per  1 00  lbs .  40c. ;  5  Oc. ;  60c . 

palm  nut  cake Free 

Meat  choppers  of  large  capacity 15;  25;  27  J^ 

Meat  choppers,  small 20;  27K:  30 

♦  Meats,  canned 17  J^;  25;  275^ 

extracts  of \1%\  25;  27K 

fresh,  n.o.p.,  per  lb 2c.;  2V^c.;  3c. 

frog's  legs 2c..;  2J^c.;  3c. 

n.o.p..  per  pound iKc. ;   IM'c. ;  2c. 

Provided   that  the  weight  of   a  barrel  of 

pork  for  duty  purposes  shall  not  be  less 

than  two  hundred  pounds. 


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Meats,  labels  for 22>^;  32H;  35 

mince,  condensed,  per  lb.  .  .  .2}4c.;  3c.;  3i<c. 

Medals,  collections  of Free 

Medals  of  gold,  silver  or  copper,  and  other 
metallic  articles  actually  bestowed  as  tro- 
phies or  prizes  and  received  and  accepted  as 
honorary  distinctions,  and  cups  or  other  me- 
tallic prizes  (not  usual  merchantable  com- 
modities), won  in  bona  fide  competitions.  .Free 

♦  Medicinal,  chemical  and  pharmaceutical  prep- 

arations, compounded  of  more  than  one 
substance,  including  patent  and  proprie- 
tary preparations,  tinctures,  pills, 
powders,  troches,  lozenges,  syrups,  cord- 
ials, bitters,  anodynes,  tonics,  plasters, 
liniments,  salves,  ointments,  pastes, 
drops,  waters,  essences  and  oils,  n.o.p. : 

(a)   When  dry 20;  25;  25 

(6)  All  others,  n.o.p 50;  50;  50 

All  others,  than  dry.  from  French 
Treaty  countries,  and  not  contain- 
ing alcohol 25 

Provided  that  drugs,  pill-mass  and  prepar- 
ations, not  including  pills  or  medicinal 
plasters,  recognized  by  the  British  or 
the  United  States  pharmacopoeia,  or 
the  French  Codex  as  officinal,  shall  not 
be  held  to  be  covered  by  this  item; 

Provided,  also,  that  any  article  in  this 
item  containing  more  than  forty  per 
cent,  of  proof  spirit  shall  be  rated  for 
duty  at  per  gallon $2A0;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

♦  Medicinal  roots  (see  roots) Free 

wines,  not  over  40  per  cent,  proof  spirits 

50;  50;  50 

♦  Medicines,  alcoholic,  n.o.p.  (see  spirits),  per 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30 ;  30 ;  30 

Meerschaum,  crude  or  raw Free 

Melado  or  melado  concentrated  (see  sugar), 
per  100  lbs 3lKc.;  45c.;  52c. 

Melons,  each 2c. ;  2 Kc. ;  3c. 

Menageries,  horses,  cattle,  carriages  and 
harness  of,  under  regulations  prescribed  by 
the  Minister  of  Customs Free 

Menthol 15;    17J^;  20 

♦  Mescal  (see  alcohol  ethyl),  per  oroof  gal. 

$2'.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 
Metal,  Britannia,  in  pigs,  blocks  and  bars.  .  .  .Free 
Britannia,   manufactures  of.   not    plated, 

n.o.p 17K;  27K;  30 

composition,   for   watch    cases,    etc.     (see 

composition) 5;  7K;  10 

ferrochrome,  in  pigs  per  ton,  $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 
glove  fasteners Free 

♦  Metal  leaf,  Dutch  or  schlag 15;  25;  27;^ 

ores  of Free 

plated,  for  watch  cases,  jewellery,  etc.  (see 

composition) 5;  7>^;  10 

type,  in  blocks,  bars,  plates  and  sheets 

10;  15;  15 
yellow,  in  bolts,  bars  and  sheets,  for  use 
in  the  construction  or  repairs  of  vessels  Free 

Metallic  articles  (prizes)  (see  medals) Free 

bismuth,  in  its  natural  state Free 

Metallic  tubes,  glass,  caps,  shells,  containers 
and  capillary  tubes,  rubber  bulbs,  boxes 
and  corks,  when  imported  by  manufac- 
turers of  vaccine  points  for  use  ex- 
clusively  in   the   manufacture   of   such 

articles  in  their  own  factories Free 

Metallurgical  processes  in  metals,  converting 

apparatus  for Free 

Mexican  fibre Free 

saddle  trees Free 

Mica 15;  17K;  20 

Micrometers 17>^;  22 J^;  25 

Microscopes,  valued  at  not  less  than  $50  each 

by  retail Free 

Military  stores  (Imperial  Govt.)  (see  arms).  ..Free 
Milk,  condensed,  the  weight  of  the  package  to 
be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty,  per 

pound 2c.;  3c.;  3J4c. 

foods,  n.o.p.,  prepared  cereal  foods,  in 
packages  not  exceeding  twenty-five 
pounds  weight  each 17>^;  22>^;  25 


Milk   testers  (Babcock) 17 K;  22^  ;  25 

malted 17^;  22>^;  25 

dry,  skimmed 17;^;  22^^;  25 

Millboard,  not  pasted  or  coated 15;  22^3  ;  25 

Milling  cutters,  steel  blanks  for,  when  of  greater 

value  than  3K  cents  per  lb Free;  5;  5 

Mills,  fanning 15 ;  22^;  25 

for    engraving    copper    rollers,    etc.    (see 

blanketing) Free 

Mimiograph  supplies 15;  25;  27>^ 

Mineral,  orange,  dry Free;  5;  5 

Mineral  waters,  natural,  not  in  bottle,  under 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister 

of  Customs Free 

water,  in  bottles 15;    17M;  20 

wool,  not  asbestos  or  steel 15;   17^;    20 

wax,  n.o.p 5;  Tj/i;  10 

Mining  machinery,  etc.: — Sundry  articles  of 
metal  as  follows,  when  for  use  exclu- 
sively in  mining  or  metallurgical  opera- 
tions, viz.: — Diamond  drills,  not  in- 
cluding the  motive  power;  coal  cutting 
machines,  except  percussion  coal  cu  tters ; 
coal  heading  machines;  coal  augers; 
rotary  coal  drills;  core  drills;  miners' 
safety  lamps  and  parts  thereof,  also 
accessories  for  cleaning,  filling  and  test- 
ing such  lamps;  electric  or  magnetic 
machines  for  separating  or  concentrat- 
ing iron  ores;  blast  furnaces  for  the 
smelting  of  copper  and  nickel;  convert- 
ing apparatus  for  metallurgical  processes 
in  iron  or  copper;  copper  plates,  plated 
or  not;  machinery  for  extraction  of 
precious  metals  by  the  chlorination  or 
cyanide  processes;  amalgam  safes; 
automatic  ore  samplers;  automatic 
feeders;  retorts;  mercury  pumps;  py- 
rometers; bullion  furnaces;  amalgam 
cleaners;  blast  furnace  blowing  engines; 
wrought  iron  tubing,  butt  or  lap  welded, 
threaded  or  coupled  or  not,  over  four 
inches  in  diameter;  and  integral  parts 
of  all  machinery  mentioned  in  this  item  Free 
Mining  macliinery, alluvial  gold(see  machinery) Free 

♦  Mitts  of  all  kinds 22M;  30;  35 

Modelling  material,  for  use  in  schools.  15;   17K;  20 
Models  of  inventions  and   of  other  improve- 
ments in  the  arts. — but  no  article  shall  be 
deemed  a  model  which  can  be  fitted  for  use.  Free 

Models  of  wood  used  only  as  patterns Free 

Models,  natural  history,  for  schools,  etc Free 

Molasses  testing  over  56  degrees  and  not  more 
than  75  degrees  by  the  polariscope,  per 

one  hundred  pounds 3lKc. ;  45c;  52c. 

And  for  each  additional  degree  over  75 
degrees    (see    sugar,   n.o.p.),    per    one 

hundred  pounds Ic. ;  1  Kc. ;  1  Mc. 

Molasses  produced  in  the  process  of  the  manu- 
facture of  cane  sugar  from  the  juice  of 
the  cane  without  any  admixture  with 
any  other  ingredient,  when  imported 
direct  from  the  place  of  production  or 
its  shipping  port,  in  the  original  pack- 
age in  which  it  was  placed  at  the  point 
of  production  and  not  afterwards  sub- 
jected to  any  process  of  treating  or 
mixing,  testing  by  the  polariscope  not 
less  than  thirty-five  degrees  nor  more 
than  fifty-six  degrees,  under  regulations 
prescribed  by  the  Minister  of  Customs, 

per  gallon 2Kc.  ;3c 

Molasses,  testing  not  more  than  fifty-six  de- 
grees by  the  polariscope,  the  produce 
of  any  British  country  entitled  to  the  i 
benefits  of  the  British  Preferential 
Tariff,  when  produced  from  sugar-cane 
and  imported  d'rect  by  ship  from  the 
country  of  production,  or  from  any 
British  country,  in  the  original  package 
in  which  it  was  placed  at  the  point  of 
production,  and  not  afterwards  sub- 
jected   to   any    process   of   treating    or 

mixing Free 

Provided,  however,  that  the  said  molasses 
may  be  transferred  in  bond  under  excise 
regulations  for  purposes  of  distillation. 


1911] 


CANADIAN   TAEIFF   OF   CUSTOMS. 


103 


Molasses  of  cane,  testing  under  35  degrees  by 
polariscope,  when  imported  for  use  exclu- 
sively in  the  manufacture  of  compressed 

food  for  live  stock Free 

Molasses  and  imitations,   n.o.p.    (see  syrups), 

per  100  lbs 35c.:  45c.:  50c. 

Molasses  in  tins,  per  100  lbs 35c  ;  45c.;  50c. 

Morocco  leather  and  leathers  in  imitation  of 

morocco  leather 15;  221/2  \  25 

leather,  skins  for,  tanned,  but  not  further 

manufactured 10;  12^;  15 

Moroccoline 20:  27%  ;  30 

Morley  phones 30;  35;  2>1  % 

Moss,  Iceland,  and  other,  etc.,  crude Free 

Mother-of-pearl,  unmanufactured Free 

Motors,  electric,  and  parts  of 15;  25;  27% 

Mould  boards  or  shares,  or  plough  plates,  land 
sides,  and  other  plates  for  agricultural  im- 
plements, when  cut  to  shape  from  rolled 
plates  of  steel,  but  not  moulded,  punched, 

polished  or  otherwise  manufactured Free 

Mouldings  of  wood,  plain,  gilded,  or  otherwise 

further  manufactured 17K;  22 >^;  25 

Moulds,  glass,  of  metal 5;  7%;  10 

goldbeaters' Free 

*Mounts.  pipe 22>^;  2,2%;  35 

umbrella,  etc.  (see  ribs  of  brass) Free 

Mowing  machines,  harvesters,  self-binding  or 
without  binders,  binding  attachments, 
reapers,  and  complete  parts  thereof  not 
including  shafting 12K;  \7%;  17% 

♦  Mucilage 17%;  25;  27M 

Muffs,  fur 20;  27M ;  30 

Munitions  of  war  (Imperial   government) ....  Free 

Muriatic  acid,  per  100  lbs IT^c;  22Kc.;  25c. 

Muriate  of  potash,  crude Free 

Museums,  public,  antiquities  for Free 

♦  Musical  instrument  cases 22>^;  30;  35 

♦  .Musical  instruments  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p.  (see 

pianofortes  and  organs) 20;  27>2  ;  30 

Musical  instruments  for  school  of  blind   (see 

typewriters) Free 

settlers'  (settlers'  effects) Free 

Music  rolls,  perforated  paper 5;  7%;  10 

Musk  in  pods  or  in  grain Free 

Muskets 20;   27K;  30 

Mushroom  spawn Free 

Music,  printed,  bound  or  in  sheets,  and  music 

for  mechanical  piano  players 5;  7%;  10 

Mustard,  French,  prepared 25;  32%  \  35 

ground 17  ^ ;  25 :  27  K 

seed Free 

N 
Nail  rods,  Swedish  rolled  iron  or  steel,  under 
half  an  inch  in  diameter,  for  the  manufacture 
of  horseshoe  nails Free 

♦  Nails,  brass  and  copper 20;  27K;  30 

composition,  and  spikes 10;  \2%;  15 

cut,   iron   or  steel,   and   spikes   (ordinary 

builders'),  per  100  lbs 30c.;  45c.;  50c. 

sheathing 10;   12K;   15 

steel,  chair,  with  brass  heads 20;  30;  35 

wire,  roofing,  having  heads  attache<l,   cut 

from  sheet  metal 20;  30;  35 

wire,  n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs 40c.;  55c.;  60c. 

brads,    spikes    and    tacks    of    all    kinds, 

n.o.p 20 ;   30 ;   35 

♦  Naphtha,  wood  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Napkins,  linen  or  cotton 20 ;  27  3^ ;  30 

Napkin  rings,  celluloid  and  shell 15:   17>^;  20 

Neck  frills,  silk  manufacture 30;  35;  37  K 

Nectarines,  n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs.... 35c.;  45c.;  50c. 

♦  Needles,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

surgical Free 

Net  norsels  of  cotton,  hemp  or  flax,  for  the 

fisheries Free 

Nets  of  cotton,  linen,  silk   or  other  material, 

n.o.p 25;  32'^;  35 

fish,  sportsmen's 20;  27^;  30 

fishing,  deep  sea Free 

twine  for  (see  fish  hooks) .  Free 

lawn  tennis 20;  27K;  30 

♦Nettings  of  cotton,  linen,  silk  or  other 

material,  n.o.p 25;  32%;  35 

from  French  Treaty  countries.  Sp.  T. .  .  !  .27'/^ 


Newspapers,  or  supplemental  editions  or 
parts  thereof,  partly  printed  and  in- 
tended to  be  completed  and  published 

in  Canada 15;  22K;  25 

Newspapers,  and  quarterly,  monthly  and  semi- 
monthly magazines,  and  weekly  literary 

papers,  unbound Free 

Newspaper  printing  presses,  of  not  less  value 
by  retail  than  fifteen  hundred  dollars 
each,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 

Canada Free 

Nickel,  nickel  silver,  and  German  silver,  in 
bars,   ingots,  and  rods;    also  in  strips, 

sheets  or  plates Free 

anodes 5;  7%\  10 

caps  for  whip  ends,  for  the  factories  (see 

reeds) Free 

kitchen  or  household  hollow- ware,  n.o.p. 

20;  27K;30 

♦  Nickel  plated  ware 22%;  30;  35 

Nickel  salts 15;   17K;  20 

Nikoteen  liquid  (a  spraying  preparation)  20;  25;  25 
Nitrate  of  ammonia Free 

ethcl,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

lead,  not  ground Free 

of  potash  (saltpetre) Free 

of  soda  (cubic  nitre) Free 

Nitre,  sweet  spirits  of.  per  gal.  .i$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

Nitro    and    other    explosives,    n.o.p.,    per   lb. 

I  He;   2M'c.;    2Kc. 

Nitro  bacterine  culture 5  ;    7%;    10 

Nitro-glycerine,  n.e.s.  per  lb l^c. ;  2><c. ;  2Kc. 

Nitroglycerine,  containing  90  p.c.  alcohol,  per 

gal $2.40;  $2.^0;  $2.40 

and 30:  30;  30 

Nitrous  ether,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

Noils  (short  wool   which  falls  from  the  combs 

in  worsted  fat  toric) Free 

Notches  for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs) I^ree 

Numerals,  and    letters,    of   any   material  not 

paper 20;  275^;  30 

tNun's  cloth,  to  be   finished    in   Canada  (see 
dress  goods) 15  ;  22^;  25 

♦  Nursery  stock,  n.o.p 12%;   17%;  20 

Nutgalls  and  extracts  thereof  (dyeing  articles) . Free 
Nutmegs,  unground 125^;  17%;  20 

ground 20;  27%;  30 

Nutrine.  egg 22%  ;  32%:   35 

Nuts,  acorn,  per  lb 1  %c. ;  1  He. ;  2c. 

♦almonds,    walnuts,    Brazil  nuts,    pecans, 
and  shelled  peanuts,  n.o.p.    per  lb., 

I  He;  2c.;  [2] 

♦candied 22%;  32%;  35 

cocoa,  n.o.p..  per  100 65c.;  90c.,  $1.00 

cocoa,     imported     direct    by    vessel    per 

100 30j,;  45c  ;  50c. 

cocoa,  desiccated,  per  lb 3c.;  4c  ;  5c. 

dyeing  or  tanning  (see  dyeing  articles). . .  .  Free 

♦of  all  kinds,  n.o.p..  per  lb 1 -Kc  ;  2c  ;  [2c.] 

♦.shelled,  n  o.p..  per  lb 3c.;  3%c.;  4c. 

crude  drugs,  n.o.p.,  (see  drugs) Free 

iron  or  steel,  per  100  lbs 75c.;  75c.;  75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

Nut  blanks,  iron  or  steel,  per  100  lbs. 75c. ;  75c.;  75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

Nut  locks,  steel 20;  27%;  30 


O.ak  stain,  liquid,  (non-alcoholic) 20,  27%;  30 

Oakum,  cotton 15;   17>^;  20 

jute  or  hemp Free 

♦  surgical  dressing 12>^;  17>^;  20 

Oar  blocks,  rough,  or  sawn  only Free 

Oatmeal  and  rolled  oats,  per  100  lbs.40c. ;  50c. ;  60c. 

Oats,  per  bush 7c. :  9c. ;  10c. 

Ochres  and  ochrey  earths 10;  12X;  15 

tOdours,  French  or  flower — in  oil  in  tins  of  not 

less  than  10  lbs.  each  (see  pomades).  10;  12K;  15 
♦Office  furniture,  in  parts  or  finished. 20;  27 K;  30 

Oil,  aniline,  crude  (dyeing  articles) Free 

Oil  cake  and  oil  cake  meal,  linseed Free 

Oil,  carbolic  or  heavy Free 

castor  and  com 15;  17K;  20 

china  wood Free 


United    Typewriter    Co., 
In   all    Canadian   Cities. 
Head   Office   at   TprontQ, 


Ltd. 


[Q-  U  n  d  e  rwood 

Typewriter 


104 


CANADIAN  TARIFF   OF  CUSTOMS. 


[1911 


Oilcloth,  enamelled,  carriage,  floor,  shelf  and 

table 25 ;  32^ ;  35 

Oil,  asphaltum,  for  use  only  for  paving  purposes .  Free 

clothing  (linen  or  cotton) 25;  32K;  35 

coal  and  kerosene,    distilled,   purified  or 
refined  petroleum,  and  products  of  pe- 
troleum, n.o.p.,  per  gal. .  .  l^c. ;  lyic ;  2Kc. 
cocoanut,  not  edible,  for  manufactiu'ing 

soap Free 

cod-liver 12K;  20;  22>^ 

cotton  seed  for  canning  fish,  edible Free 

cotton  seed  refined  or  not 15;   17>^;  20 

creosote,  soluble  (spraying  preparation) 

20;  25;  25 

fessential,  n.o.p 5:  7>^;  10 

essential,  of  rose 5;  7>^;  10 

extractor    and    steam  separator,  (iron  or 

steel) 15;  25;  27>^ 

finish,  n.o.p.,  per  gal 20c. ;  20c. ;  20c. 

and 15;  20;  22K 

fuel   and   gas,    .8235    specific   gravity   or 

heavier  at  60° Free 

gas,  crude  petroleum,  lighter  than  .8235, 
but  not  less  than  .775,  at  60"  per  gal- 
lon  Ic;   iXc.;    iKc 

♦  fusel  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

*hair 25 ;  32>^ ;  [32>^] 

illuminating,  composed  wholly  or  in  part 
of  the  products  of  petroleum,  coal, 
shale  or  lignite,  costing  more  than  thirty 

cents  per  gallon 15 ;  17^ ;  20 

lard 15;  22K;  25 

linseed  or  flax  seed,  raw  or  boiled,  per  100 

lbs $1.25;  $1.55;  $1  65 

Oils,  lubricating,  composed  wholly  or  in  part 
of  petroleum,  costing  less  than  twenty 
five  cents  per  gallon,  per  gal. 

iKc;  2Xc.;  2^c. 

lubricating,  n.o.p \2H ;  17K ;  -20 

maize 15;  11%;  20 

♦medicinal,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  prepara- 
tions)  50;  50;  55 

neat's-foot 15 ;  22M ;  25 

♦olive,  n.o.p 15;  20;  20 

from  French  Treaty  countries,  Sp.  t 15 

olive,    for    manufacturing    soap,    tobacco 

or  canning  fish Free 

palm,  bleached Free 

palm    and    palm  kernel,  not   edible,    for 

manufacturing  soap Free 

peppermint 15;  17M;  20 

petroleum,   crude,   .8235   specific  gravity 

or  heavier  at  60° Free 

petroleum,  crude,  lighter  than  .8235  but 
not  less  than.   775.  s.g.  at  60°  per  gal. 

Ic;  \%c.:  I  He 
petroleum,  when  imported  by  miners  or 
mining  companies  or  concerns,  to  be 
used  in  the  concentration  of  ores  of 
metal  in  their  own  concentrating  estab- 
lishments, under  regulations  prescribed 

by  the  Minister  of  Customs Free 

♦potato  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

resin Free 

sesame  seed 15;  22>^;  25 

spermaceti,  whale  and  other  fish  oils,  in- 
cluding cod  liver  oil 12>^;  20;  22K 

three  in  one 12^;  17K;  20 

♦Ointments,  and    salves  n.o.p.   (see  medicinal 

preparations) 20;  25 ;  25 

Oleographs,  advertising  (see  advertising  mat- 
ter), per  lb 10c. ;    15c.;    15c. 

♦n.o.p 15;  22}4;  [22^] 

Oleo-stearine.  per  lb 1 K ;  iH',  2 

Olives  in  brine,  not  bottled 20;  27  K;  30 

in  brine,  bottled 25;  32M;  35 

refuse  (foots) Free 

Onion  setts ...15;  27K;  30 

Opium,  crude,  the  outward  ball  or  covering  to 

be  duty  free,  per  lb $1.00;  $1.00;  $1.00 

Opium,  powdered,  per  lb $1.3.5;  $1.35;  $1.35 

prepared  for  smoking,  per  lb. 

$5.00;   $5.00;  $5.00 

Opthalmoscopes,  part  metal Free 

♦  Optical  instruments,  n.o.p 17K;  22^;  25 


Orange  mineral,  dry Free;  5 ;  5 

Orange  rinds  in  brine Free 

Oranges Free 

Orchids  (dormant  roots) Free 

Ore  of  cobalt Free 

Ore,  kryoHte  or  cryolite Free 

Ore  samplers,  automatic  (see  mining  machin- 
ery)   Free 

Ores  of  metals  of  all  kinds Free 

Organ  keys,  parts  to  manufacture  (see  piano 
material) Free 

♦  Organs 20;  27K;  30 

tOrgans,  parts  of,  n.e.s 15 ;  22>^ ;  25 

♦Organ  players  (mechanical) 20;  27^;  30 

Organzine,  thrown  (tram),  not  coloured. 

10;  12K;  15 
tOrleans  fabrics,  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see 

dress  goods) 15 ;  22^ ;  25 

fOrnaments   of   alabaster,  amber,  spar,  terra 
cotta,  or  composition,  and  bead  ornaments. 

20;  27>^;  30 
Ornaments,    lignine,    and    composition   orna- 
ments  in    imitation  of   wood  carvings 

(furniture) 20;  27^ ;  30 

Orris  root,  unground Free 

Osier  plaits  or  braids  for  hats Free 

Osiers,  unmanufactured Free 

♦  Overcoatings,  n.o.p 30;  35;  35 

Ox  gall,  purified 15;  17^;  20 

♦  Oxide  of  ethyl,  hydrated,   or  spirits  of  wine 

(see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal.$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

of  calcium 15;   17>^;  20 

of  copper,  cobalt  and  tin Free 

of  copper  black,  for  manufacture  of  chlor- 
ate and  colours Free 

of  manganese Free 

Oxides,  fireproofs,  rough  stuff,  fillers,  laundry 

blueing,  and  colours,  dry,  n.o.p 15;  20;  221-^ 

Oxylith Free 

Oysters,  prepared  or  preserved,  n.o.p.  17K;  27K;  30 

shelled,  in  bulk,  per  gallon 7c. ;  9c. ;   10c. 

shelled,  m  cans  not  over  one  pint,  includ- 
ing the  duty  on  the  cans,  per  can. 

2c.;  2>^c.;  3c. 
shelled,  in  cans  over  one  pint  and  not  over 
one  quart,  including  the  duty  on  the 

cans,  per  can 3c. ;  4Kc. ;  5c. 

Oysters,  shelled,  in  cans  exceeding  one  quart 
in  capacity,  including  the  duty  on  the 

cans,  per  quart 3c. ;  4Kc. ;  5c. 

Provided  that  a  fraction  over  a  quart 
shall  be  computed  as  a  quart  for  duty 
purposes  under  this  item. 

Oysters  in  the  shell 17K;  22 >^;  25 

seed  and  breeding  imported  for  the  pur- 
pose of  being  planted  in  Canadian 
waters Free 


"  Pabst   Malwaukee   Mead,"  in   bottles,    con- 
taining 2%  proof  spirit,  per  gal 24;  24;  24 

Packages,  containing  free  goods  only ;  usual  cov- 
erings, except  receptacles  capable  of 
holding  liquids,  containing  goods  sub- 
ject to  a  specific  duty  only,  n.o.p Free 

Usual  coverings  containing  goods 
subject  to  any  ad  valorem  duty,  when 
not  included  in  the  invoice  value  of  the 

goods  they  contain 15;  20;  20 

(see  coverings) 

tea,  of  tin 15;  22'^:  25 

tin,  containing  molasses 15;  22 M;  25 

wood,  containing  molasses.  ..  .17K;  22M;  25 

Packing,  rubber 22K;  30;  35 

Garlock,  as  rubber  packing 22 H:  30;  35 

Klingert  and  Vulcabeston 22^'.  30;  35 

palmetto  (asbestos) 15 ;   22^ :  25 

Pads,  hair  brush Free 

paper,  not  printed 22>^;  32 K;  35 

••  Mcintosh  Rapid  Calculation  "..22^;  30;  35 

a  packing  for  apple  boxes 17J4;  22K;  25 

♦.stair 17K;  22K;  25 

♦  Paeonies 15;  22K;  25 

Pails,    oyster,    exported    and    returned    (see 

Canadian  goods  retimied) .Free 

Paint,  gold  liquid 15 ;  22K ",  25 

anti-corrosive  and  anti-fouling.  .  .20;  27K;  30 


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Paints  ground  in  spirit,  per  gal.$1.00;  $1.00;  $1.00 

ground  and  liquid,  n.o.p 20;  27 K ;  30 

water  color,  n.o.p 20 ;  27% ;  30 

Paintings  in  oil  or  water  colours  and  pastels, 
valued  at  less  than  twenty  dollars  each. 

frames  rated  separately 15 ;  22  K ;  25 

Paintings  in  oil  or  water  colours,  and  pastels, 
valued  at  not  less  than  twenty  dollars  each; 
paintings  and  sculptures  by  artists  domiciled 
in  Canada  but  residing  temporarily  abroad 
for  purposes  of    study,    under    regulations 

by  the  Minister  of  Customs Free 

frames  rated  separately. 

♦Paintings,  n.o.p 15;  22K;  [22J^] 

Palm  leaf  hoods,  unfinished,  not  bleached  or 

blocked Free 

Palm  leaf,  unmanufactured Free 

Palm  nut  cake  and  palm  nut  cake  meal Free 

♦Palms 15;  22M;  25 

prepared 15;  17%;  20 

Pamphlets,  advertising,  per  lb 10c;    15c. ;    15c. 

or  parts  thereof,  n.o.p 5;  10;  10 

Pans,     platinum,     for     sulphuric     acid     (see 

platinum) Free 

Paper,  album  insides Free 

artotype  bromide 15 ;  25 ;  30 

baryta    coated,    etc.     (see    photographic 

paper) Free 

blotting,  advertising,  per  lb.  ..10c. ;   15c.;  15c. 

boxed 22>^;  32K;  35 

building,  Co-Ted 15 ;  22% ;  25 

building.     Keystone     Hair      Insulator. 

22%;  32%;  35 

caps  for  toy  pistols 20 ;  27% ;  30 

cutters  (store  furniture),  plated  or  not..  . 

20-  27%     30 
Paper  cutting  machines,  bookbinders'.  .  .  .5;  10;  10 

Paper  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p 15 ;  22M  ;  25 

Paper,  hemp,  made  on  four-cylinder  machines 
and   calendered    to   between    .006   and 
.008.-inch  thickness  adapted  for  the  manu- 
facture of  shot  shells Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 22K ;  32K ;  35 

oiled,  for  stencils 22%;  32%;  35 

matrix,  not  being  tissue  paper,  adapted 

for  printing Free 

plain,  colored 15;  22%;  25 

Paper  pads,  not  printed 22K;32K;35 

perforated,  music  rolls 5 ;  7% ;   10 

for  monotype  or  typesetting  machines 

22%;  32%;  35 
printing,  not  more  than  2Kc.  per  lb.,  in 

sheets  and  rolls 10 ;  12K ;  15 

pyramids  for  coins 22%;  32%;  35 

ruled,  bordered  and  coated 22K;  32K;  35 

Paper  sacks  and  bags  of  all  kinds 15 ;  25 ;  21% 

Paper,  sand,  glass,  flint  and  emery.  ...  15;  22K;  25 

Paper  shells,  brass  cups  for  (see  cups) Free 

Paper,  tarred 15;  22K;  25 

Paper  tubes  and  cones  for  winding  yarn Free 

Paper,  union  collar  cloth,  glossed  or  finished 

12M;17;^;20 
Paper,    union    collar    cloth,    not    glossed    or 

finished 10;   12K;   15 

wall 22K;  32K;  35 

waxed 22%;  32%;  35 

Paper,  waste,  clippings Free 

window  blinds 22K;  2>2l4\  35 

Papers,  albumenized.  etc.,  for  photographers 

15;  25;  30 

Papeteries 22%;  2,2%',  35 

Papier-mache  shoe  buttons Free 

skulls  (for  ornaments)    22K;  2,2%;  35 

ware,  n.o.p 22K;  32^;  35 

Paraffin  wax 15;  22>?;  25 

Parasols,  sticks,  bamboo  reeds  for  (see  cane).  .  Free 

sticks  or  handles,  n.o.p 15;  17K;  20 

sticks,  ribs,  runners,  etc.,  for  (see  ribs) ....  Free 

Parasols  of  all  kinds 22K ;  30;  35 

Paris  green,  dry 5 ;  7K ;  10 

Paris,    plaster    of,    calcined,    the    weight    of 
package  to  be  included  in   weight   for 

duty,  per  100  lbs 8c.;  lie;  12Kc. 

plaster  of.  not  ealcined,  ground..  .  10;  \2%\  15 

white Free 

♦Paste,  adhesive  (glue) 17^;  25;  27K 

coating,  chocolate 20;  25;   25 

indigo,  and  extracts  of Free 


Paste,  liquorice 15;  20;  22K 

♦  Pastes,  and  all  other  perfumed  preparations, 

n.o.p.,    used   for   hair,    mouth   or   skin 

25;  32"^;  [32%] 
♦n.o.p.     (see     medicinal     preparations). 

20;    25;    25 
Patterns  of  brass,  iron,  steel  or  other  metal 

not  being  models 20;  21  %i;  30 

Patterns,  paper,  boot  and  shoe 10;  12>4  ;  15 

wooden Free 

Paving  brick 12^;  20;  22M 

Paving  blocks  of  stone 15 ;  17>^  ;  20 

Peaches,  n.o.p.,  the  weight  of  the  package  to  be 
included  in  the  weight  for  duty,  per  100 
lbs 67c.;  90c.;  $1.00 

♦  Peach  trees,  each 2c.;  2Kc. ;  3c. 

for  grafting Free 

Peanuts  in  shell U<c. ;  2c. ;  3c. 

♦  Peanuts,  shelled,  n.o.p.,  per  lb.  .  .  .  IKc. ;  2c.;  [2c.] 

Pears,  n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs 35c.;  45c.;  50c. 

♦Pear  trees,  each 2c.;  2>4c. ;  3c. 

for  grafting Free 

♦  Pearls  and  imitations  thereof,  pierced,  split, 

strung  or  not,  but  not  set  or  mounted 

7K;  10;  10 
Pearl    ashes    (see    potash)  in  25-lb.    package 

or  more Free 

In  less  than  25-lb.  package 10;  12>^;  15 

Pease,  n.o.p.,  per  bush 10c. ;  \2%c..\  15c. 

seed,  from  the  United  Kingdom Free 

♦Pecans,  not  shelled,  per  lb IKc;  2c.:  [2c.] 

shelled,  per  lb 3c.;  3^c. ;  4c. 

♦  Pedometers 17M;  22K;  25 

♦Peel,  candied 22>^;  32^^;  35 

Pelts,  raw Free 

♦  Pencils,  lead 15;  25;  21% 

Pencils,  slate  and  soapstoue 15;  22%i ;  25 

♦  Penholders 15;  25;  27M 

♦  Pens 15;  25;  27M 

Peppermint  oil 15;  \1%;  20 

plants,  for  transplanting 15;    17%;  20 

Pepper  shells,  ground,  per  lb 3c. ;  3c. ;  3c. 

And 7%;  10;   10 

ungrcund 10;   12%;    12% 

Peppers,  green 15;  27K;  30 

Pepsin 15:   \1%',  20 

Percussion  caps 20;  27M ;  30 

♦Perfumed    preparations,    non-alcoholic     (see 
perfumery 25 ;  2>2% ;  \J>2'%\ 

♦  Perfumed  spirits  (see  alcoholic  perfumes),  not 

over  4  oz.  bottle 50;  50;  50 

♦over4  oz.  bottle,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 40;  40;  40 

♦  Perfumery,   ^  including    toilet    preparations, 

non-alcoholic,  viz.: — Hair  oils,  tooth  and 
other  powders  and  washes,  pomatums,  pastes 
and  all  other  perfumed  preparations,  n.o.p., 
used  for  hair,  mouth  or  skin 25 ;   32M ;   [32>^] 

♦  Perfumes,   alcoholic   (see  alcoholic  perfumes) 

4  oz.  bottles  or  less 50;  50;  50 

♦over  4  oz.  bottles,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 40;  40;  40 

Periodicals,     illustrated,     advertising,     per 

lb 10c. ;    15c.;    15c. 

n.o.p.,  or  parts  thereof 5;  10;  10 

Peroxide  of  hydrogen,  solutions  of 15 ;  22K ;  25 

♦  Pessaries \2%\  11%;  20 

Petroleum    (crude),   fuel   and   gas   oils,   .8235 

specific  gravity  or  heavier,  at  60  degrees 

temperature Free 

Petroleum  (crude),  gas  oils,  other  than  naphtha, 
benzine,  and  gasoline,  lighter  than  .8235 
but  not  less  than  .775  specific  gravity, 
at    60    degrees    temperature,    per  gal. 

Ic;  iXc;  iMc 
Petroleum,  illuminating  oils  costing  more  than 

30c.  gergal 15;  17^;  20 

lubricating    oils,    costing    less    than    25c. 

per  gal.,  per  gal l%c.;  2Xc. ;  2Kc. 

preparations  of,  similar  to  vaseline. 

15;  22K;   25 
distilled,  purified  or  refined,  and  products 

of,  n.o.p.,  per  gal l%c.;  2Kc.;  2>^c. 

oil  for  concentration  of  ores,  etc.  (see  oil 

petroleum) Free 

Pheasants Free 

Phials 20;  30;  32M 

♦  Philosophical instruments,  n.o.p..  .  .11%;  22>^;  25 


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Philosophical  and  scientific  apparatus,  utensils, 
instruments,  and  preparations,  including 
boxes  and  bottles  containing  the  same;  maps, 
photographic  reproductions,  casts  as  models, 
etchings,  lithographic  prints  or  charts;  all  ar- 
ticles in  this  item  when  specially  imported  in 
good  faith  for  the  use  and  by  order  of  any  so- 
ciety or  institution  incorporated  or  established 
solely  for  religious,  philosophical,  educa- 
tional, scientific  or  literary  purposes,  or  for 
the  encouragement  of  the  fine  arts,  or  for  the 
use  or  by  order  of  any  college,  academy, 
school  or  seminary  of  learning  in  Canada,  and 
not   for   sale,   under   regulations   prescribed 

by  the  Minister  of  Customs Free 

Phone,  Morley  ear,  (silk) 30;  35;  37K 

Phosphate  rock  (see  fertilizers) Free 

Phosphorus Free 

fPhonographs,  records  and  cylinders.  .20;  21%;  30 

♦  Photograph  frames,  of  any  material.  .20;  21%;  30 
Photographic  dry  plates 20 ;  27  K  ;  30 

♦  Photographic  instruments,  n.o.p.  .  17>^;  22>^;  25 
Photographic     paper,      plain      basic,     baryta 

coated,  adapted  for  use  exclusively  in 
manufacturing  albumenized  or  sensitized 
photographic  paper Free 

Photographers'    paper,    chemically    prepared 

15;  25;  30 

Photographs,   reproductions  for  schools,   etc. 

(see  philosophical  apparatus) Free 

not    exceeding    three,    sent    by    friends, 

not  for  sale Free 

n.o.p.,  and  enlargements  of..  .  15;  22 K;  L22>^] 

♦Pianofortes 20:  27>^;  30 

Piano  key  ivories Free 

Piano  material,  etc.,  viz.: — Key  pins,  damper 
springs,  jack  springs,  rail  springs,  regulating 
screws,  spoons,  bridle  wires,  damper  wires, 
back  check  wires,  dowel  wires,  German  centre 
pins,  brass  pins,  rail  hooks,  brass  brackets, 
plates,  damper  rod  nuts,  damper  sockets  and 
screws,  shell,  brass  capstan  screws,  brass 
flange  plates  and  screws,  brass  flanges,  brass 
whitened  spring  wire;  hammer  wires,  fly 
felt,  butt  felt,  damper  felt,  hammer  rail 
cloth,  back  check  felt,  catch  felt,  thin  damper 
felt,  whip  cloth,  bushing  cloth,  hammer  felt, 
back  hammer  felt,  bridle  leather  and  buck- 
skin, when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
piano  keys,  actions,  hammers,  base  dampers 
and  organ  keys,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 
factories Free 

fPianofortes,  parts  of 15;  22M;  25 

♦players,  mechanical 20;  21%;  30 

Pickets,  plain,  wood  (see  planks) FVee 

♦  Pickles,  sauces  and    catsups,    including    soy 

25;32M;35 

Pickstone  soda  crystals Free 

Pictures  (bequest) Free 

♦  Pictures,  Sunday  School  lesson Free 

n.o.p 15;  22K;  [22^] 

♦Pies 22K;  32K;  35 

Pie  plates,  paper 22K;  32^;  35 

Pigeons,  homing Free 

Pigs,  Britannia  metal  in Free 

brass  and  copper Free 

iron  in,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

lead  in 10;  15;  15 

tin  in Free 

zinc  in Free 

Pillow  cases,  of  cotton  or  linen 20;  21%;  30 

♦  Pills,  n.o.p.  (medicinal  preparations).  .  .20;  25;  25 

Pineapples Free 

Pine  tar,  crude,  in  packages  of  not  less  than 

15  gallons Free 

Pins,  hair,  plain,  according  to  material. 

fancy 22^;  30;  35 

Pins,  rolling 15;  17K;20 

safety,  plated  or  not 20;  27  K;  30 

♦  wire,  n.o.p..  of  any  metal 20;  27>5  ;  30 

Pipe,  cast  iron,  of  every  description,  per  ton 

$6.00;  $7.00;  $8.00 
Pipe,  lock  joint,  n.o.p 20;  27  5-2;  30 

♦  Pipe  mounts 22K;  2>lM\    35 

Pipe  platinum,  for  sulphuric  acid  (see  platinum, 

etc.) Free 


Pipe  iron  or  steel,  not  butt  or  lap  welded, 
and  wircbound  wooden  pipe,  not  less 
than  thirty  inches  internal  diameter, 
when    for    use  exclusively    in    alluvial 

gold  mhiing 5;    1%\    10 

Pipes,  drain  and  sewer 25 ;  32M ;  35 

♦tobacco  of  all  kinds 22M;  32M;  35 

Pistol  covers  or  cases 20;  21  %\  30 

Pistols 20;  21%;  30 

Pitch,  bone,  crude  only Free 

Burgundy Free 

coal  and  pine Free 

Planks,  boards,  clapboards,  laths,  plain  pickets, 
and  other  timber  or  lumber  of  wood,  not 
further  manufactured  than  sawn  or 
split,  whether  creosoted,  vulcanized,  or 
treated  by  any  other  preserving  process, 

or  not Free 

Planks,  boards  and  other  lumber  of  wood,  sawn, 
split  or  cut,  and  dressed  on  one  side  only, 

but  not  further  manufactured Free 

jointed,    tongued    and    grooved   (see 

boards) 17>^;  22>^;  25 

♦  Plans,  building,  n.o.p 15;  22>^;  [22^] 

Plantains  (fruits) Free 

Plants    for   dyeing   or   tanning    (see   dyeing 

articles) Free 

♦Plants,  fruit,  n.o.p 12^;  \1%\  20 

flowering,  such  as  petunias 15;   17  K;  20 

♦nursery  stock,  n.o.p.  (see  trees).  12>^;  17K;  20 

♦rubber  (ficus) 15;  22 >^;  25 

Plaster  of  Paris,  or  gypsum,  calcined,  and 
prepared  wall  plaster,  the  weight  of  the 
package  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for 

duty,  per  100  lbs 8c.;  He;  12Kc. 

blocks,  fire  proof 15;  17^;  20 

ground,  not  calcined 10;  12>i;  15 

center  pieces  and  brackets 15 ;  17K ;  20 

♦Plasters,  n.o.p.   (see  medicinal  preparations) 

20;  25;  25 

Plate,  family  (bequest)  (see  apparel) Free 

Plated  metal  for  watch  cases,  jewellery  and 

wire  (see  composition,  etc) 5;  1%;  10 

Plated  ware,  nickel  and  electro,  n.o.p.  .22>^;  30;  35 

Plates,  Canada Free;  5 ;  5 

Plates  engraved  on  wood,  steel,  or  other  metal 

and    transfers    taken    from    the    same; 

engravers'  plates  of  steel,  or  other  metal, 

polished,  for  engraving  thereon.  15;  17>^;  20 

fashion,    tailors',    milliners',    and    mantle 

makers' Free 

halftone 15;  17K;  20 

or  rugs,  china  goat,  wholly  or  partly  dress- 
ed, but  not  dyed Free 

Plates,  universal  mill  or  rolled  edgo,  of  steel, 
over  12  inches  wide,  used  in  the  manu- 
facture of  bridges,   structural  work  or 
car  construction,  per  ton. $2.00;  $2.75;  $3.00 
iron  or  steel,  for  boilers,  etc.   (see  rolled 

iron  or  steel  plates) Free 

Plates,  rolled  iron  or  steel,  not  less  than  30 
inches  in  width,  and  not  less  than  %  inch 
thick,  n.o.p.,  per  ton.  .  .  .$2.00;  $2.75;  $3.00 
iron  or  steel,  sheared  or  not,  n.o.p..  per 

ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

over  3K  cents  per  lb.,  n.o.p.   (see  rolled 

iron  or  steel  bars) Free;  5 ;  5 

photographic,  dry 20;  27K;  30 

plough,  etc.,  cut  to  shape  only  (see  mould 

boards) Free 

railway,  fish  and  tie.  per  ton.$5.00;  $7.00;  $8.00 

teme Free ;  5 ;  5 

Platinum,  etc.,  for  manufacture  of  chlorates  and 

colours Free 

crucibles Free 

retorts,  pans,  condensers,  tubing  and  pipe, 
and  preparations  of  platinum,  when  im- 
ported by  manufacturers  of  sulphuric 
acid  for  use  exclusively  in  the  manu- 
facture  or   concentration    of   sulphuric 

acid  in  their  own  factories Free 

bars,  strips,  sheets  or  plates Free 

Platinum  wire Free 

washers  and  rivets 15;   17K;  20 

Players,  organ  and  piano  (mechanical)  .20;  27K;  30 
Pleasure  carts,  and  finished  parts  of .  .  .22^;  30;  35 


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Plough  plates,  cut  to  shape  only  (see  mould 

boards) Free 

Ploughs \2!A;  17^;  20 

Plumbago  crucibles Free 

ground,  and  manufactures  of,  n.o.p.  15 ;  22>^  ;  25 
not   ground,   or   otherwise   manufactured 

5;  TA;  10 

Plumbers  goods,  nickel  plated 22K;  30;  35 

Plums,  per  bush 20c. ;  20c. ;  30c. 

♦dried,  unpitted,  per  lb >^c. ;  Mc. ;  {%c.] 

*Plum    trees,    each 2c. ;    2M  ;    3c. 

for  grafting  (seedling  stock) Free 

*Plu3h  fabrics 17K;  21 'A;  30 

Plush,  of  silk  or  cotton,  hatters'  (see  hatters) .  .  Free 

♦Pocket  books 22^;  30;  35 

Pods,  musk  in,  or  in  grain Free 

Points,  ivory  vaccine Free 

vaccine,  sundry  articles  for  (see  metallic 

tubes) Free 

Poker  chips 15;   17K;  20 

♦Poles,  cornice,  of  all  kinds 20;  27 M;  30 

PoUsli,  knife  and  other,  n.o.p 15 ;  25 ;  27  >4 

stove,  plumbago 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Pollack  lines Free 

t  Pomades,  French  or  flower  odours,  preserved 
in  fat  or  oil  for  the  purpose  of  conserving  the 
odours  of  flowers  which  do  not  bear  the  heat 
of  distillation,  when  imported  in  tins  of  not 

less  than  ten  pounds  each 10;  llA:  15 

♦Pomatums 25 ;  32>^ ;   [32^] 

Pomegranates Free 

Pontianac  gum Free 

♦  Pop  corn,  candied 22>^;  32 A;  35 

Porcelain  knobs,  insulators 15;  25;  27^ 

shades,   (glass) 20;  30;  32^ 

♦  Porcelain  tableware 15;  27 A;  [27%] 

Portable  engines  with  boilers,  in  combination, 

'horse  powers  and  traction  engines,  for  farm 
purposes;  windstackers,  and  threshing  ma- 
chine separators,  including  baggers,  weighers 
and  self-feeders  therefor,  and  finished  parts 

thereof  for  repairs 15;  17>2  ;  20 

Porter  in  bottles  (see  ale),  per  gal.  .24c. ;  24c.;  24c. 

in  casks  (see  ale),  per  gal 16c.;  16c.;  16c. 

♦Portfolios 22^^;  30;  35 

Postage  stamps,  collections  of Free 

Post  caids,  picture 15;  22>^;  25 

advertising,  per  lb 10;  15;  15 

printed,  non-advertising 22^;  32^;  35 

Posters,   advertising   (see  advertising  matter), 

per  lb 10c. :  15c. ;  15c. 

Potash,  pearl  ash,  caustic  potash  and  Car- 
bonate of  potash: — 

1.   When    in    packages    of   not    less   than 

twenty-five  pounds  weight  each Free 

When  in  packages  of  less  than  twenty- 
five  pounds  weight  each 10;  12>^;  15 

bichromate  of,  crude Free 

bicarbonate  of 15;   17^^;  20 

chlorate  of,  ground  only Free 

German  mineral  (fertilizers) Free 

salts,  German  (fertilizers) Free 

muriate  of,  crude Free 

nitrate  of  (saltpetre) Free 

prussiate  of,  red  and  yellow Free 

sulphate .- Free 

Potassium,  cyanide  of,  for  reducing  metals  in 

mining  operations Free 

Potato  diggers 15;  22 A;  25 

flour,  weight  of  package  to  be  included  in 
weight  for  duty  (see  starch),  per  lb. 

Ic;   iKc;   \Ac. 
♦spirit  or  oil  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 
starch,  including  package  (see  starch),  per 

lb Ic;   I'Ac;   I  Ac 

Potatoes,  n.o.p..  per  bus 12 Ac.;  17 Ac;  20c. 

sweet,  and  yams,  per  bus 7c. ;  9c. ;   10c. 

♦  Poultry  and  gatne.  canned 17^^;  25;  27^ 

and  game,  dead  or  alive,  n.o.p..  121^;  17,'-^;  20 

Pounders  and  roHing  pins 15;  17 A;  20 

Powder,  blasting  and  mining,  per  lb.  1  Ac  ;  1  ^c. ;  2c . 
cannon,   musket,  rifle,  gun,  sporting,   and 
cannister  powder,  per  pound.  2c. ;  2  K'c. :  3c. 

Powder,  giant,  per  lb I  Ac;  2>:^c. ;  2Kc. 

Powders,  baking,  including  weight  of  package, 

per  lb 4c. ;  5c. ;  6c . 


♦Powders,  brocade  and  bronze 15;  25;  27>^ 

♦custard,  flavouring  and  jelly.  .  .22 A;  32 A;  35 

*soap 22A;  32A]  [32^] 

♦  tooth  (see  perfumery) 25;  32M;  [32%] 

♦n.o.p.  (medicinal  preparations) 20;  25;  25 

Prayer  books Free 

♦Precious   stones  and  imitations  thereof,   not 
mounted  or  set  (see  pearls  and  diamonds) 

7A;  10;  10 

Precipitate  of  copper,  crude Free 

Preparations,  non-alcoholic,   liquid,  for  disin- 
fecting, dipping  or  spraying 20;  25;  25 

Preserves,  n.o.p.,  per  lb 2>^c.;  3c. ;  3>ic. 

Presses,  printing  and  lithographic  (see  printing 

presses) 5 ;   10 ;   10 

printing,  newspaper(see  printing  presses)  ..Free 

Price  tickets,  printed,  celluloid 15;  17>^;  20 

Primers  (see  guns) 20;  27 A;  30 

Printing  machines,  multigraph 15;  25;  27^ 

paper,  news,  and  all  printing  paper,  in 
sheets  and  rolls,  valued  at  not  more 
than    two    and    one-quarter    cents    per 

pound 10;  12^;  15 

Printing  presses,  newspaper,  of  not  less  value 
by  retail  than  fifteen  hundred  dollars 
each,  of  a  class  or    kind    not    made   in 

Canada Free 

and  lithographic  presses,  and  type-making 
accessories  therefor,  also  machines  speci- 
ally designed  for  ruling,  folding,  binding, 
embossing,  creasing,  or  cutting  paper 
or  cardboard  when  for  use  exclusively 
by  printers,  bookbinders  and  by  manu- 
facturers of  articles  made  from  paper 
or  cardboard,  including  parts  thereof, 
composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  iron,  steel, 

brass  or  wood 5;  10;  10 

Prizes  won  in  competition Free 

Prints  (blue),  building  plans,  etc.  n.o.p. 

15;  22K;  [22A] 

Probes,  lead Free 

Promissory  notes,  unsigned  (see  bank  notes) 

22A;  32A;  35 
Proprietary  medicines,   n.o.p.    (see  medicinal 

preparations),  when  dry 20;  25;  25 

all  others 50;  50;  50 

Pruners,  tree 15;  22%;  25 

♦  Prunes,  unpitted,  per  lb Ac;   Ac;  [%c.] 

pitted 17K;  22%;   25 

Prussian  blue 15  ;  20;  22>^ 

♦Puddings,  containing  sugar 22>^;  32K;  35 

Puddled  bars,  iron  or  steel,  per  ton 

$1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 
Pulleys,  belt,  for  power  transmission.  .  15;  25;  27 A 

Pulp  of  wood,  or  of  straw 15;  22 A',  25 

♦Pulque   (see  alcohol,  ethyl),   per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 
Pumice,    calcareous   tufa,    pumice    stone    and 
lava,  not  further  manufactured  than  ground  Free 

Pump  cylinders,  of  brass 20;  27%;  30 

Pumps,  hand  (iron) 20;  27%;  30 

mercury Free 

steam  and  power 15;  25;  27% 

spray,  of  brass 20;  27%;   30 

Punchings,  iron  or  steel  wrought  refuse   (see 

scrap),  per  ton 50c. ;  90c. ;  $1.00 

♦Purses 22K;  30;  35 

frames,    clasps    and    fasteners    for    (see 

frames) I2K;   17 A;  20 

Putty  of  all  kinds,  n.e.s 17 A;  22 A;  25 

dry.  for  polishing  glass  or  granite,  etc.  .  .Free 
Putz  cream  (Myers'),  metal  polish  ....  15,  25;  27% 

♦  Pyroligneous  acid,  n.o.p.  (see  acid,  acetic), 

per  gal 10c. ;    12  Ac;   15c. 

crude,   not   over  30   per   cent,    (see   acid, 

acetic) 15;  22>^;  25 

Pyrometers  (see  mining  machinery) Free 

♦Pyroxylic  spirit  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Q 

Quails Free 

Quassia  juice Free 

Quartz,  crystallized  (silex) Free 

Quicksilver Free 

flasks,  exported  and  returned  (see  Can- 
adian goods  returned) Free 


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Quills,  natural Free 

Quilts,  linen  or  cotton 20;  27>^;  30 

covered  with  silk 30;  35;  37% 

Quinces,  per  100  lbs 35c. ;  45c. ;  50c . 

*Quince  trees,  each 2c. ;  2>4c. ;  3c . 

Quinine,  salts  of Free 

salicylate  of Free 


Racks,  cue 22>^;  30;  35 

Radiators,  steam,  gas  heated 20;  27>^  ;  30 

Radial  bearings 15;  25;  27M 

Radium Free 

Rags,  cotton,  linen,  jute,  hemp,  or  wool Free 

Railway  cars  or  other  cars 20;  27K ;  30 

cars  crossing  frontier  (see  locomotives,etc.)Free 
fish  and  tie  plates,  per  ton  :?5.00;  3^7.00;  J58.00 
freight  rate  books  or  pamphlets.  .  15 ;  22 >^  ;   25 

Railway  scrapers 20;  27K;  30 

ties Free 

switches,  frogs,  crossings  and  intersections 

20;  30;  32M 
Railways,  locomotives  and  motor  cars  for,  n.o.p. 

22>^;30;35 
Rails,  crop  ends  of  (see  scrap,  iron  or  steel), 

per  ton 50c.;  90c.;  $1.00 

iron  and  steel,  of  any  form,  punched  or 
not.  n.o.p.,  for  railways,  which  term  for 
the  purposes  of  this  item  shall  include 
all  kinds  of  railways,  street  railways  and 
tramways,  even  although  they  are  used 
for  private  purposes  only,  and  even  al- 
though they  are  not  used  or  intended  to 
be  used  in  connection  with  the  business 
of  common  carrying  of  goods  or  pas- 
sengers, per  ton $4.50;  $6.00;  $7.00 

Rails,  and  railway  bars  of  iron  or  steel  which 
have  been  in  use  in  the  tracks  of  rail- 
ways in  Canada,  and  which  have  been 
exported  from  Canada  and  returned 
thereto  after  having  been  re-rolled,  and 
weighing  not  less  than  fifty-six  pounds 
per  hneal  yard  when  re-rolled,  and 
which  are  to  be  used  by  the  railway 
company  importing  them  on  their  own 
tracks,  under  regulations  prescribed  by 

the  Minister  of  Customs 25;  25;  25 

Provided  that  the  value  for  duty  of  such 
re-rolled  rails  shall  be  the  cost  of  re- 
rolling  the  same. 
Provided  also  that  whenever  the  Govern- 
or-in-Council  is  satisfied  that  a  mill 
adapted  and  equipped  for  re-rolling 
such  rails  in  substantial  quantities  has 
been  established  in  Canada,  the  Gov- 
ern or-in -Council  may  by  Order-in-Coun- 
cil  to  be  published  in  the  Canada  Gazette, 
abolish  the  duty  specified  in  this  item, 
and  thereupon  all  such  rails  when  im- 
ported shall  be  subject  to  such  duty  as 
otherwise  provided  in  the  Customs  Tariff. 

*Raisins,  per  lb >^c. ;  ^c. ;  [%c.] 

Rakes,  horse 12K;  17K;  20 

n.o.p 15;  20;  22K 

Rake  bows,  hand  made;  made  of  steel    tubing 

20;  27K;30 

Rape  seed,  sowing Free 

Raspberries,  n.o.p.,  including  weight  of  pack- 
age, per  lb iKc;   IKc;  2c. 

wild Free 

♦Raspberry  bushes 12K:   17K;  20 

wine  (see  wines),  per  gal 25c. ;  25c. ;  25c. 

And 30 

Rattan,  not  further  manufactured  than  split, 

n.o.p 7K;  10;  10 

unmanufactured Free 

♦covered 22i^ ;  30 ;  35 

plaits  or  braids  for  hats Free 

Rawhide  centres  for  whips  (see  reeds) Free 

manufactures,  n.o.p 15 ;  22M ;  25 

Reapers,  and  complete  parts  thereof,  except 

shafting 12K;  17'^;  17M 

Reaping  hooks 15 ;  20;  22H 

Receptacles,  metallic,  exported  and  returned 

(Canadian  goods  returned) Free 

Recording  thermometer  charts  (paper) 

22K;  32^;  35 


t  Records  for  phonographs,  graphophones  and 
gramophones,  and  finished  parts.  .20;  27K;  30 

Rectal  tube  (metal) Free 

Red  lead,  dry Free;  5 ;  5 

liquor  for  dyeing  or  calico  printing,  crude 

acetate  of  aluminum Free 

*Reed,  covered 22^;  30;  35 

Reeds,  bamboo,  for  walking  sticks,  etc Free 

not    further    manufactured    than    split, 

n.o.p , 7K;  10;  10 

square  or  round,  and  raw-hide  centres, 
textile  leather  or  rubber  heads,  thumbs 
and  tips,  and  steel,  iron  or  nickel  caps 
for  whip  ends,  when  imported  by  whip 
manufacturers,  for  use  exclusively  in 
the  manufacture  of  whips  in  their  own 

factories Free 

Reflectors,  lamp 20;  27^;  30 

Refrigerators 20;  27>^  ;  30 

Regalia,  and  badges,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

Rennet,  raw  and  prepared Free 

Reports,  annual,  for  religious  or  benevolent 

associations  (see  books) Free 

Resin  or  rosin,  in  packages  100  lbs.  and  over.  .  Free 

gum,  crude  drugs  (see  drugs) Free 

oil Free 

♦Reticules 22K;  30;  35 

frames,  clasps,  etc.,  for  (see  frames). 

12K;  17K;  20 

Retorts  (see  mining  machinery) Free 

clay,  for  gas  plants \2%:  20;  22^ 

platinum  for  sulphuric  acid  (see  plati- 
num)  Free 

Revolvers. 20 ;  27^ *.  30 

Rhizomes Free 

Rhubarb  root  (see  roots,  medicinal) Free 

Rhododendrons Free 

fRibbonsof  all  kinds,  and  materials. 22 K:  32K:  35 
from  French  Treaty  countries.  Sp.  T.  . .  .25% 
Ribs  of  brass,  iron  or  steel,  runners,  rings, 
caps,  notches,  ferrules,  mounts  and  sticks  or 
canes  in  the  rough,  or  not  further  manufac- 
tured than  cut  into  lengths  suitable  for  um- 
brella, parasol  or  sunshade  or  walking  sticks, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  umbrel- 
las, parasols  and  sunshades,  for  use  exclusive- 
ly in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles  in 

their  own  factories Free 

Rice,  cleaned,  per  100  lbs 50c.;  65c.;  75c. 

flour,  per  lb j^c. ;    Ic. ;    Ic, 

uncleaned,  unhulled  or  paddy Free 

Rifle  powder,  per  lb 2c. ;  2Kc. ;  3c. 

Rifles.. 20;  27>^;  30 

articles  and  materials  for,  under  regula- 
tions prescribed  by  the  Minister  of 
Customs,  viz: — 
(a)  All  tools  and  machinery  not  manufac- 
tured in  Canada  up  to  the  required 
standard,  necessary  for  any  factory  to 
be  established  in  Canada  for  the  manu- 
facture of  rifles  for  the  Government  of 

Canada Free 

(6)  All  materials  or  parts  in  the  rough, 
unfinished,  and  screws,  nuts,  bands  and 
springs,  to  be  used  in  rifles  to  be  manu- 
factured   at   any   such  factory  for  the 

Government  of  Canada Free 

Rinds,  citron,  lemon  and  orange  in  brine.  . .  .Free 

Rings  for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs) Free 

♦Rivets,  brass  and  copper 20;  27K;  30 

iron  or  steel,  per  100  lbs 75c. ;  75c. ;  75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

platinum 15;   17>^;  20 

pronged,  shoe 20;  27>^;  30 

Road  rollers 15;  22K:  25 

scrapers  and  graders 20;  27K;  30 

Rock,  phosphate  (fertilizer,  unmanufactured). Free 

Rockingham  ware 20;  27K;  30 

Rods,  brass  cased,  for  carriage  rails  (see  iron 

tubing) Free 

brass,  not  less  than  6  ft.  long 5;  7K;  10 

copper,  not  less  than  6  feet  in  length,  un- 
manufactured  Free 

fishing 20;  27^;  30 

Rods,  iron  or  steel,  rolled  or  drawn,  not  less 
than  -fg  inch,  in  diameter,  used  in  the 
manufacturing  of  chain Free 


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109 


Rods,  iron  or  steel  wire,  for  manufacturing  wire 

(see  iron) Free 

Swedish  nail  rods,  iron  or  steel,  under  K 
inch  in  diameter,  for  horse-shoe  nails., Free 
Rollers,  copper,  discs  or  shells  for  engraving, 

etc.  (see  blanketing) Free 

copper,  for  calico  printing Free 

farm,  road  or  field 15 ;  22^;  25 

window  shade  or  blind 22^;  30;  35 

Rolling  pins 15;  17K;  20 

Roofing  slate,  per  square  of  100  sq.  feet. 

50c.;  70c.;  75c. 

Roofing  material  (Asbestite) 15;  22K;  25 

Roots,  dormant,  n.o.p Free 

medicinal,  viz.: — alkanet,  crude,  crushed 
or  jground;  aconite,  calumba,  folia  digi- 
talis, gentian,  ginseng,  jalap,  ipecacu- 
anha, iris,  orris,  root,  liquorice,  sarsa- 
parilla,    squills,    taraxacum,    rhubarb, 

and  valerian,  unground Free 

Root,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p Free 

Rope,   inanilla,   not   exceeding   one   and   one- 
half  inches  in  circumference,  for  lobster 

fishing Free 

wire 17K;  22K;  25 

wire,  for  ships  (see  wire  rope) Free 

Ropes,  head,  for  fishing  nets Free 

♦  Rose  bushes 12K;  17K;  20 

Rose  stock,  and  other  stock  for  grafting Free 

Rosin  in  packages  100  lbs.  and  over Free 

Rough  stuff  (see  oxides) 15 ;  20 ;  22K 

Rubber  boots  and  shoes 15 ;  22K ;  25 

boots    and    shoes,    stockinettes    for    (see 

stockinettes) 10;  12K;  15 

Rubber  bulbs  for  vaccine  points  (see  metallic 

tubes) Free 

*cement 15;  25;  27^^ 

Rubber  clothing 22M;  30;  35 

cotton  or  linen  hose  lined  with.  .22^;'  30;  35 

fillets  for  card  clothing  (see  fillets) Free 

hard  in  sheets  but  not  further  manufac- 
tured)   Free 

heads  for  whips  (see  reeds) Free 

hose 22'A;  30;  35 

manufactures  of.  n.o.p 15;  25;  27K 

mats  and  matting 22K;  30;  35 

packing 22>^;  30;  35 

♦plants  (ficus). 15;  22M;  25 

and  gutta  percha.  crude  caoutchouc  or 
india-rubber,  unmanufactured;  pow- 
dered rubber  and  rubber  or  gutta  percha 
waste  or  junk;  hard  rubber  in  sheets 
but  not  further  manufactured,  and  re- 
covered rubber  and  rubber  substitute.  Free 

thread  not  covered Free 

tires  for  vehicles,  fitted  or  not Free 

Rubberized  cloth  (textile)   (see  tape).20;  27K;  30 
Rubboline 15;  17K;  20 

♦  Rugs  of  cocoa,  straw,  hemp,  or  jute  17  K ;  22>^ ;  25 
Rugs,  China  goat Free 

n.o.p 25;  30;  35 

lap,  of  wool 30;  35;  35 

lap,  of  cotton  hemp  or  flax 25;  30;  35 

wool,  railway  or  travelling 30;  35;  35 

♦  Rulers  of  all  kinds 15 ;  25 ;  27 K 

Rules,   measuring 17K ;  22K ;  25 

printers'  brass 20;  27^;  30 

Ruling  machines,  bookbinders'    (see  printing 
presses) 5 ;   lo  •  10 

♦  Rum     (see     alcohol,    ethyl),    per    gal. 

$2.40;   $2.40;    $2.40 
♦bay  (see  alcoholic  perfumes),  in  4  oz.  flasks 

or  less 50;    50;    50 

♦in  over4oz.  flasks,  per  gal.  $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 40;  40;  40 

♦shrub  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Russian  hareskins  (Astrakhan) Free 

Rye,  per  bushel 7c. ;  9c. ;    10c. 

Rye  flour,  per  bbl 33c  ;  45c. ;  50c. 


Saccharine 15;  17K;  20 

Sacks,  of  hemp,  linen,  or  jute 15;  17M;20 

Sacks  containing  grain 15;   llj/i;  20 

cotton,  containing  wheat  flour Free 

paper,  of  all  kinds,  printed  or  not.  15;  25;  27^ 
Saddle  trees,  Mexican Free 


Saddlery 20;  27K;  30 

vSad  lions,  not  plated 20;   27>^-  30 

plated 22M:  30;  35 

bates,  amalgam  (see  mming  machinery) Free 

and  doors  of 20;  27K;  30 

Safety  lamps,  miners'  accessories  for  cleaning, 

etc.  (mining  machinery) Free 

Safety  pins,  plated  or  not 20;  27%;  30 

Saffron,   saffron   cake,  safflower  and  extracts 

of-  •••. Free 

Sago  and  tapioca 17K;  25;  27K 

flour,  per  lb H^';   Ic. ;   Ic. 

Sails  for  boats  and  ships 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Sal  ammoniac Free 

ammoniac  skimmings Free 

Sal  soda Free 

Salmon,  fresh,  pickled  or  salted,  per  Ib'.Kc. ;  Kc. ;  Ic. 

twine Free 

Salt  cake  (see  sulphate  of  soda) Free 

for  sea  or  gulf  fisheries Free 

Salt,  n.o.p. ,  in  bags,  barrels  and  other  coverings, 

per  100  lbs Free.  6Kc.;  75^c. 

compressed  into  bricks Free;  6Kc.;  7Kc. 

Bags,  barrels  and  other  usual  coverings, 
used  in  the  importation  of  salt. .  Free ;  25;  25 

in  bulk,  n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs Free;  4c. ;  5c. 

medicated 20 ;  25 ;  25 

Saltpetre  (nitrate  of  potash) Free 

Salts  of  antimony Free 

epsom 15;   17^;  20 

German  potash  (fertilizers) Free 

Nickel 15;   171^;  20 

Rochelle 15;   17^;  20 

♦  Salves,  n.o.p.  (medicinal  preparations).. 20;  25;  25 

Sand Free 

iron,  for  polishing,  etc Free 

paper 15;  22  K;  25 

Sandstone,  not  hammered,  sawed,  or  chiselled 

10;  12^;  15 

Sandpaper  discs  (dental) 15;  22 J^;  25 

Sanite  mastic 15;  17^;  20 

Sarsaparilla  root Free 

Sash  weights,  iron 15 ;  25 ;  27^ 

♦Satchels 22K;  30;  35 

Sateens    for    corsets    and    dress    stays     (see 

jeans) 123^;  17J^:  20 

Satin  white  (dry  colour) Free 

Sauer  kraut 15;  27^:  30 

♦Sauces 25;  32K:  35 

Sausage  skins  or  casings,  not  cleaned Free 

cleaned 15;  17^:  20 

Sawdust  of  wood Free 

Saws,  band,  gang  and  circular 15;  25;  21% 

Saws,  steel  for  (see  steel  for  saws) Free 

Scale  board  for  cheese  boxes Free 

Scales 20;  21H;  30 

♦Schiedam     (see   alcohol,    ethyl),     per     proof 

eal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦Schnapps     (see     alcohol,   ethvl).    per    proof 

eal-. $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Scientific  apparatus,  etc.  (see  philosophical).  .Free 

Schools,  antiquities  for  (see  antiquities) Free 

for  blind,  articles  for  (see  typewriters,  etc.) Free 
philosophical    and    scientific    apparatus, 

etc. .  for  (see  philosophical) Free 

School  writing  slates 15 ;  22  '/^ ;  25 

Scows 15;  25;  25 

Scrap  iron  and  scrap  steel,  old  and  fit  only  to  be 
reman ufactured .  being  part  of  or  recover- 
ed from  any  vessel  wrecked  in  waters 
subject  to  the  jurisdiction  of  Canada. . .  Free 
Scrap  iron  or  steel,  wrought,  being  waste  or 
refuse,  including  punchlngs,  cuttings, 
or  clippings  of  iron  or  steel  plates  or 
sheets  having  been  in  actual  use;  crop 
ends  Qf  tin  plate  bars,  or  of  blooms,  or  of 
rails,  the  same  not  having  been  in  actual 

use,  per  ton 50c. ;  90c. ;  $1.00 

But  nothing  shall  be  deemed  scrap  iron  or 
scrap  steel  except  waste  or  refuse  iron  or 
steel  fit  only  to  be  remanufactured  in 
rolling  mills  or  furnaces;  provided  that 
articles  of  iron  or  steel,  damaged  in 
transit,  if  broken  up  under  customs 
supervision  and  rendered  unsaleable 
except  as  scrap,  may  be  entered  for 
duty  as  scrap. 


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Scrap  lead 10;  15 ;  15 

leather,  tanners' 10;  12K ;  15 

Scrapers,  road  or  railway 20;  27K  ;  30 

♦Screens,  wire 20;  27K;  30 

Sere  ws, commonly  called ' '  wood  screws, "  of  iron 
or  steel,  brass  or  other  metal,  including 
lag  or  coach  screws,  plated  or  not,  and 
machine   or  other   screws,   n.o.p., 

22>^;  30;  35 

Jack 15;  25;  27>^ 

Scroll  iron  or  steel,  13  gauge  and  thicker  12 
inches    or    less    in    width,    per    ton 

$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 
iron  or  steel,  14  gauge  and  thinner,  n.o.p. 

Free;  5;  5 
iron    or    steel,    over  3ya    cents    per    lb., 

Free;    5;   5 

Scythes 15;  20;  22>^ 

Seal  twine Free 

Sealing  wax 15;  22M;  25 

Seamless  bags,  cotton 15 ;  17>^  ;  20 

drawn  tubing,  zinc Free 

iron  or  steel  boiler  tubes,  n.o.p Free 

iron    or   steel    tubing    over    4    inches    in 

diameter,  n.o.p 10;  12>^;  15 

iron   or  steel  tubing,  4  inches  or  less  in 

diameter,  n.o.p 20;  30;  35 

Seamless  steel  tubing,  3H  cents    per  lb.  and 

over Free;  5 ;  5 

Seagrass,  crude,  etc.,  or  cleaned  only Free 

Seaweed,  crude,  or  cleaned  only Free 

Sections,  iron  or  steel,  drilled,  punched,  or  in 
any  further  stage  of  manufacture  than 

as  rolled  or  cast,  n.o.p 22  5^;  30;  35 

rolled  iron  or  steel,  not  punched,  drilled  or 
further  manufactured  than  rolled,  n.o.p.. 

per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

Seed  cake,  cotton Free 

clover 5;   10;    10 

drills 12K;  17  5^;  20 

Seed,  flax,  per  bush 7K;  10;  10 

lac Free 

meal,  cotton Free 

oil.  cotton,  for  canning  fish  (refined) Free 

pease  and  beans  from  G.B Free 

timothy 5;    10;    10 

Seedling  stock  for  grafting Free 

Seeds,  viz.: — annatto,  beet,  carrot,  turnip, 
mangold,  mustard,  sowing  rape  seed  and 

mushroom  spawn Free 

Seeds,  aromatic,  which  are  not  edible  and  are 
in  a  crude  state,  and  not  advanced  in 
value  or  condition  by  grinding  or  refin- 
ing or  by  any  other  process  of  manu- 
facture, viz. : — anise,  anise  star,  caraway, 
cardamom,  coriander,  cumin. fennel,  and 

fenugreek Free 

Seeds,    non -edible,     adapted    for   dyeing   and 

tanning Free 

field  and  garden,  not  specified  as  free, 
valued  at  not  less  than  five  dollars  per 
pound  in  packages  weighing  not  less  than 

one  ounce  each 5;  10;  10 

♦Seeds,  garden,  field  and  other,  for  agricultural 
or  other  purposes,  n.o.p.;  sunflower, 
canary,  hemp  and  millet  seed,  when  in 
packages  weighing  over  one  pound  each 

5;  10;  10 
garden,  field  and  other,  for  agricultural  or 
other  purposes,  n.o.p. ;  sunflower,  canary, 
hemp  and  millet  seed,  when  in  packages 
weighing   one   pound    each    or   less, 

15;    22K:    25 

Seeds,  crude  drugs,  n.o.p.  (see  drugs) Free 

Seine  twine  in  hanks  or  coil Free 

Seines,  for  deep  sea  fishing Free 

Semaphore  lenses 15;  20;  22^^ 

Separators,  cream,  materials  for.  to  be  used  in 

the  factories Free 

cream,  and  steel  bowls  for Free 

(threshing) 15 ;  1 7  J4 ;  20 

steam,  and  oil  extractors,  of  iron  or  steel. 

15;   25;  27% 
tSerges,  to  be   finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15;  22K;  25 

Serum  for  subcutaneous  injection    (bacterio- 
logical product) Free 


Settlers'  effects,  viz.; — Wearing  apparel,  books, 
usual  and  reasonable  household  furniture 
and  other  household  effects ;  instruments 
and  tools  of  trade,  occupation  or  em- 
ployment, guns,  musical  instruments, 
domestic  sewing  machines,  typewriters, 
bicycles,  carts,  wagons,  and  other  high- 
way vehicles,  agricultural  implements 
and  live  stock  for  the  farm,  not  to  include 
live  stock  or  articles  for  sale,  or  for  use 
as  a  contractor's  outfit,  nor  vehicles  nor 
implements  moved  by  mechanical 
power,  nor  machinery  for  use  in  any 
manufacturing  establishment;  all  the 
foregoing  if  actually  owned  abroad  by 
the  settler  for  at  least  six  months  before 
his  removal  to  Canada,  and  subject  to 
regulations  prescribed  by  the  Minister 

of  Customs Free 

Provided  that  any  dutiable  article  entered 
as  settlers'  effects  may  not  be  so  entered 
unless  brought  by  the  settler  on  his  first 
arrival,  and  shall  not  be  sold  or  other- 
wise disposed  of  without  payment  of  duty 
until  after  twelve  months'  actual  use 
in  Canada. 

Sewer  pipes 25;32K:  35 

Sewing  machine  attachments Free 

Broom 20;  275^;  30 

Sewing  machines,  and  parts  thereof.  ...  20;  27^4 ;  30 

machines,  settlers'  effects *. Free 

Shack'es.    chain,   iron    or   steel,  i'\  of  an"  inch 

in  diameter,  and  over 5;  lyi;  10 

Shaddocks  (grape  fruit) Free 

Shade  blanks,  celluloid,  lamp 5 ;  7  ,--4  ;  10 

rollers,  window 22  K ;  30 ;  35 

Shades  and  shade  holders 20;  27 ^^ ;  30 

eye,  linen 25 ;  30 ;  35 

glass 20;  30;  i2% 

metal 20;  27K;  30 

porcelain,  for  electric  lamps 20;  30;  32M 

window,  cloth  for,  in  the  piece.  .  .22 K;  30;  35 
window,  cut  to  size  or  hemmed  or  mounted 

on  rollers,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

Shale  oil,  illuminating,  costing  more  than  30c. 

per  gal.  (see  oil.  illuminating) 15 ;  17  J^ ;  20 

♦Shams,  when  made  up 25;  32 K;  35 

Shares,  plough,  cut  to  shape,  etc.   (see  mould 

boards) Free 

Shawls,  wool,  not  knitted 30;  35  ;  35 

knitted 22K;  30;  35 

Shea  butter Free 

Shears,  pruning 15;  22K;  25 

Sheathing  vessels,  adhesive  felt  for Free 

Sheep  for  improvement  of  stock Free 

Shell,  lac  in Free 

Shells,  cocoa 7  K :  10 ;  10 

copper,   for  advertising   stereotypes,   etc. 
(see  stereotypes),  per  sq.  inch. 

Ic;   I'xi'c.;    iKc 
copper,  for  stereotypes,  etc..  n.o.p.    (see 

stereotypes'),  per  sq.  inch..  He. ;  He.;  He. 
copper,  for  books,  etc.   (see  stereotypes) .  Free 

paper,  brass  cups  for  (see  cups) Free 

shot,  primers    and    hemp    paper  for    (see 

hemp  paper) Free 

unmanufactured Free 

Shingles,  wood Free 

Ships  and  oth^r  vessels  built  in  any  foreign 
country,  if  British  registered  since  Septem- 
ber 1st,  1902.  on  application  for  license  to 
engage  in  the  Canadian  coasting  trade;  on 
the  fa-'r  market  value  of  the  hull,  rigging, 
machinery,  boilers,  furniture  and  appur- 
tenances thereof  (as  provided  in  an  Act 
respecting  the  Coasting  Trade  of  Canada.  .25;  25 

Shirt  bosoms,  celluloid 15;   1 7K :  20 

♦laces 20;  27^;  30 

Shoddy,  cotton,  woollen,  etc.  (see  waste) 

7H;  10;  12K 
Shoe  blacking;  shoemakers'  ink;  shoe,  harness 
and  leather  dressing,  and  knife  or  other 
polish  or  composition,  n.o.p.  ..  15;  25;  27>^ 

buttons,  n.o.p 17K ;  22K :  25 

buttons,  papier  mache Free 

eyelets  and  eyelet  hooks Free 

lace  wire  fasteners Free 


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Shoe  lace 20;  27K;  30 

laces,    tagging    metal    for    (see    tagging 

metal) Free 

patterns,  paper 10;  12K ;  15 

shanks,  steel  for  (see  steel  No.  20  gauge).  Free 

Shoes.  India  rubber 15 :  22  >^ ;  25 

horse  and  ox 20;  27K;  30 

and  boots,  pegged  or  wire  fastened,  with 
unstitched  soles  close  edged.  17  K;  22  K;  25 

♦  n.o.p 20;  27K :  30 

Shot  iron,  for  polishing,  etc.  (iron  sand) Free 

Shot  shells,  hemp  paper  for   (see  hemp  paper).  Free 
shells,  primers  for  (see  hemp  paper) ....  Free 
Shovel  blanks,  and  iron  or  steel,  cut  to  shape 

for  the  same 20;  30:  32]4 

Shovel  handles,  "D,"  of  wood 10;   12  K;  15 

Shovels,  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p 20;  30;  32K 

Shovels,  steel  bars  or  sheet  to  be  used  in  the 

manufacture  of  (see  steel) 10;   12K;  15 

Show   cards,   advertising,    per   lb.  ..10c;  15c.;  15c. 

Show  cases  and  metal  parts 22  5^;  30;  35 

♦Shrub,  rum  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦Shrubs,  nursery  stock,  n.o.p 12^^;  11/4;  20 

Sickles 15;  20;  ll'A 

Side-lights 20;  27  5^;  30 

Siennas  and  umbers 10;   12K ;  15 

Signs,  not  paper,  framed  or  not 20;  27 K;  30 

paper,  coated  with  paraffine,  per  lb. 

10c. :  15c.;  15c. 

celluloid,  advertising 20;  27  J^;  30 

Silex   or   crystallized    quartz,    ground    or   un- 

ground Free 

Silex  lining  for  tube  mills Free 

Silicate  of  soda,  in  crystals  or  in  solution ....  Free 

Silk  cocoons Free 

cravats 25;  32K;  35 

fabrics 17K;  27K;  30 

floss  and  silk  twist 17K;  22K;  25 

in    the    gum,    not    more    advanced    than 

singles 10;  12K;  15 

Silk  in  the  gum  or  spun,  when  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  silk  underwear  or  of 
woven  labels,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture   of   such   articles   in    their 

own  factories Free 

fmanufactures  of,  or  of  which  silk  is  the 
component  part  of  chief  value,  n.o.p. 

30;  35; 37 K 

French  Treaty  countries,  Sp.  T 32^ 

nets.    25;  32J^;  35 

♦nettings 25;  32^^;   35 

Sp.  T..  French  Treaty 27^ 

oiled,  flocked,  coated,  or  india-rubbered, 

n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

raw  or  as  reeled  from  the  cocoon,  not  being 
doubled,  twisted  or  advanced  in 
manufacture  in  any  way;  silk  cocoons 

and  silk  waste Free 

sewing  and  embroidery 173^;  22K;  25 

spun,  not  coloured,  n.o.p 10;  12 K;  15 

tvelvets 17K:  27K;  30 

waste Free 

Silver  anodes 5;  7K;  10 

coins,  except  foreign Free 

German  and  nickel,  in  bars,  blocks,  in- 
gots and  rods,  also  in  strips,  sheets  and 

plates Free 

German.   Nevada  and  nickel,  and   manu- 
factures of.  not  plated,  n.o.p.  12  5^;  27K;  30 
ingots,    blocks,    bars,    dcops.    sheets,    or 

plates,  etc.,  unmanufactured Free 

♦leaf 15;  25;  27^ 

♦  manufactures  of.  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

medals  (prizes) Free 

sweepings Free 

♦ware,  sterling  or  other,  wholly  or  in  part 

22 K;  30;  35 
♦Silvererl  glass,  bevel'ed  or  not,  and  framed 

or  not 22  ^^;  30;  35 

Sinkers,  n.o.p 22K;  30;  35 

Sinks,    earthenware,    stone,    cement,    or   clay, 

or  of  other  material,  n.o.p 20;  30;  35 

Sizingcream  and  enamel  sizing 5;  7K;  10 

Skates  of  all  kinds  and  parts  thereof.22K;  32K;  35 
Skeins     and    boxes    for    freight     and     farm 

wagons 17^;  22^:  25 


Skeletons  and  parts  thereof Free 

Skelp  iron  or  steel,  sheared  or  rolled  in  grooves, 

per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

Skelp  iron  or  steel,  sheared  or  rolled  in  grooves, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of 
wrought  iron  or  steel  pipe  for  use  only 
in  the  manufacture  of  wrought  iron  or 

steel  pipe  in  their  own  factories 5 ;  5 ;  5 

Skins,  Astrakhan  or  Russian  hare,  wholly  or 

partially  dressed,  but  not  dyed Free 

♦  Skins,  chamois 12K;  15;  [15] 

China   goat   skins,   not   dyed,   wholly   or 

partially  dressed Free 

fish Free 

for  moroqco  leather,  tanned  only.  .  10;  12K ;  15 

Skins,  for  taxiderraic  purposes Free 

fur,  not  dressed Free 

♦fur,dressed,wholly  or  partially, n.o.p.  10;  15;  15 

Skins,  goldbeaters' Free 

raw Free 

n.o.p 10;  12K;  15 

Skulls,  papier  mache,  for  fur  ornaments. 

223^;  32K:  35 

Slag,  blast  furnace Free 

trucks,  blast  furnace,  and  slag  pots  of  a 

class  not  made  in  Canada Free 

Slate  mantels 20;  27K;  30 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

pencils 15 ;  22K ;  25 

roofing,  per  square  of  100  sq.  ft.50c. ;  70c. ;  75c. 

vSlates,  school  writing 15 ;  22>^ ;  25 

Sleds,  children's,  and  finished  parts.  .  .  .22K;30;35 
Sleighs,  and  complete  parts  thereof.  .  17K;  22^;  25 

Slime  tables  for  raining Free 

♦Slippers,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Slugs  for  printing 12K;  17K;  20 

Smelting  machinery,  viz.: — Blowers  of  iron  or 
steel,  of  a  class  or  kind  not  made  in 
Canada,  for  use  in  the  smelting  or  ores, 
or  in  the  reduction,  separation  or  refining 
of  metals,  rotary  kilns,  revolving  roasters 
and  furnaces  of  metal  of  a  class  or  kind 
not  made  in  Canada,  designed  for  roast- 
ing ore,  mineral,  rock  or  clay;  blast 
furnace  slag  trucks  and  slag  pots  of  a 

class  not  made  in  Canada Free 

Smokers'  sets,  and  cases  therefor.  .  .  .22K:  32K;  35 

Snaths 15;  22^;  25 

Snuff,  per  lb 50c. ;  50c. ;  50c. 

Snaps,  harness,  tinned 20;  27 K;  30 

♦Soap,  castile,  per  lb Ic. ;  Ic. ;  2c. 

common  or  laundry,  per  100  lbs.65c. ;  90c. ;  $1.00 
♦Soap  powders,  powdered  soap,  mineral  soap, 

and  soap,  n.o.p 22}4\32]A;  [32X] 

soft,  for  pharmaceutical  purposes.22K ;  32^ ;  35 

Soap  stone,  ground  or  unground Free 

Soap,  whale  oil Free 

♦Sockets,  electric 15 ;  25 ;  27  J^ 

tubular  bow,  steel  for  (see  steel  No.  24 

gauge) Free 

Socks  and  stockings  of  all  kinds 25 ;  32K :  35 

Soda,  arseniate  of Free 

Soda  ash,  barilla Free 

bicarbonate  of 15;   17>^;  20 

bichromate  of Free 

binarseniate  of Free 

bisulphite  of Free 

hyposulphite  of 15;  I7K;  20 

Soda  caustic: — 

1.  When    in    packages   of  not   less   than 
twenty-five  pounds  weight  each Free 

2.  When  in  packages  of  less  than  twenty- 
five  pounds  weight  each 10;  12K;  15 

chlorate  of Free 

Soda,  nitrate  of Free 

nitrite  of Free 

peroxide  of Free 

phosphate  of 15;   11%;  20 

prussiate  of Free 

sal Free 

silicate  in  crystals  or  in  solution Free 

stannate Free 

sulphate  of,  crude  (salt  cake) Free 

sulphite Free 

Sodium,  sulphide  of Free 

cyanide  of,  for  reducing  metals  in  mining 
operations Free 


United    Typewriter    Co.,    Ltd. 
In   all   Canadian   Cities. 
Head   Office  at  Toronto. 


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Sodium,  metallic 15 ;  17>^ ;  20 

Sole  leather 12'A;  15;  17K 

Soldering  flux 15;  17K;  20 

Solder,  lead  and  tin 15 ;   17%  ;  20 

"Soudan"  (colour) 15;  20;  22% 

*Soups  of  all  kinds 17^ ;  25 ;  27^ 

Southdown  combing  wool,  per  lb..  .  .2c.;  2  3^c. ;  3c. 

Soy 25;  32K;  35 

Spade  blanks  and  iron  or  steel  cut  to  shape  for 

the  same 20;  30;  32K 

Spades,  iron  or  steel 20;  30;  32K 

Spanish  grass  (esparto) Free 

fSpar  ornaments 20;  27K;  30 

Sparkling  wines  (see  champagne) 

Spawn,  mushroom Free 

Specimens,  botanical  and  entomological Free 

mitieralogical Free 

Specimens,  for  illustration,  natural  history  for 

schools,  universities  and  public  museums.  .  Free 
Spectacle  frames  and  metal  parts  thereof 

15;    17K;   20 

Spectacle  cases 22>^;30;  35 

Spectacles  and  lenses  for 20;  27K;  30 

Spelter,  zinc Free 

Sphygmomanometer  (metal) Free 

Spices,  unground,  n.o.p 10;  12K;  12K 

ground,  n.o.p.,  per  lb 3c.;  3c.;  3c. 

and T}4\  10;  10 

Spiegeleisen,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

Spikes,  composition 10;  12>^;  15 

cut,    iron    or    steel    (ordinary    builders'), 
per   100  lbs 30c. ;  45c. ;  50c. 

railroad,  per  100  lbs 30c. ;  45c. ;  50c. 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p .20;  30;  35 

Spinning,   machinery  for   (see  machinery  for 

carding) 10;   10;   10 

Spirit  levels 17K;  22^^;  25 

♦Spirit,   palm   (see   alcohol,  ethyl),    per   proof 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦  potato    (see    alcohol,  ethyl),    per    proof 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦pyroxylic  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),    per   proof 

gal $2.40;    $2.40;    $2.40 

varnishes  and  lacquers, per  gal $1;  $1 ;  $1. 

Spirit  wood  (see   alcohol,    ethyl),     per    proof 

gal $2.40:  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦Spirits,  and  strong  waters  of  any  kind,  mixed 
with  any  ingredient  or  ingredients,  as 
being  known  or  designated  as  anodynes, 
elixirs,  essences,  extracts,  lotions, 
tinctures  or  medicines,  or  ethereal  and 
spirituous    fruit    essences,    n.o.p.,    per 

gallon $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

Spirits    of    ammonia,     aromatic,    per    gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

♦methylated  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  proof 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

of  nitre,  sweet,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

of  turpentine Free 

♦of   wine,    n.o.p.    (see  alcohol,   ethvl),  per 

proof  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

paint    and    colours    ground    in.    per   gal. 

$1.00;  $1.00;  $1.00 

♦  perfumed  (see  alcoholic  perfumes),  4  oz. 

flasks  or  less 50*  50;  50 

♦over  4  oz.,  per  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 40 ;  40 ;  40 

♦Spirituous  liquors,   n.o.p  (see  alcohol,  ethyl), 

per  proof  gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Spokes,  hickory  or  oak.  not  further  manufac- 
tured than  rough  turned,  and  not  tenoned, 

mitred  or  sized Free 

Sponges 15 ;  17  5^;  20 

Spoons,  tea  and  table,  tinned 15;  22?^;  2S 

Sprayers,  hand 20;  27  5^;  30 

power 15;  25:  27% 

Spraying,  preparations  for,  non-alcoholic. 20;  25;  25 

Spreaders,  manure 12  J^;  17  5^;  20 

♦Spring  mattresses  and  other 20;  27K;  30 

Springs     for     railway,     tramway    and    other 

vehicles 22K;  30;  35 

for  surgical  trusses  (see  steel  springs) Free 

clock,  steel  for  (see  steel  No.  20  gauge) ....  Free 
♦furniture 20;  27K;  30 


Springs,  lamp,  and  clock 7K;  10;  10 

Sprinklers  for  fire  protection 22K;30;35 

Spurs  and  stilts,  used  in  the  manufacture  of 

earthenware Free 

Squares,  steel 17>^;  22K;  25 

Squills  root Free 

Stair  linen 20;  27^;  30 

♦Stair  pads 17>^;  22K;  25 

Stamps,  dating,  nickel  plated 22 >^;  30;  35 

Starch,  including  com  starch,  potato  starch, 
potato  floiu",  and  all  preparations  having 
the  qualities  of  starch,  the  weight  of  the 
package  to  be  included  in  the  weight  for 

duty,  per  pound Ic:    \Hc.\    \}4c. 

Statues  for  churches 20;  27K;  30 

fStatues  and  statuettes,  of  any  material.  20;  27  >i ;  30 

Stave  bolts,  n.o.p Free 

bolts  in  the  rough  of  poplar 15;  17K;  20 

Staves,  rough  of  oak,  listed  and  johited  only.  Free 

finished 17%;  22%;  25 

in  the  rough  of  poplar 15;   17K;  20 

Stays,  dress,  flat  wire  for  (see  steel  wire) ....  Free 

Steam  gauges,  iron  or  steel 15 ;  25;  27% 

Stearic  acid 12>^;  17K;  20 

Stearine,    animal,    of    all    kinds,    n.o.p.,    per 

lb iKc;  IKc;  2c. 

Steel  angles,  rolled,  n.o.p.,  neither  punched, 
drilled,     nor    further    manufactured     than 

rolled,  per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

Steel  angles,  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

Steel  axles,  axle  bars  and  blanks  for  railway 

and  other  vehicles 22K;  30;  35 

Steel    balls    for   bearings    of   machinery,    and 

vehicles Free;  7K ;  10 

balls  for  gas  buoys,  not  less  than  3  inches 

in  diameter Free 

band,  rolled,  14  gauge  and  thinner,  gal- 
vanized, coated  or  not,  n.o.p Free;  5;  5 

band,   13  gauge  and  thicker    12  inches  or 

less  in  width,  per  ton.  .  .$4.25;  $5.00;  $7.00 
band,  over  3Mc.  per  lb.,  n.o.p.   (see  iron 

or  steel  bar) Frei;  5 ;  5 

bars,  hot  rolled,  n.o.p.,  per  ton. 

$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 
Steel  bars,  cold  twisted  (for  concrete  work) 

20;  27K;  30 
bars,    hammered,    drawn    or   cold   rolled, 

n.o.p.  (see  forging) 20;  27K;  30 

bars,  over  3>^c.  per  lb.,  n.o.p Free;  5;  5 

in  bars  or  sheets,  to  be  used  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  shovels,  when 
imported  by  manufacturers  of  shovels, 

per  ton $2.00 ;  $2.75 ;  $3.00 

beams  for  vessels Free 

beams,  rolled,  not  less  than  35  lbs.  per 
lineal   yd.,   per    ton    (see   iron    rolled) 

$2.00;  $2.75;  $3.00 
beams,    rolled,    n.o.p.     (see    iron    rolled) 

perton .  .$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

billets  weighing  60  lbs.  or  over  per  lineal 

yard,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

billets,  n.o.p.,  per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

blooms,  crop  ends  of  (see  scrap),  per  ton 

50c.;  90c.;  $1.00 
blanks    for    the    manufacture    of    milling 
cutters  when  of  greater  value  than  3Kc. 

per  lb Free;  5 ;  5 

blooms,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

boiler  tubes,  wrought  or  seamless,  n.o.p. Free 
boiler  and  bolt  blanks,  per  100  lljs. 

75c.;   75c.;   75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

bowls  for  cream  separators Free 

bridges  or  parts 22K;  30;  35 

♦buckles,  n.o.p 20;  27>^;  30 

caps  for  whips  (see  reeds) Free 

cast,  over  i}4c.  per  lb.,  n.o.p.  (see 

iron) Free ;  5 ;  5 

♦castings 15;  25;  27K 

Steel  chains,  coil,  links  and  shackles,  5-16  inch 

in  diameter  and  over 5;  7X;  10 

channels,  rolled,  not   less  than  40  lbs. 
per   yard    (see  iron),   per  ton. 

$2.00;    $2.75;    $3.00 
channels,    rolled,    n.o.p.     (see    iron),    per 

ton : $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

chrome 10;  12K;  15 


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steel  columns,  drilled,  etc 22K;  30;  35 

for  saws  and  straw  cutters Free 

forks,  table,  rough 5 ;  7K ;   10 

girders,  rolled,  n.o.p.,  per  ton 

$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

heads  for  gas  buoys Free 

Steel  hinges,  T  and   strap   and   hinge   blanks, 

per  100  lbs 75c. ;   75c. ;   75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

hoop,  13  gauge  and  thicker  (see  iron),  per 

ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

hoop,  14  gauge  and  thinner Free;  5;  5 

hoop,  over  3>^  cents  per  lb.,  n.o.p.Free;  5;  5 
Steel  ingots  and  cogged  ingots,  per  ton 

$1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 
key,  X  inch  square,  cold  drawn.. 20;  27K;  30 

knees  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

knife  blades  in  the  rough 5 ;  7>^ ;  10 

loops,  or  other  forms,  n.o.p.   (see  loops), 

per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

machinery,  n.o.p.,  and  parts.  ...  15;  25;  27K 

♦manufactures,  n.o.p 20;  27>^;  30 

manufactures  not  made  in  Canada,  for  ves- 
sels  Free 

nails,  cut,  per  100  lbs 30c.;  45c.;  50c. 

nail  rods,  Swedish,  for  horse-shoe  nails.  .Free 
nuts  and  nut  blanks,  per  100  lbs. 

75c.;    75c.;    75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

Steel  of  number  twelve  gauge  and  thinner,  but 
not  thinner  than  number  thirty  gauge, 
for  the  manufacture  of  buckle  clasps, 
bed  fasts,  furniture  casters,  and  ice 
creepers,  when  imported  by  manufac- 
turers of  such  articles,  for  use  exclu- 
sively in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles 

in  their  own  factories Free 

of  number  twenty  gauge  and  thinner,  but 
not  thinner  than  number  thirty  gauge, 
for  the  manufacture  of  corset  steels, 
clock  springs  and  shoe  shanks,  when  im- 
ported by  manufacturers  of  such  articles 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories.  .Free 
Steel  of  numbers  twenty-four  and  seventeen 
gauge,  in  sheets  sixty-three  inches  long, 
and  from  eighteen  inches  to  thirty- 
two  inches  wide,  when  imported  by  the 
manufacturers  of  tubular  bow  sockets 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture 
of  such  articles  in  their  own  factories .  .  Free 

Steel  patterns,  not  being  models 20;27K;30 

pipe,  fittings  for,  iron  or  steel.  .  .20;  27 K;  30 
plates,  over  3K  cents  per  lb.,  n.o.p.  (see 

iron  or  steel  bars) Free;  5 ;  5 

plates,  engravers'    polished 15;  17>^;  20 

plates,  cut  to  shape  for  land  rollers Free 

plates,  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

plates,  for  boilers,  etc.  (see  boiler  plates). Free 
plates,  30  inches  and  over  in  width,  and  not 
less  than  y^  inch  thick,  n.o.p.,  per  ton. 

$2.00;  $2.75;  $3.00 
plates,  n.o.p.,  sheared  or  not,  per  ton. 

$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

puddled  bars,  per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

rails,  crop  ends  of  (see  scrap),  per  ton 

50c.;  90c.;  $1.00 
rails,  for  railways  (see  rails),  per  ton 

$4.50;  $6.00;  $7.00 
rails,  for  railways,  re-rolled  (see  rails). 25 ;  25 ;  25 

ribs  for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs) Free 

rivets,   per   100  lbs 75c.;  75c.;  75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

Steel  rods  for  manufacturing  wire  (see  iron) .  .  Free 
rolled,  for  saws  and  for  straw  cutters,  not 
tempered  or  ground  nor  further  manu- 
factured   than    cut   to   shape,    without 

indented  edges Free 

scrap  from  vessels  wrecked   in  Canadian 

waters  (see  scrap) Free 

scrap,    wrought    refuse    (see    scrap),    per 

ton 50c.;  90c.;  $1.00 

screws,  n.o.p.  (see  screws) 22 M;  30;  35 

scroll,  1,3  gauge  and  thicker.  12  in.  or  less 

in  width,  per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

scroll,  14  gauge  and  thinner  (see  iron  or 
steel  sheets) Free;  5 ;  5 

8 


Steel  scroll  over  3X  cents  per  lb.,  n.o.p.Free;  5;  5 

sections  drilled,  etc.  (see  structural 
work) 22y2  ;  30;  35 

sections,    rolled,    n.o.p.  (see  iron,  rolled; 

per  ton $4.25 ;  $6.00 ;  $7.00 

Steel  shafting,  turned,  compressed,  or  pol- 
ished  20;  27K;  30 

Steel  shapes,  hammered,  drawn,  or  cold  rolled, 

n.o.p 20;  27K ;  30 

shapes,  drilled,  punched,  etc.  (see 
bridges) 12%;  30;  35 

shapes,   rolled,  not  punched,   etc.,   n.o.p. 
(see  iron,  rolled),  per  ton. $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 
Steel  sheets,  14  gauge  and  thinner,  n.o.p.. Free;  5;  5 

sheets,  coated  with  zinc,  spelter  or  other 
metal,  n.o.p Free;  5 ;  5 

sheets,  crucible,  eleven  to  sixteen  gauge, 
two  and  one-half  to  eighteen  inches 
wide,  for  the  manufacture  of  mower 
and  reaper  knives,  when  imported  by 
the  manufacturers  thereof  for  use  ex- 
clusively in  the  manufacture  of  such 
articles  in  their  own  factories Free 

sheets,  over  3K  cents  per  lb.,  n.o.p.  (see 
iron,  rolled) Free;  5 ;  5 

sheets,  rolled,  n.o.p.,  sheared  or  not,  per 
ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

sheets,  for  vessels  (see  masts) Free 

shovels,  n.o.p 20;  30;  7,2% 

skelp,  sheared,  or  rolled  in  grooves,  n.o.p., 
per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

skelp, for  manufacture  of  pipe  (see  skelp). 5 ;  5:  5 

slabs   per  ton $1.50;  $2.25;  $2.50 

Steel  spikes,  cut  and  railroad,  per  100  lbs. 

30c.;  45c.;  50c. 

Steel  springs  for  the  manufacture  of  surgical 

trusses,    when   imported   by   manufacturers 

of  surgical  trusses  for  use  exclusively  in  the 

manufacture  thereof  in  their  own  factories.  .  Free 

Steel  strip,  13  gauge  and  thicker,  12  inches  or 

less  in  width,  per  ton $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

strip,  3Kc.  per  lb.,  n.o.p.  (see  rolled  iron 

or  steel  bar) Free;  5 ;  5 

Steel  strips  and  flat  steel  wire  when  imported 
into  Canada  by  manufacturers  of  buck- 
thorn and  plain  strip  fencing,  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such 
articles  in  their  own  factories;  and 
barbed  fencing  wire  of  iron  or  steel.  .  .  .  Free 

strip,  14  gauge  and  thinner,  galvanized  or 
coated  with  metal,  polished  or  not, 
n.o.p Free;  5;  5 

strips,  rolled  like  tubing,  edges  separated. 

20;  27K;  30 

structural  sections,  drilled,  etc.  (see 
bridges) 22K;  30;  35 

structural,  for  beet  sugar  (see  machinery). Free 

tees,  rolled,  n.o.p.,  not  punched  or  drilled, 
per  ton  (see  iron) $4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 

tires,  locomotive  and  car  wheel,  in  the 
rough Free 

tubes  for  gas  buoys,  etc.  (see  automatic 
gas  buoys) Free 

tubes,  not  joined  or  welded,  rolled,  not 
more  than  \%  inches  in  diameter, 
n.o.p Free 

tubing,  wrought  or  seamless,  over  4  inches 
in  diameter,  n.o.p 10;  12>^;  15 

tubing,  wrought  or  seamless,  4  inches  or 
less  in  diameter,  n.o.p .20;  30;  35 

tubing,  other,  plain  or  galvanized,  riveted, 
corrugated  or  otherwise  specially 
manufactured,  including  lock  joint  pipe, 
n.o.p 20;  27^;  30 

tubing,  seamless,  3>2C.  per  lb.,  and 
over Free;  5 ;  5 

tubing,  rolled  or  drawn  square,  of  iron 
or  steel,  adapted  for  use  in  the  manu- 
facture of  agricultural  implements.Free;  5;  5 

wire  cloth 20;  27K;  30 

wire,  crucible,  cast,  valued  at  not  less  than 
6  cents  per  lb Free,  5 ;  5 

wire,  flat,  of  No.  16  gauge  or  thinner 
when  imported  by  the  manufacturers  of 
crinoline  or  corset  wire  and  dress  stays 
for  use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of 
such  articles  in  their  own  factories Free 


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Steel  wire,  flat,  for  fencing  (see  steel  strips) ....  Free 

wire  for  boot  and  shoes  (see  wire) Free 

Steel  wire,  valued  at  not  less  than  2^c. 
per  lb.  when  imported  by  manufac- 
turers of  rope  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  rope;  and  also  wire  rope 
for  use  exclusively  for  rigging  of  ships  and 
vessels,  under  regulations  by  the  Minister 

of  Customs Free 

Steel  wire  for  wire  mattresses,  Bessemer  soft 
drawn  spring,  of  Nos.  10, 12  and  13  gauge, 
respectively,  and  homo  steel  spring  wire 
of  Nos.  II  and  12  gauge,  respectively, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  wire 
mattresses,  to  be  used  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factories Free 

wire,  galvanized,  9,  12  and  13  gauge Free 

wool 5;  7K;  10 

*Steels.  corset 22M;  30;  35 

Stem  seeds,  crude  drugs  (see  drugs) Free 

Stereotypes,  electrotypes  and  celluloids,  for 
almanacs,  calendars,  illustrated  pamph- 
lets, newspapers  or  other  advertise- 
ments, n.o.p.,  and  matrices  or  copper 
shells  for  such  stereotypes,  electrotypes 
and    celluloids,    per    sq.    inch, 

Ic;  iXc;  iXc 
Stereotypes,  electrotypes,  celluloids  and  bases 
for  the  same,  composed  wholly  or  in  part 
of  metal  or  celluloid,  n.o.p.,  and  copper 
shells  for  such  stereotypes,  electrotypes, 
and  celluloids,  per  sq.  inch,  .yic;  yic;  yic 
Matrices  for  stereotypes,  electrotypes  and 
celluloids  described  in  the  above  item, 

per  sq.  inch Kc. ;  Kc. ;  Kc. 

Stereotypes,  electrotypes  and  celluloids  of  news- 
paper columns  in  any  language  other 
than  French  and  English,  and  of  books, 
and  bases  and  matrices  and  copper 
shells  for  the  same  whether  composed 
wholly  or  in  part  of  metal  or  celluloid .  .  Free 

Sterilizers  (metal)  for  hospitals Free 

Stethoscopes  (metal) Free 

Stick  lac Free 

Sticks  for  umbrellas,  etc.  (see  ribs) Free 

for  umbrellas,  bamboo  reeds  for.  not  further 
manufactured    than     cut    to    suitable 

length Free 

umbrellas,  n.o.p 15;  17>^;20 

Stilts  and  spurs  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 

earthenware Free 

Stirrups,  wood Free 

Stockinettes  for  the  manufacture  of  rubber 
boots  and  shoes,  when  imported  by  manu- 
facturers of  rubber  boots  and  shoes  for 
use  exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such 

articles  in  their  own  factories 10;  12K;  15 

Stockings  of  all  kinds,  including  elastic. 25 ;  32K ;  35 

Stone,  building,  sawn  or  dressed 15;  17K;20 

building,  not  hammered,  sawn  or  chisel- 
led  10;  12K;  15 

chalk,    China,    cliff,    soap,    or    Cornwall, 

ground  or  unground Free 

crushed 15;  17K:  20 

crude,  lime Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Stone,  paving  blocks 15;  17K;  20 

pumice  and   lava,   not   further  manufac- 
tured than  ground Free 

refuse,  not  sawn,  hammered  or   chiselled 
nor  fit  for  flagstone,  building  stone  or 

paving Free 

Stone,  rotten,  prepared  for  polishing.  ..15;  25;  27K 
tiles  or  blocks  for  mosaic  flooring.  .  20;  27>^ ;  30 
Stones,  burr,  rough,  for  binding  into  mill  stones 

(see  burr-stones) Free 

curling  and  handles  therefor Free,  7K;  10 

ground  flint Free 

lithographic,  not  engraved 12K;  17K;20 

♦precious,  and  imitations  thereof,  not 
mounted  or  set;  and  pearls  and  imita- 
ti®ns  thereof,  pierced ,  split ,  strun  g  or  n  ot , 
but  not  set  or  mounted  (see  diamonds) 

7K;10:  10 

Stoneware,  brown  or  coloured 20;  27  K;  30 

demijohns,  chums,  or  crocks 20;  27>^;  30 


Stores,  military   (Imperial  Government)   (see 

arms) Free 

Stout,   imported   in   bulk   (see   ale),   per  gal. 

16c.;   16c.;   16c. 
Stout,  imported  in  bottle  (see  ale)     per  gal. 

24c.;  24c.;  24c. 

Stoves  of  all  kinds 15 ;  22  K ;  25 

Stove  polish,  "  Rising  Sun  " 15;  22>^;  25 

Stove  supplies,  nickel  plated 22^;  30;  35 

thermometers 17K ;  22^ ;  25 

Stove  trimmings  and   parts  of   stoves,   n.e.s., 

according  to  material. 
Stove  urns  of  metal,  and  dovetails,  chaplets 
and  hinge  tubes  of  tin  for  use  in  the  manu- 
facture of  stoves 5 ;  7M ;    10 

Straw,  per  ton $1.65;  $1.75;  $2.00 

Strawberries,    n.o.p..    weight    of    package    in 

weight  for  duty,  per  lb iKc;  IK^.;  2c. 

wild Free 

Strawberry    wine    (see    wine),   per  gal., 

25c.;  25c.;  25c. 

and 30 

Strawboard.  not  pasted  or  coated 15;  22K;  25 

♦Straw  carpets,  rugs,  mats   and    matting 

17K;  22>^;   25 
Straw  cutters,  steel  for,  rolled,  not  tempered 
or    ground    nor    further    manufactured 
than  cut  to   shape,    without   indented 

edges Free 

vStreet  cars,  electric  motor 22M;  30;  35 

Street  sprinklers,  with  metal  tanks. .  .20;  27  j^;  30 

with  wood  tanks 17%;  22K;  25 

Strength  testing   machines    of  all  kinds, 

20;  273^;  30 

♦Stretchers,  curtain 20:  27K;  30 

Strip    fencing,     buckthorn     (see    buckthorn) 
,      .  10;  12K;  15 

fencmg,  wire,  etc.,  for  manufacture  of  (see 

steel  strips) Free 

Strip  iron  or  steel,  13  gauge  and  thicker,  12 
inches    or    less    in    width,    per    ton 

$4.25;  $6.00;  $7.00 
Strip  iron  or  steel,  14  gauge  and  thinner, galvan- 
ized and  coated  or  not Free;  5;  5 

over  3Kc.  per  lb.,  n.o.p Free;  5;  5 

Structural  work  (iron  or  steel),  columns, 
shapes  or  sections,  drilled,  punched  or  in 
any  further  stage  of  manufacture  than  as 

rolled  or  cast,  n.o.p 22K ;  30;  35 

for  beet  root  sugar  (see  machinery) Free 

Strychnine 15;  17K;  20 

vStuflfing  oil  (soap) 22M;  32K:  35 

Stump  pullers  or  machines 15;  25;  27J^ 

Sub-acetate  of  copper,  dry  (verdigris) Free 

Subspar 15;  17^:  20 

Suit  cases  (miniature)  paper 22^;  32J^;  35 

Sugar,  viz.: — All  sugar  above  No.  16,  Dutch 
standard  in  colour,  and  all  refined  sugars 
of  whatever  kinds,  grades  or  standards, 
testing  not  more  than  eighty-eight 
degrees    by    the    polariscope,    per    100 

lbs 72c. ;  98c. ;  $1.08 

And   for   each    additional   degree   over 
eighty-eight     degrees,     per     100     lbs. 

Ic;  iKc;  iKc 
Provided  that  fractions  of  five-tenths  of  a 
degree  or  less  shall  not  be  subject  to 
duty,  and  that  fractions  of  more  than 
five-tenths  shall  be  dutiable  as  a 
degree. 
Provided  that  refined  sugar  shall  be  en- 
titled to  entry  under  the  British  Prefer- 
ential Tariff  upon  evidence  satisfactory 
to  the  Minister  of  Customs  that  such 
refined  sugar  has  been  manufactured 
wholly  from  raw  sugar  produced  in  the 
British  colonies  and  possessions,  and  not 
otherwise. 
Sugar,  viz.: — Sugar,  n.o.p.,  not  above  No.  16, 
Dutch  standard  in  colour,  sugar  drain- 
ings,  or  pumpings  drained  in  transit, 
melado  or  concentrated  melado,  tank 
bottoms,  sugar  concrete,  and  molasses 
testing  over  fifty-six  degrees,  and  not 
more  than  seventy-five  degrees  by 
the   polariscope,   per    100  lbs., 

3lKc.;    45c.:   52c. 


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Sugar — And  for  each  additional  degree  over 
seventy- five     degrees,      per      100    lbs. 

Ic;  iKc;  iKc 
Provided  that  fractions  of  five-tenths  of  a 
degree  or  less  shall  not  be  subject  to  duty, 
and  that  fractions  of  more  than  five- 
tenths  shall  be  dutiable  as  a  degree. 
Provided  that  all  raw  sugar,  including 
sugar  specified Jn  this  item,  the  produce 
of  any  British  colony  or  possession, 
shall  be  entitled  to  entry  under  the 
British  Preferential  Tariff,  when  im- 
ported direct  into  Canada  from  any 
British  colony  or  possession. 
Sugar  candy  and  confectionery  of  all  kinds, 
including  sweetened  gums,  candied  peel, 
candied  pop-corn,  candied  fruits,  candied 
nuts,  flavouring  powders,  custard  pow- 
ders, jelly  powders,  sweetmeats,  sweet- 
ened breads,  cakes,  pies,  puddings,  and 
all  other  confections  containing    sugar 

22M;  32K,35 
Sugar,  grape  or  glucose  (see  glucose),  per  100 

lbs 40c. ;   55c. ;   62Mc. 

maple 15;  17K;  20 

Sulphate  of  alumina  (alum  cake) Free;  10;  10 

so  called,  not  admitted  from  Pennsylvania 
Salt  Mining  Co.  or  from  the  Provident 
Chemical  Co. 

ammonia Free 

copper  (blue  vitriol) Free 

iron  (copperas) Free 

lime  (crude  gypsum) Free 

potash,  crude Free 

soda,  crude  (salt  cake) Free 

zinc Free 

Sulphur,  crude,  or  in  roll  or  flour Free 

Sulphur,  soluable,  (liquid) 15 ;  17>^;  20 

Sulphuric  acid,  per  100  lbs...l7Kc.;  22Kc.;  25c. 

Sulphurous  acid 15 ;  20 ;  22% 

acid  platinum  articles  for  (see  platinum)  .  Free 

ether 15;  22^4;  25 

Sunday  School  lesson  pictures Free 

Sun  heaters,  aluminum 20;  27K ;  30 

Sunshades,  of  all  kinds  and  materials.. 22>^;  30;  35 
Sunshade  sticks,  bamboo  reeds  for  (see  cane). Free 

sticks,  or  handles,  n.o.p 15;  17K;  20 

sticks,  ribs,  notches,  etc.,  for  (see  ribs).  .Free 

♦Surgical  dressings,  antiseptic 12K;  17 H;  20 

♦Sweepers,  carpet 20;  27K ;  35 

Sweepings,  gold  and  silver Free 

♦Sweetmeats 22K;  32K;  35 

Swine  for  improvement  of  stock Free 

Switches  for  railways 20;  30;  32K 

Switch  boards,  electric 15;  25 ;  27^ 

Swivels 22K;  30;  35 

Swords 20;  27^;  30 

Syringes,  hypodermic Free 

Syringes,  exploring,  (metal) Free 

Syrup,  cereal  (grain  molasses) 50;  50;  50 

Syrup,  glucose  and  corn  syrup,  or  any  syrups 
containing  an    admixture  thereof,   per 

hundred  pounds 40c. ;  55c. ;  62 Kc. 

maple 15;   17K;  20 

ffruit,  and  fruit  juices,  n.o.p 15;  17K;  20 

♦medicinal,  n.o.p.   (see  medicinal  prepara- 
tions)  50;  50;  50 

and  molasses  of  all  kinds,  the  product  of 
the  sugar-cane  or  beet,  n.o.p.,  and  all 
imitations  thereof  or  substitutes  there- 
for, per  one  hundred  pounds.35c. ;  45c. ;  50c 

T 
Table  cloths,  linen  or  cotton,  un colored.  20;  27  J^;  30 

linen,  with  coloured  borders 25;  30;  32>^ 

forks,  of  iron  or  steel  in  the  rough,  not 
handled,     filed,    ground    or    otherwise 

manufactured    5 ;  7K ;   10 

Tables,  bagatelle,  billiard,  and  other  game 
tables,  cues,  balls,  cue-racks,  and  cue- 
tips 22K;  30;  35 

Tables,  surgical  and  operating,  for  use  in  hos- 
pitals  Free 

slime  for  mining Free 

Tableware,  blown  glass 20;  30;  32K 

glass,  cut,  moulded,  pressed  or  crys- 
tal  20;  30;  32M 


♦Tableware  of  China,  porcelain,  white  granite 

or  iron  stone 15;  27K;  [27>^] 

Tablets  for  schools  of  blind  (see  typewriters).  Free 

♦Tacks,  brass  and  copper 20;  27>^;  30 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p 20;  30;  33 

♦Tafia  bitters  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per    proof 

gal $2A0;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Tagging  metal,  plain,  japanned  or  coated,  in 
coils,  not  over  one  and  a  half  inch  in  width, 
when  imported  by  manufacturers  of  shoe 
and  corset  laces  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such  articles  in  their  own 

factories Free 

Tags,  shipping,  price  and  other.  .  .  .22K;  32K;  35 

Tailors'  hollands  of  linen 17K  ;  22M;  25 

Tailings,  wax 15;   17%  ;   20 

Tails,  fur,  in  the  raw  state Free 

fur,  n.e.s 10;  15;  15 

Talc  and  soapstone,  ground  only Free 

Tallow 15;  17K;  20 

Tampico  fibre  (istle) Free 

Tank  bottoms,  sugar  (see  sugar,  n.o.p.),  per 

100  lbs 3lKc.;  45c.;  52c. 

Tanks,  steel  or  iron 20;  27%;  30 

Tanners'  scrap  leather 10;  12>^  ;  15 

Tannic  acid Free 

Tanning  articles,  etc.  (see  dyeing  articles) .  .  .  Free 

Tanning,  books  on Free 

Tape,  insulating 20;  27%  ;   30 

♦Tape  lines,  of  any  material 17K;  22K;  25 

Tape  or  other  textile,  india-rubbered,  flocked 

or  coated,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Tapioca 17^;  25;  27K 

Tapioca  flour,  per  lb ^c. ;   Ic. ;    Ic. 

Tar,  coal,  crude,  in  packages  of  not  less  than 

15  gallons Free 

Tar  dyes,  coal,  soluble  in  water  and  packages 

not  less  than  one  lb Free 

Taraxacum  root Free 

Tarred  paper 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Tartar  emetic «. Free 

Tartaric  acid  crystals Free 

♦Tassels 25 ;  32K ;  35 

Tea  and  green  coffee  imported  direct  from  the 
country  of  growth  and  production,  and 
tea  and  green  coffee  purchased  in  bond 

in  the  United  Kingdom Free 

n.o.p 10;  10;  10 

lead Free 

cloths,  lace 25 ;  32 5^ ;  35 

packages  (tin) 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Teasels Free 

Teat  expander Free 

Tedders,  hay 15;  22K:  25 

Teeth,  artificial,  not  mounted Free 

inserted,  for  circular  saws 15;  25;  27% 

Telegraph  rates,  bound  in  book  or  pamphlet 

form 15;  22K;  25 

♦Telephone  and  telegraph  instruments,  electric 
and  galvanic  batteries,  electric  motors,  dyna- 
mos, generators,  sockets,  insulators  of  all 
kinds;  electric  apparatus,  n.o.p.;  and  all 
machinery  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of 
iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.;  and  iron  and  steel 
castings,  and  iron  or  steel  integral  parts  of 
all  machinery  specified  in  this  item.  15;  25;  27K 
Terne  plates  and  rolled  sheets  of  iron  or  steel, 
coated  with  zinc,  spelter  or  other  metal,  of 

all  widths  or  thicknesses,  n.o.p Free;  5;  5 

tTerra  cotta  ornaments 20;  27K;  30 

architectural 12%;  20;  22% 

Textile  leather  heads  for  whips  (see  reeds) .  .  .  Free 
'T"  hinges  and  strap  hinges  of  all  kinds,n.Orp., 

per  100  lbs 75c. ;  75c. ;   75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

Thermometers,  clinical Free 

Thermometer  charts,  recording 22%;  32%;  35 

Thermometers  for  stoves 17%;  22%;  25 

Thongs  for  whips 20;  27K;  30 

Thread,  cotton  sewing,  in  hanks 10;  12 X;  15 

cotton,  n.o.p 17K;  22K;  25 

Killing,  in  balls,  for  fishing  nets Free 

♦linen \7^;  22K:  25 

rubber,  not  covered Free 

Threshing  machine  outfit  (see  portable  en- 
gines  15;  17K:  20 

Thrown  organzine,  not  coloured 10;  12K;  IS 


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Thumbs  for  whips  (see  reeds) Free 

Thyme,  sage  and  savory  herbs 15  •  17>^ ;  20 

Ticket  punches,  nickel  plated 22 K;  30;  35 

Tickets,   whether  lithographed  or  printed  or 

partly  printed,  n.o.p 22>^ ;  32^;  35 

Tie  plates,  railway,  per  ton. . .  ,$5.00;  $7,00;  $8.00 

Ties,  railway Free 

Tiles,  drain,  not  glazed 15 ;  17K ;  20 

earthenware  or  stone,  for  mosaic  floor- 
ing. . 20;  27;^;  30 

earthenware,  n.o.p 25;  32K;  35 

Tills,  alarm 20c;  27K;  30 

Timber,  or  lumber  of  wood,  not  further  manu- 
factured than  sawn  or  split,  whether 
creosoted,  vulcanized,  or  treated  by 
any  other  preserving  process,  or  not.  .Free 

round,  unmanufactured Free 

Timothy  seed 5;  10;  10 

*Time  recorders 20;  27>^;  30 

Tin  crystals Free 

foil,  n.e.s Free 

foil,  paper  backed 22^;  32^;  35 

in  blocks,  pigs,  bars,  plates  or  sheets. .  .  .  Free 

manufactures  of,  n.o.p 15;  22K;  25 

oxide  of Free 

phosphor,  in  blocks,  bars,  plates,  sheets 

and  wire 5 ;  1%\  10 

plate  bars,  crop  ends  of,  not  having  been 

in  actual  use,  per  ton 50c.;  90c.;  $1.00 

sheet,  japanned. 15;  22^;  25 

strip  waste Free 

Tinsel  thread  and  tinsel  wire  for  use  in  the 
manufacturing  of  braids,  cords,  tassels,  rib- 
bons or  trimmings 5 ;  7^ ;    10 

cord  for  ornaments 20;  27  K;  30 

Tinsel.elastic  web, over  one  inch  wide.  123^;  17{^;  20 
Tinware,  japanned  or  not.  and  all  manufac- 
tures of  tin,  n.o.p 15;  22 X;  25 

♦Tinctures,  or  medicines,  alcoholic,  n.o.p.  per 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 30;  30;  30 

♦  Tinctures,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preparations) 
Tins  containing  lard 15 ;  22^ ;  25 

50;  50;  50 

Tippets,  fur 20;  27J^;  30 

Tips,  cue 22K;  30;  35 

lava  or  other 20 ;  27>^ ;  30 

or  whips  (see  reeds) Free 

Tires,  locomotive  and  car  wheel,  steel,  in  the 

rough Free 

rubber,  for  vehicles  of  all  kinds,  fitted  or 

not 22K;  30;  35 

Tissue  paper,  plain,  colored 15 ;  22)^ ;  25 

Tobacco,  cut,  per  lb 55c. ;  55c. ;  55c. 

manufactures,  n.o.p.,  per  lb. .  .50c. ;  50c. ;  50c. 

♦  pipes   of  all  kinds 22K;  32K;  35 

♦pouches 22K;  32K;  35 

unmanufactured,  for  excise Free 

Tobin  bronze  in  rods  and  sheets 5;  7^;  10 

♦Toilet  preparations,  alcoholic  (see  alcoholic 
perfumes),  in  4  oz.  bottles  or  less 

50c.;  50c.;  50c. 

♦  in  over  4  oz.  bottles,  per  gal.$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 
and 40;  40;  40 

♦  non-alcoholic,  used  for  the   hair,    mouth 

or   skin 25;  32K;  [32%] 

vaseline,     and     similar    preparations     of 

petroleum 15 ;  22  K ;  25 

Toilet  paper 15;  22%:  25 

Tomatoes,  fresh 20;  27K;  30 

tand  other  vegetables,  in  cans,  n.o.p.. 
weight  of  can  included  in  weight  for 
dnty.  per  lb.    (see  vegetables) 

Ic;   iXc;   iKc 

Tomato  plants 15;  17%;  20 

Tonquin  beans,  crude Free 

♦  Tonics,  n.o.p.  (see  medicinal  preparations) 

♦  Tool  bags,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Tools,  loading 20;  27K;  30 

for  manufacturing  rifles  (see  rifles,  articles 

for) Free 

Tools  or  trade,  etc..  settlers'  (settlers'  effects) . Free 

Tools,  nickel-plated 22K:  30;  35 

♦Tooth  powders  and  washes,  non-alcoholic  (see 

perfumery) 25;  32K:  [32%] 

Toothpicks,  quill 15;    17K;  20 

Topographical  globes Free 


Tops,  chimney,  glazed  or  unglazed.  ..25;  32 K;  35 
worsted,    wool,    such    as   grown   in    Can- 
ada  10;  \2%;  15 

worsted,  n.o.p Free 

Torpedoes  of  all  kinds 17M;  22%;  25 

Tortoise  shells,  unmantifactured Free 

Tow,  flax Free 

♦  Tow.  surgical  dressing 12>^;  I7K;  20 

Towelling  of  linen  or  cotton  in  the  web.  col- 
oured or  not 17K;  22K:  25 

Towels 20;  27K;  30 

tToys  of  all  kinds 20;  21%;  30 

Traction     engines     for     farm     purposes, 

.  15;  17K;  20 

Tracts,  religious Free 

Trade  marks,  tissue  paper,  printed.  .22%;  32%;  35 

Tragacanth  gum Free 

Tram,  or  thrown  organzine,  not  coloured 

10;  \2%;  15 
♦Transfers,  decalcomania.  of  all  kinds. 

15;  22K;  [22%] 
from  plates  engraved  on  wood,  steel,  or 

metal 15;  17K;  20 

Travellers'  baggage Free 

Travellers'  carriages  (see  carriages) Free 

Trawl  twine  in  hanks  or  coil Free 

Trawls  and  trawling  spoons 22K;  30;  35 

Tray  cloths,  linen  and  cotton 20;  27 K:  30 

Treenails Free 

Trees,   such  as  grown  in  a  forest.  n.o.p.,  and 

teasels Free 

fruit,  for  grafting Free 

♦fruit,  each 2c. ;  2Kc. ;    3c. 

plants  and   shrubs,  commonly  known  as 

♦nursery  stock,  n.o.p 12 K;  17K;  20 

Tricycles 20;  27K;  30 

Trimmings,  brass,  for  bedsteads  (see  iron  tub- 
ing, etc. ) Free 

♦Troches,  n.o.p.   (see   medicinal  prepara- 
tions)  20;  25;  25 

Trolly  retrievers  or  catchers 20;  27% ;  30 

Trucks,  blast  furnace  slag,  of  a  class  or  kind 

not  made  in  Canada Free 

Trucks 20;  27K;  30 

♦  Trunks 20;  27K;  30 

♦Trusses,  surgical 12K;  17K;  20 

surgical,     steel     springs     for     (see    steel 

springs) Free 

Tubers Free 

Tubes,  boiler,  wrought  or  seamless,  iron  or 
steel,  for  boilers,  n.o.p.,  under  regula- 
tions prescribed  by  the  Minister  of  Cus- 
toms; flues  and  corrugated  tubes  for 
marine  boilers Free 

brazed,  iron  or  steel,  not  welded .  .  .20;  27% ;  30 

of  rolled  iron  or  steel,  not  joined  or 
welded,  not  more  than  one  and  one- 
half  inch  in  diameter,  n.o.p Free 

and  cones  of  all  sizes,  made  of  paper, 
adapted  for  winding  yarns  thereon.  .  .  .Free 

hinge,  of  tin  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
stoves 5;  7K;  10 

iron  or  steel,  for  gas  buoys,  etc.  (see  auto- 
matic gas  buoys) Free 

metallic  and  capillary,  for  vaccine  points 
(see  metallic  tubes) Free 

unfinished,  edges  separated    or    unjoined 

20;  27%;  30 
Tubing,  aluminum,   in  lengths  of  not  less  than 
six  feet,  not  polished,  bent  or  otherwise 
manufactured Free 

aluminum   threaded  for  connections. 

15;  22K;  25 

brass  or  copper  tubing,  in  lengths  of  not 
less  than  six  feet,  and  not  polished,  bent 
or  otherwise  manufactured Free 

iron,  lacquered  or  brass  covered,  not  over 
two  inches  in  diameter,  in  the  rough, 
used  in  the  manufacturing  of  window 
rods Free 

iron  or  steel,  rolled  or  drawn  square, 
adapted  for  use  in  the  manufacture  of 
agricultural  implements Free;  5 ;  5 

iron  or  steel,  wrought  or  seamless,  plain 
or  galvanized,  threaded  aad  coupled  or 
not,  ovc^  four  inches  in  diameter,  n.o.p. 

10;  12K;  15 


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CANADIAN  TARIFF  OF   CUSTOMS. 


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Tubing,  iron  or  steel,  wrought  or  seamless,  plain 
or  galvanized,  threaded  and  coupled 
or  not,  four  inches  or  less  in  diameter, 

n.o.p 20;  30;  35 

iron  or  steel,  plain  or  galvanized,  riveted, 
corrugated  or  otherwise  specially  manu- 
factured,   including    lock    joint    pipe, 

n.o.p 20 ;  27K ;  30 

iron  or  steel,  over  4  inches,  for  mining, 

etc.  (see  mining  machinery) Free 

lacquered  or  brass  covered  for  bedsteads 

(see  iron  tubing) Free 

platinum  for  sulphuric  acid  (see  plati- 
num)  Free 

seamless    steel,    3K    cents    per    lb.    and 

over,  n.o.p Free;  5;  5 

seamless  steel,  threaded,  3j4  cents  per  lb. 

and  over 20;  27^^;  30 

zinc  seamless  drawn Free 

Tubs,  laundry 20;  30;  35 

Tufts,  cotton,  to  be  used  in  manufacturing  of 

mattresses 25;  30;  35 

Turkish  rugs  or  carpets,  or  imitations  Turkish 

or  other  rugs  or  carpets 25 ;  30;  35 

Turmeric Free 

Turpentine,  raw  or  crude Free 

spirits  of Free 

Turtles Free 

Tuscan  plaits  or  braids  for  hats Free 

Tutti  Frutti 22^ ;  32%;  35 

*Tweeds,  n.o.p 30;  35;  35 

fTwills   to   be    finished   in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15;  22M;  25 

Twine,  articles  made  up  of,  n.o.p.  .  .  .20;  27'^;  30 

binders',  for  harvest  binders Free 

binders',  articles  for  manufacture  of.  .  .  .Free 

for  fisheries,  in  hanks  or  coil Free 

and  cordage  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p..  .20;  •22K;  25 
machinery  for  manufacture  of,  of  a  class 

or  kind  not  made  in  Canada Free 

sail,  of  hemp  or  flax,  for  boats  or  ships' 

sails 5 ;  5 ;  5 

Twist,  silk,  and  silk  floss 17>^;  22K;  25 

Twisted  wire,  n.o.p 17K;  22K;  25 

Type   for   printing,   including   chases,    quoins 

and  slugs,  of  all  kinds 12K:  17K;  20 

Type,  for  schools  for  the  blind Free 

metal,  in  blocks,  bars,  plates  and  sheets 

10;  15;  15 
Typecasting   and   typesetting   machines,    and 
parts  thereof,  adapted  for  use  in   printing 

offices 12K;   17K;  20 

Typeraaking  accessories  for  printing  presses 

5;  10;  10 
Typewriter  covers,  imported  separately,  metal 

20;  27^;  30 

Typewriter  keys,  celluloid 15;   17><;  20 

Typewriters,  n.e.s 12K;  17  i4;  20 

Typewriters,  parts  of According  to  material 

Typewriters,  type,  tablets  with  movable  fix- 
tures, and  musical  instruments,  when  import- 
ed by  and  for  the  use  of  schools  for  the 
blind,  and  being  and  remaining  the  sole  prop- 
erty of  the  governing  bodies  of  the  said 
schools  and  not  of  private  individuals Free 

U 

Ultramarine  blue,  dry  or  in  pulp Free 

Umbers 10;  12K;  15 

Umbrella  handles  or  sticks,  n.o.p 15;  17 H:  20 

tubes  and  rods  of  steel 15 ;  17K ;  20 

Umbrellas,    parasols    and    sunshades    of    all 

kinds  and  materials 22^;  30;  35 

ribs,  runners,  notches,  etc.,  for  (see  ribs). Free 

sticks,  bamboo  reeds  for  (see  cane) Free 

Undershirts 22K:  30;  35 

Underwear,  silk  in  the  gum  or  spun  for  (see 

silk) PVee 

♦  Unenumerated  goods 15;  17K;  [17^1 

Universal  joints,  radial  ball  bearings,  used  on 

automobiles,  etc 15;  25;  273^ 

Universities,  antiquities  for Free 

Universities,  philosophical  and  scientific  ap- 
paratus, etc.,  for Free 

Urinals,  earthenware,  etc 20;  30;  35 

Urinometers 17J^;  22%;  25 

Utensils,  philosophical  and  scientific,  for  col- 
leges, etc Free 


V 

Vaccine  and  ivory  vaccine  points Free 

Vaccine,    sundry    articles    for    (see    metallic 

tubes,  etc.) Free 

Valerian  root Free 

*  Valises 20;  27K;  30 

Valonia  nuts Free 

Vanners  for  mining! Free 

Vanilla  beans Free 

VaniUin  and  coumarin  crystals 15;  17M;  20 

Varnishes,    spirit,    and    lacquers,    per    gal. 

$1.00;  $1.00;  $1.00 
lacquers,  japans,  japan  driers,  liquid  driers 
and  oil  finish,  n.o.p.,  per  gal.20c. ;  20c.;  20c. 

And 15;  20;  22K 

Varnoliate 15;  17%;  20 

Vaseline  and  similar  preparations  of  petro- 
leum  15 ;  22K ;  25 

Vases,  blown  glass 15;  20;  22% 

Vases,  cut  glass 20;  30;  32% 

Vaults,  doors  for 20;  27>^;30 

Vegetable  fibres Free 

manure Free 

Vegetables,  evaporated 15;  27%;  30 

Vegetables,  n.o.p 15;  27K;  30 

t  Vegetables,  including  corn  and  baked  beans, 
in  cans  or  other  air-tight  packages,  n.o.p., 
the  weight  of  the  cans  or  other  packages 
to    be    included   in    the    weight    for  duty, 

per  lb ic. ;    l^c. ;   iKc. 

This  item,    except    tomatoes,    from    French 

Treaty  countries.  Sp.  T.  rate ;  Ic;    .  . 

Vegetable  wax 5 ;  7}4 ;  10 

Vehicles,    viz.: — freight    and    farm    waggons, 

drays,  and  sleighs 17K  ;  22^ ;  25 

buggies,    carriages    and    pleasure    carts. 

and  finished  parts,  n.o.p 22K;30;35 

automobiles   and   motor   vehicles   of    all 

kinds 22K;  30;  35 

settlers' Free 

springs  and  axles  for 22K ;  30;  35 

Vehicle  tires,  rubber,  fitted  or  not 22^ ;  30;  35 

Veiling,  silk 30;  35;  37>^ 

t Velvets,    velveteens,   silk  velvets,  plush  and 

silk  fabrics 17K:  27 H:  30 

Velvets    of   pure    silk   and    silk    fabrics    from 

French  Treaty   countries ;  20;    .  . 

Veneers  of  ivory,  unmanufactured Free 

Veneers  of  oak.  rosewood,  mahogany,  Spanish 
cedar,  and  walnut,  not  over  three  thirty- 
seconds  of  an  inch  in  thickness. .  5 ;  7  pa;  7^ 
Veneers  of  wood,  n.o.p.,  not  over  three  thirty- 
seconds  of  an  inch  in  thickness.  .  10;  12K;  15 

Vents,  chimney  (linings) 25 ;  32>?  ;  35 

Verdigris,  dry.  sub-acetate  of  copper Free 

tVermiceUi,  per  100  lbs 75c. ;  $1.00;  $1.25 

*  Vermouth  wine,  not  more  than  40%   proof 

spirits 50 ;  50 ;  50 

Vessels,  articles  for,  not  made  in  Canada  (see 

masts) Free 

registered  since  1902  (see  ships) 
Vessels,  dredges,  scows,  yachts,  boats  and  other 
water-borne  craft,  built  outside  of 
Canada,  of  any  material,  destined  for 
use  or  service  in  Canadian  waters  (not 
including  registered  vessels  entitled  to 
engage  in  the  coasting  trade,  nor  vessels 
in  transit  between  Canada  and  any  place 
outside  thereof),  n.o.p.: — on  the  fair 
market  value  of  the  hull,  rigging, 
machinery,  boilers,  furniture  and  appur- 
tenances thereof,  on  arrival  in  Canada 

15;  25;  25 
Provided  that  regulations  may  be  prescrib- 
ed by  the  Minister  of  Customs  for  exemp- 
tion frorn  further  duty  after  the  duty 
specified  in  this  item  is  once  paid. 

Vessels,  adhesive  felt  for Free 

foreign.  British  Register  since  1902,  etc. 

(see  ships) 25  ;  25 

wrecked  in  Canadian  waters,  scrap  iron  or 

steel  from  (see  scrap  iron) Free 

Vests,  knitted 22%;  30;  35 

tVestments.  Church 12%;   17%;  20 

Veterinaries'  instruments,  principally  of  metal. Free 
♦Vinegar  (see  acid,  acetic,   etc.).   per  gal. 

10c. ;   12Kc.;   15c. 


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*  Vines,  grape 12^;  17>^;  20 

Vitriol,  blue  (sulphate  of  copper) Free 

Voltax  compound 15;   17^;  20 

Vulcanized      fibre,      and      manufactures      of 

17K;  22M;  25 

W 
Wadding,    sheet,    of    cotton,    wool    or    fibre 

17K;  22K;  25 

Wads,  gun 20;  27>^;  30 

gun,  felt  board  for Free 

Wagon  skeins 20;  27%;  30 

Wagons,  farm,  and  freight,  and  complete  parts 

thereof 17K;  22K;  25 

settlers'  (see  settlers'  effects) Free 

Wagon  wheels,  metal 17%;  22%;  25 

Walking  sticks,  bamboo  reeds  for,  cut  in  suitable 

lengths  only  (see  cane) Free 

or  canes  of  all  kinds 20;  27K;30 

mounts  etc. .  for  (see  ribs) Free 

Wall  diagrams  for  illustration  of  natural  history 

for  universities,  schools,  and  museums. . .  .  Free 

Wall  paper 22% ;  32^ ;  2>b 

Wall  paper  samples,  stitched  or  bound,  per  lb. 

10;   15;  15 

not  stitched  or  bound 22%;  32%;  35 

♦Walnuts,  not  shelled,  per  lb IKc ;  2c. ;  [2c.] 

shelled 3c. ;  3>ic. ;  4c. 

Warps,  cotton,  n.o.p 17K;  22K;  25 

Washboards 15;  17K;  20 

♦Washers,  brass  or  copper 20;  27K ;  30 

iron  or  steel,  per  100  lbs 75c.;  75c.;  75c. 

and 10;  20;  25 

platinum 15;  17^;  20 

♦Washes,  hair,  tooth,  skin,  alcoholic  (alcoholic 

perfumes),  flasks  4  ozs.  or  less.  ..  .50;  50;  50 

♦over  4  oz.   flasks $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

and 40 ;  40 ;  40 

♦non-alcoholic 25;  32^;  32% 

Waste,  n.o.p.,  except  metallic Free 

metallic  (see  scrap) 
Waste    or    shoddy    from    cotton,    woollen    or 
other  fabrics,  or  from  yam  or  thread, 
machined,    garnetted    or    prepared    for 

use iy»\    10;    \2% 

Waste,  rubber  or  gutta  percha Free 

silk Free 

tin  strip Free 

♦Watch  actions  or  movements,  and  parts 
thereof,  finished  or  unfinished,  includ- 
ing    winding    bars    and    sleeves. 

10;    12K;    [12%] 

cases,  and  parts 20 ;  27K ;  30 

fobs    and     wristlets,     leather,    imported 

separately 15;  22% ;  25 

glasses 15;  20;  22% 

♦Watches  and  watch  keys 20;  27 K;  30 

♦Water,  cologne  and  lavender  (see  perfumes) 

Water,  mineral,  natural,  not  in  bottles Free 

in  bottles  (unenumerated) 15;  17J4;2Q 

♦Waters,    n.o.p.    (medicinal    preparations), 

50;  50;   50 

Wax,  bees 5;  7%;  10 

floor,  prepared 15;  17% ;  20 

mineral,  and  vegetable,  n.o.p 5;  7%;  10 

paraffine,  and  sealing 15;  22K;  25 

Wax,  cobbler's  thread 15;  17^;  20 

Wearing  apparel,  settlers'  (settlers'  effects) ....  Free 
wool,    worsted,  etc.,   n.o.p.    (see 

fabrics) 30;  35;  35 

Weather  strip,  wood  and  felt 17%;  22%;  25 

zinc  and  felt 15;  22%;  25 

Weaving,  books  on Free 

machinery  for  (see  machinery,  etc.).  10;  10;  10 
Webbing,  non-elastic,  when  imported  by  manu- 
facturers   of    suspenders    for    use    ex- 
clusively in   the  manufacture   of  such 
articles  in  their  own  factories.  12 X;  175^;  20 
elastic,  n.e.s.,  over  1  inch  wide.l2>^;  17K;20 
elastic,  for    use  in  the  manufacturing   of 

artificial  limbs Free 

Weeders ..12K;  17K;  20 

Weeds,  crude,  for  dyeing  or  tanning Free 

Weighing  beams 20;  27  J^;  30 

Weighing  machines,  automatic 20;  27K;  30 

Whalebone,  unmanufactured Free 


Whale  oil 12>^;  20;  22K 

Whale  oil  soap Free 

Wheat,    per   bush 8c. ;    10c. ;    12c. 

Wheat  flour,  per  barrel 40c. ;  50c. ;  60c, 

Wheelbarrows 20;  27K ;  30 

Wheels,  emery  and  carborundum.  .  .  17K;  22>^;  25 
Whips,  articles  for  manufacture  of  (see  reeds) .  .  Free 
tWhip  cords  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see  dress 

goods) 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Whip  sockets  for  carriages — according  to  ma- 
terial. 
Whips  of  all  kinds 20;  27K;  30 

♦  Whiskey     (see     alcohol,    ethyl),    per    gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

Whisks 15;   17K;  20 

White  lead,  dry 20;  27>^;  30 

ground  in  oil 30;  35;  37M 

White.  Paris,  and  satin,  and  gilders'  whiting.  .Free 

zinc,  dry Free;  5;  5 

Whiting,  gilders',  and  whiting Free 

Wicks,  lamps 17K:  22K;  25 

Willows,  unmanufactured Free 

Willow    hoods,    unfinished,    not    bleached    or 

blocked Free 

plaits  or  braids  for  hats Free 

Windlasses,  ships',  power Free 

hand 15;  25;  27% 

Windmills 12X;  17K:  20 

Window  blinds,  paper,  of  all  kinds.  .22K;  32K;  35 

♦cornices  and  poles,  of  all  kinds 20;  27 K ;  30 

Window  frames  and  sash.  gal.  steel.  .  .20;  27%;  30 

♦  Window    glass,    common   or   colourless, 

7M;  12>^;  [12%] 

shade  or  blind  rollers 22K ;  30;  35 

Window  shade  cloth  in  the  piece;  window 
shades,    cut    to    size    or    hemmed    or 

m,ounted  on  rollers,  n.o.p 22K ;  30 ;  35 

Windows,    glass,    stained,    etc.    (ornamental) 

20;27K;30 

♦  wire 20 ;  27M ;  30 

Windstackers 15 ;  17>^ ;  20 

♦Wine,  spirits  of,  n.o.p.  (see  alcohol  ethyl) ,  per 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦  vermouth  and  ginger  and  byrrh,  contain- 

ing not  more  than  40  %  of  proof  spirits 

50; 50; 50 
♦Wines  containing  more  than  40%  proof  spirits 
(see   alcohol,   ethyl,)    per  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

♦  Wines.medicinal.containing  not  more  than  40% 

proof  spirits 50;  50;  50 

Wines  of  all  kinds,  n.o.p,,  including  orange, 
lemon,  strawberry,  raspberry,  elder  and 
currant  wines,  containing  twenty-six 
per  cent,  or  less  of  proof  spirit,  whether 
imported  in  wood  or  in  bottles,  per  gaL 

25c.;  25c.;  25c, 
and 30 

And  in  additien  thereto,  for  each  degree  of 
strength  in  excess  of  twenty-six  per  cent, 
of  proof  spirit  until  the  strength 
reaches  forty  per  cent,  of  proof  spirit 

3c.;    3c.;    3c. 

Provided  for  all,  except  sparkling  wines, 
that  six  quart  bottles,  or  twelve  pint 
bottles  shall  be  held  to  contain  a  gallon 
for  duty  piu-poses. 
twines  of  the  fresh  grape,  of  all  kinds,  not 
sparkling,  containing  26%  or  less  of 
proof  spirit;  whether  imported  in  wood 
or  in  bottles,  per  gal 25c. 

For  each  degree  of  strength  in  excess  of 
26%   until   the  strength   reaches  40% 

per  gal  (see  next  item) 3c, 

Wines  of  the  fresh  grape,  of  all  kinds,  not 
sparkling,  imported  in  barrels  or  bottles 
from  French  Treaty  countries  : — 

(a)  Containing  20%  or  less  of  proof  spirit, 
per  gal 15c. 

(6)  Containing  more  than  20%  and  not 
more  than  23%  proof  spirit,  per  gal.  .  .  .20c. 

(c)  Containing  more  than  23%  and  not 
more  than  26%  of  proof  spirit,  per  gal.  .25c. 

For  each  degree  in  excess  of  26%  till  the 
strength  reaches  40%  of  proof  spirit, 
per  gal 3c. 


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Wines  of  all  kinds,  except  sparkling  wines,  con- 
taining not  more  than  forty  per  cent, 
of  proof  spirit,  whether  imported  in  wood 
or  in  bottles  (six  quart  bottles,  or  twelve 
pint  bottles  to  be  held  to  contain  a  gallon) 
when  the  produce  or  raanufactm-e  of  any, 
British  colony  or  territory  in  the  South 
African    Customs    Union    Convention, 

per  gal 25c.;   25c.;  25c. 

t  Wines,  sparkling  (champagne) : — 

(a)  In  bottles  containing  each  not  more 
than  a  quart  but  more  than  a  pint  (old 
wine     measure),      per     dozen    bottles 

$3.30;  $3.30;  $3.30 

and 30 

(6)  In  bottles  containing  not  more  than  a 
pint  each,  but  more  than  one-half  pint 
(old  wine  measure),  per  dozen  bottles 

$1.65;  $1.65;  $1.65 

and 30 

(c)  In  bottles  containing  one-half  pint 
each  or  less,  per  dozen  bottles.82c. ;  82c. ;  82c. 

and   30 

id)  In  bottles  containing  over  one  quart 
each     (old     wine     measure),  per    gal. 

$1.50;  $1.50;  $1.50 

and 30 

Wire,  brass,  plain 7K;    10;  12K 

Wire,  of  brass,  zinc,  iron  or  steel,  screwed  or 
twisted,  or  flattened  or  corrugated,  for  use 
in  connection  with  nailing  machines  for  the 
manufacture  of  boots  and  shoes,  when  im- 
ported by  manufacturers  of  boots  and 
shoes,  to  be  used  exclusively  for  such  purposes 

in  their  own  factories Free 

Wire,  brass,  whitened  spring  (see  piano  mate- 
rial)  Free 

Wire,  barbed,  fencing  of,  iron  or  steel Free 

Wire  bound  wooden  pipe 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Wire  cable,  n.o.p 17>^;  22K;  25 

♦Wire  cloth,  brass  or  copper  (woven) .  17K ;  22>^ ;  25 

cloth,   iron  or  steel  (woven) 20;  27>i  ;  30 

Wire,  copper,  plain,  tinned  or  plated. .  7K ;  10;  I2M 

Wire  covered,  n.o.p 20;  27>^;  30 

♦Wire  covered  corset,  cut  to  lengths. .  .22^:  30;  35 
Wire,  crucible  cast  steel,  valued  at  not  less  than 

six  cents  per  pound Free;  5 ;  5 

♦doors  and  windows 20;  27>^;  30 

fasteners,  shoe  lace Free 

fence,  looms  for  weaving 15;  25;  27^ 

fencing,  iron  or  steel,  n.o.p.  (see  buck- 
thorn)  10;  12K;  15 

for    manufacture    of    fencing    (see    steel 

strips) Free 

Wire,  for  manufactm-e  of  mattresses  (see  steel 

wire) Free 

galvanized,  iron  or  steel,  numbers  nine, 

twelve  and  thirteen  gauge,  n.e.s Free 

nails,  n.o.p.,  per  100  lbs 40c.;  55c.;  60c. 

netting,  iron  or  steel 20;  27K;  30 

of  all  kinds,  n.o.p 15;  17>^:  20 

plain  twist,  galvanized,  two-ply  No.  12  or 

13  gauge 17K;  225^;  25 

phosphor,  bronze 5 ;  7K ;  10 

picture  or  twisted 17%;  22%;  25 

Wire  pins,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

platinum Free 

rods  for  manufacture  of  wire  (see  iron) .  .  Free 

rope 17K;  22K  -.25 

Wire  rope,  for  use  exclusively  for  rigging  of  ships 
and  vessels,  under  regulations  by  the 

Minister  of  Customs Free 

^  ♦screens 20;  27K;  30 

Wire,  steel,  flat,  of  number  sixteen  gauge  or 
thinner,  when  imported  by  the  manu- 
facturers of  crinoline  or  corset  wire  and 
dress  stays,  for  use  exclusively  in  the 
manufacture  of  such   articles  in   their 

own  factories Free 

stranded 17%;  22%;  25 

Wire,  steel,  valued  at  not  less  than  two  and 
three-quarter  cents  per  pound  when  im- 
ported by  manufacturers  of  rope  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  rope  Free 

stranded  or  twisted 17K;  22>^;  25 

♦Wood  alcohol   (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  proof 

gal $2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

blocks  or  sticks,  rough,  hewn  or  sawn  only  Free 

United    Typewriter    Co.,    Ltd.       j-f—-^ 
In   all   Canadian   Cities.  LL-/ 

Head   Office  at  Toronto. 


Wood,  blocks  of,  hollow,  when  for  use    m  the 

manufacturing  of  artihcial  hmbs Free 

Wood  carvings  (furniture) .20;  27K ;  30 

cork,  unmanufactured Free 

cork,  manufactures  of,  n.o.p.  ...  15;    17K  ;  20 
♦Wood  fm^iture,  in  parts  or  finished.. 20;  27>a  ;  30 

Wood,  for  flooring,  mosaic 17%,  22%,  25 

♦manufactiu-es  of,  n.o.p 17>4 ;  22K  ;  25 

mantels,  with  or  without  mirrors.  .20;  27%;  30 

mouldings,  all  kinds 17K;  22 >i  ;  25 

♦naphtha  (see  alcohol,  ethyl),  per  proof  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

oils,  China Free 

paving  blocks Free 

Wood  pipe,  wirebotmd 15;  22>^;  25 

pulp 15;  22M:  25 

sawdust Free 

screws   of  iron   or  steel,   brass  or  other 

metal 22K;  30;  35 

shingles Free 

shovel  handles,  "D" 10;  12K;  15 

spirit  (see  alcohol,  ethyl) ,  per  proof  gal. 

$2.40;  $2.40;  $2.40 

stirrups  of Free 

Wood,  timber,  lumber,  planks,  etc.,  sawn  or 

split  only Free 

Wood,  lumber,  planks    boards  of,  sawn,  split 

or  cut,  dressed  on  one  side  only Free 

veneers,  n.o.p.,  not  over  3-32  of  an  inch 

in  thickness 10;  12K;  15 

veneers  of  oak,  rosewood,  mahogany, 
Spanish  cedar,  and  walnut,  not  over 
three-thirty-seconds     of     an     inch     in 

thickness 5;  7K ;  7M 

Woods,  for  dyeing  or  tanning Free 

Wool  and  hair  of  camel,  alpaca,  goat,  and  other 
like  animals,  not  further  prepared  than 

washed,  n.o.p Free 

blankets 22>^;  30;  35 

prunella  cloth Free 

cloths,  n.o.p.  (see  fabrics) 30;  35;  35 

Wool,  cotton,  not  dyed Free 

♦cotton,  surgical  dressing 12K;  17.K;  20 

ffabrics,  etc..  to  be  finished  in  Canada  (see 

dress  goods) 15 ;  22>^ ;  25 

fabrics,  n.o.p 30;  35;  35 

Italian  linings  or  of  cotton  and  wool22i4 ;  30;  35 

♦lamb's,  siu-gical  dressing 12>^;  17M;  20 

manufactures  of.  n.o.p.  (see  fabrics)  30;  35;  35 

mineral 15;  17K;  20 

rags Free 

and  worsted  ready-made  clothing  (wholly 

or  in  part  of  wool) 30;  35;  35 

shoddy  (see  waste) .7K;  10;  12K 

steel 5;  7K;  10 

Wool,  such  as  grown  in  Canada,  viz, : — Leices- 
ter, Cotswold,  Lincolnshire,  Southdown 
combing  wools,  or  wools  known  as  lustre 
wools   and   other   like   combing   wools, 

per  pound 2c. ;  2Kc. ;  3c. 

wadding 17K;  22K;  25 

waste,  machined,  etc.  (see  waste)7M;  10;  12>^ 
Works  of  art  in  bronze,  cast  from  models  made 
in  Canada  and  designed  by  sculptors  domi- 
ciled therein,  imder  regulations  by  the  Min 

ister  of  Customs Free 

Worsted  cloths,  n.o.p.  (see  fabrics) 30;  35;  35 

Worsted  fabrics,  etc.,  to  be  finished  in  Canada 

(see  dress  goods) 15 ;  22>^ ;  25 

fabrics    and     manufactures,    n.o.p.     (see 

fabrics) 30;  35;  35 

tops,  from  such  wool  as  grown  in  Canada 

10;  12K;  15 

Worsted  tops,  n.o.p Free 

Worsted  yams  for  braids,  cords,  etc.  (see  wool)  Free 
yams,  costing  30c.  per  lb.  and  over  (see 

yams) 12K:  17K;  20 

yams,  n.o.p 20;  27K :  30 

♦  Woven  wire,  brass  or  copper 17K ;  22K ;  25 

wire  fencing,  and  wire  fencing  of  iron  or 

steel,  (see  buckthom) 10;  12K;  15 

wire,  iron  or  steel  (wire  cloth). .  .20;  27 K;  30 
Wringers,  clothes,  for  domestic  use,  and  parts 

thereof 22K:  30;  35 

Wristlets,  leather,  watch 15;  22%;  25 

♦Writing  desks,  fancy 22>^;  30;  35 

♦ink 15;  22K;  25 

slates,  school 15;  22K:  25 

U  n  d  e  rwood 

Tvoewriter 


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X 

X-ray  apparatus  and  parts  thereof Free 

Xylonite  or  xyolite  collars  and  cuffs.  .25;  35;  37K 
sheets,  lumps,  blocks,  rods  or  bars,  not 
further  manufactured  than  moulded  or 
pressed Free ;  5 ;  5 

Y 

Yachts  (see  vessels) 15 ;  25 ;  25 

Yams,  per  bus 7c. ;  9c. ;  10c . 

Yardsticks I7K ;  22>^  ;  25 

Yarns,  spun  from  the  hair  of  the  alpaca Free 

cotton,  polished  or  glazed,  when  imported 
by  manufacturers  of  shoe  laces  for  use 
exclusively  in  the  manufacture  of  such 

articles  in  their  own  factories Free 

jute  or  hemp,  plain,  dyed,  or  colored.  .  .  .  Free 

coir Free 

Yarns,  composed  wholly  or  in  part  of  wool, 
worsted,  the  hair  of  the  goat,  or  like  an- 
imal, n.o.p.,  costing  tliirty  cents  per 
poimd  or  ever,  when  imported  on  the 
cop,  cone,  or  tube,  or  in  the  hank,  by 
manufacturers  of  woollen  goods  for  use 
exclusively  in  their  own  factories 

12K;  17K:  20 

cotton,  dyed  or  not,  n.o.p 17K;  22K;  25 

cotton.  No.  40  and  finer Free 

Yarns,  linen,  for  the  manufacture  of  towels 
and  damask,  when  imported  by  manu- 
facturers of  such  articles  for  use  exclu- 
sively in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles 

in  their  own  factories Free 

mohair Free 

tubes  and  cones  for  winding Free 

Yarns,  woollen  or  worsted,  when  genapped, 
dyed  or  finished  and  imported  by 
manufacturers  of  braids,  cords,  tassels, 
buttons  and  fringes  for  use  exclusively 
in  the  manufacture  of  such  articles  in 

their  own  factories Free 

woollen  or  worsted,  n.o.p 20;  27K;  30 

Yeast  cakes,  the  weight  of  the  package  to  be 
included  in   the   weight  for  duty,   per 

pound 4c. ;   5c. ;  6c . 

compressed,  in  bulk  or  mass  of  not  less 
than    fifty    pounds,    per    pound, 
2c.;    2Kc.;    3c. 


Yeast  compressed, in  packages  weighing  less  than 
fifty  pounds,  the  weight  of  the  package 
to  be  included  in  the  weight  for  duty, 
per  pound 4c. ;  5c. ;  6c . 

Yellow  metal,  in  bolts,  bars  and  sheets,  adapt- 
ed for  use  in  the  construction  or  repairs 

of  vessels Free 

in  sheets,  plain,  used  in  making  tanks  for 
stoves 5 ;  7^ ;  10 

Z 

Zanzibar  carbon  (dye) Free 

Zinc  anodes 5;  1}4\  10 

battery 15 ;   25  ;  27^ 

chloride  of Free 

Zinc  dust,  zinc  spelter  and  zinc  in  blocks,  pigs, 
bars,  rods,  sheets  and  plates,  sal  am- 
moniac skimmings,  and  seamless  drawn 

tubing  of  zinc Free 

French  red  seal 15  ;   17^;  20 

in  sheets,  nickel  plated 15;  225^;  25 

in  sheets,  perforated 15;  22^;  25 

Zinc,  manufactures  of.  n.o.p 15 ;  22K ;  25 

Zinc  plates  (engravers') 15 ;  \T% ;  20 

sulphate  of Free 

white  dry .Free;  5;  5 

Zinc  wire,  for  boots  and  shoes  (see  wire)  .....  Free 
All  goods  not  already  enumerated  in  this  list, 
and  not  being  goods  the  importation 
whereof  is  by  law  prohibited.  ..15;  17^;  20 
Provided  that  duty  shall  not  be  deemed  to 
be  provided  for  by  this  item  upon  duti- 
able goods  mentioned  as  n.o.p.  in  any 
preceding  tariff  item. 
Provided  futher  that  when  the  component 
material  of  chief  value  in  any  non-tnum- 
erated  article  consists  of  dutiable  mater- 
ial enumerated  in  this  list  as  bear- 
ing a  higher  rate  of  duty  than  is  specified 
in  this  tariff  item,  such  non-enumerated 
article  shall  be  subject  to  the  highest 
duty  which  would  be  chargeable  thereon 
if  it  were  composed  wholly  of  the  com- 
ponent material  thereof  of  chief  value 
— such  component  material  of  chief 
value  being  that  component  material 
which  shall  exceed  in  value  any  other 
single  component  material  in  its  condi- 
tion as  found  in  the  article. 


SCHEDULE  "C 


PROHiniTED  GOons. 
Books,  printed  paper,  drawings,  paintings,  prints, 
photographs   or  representations  of  any  kind  of  a 
treasonable    or    seditious,     or   of    an     immoral  or 
indecent  character. 

Reprints  of  Canadian  Copyrighted  Works,  and 
reprints  of  British  Copyrighted  Works  which  have 
been  copyrighted  in  Canada. 

Coin,  base  or  counterfeit. 

Oleomargerine,  butterine  or  other  similar  sub- 
stitutes for  butter,  and  process  butter  or  renovated 
butter. 

.  Tea  adulterated  with  spurious  leaf  or  with  ex- 
hausted leaves  or  containing  so  great  an  admixture 
of  chemical  or  other  deleterious  substances  as  to 
make  it  unht  for  use. 

Goods  manufactured  or  produced  wholly  or  in 
part  by  prison  labour  or  which  have  been  made 
within  or  in  connection  with  any  prison,  jail  or 
penitentiary;  also  goods  similar  in  character  to 
those  produced  in  such  institutions,  when  sold  or 
offered  for  sale  by  any  person,  firm  or  corporation 
having  a  contract  for  the  manufacture  of  such 
articles  in  such  institutions  or  by  any  agent  of  such 


person,  firm  or  corporation,  or  when  such  goods 
were  originally  purchased  from  or  transferred  by 
any  such  contractor. 

Animals  suffering  from  any  contagious  disease. 

Metallic  trading  checks  in  circular  form. 

Any  goods  -  (o)  which,  if  sold,  would  be  forfeited 
under  the  provisions  of  Part  VII  of  the  Criminal 
Code;    or, 

(6)  Manufactured  in  any  foreign  state  or  country 
which  bear  any  name  or  trade  mark  which  is  or 
purports  to  be  the  name  or  trade  mark  of  any 
manufacturer,  dealer  or  trader  in  the  United  King- 
dom or  in  Canada  unless  such  name  or  trade 
mark  is  accompanied  by  a  definite  indication  of 
the  foreign  state  or  country  in  which  the  goods 
were  made  or  produced; 

Provided  that  for  the  purposes  of  this  item  if 
there  is  on  any  goods  a  name  which  is  identical 
with  or  a  colourable  imitation  of  the  name  of  a 
place  in  the  United  Kingdom  or  in  Canada,  or  in 
any  other  British  country,  such  name,  unless  it  is 
accompanied  by  the  name  of  the  state  or  country 
in  which  it  is  situate  .shall  unless  the  Minister 
decides    that    the   attaching    of   such  name  is  not 


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121 


SCHEDULE  ''C  "-Continued. 


calculated  to  deceive,  (of  which  matter  the  Minister 
shall  be  the  sole  judge),  be  treated  as  if  it  was  the 
name  of  a  place  in  the  United  Kingdom  or  in  Canada, 
or  in  any  other  British  country. 

IRON  AND  STEEL  BOUNTIES 

(a)  In  respect  of  pig  iron  manufactured  from 
ore,  on  the  proportion  from  Canadian  ore  produced 
during  the  calendar  years, — 

1907 i52.10  per  ton; 

1908 2.10  per  ton; 

1909 1 .  70  per  ton ;  and 

1910 0.90  per  ton. 

(6)  In  respect  of  pig  iron  manufactured  from 
ore,  on  the  proportion  from  foreign  ore  produced 
during  the  calendar  years, — 

1907 $1.10  per  ton; 

1908 1 .  10  per  ton; 

1909 0.70  per  ton;  and 

1^10 0.40  per  ton. 

(c)  On  puddled  iron  bars  manufactured  from 
pig  iron  made  in  Canada  during  the  calendar 
years, — 


1907 $1 .  65  per  ton ; 

1908 1 . 65  per  ton; 

1909 1 .  05  per  ton ;  and 

1910 0.60  per  ton; 

(rf)  In  respect  of  rolled,  round  wire  rods  not  over 
three-eighths  of  an  inch  in  diameter,  manufactured 
in  Canada  from  steel  produced  in  Canada  from  in- 
gredients of  which  not  less  than  fifty  per  cent,  of 
the  weight  thereof  consists  of  pig  iron  made  in 
Canada,  when  sold  to  wire  manufacturers  for  use 
in  making  wire  in  their  own  factories  in  Canada,  on 
such  wire  rods  made  after  the  31st  December,  1906, 
six  dollars  per  ton; 

(e)  In  respect  of  sieel  ingots  manufactured  from 
ingredients  of  which  not  less  than  fifty  per  cent, 
of  the  weight  thereof  consists  of  pig  iron  made  in 
Canada,  on  such  ingots  made  during  the  Calendar 
years, — 

1907 $1  .65  per  ton; 

1908 1 .  65  per  ton ; 

1909 1 .05  per  ton;  and 

1910 0.60  per  ton; 

Provided  that  bounty  shall  not  be  paid  on  steel 
ingots  from  which  steel  blooms  and  billets  for  ex- 
portation from  Canada  are  manufactured. 


JOSEPH   GILLOTTS 

Celebrated  Steel  Pens 

ARE   THE   BEST   FOR 

BANKS,    OFFICES    AND   SCHOOLS 

The  name  GILLOTT  is  stamped  on   EVERYJPEN— 
accept  no  imitations. 

OBTAINABLE  FROM  ALL  STATIONERS 


Works 
Head    Office 


Birmingham  ]  _       , 

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[1911 


SCHEDULE  "B" 

GOODS  SUBJECT    TO   DRAWBACK    FOR   HOME  CONSUMPTION. 


Portion  of  Duty  (not  including 

Goods. 

When  Subject  to  Drawback. 

special  duty  or  dumping  duty) 

payable  as  Drawback. 

Oil,   fuel,   and  other  articles  not 

machinery 

When    entering    into    the    cost    of 

binder     twine     manufactiu-ed     in 

Canada 

99  per  cent. 

Rolled  iron,  rolled  steel,  and  pig 

iron 

When   used  in  the  manufacture  of 
mowing    machines,    reapers,    har- 

vesters, binders  and  attachments 

for  binders 

99  per  cent. 

Hemp   bleaching    compomid    and 

ingredients  thereof 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of 
rope 

99  per  cent. 

Cotton  seed  oil 

When  used  in  the  manufactme  of 
liquid  annatto 

99  per  cent. 

Steel     under     one-half     inch     in 

diameter  or  imder  one-half  inch 

square 

When   used  in   the  manufacture  of 
locks  and  knobs. .    

99  per  cent. 

Steel  cut  to  shape 

When  used  in  the  manufacture  of 
spoons 

Flat  spring  steel,  steel  billets  and 

99  per  cent. 

steel  axle  bars 

When  used  in   the  manufacture  of 
springs    and    axles    for    vehicles 

other   than    railway   or   tramway 

vehicles 

99  per  cent. 

Spiral  spring  steel 

When   used  in   the  manufacture  of 
railway  spiral  springs 

99  per  cent. 

vSteel 

When    used  in   the  manufacture  of 
cutlery,   files,   augers,   auger  bits. 

bitbraces,  hammers.axes,  hatchets, 

scythes,  reaping  hooks,    hoes,  hay 

or  straw  knives,  agricultural  forks, 

hand    rakes,    skates,    stove    trim- 

mmgs.bicycle chain  and  windmills. 

99  per  cent. 

Cloths,     of     wool,     cotton,     silk. 

ramie  or  unions,  fifty  inches  or 

over  in  width  and  weighing  not 

more    than    seven    ounces    per 

square   yard,   not   rubbered    or 

made  waterproof 

When  used  in   the  manufacture  of 
mackintosh  clothing 

50  per  cent. 

Botany     yam,     single,     numbers 

thirty  and  finer,  on  mule  cops, 

tubes  or  cones,  or  in  hanks,  dry 

spun  on  tht  French  or  Belgium 

systems,    in    white    only,    not 

doubled  or  twisted 

When   used  in   the  manufacture  of 

socks  and  stockings  and  Jersey  cloth 

99  per  cent. 

Hat  and  cap  linings 

When   used  in   the  manufacture  of 

hats  and  caps 

99  per  cent. 

Fabrics    of    silk    and    satin,    em- 

broidered or  embossed  chiffon, 

casket  gimps  and  fringes 

When  used  in   the  manufacture  of 

burial  caskets  and  burial  robes. 

65  per  cent. 

Glass  in  sheet  and  in  plate 

Wlien  used   in  the   manufacture  of 
bent  plate  glass,  bent  sheet  glass, 

and  silvered  mirror  plate 

50  per  cent. 

Rolled  angles  of  iron  or  steel,  nine 

and  ten  gauge,  not  over  one  and 

one  half  inches  wide 

When  used  in    the  manufacture  of 
bedsteads 

99  per  cent. 

Stearine  and  caseine 

When    used   in  the  manufacture  of 

leather 

99  per  cent. 

Lap  welded  tubing  of  iron  or  steel, 

When  used  in  casing  water,  oil  and 

not  less  than  2  j^  inches  in  dia- 

natural gas  wells 

99  per  cent. 

meter,  threaded  and  coupled  or 

not.testing  one  thousand  pounds 

pressure  per  square  inch 

When  used  for  transmission  of  natu- 
ral gas  under  high  pressure  from 

gas  wells  to  points  of  distribution. 

50  per  cent. 

Machinery     imported     after     1st 

July,    1906,    and     prior   to    1st 

July,   1908,   and    other   articles 

not  machinery 

When  entering  into  the  cost  of  tin 
plate,  teme  plate,  and  black  sheets 
of  iron  and  steel,  number  fourteen 

gauge  or  thinner 

99  per  cent. 

Bituminous  coal 

When   imported    by    proprietors    of 

smelting  works  and   converted   at 

the  works  into  coke  for  the  smelt- 

ing of  metals  from  ores 

99  per  cent. 

Galvanizedjwire  netting,  of  a  class 

or  kind  not  made  in  Canada.  .  . 

When  used  in  traps  for  the  fisheries. 

99  per  cent. 

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BRITISH   EXCHANGE   AND   READY  RECKONER. 


123 


TABLE   OF   BRITISH    EXCHANGE   AND    READY   RECKONER 
FOR   CUSTOMS    DUTIES. 


Find  in  the  column  headed 


Amount  of  Entry  in  Sterling  "  the  amount  next  above  the 
invoice  value  of  the  goods,  the  columns  to  the  right  will  shovi^  the  value  for  duty  in  dollars 
and  the  Base  of  Duty.  The  figures  given  for  "  Base  of  Duty  "  are  used  in  computing  the  duty 
to  be  paid  on  the  entry  according  to  the  following  table  :  — 


For 


-To  find  the  duty  payable  on  goods  invoiced  at  £47  6.s.  Od.,  rate  of  duty  22^ 
per  cent.,  find  in  the  table  the  amount  next  above  the  invoice  value  which  is  £47  7s.  3d. 
Amount  for  duty  iniiollai's  is  $-230.00.  Multiply  Base  of  Duty,  $5.75  by  9  and  we  get  $51.75, 
which  is  the  amount  of  duty  to  be  paid. 


,    10 

.    12i 

,    15 

.  m 

,   20 

.   m 

EXAMPLE- 

-To  find 

'or  25    per  cent,  duty 

n     30 

multiply 

base  by  10 
M  11 
n          12 

M   321 
M   85 

„  13 
M        14 

..   37^ 
M   40 

,.  15 
M         16 

Amount  of 

Amount 
of  Entry 

Base  of 

Amount  of 

Amount 

Base  of 

Amount  of 

Amount 

Base  of 

Entry  in 

Duty  in 

Entry 

n 

of  Entry 

Duty  in 

Entry  i 

n 

of  Entry 

Duty  in 

Sterling. 

Dollars. 

Dollars. 

Sterlin 

?• 

m 
Dollars. 

Dollars. 

Sterling. 
£      s.     d. 

in 
Dollars 

Dollars. 

£       S. 

d. 

$ 

$    c. 

£ 

s. 

d. 

$ 

$    c. 

$ 

$     c. 

2 

Oh 
If 

7 

5 

lOi 

llf 

35 

.87,5 
.90 

14 

9 

Si 
10 

70 
71 

1.75 
1.77,5 

....     6 

...... 

"'.02;5' 

7 

9 

36 

14 

13 

....   10 

H 

2 

.05 

7 

14 

U 

37 

.92,5 

14 

17 

Hi 

72 

1.80 

....   14 

H 

3 

.07,5 

7 

18 

2i 

38 

.95 

15 

2 

Oh 

73 

1.82,5 

....   18 

51 

4 

.10 

8 

2 

3| 

39 

.97,5 

15 

6 

If 

74 

1.85 

1       2 

7 

5 

.12,5 

8 

6 

5i 

40 

1.00 

15 

10 

H 

75 

1.87,5 

1       fi 

8i 

6 

.15 

8 

10 

6i 

41 

1.02,5 

15 

14 

H 

76 

1.90 

1     10 

91 

7 

.17,5 

8 

14 

7f 

42 

1.05 

15 

18 

5f 

77 

1.92,5 

1     J4 

11 

8 

.20 

8 

18 

9 

43 

1.07,5 

16 

2 

7 

78 

1.95 

1     19 

Oi 

9 

.22,5 

9 

2 

10^ 

44 

1.10 

16 

6 

Sh 

79 

1.97,5 

2      3 

If 

10 

.25 

9 

6 

111 

45 

1.12,5 

16 

10 

9f 

80 

2.00 

2      7 

3 

11 

.27,5 

9 

11 

1 

46 

1.15 

16 

14 

11 

81 

2.02,5 

2    11 

4i 

12 

.30 

9 

15 

2i 

47 

1.17,5 

16 

19 

Ok 

82 

2.05 

2    15 

5| 

13 

.32,5 

9 

19 

H 

48 

1.20 

17 

3 

If 

83 

2.07,5 

2     19 

7 

14 

.35 

10 

3 

5 

49 

1.22,5 

17 

7 

3 

84 

2.10 

3      3 

H 

15 

.37,5 

10 

7 

6i 

50 

1.25 

17 

11 

4i 

85 

2.12,5 

3      7 

n 

16 

.40 

10 

11 

n 

51 

1.27,5 

17 

15 

5| 

86 

2.15 

3    11 

11 

17 

.42,5 

10 

15 

9 

52 

1.30 

17 

19 

7 

87 

2.17,5 

3    16 

Oi 

18 

.45 

10 

19 

lOi 

53 

1.32,5 

18 

3 

8i 

88 

2.20 

4      0 

H 

19 

.47,5 

11 

3 

Hi 

54 

1.35 

18 

7 

9h 

89 

2.22,5 

4      4 

2f 

20 

.50 

11 

8 

Of 

55 

1.37,5 

18 

11 

11 

90 

2.25 

4      8 

H 

21 

.52,5 

11 

12 

2i 

56 

1.40 

18 

16 

Oi 

91 

2.27,5 

4     12 

5i 

22 

.55 

11 

16 

H 

57 

1.42,5 

19 

0 

l| 

92 

2.30 

4     16 

61 

23 

.57,5 

12 

0 

4f 

58 

1.45 

19 

4 

2f 

93 

2.32,5 

5      0 

8 

24 

.60 

12 

4 

6 

59 

1.47,5 

19 

8 

4i 

94 

2.35 

5      4 

9^ 

25 

.62,5 

12 

8 

n 

60 

1.50 

19 

12 

5i 

95 

2.37,5 

5      8 

lOf 

26 

.65 

12 

12 

8f 

61 

152,5 

19 

16 

6| 

96 

2.40 

5     13 

0 

27 

.67,5 

12 

16 

10 

62 

1.55 

20 

0 

8 

97 

2.42.5 

5    17 

U 

28 

.70 

13 

0 

iH 

63 

1.57,5 

20 

4 

H 

98 

2.45 

6      1 

2f 

29 

.72,5 

13 

5 

Of 

64 

1.60 

20 

8 

lOf 

99 

2.47 

6      5 

4 

30 

.75 

13 

9 

2 

65 

1.62,5 

20 

13 

0 

100 

2.50 

6      9 

H 

31 

.77,5 

13 

13 

H 

66 

1.65 

20 

17 

H 

101 

2.52,5 

6     13 

H 

32 

.80 

13 

17 

4| 

67 

1.67,5 

21 

1 

2f 

102 

2.55 

6     17 

8 

33 

.82,5 

14 

1 

6 

68 

1.70 

21 

5 

4 

103 

2.57,5 

7      1 

9i 

34 

.85 

14 

5 

H 

69  1 

1.72,5 

21 

9 

5i 

104 

2.60 

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BRITISH   EXCHANGE   AND   READY    RECKONER. 


[1911 


BRITISH    EXCHANGE   AND    READY    RECKONER-Co^uinued. 


Amount  of 

Amount 

Base  of 

Amount  of 

Amount 

Base  of 

Amount  of 

Amount 

Base  of 

Entry  in 

of  Entry 
in 

Duty  in 

Entry  in 

of  Entry 
in 

Duty  in 

Entry  in 

of  Entry 
in 

Duty  in 

Sterling 

Dollars 

Dollars. 

Sterling 

Dollars. 

Dollars. 

Sterling. 

Dollars. 

Dollars. 

£  s. 

d. 

$  c. 

£  S. 

d. 

~%~ 

$  c. 

£ 

s. 

d. 

$ 

%     c. 

21  13 

H 

105 

2.62,5 

31  19 

Oi 

155 

3.87,5 

42 

4 

6 

205 

5.12,5 

21  17 

8 

106 

2.65 

32   3 

If 

156 

3.90 

42 

8 

74 

206 

5.15 

22   1 

n 

107 

2.67,5 

32   7 

3 

157 

3.92,5 

42 

12 

81 

207 

5.17,5 

22   5 

m 

108 

2.70 

32  11 

H 

158 

3.95 

42 

16 

10 

208 

5.20 

22   9 

m 

109 

2.72,5 

32  15 

5S 

159 

3.97,5 

43 

0 

114 

209 

5  22,5 

22  14 

u 

110 

2.75 

32  19 

7 

160 

4.00 

43 

5 

Of 

210 

5.25 

22  18 

2i 

111 

2.77,5 

33   3 

H 

161 

4.02,5 

43 

9 

2 

211 

527,5 

23   2 

3i 

112 

2.80 

33   7 

9| 

162 

4.05 

43 

13 

3i 

212 

5.30 

23   6 

H 

113 

2.82,5 

33  11 

11 

163 

4.07,5 

43 

17 

4f 

213 

5.32,5 

23  10 

H 

114 

2.85 

33  16 

Oi 

164 

4.10 

44 

1 

6 

214 

5.35 

23  14 

71 

115 

2.87,5 

34   0 

H 

165 

4.12,5 

44 

5 

7i 

215 

5.37,5 

23  18 

9 

116 

2.90 

34   4 

2f 

166 

4.15 

44 

9 

8i 

216 

5.40 

24   2 

m 

117 

2.92,5 

34   8 

H 

167 

4.17,5 

44 

13 

10" 

217 

5.42,5 

24   6 

111 

118 

2.95 

34  12 

H 

168 

4.20 

44 

17 

lU 

218 

5.45 

24  11 

1 

119 

2.97,5 

34  16 

6| 

169 

4.22,5 

45 

2 

04 

219 

5.47,5 

24  15 

2i 

120 

3.00 

35   0 

8 

170 

4.25 

45 

6 

If 

220 

5.50 

24  19 

31 

121 

3.02,5 

35   4 

n 

171 

4,27,5 

45 

10 

3i 

221 

5.52,5 

25   3 

5 

122 

3.05 

35   8 

lOf 

172 

4.30 

45 

14 

44 

222 

5.55 

25   7 

6i 

123 

3.07,5 

35  13 

0 

173 

4.32,5 

45 

18 

5| 

223 

5.57,5 

25  11 

7i 

124 

3.10 

35  17 

H 

174 

4.35 

46 

2 

7 

224 

5.60 

25  15 

9 

125 

3.12,5 

36   1 

2i 

175 

4.37,5 

46 

6 

84 

225 

5.62,5 

25  19 

m 

126 

3.15 

36   5 

4 

176 

4.40 

46 

10 

91 

226 

5.65 

26   3 

IH 

127 

3.17,5 

36   9 

5i 

177 

4.42,5 

46 

14 

11 

227 

5.67,5 

26   8 

Of 

128 

3.20 

36  13 

Qh 

178 

4.45 

46 

19 

Oi 

228 

5.70 

26  12 

2i 

129 

3.22,5 

36  17 

8 

179 

4.47,5 

47 

3 

If 

229 

5.72,5 

26  16 

34 

130 

3.25 

37   1 

9^ 

180 

4.50 

47 

7 

3 

230 

5.75 

27   0 

4| 

131 

3.27,5 

37   5 

io| 

181 

4.52,5 

47 

11 

4i 

231 

5.77,5 

27   4 

6 

132 

3.30 

37   9 

lis 

182 

4.55 

47 

15 

54 

232 

5.80 

27   8 

n 

133 

3.32,5 

37  14 

li 

183 

4.57,5 

47 

19 

7 

233 

5.82,5 

27  12 

8i 

134 

3.35 

37  18 

24 

184 

4.60 

48 

3 

H 

234 

5.85 

27  16 

10 

135 

3.37,5 

38   2 

31 

185 

4.62,5 

48 

7 

94 

235 

5.87,5 

28   0 

IH 

136 

3.40 

38   6 

H 

186 

4.65 

48 

11 

11 

236 

5.90 

28   5 

01 

137 

3.42,5 

38  10 

4 

187 

4.67,5 

48 

16 

0 

237 

5.92,5 

28   9 

2 

138 

3.45 

38  14 

n 

188 

4.70 

49 

0 

U 

238 

5.95 

28  13 

H 

139 

8.47,5 

38  18 

9 

189 

4.72,5 

49 

4 

2f 

239 

5.97,5 

28  17 

41 

140 

3.50 

39   2 

104 

190 

4.75 

49 

8 

4i 

240 

6.00 

29   1 

6 

141 

3.52,5 

39   6 

111 

191 

4.77,5 

49 

12 

54 

241 

6.02,5 

29   5 

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BRITISH   EXCHANGE   AND   READY   RECKONER. 


125 


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BRITISH    EXCHANGE  AND    READY   REGKOHER-Contmued. 


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METRICAL  WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES. 

The  French  metrical  system  is  based  upon  the  (assumed)  length  of  the  fourth  part  of  a  terrestrial  meridian. 
The  ten-millionth  part  of  this  arc  was  chosen  as  the  unit  of  measures  of  length,  and  called  a  Metre.  The  cube  of 
the  tenth  part  of  the  metre  was  adopted  as  the  unit  of  capacity,  and  denominated  a  Litre.  The  weight  of  a 
litre  of  distilled  water  at  its  greatest  density  was  called  a  Kilogramme,  of  which  the  thousandth  part,  or 
Gramme,  was  adopted  as  the  unit  of  weight.  The  multiples  of  these,  proceeding  in  decimal  progression,  are 
distinguished  by  the  employment  of  the  prefixes  deca,  hecto,  kilo  and  myria,  from  the  Greek,  and  the  subdi- 
visions by  deci,  centi  and  milli,  from  the  Latin  : — 

Mbasurks  of  Length  (Unit  Metre). 

Equal  to  Inches.  Feet.  Yards.  Fathoms.  Miles. 

Millimetre 0.039.S7  0.003  0.001  0.000  0.000 

Centimetre 0.39371  0.032  0.010  0.005  0.000 

Decimetre 3.93708  0.328  0.109  0.054  0.000 

Metre 39.37079  3.280  1.093  0.546  0.000 

Decametre 393.70790  32.808  10.936  5-468  0.006 

Hectometre 3937.07900  328.089  109.363  54.681  0.062 

Kilometre 39370.79000  3280.899  1093.633  546.816  0.621 

Myriameter 393707.90000  32808.991  10936.330  5468.165  6.213 

Cubic,  or  Measures  of  Capacity  (Unit  Litre). 

Equal  to  Cub.  In.  Cub.  Feet.  Pints.  Gallons.  Bushels. 

Millilitre,  or  cubic  centim. . . .  0.06103  0.000  0.001  0.000  0.000 

Centilitre,  10  cubic      "       ...  0.61027  0.000  0.017  0.002  0.000 

Decilitre,  100  cubic     "       ...  6.10271  0.003  0.176  0.022  0.002 

Litre,  or  cubic  decimetre  .. .  61.02705  0.035  L760  0.220  0.027 

Decalitre,  or  centistere 610.27052  0.353  17.607  2.200  0.275 

Hectolitre,  or  decistere 6102.70515  3.531  176.077  22.009  2.751 

Kilolitre,  or  stere 61027.05152  35.316  1760.773  220.096  27.512 

Myrialitre,  or  decastere 610270.51519  353.165  17607.734  2200.966  275.120 

Measures  of  Weight  (Unit  Gramme). 

Equal  to  Grains.  Troy  oz.  Avoir,  lb.        Cwt.=112tt).    Ton8=20cwt 

Milligramme 0.01543  0.000  0.000  0.000  0.000 

Centigramme 0.15432  0.000  0.000  0.000  0.000 

Decigramme 1.54323  0.003  0.000  0.000  0.000 

Gramme 15,43235  0.032  0.002  0.000  0.000 

Decagramme 154.32349  0.321  0.022  6.000  0.000 

Hectogramme 1543.23488  3.215  0.220  0.001  0.000 

Kilogramme 15432.34880  32.150  2.204  0.019  0.000 

Myriagramme 154323.48800  32L507  22.046  0.196  0.009 

Square,  or  Measures  op  Surface  (Unit  Are). 
Equal  to  Sq.  Feet.  Yards.  Perches.  Roods.  Acres. 

Centiare,  or  sq.  metre 10,764299  1.196  0.039  0.000  0.000 

Are,  or  100  sq.  metres 1076.429934  119.603  3.953  0.098  0.024 

Hectare,  or  10,000  sq.  metres      107642.993419        11960.332  395.382  9.884  2.471 

—From  Whitaker's  Almanac  by  permission  of  the  Publishers. 


1911]       VALUE  OF  FOREIGN  COINS  IN  CANADA  FOR  CUSTOMS  PURPOSES.  127 

VALUE  OF  FOREIGN  COINS  IN  CANADA  FOR  CUSTOMS  PURPOSES. 


Country. 

Standard. 

Monetary 
Unit. 

Value  in 
Canadian 
Currency. 

Coins. 

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Austria-Hungary 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

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Gold 

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Gold 

Gold 

Silver  .... 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Silver .... 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Silver... 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Silver .... 

Gold 

Gold 

Gold 

Peso 

Crown 

Franc  

Boliviano... 
Milreis..   .. 

Colon 

Peso 

Dollar 

Peso 

Tael: 

Amoy 

Canton .... 

Chefoo    ... 

Chin  Kiang 

Fuchau  ... 

Haikwan  . . 

(Customs)  . 

Hankow . . . 
*Hong  Kong 

Niuchwang 

Ningpo  . . . 

Pekln 

Shanghai . . 

Swatow  ... 

Takau   .... 

Tientsin . . . 

Dollar 

Peso 

Crown 

Sucre  

Pound  (100 
piastres)  . 

Mark 

Franc  

Mark 

Drachma . . . 
Gourde 

Rupee 

Lira 

Yen  

Dollar 

Dollar 

Florin 

Crown 

Balbao 

Kran 

Libra 

Peso 

Milreis 

Rouble 

Peseta  

Crown 

Franc  

Mahbubof20 
piastres. . . 

Piastre  

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Gold,  Argentine  ($4.82.4)  and  i  Argentine.    Silver, 

peso  and  divisions. 
Gold,  Former    system,  4  florins  ($1.92.9),  8  florins 

($3.85.8),  ducat  ($2.28.7)  and  4  ducats  ($9.14.9). 

Silver,  1  and  2  florins.     Present  system.  Gold,  20 

crowns  ($4.05.2)  and  10  crowns  ($2.02.6). 

Bolivia 

Silver,  boliviano  and  divisions                          * 

Brazil 

Gold,  5,  10  and  20  milreis.     Silver,  i,  1  and  2  milreis. 

Gold,  5,  10  and  20  colons  ($9.30.7).    Silver,  5,  10,  25 
and  50  centimes. 

Silver,  peso  and  divisions. 

Gold,  escudo  ($1.82.5),  doubloon  ($3 . 65 . 0) and  condor 
($7 .  30 . 0).    Silver,  peso  and  div  isions. 

Cen.  American  States : 

Guatemala 'j 

Honduras 1 

Nicaragua.  ., 

Salvador J 

British  Honduras 

Chile            

Colombia             

Mexican  dollar. 

Gold,  condor  ($9 . 64 . 7)  and  double  condor.  Silver,  peso. 
Gold,  doubloon  Isabella,  centen  ($5.01.7)  Alphons 
($4.82.3).     Silver,  peso. 

fJnlH    10  anrl  9(\  <>rr>u'na 

Cuba                     

Denmark .       

Gold,  10  sucres  ($4.86.65).  Silver,  Sucre  and  divi- 
sions. 

Gold,  pound  (100  piastres),  5,  10,  20  and  50  piastres. 
Silver,  1,  2,  5,  10  and  20  piastres. 

Gold,  20  marks  ($3.85.9),  10  marks  ($1.93). 

Gold,  5,  10,  20,  50  and  100  francs.    Silver,  5  francs. 

Gold,  5,  10  and  20  marks. 

Gold,  5, 10, 20, 50 and  100 drachmas.  Silver,  5  drachmas. 

(Jold,  1, 2,  5  and  10  gourdes.  Silver,  gourde  and  divi- 
sions. 

Gold,  sovereign  ($4.86.6).    Silver,  rupee  and  divisions. 

Gold  5  10  25  50  and  100  lire     Silver  5  lire 

Eevpt 

France                    .   .   . 

German  Empire 

Greece  

Hayti 

f  India 

Italy 

Gold,  5, 10  and  20  yen.    Silver,  10,  20  and  50  sen. 

Liberia 

Mexico 

Gold,  dollar  ($0 .  98 . 3),  2^,  5, 10  and  20  dollars.   Silver, 

dollar  (or  peso)  and  divisions. 
Gold,  10  florins.    Silver,  J,  1  and  2J  florins. 

Netherlands 

Panama 

Gold,  1,  2J,  5,  10  and  20  balbaos.    Silver,  peso  and 

divisions. 
Gold,  i,  1,  and  2  tomans  ($3.40.9).    Silver,  J,  J,  1,  2, 

and  5  krans. 
Gold,  libra  ($4.86.6),  Silver,  sol  and  divisions. 
Silver  peso:  50,  20  and  10  centavos. 
Gold  12  5  and  10  milreis 

Persia 

Peru 

Philippine  Islands 

Portugal 

Russia 

JSpain 

Gold,  5, 7J,  10  and  15  roubles  ($7.71.8)  and  J  imperial  7i 
roubles  ($3.85.9).  5, 10, 15, 20,  25, 50  and  100  copecks. 
Gold,  25  pesetas.    Silver,  5  pesetas. 

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THE   KING   AND   ROYAL   FAMILY. 


[1911 


THE    KING    AND    ROYAL    FAMILY. 


Kii.g  Edward  VII.  Born  November  9th,  1841 ;  suc- 
ceeded to  the  throne,  January  22nd,  1901,  on  the  death 
of  Queen  Victoria;  died  May  7th,  1910.  He  married 
Princess  Alexandra  of  Denmark,  March  10th,  1863.  On 
the  death  of  King  Edward,  Queen  Alexandra  took  the 
title  of  Queen  Mother. 

THE  KING.— George  V.,  by  the  Grace  of  God  of 
the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 
and  of  the  British  Dominions  beyond  the  seas.  King, 
Defender  of  the  Faith,  Emperor  of  India.  His  Majesty 
is  the  second  son  of  the  late  King  Edward  and  Queen 
Alexandra,  the  elder  son,  Prince  Albert  Victor,  Duke  of 
Clarence,  having  died  in  January,  1892.  George  V.  was 
born  June  3rd,  1865.  He  married  on  July  6th,  1893,  his 
second  cousin.  Princess  Victoria  Mary  Augusta  Louise 
Olga  Pauline  Claudine  Agnes  of  Teck. 

THE  QUEEN.— Mary,  only  daughter  of  the  late  Duke 
of  Teck,  was  born  at  Kensington  Palace,  May  26th,  1867, 
and  was  married  at  Windsor  to  His  Majesty,  then  Duke 
of  York,  on  July  6th,  1893. 

The  children  of  King  George  and  Queen  Mary  are  :— 

Prince  Edward  Albert  Christian,  Duke  of  Cornwall, 
born  June  23rd,  1894.  It  has  been  arranged  that  his 
investiture  as  Prince  of  Wales,  should  be  the  occasion 
of  the  revival  of  an  ancient  Welsh  ceremonial  to  take 
place  at  Carnarvon  Castle,  in  July,  1911. 

Prince  Albert  Frederick  Arthur  George,  born  Decem- 
ber I4th,  1895. 

Princess  Victoria  Alexandra  Alice  Mary,  born  April 
23rd,  1897. 

Prince  Henry  William,  born  March  31st,  1900. 

Prince  George  Edward,  born  December  20th,  1902. 

Prince  John  Francis  Charles,  born  July  l-2th,  1905. 

The  surviving  children  of  the  late  King  Edward  VII. 
besides  King  George  V,  are  :— 

Princess  Louise,  Duchess  of  Fife  (Louisa  Victoria 
Alexandra  Dagmar),  born  February  20th,  1867  ;  married 
July  27th,  1889,  Alexander  William  George,  Duke  of 
Fife.  Has  two  daughters,  Alexandra,  born  May  27th, 
1891,  and  Maud,  born  April  Srd,  1893. 

Princess  Victoria  Alexandra  Olga  Mary,  born  July  6th, 
1868. 

Princess  Maud  Charlotte  Mary  Victoria,  born  Novem- 
ber 26th,  1869 ;  married  22nd  July,  1896,  to  Charles, 
second  son  of  the  Crown  Prince  of  Denmark,  chosen 
King  of  Norway,  Nov.,  1905.    Has  one  son  Olaf. 

The  surviving  children  of  her  late  Majesty  Queen 
Victoria  are  :— 

Her  Royal  Highness  Helena  Augusta  Victoria,  born 
May  25th,  1846  ;  married  to  H  R.  H.  Prince  Frederick 


Christian  Charles  Augustus  of  Schleswig-Holstein-Son- 
derburg-Augustenburg,  July  5th,  1866  ;  issue  three  sons, 
one  of  whom  died  an  infant,  and  one  died  in  South 
Africa,  Oct.,  1900,  and  two  daughters. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Louise  Caroline  Alberta,  born 
March  18th,  1848 ;  married  March  21st,  1871,  to  the 
Marquis  of  Lome,  now  Duke  of  Argyll. 

His  Royal  Highness  Arthur  William  Patrick  Albert, 
Duke  of  Connaught,  born  May  1st,  1850  ;  married  March 
13th,  1879,  to  Princess  Louise  Margaret,  daughter  of  the 
late  Prince  Frederick  Charles  of  Prussia,  and  has  issue 
one  son  and  two  daughters.  Arthur,.  Margaret,  M. 
Gustavus  Adolphus,  Crown  Prince  of  Sweden,  and 
Patricia. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Beatrice  Mary  Victoria  Feodora, 
born  April  14th,  1857 ;  married  July  23rd,  1885,  to  Prince 
Henry  of  Battenburg,  who  died  Jan.  20th,  1896 ;  and 
has  issue  three  sons  and  one  daughter,  now  Queen 
Victoria  of  Spain  ;  married  King  Alfonso  May  31st,  1906. 

The  deceased  children  of  her  late  Majesty  Queen 
Victoria,  besides  the  late  King,  are  :— 

Her  Imperial  Majesty  Victoria  Adelaide  Mary  Louisa, 
Princess  Royal,  Empress  Frederick  of  Germany,  born 
Nov.  21st,  1840,  and  married  Jan.  25th,  1858,  to  Frederick, 
Crown  Prince  of  Prussia,  afterwards  (March  to  June, 
1888)  second  German  Emperor,  who  died  June  15th,  1888; 
died  August  5th,  1901,  and  had  issue  four  sons  (two 
deceased),  the  eldest  William,  the  present  German 
Emperor,  and  four  daughters. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Alice  Maud  Mary,  born  April  25th, 
1843 ;  died  December  14th,  1878 ;  married  his  Royal  High- 
ness Prince  Frederick  Louis  o*  Hesse,  July  1st,  1862,  who 
died  March  13th,  1892  ;  had  issue  five  daughters  and  two 
sons  ;  the  second  son  died  by  an  accident.  May,  1873  ;  the 
youngest  daughter  died  November  15th,  1878. 

His  Royal  Highness  Alfred  Ernest  Albert,  Duke  of 
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha,  born  August  6th,  1844  ;  married 
the  Grand  Duchess  Marie  of  Russia,  January  9th,  1874  ; 
died  July  30th,  1900  ;  issue,  a  son,  born  October  15th, 
1874,  (died  February  6th,  1899)  and  four  daughters,  born 
October  29th,  1875,  November  25th,  1876,  September  Ist, 
1878,  and  March,  1884. 

His  Royal  Highness  Leopold  George  Duncan  Albert, 
Duke  of  Albany,  born  April  7th,  1853 ;  married  April 
27th,  1882,  to  Princess  Helen  of  Waldeck,  and  died 
March  28th,  1884,  having  had  issue  one  son,  now  Duke 
of  Albany,  who  succeeded  his  uncle,  the  Duke  of  Edin- 
burgh, as  Duke  of  Saxe-Coburg-Gotha,  on  July  30th, 
1900,  and  one  daughter. 


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THE   KING  S   CIVIL   LIST. 


129 


THE  KING'S  CIVIL  LIST. 


Consequent  upon  the  death  of  His  Majesty  King 
Edward  VII. ,  and  the  accession  of  His  Majesty  George  V. , 
there  was  passed  in  the  Parliamentary  session  of  1910 
what  is  known  as  the  Civil  List  Act,  the  Act  by  which  is 
determined  what  charges  shall  be  made  on  the  consoli- 
dated fund  for  the  maintenance  of  the  King  and  his 
family. 

Until  George  III.  came  to  the  throne  in  1760,  the  in- 
come of  the  sovereign  was  derived  chiefly  from  Crown 
lands,  from  a  variety  of  landed  property  in  England  and 
Wales,  Scotland  and  Ireland,  in  which  the  sovereign  had 
a  life-interest,  and  from  which  he  received  the  rents.  In 
the  feudal  ages  these  lands  constituted  a  princely  patri- 
mony. In  later  times  this  Crown  property  was  greatly 
reduced  by  lavish  grants  to  royal  favorites.  At  the 
Restoration  the  income  from  Crown  lands  was  ascer- 
tained by  a  committee  of  the  House  of  Commons  to 
amount  to  £217,900  a  year,  in  addition  to  £4,000  from 
the  Forest  of  Dean.  By  the  time  Charles  II.  had  been 
on  the  throne  three  years  he  had  by  his  lavish  bestowal 
of  the  lands  on  favorites  reduced  the  income  to  £100,000. 
William  III.,  by  his  grants  to  favorites  who  had  accom- 
panied him  from  Holland,  made  further  havoc  with  the 
Crown  domains;  so  much  so  that  at  the  accession  of 
Queen  Anne  Parliament  endeavored  to  save  the  remnant 
by  an  Act  (1  Anne,  c.  8)  which  prohibited  alienation  of 
Crown  lands,  and  enacted  stringent  provisions  in  regard 
to  the  length  of  the  term  for  which  they  might  be  leased 
and  the  rents  reserved. 

Since  then,  and  especially  since  the  Accession  of 
the  late  King  Edward  VII.,  the  income  from  the  Crown 
Lands  has  very  greatly  increased. 

Queen  Anne,  George  L  and  George  II.  derived  the 
larger  part  of  their  income  from  their  life-interest  in  the 
Crown  property,  but  when  George  III.  came  to  the 
throne  he  surrendered  his  life-interest  in  the  Crown 
lands.  It  was  turned  over  to  the  nation  in  return  for  a 
fixed  Civil  List  of  £800,000,  subsequently  increased  to 
£900,000.  George  IV.,  William  IV.,  Queen  Victoria  and 
Edward  VII.,  on  their  accessions,  surrendered  their  life- 
interest  in  the  Crown  lands  in  return  for  a  Civil  List. 
The  same  course  was  taken  by  George  V.  when  he  came 
to  the  throne  ;  and  on  June  15th,  1910,  a  committee  of 
the  House  of  Commons  was  appointed  to  recommend 
the  new  Civil  List.  It  reported  on  the  6th  of  July,  1910, 
and  its  recommendations  were  embodied  in  an  Act  (1 
George  V.,  c.  5),  which  was  passed  through  all  its  stages 
in  the  House  of  Lords  on  August  2nd,  1910.  By  this 
Act  the  King's  Civil  List  was  fixed  at  the  yearly  sum  of 
£470,000,  which  was  the  same  amount  as  that  granted 
to  King  Edward  VII. 

CLASSES  OF  EXPENDITURE.  SUM  APPROPRIATED. 

L  Their  Majesties'  Privy  Purse £110,000 

IL  Salariesof  His  Majesty's  household 

and  retired  allowances 125,800 

III.  Expenses  of  His  Majesty's  house- 

hold   193,000 

IV.  Works 20,000 

V.  Royal  bounty,  alms  and  special  ser- 
vices    13,200 

VI.  Unappropriated 8,000 


Total £470,000 


Her  Majesty  Queen  Alexandra  in  accordance  with  the 
Civil  List  Act  passed  at  the  accession  of  Edward  VII.  (1 
Edward  VII,,  c.  4),  enjoys  an  annuity  of  £70,000,  and  a 
similar  provision  is  made  in  the  Civil  List  Act  of  1910 
for  Queen  Mary  in  case  she  survives  the  King. 

The  late  King  Edward's  daughters.  Princess  Louise 
(Duchess  of  Fife),  Princess  Victoria  and  Princess  Maud 
(Princess  Charles  of  Denmark),  receive  an  annual  allow- 
ance of  £18,000  during  their  joint  lives,  which  will  be 
reduced  at  the  death  of  each  of  the  said  princesses  by 
£6,000. 

At  the  death  of  Edward  VII.  the  provision  for  the 
Royal  Family  amounted  in  all  to  £576,000,  being 
£470,000  for  the  King's  Civil  List,  and  £106,000  in 
respect  of  allowances  to  other  members  of  the  Royal 
Family.  This  amount  is  somewhat  increased  by  the 
allowance  of  $70,000  made  to  Queen  Alexandra.  As  the 
Prince  of  Vf  ales  is  entitled  to  the  revenues  of  the  Duchy 
of  Cornwall,  no  special  provision  was  made  for  him  in 
the  Civil  List  Act  of  1910,  but  it  was  provided  that,  in 
the  event  of  his  marrying,  an  allowance  of  £10,000  a 
year  should  be  made  to  the  Princess  of  Wales,  to  be 
increased  to  $30,000  should  she  survive  his  Royal 
Highness.  Each  of  King  George's  sons  is  to  receive  an 
annuity  of  $10,000  on  coming  of  age,  to  be  increased  to 
£15,000  on  his  marrying.  The  allowance  to  daughters 
is  to  be  £6,000  a  year.  No  provision  is  made  in  the 
Act  for  children  of  younger  members  of  the  Royal 
Family. 

The  annuities  to  the  Royal  Family  after  the  resettle- 
ment at  the  accession  of  George  V.  stand  thus  : — 

His  Majesty  (Civil  List) £470,000 

Queen  Alexandra 70,000 

Pensions  transferred  to  Consolidated 

Fund 18,000 

Princesses  Louise,  Victoria  and  Maud. .  18,000 
Princess   Christian    of  Schleswig-Hol- 

stein 6,000 

Princess  Louise,  Duchess  of  Argyll 6,000 

Duke  of  Connaught 25,000 

Princess  Beatrice  (of  Battenburg) 6,000 

Duchess  of  Mecklinburg-Strelitz 3,000 

Duchess  of  Edinburgh 6,000 

Duchess  of  Albany 6,000 


Total £634,000 

The  revenues  of  the  Duchies  of  Cornwall  and  Lancas- 
ter are  outside  the  Civil  List  arrangement.  Those  of 
Cornwall,  valued  at  £60,000  a  year,  are  vested  in  the 
eldest  son  of  the  reigning  sovereign,  who  becomes  by 
birth  the  Duke  of  Cornwall,  by  virtue  of  a  patent  of 
Edward  III.  in  1337.  The  Duchy  of  Lancaster  was  the 
private  patrimony  of  Henry  Bolingbroke,  son  of  John 
of  Gaunt.  It  is  separate  from  the  other  possessions  of 
the  Crown  in  order  and  government,  but  united  to  it 
in  point  of  inheritance.  It  also  brings  in  a  revenue  of 
£60,000  a  year. 


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THE   BRITISH   ARMY   IN    1910-1911. 


[1911 


THE   BRITISH   ARMY    IN    I9I0-I 


The  Army  Estimates  for  the  financial  year  1910-11, 
which  were  submitted  to  Parliament  by  Mr.  R.  D.  Hal- 
dane,  Secretary  of  State  for  War,  on  the  3rd  of  March, 
1910,  showed  an  increase  of  £325,000  over  the  figures 
for  1909-10.  The  total  expenditure  on  the  army  for  the 
current  year  will  be  £27,760,000,  an  amount  higher  than 
in  any  year  since  1906-7,  the  first  year  of  Mr.  Haldane's 
tenure  of  office.  The  figures  for  the  five  years  of  the 
Liberal  Administration  are: — 

1906-7 £27,764,900 

1907-8 27,141,642 

1908-9 27,459,000 

1909-10 27,435,000 

1910-11 27,760,000 

These  figures,  however,  compare  favorably  with  the 
last  two  years  of  the  late  Conservative  Administration, 
when  there  were  extraordinary  expenses  still  to  be 
defrayed  as  a  result  of  the  Boer  War.  The  figures  for 
1904-5  were  £38,830,000,  and  for  1905-6  £29,813,000. 

The  accompanying  table  gives  particulars  of  expendi- 
ture on  efifective  and  non-effective  services,  and  also  the 
increase  or  decrease  in  expenditure  in  1910-11  over 
1909-10. 

I.— Numbers. 

Net  Estimate.  Increase.  Decrease. 
Number  of  men  on  the 
Home  and  Colonial  Es- 
tablishments of  the  Ar- 
my, exclusive  of  those 
serving  in  India 184,200       1,000         


II.— Effective  Services. 

Net  Estimate.  Increase.  Decrease. 
£  £  £ 

Pay,  etc. ,  of  the  Army. . .     8,733,000   206,000         

Medical  Establishment, 
Pay,  etc 452,000     12,000         

Special  Reserves 833,000      64,000 

Territorial  Forces 2,660,000    353,000         

Establishments  for  Mili- 
tary Education 147,000       1,000         

Quartering,     Transport, 

and  Remounts 1,589,000     76,000 

Supplies  and  Clothing...     4,397,000   122,000         

Ordinance  Department, 
Establishments  and 
General  Stores 533,000     2,000 

Armaments  and  Engi- 
neer Stores 1,482,000      162,000 

Works  and  Buildings 2,598,000     47,000  

Miscellaneous  Effective 
Services 74,000       7,000         

War  Office  and  Army 
Accounts  Department.        429,000     164,000 


Total ,. . £23,927,000  £748,000    £468,000 

III.— Non-Effective  Services. 

Net  Estimate.  Increase.  Decrease 
£  £  £ 

Non-effective  Charges  for 

Officers,  etc 1,789,000     27,000         

Non-effective  Charges  for 

Men,  etc 1,890,000     22,000         

Civil  Superannuation, 
Compensation  and 
Compassionate  Allow- 
ances and  Gratuitit  s . .        154,000     4,000 


Total £3,833,000   £49,000         £4,000 

Total  Effective  and  Non- 
Effective  Services £27,760,000  £797,000    £472,000 

Net  Increase,  £325,000. 


The  increase  in  1910-11  is  chiefly  due  to  the  success 
of  the  County  Associations  throughout  Great  Britain  in 
filling  up  the  ranks  of  the  Territorial  Army  ;  but  there 
is  also  an  increase  in  the  number  of  men  serving  in  the 
Home  and  Colonial  establishments  of  the  regular  army, 
the  number  of  which,  exclusive  of  those  serving  in 
India,  being  184,200,  or  1,000  more  than  in  1909-10.  In 
India,  the  British  Army  consists  of  5,000  cavalry  soldiers, 
53,000  infantry,  and  15,000  artillery,  besides  the  British 
officers  of  the  Indian  Army.  These  forces  are  carefully 
selected,  and  are  among  the  best  of  the  British  Army. 
The  cost  of  maintenance  of  these  75,000  men  falls  upon 
the  Indian  Exchequer. 

Increases  in  Expenditure. 
In  presenting  the  estimates  for  1910-11,  Mr.  Haldane 
pointed  out  that  there  had  been  some  necessary 
additions  to  the  regular  establishment,  half  of  which 
represented  the  strengthening  of  certain  weak  points  in 
the  field  army,  and  half  temporary  additions  to  cover 
the  special  needs  of  certain  infantry  regiments.  Another 
increase  in  expense  was  due  to  the  exhaustion  of  surplus 
stocks  of  clothing,  which  added  £141,000  to  the  cost  of 
this  item  ;  and  to  the  continued  growth  of  the  pension 
votes  for  officers  and  men,  which  accounted  for  £49,000. 
Sufficient  savings  had,  however,  been  secured  in  other 
directions  to  cover  the  cost  of  this  increase,  and,  I  may 
further  observe,  added  Mr.  Haldane,  that  the  year 
1911-12  will  see  a  diminution  of  charge  by  the  extinction 
of  the  Barrack  Loan  Annuities  of  £304,000. 

The  Artillery. 

With  regard  to  the  artillery  Mr.  Haldane  announced 
that  for  the  first  time  he  was  in  a  position  to  state  that 
the  whole  of  the  personnel  required  for  the  artillery 
was  trained  and  available.  The  fully  trained  medical 
personnel  required  was  also  available,  together  with  a 
large  proportion  of  the  partly  trained  men.  In  the 
Army  Service  Corps  there  was  still  a  deficiency  in  the 
personnel  of  one  division,  but  it  was  anticipated  that 
this  would  to  a  large  extent  disappear  by  the  end  of  the 
year. 

Cavalry  and  Horses. 

The  reorganization  of  the  cavalry  establishments, 
carried  out  in  1909,  will  now,  Mr.  Haldane  announced, 
place  the  cavalry  for  the  first  time  on  a  sound  footing 
in  such  matters  as  the  training  of  recruits,  the  storing 
of  reservists'  kits,  and  mobilization  arrangements  gen- 
erally. The  cavalry  manoeuvres  of  last  autumn,  Mr. 
Haldane  continued,  showed  that  the  regiments  at  home 
as  they  stand  in  peace  are  considerably  below  the  war 
establishment  in  fully  trained  men  and  horses,  and  an 
addition  of  28  men  and  36  horses  is  to  be  made  to  the 
peace  establishment  of  each  regiment  in  the  cavalry  of 
the  line.  Further  progress  was  also  announced  in  the 
scheme  successfully  initiated  in  1909  by  which  a  certain 
number  of  horses,  after  training  in  the  ranks  of  the 
cavalry,  are  boarded  out  with  farmers  and  others  who 
undertake  to  produce  them  in  good  condition  when 
required  for  manoeuvres  or  for  war. 

Regarding  the  supply  of  horses  to  meet  the  needs  of 
both  the  regular  and  the  territorial  forces  in  time  of 
war,  Mr.  Haldane  said  that  the  police  authorities  had 


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131 


almost  finished  a  complete  census  of  the  horses  of  Great 
Britain.  Under  the  proposed  scheme  the  War  Office 
will  assign  to  each  coimtj'  the  quotas  to  be  provided  at 
once  on  mobilization,  and  the  County  Association  will 
be  asked  to  inspect  and  classify  a  sufficient  proportion 
of  the  horses  to  provide  the  requisite  quotas,  and  at  the 
same  time  to  organize  the  necessary  machinery  for 
immediate  collection  on  the  order  to  mobilize. 

Aeronautics. 
A  good  deal  of  progress  was  made  in  1909-10  in  aero- 
nautics. The  balloon  factory  at  Aldershot  was  placed 
under  the  management  of  a  specially  selected  expert 
and  staff,  and  systematic  investigations  relating  to  the 
design  and  manufacture  of  dirigibles  were  being  carried 
out.  The  design  of  a  dirigible  balloon  to  be  manufac- 
tured at  the  factory,  Mr.  Haldane  told  the  House  of 
Commons,  was  then  under  consideration,  and  a  new 
shed,  capable  of  holding  a  large  airship,  was  nearing 
completion  at  Aldershot.  In  the  near  future  two 
dirigibles — the  Clement  and  that  purchased  from  M. 
Lebaudy-  should  be  available  for  the  army,  provided 
they  fulfil  the  conditions  laid  down. 

Disposition  of  the  Regular  Army. 

The  duties  of  184,000  troops  which  constitute  the 
regular  army  include  the  protection  of  the  great  naval 
stations  which  form  a  chain  of  posts  around  the  world, 
and  also  the  protection  of  Egypt  and  of  the  colonial 
possessions  of  Great  Britain.  The  two  colonial  stations 
with  the  most  important  garrisons  are  Egypt  and  South 
Africa.  The  military  occupation  of  each  was  originally 
justified  •'  to  keep  open  the  road  to  India."  Egypt  had 
one  regiment  of  cavalry  and  five  of  infantry.  South 
Africa  in  1910  held  four  regiments  of  cavalry  and  six  of 
infantry.  In  China  there  were  three  regiments  of 
infantry ;  Gibraltar  had  two,  Malta  five,  Mauritius  and 
Bermuda  one  each. 

The  army  left  in  the  British  Islands  consisted  of  10,000 
cavalry  in  seventeen  regiments,  76,000  infantry  in  eighty- 
two  regiments,  and  21,000  artillery.  These  troops 
furnish  seven  divisions,  fully  organized,  for  despatch 
abroad  in  case  of  emergency,  leaving  ten  regiments  of 
foot  and  five  of  horse  still  available. 

The  Recruiting  Problem. 

In  1909-10  there  was  no  difficulty  in  securing  all  the 
recruits  needed  for  the  regular  forces.  In  fact,  Mr. 
Haldane  stated  in  the  House  of  Commons  on  March  16 
that  his  chief  difficulty  as  regarded  recruiting  in  the 
past  year  was  to  avoid  an  excess  on  the  numbers  of  men 
voted  by  Parliament.  The  number  of  recruits  who 
joined  the  regular  army  during  the  year  1909-10  was 
33,837,  a  decrease  of  3,388  as  compared  with  the  pre- 
ceding twelve  months.  This  decrease  is  attributed 
solely  to  fewer  recruits  being  required  to  maintain  the 
army  at  its  establishment.  Nearly  thirty  per  cent,  of 
the  recruits  who  presented  themselves  for  enlistment 
were  rejected  as  the  result  of  the  medical  examination, 
but  the  prevailing  opinion  amongst  those  who  are  in 
close  touch  with  the  men  is  that  the  quality  of  recruits 
for  the  regular  army  is  improving,  and  that  the  men 
enlisted  in  1910  were  above  the  average  in  physique, 
education  and  character.  From  almost  every  part  of 
Great  Britain  rural  and  industrial,  it  was  reported  that 
defective  teeth  caused  the  rejection  of  a  large  propor- 
tion of  the  men  who  offered  themselves. 


The  Territorial  Force. 

The  year  1909-10  witnessed  a  most  satisfactory  pro- 
gress in  the  organization,  numbers  and  efficiency  of  the 
Territorial  Force.  In  presenting  the  Army  Estimates, 
Mr.  Haldane  reviewed  this  progress  and  attributed 
much  of  it  to  the  admirable  work  performed  by  the 
County  Associations.  "Out  of  an  establishment  of 
11,218  officers  and  301,272  non-commissioned  officers 
and  men,"  he  said,  "the  Territorial  Force  on  the  first 
of  January,  1910,  had  reached  a  strength  of  9,701  officers 
and  262,036  non-commissioned  officers  and  men,  which 
was  an  increase  of  64,105  of  all  the  ranks  over  the 
strength  of  the  Force  on  the  first  of  January,  1909.  Of 
the  892  units  of  which  the  Territorial  Force  is  com- 
posed, all  except  three  had  then  secured  the  strength — a 
minimum  of  30  per  cent,  of  the  Establishment-  entitling 
them  to  official  recognition."  "Considerable  progress 
has  been  made,"  Mr.  Haldane  continued,  "with  the 
arming  and  equipping  of  the  force.  The  whole  of  the 
horse  and  field  artillery,  with  the  exception  of  the 
Howitzer  Brigades,  has  now  been  equipped  with  the 
15-pounder  gun.  In  the  case  of  the  Horse  Artillery 
this  gun  is  about  to  be  replaced  by  the  Ehrhardt 
15-pounder  quick  firing  gun  which  is  considerably 
lighter  and  better  adapted  for  the  Horse  Artillery. 
The  armament  of  the  Howitzer  Brigades  can  not  be 
completed  until  the  new  pattern  Howitzers  now  under 
manufacture  have  been  issued  to  the  regulars  ;  but  in 
the  meanwhile  a  certain  number  of  Howitzers  have 
been  issued  to  every  Territorial  Howitzer  Brigade. 
The  re-arming  of  the  Infantry  with  the  charger-loading 
rifle  was  commenced  in  September,  1909,  and  will  be 
completed  during  the  financial  year  1909-10." 

The  accompanying  table  gives  the  strength  and  estab- 
lishment of  the  Territorial  Force  on  April  1st,  1910  :— 

Establish-  Strength, 
ment. 

Yeomanry 24,766  24,219 

*R.H.  andF.A 32,945  29,658 

R.G.A 11,455  9,356 

R.  Engineers 14,660  12,896 

Infantry 195,297  173,670 

A.S.C 8,562  7,577 

R.A.M.C 13,664  11,849 

A.V.C 14  

Total 301,363        269,225 

Adding  officers  the  figures  are : — 

Establishment 312,577 

Strength 278,951 

The  War  Department  as  an  Employer. 
On  the  discussion  of  the  motion  that  the  House  go 
into  Committee  on  the  Army  Estimates,  Mr.  Ramsay 
Macdonald,  a  member  of  the  Labor  party,  moved  as  an 
amendment  "that  in  the  opinion  of  this  House  the 
conditions  of  service  of  Government  employees  should 
be  in  every  respect  at  least  equal  to  those  observed  by 
the  best  private  employers,  or  by  local  authorities  doing 
similar  work,  and  that  in  interpreting  the  fair  wage 
clause,  in  assigning  contracts,  responsible  officers 
should  be  instructed  to  see  that  the  spirit  of  the  clause 
is  properly  carried  out  when  the  actual  wording  gives 
room  for  doubt." 


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THE   BRITISH   NAVY   IN   1910-1911. 


[1911 


In  supporting  this  amendment,  Mr.  Barnes,  chairman 
of  the  Labor  party  asserted  that  the  women  in  the 
Government  factory  at  Pimlico  were  earning  12s.  and 
13s.  a  week,  and  that  at  Weedon  a  large  number  of  the 
men  were  earning  only  19s.  a  week.  No  adult  man,  he 
said,  ought  to  be  paid  less  than  6d.  an  hour,  and  even 
this  was  far  too  little  in  the  London  district.  In  the 
London  area  men  were  receiving  23s.  a  week  ought  to 
be  raised  to  30s.,  and  men  in  the  country  ought  to  be 
raised  to  248." 

Replying  for  the  Government,  Mr.  Haldane  said  that 
the  War  Department  was  bound  by  promises  and  by 
consideration  of  principles  to  aim  at  being  a  model 
employer.  With  this  purpose  in  view  the  old  fair 
wages  resolution,  too  technical  in  its  terms,  had  been 
altered  in  March,  1909.  Not  only  was  the  resolution 
now  wider  in  its  scope,  but  an  Advisory  Committee  had 
been  appointed  to  see  that  it  was  properly  carried  out. 
It  was  an  Advisory  Committee  on  which  the  Board  of 
Trade  was  represented,  and  it  would  be  admitted  that 
the  Board  of  Trade  was  the  body  best  fitted  to  under- 
take the  task.  This  assurance  from  Mr.  Haldane  was 
accepted  by  the  Labor  party,  and  although  the  amend- 
ment was  pressed  to  a  vote  by  the  Conservatives,  the 
Labor  party  voted  against  it  and  so  prevented  a  defeat 
of  the  Government. 

The  Quekn's  Own  in  England. 
An  event  in  the  British  military  history  of  1910  was 
the  visit  of  the  Queen's  Own  Rifles  to  England.    De- 
scribing the  arrival  at  Aldershot  a  military  correspondent 


of  the  London  Times  wrote  (September  2nd,  Weekly 
Edition) :—"  For  the  first  time  in  the  history  of  the 
Empire  a  regiment,  complete  in  all  its  parts,  and  an 
organized  unit  of  one  of  the  armies  of  the  Dominions 
beyond  the  seas,  arrives  to  take  part  in  the  final  period 
of  military  instruction  at  Aldershot.  It  would  be 
difficult  to  overestimate  the  importance  of  the  step 
thus  taken  in  the  evolution  of  the  world-wide  scheme 
of  co-operative  defence  which  has  developed  with  such 
rapid  strides  during  the  last  15  years." 

Describing  the  visitors  from  the  Dominion,  the  cor- 
respondent continues :—"  Only  seven  or  eight  of  the 
620  who  arrived  in  England  on  Saturday  took  part  in 
the  campaign  of  '85 ;  but  the  regiment  is  composed  of 
the  same  stuff  that  "made  good"  then  in  Saskatchewan 
and  15  years  later  in  South  Africa.  The  majority  are 
clerks ;  but  there  is  a  considerable  proportion  of 
mechanics  and  professional  men.  Half  a  dozen  are 
teachers  and  more  than  30  undergraduates  of  Toronto 
University.  They  are  a  well-set-up  lot  of  men,  the 
Queen's  Own  averaging  5  ft.  9J  in.  in  height  and  about 
24  years  in  age." 

The  correspondent  also  paid  a  well  deserved  tribute  to 
Sir  Henry  Pellatt  to  whom  so  much  of  the  success  of 
the  expedition  was  due.  "The  whole  expense  of  the 
present  journey,"  he  added,  "  is  borne  by  Colonel  Sir 
Henry  Pellatt,  who  is  not  only  the  commanding  officer, 
but  has  the  longest,  or  almost  the  longest,  record  as  a 
member  of  the  corps.  The  Canadian  Government, 
however,  has  given  large  assistance,  spending  probably 
£8,000  in  outfitting  for  the  occasion." 


THE   BRITISH    NAVY   IN    1910-11. 


VAST    INCREASES    IN    THE    COST    OF    NAVAL    DEFENCE. 


The  outstanding  feature  of  the  naval  programme  for 
1910-11,  submitted  to  the  House  of  Commons  on  March 
9th,  1910,  by  Mr.  Reginald  McKenna,  First  Lord  of  the 
Admiralty,  is  the  enormous  increase  in  the  vote  for 
naval  construction.  This  increase  is,  however,  due  not 
so  much  to  new  work  commenced  in  1910,  as  to  the 
continuation  of  the  work  necessitated  by  the  ship- 
building programme  approved  by  Parliament  in  1909. 
So  far  as  regards  absolutely  new  work,  in  spite  of  the 
enormous  vote  of  £13,279,830  for  construction  of  ships, 
the  chief  criticism  levelled  against  the  First  Lord  of  the 
Admiralty  was  that  the  programme  for  the  year  1910-11 
was  unduly  small.  "New  construction  for  the  year" 
explained  Mr.  McKeima  in  the  statement  which  accom- 
panied the  Naval  Estimates,  "will  cost  £13,279,830, 
as  against  £8,885,194  for  1909-10."  Of  this  amount 
£11,850,790  will  be  spent  on  the  continuation  of  work 
already  under  construction,  and  £1,429,000  for  beginning 
work  on  ships  of  the  new  programme. 

The  total  amount  asked  from  Parliament  for  the  Navy 
for  1910-11  was  £40,603,700,  as  compared  with  £35,142,- 
700  for  1909-10.  The  amounts  voted  by  Parliament  for 
the  Navy  in  the  five  years  of  the  Liberal  Government 
are  given  in  the  accompanying  table  :— 


1906-7 £33,573,302 

1907-8 32,238,590 

1908-9 31,789,860 

1909-10 35,142,700 

1910-11 40,603,700 

The  cost  of  the  Navy  for  the  last  two  years  of  the 
Conservative  Government  was  as  follows  :— 

1904-5 £36,889,000 

1905-6 33,389,000 

Personnel  of  the  Fleet. 
An  increase  of  3,000  in  the  number  of  men  and  boys, 
required  for  manning  the  fleet,  was  asked  from  Parlia- 
ment. This  number  brings  the  total  up  to  131,000  of  all 
ranks  and  ratings.  The  increase  was  explained  by  Mr. 
McKenna  as  due  in  part  to  a  revision  of  the  scheme  of 
the  complements  of  ships-of-war,  in  order  to  fit  them 
for  the  needs  of  modern  warfare ;  and  in  part  to  the 
requirements  of  new  ships  now  being  placed  in  commis- 
sion and  under  construction. 

The  accompanying  table  gives  in  detail  the  allotment 
of  the  £40,603,700,  asked  from  Parliament,  and  also  the 
increases  and  decreases  in  expense  as  compared  with 
the  previous  year :— 


1911] 


THE   BRITISH   NAVY. 


138 


I,— Numbers 
Total     Number     of 
Officers,   Seamen, 
Boys,  Coastguard, 
and  Roj'al  Marines 


II. — Effective 

SkR  VICES. 

Wages,  etc.,  of  Offi- 
cers, Seamen,  and 
Boys,  Coastguard, 
and  Royal  Marines 

Victualling  and  Clo- 
thing for  the  Navy 

Medical  Establish- 
m'ntsand  Services 

Martial  Law 

Educati'nal  Services 

Scientific  Services . . 

Royal  Naval  Re- 
serves  

Shipbuilding  Re- 
pairs, Mainten- 
ance, etc. :  — 
Sec.  I — Personnel. 
Sec.  II— Material. 
Sec.  Ill— Contract 
work 

Naval  Armaments. . 

Works,  Buildings, 
and  Repairs  at 
Home  and  Abroad 

Miscellaneous  Effec- 
tive Services 

Admiralty  Office.... 

Tot.  Effect.  Services 

III — Non-Effective 
Services. 

Half-pay  and  Re- 
tired Pay 

Naval  and  Marine 
Pensions.  Gratui- 
ties, Compassion- 
ate Allowances. .. 

Civil  Superannua- 
tion, Compensa- 
tion Allowances, 
and  Gratuities  . . . 

Total  Non-Effective 
Services  

Grand  Total 


1910-1911. 

1909-1910. 

Inc.   1 

Total 

Total 

Nos. 

Nos. 

Nos. 

131,000 

128,000 

3,000 

£ 

£ 

£ 

7,389,400 

7,280,200 

109,200 

2,500,300 

2,416,800 

83,500 

263,900 

258,700 

5,200 

10,900 

12,700 

157,400 

159,300 

69,200 

67,300 

1,900 

372,500 

367,000 

5,500 

3,444,100 

3,148,200 

205,900 

4,614,100 

4,392,100 

222,000 

12,395,400 

8,278,300 

4,117,100 

2,781,000 

2,381,000 

400.00U 

2.995,300 

2,916,300 

79,000 

459,000 

438,800 

20,200 

388,800 

378,200 

10,600 

37,841,300 

32,494,900 

5,350,100 

924,500 

890,200 

34,300 

1,430,400 

1,387,800 

42,600 

407,500 

369,800 

37,700 

2,762,400 

2,647,800 

114,600 

40,603,700 

35,142,700 

5,464,700 

Nos. 


1,800 
1,900 


3,700 


,700 


Net  Increase. . .  .£5,461,000 


In  addition  to  the  cash  expenditure,  there  will  be  an 
indirect  increase  in  cost  through  the  use  of  stocks  of 
stores,  purchased  in  previous  years,  without  replace- 
ment. This  item  of  expense  will  amount  to  £20,800. 
Of  other  minor  increases,  £120,000  is  needed  for  the  pay 
of  the  additional  men  and  boys,  and  £83,500  for  their 
food  and  clothing. 

New  Ships  and  Ships  in  Building. 
As  will  be  seen  from  the  table,  it  was  the  construction 
work  which  called  for  the  greater  part  of  the  phenomen- 
ally large  increase  in  naval  expenditure  in  1910-11. 
The  new  ships  to  be  commenced  in  1910-11  include  five 
large  armoured  ships,  five  protected  cruisers,  twenty 
destroyers,  and  a  number  of  submarine  boats,  estimated 
to  cost  a  sum  of  three-quarters  of  a  million  pounds 
in  all. 

Between  April  1st,  1909,  and  March  31st,  1910,  the 
following  ships  were  completed  and  became  available 
for  service : — 


Five  battleships— Temeraire,  Collingwood,  St.  Vincent, 
Superb,  Vanguard. 

Two  unarmoured  cruisers— Boadicea,  Bellona. 

Nine  destroyers— Six  ocean-going  vessels  of  (he  Tribal 
class,  the  large  experimental  ship  Swift,  and  the 
two  River  class  vessels  purchased  from  Messrs. 
Cammell,  Laird  and  Co. 

Six  first-class  torpedo  boats  (coastal  destroyer  type). 

Sixteen  submarines. 

On  April  1st,  1910,  there  were  under  construction:— 
seven  battleships,  three  armoured  cruisers,  nine  pro- 
tected cruisers,  two  unarmoured  cruisers,  thirty-seven 
torpedo  boat  destroyers,  nine  submarines. 

Of  these  the  following  are  expected  to  be  completed 
by  the  end  of  the  financial  year  1910-11 :— A  battleship, 
an  armoured  cruiser  and  an  unarmoured  cruiser,  five 
protected  cruisers,  twenty  destroyers  and  four  sub- 
marines. 

Preparation  for  War. 
In  development  of  the  arrangements  for  preparation 
for  war,  there  was  in  1910  a  reorganization  of  the  Naval 
Intelligence  Department.  This  reorganization  involved 
the  creation  of  a  new  department,  tho  Naval  Mobilization 
Department,  and  the  establishment  of  a  permanent 
body  at  the  Admiralty— the  Navy  War  Council.  This 
Council  consists  of  the  First  Sea  Lord  as  President,  the 
Director  of  Naval  Intelligence,  the  Director  of  Naval 
Mobilization,  and  the  Assistant  Secretary  of  the  Admi- 
ralty, the  last  serving  also  as  Secretary  of  the  Council. 
Other  responsible  advice  will  be  had  when  required. 

Where  the  Ships  are  Built. 

The  new  programme  calls  for  five  large  armoured 
ships.  On  the  first  of  these,  to  be  laid  down  at  Ports- 
mouth, the  estimated  expenditure  to  March  3 1st,  1911,  is 
£96,723.  On  the  second,  to  be  laid  down  at  Devonport, 
the  corresponding  expenditure  will  be  £06,723.  The 
remaining  three  will  be  built  by  contract,  and  are  to  be 
ordered  in  1910-11. 

In  October,  1910,  the  fleet  of  Great  Britain  included 
sixteen  vessels  of  the  Dreadnought  type,  five  of  which 
were  armoured  cruisers  and  eleven  battleships.  Nine 
of  these  sixteen  have  been  built  in  royal  dockyards — five 
at  Portsmouth  and  four  at  Devonport — and  seven  at 
private  yards —three  on  the  Clyde,  three  on  the  Tyiie, 
and  one  at  Barrow.  The  turbines  for  the  nine  ships 
built  in  the  royal  dockyards  were  provided  by  contrac- 
tors. The  distribution  of  the  work  is  shown  in  the 
following  table : — 

Battleships.  Built  at.       Engined  at. 

Dreadnought Portsmouth.  Barrow. 

Bellerophon Portsmouth.  Fairfield. 

Temeraire Devonport.  Newcastle, 

Superb Elswick.  Wallsend. 

St.  Vincent   Portsmouth.  Greenock. 

Collingwood Devonport.  Newcastle. 

Vanguard Barrow.  Barrow. 

Neptune Portsmouth.  Belfast. 

Hercules Jarrow.  Jarrow. 

Colossus Greenock.  Greenock. 

Orion Portsmouth.  Wallsend. 

Armoured  Cruisers. 

Invincible Elswick.  London. 

Inflexible Clydebank.  Clydebank. 

Indomitable Fairfield.  Fairfield. 

Indefatigable Devonport.  Clydebank. 

Lion Devonport.  Barrow. 


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[1911 


The  Increase  in  Size  of  the  Ships. 
The  growth  of  the  British  Dreadnought  is  shown  in 
the  following  table  :— 

Length.  Beam.  Displacement. 

Feet.  Feet.  Tons. 

Dreadnought 490  82  17,900 

Bellerophon 490  82  18,600 

Temeraire 490  82  18,600 

Superb 490  82  18,600 

St.  Vincent 500  84  19,250 

CoUingwood 500  84  19,250 

Vanguard 500  84  19,250 

Neptune 510  86  20,250 

Colossus 510  86  20,250 

Hercules 510  86  20,250 

Orion 545  88-6  22,500 

The  Relative  Position  of  the  British  Navt. 
Each  year  the  Admiralty  issues  a  return  showing  the 
fleets  of  the  Great  Powers.  The  return  for  1910,  which 
was  issued  as  a  White  Paper  on  April  29th,  gives  the 
following  details  in  regard  to  the  seven  powers  having 
fleets  of  modern  construction  and  considerable  size. 
All  ships  over  twenty  years  of  age,  since  date  of 
launching,  are  omitted  :— 

BUILT. 


Battleships 56  17 

Coast  defence,  armoured     ..  8 

Cruisers,  armoured 38  20 

Cruisers,  protected : 

Ist  class 18  5 

"         2nd    "       ....     35  9 

3rd     "       ....     16  8 

Cruisers,  unprotected ...      2  . . 

Scouts  8  . . 

Torpedo  vessels 23  10 

Torpedo  boat  destroyers.  150  60 

Torpedo  boats 116  246 

Submarines 63  56 

BUILDING. 


£-2     2 

OP5      fe 

Battleships 9      6 

Coast  defence,  armoured     . . 

Cruisers,  armoured 3      2 

Cruisers,  protected 

"         1st  class 

2nd     "     ....      9     .. 

•*         3rd     "     

Cruisers,  unprotected . .     ,2     .. 

Scouts 

Torpedo  vessels 

Torpedo  destroyers 37    17 

Torpedo  boats 

Submarines 11    23 

Total  vessels  built  and 


97    86 


7      18 


8        2        4 


12        2      15 


10 


building 696  487  233  298    168    188    201 

*  Number  building  uncertain. 

Great  Britain  and  Germany. 

On  July  14,  when  the  House  of  Commons  was  in  Com- 
mittee of  Supply  on  the  Naval  Estimates,  Mr.  Asquith 
made  a  speech  in  defence  of  the  shipbuilding  policy  of 


the  Government.  The  Premier  asserted  that  the  Gov- 
ernment had  no  belief  in  any  hostile  purpose  on  the 
part  of  Germany,  and  that  the  British  naval  policy  was 
in  no  way  directed  against  Germany,  "  Germany,"  he 
said,  "  had  her  own  policy  to  pursue,  and  her  own 
interests  to  safeguard.  She  is  a  great  world  power  with 
outlying  dependencies,  and  she  is  constantly  sending 
her  sons  and  daughters  to  the  uttermost  parts  of  the 
world.  Her  trade  is  increasing  in  every  direction,  and 
German  statesmen  honestly  and  legitimately  believe 
that  they  cannot  look  after  their  position  as  a  great 
world  power  unless  they  increase  their  naval  strength. 

"Our  position,"  continued  Mr.  Asquith,  "is  this— 
that  we  are  responsible,  not  so  much  for  looking  after 
an  increasing  and  newly  developed  Empire,  as  for  the 
defence  and  security  of  an  Empire  already  in  existence. 
We  should  be  false  to  the  trust  which  the  nation  and 
the  Empire  reposes  in  this  House  and  the  Government 
of  the  day  unless  we  maintained  that  ample  margin  of 
security  which  is  the  only  insurance  which  a  nation 
such  as  ours  possesses.  Ours  is  an  insular  country,  with 
forty  million  people  dependent  upon  foreign  supplies  of 
food  and  raw  material.  We  are  responsible  for  the 
protection  and  defence  of  dependencies  and  dominions 
in  every  part  of  the  world,  and  we  must  maintain 
ample  margin  of  security.  It  is  in  no  sense  in  hostility 
to  Germany  that  we  have  had  to  look  to  Germany's 
shipbuilding,  to  a  large  extent  in  late  years,  as  the 
governing  factor  in  how  that  margin  is  to  be  secured." 

The  Colonies  and  the  Navy. 
In  February,  1910,  there  was  a  debate  in  the  House  of 
Lords  on  the  question  of  the  share  of  the  Colonies  in 
naval  defence.  The  opinion  was  freely  expressed  that 
several  of  the  great  Colonies  were  not  yet  taking  their 
full  share  of  the  burden  of  the  Navy.  Replying  to 
these  criticisms  for  the  Admiralty,  the  Earl  of  Granard 
made  a  statement  as  to  the  position  of  the  self-governing 
colonies.  So  far  as  could  then  be  seen,  he  said,  although 
the  different  colonies  had  been  discussing  the  question 
of  naval  defence,  they  had  not  come  to  any  definite 
conclusion.  "In  response  to  a  request  from  New 
Zealand,"  he  continued,  "  the  Admiralty  had  expressed 
their  willingness  to  lend  that  colony  any  available 
vessels,  such  as  one  of  the  Apollo  class,  but  they  could 
not  fairly  regard  such  ships  as  suitable  for  the  purpose 
required.  No  reply  had  yet  been  received  to  the  offer. 
Apart  from  these  vessels  they  had  none  to  lend  or  give. 
According  to  the  agreement  of  1905  we  were  bound  to 
keep  in  Australian  waters  a  certain  number  of  ships  for 
which  the  Australian  Government  paid  us  $200,000  a 
year.  He  understood  that  this  contribution  to  our 
funds  was  not  favourably  regarded  on  the  other  side, 
for  the  reason  that  the  Colonies  would  like  to  see  their 
own  ships  flying  the  Australian  flag.  New  Zealand  had 
been  most  patriotic,  and  had  increased  the  contribution 
to  us  from  £60,000  to  £100,000,  and  that  contribution 
was  made  without  reservation.  The  Admiralty  viewed 
with  great  satisfaction  any  efforts  our  Colonies  might 
make  towards  the  establishment  of  a  Navy,  or  of  a 
certain  number  of  vessels  for  their  own  protection,  and 
they  would  give  careful  consideration  to  any  scheme 
which  might  be  submitted  to  them."  In  this  debate  no 
allusion  was  made  to  the  Canadian  Navy  bill  which  was 
then  under  consideration  at  Ottawa. 


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THE    CANADIAN    NAVY. 


THE    NAVAL 

The  passage  of  the  Naval  Service  Act  (1  George  V., 
c.  43)  on  April  20th,  1910,  marked  the  inauguration  of 
the  new  naval  policy  of  Canada,  and  on  the  30th  of 
April,  Parliament  voted  $3,000,000  for  the  construction 
and  support  of  the  new  navy,  the  maintenance  and 
upkeep  of  dockyards  at  Esquimault  and  Halifax,  and 
the  establishment  and  maintenance  of  training  schools. 

Under  the  terms  of  the  Naval  Service  Act  the  "Com- 
mand in  Chief  of  the  Naval  Forces  is  declared  to 
continue  and  be  vested  in  the  King,  and  shall  be  exercised 
and  administered  by  His  Majesty,  or  by  the  Governor- 
General  as  his  representative." 


SERVICE    ACT. 

Service;"  and  also  including  "the  construction,  pur- 
chase, maintenance  and  repair  of  naval  establishments, 
and  of  ships  and  other  vessels  for  the  Naval  Service." 
Personnel  of  the  Navy. 
The  creation  and  maintenance  of  the  permanent 
naval  force  is  by  section  11  to  be  at  the  will  of  the 
Governor-in-Council,  who  is  also  empowered  to  authorize 
the  engagement  of  officers  and  seamen  in  the  Naval 
Service,  "upon  such  terms  and  conditions  as  may  be 
prescribed."  To  the  Governor-in-Council  is  given  the 
power  to  fix  the  maximum  number  that  may  be  so 
engaged. 


THE  PROTECTED  CRUISER   "  NIOBB." 


The  Act  provides  for  the  creation  of  a  new  Department 
of  the  Government  of  Canada  "  which  shall  be  called  the 
Department  of  the  Naval  Service,  over  which  the 
Minister  of  Marine  and  Fisheries,  for  the  time  being, 
shall  preside,  and  he  shall  be  the  Minister  of  the  Naval 
Service."  An  officer  to  be  called  the  Deputy  Minister 
of  the  Naval  Service,  who  shall  be  deputy  head  of  the 
Department,  is  also  to  be  appointed  by  the  Governor- 
in-Council. 

The  administration  of  all  naval  affairs  is  put  under 
the  control  of  the  new  Department.  Sections  7  and  8 
of  the  Act  provide  that  "the  Minister  shall  have  the 
control  and  management  of  all  naval  affairs,  including 
the  purchase,  maintenance  and  repair  of  the  ordnance, 
amunition,  arms,  armories,  stores,  munitions  and 
habiliments  of  war  intended  for  the  use  of  the  Naval 


The  commissions  of  officers  in  the  Navy  are  to  be 
granted  by  His  Majesty  during  pleasure,  and  no  term 
of  service  for  the  enlisted  men  is  fixed  in  the  Act.  It  is, 
however,  provided  that  "any  person  who  has  volun- 
tarily engaged  in  the  Naval  Service  shall  be  entitled  to 
be  discharged  at  the  expiration  of  the  time  of  service 
for  which  he  engaged,  unless  such  expiration  occurs 
in  time  of  emergency,  in  which  case  he  will  be  liable  to 
serve  for  a  further  period  of  not  more  than  twelve 
months,  and  for  such  further  service  he  shall  not  be 
entitled  to  any  increase  of  paj-  unless,  in  the  opinion  of 
the  Governor-in-Council,  the  circumstances  of  the  case 
and  the  conduct  of  the  person  concerned  merits  it." 

The  Naval  Reserve  and  the  Volunteer  Forcb. 

In  addition  to  the  regular  Naval  Service,  the  Act  also 
provides  for  a  Naval  Reserve  and  a  Naval  Volunteer 


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Force.  The  Naval  Reserve  is  to  consist  of  "such 
persons  as  join  the  said  Reserve  after  naval  service,  or 
after  undergoing  such  training  as  may  be  prescribed. 
All  members  of  the  said  Reserve  shall  be  liable  to  active 
service  upon  an  emergency."  The  term  of  service  for 
officers  and  seamen  in  the  Naval  Reserve  in  time  of  war 
is  limited  to  one  year,  except  in  cases  of  unavoidable 
necessity,  when  any  officer  or  seaman  may  be  called 
upon  to  serve  six  months  longer. 

The  Naval  Volunteer  Force  is  to  consist  of  officers  and 
seamen  raised  by  voluntary  engagement  from  among 
seafaring  men  and  others  who  may  be  deemed  suitable 
for  the  service  in  which  the  volunteers  are  to  be 
employed.  Every  naval  volunteer  must  engage  for 
three  years,  and,  provided  his  conduct  and  qualifications 
are  satisfactory,  he  will  be  eligible  for  re-engagement 
for  further  periods  of  three  years  up  to  the  age  of  forty- 
five  years.  The  training  and  remuneration  of  the 
volunteers  are  not  prescribed  in  the  Act.  It  is  open  to 
the  Governor-in-Council,  in  an  emergency,  to  order  and 
direct  that  the  Naval  Volunteer  Force  be  called  into 
active  service,  and  volunteers,  whose  term  of  service 
expires  when  on  active  service,  are  liable  to  serve  for 
another  six  months. 

The  Naval  College. 

The  Act  also  provides  for  the  establishment  of  an 
institution  to  be  known  as  the  Naval  College  of  Canada, 
and  to  be  conducted  "under  the  superintendence  of  a 
naval  officer  who  has  special  qualifications  with  regard 
to  discipline  and  to  the  instruction  to  be  given,  and 
such  professors,  instructors  and  assistants  as  are  found 
necessary,  and  as  are  authorized  by  Parliament."  The 
candidates  for  admission  to  the  Naval  College  are 
required  "  to  pass  a  medical  examination,  and  such 
qualifying  examination  as  may  be  prescribed." 
Pensions  for  the  Navy. 

A  pension  system  for  the  navy  is  instituted  under  the 
Naval  Service  Act.  It  is  provided  that  "  when  any 
officer  or  seaman  is  killed  on  active  service,  or  dies 
from  wounds,  or  disease,  contracted  on  active  service, 
drill  or  training,  or  on  duty,  provision  shall  be  made 
for  his  widow  and  family  out  of  the  public  funds  ; "  and 
that  "every  case  of  permanent  disability  arising  from 


injuries  received,  or  illness  contracted  on  active  service, 
drill  or  training,  or  on  duty,  shall  be  reported  on  by  a 
medical  board,  and  compensation  awarded." 

The  Imperial  position  of  the  new  Navy  is  provided  for 
in  section  23  of  the  Act,  which  reads:— "In  case  of  an 
emergency  the  Governor-in-Council  may  place  at  the 
disposal  of  His  Majesty  for  general  service  in  the  Royal 
Navy,  the  Naval  Service,  or  any  part  thereof,  any  ships 
or  vessels  of  the  Naval  Service,  and  the  officers  and  sea- 
men serving  in  such  ships  or  vessels,  or  any  officers  or 
seamen  belonging  to  the  Naval  Service." 
The  Naval  Estimates. 

On  April  3nth,  after  the  passage  of  the  Naral  Service 
Act,  Parliament  was  asked  to  vote  $3,000,000  for  the 
new  navy.  In  explaining  the  estimate,  Sir  Wilfrid 
Laurier  stated  that  it  was  the  purpose  of  the  Government 
to  ask  for  tenders  for  the  ten  ships  with  which  it  was 
proposed  to  begin  the  new  navy.  No  money,  however, 
was  required  in  1910  for  the  ship-building  programme. 
"Tenders  will  be  called  for,"  said  the  Premier,  "and  the 
first  thing  the  successful  tenderer  will  have  to  do  will 
be  to  put  up  a  plant.  We  have  no  plant  at  present 
which  is  prepared  to  go  into  the  construction  of  ships." 
The  policy  of  building  the  ships  in  Canada  which  had 
been  adopted  by  the  Government  would,  it  was  esti- 
mated, cost  from  15  to  35  per  cent,  more  than  it  would 
cost  to  have  them  built  in  Great  Britain. 

In  addition  to  the  payment  of  officers  and  men.  Sir 
Wilfrid  Laurier  in  his  speech  on  the  naval  estimates 
outlined  the  following  expenditures  :— 

Purchase  price  of  the  Niobe $1,075,000 

Maintenance  and  upkeep,  victualling, 
clothing,  medicine,  &c.,  and  for  al- 
terations on  Niobe  to  fit  her  for  a 

training  ship 413,000 

Rainbow,  balance  of  purchase  price 

and  upkeep 293,100 

Buildings,  Naval  College,  barracks,  &c.      590,000 

Education 35,000 

Dockyards,  to  modernise  dockyards  at 

Halifax  and  Esquimault 210,000 

Stores 50,000 

Reserve  ordnance 100,000 

The  accompanying  tables  give  the  comparative  rates 
of  pay  in  Great  Britain,  the  United  States,  and  Canada 
for  the  officers  and  men  of  the  Navy :— 


OFFICERS. 
Comparison  of  Daily  Rates  of  Pay. 

Militia. 

British. 

American.* 

Proposed 

Canadian. 

Captain \ 

Commander / 

$       c. 

6  25 

4  25  to  5  00 
2  75  to  3  25 

$        c. 

/  5  50  to  12  50 

\5  30  to    6  10 

2  50  to    5  10 

1  22 

0  42 
8  55  to    9  80 
5  88  to    9  30 

2  50  to    6  00 

1  80 

3  50  to    8  08 

1  20  to     3  50 
3  45  to     4  16 

2  45  to     3  20 
1  32  to    2  40 

$       c. 

10  95  to  13  70 

9  60  to  12  30 

5  48  to  10  95 

4  66 

o   Of) 

10  75  to  13  70 

9  60  to  12  30 

5  48  to  10  95 

4  66 

9  60  to  12  30 

U  66  to  10  95- 

5  48  to  10  95 
Is  10  to    5  48 

$        c. 
8  20  to  14  10 
6  00  to    9  50 
4  00  to    6  50 

Sub-Lieutenant 

3  00 

2  50 

Engineer  Captain            

13  50 

"        Commander 

7  50  to  10  25 

4  00  to    7  00 

"        Sub-Lieutenant 

3  00 

7  00  to    9  00 

Staff     "     :::;;:::'.:;;:;:: I 

[6  00  to    6  50 

-^  5  00  to    5  50 

Assistant  Paymaster 

{3  00  to     4  00 

4  00  to     5  00 

Chief  Warrant  Officers 

/  3  50  to     5  15 
t  2  50  to     3  85 

Warrant  Officers 

'  Increased  by  10  per  cent,  when  serving  at  sea. 


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137 


MEN. 
Comparison  of  Daily  Rates  of  Pay. 


Militia. 

British. 

American. 

Proposed 

Canadian. 

$       c. 
0  50  to  2  75 

0  75  to  2  25 

$        c. 
0  30  to  1  30 
0  40  to  1  82 
0  56  to  1  82 
0  32  to  1  10 
0  25  to  1  35 
0  32  to  1  75 
0  40  to  1  10 

0  56  to  1  50 

1  10  to  1  58 
0  30  to  0  75 

$        c. 
0  58  to  2  56 
0  iO  to  2  56 
0  91  to  2  20 

0  73  to  2  20 

1  10  to  2  20 

2  20  to  2  56 

0  91  to  2  00 

1  10  to  2  38 

0  73  to  2  20 

.$        c. 
0  50  to  2  40 

Eri""ine  Room  Department  .                   

0  75  to  2  50 

Artisans                  

0  75  to  2  50 

Sick  Berth  Staff 

0  75  to  2  50 

Writers 

0  75  to  2  50 

0  50  to  2  60 

Cooks  

0  50  CO  2  25 

Ship's  Police 

1  00  to  2  50 

Schoolmasters  .                   . .         

1  50  to  2  50 

Officers'  Cooks  and  Stewards 

0  75  to  1  50 

In  addition  to  above,  men  in  United  States  navy  receive  $6.36  a  month  extra  on  first  re- enlistment,  and  $4.36 
a  month  extra  on  each  subsequent  re-enlistment,  it  is  proposed  to  grant  men  in  the  naval  service  of  Canada  an 
allowance  of  $1.50  per  month  for  each  re-enlistment  if  the  term  of  service  is  five  years,  or  proportionate  rates  if 
enlisted  for  a  longer  period. 


The  two  vessels  now  constituting  the  Canadian  Navy 
—the  Rainbow  and  the  Niobe— are  both  to  be  used  as 
training  ships.  They  are  protected  cruisers.  The 
Rainbow,  which  left  England  for  Canada  on  August 
18th,  has  a  displacement  of  3,600  tons,  and  carries  two 
6-inch  guns  and  six  4.7ineh  guns,  eight  6-pounder8  and 
one  3-pounder.  The  Niobe,  which  is  a  very  nmch  larger 
boat,  has  a  displacement  of  11,000  tons,  and  can  steam 
up  to  21  knots.  She  was  built  ten  years  ago  at  the  yard 
of  Messrs.  Vickers,  Son  and  Maxim.  She  carries  1,900 
tons  of  armor,  and  her  armament  consists  of  twelve 


6-inch  guns,  four  3-pounders  and  two  2-pound  ers,  as 
well  as  three  torpedo  tubes.  She  used  to  be  considered 
one  of  the  most  comfortable  warships  in  the  British 
Navy,  so  much  so  that  she  acquired  the  name  of  "The 
Grand  Hotel."  She  has  the  drawback,  however,  of  being 
extravagant  of  coal,  especially  at  full  speed,  when  she 
burns  from  fifteen  to  seventeen  tons  of  coal  an  hour. 
Her  full  complement  of  officers  and  men  is  677,  though 
as  a  training  ship  she  could  doubtless  accommodate  a 
larger  number.  The  Niobe  arrived  in  Canada  in 
October,  191P. 


GOVERNORS-GENERAL    OF    CANADA,    1867-1910. 


Name 

The  Right  Hon.  Viscount  Monck,  G.C.M.G  

The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Lisgar,  G.C.M.G.  (Sir  John  Young) 

The  Right  Hon,  the  Earl  of  Diififerin,  K.P.,  K.C.B.,  G.C.M.G 

The  Most  Hon.  the  Marquis  of  Lome,  K.T.,  G.C.M.G.,  P.C,  etc. 

The  Most  Hon.  the  Marquis  of  Lansdowne,  G.C.M.G.,  etc 

The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Stanley  of  Preston,  G.C.B 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  K.T.,  G.C.M.G 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Minto,  G.C.M.G 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  Grey,  G.C.M.G 


Date  of 
appointment 

June  1,  1867 
Dec.  29,  1868 
May  22,  1872 
Oct.  5,  1878 
Aug.  18,  1883 
May  1,  1888 
May  22,  1893 
July  30,  1898 
Sept.  26,  1904 


Date  of 
assumption 

of  office 
July  1,  1867 
Feb.  2,  1869 
June  25,  1872 
Nov.  25,  1878 
Oct.  23,  1883 
June  11,  1888 
Sept.  18, 1893 
Nov.  12,  1898 
Dec.  10,  1904 


Lieutenarit-Coverriors  of  Oritario,  Quebec,  Nova  Scotia,  at\d  fiew  BruriswicK  since  Admissiori  ir\to  tfie 
Confederation,  siiewing  Date  of  /\ppoiiitmerit. 


ONTARIO. 

Major-General  H.  W.  Stisted July    1,  1867 

Hon.  W.  P.  Howland,  P.C,  C.B July  14,  1868 

..     John  W.  Crawford Nov.    5,1873 

1.     D.  A.  Macdonald,  P.C May  13,  1875 

II     John  Beverley  Robinson June  30,  1880 

I.     Sir  Alex.  Campbell,  K.C.M.G.,  P.C.  .Feb.    8,  1887 

M     Geo.  A.  Kirkpatrick,  P.C May  30,  1892 

II     Sir  Oliver  Mowat,  G.C.M.G Nov.  18,  1897 

His  Honour  Sir  Wm.  M.  Clark,  K.C.,LL. D.April  20,  1903 
.1        II        John  Morrison  Gibson,  K.C.,  LL.D.         1908 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Lieut. -General  Sir  W.  F.  Williams July    1,  1867 

Major-Gen.SirC.HastingsDoyle,K.C.M.G.Oct.  18,  1867 
Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  C.Hastings  Doyle,  K.C.M.G.  Jan.  31,  1868 

Sir  E.  Kenny,  Kt.  (acting) May  13,  1870 

Hon.  Joseph  Howe,  P.C May     1,  1873 

M     A.  G.  Archibald,  C.M.G.,Q.O.,  P.C  July    4,1873 

II     Matthew  Henry  Richey July    4,  1883 

II     A.  W.  McLelan,  P.C July    9,1888 

II     Malachy  B.  Daly July  11,  1890 

1.     Malachy  B.  Daly,  second  term July  29,  1895 

..     Alfred  G.  Jones Aug.    7,1900 

His  Honour  D.  C.  Fraser Mar.  27,  1900 


QUEBEC. 

Hon.  Sir  N.  F.  Belleau,  K.C.M.G July    1,  1867 

Sir  N.  F.  Belleau,  K.C.M.G Jan.  31,  1868 

R6n6  Edouard  Caron Feb.  11,  1873 

Luc  Letellier  de  St.  Just,  P.C Dec.  15,  1876 

Theodore  Robitaille,  P.C  July  26,  1879 

L.  F.  R.  Masson,  P.C Nov.    7,  1884 

A.  R.  Angers Oct.  24,  1887 

Sir  J.  A.  Chapleau Dec.     5,  1892 

L.  A.  Jett6 Feb.    2,  1898 

L.  A.  Jett6  (second  term) Feb.    9,  1903 

His  Honour  Sir  C.  A.  P.  Pelletier,  K.C.M.G.,  P.C.  1908 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Major-General  C.  H.  Doyle July    1,  1867 

Col.  F.  P.  Harding Oct.   18,  1867 

Hon.  L.  A.  Wilmot,  D.C.L July  14,  1868 

S.  L.  Tilley,  C.B Nov.    5,  1873 

Ed.  Baron  Chandler,  Q.C July  16,  1878 

Robert  Duncan  Wilmot,  P.C Feb.  11,  1880 

Sir  Samuel  L.  Tilley,  K.C.M.G.,P.C..Oct.  31,  1885 

John  Boyd Sept  21,  1893 

John  A.  Fraser Dec.  20,  1893 

A  R.  McClelan Dec.    9,  1896 

Jabez  B.  Snowball Feb.     5,  1902 

His  Honour  L.  J.  Tweedie,  K.C.,  LL.D. . .  .Mar.   2,  1907 


THE  MILITIA  LIST— DOMINION  OF  CANADA, 

ALSO  WAR   SERVICE  OF  OFFICERS,  LIST  OF  RESERVE  OFFICERS,  Etc.,  Etc. 


(Condensed  and  corrected,  by  the  Militia  General  Orders,  etc.,  to  October,  1910.) 
It  is  suggested  that  communications  intended  for  individual  oflScers  be  sent  (when  no  other  address  is 
available)  to  Headquarters  of  the  Corps  or  Company,  as  the  case  may  be. 


ABBREVIATIONS,  Etc. 


*— The  star  before  a  name  denotes  War  Service. 

A.  A. —Assistant  Accountant. 

A. A. G.— Assistant  Adjutant  General. 

A.  A. G.S.— Assistant  Adjutant  General  for  Signalling, 

A.  D.  C— Aide-de-Camp. 

A. D.E.S.— Assistant  Director  of  Engineer  Services. 

A. D.M.I. —Assistant  Director  of  Military  Intelligence. 

A. D, M.S. —Assistant  Director  of  Military  Surveys. 

A.G.— Adjutant  General. 

A.M.C— Army  Medical  Corps. 

A.M.O.— Administrative  Medical  Officer, 

A. M.S.— Army  Medical  Services. 

A.P.G. — Assistant  Paymaster  General. 

A.  &  P. M.G.— Accountant  and  Paymaster  General. 

A.S.C.— Army  Service  Corps. 

B.A. — Bachelor  of  Arts, 

Bde,— Brigade. 

C. A.— Canadian  Artillery. 

C.A.P.C— Canadian  Army  Pay  Corps. 

C.  A. S.C.— Canadian  Army  Service  Corps. 
C.E.— Canadian  Engineers. 

C.G.— Corps  of  Guides. 

C.G,S,— Chief  of  the  General  Staff, 

CM. — Canadian  Militia. 

C.O.C— Canadian  Ordnance  Corps, 

C. P.  A. S.C— Canadian  Permanent  Army  Service  Corps. 

C.S.— Command  Signaller. 

C.S.O. -Chief  Staff  Officer. 

(D).— After  a  name:  received  Colonial  Auxiliary  Forces 
Officers'  Decoration ;  a  reward  for  good  and  long 
service  (twenty  years'  commissioned  service,  or  its 
equivalent — service  in  the  ranks  counts  half  time), 

D,A.— Director  of  Artillery, 

D,A.A.G. — Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant-General. 

D.A.A.G.S. — Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  for 
Signalling. 

D.C.E.— Director  of  Clothing  and  Equipment. 

D.E.— District  Engineer. 

D.E.S.— Director  of  Engineer  Services. 

D.G.M.S. — Director-General  of  Medical  Services. 

D.  I.  O.— District  Intelligence  Officer. 
D.M.I.— Director  of  Military  Intelligence. 

D.M.O.  &  S.D.— Director  of  Military  Operations  and  Staff 

Duties. 
D.M.T.— Director  of  Military  Training. 
D.O.C.  —District  Officer  Commanding. 
D.S.— District  Signaller. 
D.S.A.— District  Staff  Adjutant. 
Note, 


D.T.S.— Director  of  Transport  and  Supplies. 
Drags. — Dragoons. 

F.  A. —Field  Artillery. 
F.B.— Field  Battery. 

G.  A.  —Garrison  Artillery. 

G.G.H.S.— Honorary  Surgeon  to  Governor-General. 

Hus.— Hussars. 

I.  G.— Inspector  General. 

I.  S.  A.  M.G.— Inspector  of  Small  Arms  and  Machine 
Guns. 

I.  S.O.— Intelligence  Staff  Officer. 

M.A.— Master  of  Arts. 

M.D.— Military  District.  (When  not  for  Doctor  in  Medi- 
cine, after  name.) 

M.  6.0. —Master  General  of  the  Ordnance. 

M.R.O. — Medical  Reserve  of  Officers. 

O.C— Officer  Commanding. 

O.O.— Ordnance  Officer. 

P. A.M.C— Permanent  Army  Medical  Corps. 

P.M.O.— Principal  Medical  Officer. 

P.0.0,— Principal  Ordnance  Officer, 

P,V.O,— Principal  Veterinary  Officer. 

Q.M.G. — Quarter-Master  General. 

R.C.A. — Royal  Canadian  Artillery. 

R.C.G.A. — Royal  Canadian  Garrison  Artillery. 

R.C.H.A.— Royal  Canadian  Horse  Artillery. 

R.C.D.  — Royai  Canadian  Dragoons.. 

R.C.E.— Royal  Canadian  Engineers. 

R.C.R.— Royal  Canadian  Regiment  (Infantry). 

R.D.— Regimental  Depot. 

R.E.— Royal  Engineers  (Imp'l). 

R.G.A.— Royal  Garrison  Artillery  (Imp'l). 

R.L.— Retired  List. 

R.M.C— Royal  Military  College. 

R.N. —Royal  Navy. 

R.N.W.M.P.— Royal  North-West  Mounted  Police. 

R.O.— Reserve  of  Officers. 

R.R.C— Royal  Red  Cross. 

R.S.A.— Royal  School  of  Artiller}'. 

R. S.C. —Royal  School  of  Cavalry. 

R.S.I.— Royal  School  of  Infantry. 

(S.)— Seconded. 

S.C— Signalling  Corps. 

S.H.  (R.C)— Strathcona's  Horse  (Royal  Canadians). 

S.O.O.— Senior  Ordnance  Officer. 

Sqd. — Squadron. 

W.O.— Warrant  Officer. 


U.L.— Unattached  List. 
The  date  given  in  parentheses,  after  name  of  corps,  refers  to  organization  thereof. 
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ORDERS,  Etc. 
(List  of  persons  on  whom  conferred,  see  page  280.) 


K.G.— Knight  of  the  Order  of  the  Garter. 

K.  P.— Knight  of  the  Order  of  St.  Patrick. 

G.C.B.— Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the  Order  of  the  Bath. 

G.C.S.I. — Knight  Grand  Commander  of  Star  of  India. 

G.C.M.G.— Knight  Grand  Cross   of   the   Order  of  St. 

Michael  and  St.  George. 
G.C. I.E.— Knight  Grand  Commander  of  Indian  Empire. 
G.C.V.O.— Knight  Grand  Cross  of  the  Royal  Victorian 

Order. 
C. I.E.— Companion  of  the  Indian  Empire. 
K.C.B.— Knight  Commander  of  the  Order  of  the  Bath. 
O.M.— Member  of  the  Order  of  Merit. 


K.C.M.G.— Knight    Commander    of   the   Order  of   St. 

Michael  and  St.  George. 
Knt.— Knight  Bachelor. 

C.V.O. — Commander  of  the  Royal  Victorian  Order. 
C.B.— Companion  of  the  Order  of  the  Bath. 
C.M.G.— Companion  of  the  Order  of  St.  Michael  and  St. 

George. 
M.V.O.— Member  of  the  Royal  Victorian  Order. 
D.S.O. — Companion  of  the  Distinguished  Service  Order. 
I. S.O.— Companion  of  the  Imperial  Service  Order, 
(a)  V.C— Victoria  Cross. 
(D).— Colonial  Auxiliary  Forces  Officers  Decoration. 


(a)  The  Victoria  Cross  (in  imitation  of  the  French  Cross  of  the  Legion  of  Honour)  was  instituted  by  Queen  Victoria 
at  the  close  of  the  Crimean  campaign,  1856.  It  is  granted  to  soldiers  and  sailors  of  any  rank  for  a  single  act  of  valour, 
the  performance  of  some  signal  deed  of  devotion  in  the  enemy's  presence.  It  is  a  Maltese  Cross,  made  of  gun  metal, 
with  a  Royal  Crown  in  the  centre  surmounted  by  a  lion  and  the  words  "  For  Valour"  indented  on  a  scroll  below  the 
Crown.    The  ribbon  is  red  for  the  army  and  blue  for  the  navy.    A  pension  of  £10  a  year  accompanies  the  decoration. 

GOVERNOR-GENERAL  AND  COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. 
His  Excellency  thb  Right  Honourable  Albert  Henry  George,  Earl  Grey,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.,  P.O. 

Governor -Oenl's.  Mily.  Secy.,  Earl  of  Lanesborough,  Maj.  C.  J.  B.,  M.V.O.,  P.C,  Coldstream  Guards. 

Aides-de-camp,  Lt.,  Visct.,  H.  G.  C.  Lascelles,  R.O.  (Grenadier  Gds.) ;  *Capt.  Alan  I.  Earl  Percy  (Grenadier  Gds.). 

Hon'y  Aides-de-Camp  to  the  Gov.-Genl.,  *Hon'y  Col.  De  la  C.  T.  Irwin,  C.M.G.,  ret.  ;  *Lt.-Col.  H.  R.  Smith,  I.S. 
Order,  ret.  (D) ;  Lt.-Col.  A.  P.  Sherwood,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O.,  R.O.  (D) ;  Lt.-Col.  S.  C.  D.  Roper,  R.O.(D); 
*Col.  F.  L.  Lessard,  C.B.,  Adj't.-Gen'l ;  *Col.  (temp.  Brig.-Gen'l)  C.  W.  Drury,  C.B.,  Comdg.  Mar.  Provs.: 
Col.  Sir  H.  M.  Pellatt,  Knt.,  2nd  Regt.  (D) ;  *Lt.-C0l.  V.  A.  S.  Williams,  R.C.D. ;  *Hon'v  Major-Genl 
J.  F.  Wilson,  ret.  ;  *Lt.-Col.  A.  Roy,  M.V.O.,  C.S.O.,  Quebec  Command  ;  Rear  Admiral  C.  E.  Kingsmill, 
R.N.  ;  *Hon'y  Col.  S.  B.  Steele,  C.B.,  M.V.O.,  S.H.  (R.C.)  and  D.O.C.,  M.D.  No.  10  ;  Lt.-Col.  H.  H. 
McLean,  12th  Inf.  Bde.  (D.). 

Bon'y  Surgeons,  *Col.  E.  Fiset,  D.S.O.,  P.A.M.C,  Dep'y  Min.  of  Militia  and  Defence  ;  *Lt.-Col.G.  C.  Jones, 
D.G.M.S.,  P.A.M.C. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  MILITIA  AND  DEFENCE. 
(Hd.-Qrs.,  Ottawa). 


MILITIA  COUNCIL. 

President,  *The  Hon.  Sir F.  W.  Borden,  K.C.M.G.,  M.D., 
M.P,  (D),  Minister  of  Mil.  and  Defence,  Hon'y  Col., 
A.M.C. 

Vice-President,  *Col.  E.  Fiset,  D.S.O.,  G.G.H.S., 
P.A.M.C,  Deputy  Minister  of  Militia  and  Defence. 

Mil'y  Members,    *Col.   (temp.  Maj.-Gen'l)  C.  J.  Mac- 
kenzie, C.B.,  C.G.S.  (D);  ^Col.  F.  L.  Lessard,  C.B., 
A.D.C.,  A.G. ;  *Col.    {temp.  Brig.-Gen'l)  D.  A.  Mac- 
donald,  C.M.G.,  I.S.  Order,  C.O.C,  Q.M.G.  (D). 
*CoL  R.  W.  Rutherford,  M.G.O. 

Finance  Member,  J.  W.  Borden,  A.  &  P.M.G. 
,Sec'y,  E.  F.  Jarvis,  Chief  Clerk,  Asst.  Dep'y  Minister 
of  Militia  and  Defence. 

branch  of  the  civil  member  of  the  militia  council. 

Dep'y  Minister  of  Mil.  and  Defence,  *Col.  E.  Fiset, 
D.S.O.,  G.G.H.S.,  P.A.M.C. 

Chief  Clerk,  Asst.  Dep'y  Minister  of  Militia  and 
Defence,  E.  F.  Jarvis. 

Chief  Clerk,  Dir.  of  Contracts,  H.  W.  Brown. 

Chief  Clerk,  Supt.  of  Ptg.,  Stationery,  and  Contin- 
gencies, E.  E.  Lemieux. 

Chief  Clerk  and  Secretary,  C.  L.  Panet. 

Chief  Clerk  of  Central  Registry,  H.  N.  P.  Chesley. 


branch  of  the  chief  of  tub  general  staff. 

Ch.  of  the  Gen'l  Staff,  *Col.  (temp.  Maj.-Gen'l)  0.   J. 

Mackenzie,  C.B. 
Director  of  Military  Operations  and    Staff  Duties, 

*Lt.-Col.  G.  Paley  (Rifle  Bde.,  Imp'l). 
Director  of  Military  Training,  *Lt.-Col.  D.  I.  V.  Eaton, 

R.C.A. 
Assistant  Dir.  of  Military  Intelligence,  *Capt.  L.  H. 

Sitwell,  C.  of  G. 
Assistant  Dir.  of  Military  Surveys,  Capt.  T.  V.  Ander- 
son, R.C.E. 
Attached  for  Survey  Duty  as  Staff  Lieuts.,  Bt.-Capt.  S. 

H.  Osier,  R.C.E.,  Lieuts.  L.  G.  Van  Tuyl,  R.C.E.,  E. 

J.  C.  Schmidlin,  R.C.E. 
Railway  Intelligence  (unpaid),  *Bt.-Col.  Sam.  Hughes, 

M.P. 


branch  of  the  adjutant-general. 

Adjt.-Gen'l,  *Col.  F.  L.  Lessard,  C.B.,  A.D.C. 

Asst.  Adjt.-Gen'l,  *Lt.-Col.  P.  E.  Thaeker,  S.H.  (R.C). 

Dep'y  Asst.  Adjt.-Gen'l,  Lt.-Col.  J.  S.  Dunbar. 

Asst.  Adjt.-Gen'l,  Lt.-Col.  R.  A.  Helmer. 

Dir.-Gen'l  Medical  Services,  *Col.  G.  C.  Jones,  G.G.H.S., 
P.A.M.C. 

Specially  employed,  *Lt.-Col.  H.  Smith. 

Chief  Clerk,  Frank  Beard. 
Not  at  Hd.  Qrs. :   Assist.  Adjt.  Gen'l  for  Signalling, 

;  Deputy  A.A.G. 

for  Signalling,   *Capt.   A.   McMillan,    D.S.O.,    R.C.D. 
(Halifax). 

branch  of  the  quarter-master-general, 

Qr. -Mr. -Gen'l,    *Col.    (temp.    Brig.-Gen'l)   D.    A.  Mac- 
donald,  C.M.G.,  I.S.Order,  C.O.C.  (D). 

Dir.  of  Transport  and  Supplies,  *Lt.-Col.  J.  L.  Biggar, 
C.P.A.S.C.  (D). 

Dir.  of  Clothing  and  Equipment  and  Principal  Ord- 
nance Officer,  Lt.-Col.  J.  F.  Macdonald,  C.O.C. 
branch  of  the  master-general  of  the  ordnance. 

Mast.-Gen'l  of  the  Ordnance,  *Col.  R.  W.  Rutherford. 

Dir.  of  Artillery,  *Lt.-Col.  H.  C.  Thaeker,  R.C.  A. 

Dir.  of  Eng'r  Services,  Lt.-Col.  G.  S.  Maunsell,  R.C.E. 

Asst.  Dir.  of  Eng'r  Services,  Capt.  J.  L.  H.  Bogart.R.C.E. 

branch  of  the  finance  member  of  the  militia 

council. 

Accountant  and  Paymaster-General,  J.  W.  Borden. 

Asst.  Paymaster  General,  Major  W.  R.  Ward,  C.A.P.C. 

Asst.  Accountant,  R,  P.  Brown. 

branch  of  the  inspector-general. 

Inspector-Gen' I,*  Maj.-Gen'l  («emp.)  W.  D.  Otter,  C.V.O., 
C.B.  (D). 

Staff  Officer  to  l7isp'r-Gen'l,''Bt.-U.  Col.  E.T.H.  Heward. 

inspector  of  Cavalry,  *Lt.-Col.  V.  A.  S.Williams,  A.D.C, 
Comd'g  R.C.D.  andR.S.C 

\ Inspector  of  Horse  and  Field  Art'ly,  *Lt.-Col.  H.  E. 
Burstall,  R.CA. 

^Inspector  of  Garrison  Art'ly,  *Lt.-Col.  C.  E.  English, 
R.CA. 

^Inspector  ofEng'rs,  Officer  administering  R.C.E.(act'g). 

\lnspector  of  Army  Service  Corps  Services,  Officer  Ad- 
ministering CP.A.S.  Corps  (Act'g). 

\Inspector  of  Medical  Services,  D.G.M.S.  (act'g). 

\ Inspector  of  Ordnance  Services,  P.0.0.  (Act'g). 
t  In  this  Branch  for  Inspection  purposes  only. 

Minister's  Private  Sec'y,  0.  L.  Panet,  Chief  Clerk. 


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COMMANDS  AND  DISTRICTS. 

WESTERN  ONTARIO  (Uil.-Qrs.,  Toronto). 

M.D.  No.  1 :  Counties  of  Essex,  Kent,  Lambton,  Elgin, 
Middlesex,  Oxford,  Waterloo,  Wellington,  Perth, 
Huron,  Bruce. 

M.D.  No.  2  :  Counties  of  Lincoln,  Welland,  Haldimand, 
Norfolk,  Brant,  Wentworth,  Halton,  Peel,  York, 
Ontario,  Grey,  Dufferin,  Simcoe;  districts  of  Mus- 
koka,  Parry  Sound,  Algoma ;  Nipissing,  north  of 
Mattawa  and  French  River  (including  townships  of 
Ferris  and  Bonfield). 

COMMAND   HD.-QRS.,  TORONTO. 

M.D.  No.  1,  Hd.-Qrs.,  London;  M.D.  No.  2,  Hd.-Qrs., 
Toronto. 

COMMAND   AND   DISTRICT   STAFF. 

Officer  Comd'g,  (also  commands  M.D.  No.  2),  *Colonel 
W.  H.  Cotton  {temp.  Brig'dr-Gen'l) ;  D.O.C.  M.D. 
No.  1,  *Col.  W.  E.  Hodgins  (D);  C.S.O.,  *Maj.  A.  H. 
Macdonell,  D.S.O.,  R.C.R. ;  D.A.A.G.,  Lt.-Col.  J. 
Galloway  (D) ;  D.S.A.,M.D.  No.  1,  *Maj.  L.  W.  Shannon 
(acting). 

SERVICES   AND   DEPTS. 

Command  Eng'r,  *Maj.  A.  C.  Caldwell,  R.C.E.  ;  D.I.O., 
M.D.,  No.  1,  Maj.  H.  J.  Lamb,  C.G.  ;  D.I.O.,  M.D., 
No.  2,  Maj.  A.  J.  Van  Nostrand,  C.G.  ;  C.S.,  Lt.  E. 
Ford,  S.C.  ;  D.S.,  M.D.,  No.  1,  Lt.  J.  T.  Hennessy, 
S.C.  ;  D.S.,  M.D.,  No.   2,  ;  Sr.  A. S.C. 

Officer,  Lt.-Col.  J,  G.  Langton,  C.A.S.C.  ;  P.M.O., 
*Lt.-Col.  J.  A.  Grant,  P.A.M.C.  (Act'g) ;  A.M.O., 
M.D.  No.  1,  U.-Col.  C.  W.  Belton,P.A.M.C.  (Act'g); 
A.M.O.,  M.D.,  No.  2,  Lt.-Col.  J.  T.  Fotheringhani, 
A.M.C.  ;  Sr.  0.0. ,  M.D.,  No.  1,  Capt.  P.  H.  Anderson, 
C.O.C. ;  Sr.  0.0. ,  M.D.,  No.  2,  *Maj.  T.  P.  C.  Smith, 
Command  Paymr.,  Maj.  C.  N.  Shanly,  C.A.P.C; 
Asst.  Paymr.,  *Capt.  S.  P.  Layborn,  C.A.P.C; 
P.V.O.,  *Hon'y  Vet.  Lt.-Col.  W.  B.  Hall,  R.C.D. 
KASTERN  ONTARIO  (Hd.-Qrs.,  Ottawa). 

M.D.  No.  3:  Counties  of  Durham,  Northumberland, 
Victoria,  Peterborough,  Hastings,  Prince  Edward, 
Lennox,  Addington,  Frontenac,  Haliburton. 

M.D.  No.  4:  Counties  of  Carleton,  Dundas,  Glengarry, 
Renfrew,  Russell,  Stormont,  Grenville,  Lanark, 
Wright,  Labelle,  Pontiac,  Leeds,  Prescott,  District  of 
Nipissing,  south  of  Mattawa  River  (exclusive  of  twp's. 
of  Ferris,  Bonfield). 

COMMAND   HD.-QRS.,   OTTAWA. 

M.D.  No.  3,  Hd.  Qrs.,  Kingston  ;  M.D.  No.  h,  Hd.  Qrs., 
Ottawa. 

COMMAND  AND  DISTRICT  STAFF. 

Officer  Comd'g  {also  commands  M.D.  No.  -4),  Col.  T. 

Benson. 
D.O.C,  M.D.   No.  3,  *Lt.-Col.   T.   D.   R.    Hemming; 

C.S.O.,    *Lt.-Col.  J.  E.  Chinic,  R.C.R. ;  D.A.A.G., 

Bt. -Lt.-Col.  D.  D.   Young,    R.C.R.    {act'g);    D.S.A., 

M.D.  No.  k,  Capt.  E.  E.  Clarke. 

SERVICES  AND   DKPTS. 

Command  Eng'r,  D.E.,M.D.  No.  3,  Capt.  H.  T.  Hughes, 
R.C.E. ;  D.E.,  M.D.  No.  U„  Maj.  A.  P.  Deroche,  C.E. 
(acting) ;  D.I.O.,  M.D.  No  3,  Maj.  A.  W.  Richardson, 
C.G.;  D.I.O.,  M.D.  No.  U,  Maj,  B.  A.  C.  Caldwell, 
C.G.;  C.S.,  Maj.  D.  E.  Mundell,  S.C;  D.S.,  M.D.  No. 
3,  Lt.  A.  Stroud,  S.C;  Sr.  A.S.C.  Officer,  Capt.  E. 
C.  Dean,  CP.  A.S.C.  P.M.O.  (and  A.M.O.,  M.D.  No. 
3  also),  *Lt.-Col.  H.  R.  Duff,  P.A.M.C.  (act'g)  (D); 
A.M.O.,  M.D.  No.  k,  Lt.-Col.  C.  W.  F.  Gorrell,  A.M.C, 
Sr.0.0.,  M.D.  No.3,  *Lt.-Col.  F.  Strange,  C.O.C; 
Sr.  0.  0.,  M.D.  No.  h,  Maj.  A.  H.  Anderson,  C.O.C; 
Command  Paymr.,  Capt.  A.  0,  Lambert,  C.A.P.C; 
P.V.O.,  *Hon'y  Vet.-Lt.-Col.  J.  Massie,  R.C.A. 
QUEBEC  {Hd.-Qrs.,  Montreal). 

M.D.  Nos.  5  and  6  combined:  Counties  of  Jacques 
Cartier,  Hochelaga,  Laval,  Vaudreuil,  Soulanges, 
Napierville,  Beauharnois,  Chateauguay,  Huntingdon, 
Laprairie,  Argenteuil,  Terrebonne,  Two  Mountains, 
Montcalm,  L'Assomption,  Joliette,  Berthier,  Maski- 
nonge,  St.  Maurice,  Three  Rivers,  St.  John's,  Iberville, 
Missisquoi,  Brome,  Shefford,  Rouville,  Chambly, 
Verch^res,  St.  Hyacinthe,  Bagot,  Drummond,  Riche- 
lieu, Yamaska,  Nicolet,  Arthabaska, Wolfe,  Richmond, 
Sherbrooke,  Stanstead,  Compton. 

M.D.  No.  7  :  Counties  of  Beauce,  Bellechasse,  Bona  ven- 
ture, Dorchester,  Gasp6,  Kamouraska,  Levis,  L'Islet, 


Champlain,  Charlevoix,  Chicoutimi,  Montmorency, 
Quebec,  Portneuf,  Saguenay,  Lotbinifere,  Montmagny, 
M6gantic,  Rimouski,  Temiscouata. 

COMMAND   HD.-QRS.,  MONTREAL. 

M.D.  Nos.  5  and  6,  Hd.-Qrs.,  Montreal;  M.D.  No.  7, 
Hd.-Qrs.,  Quebec. 

COMMAND  AND   DISTRICT  STAFF, 

Off.  Comdg., 
D.O.C,  M.D.  No.  7,*Lt.-Col.  0.  C  C  Pelletier ;  C.S.O. 
*Lt.Col.  A.  Roy,  M.V.O.,  A.D.C;  D.A.A.G.,  *Maj 
C  F.  Winter  (D.);    D.S  A.,  M.D.  No.  7,  *Capt.  L, 
LeDuc,  R.C.R. 

SERVICES   AND  DEPTS. 

Command  Engineer,  ; 

District  Eng'r.,  M.D.  Nos.  5  and 6,  Capt.  W.  J.  Tyrrell, 
(R.E.);  District  Eng'r,  M.D.  No.  7,  Maj.  J.  Houliston, 
R.C.E.;"  D.I.O.,  M.D.  No.  5,  Maj.  H.  R.  Lordly, C.G. ; 
D.I.O.,  M.D.  No.  6,  Maj.  G.  E.  Burns,  C.G.;  D.I.O., 
M.D.  No.  7,  Maj.  G.  K.  Addie,  C.G.;  C.S., 

;  D.S.,  M.D.  No.  6,  Capt.  E.  W.  Farwell, 
S.C;  D.S.,  M.D.  No.  7,  Lt.  J.  E.  Lefebvre,  S.C; 
Sr.  A.S.C.  Off-.,  Lt.-Col.  W.  J.  Stewart,  C.A.S.C; 
P. 31.0.,  Lt.-CoL  J.  W.  Bridges,  P.A.M.C  ;  A.M.O., 
M.D.  No.  6,  Lt.-Col.  R.  T.  Macdonald ;  ^.iVf.O., 
M.D.  No.  5,  Lt.-Col.  H.  S.  Birkett,  A.M.C.  A.M.O., 
M.D.  No.  7,  Maj.  J.  D.  Brousseau,  P.A.M.C.  {act'g)', 
Sr.  0.  Off.,  M.D.  Nos.  5  and  6,  Maj.  A,  H.  Panet, 
C.O.C  ;  Sr.  0.  Off.,  M.D.  No.  7,  Lt.-Col.  J.  A.  Morin, 
C.O.C. ;  Command  Paymaster,  Maj.  J.  C  Mack, 
C.A.P.C;  Asst.  Paymr.,  Capt.  J.  A.  Gilbert, 
C.A.P.C;  P.V.O.,  Vet.-Maj.  M.  A.  Pich6. 
MARITIME  PROVINCES  (Hd.-Qrs.,  Halifax,  N.S). 

M.D.  No.    8:  Province  of  New  Brunswick. 

M.D.  No.    9:  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 

M.D.  No.  12  :  Province  of  Prince  Edward  Island. 

COMMAND   HD.-QRS.,    HALIFAX,  N.S. 

M.D.  No.  8,  Hd.  Qrs.,  St.  John,  N.B. ;  M.D.  No.  9, 
Hd.-Qrs.,  Halifax,  N.S. ;  if.D.  No.  12,  Hd.-Qrs., 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

COMMAND   AND   DISTRICT  STAFF. 

Off.  Comd'g.,  *Col.  C  W.  Drury  {temp.  Brig. -Gen.), 
C.B.,  A.D.C.  {also  commands  M.D.  No.  9);  D.O.C, 
M.D.  No.  8,  Col.  W.  M.  Humphrey  (D);  D.O.C, 
M.D.  No.  12,  ;    C.S.O. ,  *Bt. 

Lt.-Col.  J.  C  MacDougall,  R.C.R.  ;  D.A.A.O.,  *Capt. 
A.  H.  H.  Powell,  R.C.D. ;  D.A.A.G.,  Capt.  W.  W.  P. 
Gibsone,  R.C.R.  ;  D.A.Q.G., 

;  D.S. A.,  M.D.  No.  8,  Capt.  F.  W.  L. 
.Moore,  R.O.  ;  D.S.A.,  M.D.  No.  12,  *Bt. -Lt.-Col.  G. 
H.  Ogilvie,  R.C.A. 

SERVICES   AND  DEPTS. 

Command  Eng'r.,  Lt.-Col.  P.  Weatherbe,  R.C.E. ;  Dist. 
Eng'r,  M.D.  Nos.  8,  9,  12,  Lt.  E.  S.  Hill,  R.C.E.  ; 
D.i.O.,  M.D.  No.  8.  Maj.  C  J.  Mersereau,  C.G.  ; 
D.I.O.,  M.D.  No.  9,  Maj.  H.  S.  Tremaine,  C.G.  ; 
D.I.O.,  M.D.  No.  12,  *Maj.  W.  A.  Weeks,  C.G.  (D); 
CS.,  Capt.  T.  E,  Powers,  S.C;  D.S.,  M.D.  No.  8, 
Lt.  H.  E.  Figsby,  S.C;  D.S.,  M.D.  No.  9,  Lt.  W.  C 
Proudfoot,  S.C;  D.S. , M.D.  No.  12,  Lt.  W.  K.  Rogers, 
S.C;  Sr  .  A.S.C.  Off.,  Lt.-Col. G.A.Dodge,  CP. A.S.C. 
{act'g);  P.M.O. ,  Lt.-Col.  G.  La  F.  Foster,  P.A.M.C. 
{act'g)  {A.M.O.,  M.D.  No.  9  also) ;  A.M.O.,  M.D.  No. 
8,  Lt.-Col.  M.  Maclaren,  A.M.C.  (D);  A.M.O.,  M.D. 
No.  12.  *Lt  -Col.  H.  D.  Johnson,  A.M.C.  (D);  Sr.  0. 
Off.,  M.D.  No.  8,  Maj.  and  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  A.  J.  Arm- 
strong, C.O.C;  Sr.  0.  Off.,  M.D.  No.  9,  Maj.  S.  S. 
Weatherbie,  C.O.C ;  Sr.  0.  Off.,  M.D.  No.  12,  *Maj. 
and  Hon.  Lt.-Col.  J.  E.  Curren,  C.O.C.  ;  Command 
Paymr.,  Maj.  S.  J.  R.  Sircom,  C.A.P.C.  ;  Asst. 
Paymr.,  Capt.  J.  R.  Forbes,  C.A.P.C  ;  P.  F.O., 
Vet. -Capt.  W.  H.  Simon,  8th  Hus. 

M.D.  No.  10,  Hd.  Qrs.  Winnipeg,  comprises  the  Pro- 
vinces of  Manitoba  and  Saskatchewan  ;  the  Territory 
of  Keewatin  ;  the  Districts  of  Thunder  Bay  and  Rainy 
mver.— D.O.C,  *  Lt.-Col.  and  Hon'y  Col.  S.  B.  Steele, 
C.B.,  M.V.O.,  A.D.C.,  S.H.  (R.C.) ;  D.S.A.,  *Capt.  H. 
D.  B.  Ketchen,  S.H.  (R.C);  Dist.  Eng'r., 

;  D.I.O.,  *Maj.  J.  A.  Hesketh ;  D.S.,  Lt.  J. 
Schofield,  S.C  ;  Sr.  A.S.C.  Off. ,  ; 

A.M.O.,  *Maj.  F.  L.  Vaux,  P.A.M.C.  {act'g) ;  S.O.O., 
Capt.  W.  F.  C  Sullivan,  C.O.C  ;  District  Paymr., 
Capt.  W.  S.  Conger,  C.A.P.C. 


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M,D.  No.  11,  Hd.  Qrg.  Victoria,  comprises  the  Province 
of  British  Columbia  and  Yukon  Territory.— D.O.C, 
*Lt.-Col.  R.  L.  Wadmore  ;  D.S.A.,  *Capt.  C.  C. 
Bennett  (D);  Dist.  Eng'r,  Capt.  W.  B.  Lindsay, 
R.G.E.;  D.I.O.,  Maj.  R.  Brittain,  C.G.  ;  D.I.O.  (Yuko7i 
Territory),  *Maj.   H.  S.  Tobin,  C.G.  ;  D.S., 

;  Sr.  A.S.C.  Off.,  *Maj.  H.  Swinford,C.A.S.C.  (D) ; 
A.M.O.,  Maj.  E.  C.  Hart,  P.A.M.C.  (act'g);  S.O.O., 
Capt.  M.  C.  Gillin,  C.O.C.  ;  Dist.  Paymr.,  *Capt.  J.  F. 
Foulkes,  C.A.P.C. 

M.D.  No.  13,  Hd.  Qrs.  Calgary,  Alta.,  comprises  the 
Province  of  Alberta  and  the  Territory  of  Mackenzie.— 
D.O.C.,  Lt.-Col.  E.  A.  Cruikshank  (D);  D.S.A., 
*Capt.    E.    F.    Mackie,    D.S.O.,   S.H.    (R.C.) ;    Dist. 

Eng'r.,  ;  D.I.O. ,  ; 

D.S.,  Lt.  W.  J.  Jephson,  S.C.  ;  Sr.  A.S.C.  Off., 

;  A.M.O.,  ;  S.O.O., 

*Hon,    Capt.    P.    T.    E.    Boulanger,    C.O.C.  ;   Dist. 
Paymr, 

ROYAL  MILITARY  COLLRGB  OF  CANADA. 

{Established  in  1886.) 
Kingston,  Ont. 
President,  The  Hon.  the  Minister  of  Militia  and  Defence ; 
Commandant,    Lt.-Col.     J.     H.  V.    Crowe,    R.A.  ; 
Adjt.,  *Capt  H.  A.  Kaulbach,  R.L.R.;  Prof,  of  Artil- 
lery, Tactics,  Reconnaissance  and  Mil'y  Law,  *Capt. 
F.  R.  Sedgwick,  R.F.A.,  CM.);  Prof,  of  MiVy  Sur- 
veying and  Stip't  of  Drill  and  Gymnastics,  Capt.  J. 
P.  Shine  (Bt.-Maj.,  CM.),  R.M.L.I.  ;   Prof,  of  Civil 
Surv'ying,  Mil'y  Adm'stration  and  Signalling,  *Capt. 
A.  J.  Wolflf,  R.E.  (Maj.,  CM.) ;   Prof,  of  Mil'y  Engi- 
neering, Capt.   R.    C.    Hammond,    R.E. ;    Prof,    of 
Physics  and  Chemistry,  Capt.  J.  B.  Cochrane  (R.O.); 
Prof,  of  English,  Rev.    A.   Laird,  B.A.  ;    Professor 
of  Mathematics,    Mechanics  and    Astronomy,  I.  E. 
Martin,  Esq.,  B.A. ;  Prof,  of  French,  J.    M.    Lanos, 
Esq.,  M.L. ;  Prof,  of  Civil  Engineering  and  Archi- 
tecture, W.  R.  Butler,  Esq.,  M.L CE. ;  Instructor  in 
Mathematics,  Maj.   H.  J.  Dawson  (Uth  Regt.);  In- 
structor of   Surveying,   Lt.   E.  F.    S,   Dawson,  R.E. ; 
Instructor  in  Civil  Engineering,  Lt.  O.  T.  Macklem 
(R.O.);    Instructor   in   Mil'y   Topography,   Lt.    W. 
K.  P.  Blair  (Bt. -Capt.  CM.),  R.F.A.;  Med.  Off.,  Major 
R.  K.  Kilborn,  P.A.M.C. ;  Attached  for  Gen'l  Staff 
Duties,  Maj.  T.   B.   Wood,  R.G.A.  ;  Capt.  W.  R.  E. 
Robertson;  Board  of  Visitors  —  Chairman,  *Bt.-Col. 
S,  Hughes,  M.P.,  Members:  *Col.  R.  VV.  Rutherford, 
M.G.O. ;  Col.  T.  Benson,  Comd'g  Eastern  Ont. ;  C  E. 
W.  Dodwell,  Esq.,  M.I.C.E.  ;  Rev.  C  P.  Choquette ; 
Sec'y,  *Maj.  C  F.  Winter,  D.A.A.G.,  Que.  Cd.  (D.). 
PERMANENT   FORCE. 
Designation  of  Barracks. 
"Stanley,"  at  Toronto. 
"  Wolseley,"  at  London,  Ont. 
"T6te-de-Pont,"  at  Kingston. 
"  Fort  Osborne,"  at  Winnipeg. 
"Wellington,"  at  Halifax. 
"  St.  Louis,"  Quebec. 

ROYAL  CANADIAN  DRAGOONS. 

(21st  Dec,  1883.) 

"  North-West,  Canada,  1885."    "  South  Africa,  1900." 

"A"  Sqd.,  St.  John's,  Que.:  "B"  Sqd.,  Toronto. 

Hon'y  Col,  THE  KING. 

Lt.-Col,  *V.  A.  S.  Williams,  A.D.C  (Toronto).  "A" 
Sqd.:  Major,  *C  M.  Nelles ;  Capt.,  *D.  D.  Young, 
Lieuts.,  *Bt.-Capt.  F.  S.  Morrison  (Adjt.),  W.  R. 
Kingsford,  *K.  C  Folger,  T.  H.  Murray.  "B"  Sqd., 
Major,  *J.  H.  Elmsley ;  Capt.,  *C.  T.  Van  Strauben- 
zee ;  Lieuts.,  A.  V.  S.  Nordheimer,  F.  Oilman,  *W. 
H.  Bell,  *J.  H.  MacBrien  (Adjt.);  D.  B.  Bowie; 
Vet.  Offs.,  *Hon'y  Vet.  Lt.-Col.  W.  B.  Hall,  "  B"  Sqd.  ; 
Vet.  Capt.,  T.  J.  de  M.  Taschereau,  "A"  Sqd. 

iV^o<e.—The  following  Officers  are  seconded:  *Bt.-Capt. 
A.  McMillan,  D.S.O.,  *Capt  A.  H.  H.  Powell. 

STRATHCONA'S  horse  (royal  CANADIANS). 

(1st  July,  1901.) 

Hon'y   Col,   *Maj. -Gen'l.  R.    H.   O'Grady-Haly,  C.B., 

D.S.O. 
*Lt.-Col,  Hon'y  Col.  S.  B.  Steele,  C.B.,  M.V.O.,  A.D.C. 
3fajor,  *A.  C  Macdonell.  D.S.O.  ;  Capt.,  *T.  F.  H. 
Dixon,  *A.  H.  Bell  (Adjt.),  *F.  L.  Cartwright,  D.S.O.; 
Lieuts.,  P.  C.  J.  Shaw,  W.  R.  Russell,  A.  E.  Shaw, 
T.  L.  Arnott,  H.  L.  Fraser,  A.  C  Critchley ; 
Vet  Off., 


Note.  — The  following  Officers  are  seconded:  *  Lt.-Col, 
P.  E.  Thacker;  Capts.,  *E.  F.  Mackie,  D.S.O.,  *H.  D. 

B.  Ketchen. 

royal  CANADIAN  ARTILLERY. 

(20th  Oct.,  1871-as  a  Regt.  10th  Aug.,  1883.) 
Offc'r  Administering,  Lt.-Col.  J.  A.  Fages,  R.C.  A. 
Hon'y  Col,  *Field  Marshal,  The  Rt.   Hon.  F.  S.  Earl 
Roberts  of  Candahar,  Pretoria  and  Waterford,  V.C., 
E.G.,  K.P.,  G.C.B.,  O.M.,  G.C.S.I.,  G.C.I. E.,  V.D. 

ROYAL  CANADIAN  HORSE  ARTILLERY  (Kingston). 

(20th  Oct.,  1871.) 
"  A  "  and  "  B  "  Batteries  (Kingston). 
Regt'l  ^taft.— Comd'g,  *Lt.-Col.  H.  E.  Burstall;  Gunnery 
Instr.,  Capt.  E.  de  B.  Panet ;  Adjt.,  Capt.  A.  Z. 
Palmer;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  Hamilton;  Vet. 
Off.,  *Hon.  Vet.-Lt.-Col.  J.  Massie  ;  Dist.  Of.,  *Capt. 
C  E.  Long.  "A"  Battery:  Maj.,  *J.  N.  S.  Leslie; 
Capt.,  C  F.  Constantine  ;  Lieuts.,  Bt.-Capt.  W.  H.  P. 
Elkins,  L.  S.  Vien,  W.  G.  Hagarty.  "B"  Battery: 
Maj.,  *H.  A.  Panet,  D.S.O. ;  Capt.,  L.  A.  G.  O,  Roy ; 
Lieuts.,  Bt.-Capt.  H.  E.  Boak,  G.  S.  Browne,  G.  A. 
Watson,  *A.  Mulcahy. 

ROYAL  CANADIAN   GARRISON  ARTILLERY. 

(Regt'l  Hd.-Qrs.,  Halifax,  N.S.). 

Nos.l  and  2  Companies,  Halifax;  Nos.  3  and  4  Com- 
panies, Quebec  ;  No.  5  Company,  Esquimalt. 

Regt'l  ^ta&.— Lt.-Col,  J.  A.  Fages  (Halifax) ;  *Lt.-Col. 
C  E.  English  (Quebec);  Gun.  histrs,  Maj.  C  Phillips 
(R.G.A.),  CM.,  attached  (Halifax),  Capt.  J.  E.  Mills 
(Quebec) ;  Adjts.,  Bt.-Capt  A.  W.  Jamieson  (Halifax). 
Lt.  B.  J.  D.  Ackland  (Quebec);  Qr.-Mtrs.,  Hon'y  Maj. 
J.  J.  Sharpies  (Quebec),  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  M.  Slayter 
(Halifax).  Di^t.  Officers,  Capt.  *C.  E.  Long  (Kingston), 
Lts.  *G.  Huston  (Halifax),  *VV.  G.  Fellows  (Quebec). 

No.  1  Co'y :  Major,  *A.  T.  Ogilvie  ;  Capt.,  W.  B.  Almon; 
Lieuts.,  S.  G.  Bacon,  A.  de  la  C  Irwin,  T.  D.  J. 
Ringwood,  H.  P.  Lafiferty.  No.  2  Co'y  :  Maj.,  *W.  E. 
Keinble,  R.G.A. ,  CM.  (attached);  Capt.,  R.  S.  Bun- 
Imry,  R.G.A.,  CM.  (attached);  Lieuts.,  W.  G.  Beenian, 
C  R.  Grant,  H.  R.  N.  Cobbett,  W.  E.  Steacy.  No.  3 
Co'y:  Maj.,  G.  R.  Poole ;  Capt.  J,  B.  Walker,  R.G.A., 
CM.  (attached);  Lieuts.,  A.  V.  Tremaine,  W.  A. 
Irving,  N.  O.  Reiffenstein.  No.  4  Co'y  :  Maj.,  *F.  D. 
Lafferty;  Capt.,  S.  A.  Heward  ;  Lieuts., 

.  No.  5  Co'y:  Capt.,  A.  D. 
Macdonald ;  Lieuts.,  A.  E.  Harris,  Bt.-Capt.  L.  W.  S. 
Cockburn,  W.  G.  Beeman. 

Note.~-T\iQ  following  R.C  A.  officers  are  seconded: 
Lt.-Cols.,  F.  M.  Gaudet,  *H.  C  Thacker,  *D.  I.  V. 
Eaton;  Major,  *Bt.-Lt.Col.  G.  H.  Ogilvie;  Lieut., 
A.  S.  Wright. 

ROYAL  CANADIAN  ENGINEERS, 

(1st  July,  1903.)  Corps  Ildqrs.,  Halifax. 
Stations:  1,  Halifax;  2,  Quebec;  3,  Montreal;  4, 
Kingston ;  5,  Toronto ;  6,  London ;  7,  Esquimalt. 
1:  Lt.-Col,  Paul  Weatherbe ;  Capt,  P.  S.  Benoit ; 
Lieuts.,  Bt.-Capt.  E.  S.  Hill,  H.  C  C  Walkem,  P.  de 
L.  D.  Passy,  C  B.  Russell,  J.  A.  Keefer;  attached  Offs., 
Maj.  A.  B.  Carey,  R.E.,  CM.,  Capt.  H.  L.  Bingay, 
R.E.,CM.  2:  Major,  3.  Houliston;  Lieut,  Bt.-C&ipt. 
G.  B.  Wright.  3:  attached  Off'.,  W.  G.  Tyrrell,  Lt. 
R.E.,  CM.     4:  Capt.,  H.  T.  Hughes.     5:  *  Major,  A. 

C.  Caldwell;  Lieuts.,  G.  St.  C  A.  Perrin,  T.  E.  Mor- 
rison.    7  :  Capt,  W.  B.  Lindsay;  Adjt., 

;  Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'y  Lt.  F.  C  Kilburn. 
Note.—TYxe  following  R.C.E.  officers  are  seconded  : 
Lt.-Col,  G.  S.  Mannsell ;  Capts.,\N.  B.  Anderson,  J.  L. 
H.  Bogart,  T.  V.  Anderson;  Lieuts.,  Bt.-Capt.  S.  H. 
Osier,  L.  G.  Van  Tuvl,  W.  S.  Laurence,  J.  B.  P.  Dun- 
bar, E.  J.  C  Schmidlin,  R.  H.  Irwin,  H.  B.  Boswell. 

ROYAL  CANADIAN  REGIMENT  (INFANTRY). 

(2l8t  Dec,  1883.) 

"North-West,  Canada,  1885,  Saskatchewan." 

"South  Africa,  1899-1900,  Paardeberg." 

Hon'y    Col :    *Field    Marshal,    the    Rt.     Hon.    G.    J. 

Viscount  Wolseley  of  Cairo,    K.P.,    G.C.B.,    O.M., 

G.C.M.G. 

Lt.-Col  Comd'g,  *Lt.-Col.   S.   J.   A.  Denison,  C.M.G. 

(Halifax). 
Qr.-Mtrs.:  "* Hon'y  Capt.  W.  P.  Butcher,  (Actg.  Depy. 
A.A.  Genl.  for  Musketry  at  Hdqrs.).  Hon'y  Lt.  A.  J. 
Fowlie. 


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No.  1  Depot  {London). 

Maj. :  *J.  H.  Kaye. 
Adjt.  :  Lt.  G.  G.  Chrysler. 
"K"  Co'y  :  Capts., 
G.  G.  Chrysler,  H.  F.  R.  Griffiths. 

No.  2  Depot  (Toronto). 

Maj. :  *A.  E.  Carpenter. 

Adjt.:  Lt.  J.  S.  Brown. 

"  I "  Co'y :  Capt.,  J.  Carlon ;  Lieut., 

No.  3  Depot  (Fredericton,  N.B.). 

Maj.:  *J.  D.  Doull. 

Adjt. :  Lt.  C.  B.  Costin  (act'g). 

"  H  "  Co'y :  Capt. 


Lieuts. , 


E.  L.  du  Domaine  :  Lieut. 


No.  4  DeTpot  {Halifax). 

Lt.-Col.  Comd'g,  *S.  J.  A.  Denison,  C.M.G. 

Maj.:  *A.  O.  Fages. 

Adjt.:  *U.  C.  R.  E.  Willets. 

Six  Companies  ("A"  to  "F"):  Capts.,  A.  C.B.Gray, 
F.  A.  Lister,  J.  G.  Burnham,  A.  H.  Borden,  E.  K. 
Eaton  ;  attached,  A.  P.  Birchall,  F.  S.  Montague- 
Bates ;  Lieuts.,  A.  A.  S.  Law,  E.  A.  S.  Smith, *R.  J. 
S.  Langford,  M.  E.  Roscoe,  E.  B.  Costin,  A.  K.  Hem- 
ming, M.  K.  Greene,  A.  E.  Willoughby,  R.  O.  Alex- 
ander. 

No.  5  Depot  (Quebec). 

Maj. :  *C.  F.  O.  Fiset.    Adjt. :  Lt.  E.  W.  Pope. 
"G"Co'y:    Capt.,  D.  B.  Papineau ;  Lieut.,  M.  M.  L. 
Garon. 

Note.— The  following  R.C.R.  officers  are  seconded : 
Majs.,  Bt. -Lt.-Col.  D.  D  Young,  *A.  H.  Macdonell, 
D.S.O.;  Capts.,  H.  Kemmis-Betty,  *L.  LeDuc,  C.  H. 
Hill,  W.  W.  Gibsone. 

CANADIAN  PKRMANENT  ARMY    SERVICE    CORPS.     (1st   DeC, 

1903.)     {Ottawa). 
Off.  Administering,  The  Dir.  of  Transport  and  Supplies. 
Hon'y  Col,   *Col.  Sir  Edward  W.   D.   Ward,  K.C.B.  ; 

K.'C.  V.O. ;  Lt.-Col.,  *J.  L.  Biggar. 
Detachments :   No.  1,  Ottawa ;  No.  2,  Kingston  ;  No.  3, 

Quebec;  No.  4,  Halifax ;  No.  5,  Toronto. 
No.  1 :  Capt.,  E.  C.  Dean.    No.  2  :  Capt.,  A.  de  M.  Bell ; 

Lieut.,  E,   R.   Hale.     No.  3 :   Capt.,  W.  A.  Simson  ; 

Lieut.,  H.  C.  Greer.      No.  4:  Lt.-Col,  G.  A.  Dodge; 

Capt.,  G.  L.  Peterson,  A.S.C.,  CM.  {attached);  Lieuts., 

F.  B.  Eaton,  E.   M.  Harris.     No.   5 :  Lieut.,  *R.   H. 

Henderson. 

Note.—The  following  C.P.A.S.C.  officer  is  seconded : 
Ll-Col,  *J.  L.  Biggar. 

PERMANENT  ARMY  MEDICAL  CORPS.      (July  2,  1904.) 

(Ottawa). 

Officer  Administering,  The  Dir.  Gen'l  of  Med.  Services. 

Detachments:  No.  1,  London  ;  No.  2.  Toronto;  No.  3, 
Kingston ;  No.  4,  St.  John's,  Que.  :  No.  5,  Quebec ; 
No.  6,  Fredericton  ;  No.  7,  Winnipeg ;  No.  8,  Halifax  ; 
No.  9,  Esquimau ;  No.  10,  Ottawa. 

No.  1 :  Lt.-Col,  C.  W.  Belton.  No.  2 :  Lt.-Col,  *J.  A. 
Grant ;  Capt. ,  J.  T.  Clarke ;  Lieut. ,  A.  E.  Snell.  No.  3  : 
Lt.-Col,  *H.  R.  Duff  (D).  No.  4  :  Major,  G.  H.  Parke. 
No.  5 :  Majors,  J.  D.  Brousseau,  T.  J.  F.  Murphy ; 
Capt.,  J.  L.  Potter ;  Nursing  Sister,  *Miss  Margaret 
Macdonald.  No.  6:  i/f.-Coi.,  J.  W.  Bridges.  No.  7  : 
Major  *F.  L.  Vaux.  No.  8:  Lt.-Col,  G.  La  F. 
Foster;  Major,  H.  M.  Jacques;  Lieuts.,  J.  O.  D. 
Lacroix,  H.  A.  Chisholm,  G.  C.  Lawson  ;  Nursing 
Matron,  *Mig8  Georgina  Pope,  R.  R.  C. ;  Nursing 
Sisters,  Miss  Delia  CouUlard,  Miss  Laura  E.  Eaton. 
No.  9:  Major,  E.  C.  Hart.  No.  10:  Lieut.,  Hon'y 
Lt.  J.  Adair.    At  Hdqrs.,  *Maj.  L.  Drum. 

Note.— The  following  P.A.M.C.  officers  are  seconded  : 
^Colonel  E.  Fiset,  D.S.O.,  G.G.H.S.,  *Lt.-Col.  G.  C. 
Jones,  G.G.H.S. 


CANADIAN  ORDNANCE  CORPS.     (Ist  July,   1903.) 

Corps  Hdqrs.,  Ottawa. 

Detachments :  No.  1.  London  ;  No.  2,  Toronto ;  No.  3, 
Kingston  ;  No.  4,  Ottawa ;  No.  5,  Montreal ;  No.  7, 
Quebec  ;  No.  8,  St.  John,  N.B.;  No.  9,  Halifax;  No.  10, 
Winnipeg ;  No.  11,  Esquimalt ;  No.  12,  Charlottetown ; 
No.  13,  Calgary. 

No.  1:  Capt.,  P.  H.  Anderson.  No.  2:  Major,  *J.  H. 
Wynne  ;  Asst.  Commissary  of  Ordnance,  *Hon'y  Lt. 
R.  L.  M.  Donaldson.  No,  3:  Lt.-Col,  F.  Strange; 
Asst.  Commissary  of  Ordnance,  Hon'y  Lt.  T.  Pugh. 
No.  4  :  Major,  A.  H.  Anderson  ;  Capt.,  *P.  E.  Prideaux  ; 
Asst.  Commissary  of  Ordnance,  *Hon'y  Lt.  A.  Bray, 
No.  5:  Major,  A.  H.  Panet ;  Capt.,  G.  A.  Taschereau, 
No.  7  :  Lt.-Col,  J.  A.  Morin  ;  Capt.,E.  Tellier ;  Li«u<., 
P.  S.  Long-Innes.  No.  8:  Hon'y  Lt.-Col,  A.  J,  Arm- 
strong, No,  9:  Major,  S.  S.  Weatherbie;  Capt.,  B. 
C.White  ;  Asst.  Commissary  of  Ordnance,  *Hon'y  Lt. 
A.  T.  Cooper.  No.  10 :  Capt,  W.  F.  C.  Sullivan ; 
Asst.  Commissary  of  Ordnance,  *Hon'y  Lt.  A.  A. 
Lyndon.  No.  11 :  Capt.,  M.  C.  Gillin.  No.  12  :  Hon'y 
Lt.-Col,  *J.  E.  Curren.  No.  13 :  Asst.  Commissary 
of  Ordnance,  *Hon'y  Capt.  P.  T.  E.  Boulanger. 

Note. — The  following  O.S.C.  officers  are  seconded:  *Col. 
{Temp.  Brig. -Gen'l)  D.  A.  Macdonald,  /,  S.  Order; 
L,-Col,,  *J,  F.  Macdonald,  Majs,,  A.  de  L.  Panet, 
W.  Hallick. 

Inspectors  of  Ordinance  Machinery,  Hon'y  Capt.  W, 
J,  P,  Rodd;  Hon'y  Lieuts,  A.  S.  Buttenshaw,  N.  S. 
Sherman, 

CANADIAN  ARMY  PAY  CORPS,      (Ist  DeC,  1906.) 

Corps  Hdqrs.,  Ottawa. 

Officer  Administering :  The  Asst.  Paym'r-General. 

Detachments:  No.  1,  Toronto;  No.  2,  Ottawa;  No.  3, 
Hdqrs.  Ottawa  ;  No.  4,  Montreal ;  No.  5,  Halifax  ;  No. 
6,  Victoria,  B.C.     No.  7,  Calgary.    No.  8,  Winnipeg. 

No.  1 :  Major,  C.  N.  Shanly  ;  Capt.,  *S.  P.  Lay  born. 
No.  2:  Capt.,  A.  O.  Lambert.  No.  3:  Lt.-Col,  W.  R. 
Ward  (S.);  Major,  E.  R.  Tooley  (Officer  in  charge 
Stores  Audit);  Capt.,  J.  T.  E.  Gagnon.  No.  4 :  Major, 
J.  0.  Mack;  Capt.,  J.  A.  Gilbert.  No,  5:  Major,  S. 
J.  R.  Sircom;  CapL,  J.  R.  Forbes.  No.  6:  Capt., 
»J.  F.  Foulkes.    No.  7  :  Capt.,  .     No. 

8:  Capt.,  W.  S.  Conger;  Lieut.,  T.  J.  Hennessy, 
Qr.-Mr.  R.  M.  College,  Kingston.  Attached  Officer, 
*Capt.  F.  A.  Ferguson-Davie,  R.O.,  CM.,  officer 
paying  Imp'l  Pensions,  Ottawa. 


ROYAL  SCHOOLS  OF  MILITARY  INSTRUCTION, 

ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  CAVALRY  (Toronto). 

Comd'g  :  *Lt,-Col,  V.  A,  S,  Williams,  A.D.C.,  R,C,D, 
Adjt.:  *Lt,  J,  H.  MacBrien,  R.C.D. 

ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  CAVALRY.     {St.  Johns,  Que.). 

Comd'g,  *Maj.  C  M.  Nelles,  R.C.D. 
Adjt.,  Bt.-Capt.  F.  S.  Morrison,  R.C.D. 

ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  INSTRUCTION  (Winnipeg). 
Strathcona's  Horse  (Royal  Canadians). 
Note. — This  school    issues   certificates  for  Cavalrj', 
Mounted  Infantry  and  Infantry. 

Comd'g:  Major  *A.  C  Macdonell,  D.S.O.,  S.H.  (R.C.); 
Adjt.,  *Capt.  A.  H.  Bell. 

ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  ARTILLERY  {Quebec).    (Re-organized 

(1st  April,  1910.) 
Note.— This  school  also  issues  Infantry  certificates. 

Branches :  Horse  and  Field  Artl'y,  Kingston ;  Garrison 
Artl'y,  Quebec;  Heavy  Artl'y,  Quebec;  Coast  Artl'y, 
Halifax  and  Esquimalt. 

Horse  and  Field  Artl'y:  ComdL,  Lt.-Col,  *H,  E,  Bur- 
stall,  R,CA.  ;  Gunnery  Inst'r,  Capt.  E.  de  B.  Panet, 
R.CA.;  Adjt.,  Capt.  A.  Z.  Palmer,  R.C.A.  Heavy 
Artl'y:  Comdt.,  *Lt.-Col.  C  E.  English,  R.C.A. ; 
Gunnery  Inst'r,  Capt.  J.  E.  Mills,  R.C.A.;  Adjt., 
Lt.  B.  J.  D.  Ackland,  R.C.A.  Coast  Artl'y  {Halifax) : 
Comdt.,  Lt.-Col.  J.  A.  Fages,  R.C.A.;  Gunnery  Inst'r, 
Maj.  C  Phillips,  R.G.A.,  CM.;  Adjt.,  Bt.-Capt.  A, 
W.  Jamieson,  R.C.A.  Coast  Artl'y  {Esquimalt): 
Comd'tt  Capt.  A.  D.  Macdonald, 


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ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  INFANTRY   {Loildon). 

Comd'g  :  *Maj.  J.  H.  Kaye. 
Adjt. :  Lt.  G.  G.  Chrysler,  R.C.R. 

ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  INFANTRY  (Tor07lto). 

Comd'g  :  Major  *A.  E.  Carpenter,  R.C.R. 
Adjt.  :  Lt.  J.  S.  Brown,  R.C.R. 

ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  INFANTRY  {Quebec). 

Comd'g:  *Maj.  C.  F.  O.  Fiset,  R.C.R. 
Adjt. :  Lt.  E.  W.  Pope,  R.C.R. 

ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  INFANTRY  (FredeHcton). 
Comd'g  :  *Maj.,  J.  D.  Doull,  R.C.R. 
Adjt. : 

ROYAL  SCHOOL  OF  INFANTRY  {Halifax,  N.S.). 

Comd'g:  *Lt.-Col.  S.  J.  R.  Denison,  C.M.G.,  R.C.R. 
Adjt.  :  *Lt.  C.  R.  E.  Willetts,  R.C.R. 

PBRMANBNT  SCHOOLS   OF  INSTRUCTION. 

Army    Service    Corps    (Halifax,  N.S.). 
Comd'g;  Lt.-Col.  G.  A.  Dodge,  C.P.A.S.C. 

Armv  Medical  Corps  (Halifax,   N.S.). 
Comd'g:  Lt.'-Col.  G.  La  F.  Foster,  P.A.M.C. 

CANADIAN  SCHOOL  OF  MUSKETRY  {Ottawa). 

Cotnd'g:    Lt.-Col.  R.  A.  Helmer,  Asst.  Adjt.-Gen'l. 

ACTIVE   MILITIA. 
Cavalry. 

Royal  Canadian  Dragoons  and  Strathcona's  Horse  (Royal 
Canadians)  (see  Permanent  Corps  above). 

The  Governor-General's  Body  Guard.  Dragoons.  (To- 
ronto.)  (27th  Dec.,  1855.)  Motto:  "NuUi  Secundus." 
Hon'y  Lt.-Col,  *Col.  G.  T.  Denison  (D)  ret.;  Lt.-Col., 
*F.  A.  Fleming  (D).;  Maj.,  S.  F.  Smith. 

Sqds.  and  Offs,  :  "A,"  Toronto,  Maj.,  A.  M.  N.  Ansley ; 
Capt.,  A.  E.  Taylor;  •  B,"  Toronto,  Maj.,  W.  W. 
Denison;  Capt.,  E.  L.  McColl ;  "C,"  Brampton,  Maj., 
T.  L.  Kennedy;  Capt.,  3.  K.  Keefler;  '•  D,"  Aurora, 
Maj.,  ;  Capt.,  D.  E.  Sprague  ; 

Adjt.,  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'y  Maj.  A.  E.  S. 

Thompson  (D) ;  3fed.  0/.,  ;  Paymr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  R.  B.  Fudge r ;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  J. 
A.  Campbell,  V.S.  ;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  S. 
Broughall. 

Uussara  {London).    (31st  May,  1872.)    Hon'y  Lt.- 
Col.,  T.  S.  Hobbs,  Esq.;  Lt.-Col.,  J.  G.  Merrison  ; 
Maj.,  H.  R.  Abbott. 
Sqds.  and  Offs. :  "A,"  London,  Maj.,   E.   I.   Leonard  ; 
Capt.,  H.    N.    Abell;    "B,"    London;   Maj.,  C.   H. 
Reason;  Capt.,  ;  "C,"  Courtwright, 

Maj.,  R.  G.  Stewart;  Capt.,  H.  F.  Kinsman:  "D," 
Kingsville,  Maj.,  ;  Capt.,  C.  S.  King  ; 

Adjt.,  C&pt.  J.  G.  Merrison;  Signalling  Off'.,  Lt.  W. 
E.  Brown ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  T.  McComb ;  Med. 
Off.,  Maj.  J.  D.  Balfour,  M.D.;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  J. 
T.  Whitsitt;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Capt.  J.  H.  Wilson,  V.S.; 
ChapL,  Hon'y  Major  Rev.  J.  G.  Stuart. 

9nr1    Dragoons  (St.   Catharines).    (10th  May,   1872). 

^UIX  Motto:  "Pro  Rege  et  Imperie."  Lt.-Col.,  J. 
Z.  Eraser  (D) ;  Maj.,  F.  O.  Burch  (D). 

Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  St.  Catharines,  Maj.,  F.  J.  Swayze; 
Capt.,  H.  C.  Sheppard;  "B,"  St.  Ann's,  Maj.,  J.  B. 
L.  Jones  ;  Capt,  G.  G.  Patterson;  "C,"  Hamilton, 
Maj.,  W.  L.  Ross;  Capt,  S.  D.  Robinson;  "  D," 
Welland,  Maj.,  D.  Sharp,  Capt,  D.  Dell ;  Adjt,Capi. 
W.  C.  Brooks;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  W.  Kniseley ; 
Med.  Off.,  Capt.  F.  W.  E.  Wilson,  M.D.  ;  Paymr., 
Hon'y  Capt.  F.  A.  Goring;  Vet  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  T.  E. 
Watson,  V.S.;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  N.  I.  Perry. 

Qx*f\    "The  Prince   of  Wales'  Canadian   Dragoons" 
*^*^    (Peterborough,  0.).  (SOth  April,  1875.)  Lt.-CoL, 

G.  H.  Syer(D);  Maj  ,  C.  H.  Rogers. 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Colborne,  Maj.,  A.  E.  McLaughlin  ; 

Capt,  H.   W.  Dudley;   "B,"  Millbrook,  Maj.,  S.  T. 

Medd ;    Capt,    A.    W.    Medd ;    "C,"   Peterborough, 

Maj.,  T.  J.  Johnston  (D) ;  Capt,  W.  C.  Campbell; 

"D,"  Wellington,  Maj.,  W.  MoCullough  ;  Capt,  F.  J. 

MacDonald;  Adjt.,  ;  Signalling  Off., 


1st 


Lt.  J.  J.  Duffus;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  H.  Smith 
Med.  Off.,  Capt.  T.  Douglas,  M.D.^  Paymr^,  Hon'y 


4th 


Capt.  E.  S.  Clarry  ;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet. -Capt.  B.  R.  Poole, 
V.S. ;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  E.  A.  Langfeldt. 
'  Hussars  (Kingston,  0.).  (30th  April,  1875). 
Motto:  *'Pro  Aris  et  Focis."  Lt.-CoL,  U.  H. 
Holmes  (D) ;  Maj.  A.  A.  Binnington  (D). 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Kingston,  Maj.,  J.  F.  Leather- 
land;  Capt,  J.  S.  Knight;  "B,"Napanee,  Maj.,  A. 
Loyst;  Capt,  H.  W.  Caton ;  "0,"  Loughborough, 
Maj.,  *R.  M.  Van  Luven  ;  Capt,  W.  A.  Stroud;  " D." 
Hainsville,  Jfaj.,  0.  A.  Irvine;  Capt.,  ; 

Adjt,  ;  Signalling  Off.,   Lt.  G.   H. 

Guess;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  R.  E.  Aiken  (D) ;  Med. 
Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  E.  Kidd,  M.D.;  Paymr.,  Hon'y 
Lt  J.  C.  Carruthers;  Vet  Off.,  Hon'y  Vet.-Lt. -Col.  E. 
Ming,  V.S.  (D);  ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  W.  Craig. 

CfU    "Princess  Louise  Dragoon  Guards"  (Ottawa). 
Obll     (23rd  May,   1872).     Hon'y  Lt.-CoL,  Maj.  F.  F. 

E.  Gourdeau  (D),  ret.;  Lt-CoL,  *R.  M.  Courtney; 
Maj.,  L.  A.  Smith. 

Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Ottawa,  Maj.,  C.  J.  Burritt ; 
Capt.,  L.  S.  Macoun;  '•  B  "  Ottawa,  Maj.,  J.  R.  Munro ; 
Capt,  E.  A.  Hurdman  ;  "C,"  Riceville,  Maj.,  G.  A. 
Ryan  ;  Capt,  J.  A.  Cameron  ;  "D,"  Britannia,  Maj., 

F.  H.  Honeywell;  Capt,  *S.  M.  Bradley;  Adjt,  Lt. 
W.  A.  Blue;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  G.  E.  Babin  ;  Qr.- 
Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  H.  Carson;  Med.  Offs.,  Capt.  J.  L. 
Chabot,  M.D.,  Capt.  F.  M.  Bell,  M.D.  (supernumer- 
ary) ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  C.  T.  Kirby ;  Vet  Offs., 
Hon'y  Vet.  Lt.-Col.  A.  W.  Harris,  V.S.  (D).,  Vet.-Lt. 
P.  E,  Pallister,  V.S.  (supernumerary) ;  ChapL,  Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  W.  T.  Herridge. 

(\4-'U  "  Duke  of  Connaiight's  Royal  Canadian  Hussars  " 
'^^"  (St  John's,   Q.).      (14th  Nov.,   1879.)    Lt.-CoL, 

*W.  H.  Schneider  ;  Maj.,  J.  Perry. 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "  A,  "  Havelock,  Jlfcy. ,  W.  A.  Churchill ; 

Capt.,  S.  J.  Gray  "  B,"  Clarenceville,  Maj.,  L.  McM. 

Hooker;  Capt.,  ;  "C,"  Sabrevois, 

Maj.,  H.  Bissonnette ;  Capt,  A.  S.  Sadik-Bey  ;  "D," 

Hemmingford,  Maj.,  T.  F.  Barr  ;  Capt.,  ; 

Adj.,  Maj.   J.  Long;    Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Major  G.    J. 

Browning  (D);  Med.  Off,  Maj.  M.  Lauterman,  M.D.; 

Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  V.  Cor  mack ;  Vet  Off.,  Lt.  C.  E. 

D6rome ;  ChapL, 


m  Hussars  (Bury,  Q.).    (11th  Oct.,  1867,  converted 
into  cavalry,  1st  May,  1903.)    Motto  :  "We  strike 
for  the  Empire."    Lt.-CoL,  W.  H,  Murray ;  Maj.  L. 
Gilbert. 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Bishop's  Crossing,  Maj.,  F.  C. 
Bishop,  Capt.,  ;  "B,"  Bury,  Maj.,  W. 

W.  Dunsmore,  Capt,  E.  A.  Williams;  " C," Megantic, 
Maj.,  M.  J.  Mooney,  Capt.,  ;  "D," 

Cookshire,  Maj.,  D.  A.  Mackay,  Capt.,  ; 

Adjt,  Maj.  H.  R.  Van;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Major  G.  W. 
Beard  (D);  Med.  Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  R.  H.  Philli- 
more,  M.D.  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  E.  Byers ;  Vet. 
Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  C.  E.  Taylor,  V.S.  ;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt. 
Rev.  J.  S.  B.  Dickson. 

QfVi  "Princess  Louise's  New  Brunswick  Hussars." 
c>l^l'  (Siissex,  N.B.)  (30th  April,  1869.)  (Allied  with 
"King's  Colonials,  Imperial  Yeomanry.")  Motto: 
"  Regi  patriseque  flidelis."  Hon'y  Lt.-CoL,  *Lt.-Col. 
The  Hon.  J.  Domville,  ret  (D)  ;  Lt.-CoL,  F.  V. 
Wedderburn  (D) ;  Maj.  *J.  A.  McDougall  (D). 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Sussex,  Maj.,  *R.  H.  Arnold; 
Capt.,  *P.  R.  L.  Fairweather  ;  "B,"  Springfield,  Maj., 
G.  S.  Kinnear;  Capt,  W.  H.  Campbell;  "C,"  Middle 
Sackville,  Maj.,  J.  W.  S.  Black :  Capt,  A.  T.  McLean ; 
"D,"  Hampton,  Maj.,  A.  J.  Markham  (D) ;  Capt., 
T.  W.  Barnes  ;  Adjt,  Capt.  S.  J.  Goodlifife  ;  Signalling 
Off.,  Capt.  H.  R.  Emmerson  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
R.  A.  March;  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  L.  R.  Murray,  M.D.  ; 
Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  H.  McRobbie  (D) ;  Vet.  Off., 
Vet.-Capt.  W  .  H.  Simon,  V.S.  (S) ;  ChapL,  Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  H.  I.  Lynds. 


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QfU    "Mississauga  Horse."    (Toronto).     (Ist  April, 
«^^"    1903).    Motto:     "In    Malos   Cornu,"    Lt.-CoL, 

W.  C.  V.  Chad  wick ;  Maj.,  H.  D.  L.  Gordon. 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:   "A,"  Barrie,  Maj.,   F.   L.   Burton; 

Capt.,   W.    D.   Maclaren ;   "  B,"  Eglinton,  Maj.,   *J. 

F.  H.  Ussher;  Capt,  S.   L.  Thorne ;  "C,"  Oakville, 

J»fa;.,C.  H.  R.  Riches;   Capt.,  W.  T.  Brown;  "  D," 

Toronto,  Maj.,  S.  G.  Beckett;  Capt.,  R.  F.  Angus; 

Adjt.,  Capt.  N.  K.  Wilson ;  Signalling  0/.,  Capt.  H. 

E.  Snider;  Qr-Mr.,  ;  Med. 

Off.,  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 

J.  M.  Wilson  ;  Vet.  0£s.,  Vet. -Capt.  C.  S.  Macdonald, 

V.S.,  Vet.-Lt.  A.  H.  Brother,  V.S.  (supernumerary); 

Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  W.  L.  Baynes-Reed. 

■1  AfV,    "Queen's  Own  Canadian  Hussars."    (Quebec). 
lUtll  (13th  Nov.,  1856;  as  a  Regt.,  Ist  July,  1903.) 

Hon'y  Col.,  *Col.  J.  F.  Turnbull,  ret.  (D);  Lt.-CoL, 

J.  A.  Scott;  Maj., 
Four  Sqds.:  Majors,  K.  F.  Gilmour,  A.  C.  Dobell,  H.  C. 

Atkinson,   *A.   J.   Price;    Capts.,    S.   Barrow,  V.  G. 

Pelletier;  Adjt.,  Capt.  A.  G.  Piddington  ;   Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  H.  E.  Huestis ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  H. 

B,  Poliwka ;    Vet.   Off.,    Vet. -Capt.    J.  D.    Duchfine, 

V.S. ;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  H.  R.  Bigg. 

I  1  tVl  Hussars  (/JicAmond,   Q.).    (22nd  March,  1867; 

I I  Lll  converted  into  cavalry,  Ist  Aug.,  1903). 
Motto:  "Steady."  Hon'y  Col.,  Major-Gen'l  The  Rt. 
Hon.  Matthew,  Lord  Aylmer,  ret.  ;  Lt.-CoL,  W.  R. 
Stevens  (D) ;  Maj.,  W.  J.  Ewing. 

Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A"  Danville,  Maj.,  J.  H.  Boutelle ; 
Capt.,  J.  R.  McLeod  ;  "  B,"  Richmond,  Maj. 

;  Capt.,  C.  H.  Cleveland  ;  "  C,"  Windsor  Mills, 
Maj.,  M.  H.  Healey  (D);  Capt.,  E,  H.  Brown;  "D," 
Sherbrooke,  Maj.,  A.  V.  Boucher;  Capt., 

;  Adjt,  Capt.  R.  F.  Stockwell ;  Signalliw)  Off., 
;  Qr.-Mr.,   *Hon'y  Capt.  H.  E. 
Ohannell ;  Med.  Off.,  ;  Paym'r., 

Capt.  W.  E.  Mclver;  Vet  Off.,  Vet. -Capt.  H.  R. 
Cleveland,  V.S.  ;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J. 
Hepburn. 

1  Of  It     "Manitoba    Dragoons"     (Brandon,    Man.). 
L^ILL     (1st  July,  1903.)    Hon'y  Col,   *Lt.-Col.    The 

Hon.  Sir  D.  H.  McMillan,  K.C.M.G.,  ret  ;  Lt-CoL  *F. 

J.  Clarke  (D);  Maj.,  A.  L.  Young  (S). 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Virden,  Maj.,  G.  Clingan  ;  Capt., 
;  " B,"  Sour'is,  Maj.,  W.  E.  Maxfield; 

Capt.,  ;    "  C,"  Brandon,  Maj., 

;  Capt.,  •  "  D,"  Minnedosa,  Maj., 

H.  M.  Dyer;  Capt,   F.  M.  Da  vies ;    Adjt,  Maj.  H. 

A.   Crall ;  Qr.-Mr.,   Hon'y  Capt.   J.  I.  Schunaman  ; 

Med.  Off'.,  Capt.  J.  S.  Matheson,  M.Tt.;  Paym'r,  Hon'y 

Lt.  J.  H.   Hines;    Vet   Off.,   Vet.-Lt.  A.    McMillan, 

V.S.  ;  Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  E.  A.  W.  Gill. 

1  ^tll  Scottish  Light  Dragoons  {Waterloo,  Q.).     (79th 
XOUll    Infantry,    31st    Mav,     1872;    converted    into 

cavalry,  19th   Feb.,    1904).'     Lt.-CoL,   B.   B.   Morrill 

(D) ;  Maj.,  N.  R.  Moffat. 
Sqds.  and  Offs. :  "A,"  Cowansville,  Maj.,  G.  H.  Baker ; 

Capt,  ;  "  B,"  Knowlton,  Maj.,  A.  J.  Seale  ; 

Capt,  J.   McN.  IVIiltimore ;    "C,"  Waterloo,    Maj., 

H.  A.  Stewart ;  Capt,  P.  M.  Hayes  ;  "D,"  Stanbridge 

East,  Maj.,  W.  H.  Russell;  Capt..  C.  W.  McLean; 

Adjt  ,  Maj.  G.  C.  Morris;  Signalling  0£.,  Lt.  W.  L. 

Heath;    Qr.-Mr.,   Hon'y  Maj.   M.  C.  Martin;    Med. 

Off.,  ;  Paym'r,  Hon'y  Capt.  M.  F. 

Goddard;   Vet  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.   H.  E.  Maguire,   V.S.  ; 

ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  F.  L.  Whitley. 

1  zLfVl  "King's  Canadian  Hussars"  (Canning,  N.S.). 

x-ttun  (12th  June,  1874;  as  a  regiment,  1st  Dec,  1903.) 
Motto:  "Vota  Vita  Mea."  Lt-CoL,  N.  H.  Parsons; 
Maj., 

Sqds.  and  Offs. :  "  A,"  Canning,  Maj.,  J.  A.  Harris ; 
Capt.  W.  E.  Outhit;  "B,"  Kentville,  Maj.,  T.  A. 
Lydiard;  Cap*.,  B.  Roscoe ;  "C,"  Middleton,  A/oy., 
A.  P.  Rumsey;  Capt.,  ;    "D,"  Windsor, 

Maj.,  R.  H.  Ryan;  Capt.,  J.  G.  Gray;  Adjt., 
Capt.  F.  W.  Miller;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  A.  B. 
Harris;  Med.  Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  H.  B.  Webster, 
M.D.  (D);  Payrnr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  H.  L.  Cole;  Vet  Off., 
Vet.  Lt.  W.  G.  Church,  V.S. ;  Chap'L,  Hon'y  Capt. 
Rev.  S.  R.  Ackman. 


1  C^U  Light  Horse  (Calgary,  Alta.).  (3rd  July, 
LO\jll  1905.)  Lt-CoL,  J.  Walker;  Maj.,  G.  Mac- 
donald. 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Calgary,  Maj.  R.  L.  Boyle; 
Capt,  W.  H.  T.  Collisson  ;  "  B,"  Elbow  River,  Maj., 
A.  G.  Wolley-Dod;  Capt,  E.  G.  May;  "C,"  High 
River,  Maj.,  ;    Capt.,  ; 

"D,"  Calgary,  Maj.,  ;  Capt.,  J. 

Coombe  ;  Adjt,  Capt.  P.  A.  Moore  ;  Qr.-Mr., 

;  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  G.  R.  Johnson,  M.D., 
A.M.C.  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  S.  Walker;  Vet 
Offs.,  *  Vet. -Capt.  R.  Riddel,  V.S.,  Vt.-Lt.  R.  M. 
Nyblett,  V.S.  (supernumerary);  Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
Rev.  G.  H.  Hogbin. 

1  ft  til    Light    Horse.      (Regina,    Sask.)     (3rd    July, 
±U til   1905.)    Motto:  "King  and  Empire."    Lt.-CoL, 

R.  J.  Gwynne  ;  Maj.,  *A.  E.  Christie,  D.S.O. 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Moosomin,  Maj.,  W.  H.  Hewgill, 
Capt.,   K.   A.   Price;    "B,"  Moosejaw,  Maj.,  G.   S. 
Tuxford  ;  Capt,  ;    "0,"  Regina,  Maj., 

R.  A.  Carman;  Capt.,  N.  S.  Edgar;  "D,"  Grenfell, 
Maj.,  *W.  H.  Belson;  Capt,  T.  W.  Wright;  Adjt, 
*Capt.  E.  Thornton;  Signalling  Off,  Lt.  D.  W.  V. 
Coleman  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  C.  J.  Rosborough  ; 
Med.  0/.,Capt.  T.  McC.  Leask,  M.D.;  Paymr.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  G.  S.  Rice;  Vet  Off.,  *Vet.-Lt.  A.  M.  Brock, 
V.S.;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  W.  R.  Adams;  Asst 
ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.,  Rev.  J.  F.  Stewart. 

1  *7f  V»    Duke    of    York's    Royal    Canadian    Hussars. 
1  /  Lll  (Montreal).    (Ist  July,  1897.)    Hon'y  Lt.-CoL, 

J.  Ross,  Esq.;  Lt.-CoL,  J.  J.  Riley  ;  Maj., 
Sqds.    and   Offs.:    "A,"  Montreal,  Maj.,  W.  E.  Date. 

Capt,  T.  Guerin  ;  "  B,"  Vaudreuil,  Maj.,  G.  B.  Boyer ; 

Capt,   L.  T.  Mongenais ;    Adjt.,  Capt.  H.  Stethem  ; 

Paymr.,  ;  Vet  Off.,  Vet. -Capt. 

W.  J.  H.  Patterson,  V.S. ;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev. 

O.  A.  Smith. 

1  Qfli    Mounted  Rifles  (Winnipeg)  (2nd  April,  1907). 

1  OLll  Motto  :  "  Ut  irruant  Omnes."  Lt.-CoL,  *H.  J. 
Cowan  ;  Maj., 

Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A"  Winnipeg,  Maj.,  R.  W.  Pater- 
son;  Capt.,  F.  J.  Dingwall;  "  B,"  Dominion  City, 
Maj.,  E.  W.  Cooke;  Capt,  J.  M.  Wallace;  "C," 
Portage  la  Prairie,  Maj.,  C.  D.  McPherson  ;  Capt., 
D.  M.Ormond;  "D,"  Morden,  Maj.,Y.  Winkler;  Capt, 
C.  G,  Barker;  Adjt,  Capt.  A.  C.  Gray;  Qr.-Mr., 
*  Hon'y  Capt,  U.  Short,  Med. -Off.,  Lt.  J.  E.  Lundy, 
M.D.,  A.M.C. ;  Paymr.,  *Hon'y  Capt.  P.  Whimster; 
Vet-Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  H.  J.  Elliott,  V.S.;  ChapL,  Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  J.  A.  Beattie. 

1  Qf l-»    Alberta    Mounted    Rifles    (Edmonton,    Alta.) 
i  i^Lll  (igt  Feb.,  1908).     Motto  :   "Pro  Aris  et  Focis." 
Lt.-CoL,  *R.  Belcher,  C.M.G.;  Maj.,  *F.  C.  Jamieson. 
Sqds.    and    Offs.:     "A,"    Edmonton,    Maj.,    *W.    A. 
Griesbach;  C«p«.,  ;  "B,"Strathcona, 

Maj.,  G.   W.   Marriott;    Capt.,  L.   Adamson ;    "C," 
Fort  Saskatchewan,  ilfcy.,  L.  J.  Whitaker ;  Capt, 
;  "D,"  Morinville,  Maj., 
;  Capt,  P.  E.  Lessard  ;  Adjt.,  ; 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  Herring-Cooper;  Med.  Off., 
Capt.  J.  A.  Hislop,  M.D.;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  T.  H. 
Griffiths;  Vet  Off.,  ;  ChapL, 

Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  H.  A.  Gray. 

Border  Horse  {Pipestone,  Man.).     (1st  April, 
1908).     Lt.-CoL,  J.  G.  Rattray  ;  Maj., 
Sqds.   and  Off.:    "A,"  Reston,  Maj.,   T.   S.   Bullock; 

Capt,  E.   A.   McBain;    "  B,"  Carnduff,  Maj.,  J.  H. 

Elliott ;  Capt ,  M.  Render  ;  "  C,"  Estevan,  Maj.,  J.  A. 

Smith;  Capt,  D.  R.  Davies;   "D,"  Weyburn,  Maj., 

A.  Miller;  Capt,  R.  C.  Andros;  Adjt, 

;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  A.  Williams  ;  Med.  Off.,  Lt. 

G  M.  Shaw,  M.D.,  A.M.C;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  P.  J. 

Stephens;    Vet   Off.,  Vet.   Lt.   J.   G.  Gibson,  V.S.; 

ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  M.  Wallace. 

•>1  cf   Alberta  Hussars  (Medicine  Hat).     (1st  April, 
^ibU     1908).      Motto:   "Nemo  me  impune  lacessit." 

Lt.-CoL,  F.  O.  Sissons. 
Sqds.  and  Off.:  "A,"  Medicine  Hat,  Maj.,  ""B..  Jenkins  ; 

Capt.,  ;  "B,"  Medicine  Hat,  Maj.,  O.  W. 

Kealy  ;  Capt,  W.  J.  Reid  ;  Adjt,  \ 


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:,  Vet.-Lt. 


Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  C.  S.  Pingle;  Med. 
;  Paymr.,  ;  Vet. 

W.  R.  Hawke,  V.S.;  Chapl, 

OOvirl    Saskatchewan    Light    Horse    (Lloydminster). 
Z/Zfllvl  f^i^^  March,  1908),      Motto:     " Viligantibus." 

Lt.-Col.,  *G.  C.  Hodson.    Maj.,  H.  Acheson. 
Sqds.  and  Off.:   "A,"   Saskatoon,   Maj.,  \ 

Capt.,  J.  A.  Aiken  ;  "B,"  Lloydminster,  Maj.,  G.  G. 

Morris ;     CapL,    E.    J.    Ashton ;     "  C,"    Lashburn, 

Maj.,  ;    "D, '  Allan,  Maj., 

N.  Lang  ;  Capt.,  H.  J.  Binnie ;  Adjt.,  *Capt.  B.  Laws  ; 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  J.  P.  Lyle  ;  Med.  Off., 

;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  L.  Ross;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt. 

T.   A.  Girling,  V.S.;  Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.   Rev.  C. 

Carruthers. 

OQ-nrl    Alberta  Rangers  (Macleod,  Alta.).     (Ist  April, 
.^OIU  1908).     Lt.-Col.,  ;  Maj., 

Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Claresholm,  Maj.,  D.  J.  d'U. 
Campbell;  Capt.,  W.  A.  Lyndon;  "B,"  Macleod, 
Maj.,  W.  C.  Bryan;  Capt.,  P.  H.  Douglas;  "C," 
Cardston,  3faj.,  ;  Capt.,  H.  B.  Brown; 

"  D,"  Pincher  Creek,  Maj.,  A.  C.  Kemmis  ;  Capt.,  J. 

E.  Wright;  Adjt.,  Capt.  D.  A.  McKinnon ;  Signal- 
ling Off.,  Lt.  C.  H.  Westmore;   Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt. 

F.  G.  Leonard  ;  Med.  Off'.,  ',  Paymr., 
Hon'y  Lt.  R.  G.  Matthews  ;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  W.  G. 
Stedman,  V.S.;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  G.  B.  Hall. 

Q/|f"U    Regt.     "Grey's  Horse."     (Woodstock,    Ont.). 

..^'±111  (2nd  April,  1908).  Motto:  "  De  bon  vouloir 
le  roi."    Lt.-Col.,  W.  M.  Davis  ;  Maj.,  T.  R.  Mayberry. 

Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Woodstock,  Maj.,  *J.  M.  Ross; 
Capt.,  D.  M.  Sutherland  ;  "  B,"  Ingersoll,  Maj.,  W.  A. 
Edgar;  Capt.,  ;  "C,"  Preston,  Maj., 

;  Capt.  ;  Adjt.,  Capt.  L.  A. 

LaPierre;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  W.  M.  Cram;  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Capt.  J.  F.  Krug ;  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  G.  H.  Bowlby, 
M.D.;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  J.  Elliott;  Vet.  Off., 
Vet.-Lt.  S.  C.  Rudd,  V.S.;  Chapl.,  Hony.  Capt.  Rev. 
J,  W.  J.  Andrew. 

ori-l.  Brant  Dragoons  {Brantford,  0.)  (1st  April 
.ii(L»Lll  1909).  Motto:  "Sagittarii."  Hon'y  Lt.-Col, 
Lloyd-Harris,  Esq.;  Lt.-Col  A.  J.  Wilkes;  Maj.,  M. 
F.  Muir. 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Brantford,  Maj.,  G.  J.  Smith; 
Capt,  A.  St.  C.  Towers;  "B,"  Paris,  Maj.,  J.  Mc- 
pherson; Capt,  W.  W.  Patterson;  "C,"  Burford, 
Maj.,  W.  K.  Muir(D);  Capt.,  ;  Adjt, 

Capt.  J.  L.  S.  Strong;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Wm. 
Bentham  ;  Med.  Offl:,  Lt.  C.  D.  Chapin,  M.D.,  A.M.C.; 
Lt.  J.  A.  Marquis,  M.D.,  A.M.C.  (supernumerary); 
Paymr.,  Hon'v  Capt.  A.  D.  Muir;  Vet  Of,  Vet.-Lt. 
S.  B.  Cutcliffe.V.S.;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  H.  F.  D. 
Woodcock. 

OAfVi   Canadian  Horse  (Stanstead  Dragoons).     (1st 
^OLll  April,   1910.)    Lt.-Col,   *K.  J.    R.   Campbell, 

D.S.O.;  Maj., 
Sqds.  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Coaticook,  Maj.,  A.  C.  Hanson; 

Capt.,  G.  A.  Fox ;  ''B,"  Magog,  Maj.,  J.  R.  Wilcox  ; 

Capt,  F.  W.  Wallace;  "C,"  Stanstead,  Maj.,  H.  G. 

Curtis;  Capt,  \  "  D,"  Ayer's  Cliff, 

Maj.,  ;  Capt,  Adjt, 

;  Signalling  Off. ,  ; 

Qr.-Mr.,  ;  Med.  Off,  ; 

Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  E.  A.  Robinson;  Vet  Off.,  Vet.- 

Capt.  A.  J.  Cromwell,  V.S.;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev. 

A.  H.  Moore. 

27th  Light  Horse.    (1st  April,  1910.) 

Sqds  and  Offs.:  "A,"  Maple  Creek,  Maj., 

;  Capt,  ;  "B,"  Swift  Current, 

Maj.,  ;  Capt., 

Prince  Edward  Island  Light  Horse.  One  Sqd.  (Char- 
lottetown).  (Ist  June,  1901.)  Jlf aj. ,  *  J.  A.  Macdonald ; 
Capt.,  A.  E.  Ings. 


Vet   Off.,    Vet.-Lt.    H.   H.  S.   George,  V.S.;     "  B," 
Vernon,  Maj.,  *J.  C.  L.  Bott ;  Capt,  ; 

Med.  Off.,  Lt.  H.  G.  Williams,  M.D.;    Vet  Off.,  Hon'y 
Vet.  Capt.  B.  R.  Ilsley,  V.S.;  "C,"  Coldstream,  Maj., 
;  Capt,  ;  "D," 

Lower  Nicola,  Maj.,*C.  L.  Flick  ;  Capt,  J.  F.  P.  Nash. 


LIGHT  HORSE. 
Independent    Sqd.      {Red    Deer,    Alta.).      (Ist    April, 
1908).     (Temp,  attached  to  15th  Light  Horse).     Maj., 
H.  L.  Gaetz  ;  Capt,  L.  S.  Carrick. 


"  BRITISH  COLUMBIA  HORSE  "  (Independent  Sqds) 

l8t  April,  1908. 
Sqds.  and  Offs.  :  "  A,"  Kamloops,  Maj.,  J.  M.  Harper  ; 
Capt,  ;  Med.  Off.,  ; 

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ARTILLERY. 
(For  Royal  Canadian  Artillery— (See  Permanent  Corps 
above.)  

FIELD   ARTILLERY. 

1st  Brigade  (Guelph).  (March  24th,  1880.)  Hon'y  Col, 
*Hon'y-Col.  A.  H.  Macdonald  (D),  ret;  Lt.-Col,  A. 
B.  Petrie;  Adjt,  ;  Med.  Off., 

Capt.  K.  MacKinnon,  M.D.;  Vet  Of,  Hon'y  Vet. -Lt.- 
Col.  J.  H.  Reed,  V.S.,  11th  Battery  (Guelph).  (July 
20th,  1866.)  Maj.,  F.  T.Coghlan ;  Capt,  *W.  Simpson. 
16th  Battery  (Guelph).  (22nd  March,  1878.)  Maj., 
D.  M.  Foster;  Capt.,  N.  D.  MacLean. 

2nd  Brigade  (Hamilton).  (1st  July,  1898.)  Lt.-Col, 
;  Adjt,  Lt.  H.  D.  G.  Crerar  ;  Med. 
Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  J.  E.  Elliott,  M.D.;  Vet-Off'.,  Vet.- 
Maj.  J.  F.  Quinn,  V.S.  (D).  4th  Battery  (Hamilton) 
(6th  Dec,  1855.)  Maj.,  H.  G.  Carscallen ;  Capt, 
W.  Field;  Med.  Off'.,  Maj.  E.  B.  O'Reilly,  M.D. 
7th  Battery  (St.  Catharines).  (6th  Dec,  1861.) 
Maj.,  W.    H.   Singer  ;    Capt,  ; 

Vet  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  H.  W.  Graham.  9th  Battery 
(Toronto).  (9th  March,  1866.)  Maj.,  W.  J.  Brown  ; 
Capt,  E.  K.  Richardson;  Vet  Off,  Vet.-Lt.  C.  G. 
Saunders, V.S.  Ammunition  Column  (9th  May,  1905.) 
Capt.,  *W.  B.  M.  King. 

ZtABrigAdQ  (Sydney,  N.S.).    (1st  June,  1905.)   Lt-Col, 

B.  A.  Ingraham;  Adjt,  ;  Med.  Off'.,  Maj.  F. 
O'Neil,  M.D.;  Vet  0/.,  Vet. -Capt.  E.  C.  Thurston,  V.S. 
17th  "  Sydney  "  Battery.  (1st  July,  1900.)  Maj.,  H. 
G.  McLeod  ;  Capt.,  J.  A.  Mac  Donald.  18th  Battery 
(Antigonish).  (9th  May,  1905.)  Maj.,  ; 
Capt,                                ;  Vet  Off., 

4th  Brigade  (Woodstock,  N.B.).  (let  June,  1905.)  Lt- 
Col,  F.  U.  J.  DihUee;  Adjt,  .  Med. 
0/.,  Capt.  N.  P.  Grant,  M.D. ;  Vet  Off., 

;  10th  "Woodstock"  Batter}^  (30th 
May,  1866.)  Maj.,  »W.  C.  Good ;  Capt,  A.  W.  Fields  ; 
12th,  "Newcastle"  Battery.  (18th  Dec,  1868.)  Maj. 
T.  W.  Lawlor;  Capf.,  T.  H.  Whalen.  19th  Battery. 
(Moncton.)  (9th  May,  1905.)  Maj.,  S.  B.  Anderson; 
Capt,  *W.  A.  McKee;  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  E.  O.  Steeves, 
M.D.  ;  Vet  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  L.  S.  Doyle,  V.S. 

5th  Brigade  (Quebec).    (Ist  June,  1905.)    Lt.-Col, 

Adjt.,  Med. 

Off.,  Vet  Off., 

1st  " Quebec "  Battery.    (31st  Aug.,  1855).     Maj., 

;  Capt,  ;  Med.  Off:,Lt. 

R.  Mayrand,  M.D. ;  Vet  Off.,  Vet. -Capt.  L.  Poulin,  V.S. 
—20th  Battery  (Quebec).     (9th  May,  1905.)    Maj., 
;  Capt, 

6th  Brigade  (Montreal.)  (1st  June,  1905.)  Lt.-Col, 
W.  A.  Grant;  Adjt.,  ',  Med.  Off., 

;  Vet  Off., 
3rd  "Montreal"  Battery.  (27th  Sept.,  1855.)  Maj.,  F. 

C.  St.  B.  Harrison  ;  Capt.,  J.  J,  Creelman.  21st 
Battery  (Westvnount,  Montreal).  (9th  May,  1905). 
Maj.,  ;  Capt.,  F.  L.  Armstrong; 
Ammunition  Column,  Capt.,  T.  C6t6. 

7th  Brigade  (Sherbrooke).  (1st  June,  1905.)  Lt-Col, 
J.  J.  Penhale;    Adjt,  ;  Med.  Off., 

Capt.  W.  W.  Lynch,  M.D.;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet. -Capt.  J.  J. 
Irwin,  V.S.    15th  "  Shefford  "  Battery  (Granby).  (10th 
May,  1872.)    Maj.,  J.  B.  Payne;  Capt, 
Vet.  Off.,  .    22nd  Battery  (.S^eri/rooAre). 

(9th  May,  1905.)    Maj.,  \   Capt.,  R.  H. 

Fletcher;  Vet.  Off.,  ;  Ammunition 

Column  (9th  May,  1905),  Capt,  D.  A.  Smith. 


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8th  Brigade  (Ottawa).    (Ist  June,  1905.)  Lt.-CoL  *E.  W. 

B.  Morrison,  D.S.O.;  Adjt.,  Capt.  G.  H.  Cook;  Sfed. 

0/s.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.   E.  B.   Echlin,  M.D. ;   Lt.  C.  E. 

Preston, M.D. (supernumerary);  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  A. 

E.  James.    2nd ' '  Ottawa  "  Battery.    (27th  Sept. ,  1855.) 

Maj.,  C.   H.    Maclaren;    Capt.,  C.  H.   L.   Sharman. 

23rd  Battery  (Ottawa).    (9th  May,  1905.)    Maj.,  E.  T. 

B.  Gilhnore ;  Capt., 
9th  Brigade  (Deseronto).     (Ist  June,   1905).     Lt.-Col., 

E.  W.  Rathbun;  Adjt.,  ;  Med.  Off., 

Maj.  W.  W.  Sands,  M.D.  ;    Vet.  Off.,  *  Vet. -Maj.  W.  J. 

Morgan,  V.S.  5th  "Kingston"  Battery.     (29th  May, 

1856.)    Maj.,W.  J.  Malley  ;  Capt., 

;    Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  W.  D.  MacCormack,  V.S. 

—8th  "Gananoque"  Battery.  (22nd  Jan.,  1862.)    Maj,, 

*J.   B.   Robinson  (D) ;   Capt.,    R.   H.    Britton ;  Vet. 


10th  Brigade  (Cobourg).  (1st  June,  1905.)  Lt.-Col, 
N.  F.  MacNachtan  (D) ;  Adjt,  Capt.  W.  C.  Ackerman ; 
Med.  Off.,  Maj.  H.  C.  S.  Elliot,  M.D.  ;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.- 
Maj.  J.  W.  Fisher,  V.S.  14th  "Midland"  Battery  (Co- 
bourg). (19th  April,  1872.)  31  aj.,  G.  H.  Ralston  ; 
Capt.,  .    2ith  B&ttery  (Peterborough). 

(9th  May,  1905.)    Maj.,  T.  W.  H.  Young  ;  Capt., 

;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  W.  T.  Rogers,  V.S. 

Ammunition  Column  (9th  May,  1905.)    Capt.,  R,  Cairns. 

INDEPENDENT  BATTERIES. 

6th  "  London"  Battery.    (1st  Feb.,  1905.)    Maj., 

;  Capt.,  ;  Med.  Off,  *Capt.  A.  V. 

Becher,  M.D.  ;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  C.  S.  Tamlin,  V.S.— 
13th  "Winnipeg"  Battery.  (13th  Oct.,  1871.)  Maj., 
L.  J.  O.  Ducharme ;  Capt.,  H.  R.  Hammond;  Med. 
Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  R.  J.  Blanchard,  M  D. ;  Vet.  Off., 
Vet.-Capt.  H.  D.  Smith,V.S.— 25th  Battery (Le«/i&rjrf(7e, 
Alta.).  (1st  Feb.,  1908.)  Maj.,  *J.  S.  Stewart ;  Capt., 
A.  Ripley,  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  P.  M.  Campbell,  M.D. ;  Vet. 
Off.,  .—26th  Battery  (Regina,  Sask.) 

(Ist  April,  1910).    Maj.,  ; 

Capt. , 

Ammunition  Park  (Montreal).  (9th  May,  1905.)  Field 
Off.,  Maj.  G.  R.  Hooper;  Adjt.,  Capt.  A.  D.  Reford. 

GARRISON  ARTILLERY. 

Ist  "Halifax"  Regt.  (10th  Sept.,  1869.)  Hon'y  Lt.- 
Col,  Lt.-Col.  A.  E.  Curren,  R.O. ;  Lt.-Col,  Hy. 
Flowers  (D);  Adjt.,  Maj.  A.  W.  Dufifus;  Qr.-Mr., 
*Hon'y  Capt.  A.  M.  Bauld ;  Med.  Off.,  Capt.  E.  V. 
Hogan,  M.D.  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  E.  Roy; 
Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  L.  J.  Donaldson. 

Four  Co'ys.  Majs.,  J.  A.  Marshall (D),  G.  W.  C.  Hensley, 
A.  W.  Smith;  Capts.,  J.  L.  MacKinnon,  T.  H.  G. 
Strachan,  G.  H.  Maxwell,  *P.  O.  Soulis,  H.  E.  Gates. 

2nd  "Montreal"  Regt.  (27th  Nov.,  1856.)  (Heavy 
Brigade— 3  Batteries.)  fl^on'i/  Lt.-Col,  R.Wilson-Smith, 
Esq  ;  Lt.-Col,  E.  M.  Renouf ;  Adjt.,  Capt.  W.  J.  Press  ; 
Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'y  Maj.  W.  A.  McGuinness  (D) ;  Med. 
Off.,  Maj.  H.  M.  Church,  M.D.  ;  Paymr., 

;  Chapl,  *Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  J.  Barclay  (D)  ; 
Majs.,  W.  E.  Lyman,  L.  R.  Johnson,  J.  A.  Ewing ; 
Capts.,  J.  H.  Davidson,  Bt.-Maj.  E.  C.  Cole,  A.  W.  P. 
Cole.  

3rd  "New  Brunswick"  Regt.  (St.  John),  (28th  May, 
1869).  Heavy  Brigade— 3  Batteries.)  Lt.-Col,  J.  B. 
M.  Baxter  (D);  Adjt.,  *Maj.  B.  R.  Armstrong;  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Capt.  W.  A.  Harrison  ;  Med.  Off.,  Capt.  S.  S. 
Skinner,  M.D. ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  S.  A.  M.  Skinner ; 
Chapl,   Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  W.  O.  Raymond. 

No.  of  Batt'y  arid  Offs. :  4,  St.  John,  Maj.  W.  H.  Harrison, 
Capt.,  ;  5,  Carleton,  Maj.,  S.  B.  Smith, 

Capt.,  J.  T.  McGowan;  6,  Portland,  Maj.,  L.  W. 
Barker,  Capt.,  F.  C.  Magee. 

4th,  "Prince  Edward  Island"  Regt.  (Charlottetotvn). 
(31st  March,  1882.)  (Heavy  Brigade— 3  Batteries) 
Hon'y  Lt.-Col,  The  Hon.  Sir  L.  H.  Davies,  K.C.M.G. 
(Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court) ;  Lt.-Col,  Hugh  McL. 
Davison  (D) ;  Adjt.,  Hia.].  A.  G.  Peake ;  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Maj.  E.  Cameron;  Med.  Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col. 
S.  R.  Jenkins,  M.D.  (D) ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W. 
H.  F.  Gill ;  Chapl,  *Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  T.  F.  FuUerton. 


No.  of  Batt'y  andOffs.:  7,  Charlottetown,  Maj.,  C.  Leigh 
(D) ;  Capts.,  W.  B.  Prowse,  J.  A.  Webster ;  8,  Charlotte- 
town,  Maj.,  J.  R.  Darke  ;  Capt.,  D.  A.  MacKinnon  ;  9, 
Montague  and  Souris,  Maj.,  H.  H.  Sterns;  Capt.,  A 
T.  McKay. 

5th  "British  Columbia"  Regt.  (Victoria).  (12th  Oct., 
1883.)  Lt.-Col,  A.  W.  Currie;  Adjt.,  Maj.  W.  Ridgway- 
Wilson;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  P.  Winsby ;  Med. 
Off.,  Capt.  H.  M.  Robertson,  M.D.  ;  Paymr., 

;   Chapl,    Hon.   Capt.  the  Rev. 
T.  R.  Heneage. 

Three  Co's.  Majs.,  S.  Booth,  W.  N.  Winsby,  R.  Angus, 
Capt.,  J.  C.  Harris. 

6th  "  Quebec  and  Levis  "  Regt.  (L4vis).  (Ist  July,  1899.) 
Lt.-Col,  J.  E.  P.  Bergeron  (D);  Adjt.,  ; 

Qr.-Mr.,   Hon'y  Capt.  J.    E.   Boissinot;  Med.   Off., 
Maj.,  A.  V.  Roy,  M.D.  ;   Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  L.  A. 
Hudon  ;  Chapl.  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  C.  E.  Carrier. 
No.  ofCo'y  and  Offs. :  1,  L^vis,  Maj.,  T.  A.  Vien  ;  Capt., 
;  2,  L^vis,  Maj.,  L.  Boutin  (D);  Capt., 

;  3,  Quebec,  Maj.,  E.  Gelly ; 
Capt.,  F.  T.  Carrier. 

7th  "Nova  Scotia"  Regiment  (Halifax).  (10th  Sept., 
1869 ;  as  a  Regt.,  1st  May.  1906.)  (Heavy  Brigade-  4 
Batteries.)  Lt.-Col,  J.  A.  C.  Mowbray  :  Adjt,  Capt. 
H,  S.  Hamilton ;  Qr.-Mr.,  ;  Med.  Off., 

Maj.  G.  M.  Campbell,  M.D. ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  A.  K. 
Van  Home  ;  Vet  Off,  Vet.-Lt.  H.  S.  McP^atridge,  V.S. 

No.  of  Battery  and  Offs. :  1,  Mahone  Bay,  Maj.,  P.  A. 
Ernst ;  Capt.,  G.  H.  A.  Strum  ;  2,  Digby,  Maj.,  M. 
C.  Denton  ;  Capt.,  D.  C.  MacKay  ;  3,  Pictou,  Maj., 
J.  R.  M.  Collie  ;  Capt,  V.  C.  Johnson  ;  4,  Yarmouth, 
Maj.,  T.  M.  Seeley  (D) ;  Capt.,  *A.  A.  Durkee. 

Cobourg  CoV.  (4th  May,  1866.)  (Heavy  Battery.)  Maj., 
J.  W.  Odell  (Cobourg,  0.);  Capt,  C.McCallum  ;  Med. 
Off.,  Lt.  G.  H.  Field,  M.D. 

CANADIAN    ENGINEERS. 

For  Royal  Canadian  Engineers— See  Permanent  Corps 
above. 

FIELD  COMPANIES. 

Ist  Co'y.  (Woodstock,  N.B.).  (27th  Feb.,  1880.)  Maj., 
Bt.-Lt.-Col.  J.  R.  Tomkins  (D);  Capt,  W.  W.  Mel- 
ville ;    Med.  Off., 

2nd  Co'y  (Toronto).  (1st  May,  1901.)  Maj.,  W.  R.  Lang 
(Scottish  Air  Line  Co.,  Roy.  Engs.);  Capt.,  S.  P. 
Biggs;  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  J.  W.  Barton,  M.D. 

3rd  Co'y  (Ottawa).  (Ist  July,  1902.)  Maj.,  A.  P.  De- 
roche;  Capt,  J.  A.  McKenna;  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  W.  I. 
Bradley,  M.D. 

4th  Co'y  (Montreal).  (1st  February,  1903.)  Maj.,  S. 
Howard;  Capt.,  H.  Harrison;  Med.  Off.,  Capt.  J.  J. 
Ross.  M.  D. 


5th  Co'y  (Kingston). 
;  Capt., 


(1st  April,  1910).    Maj., 
;  Med  Off., 


CORPS  OF  GUIDES. 

(Ottawa).    (1st  April,  1903.) 

Off.  Administering,  The  Director  of  Military  Opera- 
tions and  Staff  Duties. 

Staff  Off.,  The  Asst.  Dir.  of  Military  Intelligence  at 
Hd.  Qrs. 

(Note.— The  number  in  parentheses  indicates  the 
Military  District.) 

Dist  Intelligence  Offs.  :  Majors :  H.  S.  Tremaine  (9), 
G.  K.  Addie  (7),  A.  J.  Van  Nostrand(2),  H.  R.  Lordly  (.5), 
H.  J.  Lamb  (I),  *W.  A.  Weeks  (D)  (12),  *H.  S.  Tobin 
(Yukon  Territory),  G.  E.  Burns  (6),  A.  W.  Richardson 
(3),  R.  Brittain  (11),  B.  A.  C.  Caldwell  (4),  *J.  A. 
Hesketh  (10),  C.  J.  Mersereau  (8). 

Sub.  Dist.  Intelligence  Offs.:  Captains:  C.  H. 
Mitchell  (2),  L.  Munro  (2),  C.  T.  deKam  (13),  "^L.  H.  Sit- 
well  (4)  (S),  A.  C.  Jost  (9),  E.  K.  Connell  (8),  E.  P.  Good- 
win (D)  (8),  H.  Clay  (9),  G.  Stead  (8),  R.  B.  Ross  (13),  A. 
T.  Wilgress  (4),  J.  L.  R.  Parsons  (10),  W.  McLeod  (11), 
C.  A.  Palmer  (5),  B.  L.  O'Hara  (6),  R.  R.  Barber  (2),  J. 
W.  Tyrrell  (2). 


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Lieutenants:  J.  J.  McKay  (2),  A.  T.  Ward  (2),  *A. 
Oelschlager  (1),  H.  J.  M.  Adams  (1),  *J.  C.  Biggs  (13),  W. 
Y.  Hayden  (1),  R.  J.  McClelland  (3),  P.  E.  Mercier  (5), 
*H.  S.  Ross  (9),  R.  R.  Napier  (11),  H.  P.  Dickinson  (11), 
E,  C.  Goldie  (2),  G.  N.  Weekes  (I),  J.  F.  Whitson  (2), 
G.  D.  McMillan  (5),  W.  S,  Johnston  (6),  W.  M.  F.  Forbes 
(12),  A.  E.  Dubuc  (5),  E.  L.  Caldwell  (9),  F.  D.  Suther- 
land (5),  P.  F.  Scharschmidt  (Yukon  Territory),  J.  T. 
Bertrand  (7),  C.  L.  Hervev  (7),  A.  R.  Dreary  (7),  L.  F, 
Grant  (11),  W.  B.  Sifton  (2),  Bt.-Capt.  M.  M.  Duflf  (6), 
J.  W.  Sifton  (10),  R.  H.  Lee  (11),  *A.  J.  Bell  (10),  H.  H. 
Shaw  (12),  E.  H.  Mitchell  (12),  E.  P.  Ball  (6),  C.  O. 
Palmer  (6),  S.  R.  Newton  (6),  J.  A.  Gillies  (2),  J.  R. 
Roaf  (11),  H,  A.  Stewart  (4),  C.  0.  C.  Donnelly,  (10), 
R.  W.  McKenzie(9),  F.  G.  Goodspeed  (8),  H.  de  B.  Mer- 
cer (1),  F.  A.  Wilkin  (10),  W.  R.  Caldwell  (4),  W.  L. 
Snelgrove  (3),  J,  A.  L.  Dansereau  (5),  W.  D.  Tait  (5), 
C.  H.  Rogers  (3),  L.  P.  Picard  (7),  C.  B.  Parr  (4),  W.  E. 
Blue  (4),  H.  Peters  (11),  K.  W.  A.  MacDougall  (9),  C.  T. 
Campbell  (9). 

Special  Service:  *Capts.  C.  F.  Hamilton,  *R.  W. 
Leonard,  *E.  J.  Chambers,  L.  Sherwood,  J.  E.  Browne, 
*A.  E.  Doucet,  Lieut.  S.  H.  Carpenter. 

INFANTRY  AND  RIFLES. 

Royal  Canadian  Regiment  {see  Permanent  Corps  above). 

The  Governor-General's  Foot  Guards  (Ottaioa). 
(7th  June,  1872.)  Motto:  "Civitas  et  Princeps  cura 
nostras."  Hon'y  Coit.,  *His  Excellency  The  Governor- 
General  of  Canada.  Lt.-CoL,  J.  W.  Woods  ;  Majs.,  D. 
H.  McLean,  J.  F.  Cunningham. 

Eight  Coys.:    Capts.,  *J.  G.  Maclaren,  J.  M.  Bate,   H. 

B.  Verret,  G.  McG.  Maclaren,  A.  H.  Thoburn  ;  Adjt., 

;  Qr.-Jfr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  *A.  T. 
Phillips;  Med.  Offs.,  Maj.  G.  S.  MacCarthy,  M.D., 
Lt.  W.  Hackney,  M.D.  (supernumerary);  Paymr., 
*Hon'y  Capt.  T.  G.  Rothwell ;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt. 
Rev.  H.  Kittson. 

"IcfRegt.,   "Prince  of  Wales'  Fusiliers"  (Montreal). 

-■•^t  (17th  Nov.,  1859.)  Motto:  "  Nulli  Secundus." 
Hon'y  Lt.-CoL,  Lt.-Col.  J.  H,  Burland,  R.O.;  Lt.-CoL, 

W.    H.  Evans;    Majs., 

Eight  Coys.:  Capts.,  J.  C.  A.  Heriot,  *J.  Cooper  (D), 
H.  B.  Mussen.  Adjt.,  Capt.  J,  K.  Beardmore.  Sig- 
nalling Off.,  Lt.  K.  B.  Lowe  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
G.  H.  Simpson.  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  D.  D.  MacTaggart, 
M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  W.  E.  Brown.  Chapl., 
Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  H.  H.  Symonds. 

OnrI  Regt".  "Queen's  Own  Rifles  of  Canada" 
^ilU  (Toronto).  (26th  April,  1860.)  Motto  :"  In 
pace  paratus."  Hon'y  Colonel,  *Field  Marshal,  the 
Rt.  Hon.  F.  S.  Earl  Roberts,  of  Candahar,  Pretoria, 
and  Waterford,  r,C.,  K.O.,  K.P.,  G.C.B.,  O.M., 
O.C.S.I.,  G.C.I.E.,  V.D.  Lt.-Col.  Comd't,  Col.  Sir  H. 
M.  Pellatt,  Knt.,  A.D.C.  (D).  Lt.-Cols.,  P.  L.  Mason 
(D),  *E.  F.  Gunther  (D).  Majs.,  M.  S.  Mercer  (D),  R. 
Rennie  (D),  A.  G.  Peuchen  (D),  R.  C.  Le  Vesconte  (D). 
Two  Battalions  ;  Sixteen  Coys.  :  Capts.,  W.  G.  Mitchell, 
G.  C.  Royce,  *G.  M.  Higinbotham  (D),  A.  J.  E. 
Kirkpatrick,  S.  W.  Band,  W.  D.  Allan,  W.  C.  Michell, 
E.  T.  Wingate,  J.  A.  Cooper,  *E.  H.  Redway,  R.  Pellatt, 
R.  L.  Kleiser.  Regt'l  Adjt.,  *Capt.  J.  George.  Batt'n 
Adjt.,  Capt.  G.  F.  Morrison.  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  C. 
V.  Massey.  Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'v  Maj.  J.  O.  Thorn.  Med. 
Offs.,  *Capt.  F.  Winnett,  M.D.,Capt.  P.  G.  Goldsmith, 
M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  M.  Davison.  Chapl., 
Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  P.  D.  Llwyd. 

OynA  Regt.,  "Victoria  Rifles  of  Canada"  (Montreal). 

*^A^  (10th  Jan.,  1862.)  "EcclesHill."  Hon'y  Colonel, 
The  Rt,  Hon.  Lord  Strathcona  and  Mount  Royal,  P.C, 
G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.    Lt.-CoL,  F.W.Fisher.     Majs., 

C.  Stewart,  W,  W.  Burland. 

Eight  Coys.:  Capts.,  F.  A.  de  L.  Gascoigne,  J.  A. 
Gunn,  M.  Birkett.  *A.  C.  Shaw,  R.  A.  C.  Kane,  G. 
McCombe,  W.  B,  Evans.  Adjt., 
Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  W.  D.  Adams.  Qr.-Mr,,  Hon'y 
Capt.  J.  H.  Hough.  Med.  Offs.,  Maj.  H.  B.  Yates. 
M.D.,  Capt.  H.  L.  Pavey,  M.D.  (supernumerary). 
Paymr.,  *Hon'y  Major  W.  Rodden  (D).  Chapl., 
Hon'y  Major  Rev.  Jacob  EUegood. 


4th 


Regt.,  "Chasseurs  Canadiens "  (Stc.  Anne  de  la 
^  Parade,  Q.).  (1st May,  1901.)  Motto:  "Toujours 
droit."  Lt.-CoL,  J.  E.  Savary.  Majs.,  O.  Readman, 
J.  T.  N.  L'Heureux. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Ste.  Anne  de  la  Parade,  J.  E.  St. 
Arnaud  ;  (6)  St.  Genevifeve,  H.  Baril ;  (c)  St.  Prospere, 
E.  Massicotte ;  (d)  St.  Narcisse,  J.  Cossette ;  (e)  St. 
Basile,  D.  Savard  ;  if)  St.  Raymond,  J.  J.  Letarte  ; 
(g)  Cap  Sant6,  J.  A.  Frenette  ;  (h)  Pont  Rouge,  A.  E. 
(Jhartier.    Adjt.,  .     Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  C.  E.  Leblanc.  Med.  Off,  Maj.  O. 
Tourigny,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  M.  Rousseau. 
Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  D.  Baril. 

CfU  Regt. ,  "Royal  Highlanders  of  Canada"  (Montreal). 

*^^^^  (31st  Jan.,  1862).  (Allied  with  The  Black  Watch, 
Royal  Highlanders).  Motto:  "Ne  obliviscaris." 
Hon'y  Lt.-CoL,  Hon.  Robt.  MacKay.  Lt.CoL 
Comd't,  G.  S.  Cantlie  (D).  Lt.-Cols.,  J.  G.  Ro8s(D), 
A.  F.  Gault.  Majs.,  P.  Davidson,  F.  O.  W.  Loomis, 
G.  S.  Cleghorn. 

Two  Battalions ;  Sixteen  Cos.:  Capts.,  V.  C.  Buchanan, 
R.  H.  Jamieson,  C.  N.  Monsarrat,  F.  P.  Buchanan, 
H.  C.  Walkem,  I.  P.  Rexford,  S.  B.  Coristine,  V.  I. 
Smart,  D.  B.  Robertson,  G.  D.  McGibbon,  K.  G. 
Strachan,  W.  Bovey,  W.  W.  Forbes,  W,  D.  Birchall, 
G.  E.  McCuaig,  L.  W.  Whitehead.  Regt'l  Adjt., 
Maj.  E.  C.  Norsworthy.  Batt'n  Adjt.,  Capt  D.  R. 
McCuaig.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  J.  M.  Miller.  Med. 
Offs.,  Maj.  E.  R.  Brown,  M.D.,  Lt.  A.  M.  Forbes, 
A.M.C.,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  C.  E.  Gault. 
ChapL,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  J.  E.  Hill. 


^fl,  Regt.,  "The  Duke  of  Connaught's  Own  Rifles" 
^^^^  (Vancouver,   B.C.).     (1st  July,  1899.)     Motto: 

"  Celer  et  Fortis,"    Hon'y  CoL ,  *Field  Marshal  H.  R.  H. 

Arthur,  Duke  of  Con  naught  and  Strathearn,   K.G., 

K.T.,  K.P.,  G.C.S.I.,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.I.E., 

Lt.-CoL,  *F.  W.  Boultbee.     Majs.,  J.  D.  Stuart,  J.  H. 

D.  Hulme. 
Eight  Cos.:  Capts.,  J.  S.  Tait,  *W.   Hart-McHarg,  H. 

C.  Ackroyd,  W.  J.  Corbett.  A,  Rowan,  J.  H.  MacGill, 

A.  Graham,  J.  Sclater.     Adjt., 

Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  D.  P.  Bell-Irving.    Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 

Maj.  C.  G.  Johnson.    Med.  Off., 

Paj/mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  H.  Forrest.     Chapl.,  *Hon'y 

Capt.  Rev.  C.  C.  Owen. 


7f"U  Regt.,  "Fusiliers"  (London).  (Ist  Feb.,  1899.) 
I  ^^^    Hon'y  Lt.  -CoL ,  Hon,  Sir  John  Carling,  K.  C.  M.  G. 

Lt.-CoL,  A.  A.  Campbell.  Maj.,  W.  A.  McCrimmon, 
Eight  Cos.:    Capts.,  H.  C,  Becher,  W.  Spittal,  W.  J. 

Taylor,  T,  J,  Murphy,  G.  A.  Bentley,  G,  J.  Ingram. 

Adjt.,  .    Signalling  Off.,  Capt. 

A.    T.    Little.      Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'y    Maj.    J,    Graham. 

Med.  Offs.,   Maj,    H.   A,  Kingsmill,   M.D,,  Lt.  J.   B. 

Campbell,  M.D,  (supernumerary),     Paymr.,   Lt.   P. 

Pocock.    ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  E.  Davis. 

QfV,    Regt.,    "Royal  Rifles"  (Quebec).     (28th  Feb., 
oHl    1862.)    Motto:  "Volens  et  Yalens."    Hon'y  Lt.- 
CoL,  W.  M.  Macpherson,  Esq.     Lt.-CoL,  W.  W.   H. 
Davidson.     Majs.,  G.  F.  Gibsone,  D.  Watson, 
Eight   Cos.:  Capts.,   S,  H,  Hill,  H,  E,  Price,  E.  H.  S. 
Woodside,  J,  S,  O'Meara,  *F,  J,  Home,     Adjt., 

.     Qr.-Mr., 
Med.  Off.,  Capt.  W.  Le  M.  Carter,  M.D.      Paymr., 
Hon'y  Maj,   W.  H,  Petry.      Chapls.,  Hon'y  Capts. 
*Rev.   P.  M.  O'Leary,  Rev.  F.  G,  Scott, 

Q4.T~  Regt,,  "Voltigeurs  de  Quebec"  (Quebec).  (7th 
^^f-^  March,  1862.)  Motto  :  "  Force  k  Superbe,  Mercy 
k  Foible."  Hon'y  Lt.-CoL,  *The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Wilfrid 
Laurier,  G.C.M.G.,  P.C.  Lieut.-CoL,  O.  Evanturel 
(D) ;  Majs.,  *L.  G,  Chabot  (D),  G,  Belleau. 
Eight  Cos. :  Capts.,  Bt,-Maj,  J,  B,  Matte,  *P.  T.  Trudel 
(D),  J,  R,  Trudel,  J,  A.  Beaubien,  A,  H,  Grenier,  P.  E. 
Trudel,  E,  T,  Paqiiet,  S,  O,  Riverin,  AdjL,  Capt.  F, 
Blouin,  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  L.  Plante,  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Capt,  S.  J.  Myrand.  Med.  Off.,  *Maj.  E.  A. 
Lebel,  M.D.  (S),  Capt.  J.  O.  LeClerc,  M.D.  Paymr., 
Hon'y  Capt.  D.  Gendron.  ChapL,  *Hon'y  Maj.  Rev. 
F.  X.  Faguy. 


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-I  fii.'U  Regt.,  "Royal  Grenadiers"  "Batoche" 
J.UU1  (^Toronto).  (14th  March,  1862.)  Motto:  "Ready, 
Ave  Ready."  Hon'y  Colonel,  The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Earl 
of  Aberdeen,  K.T.,  G.C.M.G.  Lt.-Col.,  A.  E.  Gooder- 
ham.  Majs.,  *H.  Brock,  (D),  *J.  G.  Mason,  D.S.O.  (S). 
Eight  Cos.  :  Capts.,  J.  C.  Law  (S),  W.  B.  Kingsmill,  H. 
S.  Adam,  H.  C.  Osborne,  D.  McGillivray,  VV.  E.  L. 
Hunter,  C.  H.  Porter,  E.  C.  Burson,  A.  E.  Gooder- 
ham.  Adjt.,  Capt.  J.  H.  Porter.  Signalling  Off., 
Lt.  C.  E.  H.  Morton.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  C.  O. 
Beardmore.  Med.  Offg.,  *Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  E.  E.  King, 
M.D.  (D),  Lt.  S.  H.  Westman,  M.D.  (supernumerary). 
Paymr.,  Hon'v  Maj.  A.  A.  S.  Wilkins.  Chapl.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  C.  E.  Sharp. 

1  ifU  Regt.,   "Argenteuil   Rangers"  {Lachute,  Q.). 
J-AHl  (14th  March,  1862).    Motto:  " No  Surrender. " 

Lt.-Col,  J.   E.   Seale;    Majs.,  S.   E.   Smith,   C.   H. 

Massiah. 
Cos.    and    Capts. :    (a),    St.    Andrews,    D.    Cushing ; 

(b),  Shrewsbury,  M.  C.  W.  Copeland;  (c),  Morin  Flats, 

D.  Smith;  {d),  Lachute,  *G.  D.  Walker  (D) ;  (e), 
Arundel,  G.  H.  Ferguson;  (/),  Mille  Isles,  A.  O. 
Kerr ;  (g),  Brownsburg,  L.  C.  Barron  ;  (h),  Cushing, 
R.  L.  Calder;  Adjt.,  ; 
Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  G.  Rodger;  3Ied.  Off.,  Maj. 

E.  D.  Aylen,  M.D.  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  C.  Mc- 
Burney  ;  Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  H.  Charters. 

1  *>f Vi  Regt.,  "York  Rangers"  (Aurora,  0.).    (14th 
-■■'^^Al  Sept.,  1866.)  Motto:  "Celer  et  Audax."  «07i'2/ 

Lt.-Col.  *Lt.-Col.  J.  Wayling,  ret.     Lt.-Col,  *J.  A. 

W.  Allan  (D);  Majs.,  A.  G.   Nicol,  *J.  Wayling  (D), 

(S),  *F.  W.  Brown  (D). 
Cos.    and   Capts.  :    (a)   Riverside,    W.    B.  Hamilton ; 

(&),  Aurora,  ;  (c),  Seaton  Village,  Bt. -Maj. 

A.  Elliott;  (d),  Newmarket,  F.  F.  Clarke;  (e),  Toronto 
Junction,  "Bt.-Maj.  Alf.  Ourran  (D);  (/),  Parkdale, 

B.  H.  Brown,  ;  (g),  Weston,  A.  T. 
Hunter  ;  (h),  Yorkville,  J.  H.  Hobbs  ;  Adjt.,  *Capt.  F. 
H.  Dunham ;  Signalling  Off'. ,  Lt,  E.  J.  Dayton ; 
Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'y  Maj.  A.  Gillies;  Med.  Off.,  Hon'y 
Lt.-Col.  R.  M.  Hillary,  M.D.  (D) ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  J.  E.  Knox;  Chapl, 

Royal  Regt.  (Hamilton,  0.).  (11th  December, 
1862.)  (Allied  with  "The  Prince  Alberts," 
Somersetshire  Light  Infantry).  Hon'y  Col,  *Col., 
Hon.  J.  M.  Gibson  (D)  R.O.;  Ho7i'y  Lt.-Col,  *Lt.-Col. 
A.  H.  Moore  (D),  ret. ;  Lt.-Col,  S.  C.  Mewburn  (D); 
Majs.,  F.  B.  Ross  (D>;  *R.  H.  Labatt  (D). 
Eight  Cos. :  Capts.,  Bt.-Maj.  O.  D.  Fearman  (D),  R.  A. 
Robertson,  A.  F.  Zimmerman,  G.  J.  Thomson,  F.  P. 
Healey,  L.  C.  Sey,  J.  D.  Laidlaw,  G.  W.  Black ;  Adjt., 
Capt.  P.  Domville  ;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  A.  H.  Gibson  ; 
Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  T.  W.  Lester  ;  Med.  Offs.,  Hon'y 
Lt.-Col.  H.  S.  Griftin,  M.D.  (D),  Maj.,  C.  Carter,  M.D. 
(supernumerary) ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  H.  Herring 
(D);  Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  G.  A.  Forneret. 

-f  /li-l,  Regt.,   "The  Princess  of  Wales'  Own  Rifles" 

±'±111     (Kingston,  0.).      (16th  Jan.,  1863).      Hon'y 

Lt.-Col,  ""Lt.-Gol  Henry  R.  Smith, 7.5.  Order,  A.D.C., 

(J)),ret.;  Lt.-Col,  A.  B.  Cunningham;  Majs.,C.  A. 

Low,  *W.  St.  P.  Hughes  (S),  H.  J.  Dawson. 

Eight  Cos. :  Capts.,  W.  Y.  Mills,  E.  Sparks,  W.  H.  Craig, 

P.  G.  C.  Campbell,  S.   H.   Simpson,  H.   Swaine,  W. 

Feters;  Adjt.,  ;  Signalling  Off., 

;  Qr-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  W.  H.  Macnee  ; 

Med.  Offs,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  R.  W.  Garrett,  M.D.  (D), 

Capt.  G.  W.  Mylks,  M.D.  (supernumerary)  ;  Paymr., 

Hon'y  Maj.  A.  J.  Sinclair;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev. 

G.  L.  Starr. 

1  P\fV»  Regt.,  "Argyll  Light  Infantry"  (Belleville,  0.). 
lt^tll(|6th  Jan.,  1863.)     Motto:  "  Nulli  Secundus." 

Hon'y  Col,  The  Rt.  Hon.  The  Duke  of  Argyll,  Z.T., 

O.C.M.O.,    G.C.V.O.     Lt.-Col,    T.    Stewart.     Maj., 

L.  W.  Marsh. 
Eight  Cos.:  Capts.,  W.  J.  Brown,  A.  P.  Allen,  S.  E. 

Carman,  W.  J,  Cook,  C.  F.  Wallbridge,  A.  C.  McFee, 

J.  V.  Doyle,  H.  R.  Wilson  ;  Adjt.,  Maj.  D.  Barragar ; 

Sig.   Off.,   Lt.   E.  D.  O'Flynn;  Qr.-Mr., 

;    Med.    Off.,   Capt.   A.    E.    MacColl,  M.D.  ; 

Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  W.  S.  Morden;  Chapl,  Hon'y 

Capt.  Rev.  G.  R.  Beamish. 


13th 


1  ftf Vi     "Prince  Edward"  Regt.  (Picton,  0.).    (6th 
lULll    Feb.,  1863.)  Lt.-Col,  A.  A.  Ferguson,  if ajs., 

M.  Adams,  J.  G.  Jarvis. 
Cos.  and  Capts.:  (a),  Picton,  W.  R.  Rierdon;  (6),  Black 

River  Bridge,  C.  F.  Jarvis  ;  (c),  Allisonville, 

;  (d),  Picton,  E.  F.  Carter ;  («),  Rossmore,  S.  B. 

Russell ;  (/),  Northport,  A.  Donald,  jr.,  A.  G.  Vidler ; 

(g),  Wellington,  ;  (h),  Bloomfield, 

J.  S.  Gilmore;  Adjt.,  ;  Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  D.  Vandewater ;    3fed.    Off.,  Capt.    M. 

Currie,  M.D. ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.   W.   V.   Pettet ; 

Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  A.  H.  Creegan. 

1  7f -U  Regt.  (L4vis,  Q.).    (1st    Dec,   1902.)    Motto: 
Li  Lll  .<  Pais  ce  que  doit."    Lt.-Col,  ; 

Maj.,  J.  D.  Marquis. 
Cos.  and  Capts.:  (a),    St.   Joseph,   C.    Robitaille;  (6) 

L^vis,  J.  H.  Arsenault;   (c),  St.  David,  E.  Lemieux  ; 

(d),  St.   Romuald,    J.    Lagueux ;   (e),  St.  Henri,  P. 

Nadeau  ;  (/),  St.  Lambert,  J.  Olivier;  {g),  St.  Raphael, 

J.  Par6;  (h),  Ste.  Claire,  F.  Morin;  Adjt., 

;    Qr.-Mr.,   Hon'y  Lt.  J.  E.  A.  Samson; 

Med.  Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  J.  P.  Lord,  M.D.  ;  Paymr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  L.  Guenette ;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev. 

M.  J.  L.  Vien. 

1  QfU     "Saguenay"  Regt.     "  Franc-Tireurs    du  Sa- 
XOLll    guenay."    (Chicoutimi,  Q.).    (1st  Feb.,  1900). 

Hon'y   Lt.-Col,    *Bt.-Col.    Sir  E.    P.    C.    Girouard, 

K.C.M.G.,   D.S.O. ,   R.E.     Lt.-Col,   J.    E.    Savard ; 

Maj.,  T.  L.  Tremblay. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a),  St.  F61icien,  M.  A.  Michaud ;  (b), 

Roberval,  T.  Villeneuve ;    (c),  St.  Joseph  d'Alma,  S. 

Bouchard ;  {d),  Ht^bertville,  J.  H.  Chaballe  ;  (c),  Ste. 

Anne,  D.  Demeules ;    (/),  Chicoutimi,  C.   Gendron ; 

(g),  Laterri6re,  G.  Martin  ;  (h\  Ha-Ha  Bay,  D.  Tessier ; 

Adjt.,  ;  Signalling  Off.,  ; 

Qr.-Mr.,    Hon'y  Capt.   T.  R.   Duchfene ;  Med.  Offs., 

*Maj.  E.  Savard,  M.D.,   Lt.   H.    D.    Brassard,   M.D. 

(supernumerary) ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  H.  Delisle  ; 

Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  Bergeron. 

1  QtVi  **^*''  Catharines"  Regt.  (St.  Catharines,  0.). 
117 til    (18th  March,  1863.)    Motto:  "Non  nobis  sed 

patriae."    Hon'y  Col,  *Maj.-Gen'l  Sir  F.  W.  Benson, 

K.C.B.  ;  Lt.-Col,  J.  S.  Campbell,  (D) ;  Majs.,  W.  W. 

Burleigh,  F.  C.  McCordick. 
Eight  Cos.:  Capts.,  W.  A.  Trail,  S.  B.  Scobell,  G.  E.  B. 

Begy,  H.  B.  Burgoj'ne,  W.  A.  Stevens,  C.  B.  Dawson  ; 

Adjt.,  Capt.  B.  H.  Belson  ;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  H.  A. 

Pearson  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  E.  Gander  ;  Med.  Off., 

Maj.  S.  H.  McCoy,  M.D.  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  M. 

J.  Mulock ;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  Robt.  Ker. 

9AfV,  Halton  Regt.,  Rifles  (Milton,  0.),  (28th  Sept., 
^Utli  1866.)  Motto:  "Pro  DomoetPatria."  Ho7i'y 
Lt.-Col,  D.  D.  Mann,  Esq.;  Lt.-Col,  W.  P.  Moore; 
Majs.,  M.  Beattie,  A.  L.  Noble. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a),  Oakville,  Wm.  McDonald ;  (b), 
Norval,  N.  M.  Ballantine  ;  (c),  Georgetown,  W.  Arnold; 
(d),  Campbellville,  J.  K.  Mahon ;  (e),  Burlington, 
G.  O.  McNair;  (/),  Acton,  C.  S.  Gamble;  {g),  Milton, 
R.  M.  Clements;  (ft),  Hornby,  ;  Adjt, 

*Capt.  J.  Ballantine;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  J.  M. 
McKinlay ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt,  R.  D,  Warren ; 
Med.  Off.,  Capt.  A.  W.  Nixon,  M.D.  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  R.  K.  Anderson;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  A. 
J.  Belt. 

01  of  Regt.,  "Essex  YnsWiQrs,"  (Windsor,  0.).   (12th 
^^i^^    June,  1885.)    Hon'y  Lt.-Col  E.  C.  Walker,  Esq. 

Lt.-Col,  F.  H.  Laing;  Majs.,  S.  C.  Robinson,  E.  S. 

Wigle. 
Eight  Cos.:    Capts.,  C.  H.  Kent,  E.  C.  Kenning,  W. 

H.  Isaacs,  R.  M.  Morton,  *A.  E.  Paddon,  *D.  A.  Reid  ; 

A.  E.  Mercer;  Adjt.,  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 

Capt.  J.  A.  McKay.    Med.  Off. ,  *Maj.  H.  R.  Casgrain, 

M.D.;    Paymr.,   Hon'y  Maj.  J.    F.    Smyth     Chapl, 

Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  J.  O.  Tolmie. 

f)9nrl  Regt.,     "The    Oxford    Rifles"    ( Hd.    Qrs., 
ZfZfllU     Woodstock,    0.).      (14th    Aug.,    1863.)    (Re- 
organized 2nd  April,  1907).    Motto :  "Pro  aris et  focis." 
Hon'y   Lt.-Col,    Lt.-Col.    James    Munro,    ret.    (D.) 
Lt.-Col,  J.   White;  Maj.,W.T.   McMullen. 


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Four  Cos.:    Capts.,  F.  O.  Burgess,  F.  Millman,  W.  J. 
Taylor,  T.  L.  Hay.    Adjt.,  ;  Signal- 

ling Off.,  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  F. 

Crossley.  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  A.  B.  Welford,  M.D.  Payinr., 
Hon'y  Capt.  M.  Douglas;  Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev. 
R.  B.  Cochrane. 

QQy,^    Regt.,    "The    Northern     Pioneers,"    (Parry 
^OIKX    Sound,  0.).    (1st  Sept.,  1903.)    Motto:  "Ah 

Neuegahne  Min."    Lt.-Col.,  J.  B.  Miller;  Majs.,  *W. 

de  L.  Auldjo,  D.  S.  Storey. 
Cos.   and   Capts. :   (a)  Parry  Sound,   H.  Y.  Complin ; 

(6)  Kearney,  ;  (c)  Sundridge,  W.  J,  A,  Lalor ; 

(d)Loring,  E.  H.  Kelcey  ;  (e)  Utterson,  ; 

(/)  Powassan,  ;  (jj)  North  Bay,  W.  H. 

Milne;  (/i)  McKellar,  F.  P.  Leushner.   Adjt., 

.    Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  R.  H.  Janaes.    Med. 

Offs.,  *Capt.  J.  S.  Freeborn,  M.D.,  Lt.  J.   R.  Stone, 

M.D.  (supernumerary).      Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.    W. 

Ireland.     Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  T.  E.  Chilcott. 

9 J.f  "h  "  1^^"<^ "  I^eg*^-  (.Chatham,  0.).    (1st  Jan.,  1901.) 
^'±LH    Motto  .  "Usque  ad  aras."    Lt.-Col,  F.  Stone  ; 

Maj. ,  J.  W.  McLaren. 
Four  Cos. :  Capts.  H.  D.  Smith,  O.  L.  Lewis,  G.  J.  L. 
Smith,  W.  E.  Gundy.  Adjt.,  Capt.  J.  S.  Black.  Sig- 
nalling Off.,  Lt.  J.  M.  Pike.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
G.  W.  Cornell.  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  C.  C.  Bell,  M.D.,  A.M.C. 
Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  R.  Hall.  Chapl.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  T.  S.  Boyle. 

9 K 4- "U  Regt.    (St.  Thomas,  0.)    (14th  Sept.,  1866  ;  re- 
Z/OLiL  organized    17th   May,  1904.)     Lt.-Col,  J.    S. 

Robertson.     Maj. , 
Four  Cos. :  Capts.,  H.  B.  Madden,  W.  H.  Corrie,  R.  H. 

Dowler.     Adjt.,  .    Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Capt.   E.    H.    Sink.    Med.   Off.,  Capt.   J.  D. 

Curtis,  M.D.    Paym'r,  llon'y  Capt.  *H.  N.  Westaway. 

Chapl.,  *Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  A.  C.  Hill. 

f>Af  li  Regt.  "  Middlesex  Light  Infantry  "  (Strathroy, 
^ULli    0.;.  (14th  Sept.,  1866.)    Motto  "Pro  re nata." 
Lt.-Col,  Bart.  Robson  ;  Majs.,  J.  H.  McKay,  F.  VV.  Orr. 
Cos.  and  Capts:  (a)  Muncey,  H.  A.  Stevenson  ;  (b)  Mel- 
bourne, E.  A.  Humphries;  (c)Moraviantown,S.  McKay; 
(d)  Kettle  Point,  ;  (e)  Glencoe,  A.   Elliott ; 

(/)  Park  Hill,  T.  N.  Elliott ;  (g)  Strathroy,  ; 

(/i)  Ailsa  Craig,  .    Adjt.,  Capt.  II.  h. 

Milligan.  Signalling  Off.,  E.  C.  Culling.  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Maj.  A.  E.  MuUins.  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  O.  L. 
Berdan,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  A.  R.  Routledge. 
Chapl, 

O'Tf'U     Lambton      Regt.,      "St.     Clair     Borderers. 
'^'  I^Al    (Sarnia,   0.).    (14th    Sept.,    1866.)     Motto: 

"  Semper  paratus  et  fidelis."    Lt.-Col,  R.  I.  Towers ; 

Maj.,  *F.  Gorman. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :    (a)  Petrolea,    M.  D.  Mackenzie ;  (b) 

Forest,    T.    W.    Nisbet;   (c)  Thedford,  W.    Bryant; 

(d)  Oil  Springs,  J.  P.  McMillan  ;  {e)  Point  Edward,  J. 

G.  Wood  ;  (/)  Watford,  ;  (g)  Sarnia, 

W.   S.   B.   Craig;    (ft)  Sarnia,  L.   E.   Jones.      Adjt., 
.    Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  P.  Clark. 

Med.   Off.,  Capt.  W.   A.  Henderson,  M.D.     Paymr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  J.  B.  Watson.     Chapl.,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev. 

T,  R,  Davis. 

OQf"h  "Perth"    Regt.  (Stratford,  0.)    (14th    Sept., 
^OLll  1866.)   Lt.-Col,    *Q.    T.    Cooke    (D) ;    Majs., 

Williamson  Guy  (D),  D.  W.  Jameson. 
Cos.  and  Capts.  :   (a)  Stratford,  ;    (b) 

Stratford,  J.  J.  Doyle ;  (c)  St.  Mary's,  G.   E.   Whit- 
worth  ;  (d)  Mitchell,  F.  J.  R.  Forster ;  (e)  Stratford, 
;  (/)  Stratford, 
;  (g)  Milverton,  A.  McBeth  ;  (h)  Listowel, 
.    Adjt.,  .    Sitpialling  Off. , 

Lt.  H.  J.  Coghill.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  D. 
McCrimmon.  Med.  Off,  Maj.  J.  P.  Rankine,  M.D. 
Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  W.  Lawrence  (D).  Chapl , 
Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  W.  T.  Cluff. 

OQfV,    "Waterloo"  Regt.  (Gait,   0.).    (14th  Sept., 
^VbU.  i86g  )  Motto:  "Defence,  not  defiance."  Lt.-Col, 

A.  J.  Oliver.    Maj., 
Cos.  and  Capts:  (a)  Berlin,  G.  P.  Ziegler ;   (b)  Gait, 

J.  J.  Fairbairn  ;  (c)  New  Hamburg,  ; 

'd)  Gait,  ;    (e)    Ilespeler,  J.   Limpert  ; 


(/)  Berlin,  M.  Rickert;  {g)  Waterloo,  C.  H.  Bechtel; 
(h)  Gait,  .     Adjt., 

Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  A.  J.  Windell.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 
Maj.  P.  Jardine  (D).  Med.  Offs.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.,  R. 
J.  Lockhart,  M.D.;  Capt.  J.  H.  Ratz,  M.D.  (super- 
numerary). Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  W.  M.  Kerr  (D). 
Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  John  Ridley. 

*^nfl-i  R^S*-  "Wellington  Rifles"  (Guelph,  0.).  (14th 
OULll  Sept.,  1866.)  Motto:  "  Virtutis  fortuna  comes." 

Lt.-Col,  J.  J.  Craig  (D);  Maj.,  A.  Moir  (D). 
Cos.  and  Capts.:  {a)  Harriston,  C.  E.  Livingstone ;  (6) 

Guelph,  Bt.-Maj.  P.  D.  McLaren  ;  (c)  Fergus,  R.  T. 

Pritchard  ;  (d)  Flora,  J.  L.  Potter  ;  {e)  Mount  Forest, 

A.  R.Perry;  (/)  Eramosa,  W.  M.  Head;  {g)  Erin,  J. 

Justice ;  (h)  Drayton,  F.  B.  Smith ;  (i)  Guelph,  *M. 

E.  Wideman,  W.  B.  Waters  ;  (k)  Arthur,  *J.  S.  Taylor. 
Adjt.,  *Capt.  L.  C.  Wideman  (D).  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  G.  S.  Parkinson.  Med.  0/.,  Capt.  W.  A.  Groves, 
M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  C.  R.  Crowe.  Chapl, 
Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  R.  J.  Glassford. 

q-l  of  "Grey"  Regt.  (Owen  Sound,  0.).  (14th  Sept., 
O  X  S5  L    1866.)    Motto :  "  De  bon  vouloir  servir  le  roi." 

Lt.-Col,  H.  R.  Cleland  (D) ;  Majs.,  W.  N.  Chisholm 

(D),  H.  V.  Rorke  (D). 
Cos.    and    Capts. :    (a)    Owen    Sound,    H.    R.   Frost ; 

(6)  Meafordf  A.  W.  Rixon ;    (c)  Owen  Sound,  N.  L. 

Wilson  ;  (d)  Durham,  O.  M.  Snider  ;  (e)  Owen  Sound, 

J.     Eaton  ;    (/)    Flesherton,  ; 

(g)  Clarksburg,  T.  W.  Jebb  ;  (A)  Owen  Sound,  G.  D. 

McLauchlan.    Adjt.,  Capt.  G.  F.  McFarland.    Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  H.  Wright.     Med.   Off.,   Maj.  Edmund 

Oldham,  M.D. ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y   Maj.    F.    D.    Kent. 

Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  Ardill. 

Q9nrl  "  Bruce  "  Regt.  (Walkerton,  0.).  (14th  Sept., 
O^llU     1866.)     Motto:     "Amor    Patrite."    Lt.-Col 

Hugh  Clark.    Majs. ,  W.  J.  Douglass,  T.  Hay. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Southampton,  G.  W.  Nelson ;  (b) 

Kincardine,  R.  Emmerton  ;  (c)  Chesley.S.  H.  Langford; 

(d)  Paisley,  ;  (e)  Walkerton,  O.  E.  Klein  ; 

(/)  Tara,  J.  C.   Milne  ;  (g)  Wiarton,  A.  D.  Forbes  ; 

(h)  Teeswater,  S.  G.  Kaine.     Adjt.,  Capt.  D.  Fletcher. 

Signalling  Off,   Lt.  li.  Mo.L.  Chadwick.      Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  G.  H.  D.  Martyn.     Med.  Off.,  Lt.  P.  J. 

F.  Houston,  M.D.,  A.M.C.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J. 
Henderson  (D).  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  T.  J. 
Hamilton. 

QQ-nrl  "Huron"  Regt.  (Goderich,  0.).  (14th  Sept., 
OOIU.  18G6.)     Lt.-Col,  A.  Wilson  (D) ;  Majs.,  H.  B. 

Combe,  H.  T.  Ranee  (D). 
Cos.    and    Capts. :     {a)    Goderich,    H.    C.    Dunlop ; 

(b)  Wingham,  A.  Y.  Johnston ;   (c)  Seaforth,  W.  A. 

Picard  ;  (d)  Clinton,  ;  (e)  Brussels,  W. 

W.  Mac  vicar;  (/)  Exeter,  W.  J.  Heaman  ;  (g)  Porter's 

Hill,C.  McPhail;  (ft)Dungannon,  J.  R.  Varcoe.     Adjt., 

Capt.   W.   H.  Gundry.     Signalling  Off.,   Lt.   T.   R. 

Rundle.      Qr.-Mr.,    Hon'y    Maj.   M.   D.   McTaggart. 

Med.  Offs.,  Maj.  J.  W.  Shaw,  M.D.     Lt.  A.  C.  Hunter, 

M.D.  (supernumerary).     Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.   R.  S. 

Hays  (D).     Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  J.  W.  Hodgins. 

Q/LtVi  "Ontario" Regt. Cfrfti<&j/,0.).  (14th  Sept,  1866 
O^Lll  Motto:  "Fidelis  et  Paratus."    Lt.-Col,  A.  G 

Henderson  (Toronto)  (D).     Majs.,  *J.  F.  Grierson  (D 

(S),  T.  A.  McGillivray. 
Cos.     and     Capts. :     (a)    Whitby, 

(6)  Greenwood,  Bt.-Maj.  S.  S.  Sharpe;  (c)  Oshawa,  A. 

Earchman ;  (d)  Beaverton,  J.  Birchard;  (e)Uxbridge, 

C.  E.  Rainey  ;  (/)Brooklin,  A.  A.  Cockburn;  (g)  Can- 

nington,  ;  (/i)  Brechin, 

Adjt.,  Maj.   C.   F.   Bick.    Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'y  Maj.  R. 

Dillon  (D).      Med.  Offs.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  H.  Bascom, 

M.D.;    Capt.    D.   A.   Clark,    M.D.    (supernumerary). 

Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  Smith.     Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj. 

Rev.  G.  A.  Rix. 

qP^fV,  Regt.,  "Simcoe  Foresters"  (Barm,  0.^.  (14th 
OOm  Sept.,   186G.)     Motto:   "Spectemur  Agendo." 

Hon'y  Lt.-Col,  *Lt.-Col.  W.  E.  O'Brien  (D)  ret.    Lt.- 

CoI,'g.W.  Bruce.  Majs.,*F.Sne&th{D),T).  McK.Grant. 
Cos.  arid  Capts.  :  (a)  Barrie,  ;  (b) 

Collingwood,  G.  E.   McLean ;  (c)  Orillia,  J.  Preece ; 

(d)  Vespra,   *G.  II.   Munro ;  (e)   Barrie,   Bt.-Maj.  A. 

Cowan  (S);  (/)  Midland,  M.   Robinson;   (g)   Orillia, 


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A.  C.  Grant ;  (h)  Penetanguishene,  *A.  B.  Thompson. 
AdjL,  Bt.-Maj.  D.  H.  MacLaren.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  H.  E.  Jory.  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  Richard  Raikes, 
M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  Scott.  ChapL,  Hon'y 
Maj.  Rev.  W.  Witten. 

"Peel"  Regt.     (Brampton,  0.).     (14th  Sept., 

1866. )    Motto :'  *  Pro  aria  et  f ocis. "    Hon'y  Col. , 

*Hon'y    Col.  J.    Mason   (D),    ret.     Lt.-Col.,    R.    0. 

Windeyer;  Majs.,  H.  Graham,  F.  J.  Hamilton. 

Cos.  and  Capts.  :  (a),   Brampton,  T.  G.  Baldock ;  (b). 

Port  Credit,  W.  J.  Kempthorne  ;  (c),  Oookstown, 

;  (d),  Mono  Road,  ;  (e),  Bradford, 

;  {/),  AUiston,  A.  R.  Murphy;  (^r), 
Shelburne,  Bt.-Maj.  G.  F.  Gabriel;  (Ji),  Orangeville, 
A.  J.  McCausland.     Adjt.,  ;  Signallini/ 

Off.,  Lt.  R.  Dunlop.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  G.  Stoddart. 
Med.  Off.,  Capt.  A.  MacKay,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y. 
Maj.  0.  Heron.    ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  A.  L.  Burch. 

q74.U  Regt.,  "Haldimand  Rifles"  (York,  0.).  (28th 
•^ '  ^"  Sept.,  186G.)  Motto  :  "  For  King  and  Country." 
Hon'y  Lt.-Col.,  *Lt.-Col.  R.  L.  Nelles  (D),  ret.; 
Lt.-Col.,  E.  S.  Baxter;  Majs.,  *H.  G.  Gould,  *E.  T. 
Kelly. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a),  York,  J.  Verth  ;  (6),  Cayuga, 
E.  B.  Davis ;  (c),  Caledonia,  ^  ;    (d), 

Hagersville,  ;  (e),  Hagersville, 

(/),  Dunnville,  B.  M.  Haney ;  (7),  Caledonia,  W.  D. 
Roulston,  A.  G.  E.  Smith ;  (h),  Oshweken,  J.  S.  John- 
son. Adjt.,  ;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  J.  J. 
Murray;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  W.  C.  Vanloon;  Med. 
Off.,  Maj.  A.  S.  Langrill,  M.D.;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj. 
Andw.  Williamson;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  F.  C. 
Piper. 

OOfVi  Regt.,  "Dufferin  Rifles  of  Canada  (Brantford, 
OOhll  0.).  (28th  Sept,  1866.)  Motto:  "Per  vias 
rectas."  Hon'y  CoL,  The  Most  Honourable  The  Mar- 
quis of  Dufiferin  and  Ava ;  Lt.-CoL,  E.  C.  Ashton  ; 
Majs.,  *F.  A.  Howard,  H.  A.  Genet. 
Eight  Coys:  Capts.,  D.  S.  Gibson,  A.  N.  Ashton,  L.  W. 
Brown,  G.  A.  Ward,  P.  P.  Ballachey,  M.  A.  Colquhoun, 
G.  V.  Pearce.    Adjt.,  .    Signalling 

Off.,  Lt.  J.  S.  Dunlop.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  R.  W. 
Robertson.  Med.  Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  R.  H.  Palmer, 
M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  S.  Hamilton  (D). 
ChapL,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  Robt.  Ashton. 

qOfU  Regt.,  "Norfolk  Rifles"  {Simcoe,  0.).    (28th 
OCrtll  Sept.,  1866.)    Lt.-CoL,  Wm.  Renton.    Majs., 

W.  Martin,  L.  F.  Aiken. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a),  Simcoe,  A.  A.  Winter ;  {b),  Hart- 
ford, D.  Burch  ;  (c),  Walsingham  Centre,  J.  W.  Town- 
send  ;  (d),  Kingslake,  F,  E.  Mason ;  (e),  Waterford,  W. 
li.  Heath  ;  (/),  Simcoe,  ;  (g).  Fairground, 

L.  R.  Van  Order;  (h),  Delhi,  .     Adjt., 

;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  M.  Teeple  ; 
Qr.-Mr.,  ;  Med.  Off.,  Capt. 

W.  A.  Mcintosh,  M.D.;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.,  G.  A. 
Curtis  ;  ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  H.  E.  Bray. 

J.Af  V,  "  Northumberland  "  Regt.  {Cobourg,  0.).   (5th 
•*VtU  Oct.,  1866.)    Motto  :  "Excelsior."    Lt.-CoL,  R. 

E.  Birdsall  (D),  Majs.,  Wm.  H.  Russell  (D).,  G.  E.  R. 
Wilson  (D). 

Cos,  and  Capts.:  (a),  Cobourg,  *H.  Bolster ;  (b),  Cobourg, 

F.  D.  Boggs,  *H.    McCullough  ;   (c),   Campbellford, 

;  (d),  Brighton,  M.  L.  Butler;  (e), 
Norwood,  H.  S.  Neilson  ;  (/),  Grafton,  P.  R.  Bradley  ; 
(g),  Colborne,  F.  E.  Birdsall ;  (A),  Castleton,  J.  F.  Wol- 
fraim.     Adjt,,  ,    Signalling  Off., 

Lt.  R.  H.  Pearse.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj".  H.  J.  Snel- 
grove  (D),  Med.  Off.,  Capt.  Jno.  Macoun,  M.D. 
Paymr.,  .     ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev. 

W.  Beattie. 

At  af    Regt.,  "Brockville   Rifles"  (Brockmlle,    0.). 

'**-^^  (5th  Oct.,  1866.)  Motto:  "Semper  Paratus." 
Lt.-CoL,  W.  S.  Buell.     Maj.,  J.  Power. 

Four  Cos.:  Capts.,  A.  J.  Husband,  J.  V.  Browne,  P.  M. 
Graham,  H.  H.  Edwards.  Adjt.,  Capt.  C.  T.  Wilkin- 
son. Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  F.  C.  Curry.  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Capt.  A.  G.  Bowie.  Med.  Off.,  Capt.  R.  A. 
Bowie,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  A.  M.  Patterson. 
ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  H.  H.  Bedford-Jones. 


d.*)r\{\  "  Lanark  and  Renfrew"  Regt.  {Pembroke,  0.) 
'±iillU    (5th  Oct.,  1866.)     Motto  :"Fac  et  Spera." 

Lt.-Colonel,  J.  M.  Balderson.  Maj.,  E.  A.  Dunlop. 
Cos.  and  Capts.  :  {a),  Almonte,  G.  Williams ;  (&), 
Carleton  Place,  J.  Edwards ;  (c),  Perth,  E.  H.  Wilson  ; 
{d).  Smith's  Falls,  F.  W.  Hall ;  (e),  Renfrew,  T.  R.  Cald- 
well ;  (/),  Pembroke,  ;  (g),  Lanark,  E.  J. 
Watt;  Ih),  Balderson,  J.  F.  Bothwell.  Adjt.,  Capt. 
A.  B.  Gillies.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  E.  de  Hertel. 
Med.  Offs.,  Capt.  B.  G.  Connolly,  M.D.,  Lt.  R.  F. 
Preston,  M.D.  (supernumerary);  Paymr,,  Hon'y 
Capt.  L.  Hale;  Chap'l,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  D.  C. 
Mcintosh. 

AQ-nA  Regt.  "The  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Own  Rifles" 
tOlU  (Ottawa).  (5th  Aug.,  1881.)  Motto, "Advance." 

Ho7i'y  CoL,  The  King.     Hon'y  Lt.-CoL,   *Lt.-Col. 

Wm.  White,  C.M.G.  (D),  ret.   Lt.-CoL,  D.  W.  Cameron. 

Majs.,  J.  H.  Dewar,  *R.  G.  Stewart. 
Eight  Cos. :    Capts.,  R.  J.  Bird  whistle,  H.  A.  Folkins, 

A.   A.   Pinard,  C.   MacP.   Edwards,  E.    R.    McNeill, 

G.  P.  Matthewman.    Adjt., 

Signalling  Off.,  Capt.  W.  S.  Wood.     Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 

Maj.  J.  E.  Hutcheson.    Med.  Off.,  Capt.  J.  F.  Argue, 

M.D.     Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  R.  Blackburn.     ChapL, 

Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  M.  Snowdon. 

/l/lf-l-,     "Lincoln    and    Welland"    Regt.    {Niagara 
'±'±111      ^alls,    0.).     (16th   Nov.,    1866.)    Mottoes: 
"Mors  aut  Victoria,"  "Vincit  Veritas."    Hon'y  Lt.- 
CoL,  Lt.-Col.  E.  A.  Cruikshank  (D),  D.O.O.,  M.D., 
No.  13.     Lt.-CoL,  F.  W.  Hill  (D).    Majs.,  H.  A.  Rose, 

D.  J.  C.  Munro. 

Cos.  and  Capts. :  (■<),  Niagara  Falls,  B.  J.  Coulson,  (6), 
Beamsville,  W.  Andrewes ;  (c),  Thorold,  C.  J.  Ingles ; 
(d)  Bridgeburg,  N.  G.  File;  (e),  Welland,  ; 

(/),  Niagara  Falls,  J.  J.  Harriman  ;  (7),  Niagara  Falls, 
C.  H.  Vaiidersluys ;  (h),  Grimsby,  W.' W.  Kidd.  Adjt., 
Capt.  J.  E.  Laur.  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  C.  B.  Shaw. 
Qr.-Mr.,  .    Med.  Off.,  Lt.  J.  H. 

McGarry,  M.  D. ,  A.  M.C.    Paymr. ,  ChapL , 

Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  G.  Johnstone. 

A^i-Vi  "yictoria."  Regt.  (Lindsay,  0.).  (16th  Nov., 
tt^Lll  1366)  Motto:  "Where  dutv  leads."  Hon'y 
Lt.-CoL,  Wm.  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  Lt.-CoL,  R.  H.  Syl- 
vester (D)  (Lindsay).  Majs.,  W.  Henley,  F.  H. 
Hopkins. 
Cos.  and  Capts.  :  (a),  Cameron,  C.  G.  Henley ;  (6), 
Lindsay,  A.  J.  Williams  ;  (c),  Lindsay, 

;  (d),  Omemee,  J.  J.  H.  Fee  ;  (e).  Norland, 

E.  Le  Craw  ;  (/),  Tory  Hill,  R.  H.  Anderson ;  (g), 
Oakwood,  J.  Coad ;  (h),  Bobcaygeon,  V.  W. 
Lancaster.  Adjt.,  Capt.  M.  A.  Germain  ;  Signalling 
Off.,  Lt.  B.  H.  Hopkins.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  E. 
Hopkins  (D).  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  A.  Gillespie,  M.D. 
Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  A.  Williamson.  ChapL, 
Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  W.  Wallace. 

J.ftfl-1  "Durham"  Regt.  (Port  Hope,  0.).  (16th  Nov., 
'±Utll  1866.)  Motto:  "Semper  Paratus."  Hon'y 
Lt.-CoL,  Lt.-Col.  *J.  Hughes  (D)  (Comd'g  6th  Inf. 
B'de).  Lt.-CoL,  P.  J.  Rowe  (P).  Maj.,  *J.  A.  V. 
Preston  (D). 
Cos.  and  Capts.:  (a).  Port  Hope,  A.  H.  C.  Long; 
(6),  Lakefield,  F.  H.  Philp ;  (c).  Orono.  A.  Stalker ; 
(d),  Millbrook,  *W.  D.  Leach,  E.  Zealand  ;  (e).  Burton, 
W.  Farrel;  (/),  Campbellcroft,  *H.  Read  (S);  {g), 
Janetville,  W.  W.  Nasmyth;  (h),  Haydon,  L.  Mc- 
Laughlin; AdjL,  *Capt.  R.  W.  Smart.  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Capt  R.  Deyell.  Med.  Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col. 
H.  A.  Turner,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  W.  C.  King. 
Chap'l,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  H.  Kidd. 

/17fVi     "Frontenac"    Regt.  (Kingston,   0.).      (30th 
*±/  LU      Nov.,  1866.)     Motto  :  "  Velox,  Vivitis,  Vigi- 

lans."  Lt.-CoL,  i.  E.  Mabee(D);  Majs.,  F.  S.  Ferguson, 

J.  A.  Amey  (D). 
Cos.   and  Capts.:    (a),     Inverary,    T.   H.   Healy ;  (b), 

Sydenham,  S.  Knight ;  (c),  Fermoy,  A.  W.  Gray  ;  (d), 

Napanee,  Bt.-Maj.  Alex.  Sharpe  (D) ;  (e),  Verona,  G. 

H.   S.   Campbell;  (/),  Tamworth,  J.   Hannah;  (g), 

Odessa,  Bt.-Maj.  C.  H.  Gray  ;  (h),  Arden,  W.  Q.  Pringle. 

Adjt.,  Bt.-Maj.  A.  M.  Bell.     Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  C. 

H.  Redden.    Med.  Off.,  ;  Paymr., 

*Hon'y  Maj.  Thomas  Kelly  (D).    ChapL,  Hon'y  Capt. 

Rev.  J.  W.  Jones. 


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AQi-h  Regt.,  "Highlandera"  (Toronto,  0.).  (16th 
•±0^1  Oct-.,  1891.)  Allied  with  the  Gordan  High- 
landers. Lt.-Col.,  D.  M.  Robertson,  M.V.O.  Majs., 
W.  Hendrie,  J,  A.  Currie. 
Eight  Cos.:  Capts.,  Chas.  Catto,  C.  W.  Darling,  R.  S. 
Wilson,  J,  E.  K.  Osborne,  A.  A.  Miller,  N.  D.  Perry, 
A.  R.  McGregor,  G.  T.  Chishohn.  AdjL,  Bt.  Maj.  D. 
Donald.  Signalling  Off. ,  Lt.  G.  M.  Alexander.  Qr.  - 
Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  McVittie.  Med.  Off.,  Capt,  A.  J. 
Mackenzie,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  F.  Michie. 
Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  T.  C.  Brown. 

J.Qf  "h  I^egt.,  "Hastings  Rifles  "  {Trenton,  0.).  (14th 
'±V  til  Sept, ,  1866. )  Motto  :  ' '  Paratus. "  Hon'y  Lt.  - 
Col,  *Col.  The  Hon.  Sir  Mackenzie  Bowell,  K.O.M.G. 
(D),  ret.  Lt.-Col.,  *A.  H.  Smith  (D).  Majs.,  J.  W. 
Arnott  (D),  W.  G.  Ketcheson. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Belleville,  F.  G.  Ketcheson  ;  (6) 
Stirling,  D.  Green ;  (c)  Sidney,  R.  Vanderwater ;  (d) 
Madoc,  C.  M.  VVallbridge  ;  {e)  Tyendenaga,  W.  H. 
Ketcheson  ;  (/)  Trenton,  A.  E.  Bywater ;  {g)  Bancroft, 
J.  L.  McLean;  (h)  Marmora,  C.  A.  Bleecker.  Adjt., 
Lt.  J.  H.  Sills.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  A.  Nugent. 
Med.  Off.,  Maj.  H.  H.  Alger,  M.D.    Paymr., 

.     Chapl.,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.   T. 

J.  Thompson.  

Kq^^  "  Sherbrooke  "  Regt.  (Sherbrooke,   Q.).    (22nd 
UOl  U    March,  1867.)    Motto  :  "  In  hoc  signo  vinces." 

Lt.-Col.,  R.  J.  Spearing  (D).  Maj.,T.  S.  Somers. 
Eight  Cos.:  Capts.,  *C.  K.  Fraser,  J.  H.  Blue,  H.  B, 
Fletcher,  G.  A.  Maclver,  W.  R.  Elliott,  L.  A.  Bayley, 
V.  R.  C.  Spearing.  Adjt.,  Capt.  F.  C.  Bowen.  Sig- 
nalling Off.,  Lt.  M.  K.  Adams.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hony  Capt. 
J.  P.  Wells.  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  W.  A.  Farwell,  M.D. 
Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  R.  Duncan.    Chapl., 

^J-fli    Ksgt.,   "Carabiniers  de  Sherbrooke."     (Sher- 
U^LIL    brooke,  P.Q.).    (1st  April,  1910).     Lt.-Col.,  J. 

P.  Pellitier.    Majs.,  V.  E.  Rioux,  J.  S.  T6treault. 
Eight  Cos.  :  Capts.,  J.  A.  Genest,  P.  A.  Juneau,  L.  P. 
Bourgouin,  F.  J.  Codfere,  C.  Cod^re,  A.  H.  Olivier,  A, 
E.  Mass6;  Adjt.,  Capt.  G.  H.  Denault;  Signalling 
Off.,  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  J.  O. 

C.  Mignault;  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  J.  O.  O.  Ledoux,  M.D., 
A.M.C. ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  B.  A.  Dugal ;  Chapl., 

KKfV,  Regt.,  "Megantic  Light  Infantry."  (Inverness, 
UUbLlQ^  (22nd  March,  1867.)  Motto:  "Semper 
Paratus."  Lt.-Col.,  C.  R.  Donaghy.  Maj.,  D.  H.  N. 
Jamieson. 
Cos.  and  Capts.:  (a)  Lower  Island,  J.  A.  Ward; 
(6)  Inverness,  C.  H.  George ;  (c)  St.  Ferdinand,  N. 
Porter;  (d)  Cranberry,  ;  (c)  Plessisville, 

E.  Blondeau ;  ( f)  Leeds,  R.  A.  Warcup ;  (r/)  New 
Ireland,  B.  C.  Porter;  {h)  Rectory  Hill,  W.  H. 
Maxwell.     Adjt.,  .    Signalling  Off., 

Lt.  C.  A.  Rheault.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  Porter. 
Med.  Off.,  Lt.  F.  Fontaine,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  G.  B.  Porter.     Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.   Rev.   H. 

Dickson.  

Kftfli     Grenville  Regt.,  "Lisgar  Rifles."    (Preicott, 

UUtll    Q)^    (12th  April,  1867.)  Motto:  "Prudentia." 

Lt.-Col,  D.  W.  Beckett  (D).    Majs.,  H.  Rankin,  T.  C. 

D.  Bedell. 

Cos.  and  Capts. :   (a)  Prescott,   H.   W.  Kerfoot ;   (6) 
Merrickville,  G.  W.  Elliott ;  (c)  North  Gower,  ; 

(d)  Kemptville,  ;  (e)  North  Augusta, 

G.  W.  Chapman ;  (/)  Spencerville,  Bt.-Maj.  G.  A.  Drum- 
mond  (D);  (g)  Metcalfe,  G.  A.  Walker ;  (h)  Lansdowne, 
.  Adjt.,  Lt.  J.  L.  Newman.  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Capt.  A.  S.  Hunter.  Med.  Offs.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col. 
J.  A.  McCammon,  M.D.  (D).  Lt.  W.  J.  Kerfoot,  M.D., 
A.M.C.  (supernumerary).  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  T.  A. 
Kidd.     Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt,  Rev.  T.  E.  Burke. 

K7fVi  I^^^t-.  "Peterborough  Rangers"  (Peterbor- 
*^*  ^"  ough,  0.).  (3rd  May,  1867.)  Motto:  "Quis 
Separabit."  Lt.-Col,  A.  Stevenson  {Peterborough,  0.). 
Majs.,  E.  B.  Clegg,  G.  W.  Bennett  (D). 
Eight  Cos. :  Capts.,  Bt  -Maj.  Joseph  Mills,  W.  H.  Clux- 
ton,  R.  T.  Hounsell,  R.  F.  MacWilliams,  A,  P.  Mc- 
Lean, R.  P.  Watt,  A.  W.  McPherson.  Adjt.,  Capt. 
D.  Walker.  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  W.  R.  G.  Iliggins. 
Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  V.  Eastwood.  Med.  Off'.,  Capt. 
J.  H.  Eastwood,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  L.  M. 
Hayes.    Chapl,  Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  J.  C.  Davidson. 


59th 


"  Stormont  and  Glengarry "  Regt.  {Corn- 
wall, 0.).  (3rd  July,  1868.)  Mottoes:  "Quis 
Separabit"  and  "Foy  pour  devoir."  Lt.-Col,  R. 
Smith.  Majs.,  A.  G.  F.  Macdonald,  H.  A.  Cameron. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Cornwall,  W.  R.  B.  Leslie ;  (b) 
Morrisburg,  W.  J.  Baker ;  (c)  Alexandria,  J.  A. 
Gillies ;  {d)  Township  of  Finch,  ;  («) 

Osnabruck  Centre,  C.  E.  McLean ;  (/)  Williamstown, 
;  {g)  Lancaster,  ;  (h) 

Maxville,  C  Ferguson.  Adjt.,  Bt.-Maj.  D.  N.  Mc- 
Lean. Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  L.  0.  G.  Poole.  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Maj.  A.  Denny.  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  P.  J.  Moloney, 
M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  H.  Turner  (D).  Chapl, 
Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  S.  C.  Poole. 

A1  of     "Regiment  de  Montmagny."     {Montmagny, 
^■"■^^    Q.).    (9th  April,  1869.)    Mottoes:    Above  the 

crest    "Ononthio;"    under    the     arms,     "In    altis 

imperium."    Hon'y  Col,  *Col.  The  Hon.  P.  Landry, 

ret.     Hon'y  Lt.-Col,  G.  E.  Amyot,  Esq.     Lt.-Col,  L. 

T.  Bacon.    Majs.,  Bt. -Lt.-Col.   J.   E.  Rossignol  (D), 

C.  E.  Bourgault. 
Cos.   and  Capts. :    (a)  St.  Thomas,  E.  Manseau  ;   (6) 

St.  Pierre,  Riv.  du  Sud,  R.  Lavergne  ;   (c)  Cap  St. 

Ignace,  Alf.   Gamache  (D);  (d)  St.   Jean  Port  Joli, 
;  (e)  L'Islet,  G.  N.  Blais ;  (/)  Ste.  Anne  de 

la    Pocati6re,    L.    Pelletier  ;      (g)    Kamouraska,    E. 

Hamel ;    (h)  Riviere  Ouelle,   E.   H.   Cimon.     Adjt., 

Capt.  J.  N.  B^gin.    Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  J.  V.  Leclerc. 

Qr-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  L  P.  P.  Caron.    Med.  Off.,  Maj. 

R.  LaRue,  M.D.    Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  P.  V.  Chaloult. 

CAap/.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  O.  V.  Marois.    Bt.-Maj.  J. 

N.  Roy  is  seconded. 

AOnrl  Regt.,  "St.  John  Fusiliers"  {St.  John,  N.B.). 
\J  ^IIU  (22nd  March,  1872.)  Motto:  "  Semper  Paratus.  " 

Hon'y  Lt.-Col,  Lt.-Col.  J.  J.  Tucker,  ret.    Lt.-Col, 

J.  L.  McAvity.    Majs.,  H.  Perley,  J.  S.  Frost. 
Eight  Cos.:    Capts.,  h.  W.  Peters,  E.  J.  Fleetwood,  F. 

H.  Elliott,  D.  D.  Mc Arthur,  F.  F.  May,  P.  R.  Hanson. 

Adjt.,  Capt.  J.  R.  Miller.    Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  C.  I. 

Dunfield.    Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  H.  H.  Smith.    Med. 

Off.,  Capt.  J.  V.  Anglin,  M.D.    Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 

A.  McMillan.     Chapl ,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  E.  B.  Hooper. 

ft Q„^  Regt.,    "Halifax    Rifles"     {Halifax,    N.  S.). 

UOIU  (14th  May,  1860.)  (Allied  with  "The  King's 
Royal  Rifle  Corps.")  Motto  :"  Cede  Nullis."  Hon'y 
Lt.-Col,  *Maj. -General  J.  W.  Laurie,  C.B.  Lt.-Col.  C. 
W.  Gunning  (D).    Majs.,  I.  W.  Vidito,  W.  H.  Conrod. 

Eight  Cos. :  Capts.,  W.  E.  Thompson,  S.  Y.  Wilson,  J.  F. 
Taylor,  H.  G.  DeWolf,  H.  F.  Adams,  C.  A.  Mumford, 
W.  J.  Stairs,  K.  N.  Forbes.  Adjt.,  Capt.  D.  R.  Turn- 
bull.  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  E.  Ricketts.  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Capt.  F.  W.  W.  Doane.  Med.  Off.,  Hon'y 
Lt.-Col.  D.  A.  Campbell,  M.D.  (D).  Paymr.,  *Hon'y 
Maj.  G.  E.  Boak.  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  N. 
Lemoine.  

ft/lfU     "Ohateauguay     and     Beauharnois      Regt." 

O^tU  (Beauharnois,  Q.).  (4th  June,  1869.)  Motto: 
"Toujours  Pr6t."  Lt.-Col,  N.  A.  Sabourin,  Maj., 
A.  M.  Labelle. 

Cos.  and  Capts.  :  (a)  Beauharnois,  G.  H.  Gadbois  ; 
(b)  Valleyfield,  A.  Lefebvre  ;  (c)  Valleyfield,  E.  O'Sul- 
livan  ;  (d)  St.  Timoth^e,  J.  F.  Bissonnette ;  (e)  Ste. 
Philomfene,  J.  B.  D" Amour ;  (/)  Ste.  Martine,  A.  R. 
Darche ;  (g)  St.  R6mi,  E.  H.  Th^rien ;  (ft)  St.  Jean 
Chrysostome,  J.  C.  H.  Nadon.  Adjt., 
Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  H.  J.  Gagn6.  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  J. 
E.  St.  Onge,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  A.Leduc(D). 
Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev,  J.  Quesnel. 

APifVi  Regt.,  "Carabiniers  Mont-Royal"  (Montreal, 
DOin  Q)  (18th  June,  1869.)  Motto :" Nunquam 
Retrorsum."  Hon.  Lt.-Col,  J.  D.  R.  Forget,  Esq., 
M.P.  Lt.-Col,  *A.  E.  D.  Labelle.  Majs.,  *J.  T, 
Ostell  (D)  (S),  L,  G,  de  Tonnancourt,  E,  J.  Peltier. 
Eight  Cos.  :  Capts.,  J,  G.  Labelle,  L,  H,  Archambault 
(S),  J,  A,  de  P.  F,  Filiatrault,  P,  Durocher,  H. 
Merrill,  H,  Barr6,  P,  E.  Ranger,  A,  G.  de  Tonnan- 
court. Adjt.,  Capt,  H,  E,  Archambault.  Signalling 
Off.,  Capt,  J,  A,  A,  Germain,  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
*J,  W,  Barr6,  Jlf«d.  Offs.,  Lt.  A.  Mignault,  M.D., 
A.M.C,  Lt,  J,  A,  Rousseau,  M.D,  (supernumerary). 
Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W,  U,  Boivin,  Chapl,  Hon'y 
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fififVi  Regt.,  "Princess  Louise  Fusiliers"  (Halifax, 
\i\jvn  yj^j    (18th  June,  1869.)    Motto  :  "Fideliter." 

Hon'y     Col.,     Lt.-Col.     W.     M.     Humphrey     (D), 

D.O.C..  M.D.,  No.  8.    Lt.-Col,    H.  L.  Chipman  (D), 

Majs.,  *A.  Whitman  (D),  *A.  King. 
Eight   Cos.:    Capts.,    R.    B.    Simmonds,    A.     W.    P. 

Weston,    F.    L.    Stephen,    G.    W.    Murray,    J.    Mc- 

Fatridge,  B.  G.  W^inans,  D.  S.   Bauld,  A.   O.   Blois ; 

Adjt.,   *Bt.-Maj.    H.    B.    Stairs,  D.S.O. ;   Signalling 

Off.,  ;  Qr.-Mr., 

Med.  Off.,  Hon'y    Lt.-Col.    M.  A.    Curry,  M.D.  (D). 

Paymr.,  *Hon'y  Maj.  R.  H.  Humphrey  (D) ;  Chapl., 

Hon'y  Maj,  Rev.  W.   J.  Armitage. 

f\'7fh  Regt.,   "Carleton  Light  Infantry  "(fToodsfocfc, 
u/  Lll    ^^y    (10th  Sept.,  1869.)    Motto  :"  Fidelis 

Patriae."     Lt.-Col.,  Q.  D.   Perkins  (D) ;  3Iajs.,  J.  R. 

Kirkpatrick,  L.  Kenned}'. 
Cos.  and  Capts.:  {a)  Woodstock,  Bt.-Maj.  J.  J.  Bull :  (b) 

Centreville,  W.  P.  White;  (c)  Debec,  J.  G.  Kirkpatrick; 

(d)  Woodstock.  J.  S.  C.  Wetmore ;  (e)  Hartland, 
O.  H.  Taylor;  (/)  Andover,  H.  H.  Hopkins  ;  (g)  Ed- 
mundston,  M.  D.  Cormier;  (h)  Wilmot,  G.  F.  Williams; 
Ac{jt.,  Capt.  A.  A.  H.  Margison ;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt. 
C.  M.  Ridout ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  H.  Car  veil ;  Med. 
Off.,  Lt.  G.B.Peat,  M.D.,  A.M.C.;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
A.  Lawson  ;  Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  H.  G.  Alldor. 

AQfVl    "King's  County"   Regt.    (Kentville,  N.   S.). 

vcjjuii  (lOth  Sept.,  18C9.)  Motto  :"  For  King  and 
Empire."  Hon.  Col.,  *Lt.-Col.,  L.  de  V.  Chipman, 
{ret.)    Lt.-Col,  W.  E.  Roscoe  (D).    Maj.,  C.  R.  Ross. 

Cos.  and  Capts.  :  (a)  Windsor,  ; 

(b)  Wolfville,  W,  P.  Purney ;  (o)  Kentville,  R. 
Innes;  (d)  Sheffield  Mills,  C.  M.  Chariton,  W.  J. 
Regan  ;  (e)  Hall's  Harbor,  T.  A.  Neville ;  (/)  Can- 
ning, B.  W.  Lyons ;  (g)  Aylesford,  J,  L.  Barteaux  ;  (h) 
Welsford Road,  A.  H.  Ross  ;  ^(ij«.,Capt.  J.  F.  Neary  ; 
Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  W.  Tupper ;  Med.  Off., 

.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  B.  Webster  (D); 
Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  T.  A.  Wilson. 

fiQtll    "Annapolis"  Regt.    (Middleton,   N.S.).    (1st 
^*^^^*      Sept.,  1898.)      Lt.-Col,   E.   F.   McNeil  (D) ; 

Majs.,  D.  G.  Ritoey,  W.  Purdy  (D). 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  South  Farmington,  W.  L.  Phinney; 
(b)  Nictaux  South,  M.  S.  Parker;  (c)  Williamston,  Bt.- 
Maj.  A.  H.  Bishop,  G.  H.  Vroom ;  (d)  Morse  Road,  A. 
W.  Gillis  ;  (e)  Roundhill,  Bt.-Maj.  J.  A.  Whitman,  J. 

E.  Harris;  (/)  Belleisle,  A.  J.  Bustin,  {g)  Deep  Brook, 

;  (h)  Bear  River,  J.  L.  Warren;  AdjL, 
Capt.  .1.  E.  Morse  ;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  S.  L.  McNeil; 
Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  F.  W.  Bishop  ;  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  L. 
R.  Morse,  M.D. ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  F.  B.  Morse; 
Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  E.  B.  Moore. 

Tl  cf  "York"  Regt.  (Fredericton,  N.B.).    (10th  Sept., 
*  A»t     1869.)    Motto:  "Idem  Sonans."    Hon'y  Lt.- 
Col,  Lt.-Col.  T.  G.  J.  Loggie  (D)  R.O.     Lt.-Col,  H. 

F.  McLeod;  Maj.,  W.  H.  Gray,  G.  W.  H.  Thomas. 
Cos.   and   Capts.  :  (a)  St.  Mary's,  P.   A.  Guthrie ;  (&) 

Burtt's  Corners,  G.  A.  Murray ;  (c)  Stanley,  A.  Ster- 
ling ;  {d)  Fredericton,  ;  (e) 
Fredericton,  F.  A.  Good  ;  (/)St.  Stephen, 

;  (g)  Fredericton,  W.  J. 
Osborne ;  (h)  Milltown,  W.  H.  Laughlin.  Adjl, 
;  Qr.-3fr.,*Hon'y  Capt.  J.  Pringle  ; 
Med.  0/s.,Maj.  G.  J.  McNally,  M.D.,  Capt.  S.  F.  A. 
Wainwright,  M.D.  (supernumerary) ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y 
Maj.  J.  H.  Hawthorne ;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  H. 
Montgomery. 

'TQrrl    "Northumberland"  Regt.  {Chatham,   N.B.). 
t  OV  LI    (25th  Feb.,  1870.)  Lt.-Col,  G.  W.  Mersereau  ; 

Majs.,  Howard  Irving,  D.  McNaughton. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  {a)  Buctouche, 

{b)  Chatham,   W.    II.   Belyea ;  (c)  Boiestown,   F.  H. 

Mersereau ;    (d)    Black  River,    J.    W.  McNaughton ; 

(e)  Black  River  Bridge,  A.  S.  Cameron;  (/)  Campbell- 
ton,  A.  E.  G.  McKenzie ;  (g)  Richibucto,  W.  E.  Forbes  ; 
(A)  Upper  Blackville,  C.  Donald;  Adjt,  Capt.  W.  H. 
Muirhead;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  H.  F.  Fair;  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Lt.  H.  R.  Pond;  Med.  Off.,  Capt.  W.  S. 
Loggie,   M.D.  ;   Paymr.,    Hon'y  Lt.  J.    D.  F.    Mac- 

.Naughton  ;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  G.  Wood. 


*7J.fVi   Regt.,   "The  Brunswick  Rangers."    (Siissex, 
i  '±L11    JVJ5J,  (12th  Aug.,  1870.)  Lt.-Col,  C.  H.  Fair- 

weather  (D);  Majs.,  O.  W.  Wetmore,  F.  Morison. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a) Clifton,  S.  S.  Wetmore;  (6)  Hamp- 
ton, H.  S.  Jones,  F.  F.  Giggey ;  (c)  Sussex,  H.  E.  D. 
Golding ;  (d)  Monoton,  F.  R.  Sumner ;  (e)  Sackville, 
H.  K.  Bowes ;  (/)  Bale  Verte,  E.  E.  Wood  ;  (g)  Hope- 
well Hill,  F.  J.  Newcomb ;  Qi)  Moncton,  F.  H.  Rowe  ; 
Adjt.,  Lt.  E.  C.  Weyman  ;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  H.  I. 
Fairweather;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  M.  Mclntyre. 
Med.  Off.,  Lt.  M.  M.  Allan,  M.D.  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y 
Maj.  A.  J.  Tingley ;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  S. 
Neales. 

7C4-V,  "Lunenburg"  Regt.    {New   Germany,   N.S.). 

t  O  HI  (12th  August.  1870.)  Motto,  "Quis  separabit." 
Lt.-Col,  E.  B.  Fritze.  Majs.,  T.  A.  Mulock,  J.  H. 
Creighton. 

Cos.  and  Capts. :  {a)  Bridgewater,  J.  A.  Whitford ; 
(6)  Blockhouse,  D.  G.  Mossman  ;  (c)  Bridgewater,' 
W.  L.  Mulock  ;  {d)  Lunenburg,  *C.  E.  Miller  ; 
(e)  Martin's  River,  J.  A.  Langille ;  (/)  New  Ross, 
Bt.-Maj.  A.  M.  Ross;  {g)  Lunenburg,  G.  C.  Berringer  ; 
(h)  Chester,  C.  W.  L.  Stanford;  AdjL,  Capt.  J.  J. 
Kinley  ;  Signalling  Off.,  ;   Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Lt.  R.  McMeekin  ;  Med.  Off.,  Maj.  J.  C.  Feindel, 
M.D.  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  H.  M.  Pattillo ;  Chapl, 
Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  G.  0.  Wallis. 

'7/^f'U  "  Colchester  and  Hants  Rifles  "  Regt.  (rrwro, 
/  ULll    ^v,^)    (1st  April,  1910.)    X«. -Co/.,  M.  Dickie  ; 

Majs..  C.  R.  Coleman,  H.  C.  Blair. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Truro,  C.  G.  Kent ;  (b)  Truro,  O.  S. 
Killam  ;  (c)  Truro,  J.  E.  Barteaux  ;  (d)  Truro,  H.  Put- 
nam ;  (e)  Stewiacke,  J.  R.  Smith  ;  (/)  Shttbenacadie, 
J.  H.  Moxsom  ;  {g)  Tatamagouche,  H.  S.  Cunning- 
ham ;  {h)  Bass  River,  P.  G.  Smith  ;  Adjt.,  Capt.  H.  A. 
Dickie  ;  Signalling  Off.,  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 

Capt.  A.  S.  Black  ;  Med.  Off.,  ;  Paymr., 

Hon'y  Lt.  J.  C.  Creelman ;  Chapl, 

T'TfVi     "Wentworth"    Regt.    {Dundas,   0.).      (23rd 

i  I  ^"^  May,  1872.)  Motto:  "FideHs."  Hon'y 
Lt.-Col,  J.  J.  Grafton,  Esq.  ;  Lt.-Col,  Wm.  E.  S. 
Knowles  ;  Maj.,  J.  E.  Orr. 

Cos.  and  Capts. :  {a)  Dundas,  T.  S.  Bertram  ;  {b)  Water- 
down,  J.  A.  Clark ;  (c)  Binbrooke,  Bt.-Maj.  T.  C. 
Ptolemy ;  (d)  Ancaster,  L.  Stevenson  ;  (e)  Stony  Creek, 
A  E.  Kimmins;  (/)  North  Glanford,  E.  W.  Clififord;  {g) 
Rockton,  F.  Clark ;  {h)  Freelton,  J.  M.  Alderson  ; 
Adjt.,  Capt.  H.  L.  Hagar ;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  S.  H. 
Moss;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  E.  D.  Pennington  ;  Med. 
Off.,  Lt.  T.  A.  Bertram,  M.D. ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt. 
R.  S.  Knowles ;  Chapl. ,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  R.  Mac- 
namara.  

'7ftfli     Pictou  Regt.  "  Highlanders."    {Pictou,  N.S.). 

I  OLll  (Organized  6th  April,  1871;  reorganized  3rd 
May,  1910).  Hon'y  Lt.-Col,  E.  M.  Macdonald,  Esq.  ; 
Lt.-Col,  D.  D.  Cameron  (D) ;  Majs.,  S.  G.  Robertson, 
R.  H.  Graham. 

Cos.  and  Capts. :  {a)  Pictou,  J.  W.  Macdonald ;  (&) 
Stellarton,  J.  A.  MacKenzie ;  (c)  Westville,  J.  Q.  Mac- 
kenzie ;  (d)  Westville,  M.  E.  Sutherland  ;  (c)  Lovat, 
H.  Sutheriand ;  (/)  Salt  Springs,  G.  A.  Proudfoot ; 
(g)  Thorburn,  H.  G.  Dunbar ;  (A)  New  Glasgow,  A. 
McArthur;  Adjt,  Capt.  L.  H.  McKenzie  ;  Signalling 
Off.,  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  R.  H.  Kennedy; 

Med.  Off.,  ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  G. 

Proudfoot;  Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  A.  H.  Denoon. 

*7Qf  Vi  "  Cameron  Highlanders  of  Canada  "  {Winnipeg, 
t\J\jll  Man.).  (1st  Feb.,  1910.)  Motto  :  "Ullamh." 
Hon'y  Lt.-Col,  The  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Stratheona  and 
Mount  Royal,  G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.;  Lt.-Col,  R.  M. 
Thompson  ;  Majs.,  W.  G.  Bel),  J.  A.  Cantlie. 
FAght  Cos.:  Capts.,  D.  S.  Mackay,  W.  Grassie,  J.  Y. 
Reid,  R.  G.  Affleck,  H.  P.  Pennock,  J.  C.  Gillespie, 
H.  F.  Osier ;  Adjt,  Capt.  H.  J.  A.  Davidson  ;  Siqnal- 
linq  Off.,  hi.  W.  H.  Collum  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
J.  Scroggie;  Med.  Of.,  Lt.  W.  A.  Gardner,  A.M.C. ; 
Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  McEachern  ;  Chapl,  Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  C.  W.  Gordon. 

QA4.U  "Nicolet"  Regt.  {Nieolet,  Q.).  (25th  June, 
OUtll  1875.)  Motto:  "Aris  et  focis."  Lt.-Col,  L. 
P.  H.  Bourk;  Maj.,  L.  H.  Trudel. 


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Cos.  and  Capts. :    (a)    St.    Edouard  de  Gentilly,    E. 
Poisson ;  (6)  Nicolet,  A.  Beauchemin ;  (c)  Ste.  Gertrude, 

C.  B.  Lavigne;  (rf)  Victoriaville,  W.  Perrault;  (e) 
St.  Francois,  ;  (/.)  St.  Theodore 
d' Acton,  ;  (ff)  Becancour,  J.  M. 
Blondin  ;  (h)  Becquets,  ; 
Adjt.,  Capt.  L.  H.  Turcotte ;  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  L. 

D.  M^thot ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capb.  J.  O.  Noel ;  Med. 
Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  H.  Trudel,  M.D.  (D);  Paymr., 
Hon'y  Lt.  S.  Trahan. 

QOnrl  "Abegweit  Light  Infantry"  Regt.  {Charlotte- 
O^llU  town, P.E.I.)  {25th June, 1875.)  Motto:  "Parva 
Sub  Ingenti."  Hon'y  Col.,  His  Honour  D.  A.  Mac- 
Kinnon, Esq.,  Lt. -Gov.  P.E.I.  ;  Lieut. -Col., G.  Crockett 
(D);  Majs.,  J.  R.  Allan  (D),  J.  M.  Jones. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Charlottetown,  *A.  J.  B.  Mellish 
(D);  (6)Po\vnall,  W.  E.   Smith;  (c)  Summerside,  T. 

E.  H.  Ininan  ;  (d)  Little  York,  W.  E.  F.  Hardy ; 
{e)  Brookfleld,  W.  G.  Darke  ;  (/)  Covehead,  M.  A. 
Shaw;  (^r)  Alberton,  L.  B,  Leard  ;  (h)  Tryon,  Bt.- 
Maj.  F.  Boulter;  Adjt.,  Bt.-Maj.  V.  L.  Goodwill; 
Signalling  Off.,  ht.  A.  R.  Crockett;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 
Maj.  M.  A.  Allan  ;  Med.  Off.,  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  J.  War- 
burton,  M.D.  ;  Paymr.,  Hori'yLt.  D.  E.  Shaw;  Chapl., 


QQ^^A  "Joliette"  Regt.  (Tovm  of  Joliette,  Q.).    (13th 
"*^^^  Jan.,  1871.)  Hon'y  Lt.-Col.,  The  Hon.  J.  P.  B. 
Casgrain.    Lt.Col.,  .    Majs., 

C.  J.  J.  L.  Desaulniers,  C.  T.  de  la  Naudifere. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  {a)  Joliette,  ;  (6) 

L'Assomption,  J.  E.  B.  Normandeau  ;  (c)  St.  Fcilix  de 
Valois,  J.  P.  L.  Bastien  ;  (d)  Ste.  Elizabeth,  ; 

(e)  Rawdon,  J.  C.  Mason  (D) ;  (/)  Louisville,  A.  Beau- 
chemin ;  {gj  Yaraachiche,  J.  R.  Pellerin ;(/!,)  St.  Justin, 
J.  L.  Paquin.  Adjt.,  Lt.  J.  A.  Milot.  Signalling  Off., 
Lt.  J.  B.  R.  Normandeau.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  H. 
Trudeau.  3fed.  Off.,  Capt.  J.  E.  Gervais.  M.D.  Pay- 
mr., Hon'y  Maj.  E.  M,  Chapdeleine.  Chapl,  Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  L.  J.  Morin.  ^ 

QJ.f'U  "St.  Hyacinthe"  Regt.  (St.  Hyacinthe,  Que.). 
O-rtVll     (24th  March,   1871.)    Motto  :    "  Honneur  et 

Devoir."  Lt.-Col.,  H.  A.  Beauregard.  MuJ., 
Four  Coys:    Capts.,  J.   W.  St.  Onge,  J.  C.   Rouleau, 

Adjt.,  J.  N.  Simard.    Signalling  Off,  Lt.  A.  Jodoin. 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.   G.  H.  Turcot.     Med.  Off.,  Lt. 

G.  A.  Lapierre,  M.D.,  A.M.C.     Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj. 

J.  E.   Lamarche.    Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.   Rev.   L.  0. 

Roberge. 

QKf  U  Regt.  {Montreal,  Q.).  (4th  June,  1880.)    Motto : 
OtJLU.  ..  Bo„  g^yr  etbon  bras."   Lt.-Col.,  T.  Pagnuelo ; 

Majs.,  M.  La  Rochelle,  *C.  E.  A.  Patterson. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Maisonneuve,  N.  A.  Millette ;  (b) 

St.  Jean-Baptiste,  E.  L.  Poliquin  ;  (c)  St.  Henri  de 

Montreal,  P.   Bisaillon  ;  {d)  St.  Henry,  E.  Bourassa ; 

(e)  Cote  St.  Paul,  J.  E.  E.  Lareau ;   (/)  Ste.  Cun6- 

gonde,  ;  (g)  Ville  St.  Louis,  J.  A. 

Ouiraet ;    (h)  Delorimier,  *J.  0.  B.  Charest.     Adjt., 

Capt.  H.  R.  Bisaillon.  Signalling  Off.,  Capt.  T.  Foisy. 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  G.  R.  Rainville.  Med.  Of.,  Maj. 

E.   Peltier,   M.D.  (S).      Paymr.,   Hon'y  Maj.  T.   C. 

Groth6  ;  Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  C.  Rosconi, 

Qftf"U  "Three    Rivers"    Regt.    (Three    Rivers,    Q.). 
OUtll  (24th March,  1871)    Motto:  "Adsum."  Lt.-Col, 

G.  A.  Tessier,  (D) ;  Maj.,  F.  I.  Ritchie. 
Four  Coys:  Capt.,  Jj.  P.  Mercier.    Adjt., 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  F.  X.  Giroux.    3[ed.  Off.,  Capt. 

G.   Bourgeois,  M.D.      Paymr.,   Hon'y  Capt.    L.    P. 

Dallaire.     Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  E.  Denoncourt. 

Q7f"U  "Quebec"  Regt.  {Ancienne  Lorette,  Q.).  (9th 
"«  ^"^  April,  1869.)  Motto:  "Maintien  le  Droiet." 
Lt.-Col,  *L.  N.  Laurin  (D)  {Qxiebec).  Majs.,  Bt. -Lt.- 
Col.  H.  O.  Roy  (D)  (S),  H.  T.  Pageot,  J.  F.  T.Rinfret  (S). 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  {a)  Ancienne  Lorette,  L.  E.  Hamel ; 
(6)  Ancienne  Lorette,  P.  P.  Fiset ;  (c)  St.  Ambroise,  A, 
Blondeau ;  (d)  Les  Saules,  C  H.  Laurin ;  {e)  Limoilou, 
J.  L.  Lortie  ;  (/)  Sillery,  G.  J.  Boyce  ;  {g)  LesEboule- 
ments,  J.  D6gagn6 ;  {h)  Baie  St.  Paul,  J.  U.  H. 
Tremblay.  Adjt.,  Maj.  Y.  Montreuil ;  Signalling 
Off.,  Lt.  J.  F.  R.  Gauvin  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  A. 
Morency ;  Med.  Off., 


Paymr., 


*Hon'y  Maj.  T.  P.  Morin  (D) ;  Chapl,  Hon.  Capt. 
Rev.  P.  J.  Fillion. 

QQi-V,  "Temiscouata  and  Rimouski"  Regt.  {St.  Ger- 
OVtn  ^nain  de  Rimouski,  Que.).  (12th  Jan.,  1883.) 

Motto:  "J'ysuis— en  garde."    Lt.-Col,  C.  A.  Chau- 

veau.     Majs.,  A.  J.  Chauveau,  L.  I.  Rioux. 
Cos.   and  Capts.  :    (a)    Fraserville,    P.    A.    Piuze ;   (b) 

Matapedia,  J.  E.  Bernier ;  (c)  St.  Eloi,  J.  H.  Michaud  ; 

(d)  Sayabec,   J.  W.  B6gin;   (e)  Ste.   C6cile  du  Bio, 

A.  Fortin;    (/)  St.   Octave  de  M6tis,  L.   Moreault; 

Ig)  Rimouski,  F.  E.  Aub6 ;  {h)  Ste.  Flavie,  ; 

Adjt.,  Capt.  J.  A.  Fecteau  ;   Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  H. 

Chassd;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.   E.   Ouellet;  Med. 

Off.,  Maj.,  J.  F.  X.  Boss6,  M.D.;  Paymr.,  Hon.  Capt. 

P.  Gagnon  ;  Chapl.,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  E.  J.  Roy. 

QflfVi  Regt.,  "Winnipeg  Rifles"  {Winnipeg,  Man.). 

Win  (9th  Nov.,  1883.)  flon'y  Coi!.,  *The Right  Hon- 
ourable The  Earl  of  Minto,  O.C.M.G.,  P.C.  Lt.-Col, 
T.  H.  Billman.     Majs.,  H.  Jackson,  W.  A.  Munro. 

Eight  Coys:    Capts.,  C.  M.  Thomson,  E.  N.  Page,  0. 

F.  Blanchard,  A.  W.  Morley,  H.  Phillips,  J.  D. 
Suffleld.  Adjt.,  .  Qr.-Mr., 
*Hon'y  Capt.  J.  S.  Leitch.  Med.  Off.,  Capt.  G.  S. 
Mothersill,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  G.  W. 
Andrews.  Chapls.,  Hon.  Capt.  The  Most  Rev.  S.  P. 
Matheson,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  J.  O.  Murray 

01  af  Regt. "Canadian  Highlanders"  (ffamiWon,  0.) 
t^lbb  (1st  Sept.,  1903.)  (Allied  with  " Princess  Louise's 
Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders.")  Hon'y  Col., 
*Lt.-Gen.  The  Rt.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Dundonald, 
K.C.V.0.,C.B.  Hon'y  Lt.-Col,J.n.Mood\e,E8q.  Lt.- 
Col,  W.  H.  Bruce  (D) ;  Majs.,  H.  L.  Roberts  (S),  J.  I. 
McLaren,  W.  R.  TurnbuU. 
Eight  Coys:  Capts.,  W.  W.  Stewart,  R.  Moodie,  H.  L. 
Lazier,  C.  R.  McCuUough,  E.  M.  Dalley,  J.  D.  Moodie, 
H.  W.  Linton,  L.  H.  Millen.  Adjt.,  Capt.  J.  W.  Bell. 
Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  R.  C.  Webber.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  J.  Somerville.  Med.  Off.,  Capt.  J.  A.  Dickson, 
M.D.,  Paymr.,  Hon.  Capt.  J.  Chisholm.  Chapl, 
Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  D.  R.  Drummond. 

Q9nrl  "Dorchester"  Regt.  {St.  Isidore,   Q.).      (9th 
V^LIU.  Aprils  1869.)  Lt.-Col,  *E.  S.  Bois  (D).     Maj., 

Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  St.  Anselme,  H.  Goulet ;  (&) 
St.  Isidore,  Bt.-Maj.  J.  Turgeon ;  (c)  Ste.  H6n6dine, 
E.  Chabot ;  {d)  St.  Isidore,  J.  N.  Turgeon  ;  (c)  Ste. 
Marie,  H.  Lemieux ;  (/)  St.  Joseph,  J.  A.  Royer; 
(g)  St.  S^bastien,  C.  H.  Couture;  {h)  Ste.  Justine, 
.  Adjt.,  Capt.  G.  Tachereau. 
Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  J.  Chabot.  Med.  Offs.,  Hon'y 
Lt.-Col.  E.  M.  A.  Savard,  M.D.  Lt.  E.  Morin,  M.D. 
(supernumerary).  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Maj.  L.  J.  A.  Rosa. 
Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  P.  Roy. 

QQy,/l     "Cumberland"  Regt.    {Spring  Hill,    N.S.). 

;;Oia  (6th  April,  1871.)  Lt.-Col,  E.  A.  Potter. 
{Spring  Hill).    Maj.,  D.  Murray. 

Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Amherst,  J.  T.  Chapman  ;  (6) 
Spring  Hill,  J.  M.  McDonald  ;  (c)  Maccan  and  River 
Hubert,  R.  S.  Carter,  E.  O.  Carter ;  (d)  Spring  Hill, 

G.  R.  Oulton ;  (e)  Oxford,  G.  Mcintosh  ;  (/) 
Spring    Hill,    J.    A.    Munro;  (g)    Parrsborough, 

;  {h)  Pugwash,  C.  E.  Bent.  Adjt..  Capt. 
W.  A.  Fillmore.  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  J.  H.  Jewkes. 
Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  F.  S.  Heffernan.  Med.  Offs., 
Hon'y  Lt.-Col.  Jos.  Hayes,  M.D.,  Major  J.  A.  Suther- 
land, M.D. (supernumerary).  Paymr.,  Hon'yMaj.  H.  J. 
Harrison  (D).     Chapl,  *Hon'y  Maj.  Rev.  W.  G.  Lane. 

Q/lfV,  Victoria  Regt.,  "Arg3'll  Highlanders."  {Bad- 
^^in.  ^gck.  N.S.).  (13th  Oct.,  1871.)  Lt.-Col, 
J.  D.  McRae  (D).  Majs.,  J.  S,  McLean,  A,  D.  McRae. 
Cos.  and  Capts.  :  (a)  Nyanza,  D.  P.  McRae  ;  {b)  Middle 
River,  D.  A.  McRae  ;  (c)  lona,  J.  P.  McNeil;  (d) 
Baddeck,  J.  F.  Eraser;  (e)  Sydney,  M.  Mackeigan;  (/) 
Big  Intervale  (Margaree,  C.B.),  R.  Y.  McKenzie ;  (g) 
Inverness,  J.  G.  Johnstone  ;  (/t)  Iron  Mines,  W.  D.  U. 
McKenzie.  Adjt.,  Capt.  A.  C.  Watson.  Qr.-Mr., 
Hon'y  Maj.  M.  A.  J.  McDonald  (D).  Med.  Off,  Maj. 
D.  McDonald,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  M.  H. 
Morrison.     Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  N.  McQueen. 


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QCfVi  Regt.,  "Saskatchewan Rifles,"  (Regina, Sask.). 

t7e^ til  (2nd  April,  1907.)   Motto:  "Excitat."  Lt.-Col. 
F.  Ford ;  Majs.,  D.  T.  Smith,  P.  G.  Tofift, 

Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a),  Prince  Albert,  J.  G.  Wayne ;  (&), 
Moosejaw,  ;  (c),  Regina,  ;  (d), 

Regina,  J.  F.  L.  Embury  ;  (e),  Regina,  S.  B.  Nelles ; 
(/),  Wolseley,  ;    (g).  Saska- 

toon, A.  R.  Campbell ;  (h)  Prince  Albert,  E.  G.  Shan- 
non ;  Adjt.,  *Capt,  W.  G.  V.  Bishop.    Qr.-Mr., 

.  Med.  Off.,  Lt.  E.  E.  Meek,  M.D.,  A.M.C. 
Paymr.,  Hon'yCapt.  C.  O.  Hodgkins.  Chapl.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  Canon  G.  C.  Hill. 

QAfVi  "The  Lake  Superior"    Regt.    (Port  Arthur, 
V\J III  Qnt.)  (3rd    July,  1905.)   Motto:    "Animo    et 

Fide."    Lt.-Col.,  C.  N.  Laurie ;  Maj.,  J.  A.  Little. 
Uight  Cos. :  Capts.,  S.  C.  Young.  H.  B.  Dawson,  M.  G. 
Kelly;  Adjt.,  Maj.  E.  R.  Way  land  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 
Capt.  A.  D.  Stewart;   Med.  Off.,  Lt.  G.  W.  Brown, 
M.D. ;  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  R.  McKnight ;  Chapl., 


Q^fli  Regt,  "Algonquin Rifles."  {Sudbury, 0.).   (1st 
*^  *  L-Al  juiy^  1900.)     £jon.   Lt.-Col,  A.  E,   Dyment, 

Esq.     Lt.-Col,  H,  E.  McKee ;  Maj.,  C.  V.  Campbell. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (o)  Sault   Ste.   Marie, 

;  (b)  Sudbury,  ;  (c)  Thessalon, 

W.  G.  Gillespie  ;  (d)  Elk  Lake,  ;  (e) 

Blind  River,  ;  (/)  Haileybury,  (g); 

W.  J.  Hanley  ;  (h)  New  Liskeard, 

Adjt.,  Capt.  W.  J.  Cressey.     Signalling  Off,  hi.  W. 

H.  Young.    Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  J.  J.  Ansley.    Med. 

Off.,  Maj.  R.  H.  Arthur,  M.D.     Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt. 

C.  A.  McCool.     Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  E.  H.  Capp. 


98th  ^'^'- 


(Kenora,  Ont.).    (Ist  April,  1908.)   Lt.- 
Col,  .    Maj., 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Fort  Frances,  ;  (6) 
Kenora,  D.  T.  Ferguson;    (c)  Kenora,  W.  J.  Craig; 
(d)  Rainy  River,                             .    Adjt.,  Capt.  D.  C. 
McKenzie.    Signalling  Off.,    " 
Qr.-Mr.,                             Med.  Off., 
Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.   A.  Carmichael;    Chapl,   Hon'y 
Capt.  Rev.  C.  W.  McKim. 

QQf  Vi  Regt-   (Brandon,  Man.)  (Ist  April,  1908.)  Lt.- 
*y*yyjll  Col,  A.  D.  Rankin.     Majs.,  J.  R.  Snider,  J. 

Clark.     Capt's,    A.    Kitson,    G.    Henderson,    C.    J. 

Whillier,   F.    G.  Taylor,    J.    M.    Mcintosh,    D.  Mc- 

Dougall. 
Cos.  at :   (a)  Brandon  ;  (b)  Brandon  ;   (c)  Brandon  ;   {d) 

Portage  la  Prairie  ;  (e)  Portage  la  Prairie  ;  (/)  Souris. 

AdjL,  Capt.  J.  Kirkcaldy.     Signalling  Off, 

.     Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  W.  J.  Creelman. 

Med.  Off.,  .    Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  G. 

F.  Sykes.     Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  T.  Fraser. 

1  nnf  Vi    "  Winnipeg  Grenadiers  "  Regt.     {Winnipeg, 
±\J\Jlll      jnff^n.)    (1st  April,  1908.)  L«.-Co?.,  *H.  N. 

Ruttan  (D).    Majs.,  A.  Mills,  J.  B.  Mitchell. 
Eight  Cos.:    Capts.,  R.  Burritt,  G.  S.  Alexander,  F.  D. 

Barry,  E.  L.  Howell,  S.  McClelland,  *V.  W.  Odium. 

Adjt.,  .    Signalling  Off., 

.    Qr-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  J.  Leslie.    Med. 

Off.,  Maj.  W.  Webster,  M.D.,  A.M.C.    Paymr.,  Hon'y 

Lt.  L.  R.  Rowe.    Chapl, 


1  ni  csf   Regt.     "Edmonton  Fusiliers. 
iUlfet  ^;^^.)    (Ist    April,    1908.)     ^ 


(Edmonton, 
Motto :  "Deum 
Cole  Regem  Serva."  Lt.-Col,  E.  B.  Edwards  (D). 
3faj.,  *W.  F.  W.  Carstairs. 
Eight  Cos.:  Capts.,  F.  A.  Osborne,  W.  S.  Weeks,  R.  de 
L.  Harwood,  P.  Anderson,  *J.  V.  E.  Carpenter,  G. 
B.  McLeod,  A.  C.  Gillespie.  Adjt.,  Capt.  W.  H. 
Ketchum.  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  J.  A.  B.  Thompson. 
Qr-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  G.  A.  Reid.  Med.  Off.,  *Lt.  J. 
L.  Biggar,  M.D.  Paymr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  H.  W.  Riley. 
Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  D.  G.  McQueen. 

in9nrl    Regt.  "Rocky  Mountain  Rangers."  (Nelson, 
XUZ/llU  s.C.)    (Ist  April,   1908).    Motto:   "Kloshe 
Nanitch."    Lt.-Col,  W.  J.  H.   Holmes.    Majs.,   *L. 
Stewart,  *A.  B.  Mackenzie. 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  (a)  Rossland,  L.  H.  Cole ;  (b)  Nelson, 
*G.  Anderson  ;  (c)  Nelson,  A.  Currie ;  (d)  Kaslo,  A. 
T.  Garland  ;  (e)  Kamloops,  J.  R.  Vicars ;  (/)  Revel- 
stoke,  R.  Smith.    Adjt.,  .    Signal- 
ling Off.,  Lt.  A.  Haselden.     Qr.-^fr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  R. 
J.  Steel.    Med.  Off.,  Lt.  W.  O.  Rose,  M.D.    Paymr., 
.    Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  F.  H.  Graham. 

/,  Alta.) 
Arm- 
strong. Majs.,'E.  G.  Mason,  R.  A.  G.  Bell. 
Six  Cos.,  Capts.:  J.  T.  Macdonald,  H.  J.  Robie,  A.  T. 
Linton,  E.  J.  Riley,  F.  W.  Mapson,  R.  Stewart. 
Adjt.,  Capt.  M.  B.  Peacock.  Signalling  Off.,  Lt.  F. 
R.  Exham.  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  E.  S.  Sales.  Med. 
Off.,  .    Paymr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  W. 

Egbert.     Chapl,  Hon'y  Capt.  Rev.  C.  W.  E.  Home. 

1  OzLf  1»   I^egt.    (New  Westminster,  B.C.)    (1st  April, 
lU^Lll       1910.)    Lt.-Col, 

Maj,.  W.  A.  Johnson. 
Four  Cos.,  Capts. : 

Adjt.,  .    Signalling  Off., 

.    Qr.-Mr.,  .    Med. 

Off.,  .    Paymr.,  .    Chapl, 

Earl  Grey's  Own  Rifles.    (Prince  Rupert,  B.C.)    (Ist 

April,  1910.) 
One  Co.,  Capt. : 


1  f\^r^r\   Regt.     "  Calgary  Rifles."    (Calgary, 
lUOlU.  (igt  April,  1910.)    Lt.-Col,  W.  C.  G. 


INDEPENDENT  COMPANIES. 
"  Kootenay  Rifles."    {Fernie,  B.C  )    (3rd  Jan.,  1905.) 
Cos.  and  Capts. :  "A,"  G.  G.  Moflfatt ;  *'  B," 


Independent  Company  of  Infantry.  (Armstrong,  B.C.) 
(1st  June,  1908).     Capt.,  F.  C.  Wolfenden. 

SIGNALLING  CORPS.  {Kingston,  0.).  (24th  Oct.,  1903.) 
Off.  Administering,  the  Asst.  Adjt-Genl.  for  Signalling. 

COMMAND  SIGNALLERS. 

Maj.,  D.  E.  Mundell,  (Eastn.  Ont.  Comd.);  Capts.,  T.  E. 

Powers  (Mar.  Pro  vs.  Comd.),  E.  Ford  (Weston,  Ont. 

Comd.). 
District  Signallers— Lieuta.,  except   where   otherwise 

M.D.  No.  1,  *J.  T.  Hennessy ;  M.  D.  No.  3,  A.  Stroud  : 
M.D.  No.  6,  *Bt.-Capt.  E.  W.  Farwell ;  M.  D.  No.  7, 
J.  E.  Lefebvre  ;  M.D.  No.  8,  A.  Leavitt ;  M.D.  No.  9, 
Bt.-Capt.  W.  C.  Proudfoot;  M.D.  No,  10,  J.  Schofield  ; 
M.D.  No.  12,  W.  K.  Rogers. 


CANADIAN  ARMY  SERVICE  CORPS. 

(Hds.-Qrs.  Ottawa,  Ont.) 
Officer  Administering,  The  Director  of  Transport  and  Supplies.     Hon'y  Col,  *Col.  Sir  Edward  W.  D.  Ward, 
K.C.B.,  K.C.  V.O.    Lt.-Cols.,  W.  J.  Stewart,  J.  G.  Langton.     W.  D.  Lockerby  (R'ly.  Transport  Off.,  Quebec 
Command).    Majs.,  W.  J.  B.  White  (D),  *H.  Swinford  (D),  F,  H.  Deacon,  W.  M.  Tomlinson.     Capts., 

Companies :    No.  1,  Guelph,  (1st  July,  1901),  Maj.,  ;  Capt.,  E.  C.  O'Brien  ; 

Vet.  Off.,  Vet. -Capt.  G.  Harvey,  V.S.  No.  2,  Toronto  (Ist  July,  1901),  Maj.,  W.  Cowan  ;  Capt.,  J.  C.  Allan; 
Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  F.  W.  Buckle,  V.S.  No.  3,  Kingston  (1st  July,  1901),  Maj.,  F.  Waugh;  Capt.,  G.  H.  Gillespie; 
Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  W.  A.  McGill,  V.S.  No.  4,  Montreal  (1st  July,  1901),  Maj.,  W.  J.  Sadler  ;  Capt.,  L.  J.  Des 
Rosiers ;  Vet.  Off.,  .    No.  5,  Ottawa  (1st  Dec,  1903),  Maj.,  *S.  E.  de  la  Ronde,  Sr.;  Capt., 

S.  E.  de  la  Ronde,  Jr.;  Vet.  Off.,Vet.-Lt.  W.  G.  Gilpin,  V.S.    No.  6,  Sherbrooke  (1st  Dec,  1903),  Maj., 

Capt.,  A.  P.  Lomas  ;  Vet.  Off.,  *Vet.-Lt.  A.  W.  Tracey,  V.S.    No.  7,  St.  John,  N.B.  (1st  Dec,  1903), 


1911] 


ARMY   MEDICAL   SERVICES. 


155 


May,  A.  E.  Maasie ;  Capt.,  ;  Vet.  0/.,  Vet.-Lt.  C.  E.  Edgett,  V.S.    No.  8,  Kentville,  N.S.  (Ist Dec, 

1903),  Maj.,  H.  H.  Wickwire  ;  Capt.,  .     Vet.  Off.,  .    No.  9,  Hamilton 

(3rd  July,  1905),  Maj.,  ;  Capt.,  A.  F.  Hatch;  Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  S.  J.  Rasberry,  V.S. 

No.  10,  Quebec  (3rd  July,  1905),  Maj.,  J.  N.  R.  Guay ;  Capt.,  J.  A.  Hudon  ;  Vet.  Offs.,  Vet.-Lt.  A.  H. 
Hall,  V.S.,  Vet.-Lt.  C.  J.  H.  Gauvin,  V.S.  (supernumerary).  No.  11,  Winnipeg  (3rd  July,  1905),  Maj.,  G.  F.  O. 
Pousette;  Capt,  ;   Vet.  Off.,  Vet.-Lt.  T.  Z.  Woods,  V.S.    No.  12,  Toronto  (Ist  Feb 

1907),  Maj.,  J.  A.  Shaw  ;  Capt.,  ;  Vet.  Off.,  .    No.  14,  Calgary 

(Ist  April,  1910),  J»fa;.,  ;  Capt,  Vet.  Off.,  .    No.  15,  Montreal 

(Ist  April,  1910),  i»fa;.,  ;  Capt.,  ;  Vet.  Off., 


ARMY  MEDICAL  SERVICES. 


ARMY  MEDICAL  CORPS  (to  Captaincies). 

Officer  Administering,  Tuk  Dirkctor  General  of  Medical  Services. 

Hon'y  Col.,  *The  Hon.  Sir  F.  W.  Borden,  K.C.M.G.,  M.D.,  M.P.  (D).,  Minister  of  Militia  and  Defence. 


LIEUTENANT-COLONELS. 

*Worthington,  A.  N.  (M.D.  No.  6). 
Birkett,  H.  S.  (M.D.  No.  5),  A.M.O., 

M.D.  No.  5. 
Fotheringham,  J.  T.  (M.D.   No.  2), 

A.M.O.,M.D.,No.  2. 
Sponagle,  J.  A.  (D)  (M.D.  No.  9). 
^Johnson,  H.  D.  (D)  (M.D.  No.  12), 

A.M.O.,  M.D.,  No.  12. 
Rennie,  G.  S.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Maclaren,M.(D)(M.D.No.8).A.M.O., 

M.D.  No.  8. 
Hayes,  A.  N.  (M.D.  No.  1). 
Gorrell,    C.    W.    F.    (M.D.    No.    4), 

A.M.O.,  M.D.  No.  4. 
Thompson,  W.  W.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Cameron,  K.  (M.D.  No.  5). 
Fenton,  F.  (M.D.  No.  2). 

MAJORS. 

Schaflfner,  A.  A.  (M.D.  No.  9). 
*Ros8,  J.  (M.D.  No.  9). 
Farrel,  E.  D.  (M.D.  No.  9). 
Shillington,  A.  T.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
Turcot,  G.  G.  (M.D.  No.  7). 
McPherson,  D.  W.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Hodgetts,  C.  A.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
Roberts,  J.  A.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Wylde,  C.  F.  (M.D.  No.  5). 
Delaney,  W.  H.  (M.D.  No.  7). 
♦Ross,  A.  E.  (M.D.  No.  3). 
Peters,  C.  A.  (M.D.  No.  5).  \ 
McLaughlan,  D.  (M.D.  No.  12). 
Walker,  T.  D.  (M.D.  No.  8). 
*Whitton,  D.  A.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
Marlow,  F.  AV.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Shillington,  J.  W.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
Gardner,  R.  L.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
Williamson,  A.  R.  B.  (M.D.  No.  3). 
Williams,  X  A.  (M.D.  No.  6). 
Hogg,  D.  H.  (M.D.  No.  J). 
Weaver,  W.  J.  (M.D.  No.  8). 
Richardson,  T.  B.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Gilmour,  C.  H.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Bentley,  D.  B.  (M.D.  No.  1). 
♦Weatherbe,  P.  (M.D.  No.  9). 
Hill,  W.  H.  P.  (M.D.  No.  5). 


Watt,  W.  L.  (M.D.  No.  10). 
Harris,  L.  C.  (M.D.  No.  8). 
Warren,  C.  A.  A.  (M.D.  No.  2) 
Webster,  W.  (M.D.  No.  10). 
*McTavi8h,  F.  C.  (M.D.  No.  11). 
Parry,  R.  Y.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Law,  R.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
Webster,  S.  W.  (M.D.  No.  13). 
Etherington,  F.  (M.D.  No.  3). 
Kent,  H.  V.  (M.D.  No.  9). 

CAPTAINS. 

Gilbert,  J.  L.  (M.D.  No.  7). 
Macdonald,  T.  H.  (M.D.  No.  9). 
Seifert,  F.  (M.D  No.  13). 
Cruickshank,  G.  R.  (M.D.  No.  1). 
Scott,  W.  A.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Mackid,  L.  S.  (M.D.  No.  13). 
Hendry,  W.  B.   M.D.  No.  2). 
Currie,  C.  J.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Hendrick,  A.  C.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Hardy,  E.  B.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Fraleigh,  A.  J.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Davey,  J.  E.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Farmer,  G.  D.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Winters,  G.  A.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
McKee,  S.  H.  (M.D.  No.  5). 
Leggett,  T.  H.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
Caskey,  J.  C.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
Dillon,  W.  P.  (M.D.  No.  4). 
McGuffin,  C.  F.  (M.D.  No.  1). 
Cowan,  T.  C.  (M.D.  No.  1). 
Davis,  E.  G.  (M.D.  No.  1). 
Williamson,  H.  J.  (M.D.  No.  10). 
Campbell,  R.  P.  (M.D.  No.  5). 
Lagueux,  P.  (M.D.  No.  7). 
Bishop,  T.  E.  (M.D.  No.  8). 
Lagueux,  G.  L.  (M.D.  No.  7). 
Curren,  L.  M.  (M.D.  No.  8). 
Ford,  F.  S.  L.  (M.D.  No.  9). 
Moore,  E.  F.  (M.D.  No.  9). 
Bucke,  E.  P.  (M.D.  No.  1). 
Guest,  F.  (M.D.  No.  1). 
Ashbaugh,  J.  A.  (M.D.  No.  1.) 
Borden,  L.  E.  (M.D.  No.  11). 
Lowry,  W.  H.  (M.D.  No.  2). 


Cadham,  F.  T.  (M.D.  No.  10). 
Young,  F.  A.  (M.D.  No.  10). 
Green  way,  G.  E.  (M.D.  No.  2). 
Burnet,  P.  (M.D.  No.  7). 
Patch,  F.  S.  (M.D.  No.  5). 
Ferrier,  G.  C.  (M.D.  No.  3). 
Genge,  T.  S.  (M.D.  No.  3). 
Vesey,  E.  M.  (M.D.  No.  10). 
Girvin,  A.  W. 
Murray,  J.  A. 
Morris,  C.  H. 
Duval,  J.  L. 

NURSING  SISTERS. 

*Mi8S  Mary  Affleck. 
*Miss  Elizabeth  Russell. 
*Mi8S  M.  P.  Richardson. 
*Mis8  Margaret  Smith. 
*Mis8  Amy  W.  Scott. 
Miss  Irene  Stewart. 
Miss  Ruth  E.  Pentland. 
Miss  Sarah  C.  Richards. 
Miss  Maude  E.  Gallaher. 
Miss  Emma  F.  Pense. 
Miss  Alice  M.  Godwin. 
Miss  Mima  Russel. 
Miss  Edith  E.  Culcheth. 
Miss  Margaret  G.  Williams. 
Miss  Elizabeth  Craibe. 
Miss  Margaret  M.  Fraser. 
Miss  Isabel  C.  Maclntyre. 
Miss  Nella  M.  Wilson. 
Miss  Murney  M.  Pugh. 
Miss  Maria  L.  Parker. 
Miss  Bessie  A.  Hatch. 
Miss  Louise  Brock. 
Miss  Celestina  Green. 
Miss  Margaret  M.  Mills. 
Miss  Effie  McGiffin. 
Miss  Elizabeth  Morris. 
Miss  Jean  Leishman. 
Miss  Ada  W.  Hammell. 
Miss  Pauline  Dayman. 
Miss  Bertha  J.  Willoughby. 
Miss  Margaret  M.  Ellis. 
Miss  Mary  T.  Lynch. 


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[1911 


FIELD  AMBULANCES. 
(These  officers  belong  to  and  are  detailed  from  the  Army  Medical  Corps). 


No. 


No 


(Halifax).     Off.    Comdg.,    *Maj.     J.    Ross; 
Capts.,  F.  S.  L.  Ford,  E.  F.  Moore,  Qr.-Mr., 


II.  (Ottawa).   Off.  Comdfr.,  Maj.  A.  T.  Shillington ; 

3Iajs.,  J.  W.  Shillington,   R.  L.   Gardner, 

R.  Law  ;  Capts.,  T.  H.  Leggett,  J.  C.  Caskey, 

W.  P.  Dillon. 
No.    in.  (Kingston).    (Cavalry.)   Off'.  Comdg.,M&j.*A. 

E.  Ross ;  Majs.,  A.  R.  B.  Williamson,  F. 

Etherington;   Capts.,  G.  C.  Ferrier,  T.  S. 

Gengc ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  F.  Lockett. 
IV.  (Montreal).    Off.  Cumdg.,   Maj.  C.  F.  Wylde  ; 

Maj.,  W.  H.  P.  Hill;  Capts.,  S.  H.  McKee, 

P.  Burnet,  F.  S.  Patch;  Qr.-Mr., 
V.  (Montreal).    0/.  Comrfflf.,  Lt.-Col.K.Cameron; 

Majs.,  C.  A.  Peters,  J.  A.  Williams;  Capt., 
;  Qr.-Mr., 
VI.  (Sherbrooke).  {Cavalry.)  Off.  Comdg.,  Temp. 

Capt.  E.  J.  Williams  ;  Capt.,  ; 

Qr.-Mr., 
No.    VII.   (Quebec).    Off.  Comdg.,  Maj.  *E.   A.   Lebel 

(9thRegt.).     Maj.,  ' 

Capt.,  ;  Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  A.  Evanturel. 
No.  VIII.  (St.   John,  N.B.).      Off.  Comdg.,  Maj.  T.  D. 

Walker;  Maj.  W.  J.  Weaver,  Capts.,  T.  E. 

Bishop,    L.    M.    Curren;    Qr.-Mr.,    Hon'y 

Capt.  F.  J.  H.  Jones. 

IX.  (Charlottetown).  Off.  Com,dg.,  Maj.  D.  Mc- 
Laughlan  ;  Capt.,  ; 
Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'y  Capt.  J.  S.  Walker. 

X.  (Toronto).  Off.  Comdg.,  Lt.-Col.  F.  Fenton; 
Maj.,  T.  B.  Richardson;  Capts.,  W.  B. 
Hendry,  G.  A.  Winters,  W.  H.  Lowry; 
Qr.-Mr.,  *Hon'y  Capt.  T.  A.  E.  World. 


No, 


No, 


No. 


No. 


No 


No.    XI.  (Toronto).      Off.     Comdg.,    Maj.   D.   W.   Mo- 

Pherson ;  Majs.,  C.  H.  Gilmour,  C.  A.  A. 

Warren  ;  Capts.,  W.  A.  Scott,  C.  J.  Carrie, 

E.B. Hardy  ;Qr.-3/r.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  H.  Fox. 
No.   XII.   (Hamilton).      Off.     Comdg.,    Lt.-Col.    G.    S. 

Rennie ;  Maj.,  R.  Y.  Parry;  Capts.,  J.  E. 

Davey,  G.   D     Farmer,  G.   E.   Greenway ; 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  B.  Lewis. 
No.  XIII.  (Toronto).      (Cavalry).    Off.    Comdg.,    *Maj. 

J.  A.  Roberts  ;  Capt.,  ; 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  R.  H.  Nichols. 
No.  XIV.  (Sarnia).     Off.  Comdg.,  Maj.  D.  B.   Bentley  ! 

Capts.,  G.  R.  Cruickshank,  H.  H.  Sanderson 

(21st    Regt.),    J.    A.    Ashbaugh;    Qr.-Mr., 

Hon'y  Capt.  A.  Johnston. 
No.    XV.   (London).     Off.   Comdg.,  Maj.  D.  H.  Hogg; 

Capts.,  T.  C.  Cowan,  E.  G.  Davis,  E.  P.  Bucke, 

F.  Guest ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Capt.  W.  H.  Irvine. 
No.  XVI.  (Winnipeg).     Off.  Comdg.,  Maj.  W.  Webster  ; 

Capt.,  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y 

Capt.  H.  A.  Wise. 
No. XVII.  (Calgary).    (Cavalry.)    Off.  Comdg.,  Capt.  L, 

S.  Mackid;  Capt.,  C.  F.  McGuffln;  Qr.-Mr. 

Hon'y  Lt.  F.  E.  Curry. 
No.XVIII.(Vaiicouvei).    Of.  Comdg.,   Maj.   F.  O.   Mc 

Tavish ;  Capt. ,  ;  Qr.-Mr. 

Hon'y  Capt.  W.  S.  Dalby. 
No.  XIX.  (Hamilton).    Of.  Comdg., 
;  Capt., 

Qr.-Mr., 
No.  XX  (Montreal).     Off.  Comdg  ,  Maj.  E.  Peltier  (85th 

Regt.);  Capt., 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  J.  W.  Hamilton. 


GENERAL  HOSPITALS. 


No.  1  (Toronto).     Of.    Comdg.,    Maj.   F.    W.    Marlow; 

Qr.-Mr.,  Hon'y  Lt.  W.  H.  Beatty;  Nursing 

Sister,  Miss  B.  A.  Hatch 
No.  2  (Halifax).     Off.  Comdg.,  Lt.-Col.  J.  A.  Sponagle  ; 


Maj.,  A.  A.  Schaffner;  Capt.,  T.  H.  Mac- 
donald  ;  Qr.-Mr.,  ;  NursinB 

Sviters,  Miss  M.  M.  Fraser,  Miss  Margaret 
M.  Ellis. 


CORPS  OF  SCHOOL  CADET  INSTRUCTORS. 
ast  May,  1909). 
(Numbers  in  parentheses  indicate  military  district). 
Lieuts.,  K.  D.  Cunningham  (11),  W.  Elmslie  (1),  A.  C.  Bundy  (11),  R.  N.  Davey  (11),  G.  M.  Higgins  (9),  G.  D. 
Blackadar  (9),  R.  T.  Mack  (9),  R.  Q.  Harvey  (11),  W.  A.  Adams  (1),  J.  H.  Adams  (2),  M.  Shurtleff  (1),  J.  W. 
Day  (1),  E.  E.  Snider  (3),  F.  S.  Phillips  (4),  H.  G.  Clark  (9),  W.  K.  Tibert  (9),  T.  H.  Spinney  (9),  A.  W.  Horner 
(9),  S.  A.  Morton  (9),  L.  J.  Clark  (9),  J.  H.  Trefry  (9),  M.  K.  Harding  (9)  E.  J.  Ross  (9),  W.  F.  Kirk. 

MILITIA  AND   DEFENCE   OF   CANADA. 


Previous  to  the  confederation  of  the  Provinces,  the 
defence  of  this  country  was  entirely  in  the  hands  of  the 
Imperial  Government,  who  for  that  purpose  maintained 
troops  in  each  Province,  supported  by  various  local 
volunteer  militia  corps.  This  volunteer  militia  had, 
when  called  upon,  rendered  most  efficient  service  in 
times  of  trouble. 

After  Confederation  the  British  Government  gradually 
withdrew  all  the  Imperial  troops  from  this  country,  and 
at  present  none  remain. 

By  the  British  North  America  Act  the  command  in 
chief  of  all  naval  and  military  forces  of  and  in  Canada 
was  vested  in  the  Sovereign,  and  the  control  of  the  same 
was  placed  in  the  hands  of  the  Dominion  Parliament.  A 
Department  of  Militia  and  Defence  was  at  the  same  time 
established,  the  first  Minister  being  Sir  George  E.  Cartier, 
and  the  first  Militia  Act  was  passed  in  1868,  31  Vic, 
chap.  40.  The  Act  was  subsequently  amended  in  various 
ways,  especially  in  1904,  when  a  new  Militia  Act  was 
passed  (ch.  23,  4  Ed.  VII.).  By  it  the  Militia  of  Canada 
is  declared  to  consist  of  all  the  male  inhabitants  of 
Canada  of  the  age  of  18  years  or  upwards  and  under  60, 
not  exempted  or  disqualified  by  law,  this  population 
being  divided  into  four  classes,  as  follows  : 

The  first  class  comprises  those  aged  18  or  upwards  and 
under  30,  being  unmarried  or  widowers  without  children. 


The  second  class  comprises  those  between  the  ages  of 
30  and  45,  being  unmarried  or  widowers  without  children. 

The  third  class  comprises  those  between  18  and  45, 
being  married,  or  widowers  with  children. 

The  fourth  class  comprises  those  between  45  and  60. 

The  following  persons  are  exempt  from  enrolment  and 
active  service  at  any  time  :  Members  of  the  King's  Privy 
Council  for  Canada,  Judges,  Members  of  the  Executive 
Councils  of  Provinces,  Deputy  Ministers  of  the  Federal 
and  Provincial  Governments,  clergymen  and  ministers 
of  all  religious  denominations,  professors  in  colleges  and 
teachers  in  religious  orders,  the  wardens  and  officials  of 
all  penitentiaries  and  lunatic  asylums,  persons  physically 
disabled,  and  any  person  being  the  only  son  of  a  widow 
and  her  only  support.  Certain  other  persons  are  exempt 
from  service  except  in  case  of  war. 

The  Active  Militia,  or  any  portion  thereof,  may  be 
ordered  to  drill  or  train  for  a  period  of  not  more  than 
30  days  in  each  year. 

The  Militia  is  divided  into  Active  and  Reserve  Forces' 
The  Active  force  is  composed  of  men  raised  either  by 
voluntary  enlistment  or  by  ballot,  and  the  Reserve  force 
consists,  practically,  of  the  whole  of  the  efficient  men 
not  serving  in  the  Active  Militia  of  the  time  being. 

The  period  of  service,  for  the  Active  Militia,  is  three 
years ;  for  the  Reserve  Militia,  such  as  is  prescribed. 


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RIFLE  ASSOCIATIONS. 


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RIFLE    ASSOCIATIONS. 


1.  Their  formation  and  g'overnment  are  laid  down  by 
regulations  promulgated  in  Militia  General  Orders  88, 
dated  June  1,  1903. 

2.  Are  of  two  following  classes  : — 

(a)  Military— consists  of  persons  in  the  Active 
Militia,  and  are  managed  by  officers  of  the  re- 
spective units. 

(b)  Civilian— consists  of  persons  in  the  Reserve 
Militia,  who,  while  members  of  any  such  club 
or  association,  are  enrolled  in  such  reserve. 
Are  managed  under  such  regulations  as  may 
from  time  to  time  be  issued. 

3.  Rifle  Associations  organized  under  these  regula- 
tions come  under  the  control  of  the  Department  of 
Militia  and  Defence. 

4.  To  form  an  association  in  a  locality  requires  not 
less  than  forty  men  residing  therein,  and  aged  over  six- 
teen years.  They  must  be  members  of  the  Active  Militia 
(for  Military  Associations) ;  or  subscribe  to  the  oath  of 
allegiance  to  His  Majesty  (for  Civilian  Associations). 

5.  A  captain  is  appointed  to  every  Civilian  Association, 
who,  with  a  committee  of  two  members,  manage  the 
afifairs  of  the  association. 

6.  The  annual  subscription  to  be  not  less  than  $1  each 
member. 

7.  A  member  may  resign  on  three  months'  notice  to 
the  captain.  The  former  must  return  all  government 
property  in  his  possession  before  the  resignation  can  be 
accepted. 

8.  An  association  may  be  disbanded  for  grave  irregu- 
larities or  mismanagement. 

9.  A  member  may  be  expelled  by  a  two-third  vote  of 
the  association  to  which  he  belongs. 

10.  No  man  is  allowed  to  belong  to  more  than  one 
association. 

11.  The  District  Officer  Commanding  is  charged  with 
the  organization,  etc.,  after  the  necessary  papers  have 
been   forwarded  by  him,  are  recommended  at  head- 


quarters and  approved  by  the  Minister  of  Militia  and 
Defence. 

12.  An  association  maintaining  a  membership  of  less 
than  forty  must  disband. 

13.  In  the  event  of  a  national  emergency,  any  person 
who  is  or  has  been  duly  enrolled  in  any  Rifle  Association 
in  Canada  shall  be  deemed  to  be  already  enrolled  in  the 
Reserve  Militia  of  the  Dominion. 

14.  Rijle.— The  arm  used  is  the  -303  rifle,  either  of 
Government  issue  or  of  bona  fide  Government  pattern, 
and  bearing  the  Government  viewer's  mark. 

15.  Associations  may  be  supplied  with  rifles  for  the 
use  of  members  on  the  captain's  requisition  and  on  his 
furnishing  a  bond  signed  by  three  responsible  members, 
for  the  safety,  preservation,  and  safe  return  when 
required  to  do  so,  of  all  rifles  issued  to  them.  (Note.— 
Each  rifle  is  valued  at  $25). 

16.  Under  the  conditions  of  the  bond,  ten  rifles  may  be 
issued  to  each  association  of  forty  members,  and  five 
additional  rifles  for  every  twenty  additional  members, 
until  the  stock  of  rifles  available  for  this  purpose  be 
exhausted. 

17.  Am^nunition.— 200  rounds  a  year  to  each  member 
of  a  Military  Association  ;  100  rounds  to  each  member 
of  a  Civilian  Association  ;  free  issue. 

Extra  ammunition  as  follows : — 

Lee-Enfield,  per  1,000 $15.00 

Miniature  Cartridges,  per  1,000 3.00 

Regulations,  published  in  pamphlet  form,  give  full 
details  and  information  as  to  organizing,  etc.,  rifle 
associations;  officers'  duties,  returns,  also  standard 
rules,  instructions  as  to  targets  and  marking,  care  of 
arms,  rifle  ranges,  etc.  (issued  by  Dept.  of  Militia  and 
Defence). 

When  demanding  ammunition  on  repayment,  the 
amount  should  be  deposited  in  a  Canadian  chartered 
bank,  to  the  credit  of  the  Receiver  General,  and  the 
Deposit  Receipt  annexed  to  the  requisition. 


THE  MILITIA  PENSION  ACT,  1901, 
(Synopsis.) 
For  permanent  staflf  and  militia ;  non-commissioned 
officers  and  men  ;  widows  and  children  of  oflScers. 

Not  applicable  to  persons  who  were  retired  prior  to 
passage  of  Act. 


Officers. 

(a)  Compulsory  retirement  after  20  years'  service,— 
pension  for  life. 

(b)  Voluntary  retirement  after  25   years'   service,— 

pension  for  life. 

(c)  Constrained  retirement  (due  to  body  or  mind  in- 

firmity) before  retirement  at  which  a  pension 
might  be  granted,— a  gratuity  based  on  years' 
service. 

(d)  Retirement  to  promote  efficiency  or  economy,— 
same  gratuity  as  would  be  granted  in  consequence 
of  body  or  mind  infirmity. 


Non-Commissioned  Officers  and  Men. 

(a)  Compulsory  retirement,  if  required,  after  20  years' 
service, — pension  for  life. 

(b)  Voluntary  retirement,  after  20  years'  service,— 

pension  for  life. 

(c)  Constrained  retirement  (due  to  body  or  mind  in- 

firmity), after  not  less  than  15  years'  service, — 
pension  for  life. 


Rate  of  Deduction,  Etc. 
Five  per  cent,  a  year  on  salary,  for  a  period  not  exceed- 
ing 35  years ;  and  no  addition  to  pension  after  said  period. 


Widows  and  Children  of  Officers. 

Compassionate  allowances  are  granted  thereto,  based 
on  officer's  rank  and  salary. 

All  of  these  pensions  and  allowances  are  granted 
upon  certain  other  conditions,  which  are  fully  defined 
in  "The  Militia  Pension  Act,  1901,"  and  amendments. 

Note.— An  act  somewhat  similar  to  this  one  was  passed 
in  1902,  granting  pensions  to  theR.N.W.M.  Police  Force. 


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WAR  SERVICE  OF  OFFICERS. 


[1911 


WAR  SERVICE  OF  OFFICERS  OF  THE   ACTIVE  MILITIA,  AND 
OF  FIELD  OFFICERS  RETIRED  RETAINING  RANK. 

ABBKKViATiona:— C.G.,  Canada  Gazette;  D.,  Despatch;  Ds.,  Despatches;   Ex.,  Expedition  ;  F.R.,  Fenian  Raid; 

L.G.,  London  Gazette;  M,,  Medal ;  C,  Clasp  ;  R.  '85,  Rebellion  in  the  North-West  Territories  in  1885  ;  R.R. 

Ex.,  Red  River  Expedition  ;  G.S.M.,  General  Service  Medal;  S.A.W.,  South  African  War. 
Dates  of  actions  : — 
Egypt :  Kassassin  (2nd  action),  9  Sept.,  1882  ;  Mahuta,  24  Aug.,  1882  ;  Telel-kebir,  13  Sept.,  1882. 

Rebellion  in  Canadian  North-West,  1885  ;  Batoche,  9-12  May ;  Battleford  (relief)  24  ApL;  Cut  Knife  Hill,  2  May ; 
Fish  Creek,  24  Apl.  ;  Frenchman's  Butte,  28  May. 

South  African  war,  1899-1902  :  Belfast,  26-27  Aug.,  1900;  Diamond  Hill,  11-12  June,  1900;  Driefontein,  10  Mar., 
1900;  Faber's  Put,  30  May.  1900  ;  Hout  Nek,  1  May,  1900;  Israel's  Poort,  25  Apl.,  1900  ;  Johannesburg,  29 
May,  1900;  Karree  Siding,  29  Mar.,  1900;  Kimberley  (relief),  15  Feb.,  1900;  Laing's  Nek,  6-9  June,  1900; 
Lydenburg,  5-8  Sept.,  1900;  Mafeking  (relief),  17  May,  1900;  Poplar  Grove,  7  Mar.,  1900;  Pretoria,  4  June, 
1900  ;  Reit  Vlei,  16  July,  1900  ;  Ruidam,  4  May,  1900;  Vaal  Kranz,  5-7  Feb.,  1900;  Vet  River,  5-6  May,  1900; 
Zand  River,  10  May,  1900. 


Adamson,  A.  S.  A.  M-S.A.W.  1900- 

'01,  M.  and  3  C, 
Affleck,  Miss  M.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  M. 
Agnew,  John — R.  '85,  M. 
Alain,  L.— R.  '85,  M, 
Allan,  J.  A.  W.— R.  '85,  M. 
Amyot,  J.  B.— R.R.  Ex.  '70,  G.S.M., 

IC. 
Anderson,    G.— S.  A.  W.     1900-'02, 

Queen's  M,  and  4  C. 
Anderson,  W.  P.— F.R.,  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  C. 
Armstrong,  B.  H.  O.— Operations  in 
Sierra  Leone  '98-99,  M.  and  C. ;  S. 
A.W  '01-'02,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Armstrong,  B.  R.— S.  A.  W,  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Armstrong,  C.  J.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'01, 
Queen's  M.   and  3  C,  King's  M. 
and  3  C. 
Arnold.    R.    H.— S.  A.  W.     1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Ashmead,   A.   F.  —  S.  A.  W.   •01-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Aubry,  A.  D.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M.,  10. 
Auldjo,  W.  de  L.— R.  '85,  M. 
Austin,  J.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,   Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Aylmer,  The  Rt.  Hon.  Matthew,  Lord 

—F.R.  '66  and  '70,  G.S.M.,  2  C. 
Aylmer,  Hon.  Henry— F.R.  '66,  G.S. 

M.,1C. 
Baird,    D.    H.— S.    A.   W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Ballantine,    J.— S.    A.    W.     '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Bapty,  W.-S.A.W.  '99-01,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Barber,  J.  R.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Barclay,  Rev.  Jas.— R,  '85,  M. 
Barker,  F.  E.  L.— Tirah,  '97-'98,   M. 

and  2  C. 
Barker,    R.    K.— S.    A.    W.    'e9-'00. 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Barnett,  S.-F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Barr,  Jas.— F.R.  '66  and  '70 ;  R.R. Ex. 

•70;  G.S.M.,  3C. 
Barr6,  J.  W.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Barwell,  John— Abyssinian  Ex.'67-68. 
Barwis,  T.  S.— F.  R.   '66   and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  C. 
Bauld,  A.  M.— R.  '85,  M. 
Baynes,  E.    A.  -F.R.  '66  and   '70, 

G.S  M.,  2  0.;  R. '85,  M. 
Beattie,  Thos.— R.  '85,  M. 
Beaudreau.Jos.— F.R.'70,G.S.M.,10. 
Becher,    A.    V.  -  S.  A.  W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Belcher,  R. -R.  '85,  M.;  S.A.W.  '99- 

'02,  Ds.,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Belcher,  Wm.  H.— F.R.  '66,G.S.M., 

10. 
Bell,  A.  H.— Matabele  Reb.,'96,  M.— 
S.A.W.   1900-'02,  Queen's  M.   and 
3C.,  King's  M.  and  2  0. 
Bell,  A.  J.— R.  '85,  M. 


Bell,    R.    Wm.— F.R.    '66    and   '70, 

G.  S.  M.,  2  O. 
Bell,  W.  H.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Belson,  W.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Bennett,    C,    C  — S.A.W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M  and  5  C. 
Benson,  F.  W.  -F.R.  '66,  M.  and  C. ; 

S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Ds.,  L.G.,  16  Apr., 

'01,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C,  C.B. 
Benwell,    E.   G.— S.  A.  W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Benyon,    J.    A.— S.A.W.    1900,    Ds. 

L.G.,  8  Feb.,  '01,  Queen's  M.  and 

3C. 
Biggar,  J.  Lyons  (D.  of  T.  and  S.— 

S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Biggar,  J.  L.   (10th  Can.   Fd.   Hos- 
pital) -S.A.W.  '02,  Queen's  M.  and 

3  C 
Biggs,  J.  C— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Bishop,    W.  G.   v.— S.A.W.   '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  0. 
Blanchard,   W.  H.— S.  A.  W.  '01-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  O. 
Bliss,  D.  O.  F.— R.  '85,  M.;  S.A.W. 

1900-02,  Queen's  M.  and  5  0. ,  Ds. 

L.G.,  29  July,  1902,  M.  for  distin- 
guished conduct  in  the  field. 
Bog,  Thos.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  0. 
Bois.  E.  S.— R.  '85,  M. 
Bolster,  H.  G.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Bond,    Frank  — F.R.    '66    and   '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  C. 
Bonnycastle,  R.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Borden,  Hon.  Sir  Fred.  W. ,  K.  C.  M.G. 

—F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  0. 
Borland,  David— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. ; 

S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Bott,   J.   0.   L.— S.  A.  W,    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Boulanger,  G.  L.  — S.  A.  W.  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Boulanger,  P.  T.   E.— S.A.W.  1900, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  0.  ;  International 

war  against  China,  1900-01,  M. 
Boultbee,  F.  W.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Bourne,  W.— Suakin,  '84-'85,  Egypt- 
ian M.  andC,  Khedive's  bronze  star. 
Boutilier,  A.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Bowell,    Hon.    Sir   M.— F.  R.    '66, 

G.S.M.  andC. 
Bowness,  E.  W.— S.A.W.  '99-'00. 
Boyer,    Pierre  — F.R.   '66  and   '70, 

G.S.M.,2  0. 
Brace,  A.  J.— S.A.W.  1900-'02,Queen'8 

M.  and  2  0. 
Bradley,    S.     M.— S.  A.  W.    '99-'00 

Queen's  M.  and  3  0. 
Bray,    A.— S.A.W.    '99-'00,    Queen's 

M.  and  1  C. 
Bredin,  J.H.— F.R.'70,  G.S.M.,1C. 
Breedon,     J.     S.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 


Breraner,  A.  G.— Dongola  Ex.,  '96, 

Egyptian  M. ;  M. 
Bremner,  J.   J.— F.R.    '66,    G.S.M., 

1  C;  R.  '85,  M. 
Brennan,  F.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Bridges,    W.    T.  —  S.  A.  W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  0. 
Brock,  A.  M.— S.A.W.  '01-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  2  0. 
Brock,    Hy.-R.   '85,  Ds.,   C.G.,  11 

July,  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Broughall,  Geo.— R.'  85,  M.  and  O. 
Brown,  F.  W.— R.  '85,  M. 
Brown,    G.   B.— India,    1901-'02,  M. 

and  C. 
Brown,  W.  W.— S.A.W.  '02,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  0. 
BuUman,  Jas.  D.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M., 

10. 
Burch,  F.  O.— F.R.  '66;  G.S.M.,  1  0. 
Burstall,   H.   E.— S.  A.  W.   '99-'02, 

Ds.,  King's  M.  and  2  0,  Ds.  L.  G., 

17  and  29  July,  1902,  Bt.  of  Maj. 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Butcher,  W.  P.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Caldwell,    A.  C.  C— S.A.W.   '99-'00, 

M.  and  2  0. 
Cameron,  H.  H.—  R.  '85,  M.,  S.A.W. 

'99-'00,  Queen's  M.  and  3  O. 
Cameron,  K.  B.— Operations  in  Ohi- 

tral,  *95,  M.  and  C. ;  N.W.  Frontier 

of  India,  '97-'98,  Tochi  Field  and 

Tirah  Ex.,  0. 
Campbell,   Kenneth-F.R.  '66;  G.S. 

M.,  1  0. 
Campbell,   H.   M.— S.A.W.  1900-'02, 

Ds.,  L.G.  10  Sept.,  '01,  Bt.  of  Lt. 

Col.,  Queen's  M.  and  4  0.,  King's 

M.  and  2  O. 
Campbell,  K.  J.  R.-West  Coast  of 

Africa,  '94,  Ds.,  L.G.  21  Dec,  '94, 

M.  and  C,  D.S.O. 
Carbauld,  G.   B.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Carlisle,  G.  C— F.  R.   '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  0. 
Carmichael,    Andrew  —  F.    R.    '70, 

G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Carpenter,  A.  E.  —  S.  A.  W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  0. 
Carpenter,  J.  V.  E.— S.A.W.  1900-'02, 

Ds.,  L.G.,  8  Aug.,  1900;  Queen's 

M.  and  5  0. 
Carr-Harris,  E.  D.— China,  1900,  M. 

andC. 
Carstairs,  W.  F.  W.— R.  '85,  M.;  W. 

Africa  (S.  Nigeria)  190i-'02,  M.  and 

C,  Aro  Ex.,  C. 
Cartwright,  0.  E.— R.  '85,  M. 
Oartwright,  F.    L.— S.A.W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Cartwright,  G.  S.— Isazai  Ex.,  '92. 
Oartwright,  Robert— R.  '85,  M. ;  S. 

A.W.  '99-00,  C.M.G.,   Queen's  M. 

and  4  0. 


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Caagrain,  Hy,  R.— R.  '85,  M. 
Casgrain,  P.   H.  du  P.— R.  '85,  M.; 

Manipur  Ex.   '91 ;  S.A.W.   •99-'02, 

D.S.,  L.Q.  29  July,  '02,  Queen's  M. 

and  3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  0. 
Chabot,  L.  G.— R,  '85,  M. 
Chambers,  E,  J.— R.  '85,  M  and  C. 
Chambr6,  H.  W.  A.— R.  '85,  M. 
Channell,  H.  E.  — F.  R.  '70,  G.S.M. ,  1 C. 
Charest,  J.  C.  B.— R.  '85,  M. 
Checkley,  J.  B.— F.R.  '66  and  '70,  G. 

S.M.,2C. 
Chinic,  Jos.  E.— R.  '85,  M. 
Chipman,  Lde  V.— F.R.'66,  G.S.M., 

10. 
Christie,  A.  E.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C, 

S.A.W.  1900-'02,  Ds.,  Queen's  M. 

and  3  C. 
Clark,  K.  W.   H.— S.A.W.  1900-'02, 

Ds.,  L.G.,  20  Sept.,  1901,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Clark,    R.    P.— S.  A.  W.      1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Clarke,  F.  J.— R.  '85,  M. 
Clarkson,    E.   P.— S.  A.  W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Cleveland,  T.  P.— F.  R.  '70,  G.S.M., 

IC. 
Clinch,    H.    W.— S.  A,   W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C,  King's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Clyde,   Thomas— F.R.    '70,    G.S.M., 

1  C. 
Coates,  H.  W.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Coekburn,  H.  Z.  C— S.A.W.  '99-'00, 

r.C,  Ds.,  Bt,  of  Major,  Queen's  M. 

and  4  C. 
Codd,    Alf.— R.R.   Ex.   '70,   G.S.M., 

1  C. ;  R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Cole,  F.  M.— R.  '85,  M. 
Cole,  W.  H.— F.R.  '66  and  '70,  G.S. 

M.,  2  C. 
Connaught  and  Strathearn,  General 

H.R.H.,  the   Duke    of— F.  R.  '70, 

G.S.M.,  1  C;  Egyptian  Ex.  '82,  Ds. 

L.G.,  8th  Sept., '6th  Oct., 7th  Nov., 

'82.     Thanked  by  Houses  of  Parlt. , 

M.   and   C,    bronze   star,   second 

class  Medjidie;  C.B. 
Cooke,  G.  T.— F.R.    '66,    R.R.   Ex. 

'70,  G.S.M.,  2  C. 
Coombs,  H.  L.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1 C. 
Cooper,  J.— R.  '85,  M. 
Cooper,  W.  H.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M., 

IC. 
Corbin,  J.  G.— R.  '85,  M. 
Cory,  G.  N.— S.A.W.  '99-'2,  Ds.,  LQ., 

8  Feb.  '01,  (Sir  R.  H.  Buller,  30 

Mar.   and  9  Nov.,   1900)  L.O.,  10 

Sept  ,  1901,  Queen's  M.  and  7  C, 

King's  M.  and  2  C.  ;  D.S.O,  Aden 

1903, 
Coryell,  J.  A.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Cosby,  N.  W.— S.A.W.  '99-'00. 
Costigan,  R.— S.A.W.  1900-'01. 
Cotton,  W.   H.  — F.  R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,2C. 
Courtney,    R.     M.— S.A.W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Coutlee,  L.  W.— F.R.  '66  and  '70,  M. 

and  2  C;  R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Cowan,  H.  J.— S.A.W.,  Queen's  M. 

and  3  C. 
Crawford,  J.  M.— F.  R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,2C. 
Cronyn,  H.  B.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Crozier,  J.  A.  G.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M., 

IC. 
Cumming,  Rod'k— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Cunningham-Dunlop,  C.  J.— S.A.W. 

1902,  M.  and  C. 
Curran,  Alf.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Curren,  J.  E.— R.  '85,  M. 
David,    R.    S.  — F.R.    '66    and   '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  C. 


Davies,  R.— Zulu  War  '79,  M.  and  C ; 

Bechuanaland  Ex, '84-'85 ;   S.A.W. 

'99-'00,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Dawson,  A.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Dawson,  M.  de  B.-  F.R.  '66,  G.S.M., 

IC. 
de  Balinhard,  J.  C— S.A.W.   1900, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Deedes,   H.  G.— S.A.W.  '01,  special 

service  officer. 
Delamere,  J.   M.  —  F.  R.    '70,   G.  S. 

M.,  IC;  R. '85,  M. 
De  la  Ronde,  S.  E.,  sr.— F.R.  '66  and 

'70,  G.SM.,2C. 
Denison,  C.  A.   K.— R.  '85,  M 
Denison,   G.  T.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M., 

IC;  R.  '85,  M. 
Denison,  G.  W.  — W.  Africa,  '03,  M. 

andC. 
Denison,  S.   J.   A.— S.A.W.    '99-'00, 

Ds.  (2),  C.M.Q.,  Queen's  M.  and 

4  C,  Brevet  of  Lt.-Col. 
Desjardins,  L.  G.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M., 

IC 
Deslauriers,  Jos.— F.R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  C 
des  Trois  Maisons,  J.  P.  A.— R.  '85,  M. 
Devine,  J.  A.— S.A.W.,  M.  and  4  C. 
Dickey,  O.  B.  R. -S.A.W.  1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C 
Dillon,  Robt.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1 C ; 

R.  '85,  M. 
Dingwall,  Rod'ck— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M. , 

IC;  R.  '85,  M. 
Dixon,  F.  J.— R.  '85,  M.;  S.A.W.  '99- 

'02,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C,   King's 

M.  and  2  C. 
Dixon,    T.    F.    II.— S.  A.  W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C 
Dobell,    C    M.— Hazara    Ex.,    '91, 

S.A. 

W.  '99-'00,  Ds.,  L.G.,  10  Sept.,  '01, 

Queen's  M.  and  6  C,  D.S.O. 
Dodd,  G.   S.— S.A.W.,    Queen's   M. 

and  2  C 
Dolby,  R.  v.— S.A.W.     '02,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C 
DomviUe,  J.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C 
Donaldson,     C     A.— S.  A.  W.    1900, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Donaldson,  R.  L.  M.— S.  A.  W.  1900- 

'02,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
d'Orsonnens,  A. — R.  '85,  M. 
d'Orsonnens,  G.— S.A.W.  '99-'01,  M. 

and  3  0. 
Doucet,  A.  E.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Doucet,   L.  C   A.   de  B.— S.  A.  W 

1900-'02,    Queen's    M.    and    3    C, 

King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Douglas,  J.  W.— F.  R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  0. 
Doull,  J.  D.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Drum,  L.— S.  A.  W.  '02,  Queen's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Drury,  C  W.— R.  '85,  Ds.  C.  G.  11th 

July,' 85,  M.  andC;  S.A.W.  •99-'00, 

Ds.,Bt.  of  Col.,  C.B. 
Duchesnay,  T.  J.— F.R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.  S.  M.  and  2  C. 
Duff,  G.   M.— Burmese  Ex.,  '87-'88, 

M.  and  C,  operations  in  Chitral, 

'95 
Duff,'  H.  R.— S.A.W.  '99-'01,  M.  and 

Q    p 

Duff  US,  E.  J.— Nile  Ex.,  '98,  M.;  S.A. 

W.  '99-'02,  Ds.,  L.G.  10  Sept.  '01, 

29  July,  '02,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C, 

King's  M.  and  2  C 
Duffus,  F.  F.— S.  A. W.'99-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C 
Duffus,  G.  S.— S.A.W.'99-'0O,  Queen's 

M.  and  1  0. 
Dundonald,  D.  M.  B.  H.,  The  Earl  of, 

K  C.  V.O.,  C.B.  -Soudan  Ex.  1884- 

'85,  Ds.,  L.G.,  25  Aug.,  '85,  M.  and 


2  C,  bronze  star,  Bt.  of  Lt.- 
Col.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'00.,  Ds.  (Sir 
R.  H.  Buller,  30  Mar.,  24  May,  19 
June,  13  Sept.,  9  Nov.),  L.G.,  8 
Feb.,  '01,  Promoted  Maj.-Gen.  for 
distinguished  service.  Queen's  M. 
and  6  0. 

Dunham,  F.  H.— S.A.W.,  Queen's  M. 
and  3  C, 

Dunn,  Orlando.— F,  R.  '66,  G.S.M,,  1 
C  ;  R,  '85,  M, 

Durkee.A,  A.— S.A.W,  1900,  Queen's 
M, and  3  C 

Dymond.  W.— S.  A.  W.,  Queen's  M. 
and  1  C 

Eaton,  D.  I.  V.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'00, 
Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 

Eaton,  R.  B.— S.A.W.  '99'02,  Queen's 
M.  and  4  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C 

Elder,  J.  M,— R.  '85,  M. 

Ellis,    R.     Y.— F.R.    '66,    G.  S.  M,, 

1  C, 

Ellis,  W.  C- S.A.W. 
Elmsley,    J.   H.— S.  A.   W.   '99-'02, 
Queen's  M.  and  5  C,  King's  M.  and 

2  0. 

English,  0.   E. — Bechuanaland    Ex. 

'84-'85. 
Evans,   A.   S.— East  Africa,    '03-'04, 

M.  and  C. 
Evans,  Edwyn— F.R.  '66  and  '70. 
Evanturel,    G.    T.    A.— F.     R.     '70, 

G.S.M.,  1  C  ;  R.  '85,  M. 
Fages,  A.  O,    -R.  '85,  M, 
Faguy,  Rev.  F.-X.—R.  '85,  M. 
Fair  weather,  P.  R.  L.— S.  A.  W.  1900, 

M,  and  3  0. 
Farewell,  J.  E.— F.R.    '66,   G.S.M., 

10. 
Farley,  J.  J.  B.— Dongola  Ex.,  '96, 

Egyptian  M.  and  C,  M.;   S.A.W. 

19d0-'02,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Farrell,  G.  W.  M.-S.A.W.  '02. 
Fee,  C  P.— S.A.W,  '02,  Queen's  M. 

and  4  0, 
Fellows,  W,— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Ferguson  Davie,  F.  A.— S.A.W.  '99- 

'02,  Queen's  M.  and  2  C 
Fessenden,    J.     H.— S.  A.  W.    '02, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  0. 
Finlayson,  J.  A.— R.  '85,  M. 
Fiset,  0.  F.  0.— R.  '85,  M. 
Fiset,    E.— S.    A,    W.    '99-'00,    Da., 

D.S.O. , 

Bt.  of  Lt.-Col.  A. M.S.,  Queen's  M. 

and  4  C 
Fiset,  M.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Fisher,  C  E.  H.— F.  R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,2C 
Fleming,  F.  A.— R.  '85,  M. 
Fletcher,  Jno.  P. -F.R.  '66  and  '70, 

R.R.  Ex. '70;  G.S.M.,  3  0. 
Flick,  C  L.-S.A.W. 
Forrest,    0.  F.— F.R,    '66,    G,S.M., 

10.;  R.  '85,  M.andC 
Forrest,  W.  H.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1 

C;  R. '85,  M. 
Forsyth,  J.   B.— F.R.   '66    and    '70, 

G.S,M.  2  0. 
Fortescue,  Miss  F.  E.— S.A.W.  1900- 

'02,  M. 
Foulkes,    J.    F.— S.    A.    W.    '01 -'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Fournier,    A.— F.   R.    '70,    G.S.M., 

1  0. 
Fowle,    W.     F.  — S.A.W,    1899-'01, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Fowler,  W.  G.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Fraser,  Achille— R.  '85,  M. 
Eraser,  C  K.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Eraser,  Jno.— F.R.  '66  ;  R.R.  Ex.  '70 ; 

G.S.M.,  2  0. 
Freeborn,  J.  S.— R.  '85,  M.  and  O. 
French,  Gen' I.  J.  D.  P.— Soudan  Ex. 

'84-'85,  Ds.,  L.G.  27  March,  '85,  M. 

and  2  C ,  bronze  star ;  S.  A.  W.  '99-'02, 


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promoted  Maj.-Gen'l  for  distin- 
guished service,  '99,  Da.,  L.G.  4 
May,  1900,  8  Feb.  '01  (Sir  G.  S. 
White,  2  Dec. ,  '99,  Lord  Roberts, 
31  March,  1900),  L.G.  16  April,  '01, 
29  July,  '02,  promoted  Maj.-Gen'l, 
antedated,  promoted  Lt.-Gen'l  for 
distinguished  service,  Queen's  M. 
and  7  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C, 
K.C.B.,  K.C.M.G. 

Frenette,  L.  E.— F.R.  70,  G.S.M., 
IC;  R. '85,  M. 

Frith,  G.  R.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Ds., 
L.G.  29  July,  1902,  Queen's  M.  and 
4  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C ;  W,  Africa, 
1903,  M.  and  0. 

Fullerton,  Rev.  T.  F.— S,  A.  W.  '99-'00. 

Garner,  A.  C— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Ds., 
L.G.  8  Jan.,  '01,  Queen's  M.  and 
4  0. 

Gamett,  C.  G.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  M. 
and  3  0. 

Garrison,  Wm.  A.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M., 
1 C.  ;  R.  '85,  M. 

Gartshore,  Wm.  M.— R.  '85,  M. 

Gault,  A.  H.— S.  A.  W.  '02,  Queen's 
M.  and  3  0. 

George,  Jas.— R.  '85,  M. 

Gemmill,  J.  D.— F.R.  '66  and  '70, 
G.S.M.,  2  0. 

Gibson,  Hon.  J. M.— F.R.  '66, G.S.M., 
10. 

Gillies,  A.— S.A.W.  1900-'01  ;  Distin- 
guished Oonduct  Medal,  Queen's 
M.  and  3  0. 

Gilraour,  J.  F.— S.A.W.  '99-'00 ;  M. 
and  3  C. 

Gimblett,  W.  H.— S.  A.  W.'99-'00,  Ds. 
L.G.,  April  1901,  Queen's  M.  and 
4  0. 

Girouard,  Sir  E.  P.  C— Dongola  Ex. 
'96,  Ds.,  L.G.  3  Nov.  '96,  D.S.O., 
Egyptian  M.  and  0. ;  Nile  Ex.  '97, 
Da.,  L.G.,  2  Jan'y.  '98,  0.  to  Egyp- 
tian M.,  Bt.  of  Maj.;  Nile  Ex.  '98, 
M.;  S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Ds..  L  G.  S 
Feb'y,  19  Apr.,  '01,  29  July,  '02, 
Queen's  M.  and  3  C,  King's  M.  and 

2  0.,  K.C.M.G. 

Godson,     G.    G.— S.A.W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M,   and  4  C,  King's  M. 

and  2  C;  Natal  Native  Reb.  1906, 

M.  and  1  C. 
Good,    W.    O.-S.    A.    W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  0. 
Goodman,    Kenneth.  —  F.    R.     '66, 

G.S.M.,  1  0. 
Gordon,   W.  D.— F.  R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  0.  ;  S.  A.  W.  '99-'01. 
Gorman,  F.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  0. 
Gorman,  H.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  0. 
Gould,  H.  J.— Basuto  Reb.,  '80-'81, 

served   during    last   year    of    re- 
bellion. 
Graham,  H.  C— R.  '85,  M. 
Grant,  J.  A.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Grasett,  H.  J.-F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,10.; 

R. '85,  Ds.,M.  andO. 
Graveley,  J.   V.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M., 

10. 
Gray,  A.  0.  —S.A.W.,  Queen's M.  and 

3  0. 

Gray,  F.  W.— F.R.'66and'70,G.S.M., 

2  C 
Gray," John— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  0. 
Gray,  P.  E.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  5  C. 
Green,  W.  J.  —  S.  A.  W.  '99-'01,  M. 

and  3  0. 
Greenwood,  H.  S.— S.A.W.  1900 -'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C.    King's  M.  and 

2  C. ;  Natal  Native  Reb.  '06,  M. 
Gre  ville-Harston,  O.  — R. '85,  M.  and  0. 
Grierson,  J.  F.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Griesbach,   W.   A. -S.A.W.   '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  O. 


Griffiths,  R.  H.— Zulu  War,  1879.  M. 

andC. 
Guillet,  Geo.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  0. 
Gunther,  E.  F.— R.  '85,  M. 
Hall,  V.  A.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  0. 
Hall,  W.  B.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  0. 
Hallick,  W.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  C,  King's  M.  and  2  0. 
Halls,  F.  0.— R.  85,  M. 
Hambly,P.  H.— F.R.'66,  G.S.M.,10. 
Hamersley,  H.  St.  G.— S.A.W.  1900- 

'01,  Queen's  M.  and  3  0. 
Hamilton,  C.  F.— S.A.W.  1900  (war 

correspondent,  and  awarded  medal 

as  such). 
Hamilton,   W.  A.— S.A.W.  1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  0.,  King's  M.  and 

2  C 
Hanson,    J.    W.— F.R.   '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  0. 
Hardie,  G.  E.— Aden,  '03-'04. 
Hare,  H.  M.— R.  '85,  M.;  China  Ex. 

Force  (1900-'01),  M. 
Harrison,  Edw.— F.R.    '66,  G.S.M., 

10.;  R. '85,M. 
Hart-McHarg,  W.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Hayter,  R.   J.   F.— S.  A.  W.   '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  0.,   King's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Hayward,  G.  F.  H.— S.A.W.  1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Heakes,  J.  R.— R. '85,  M. 
Hubert,  F.-S.  A.  W.  '02,  Queen's  M. 

and  3  0. 
Hubert,  Z.  J.  R.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Henderson,  R.  H.— S.A.W.  1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Heneker,  W.  0.  G.— W.  Africa,  '99, 

Ds.,  L.G.  14  Sept.,  1900,  M.  and 

0.;  W.  Africa,  '01-'02,  Ds.,  L.G.  18 

Apr.,  '02,  M.  and  C,  Bt.  of  Maj.; 

Aro  Ex.,  Ds.,  L.G.  12 Sept.,  '02,  0., 

D.S.O.:   W.    Africa,    '02-'03,    Ds., 

L.G.  28  Oct.,  '04, Bt.  of  Lt.-Col.,  C. ; 

operations  in  Afikpo  country,  C. 
Hennessy,    J.   T.— S.  A.  W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  0. 
Herbert,  I.  J.  0.— Egyptian  Ex.,  '82, 

Ds.,  L.G.,  2  Nov.,  '82,  M.  and  0., 

bronze  star,  Bt.  of  Maj.,  4th  class, 

Medjidie.    Soudan  Ex.  '84'85,  2  0. 

S.  A.  W.  ,'99-'00.  Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Herriott,    J.    D.  —  S.  A.  W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  6  0. 
Hesketh,  J.  A.— R.  '85,  M. 
Hessian,   E.    V.— S.   A.    W.    '99-'00. 

Queen's  M.  and  3  0. 
Heward,  E.  H.  T.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M., 

1  0.  ;  R.  '85,  M. 

Hewett,  E.  V.  O.— Soudan,  '85-'86, 
M.,  bronze  star;  India;  97' -'98, 
Ds-,  L.G.  22  Apr.,  '98,  M.  and  C. 

Hewitt,  W.  H.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's 
M.  and  3  0. 

Higinbotham,  G.  M.— R.  '85,  M. 

Hill,  Rev.  A.  C.-F.R.  '66,  M.  and  0. 

Hill,  J.  F.— R.  '85,  M. 

Hillier,  R.— R.  '85,  M. 

Hodgins,  A.  E.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'02, 
Queen's  M.  and  4  0,  King's  M.  and 

2  0. 

Hodgins,  C.  R.— Hazara  Ex.,  '91,  M. 

andC. 
Hodgins, W.  E.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,1  0. 
Hodson,    G.     0.— S.A.W.     1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Holland,  E.  J.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Ds., 

V.C.,  Queen's  M.  and  5  0. 
Holmes,  J.  G.— F.  R.   '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,2  0. 
Holtorf,  Wm.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Home,  F.  J.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  M.  and 

4  0. 
Horsey,  A.  J.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 


Hosmer,  E.  A.  O.— Galeka  andGaika 
Wars  (1877-'78),  M.  and  C;  Moriosi 
campaign  '79,  C;  Basuto  Reb.  '81, 
M.  and  O. 
Howard,  F.  A.— R.'85,  M.  and  O. 
Hubbell,  E.  W.— R.  '85,  M. 
Hudon,  J.  A.  G.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0.; 

S.  A.  W.    '99-'01,    M.    and    3    0., 
C.M.G. 
Hudon,  L,   D.— F.  R.    '66    and   '70. 

G.S.M.,2  0. 
Hudon,    L.    E.— F.R.    '60   and    '70. 

G.S.M.,2  0. 
Huggins,  S.  J.— Burmese  Ex.  '85-87, 

M.  and  0. 
Hughes,  A.  T.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Hughes,  J.— R.  '85,   Ds.,  C.   G.   11 

July,  1885,  M.  and  O. 
Hughes,  Sam'l.— F.  R.   '70,    G.S.M., 

1  0;  S.A.W. '99-'00. 
Hughes,  W.  St.  P.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Humble,  B.  M.— R.  '85,  M. 
Humphrey,  R.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Hunter,  F.  F.-Ohina,  1900,  M. 
Hunter,  G.  H.— F.  R.   '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,2  0. 
Hurdman,    W.    G.— S.A.W.    '99-'00, 

Bt.  of  Lt.-Ool., Queen's  M.  and  3  0. 
Huston,    G.  —  Egyptian    Campaign 

1882,  M.  and  Khedive's  bronze  star. 
Ibbotson,  E.  B.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.  M., 

10. 
Imlah,  W.  E.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  0  ; 

R.  '85,  M. 
Iremonger,    E.    A.— S.A.W.    '01-02, 

promoted  Major,  Queen's  M.  andC. 
Irvine,  A.  G.— F.R.  '66  and  '70;  R.R. 

Ex.  '70,  G.S.M.,  3  C;  R.  '85,  M. 
Irving,  L.  E.  W.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Ds., 

D.S.O.,  Bt.  of  Major. 
Irwin,    D.  T.,    C.M.G.—F.   R.    '66, 

G.S.M.,  10. 
Jackson,  W.  H.— F.R.   '66  and   '70, 

G.  S.M.,2  C;  R.  '85,  M. 
Jago,  J.  R.— S.A.W.  1900-'02,Queen's 

M.  and  3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  0. 
James,    0.     W.  — S.A.W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Jamieson,    F.    0.  —  S,   A.   W.  1900, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Jarvis,  A.  L.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M.,1  C. 
Jarvis,   A.   M.— R.  '85,  M.;  S.A.W. 

1900-'02,    Queen's    M.    and    4    C, 

C.M.G. ,  Hon'y  Maj.  in  Army. 
Jenkins,  H,— S.A.W.   1900,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Johnson,  H.   D.  —  S.A.W.   1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  0. 
Johnston,  H.  W.— R.  '85,  M.  and  0. 
Joly  de  Lotbinifere,   H.  G.— N.-W. 

Frontier  of  India '97-'98,  M.  and  3 

0. ;  S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Ds.  L.G.  10  Sept. 

'01  and  29  July  '02,  Bt.  of  Maj., 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C,  King's  M,  and 

2C.,  D.S.O.;  East  Africa '03-'04,M. 

andC. 
Jones,  F.  C— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  0. 
Jones,  G.   C— S.A.W.  '02,   M.   and 

2  C. 
Kaulbach,  H.  A.— S.A.W.  '99-'01,  Ds. 

L.G.  10  Sept.  '01,  Queen's  M.  and 

6  0. 
Kaye,  J.  H.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  0. 
Keenan,  C.  B.— S.A.W. 
Kelly.  Thomas— R.  '85,  M. 
Kemble,   W.    E.— S.  A.  W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. ,  King's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Kennedy,  J.  N.  C— S.A.W.   '99-'00, 

Ds.  L.G.  8  Feb.  '01,  Queen's  M  and 

6C. 
Kenny,  E.  G.— R.  '85,  M. 
Kenny,  G.   W.— N.-W.   Frontier    of 

India  '97-'98,  M.  and  2  C;  S.A.W. 


1911] 


WAR  SERVICE  OF   OFFICERS. 


161 


1900-'02,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C,  King's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Kerr,    F.— Egyptian    Ex.    '82,    M.  ; 

Soudan  Ex.,  '84-'85. 
Ketchen,  H.  D.  B.— S.A.W.  1900-'01, 

M.  and  3  C. 
Kilburn,    F.    C.  —  Soudan,    Queen's 

M.  and  C,  Khedive's  M. ;  S.A.W. 

'99-'02,  Queen's  M.  and  3C.,  King's 

M.  and  2  C. 
King,  Andrew— R.  '85,  M. 
King,  E.  E.— R.  '85,  M. 
King,  Frank— F.R.  '66  and  '70,  G.  S. 

M.,2C. 
King,  W.  B.  M.— S.   A.  W.,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  0. 
Kirkpatrick,   G.    H.— S.A.W.  '01-'2, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  0. 
Kirkpatrick,  G.  M.— S.A.W.  '99-'02, 

Ds.  L.O.  16  April  '01,  29  July  '02, 

Bt.  of  Major  and  Lt.-Col,  Queen's 

M.  and  5  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Knifton,  J.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Knight,  Arch.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1 0. 
Kruger,  W.  A.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Labatt,  R.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Labelle,  A.  E.  D.— R.  '85,  M. 
Lafferty,  F.  D.— S.A.W.  '99-'00. 
Laframboise,  C.  A.  A. — R.  '85,  M. 
Laidlaw,  G.  E.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C; 

S.A.W. 
Lambert,  M.  L.  B.  H.— S.A.W.  '02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Landry,  Hon.  P.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M., 

10. 
Lane,  Rev.   W.   G.-S.A.W.  '99-'00., 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Lanesborough,  C.  J.  B.,  Earl  of.— 

S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's M.  andOC, 

King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Langford,  W.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  10. 
Laurie,  G.    B.— S.A.W.  '99'02,    Ds. 

L.O.  29  July  '02,Queen's  M.and  5  0. 
Laurie,  J.   W.— Crimean  Campaign 

'54-56,  mentioned  in  Ds.,  M.  and 

C,  5th  Class  of  Medjidie,  Turkish 

Medal.    Indian  Mutiny  '58-'59,  M. ; 

R.'85,  M. 
Laurie,R.C.—R.'85,M.andC.;  S.A.W. 
Laurie,  W.   H.— F.  R.  '66,     G.S.M., 

1  C.  ;  R.  '85,  M. 

Laurier,  The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Wilfrid, 

G.C.M.Q.,  P.O.— F.R.  '70 ;  G.S.M., 

IC. 
Laurin,  L.N. —F.R.  '79,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Lawless,  W.  T.— R.  '85,  M.;   S.A.W. 

'99-'02,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C.  ;    Ds. 

L.Q.    25    April,  '02,  Bt.  of  Maj., 

King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Laws,  B.— S.A.W.     '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Layborn,    S.    P.  -  S.  A.  W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Leach.W.  D.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Leader,  H.   P.— S.A.W.   '99-'02,  Ds. 

L.G.   10  Sept.  '01,  25    April  '02, 

Queen's  M.  and  6  C,  King's  M.  and 

2C.,  Bt.  of  Lt.-Col. 
Lebel,  E.  A.— R.  '85,  M. 
Leblond,T.— S.A.W.  '99-'02.  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Leckie,    J.    E.  —  S.  A.  W.    1900-'02, 

Ds.,  Queen's  M.  and  5  C,  D.S.O. 
Leckie,    R.    G.    E.— S.A.W.    '01-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Le  Due,  L.-S.A.W.'99-'00,   Queen's 

M. and  4  C. 
Leitch,    J.    S.  —  S.  A.  W.     1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Lemieux,  E.— S.A.W.  1900,  M.  and 

2  C. 

Leonard,  R.  W.— R.  '85,  M. 
Leslie,  J.  K.— R.  '85,  M. 
Leslie,    J.  N.    S.  — S.A.W.    '99-'00, 
Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 


Leslie,   W.    B.— East  Africa  '02-'04, 

Ds.    (2)  L.G.   2  Sept.   '04,   Bt.  of 

Major,  M.  and  C. 
Lessard,  F.  L.— R.  '85,  M.  ;    S.A.W. 

'99-'00,  Ds.  (2)  Bt.    of  Col.  ;  C.B., 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Levasseur,  N.  Z.— R.  '85,  M. 
Light,  A.— Afghan  War,  '78-80.     Af- 
ghan M.,  '78-80;  Eastern  Soudan, 

'84,  M.  and  C,  Khedive  Star. 
Lindsay,  C.  W.  A.— F.R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2C. 
Lindsay,  W.  H.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,1C. 
Little,  G.  B.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  2  C. 
Lloyd,  T.  H.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.  M.,  IC. 
Long,    C.   E.— R.    '85,    M.   and    C; 

S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Loveys,  Wm.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Luard.C.  C.—Zhob  Valley  Ex.  '90-'91; 

S.A.W.  1900-'02,  Ds.,  L.G.  17  June, 

'02,  Bt.  of  Maj.,  Queen's  M.  and  4 

C,  King's  M.  and2C. 
Luard,  G.  D.— S.A.W.  '01-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Lydon,  F.  L.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Lyndon,    A.    A.— S.  A.  W.    1900-'01, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
McCarthy,  J.  L.  G.— R.  '85,  M. 
McCarthy,  P.— S.A.W. 
McCaughey,  John— F.  R.  '66,  G.  S. 

M.,  1  C. 
McCrae,  J.— S.A.W.  '99-'0O,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
McCrea,    J.    McN.— S.A.W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
McCuUough,  H.— R.  '85,  M  and  C.  • 
McCuUy,  A.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
McDougall,  J.  A.— R.  '85,  M. 
McElhinney,    W.   J.— Burmese    Ex. 

'77-'78,  M.  and  C. 
McFee,  J.— F.R.  '66  and  '70,  G.S.M., 

2  0 
McGe'e,  Jas.  C— R.  '85,  M. 
McGowan,    J.     R.— S.A.W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  6  C,  King's  M.  and 

2C. 
McGuinness,  Wm.  A.— R.  85,  M. 
McKee,    W.    A.— S.  A.  W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
McKenzie,  Wm.— F.  R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.  S.  M.,2C. 
McLean,  Arch.— F.  R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.  S.  M.,2C. 
McLean,   C.  W.  W.— S.A.W.  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
McLeod,    W.— R.    '85,    M. ;    S.A.W. 

1900,  Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
McMillan,    A.— S.A.W.    '99-02,    Ds., 

D.S.O.,  Queen's  M.  and  4C.,  King's 

M.  and  2  C. 
McMillan,    A.  —  S.  A.  W.    19O0-'O2, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
McMillan,  Sir  D.  H.— F.  R.  '66,  R.  R. 

Ex.  '70,  G.S.M.,  2  C;  R.  '85;  M. 
McMurtry,    W.    J.— R.  R.  Ex.    '70, 

G.S.M.  and  0. 
McTavish,  F.  C— S.A.W.,  '01-'02. 
MacBrien,   J.    A.— S.A.W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Macdonald,  Archibald  H.— F.R.  '66, 

G.S.M,1C. 
Macdonald,  D.  A.,  7.  S.  Order— F.R. 

'66,    R.R.   Ex.  '70,   G.S.M. ,  2  C. ; 

R.  '85,  M. 
Macdonald,    J.    A.— S.A.W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Macdonald ,  Miss  M.  -S.  A.  W.  '99-'02,  M. 
Macdonald,  J.  F.— S.A.W.    1900-'O2, 

Hon'y  Capt.   in    Army,   L.G.,  20 

Sept.,  1901,  Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Macdonald,  W.  C— R.  '85,  M. 
Macdonell,    A.    C— S.A.W.,  '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C,  D.S.O. 
Macdonell,  A.  H.— S.  A.  W.,  '99-'00, 

Ds.  (2),  L.G.  8  Feb.  and  16  April, 


'01,  C.G.,  D.S.O.,  Bt.  of  Maj., 
Queen's  M.  and  4  C ;  West  Africa 
(8.  Nigeria)  '01-'2,  Aro  Ex.,  M. 
and  C;  West  Africa,  '02,  C;  West 
Africa,  '02-'03,  Ds.,  L.G.  28  Oct., 
'04,  C;  West  Africa,  '04,  C;  West 
Africa  '03,  C. 

MacDougall,  E.  A.— S.A.W.  '99-'02, 
Queen's  M.  and  4  C,  King's  M, 
and  2  C. 

MacDougall,   J.   C— S.A.W.    '99-'00. 

Maclnnes,  D.  S.— Ashanti  Ex.  '95-'96. 
Honourably  mentioned,  star;  S. 
A.W.  '99-'02,  Ds.,  L.G.,  8  May, 
1900, 29  July,  1902,  Queen's  M.  and 
3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C,  D.S.O. 

Mackay,  F.  S.— R.  '85,  M. 

Mackenzie,  A.  B.— R.  '85,  M. 

Mackenzie,  C.  J.,  C.£.,  Egyptian  Ex., 
'82,  M.  and  C,  bronze  star ;  Bur- 
mese Ex.,  '86-'88,  M.  and  2  C. ; 
Hazara  Ex.,  '88,  mentioned  in  Ds., 
C. ;  Hunza-Nagar  Ex.,  '91-'92,  Ds., 
L.G.,  21  June, '92,  Bt.  of  Maj.-Gen'l, 
C. ;  Waziristan  Ex.,  '94-'95,  Ds., 
L.G.,2  July,  '92,  C. ;  Nile  Ex.,  '98, 
Egyptian  M.  and  C,  M.  ;  S.A.W., 
'99-02,  Ds.,  L.G.,  8  Feb.,  16  Apr., 
'01,  29  July,  '02,  Bt.  of  Lt.-Col., 
Queen's  M.  and  4  C,  King's  M.  and 
2C.,  C.£. 

Mackie,  E.  F.— S.  A.  W.  1900-'01, 
Queen's  M.  and  3  C,  D.S.O. 

Mackie,  H.  J.  — S.  A.  W.  '99-*00, 
Queen's  M.  and  1  C. 

Maclaren,  J.  G.— S.  A.  W.  '99-01, 
Queen^s  M.  and  4  C. 

Macpherson,  J.  P.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M., 

Magee,  J.  K.— S.A.W. 

Magee,  R.  H.  B.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Ds., 

L.G.,8  Feb. ,  '01,  Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Maher,  J. — Crimean  Campaign,  '55, 

M.  and  C,  Turkish   War  Medal; 

F.R. '66,  G.S.M.  and  C. 
Mahoney,  P.— New  Zealand,  1865,  M. ; 

Afghanistan,   1879-'80,  M. ;  R.   '85 

(withN.W.M.  Police),  M. 
Manley,  Fred'k  Fitz-Payne— R.  '85, 

M.  and  C. 
Manners,  Hon.  C.  H.— S.A.W.  '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Manuel,  S.   M.— Soudan  Campaign, 

'85,  M.  and  C,   Khedive's  bronze 

star;    Motmund  Ex..   '95,  Indian 

M.  and  C. 
Markham,    R.    F.— S.A.W.    1900-'02 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Marshall,    W.    R.— S.  A.  W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Martin,  Geo.  B.— F.  R.  '70,  G.  S.M. ,  1 0. 
Martin,  W.   W.— F.R.    '66   and    70, 

G.  S.  M.,  2  C. 
Mason,  J.   C— S.A.W.    '99-'00,    Ds., 

L.G.,  Bt.  of  Major, D.S.O.,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Mason,  Jas.— F.R.  '66,  G.  S.M.,  IC; 

R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Massey,  F.— F.R.  '66  and  '70,  G.S.M., 

2  O 
Massie,  Jas.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's. 

M.  and  3  C. 
Matheson,  A.   J.— F.R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.  S.  M.,2C. 
Maudsley,    A.    J.-S.  A.  W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Mellish,    A.   J.   B.— S.A.W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Meloche,  F.  -X. — F. R.  '66,  G. S. M. ,  1 0. 
Merritt,  W.  H.— R.  '85,  M. ;  S.A.W. 

'99-02,  Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Might,  Jas.— R.  '85,  M. 
Miller,  C.  B.— S.A.W.  '99-'00. 
Miller,  C.  E.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  M. 
Miller,  J.  W.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  0. 
Milliken,     J.     B.-S.  A.  W.     '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 


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Mills,  O.  E.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Milsom,  G.  C.  -  S.  A.  W.'Ol  -'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  5  C. 
Minchen,    J.    K.— S.A.W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  C. 
Minto,  G,   J.,    His    Excellency  the 
Earl  of —Attached  to  Turkish  Army 
in  the  Danube,  1877  ;  Afghanistan, 
1878,  M.  ;  Ejjyptian  Ex.,  1882,  Ds., 
L.G.,S  Sept.,  2nd  Nov.,  1882,  M. ; 
Bronze  Star ;  granted  hon'y  rank  of 
Major  (auxiliary  forces);  4th  Class 
Medjidie.  R.  '85,  Ds.  L.G.,7  Aug., 
'85,  M. 
Mitchell,  J.  H.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Mitchell,  W.  J. —Operations  in  Chit- 
ral  '95,  M.  and    C;    East  Africa 
'95-'96,  M.;   East  Africa,  '04,  Ds. 
L.G.  2  Sept.  '04,  M.  and  2  C. 
Moir,  R.  H.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Ds.  L.G. 

2  Aug.  '01,  Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Montague-Bates,  F.  S.— S.A.W.    '99- 

'01,  Queen's  M.  and  C. 
Moore,  A.  H.-F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Moore,  F.  W.  L.— S.  A.  W.   '01 -'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Morgan,  W.  J.— S.A.W.  '02,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 

Morin,  T.  P.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 

Morris,  E.  M.— Tirah  '97-'98,  M.  and 

2  C. ;  S.  A.  W.  '99-'02,  Ds.  L.  G.  8  Feb. 

'01,  Bt.  of  Major,  Queen's  M.  and  6 

C,  King's  M.  and  2  C. 

Morrison,    D.    A.— S.A.W.    190O-'O2, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Morrison,  E.  W.  B.— S.  A.W.  '99-'00. 
Ds.,  Bt.  of  Capt.,  Queen's  M.  and 
ZCD.S.O. 
Morrison,    F.    S.— S.A.W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Moussette.Oct.- F.R.'70,G.S.M.,1C. 
Mulcahey,  A.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Munro,  G.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Murray,    E.    F.  -S.  A.  W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M   and  2  C. 
Nanton,  H.  C— R.  '85,  M.  and  C.  ; 
Luskai  Ex.  '88-'89 ;  operations  in 
Chitral  '95,  M.  and  C;  S.A.W.  '99- 
'02,  Ds.,  L.G.  lOSept'Ol,  29  July '02, 
Bt.  of  Major  and  Lt.-Col.,  Queen's 
M.  and  3  C. ;  King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Neilson,  J.  L.  H.— F.R. '70;  R.R.  Ex. 
'70;   G.   S.   M.   2  C,  Soudan  Ex. 
1884-85,  M.  and  2  C,  Bronze  Star, 
Ds.,  L.G.,25  Aug.,'85. 
Nelles,  C.  M.-  R.  '85,  M.;  S.A.W.  '99'- 
00,  Bt.  of  Maj.,  Queen's  M.  and4  C. 
Nelles,  R.  L.— F.R.  '66,  M.  and  C. 
Newnham,  T.  F.-R.  '85,  M.;  S.A.W. 

'99-'00. 
O'Brien,  Wra.  E.— F.R.  '66,  G.  S.  M., 

1  C. ;  R.  '85,  M. 
Odium,  V.  W.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  0. 
Oelschlager,  A.— R.  '85,  M.;  S.A.W. 

1900-'02,  Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Ogilvie,  A.  T.— S.A.W.,  Queen's  M. 

and  3  C. 
Ogilvie,G.  H.-R.'85,M.andC. ;  S.A.W. 
'99-'01,  Ds.,  L.G.,  29  June,  1900,  2 
April,  1901,  Bt.  of  Lt.-Col.,  Queen's 
M.  and  3  C. 
O'Grady,    J.  —  R.    '85,   M.  and    C, 

S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
O'Grady-Haly,  R.  H.— Egyptian  Ex. 
'82,  M.  and  C.  ;  bronze  star,  Brev.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Hazara  Ex. '88,  Ds. ,  G.  G.  O. 
978  of  '88,  M.  and  C,  C.B.,  D.S.O. 
Oland,     G.     B.— S.  A.  W.     1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
O'Malley,  C.  A.-F.R.'66,G.S.M.,1  C. 
O'Meara,    D.    A.— S.  A.  W.    1900-'2, 
Queen's  M.   and  4  C,  King's  M. 
and  2  C. 
Ostell,  Jos.  T.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 


Otter,  Wm.  D.— F.  R.  '66  and  '70,  G.  S. 
M.,  2  C;  R.  '85  Ds.  30  Dec,  '85,  M. 
and  C;  S.A.W. '99-'00,Ds.  (2), //.«., 
C.G.;  C.B.,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 

Owen,  C.  C— R.  '85,  M. 

Paley,  G.— Nile  Ex.,  '98,  Egyptian 
M.  and  C,  M.  ;  S.A.W.  '99-'00, 
Ds.,  L.G.  8  Feb,  and  10  Sept.,  '01, 
Queen's  M.  and  C. 

Panet,  A.  E.— Waziristan  Ex.  '94-'95. 

Panet,  H.  A.— S.  A.  W.  '99-00,  Ds., 
L.G.  15  Apr.,  1901,  Bt.  of  Maj., 
D.S.O. ,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 

Patterson,  C.  E.  A.— F.R.'66,G.S.M., 

1  C. ;  R.  '85,  M. 

Pattullo,  G.  R.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M.,1C. 

Pelletier,  J.  P.— R.  '85. 

Pelletier,  O.  C.  C— R.  '85,  Ds.  5  May, 

'85,  M.  and  C;  S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Ds., 

L.G.  8  Feb.,  '01,  Bt.  of  Lt.-Col., 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Pennefather,  J.  P.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Perry,  A.  B.— R.  '85,  M. 
Perry,  H.  A.— Matabele  Reb.  '96,  M.; 

S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's  M.  and  4C., 

King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Peters,  Jas.— R.'85,  Ds.  C.G.,11  July, 

'85,  M.  and  C. 
Philips,  A.  T.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Pierson,  A.— S.A.W.  1900-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Pinnock,  P.  W.  G.— S.A.W.,  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Piatt,  J.  M.— F.R.  '66,  G.  S.  M.,  1  C. 
Poole,    H.    R.  —  S.A.W.,    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C,  King's  M.  and 

2  r< 

Pope,    F.  M.  —  F.  R.    '66  and    '70, 

C*    S  M    2  C 
Pope,  Miss  G.— S.A.W.  '99-'02;  Roy. 

Red  Cross  and  S.A.W.  Medal. 
Pope,  W.  W.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Potter.  T.  D.— Soudan  Ex.  '84'85,  M. 

andC,  bronze  star.     S.A.W.  '99- 

'00,  Queen's  M.  and  C. 
Powell,  A.  A.  H.— S.A.W.  1901-'02. 
Preston,  J.  A.  V.— R.  '85,  M. 
Prevost,  Hector— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Prevost,  W.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Price,  A.  J.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Price,  E.  H.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C. 
Price,  P.  R.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  M.  and 

5  C. 
Prideaux,  P.  E.— Ashanti  Ex.  '95-'96, 

Star;  West  Africa '97 -'98,  M.  and  C. ; 

operations  in  Sierra  Leone'98-'99,C. ; 

Africa,  1901,  G.S.M.  and  (J.  Gambia. 
Pringle,  J.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and3C. 
Prower,  J.  E.— R.'85,  M.  and  C. 
Rattray,  E.  E.  B.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Ray,  W.  J.— F.  R.  '70,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Read,  H.— S.A.W.'99-'00,  M.  and  3C. 
Redway,    E.    H.— S.  A.   W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Reid,  H.  G.— S.A.W.  '01-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  5  C. 
Richardson,  H.—F.R.'66,G.S.M.,1C. 
Richardson,  Miss  M.   P.— S.  A.  W. 

1900-'02,  M. 
Riddall,  J.  K.-F.R.  '66,  G.S.M. ,  1  C. 
Ridout,  D.  H.-S.A.W.  1900-'02,  Ds. 

L.G.,  29th  July,  1902  ;  Queen's  M. 

and  3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Rivers,  V.  B.-R.  '85,  Ds.,  C.G.  11 

July,  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Roberts,  C.   M.— S.    A.   W.  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Roberts,   Earl,   G.C.B.,  (Field   Mar- 
shal).—Indian  Mutiny,  '57-8,  Ds., Z/. 

G. ,  15th  Dec.  ,'57, 16th  and  29th  Jan. , 

22nd  Feb.,  25th  and  31st  May,  8th 

June,  '58.    Thanks  of  Gov.-Gen'l: 


India.  M.  and  3  C.  Brev.  of  Maj., 
Victoria  Cross.  N.  W.  Frontier  of 
India  Ex., '63,M.  and  C.  Abyssinian 
Ex.,  '68:  Ds.  L.  G.,  30th  June,  3rd 
and  10th  July,  '68,  M.,  Brevt.  of 
Lt.-Col.  Looshai  Ex.,  '71-2,  Ds.  L. 
G.,  21st  June,  '72.  Afghan  War,'78- 
'80,  Ds.  L.G., ith and  2l8t  Feb. , 21st 
Mar.,  13th  May,  7th  Nov.,  '79,  16th 
Jan. ,  4fch  May,  3rd  Dec.  ,'80.  Thanks 
of  Houses  of  Parlt.,  4th  Aug.,  '79, 
5th  May, '81,  and  created  a  Baronet. 
Thanked  by  Govt.  India  and  Gov.- 
Gen'l  in  Council.  M.  and  4  C, Bronze 
Star,  K.  C.  B. ,  G.  C.  B.  Burmese  Ex. 
'86.  Thanked  by  Gov't  India.  Ds. 
iy.(?.,2ndSept.,'87.  C.  Raised  to 
Peerage.  S.  A.W.  '99-'00.  Created 
an  Earl,  K.G.  Thanked  by  Houses 
of  Parl't.  Donated  £100,000  by  the 
nation.    Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 

Roberts,  J.  A.  —  S.  A.  W.  190O-'02, 
Queen's  M.  and  C. 

Roberts,  W.  A. —S.A.W.  '99-'02 
Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 

Robertson,  W. — Operations  in  Chit- 
ral, '95,  M.  and  C;  N.  W.  Frontier 
of  India,  '97-'98,  Ds.,  L.G.,  11  Jan., 
'98,  22  April,  '98,  2  C;  Tirah,  '97- 
'98,  C. 

Robinson,  G.  —  S.  A.  W.  1900-'02 
Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 

Robinson,  J.  B.-R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 

Robinson,  R.  S.  — S.  A.  W.  '99-'00, 
Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 

Rodden,  W.— S.  A.  W.  1900-'02,Queen'8 
M.  and  2  C. 

Roddick,  T.  G.— F.  R.  '70,  G.  S.  M. 

I  C. ;  R.,  '85,  M. 

Rogers,    G.    H.— N.W.    Frontier  of 

India,  Waziristan  '01-'02,  M.  and  C. 
Rogers,  H.  C— F.  R.  '66,  G.  S.  M.,  1 0. 
Rogers,    H.    S.— N.W.    Frontier   of 

India  '97-'98  ;  Samana;  Tirah  Ex.^ 

'97  ;  M.  and  3  C. 
Rogers,  John— F.R.  '66  and '70,  G.  S. 

M.,2C. 
Rogers,  R.  Z.— F.R.  '66,  G.  S.  M.,  1 C. 
Rogers,  S.  M.— R.'85,  M.;  S.A.W., '99- 

'00,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Ross,  A.  M.  S.— S.A.W.,  Queen's  M. 

and  4  C. 
Ross,  Donald— F.R.  '66,  G.  S.  M.,1  C. 
Ross,  J.  M.— S.A.W.  •99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  2  C. 
Ross,W.  T.-F.R.'66,  G.S.M.,1  C. 
Roth  well,  T.  G.  — F.  R.  '70,  G.  S.  M. ,  1 C. 
Roue,    J.     F.     L.— S.A.W.     '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Rousseau,J.A.— F.R.'70,G.S.M.,1C. 
Rousseau,  J.  B.  A.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M., 

IC. 
Roy,  Alex.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Roy,  T.   A.   H.-F.R.   '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2C.;  R.  '85,  M. 
Russell,  Miss  E.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  M. 
Rutherford,  R.  W.— R.  '85,  Ds,,  C.G., 

II  July,  '85,  M.  and  C. 

Ruttan,  H.  N.— F.R.  '66,   G.  S.  M., 

1  C;  R. '85,  M.  and  C. 
Ryan,  J.  W.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Ryerson,  G.   S.— F.R.,  '70,  G.S.M., 

1  C. ;  R.  '85,  M.  and  C;  S.  A.  W. 

'99-'00,  Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Sanders,   G.   E.— S.A.W.   1900,  Ds., 

D.S.O.,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Savard,  E.— R.  '85,  M. 
Schneider,  W.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Scott,  Miss  A.— S.A.W.  1900-'02,  M. 
Scott,   R.   K.— R.   '85,   M,  ;    S.A.W. 

'99-'02,  Ds.   L.G.   17th   June  and 

29th    July,    1902,     Bt.    of    Maj., 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C,  King's  M. 

and  2  C,  D.S.O. 
Sears,  J.  W.— Egyptian  Ex.  '82,  M., 

bronze  star;  R.  '85,  Ds.,  L.G.  7th 


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Aug.  '85,  M.;  S.A.W.  ]900-'01,  Ds., 
L.G.  10th  Sept.  '01,  Queen'?  M.  and 

3  C. 

Seath',  D.— F.R.'66and70,  G.S.M.,  2C. 
Sedgwick,  F.  R.— S.A.W.  '99-'0O. 
Shannon,  S.  L.-R.  85,  M. 
Shaw,  A.  C— S.A.W.  1900-'02. 
Shaw,  G.  A.-F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Sheppard,    J.    J.— F.  R.    '70,    G.    S. 

M.,  1  0. 
Shergold,  C— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C.  ;  King's  M.  and  2  0. 
Short,  U.— R.  '85,  M. 
Simmons,  S.  E.— Egyptian  campaign, 

'82 ;  Bechuanaland  Field  Force,  '84- 

'85,  Egyptian  M.  and  C,  Khedive's 

bronze  star. 
Simm3,G.— S.A.W.  1900-02,  Queen's 

M.  and  5  C. 
Simpson,  C.  P.  B.— S.A.W.  1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Simpson,    W.— S.    A.    W.     1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Sitwell,  L.  H. — Operations  in  South 

Africa,    1896-7,    M.   for  Rhodesia, 

1896,  and  C.  Mashonaland,  1897. 
Skinner,  F.  St.  D.— Soudan '85-86,  M., 

bronze  star ;  Hazara  Ex.  '88,  M. 

and  C.  ;    N.W.  Frontier  of  India 

'97-'98,  M.  and  2  C. 
Skinner,    H.  T.— N.W.   Frontier  of 

India ;  Waziristan  '01-'02,M.  and  C. 
Smart,  R.  W.— R,  '85,  M. 
Smith,  A.   H.— R.R.    Ex.   '70,   G.S. 

M.,  1  C;  R.  '85,  M. 
Smith,  A.  M.— R.  '85,  M. 
Smith,  E.  O.— S.A.W.  '02,  Queen's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Smith,  Hy.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1 C  ;  R. 

'85,  Ds.,  C.Q.  11  July,  '85,  M.  andO. 
Smith,  H.  C— Nile  Ex.  '98,  Ds.,L.C?. 

4th  Nov.  and  9th  Dec.  '98,  4th  class 

of  Medjidie,  Egyptian  M.  and  C, 

M.;  S.A.W.  '99-02,  Ds.,  L.G.  10th 

Sept.  '01,  25th  April  '02,   Bt.    of 

Major,  Queen's  M.  and  5  C., King's 

M.  and2C.;  Aden '03. 
Smith,  Hy.  R.— F.   R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  C;  R.  '85,  Ds.,  C.G.,  11 

July,  '85,  M. 
Smith,  Jos.  F.— R.  '85,  M. 
Smith,  Miss  M.— S.A.W.  1900'-02,  M. 
Smith,  T.  P.  C— Chitral  '95  ;  N.W. 

Frontier  of  India  '97-'98,  India  M., 

'95,  C;  relief  of  Chitral,   Punjab 

frontier  '97-'98 ;  S.A.W.  '02,Queen's 

M.  and  C. 
Smith,  Wm.— F.  R.  '66;  R.  R.  Ex., 

'70;  G.S.M.  2C. 
Sneath,  Fred'k— R.  '85,  M. 
Soulis,  P.  O.— S.A.W.  '02,  Queen's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Sparks,  J.  R.— S.A.W.  '90-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  5  O. 
Stairs,   H.   B.— S.A.W.   '99-'00,   Ds., 

L.G.,  D.S.O.,  Bt.  of  Maj.,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Starr,  John  E.— F.R. '66,  G.S.M.,  IC. 
Steele,  S.  B.— R.R.  Ex.  '70,  G.S.M., 

1  C. :    R.    '85,    Ds.,    M.    and    C; 

S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Ds.,  Queen's M.  and 

4  0.  C.B.,  M.V.O.,  Bt.  of  Col., 
Hon'y  Lt.-Ool.  in  the  Army,  Ds., 
Z.G.,C.G.,  King's  M.  and  2  C. 

Stephen,  C.  M.— S.A.W.  '02,Queen'8 

M.  and  2  C. 
Stephenson,  Jas.— F.R.  '66  and  '70,  M. 

and  2  C. 
Stern,  P.  T.— S.A.W.  '01 -'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C; 

Zululand  '06,  M.  and  C. 
Stevenson,    H.   I.— S  A.W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Stewart,    J.    S.— S.   A.   W.    1900-'2, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Stewart,  L.— S.A.W.  '99-'0O,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 


Stewart,    R.    G.— S.  A.  W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Stoneman,John— F.R.'66,G.S.M.,1C. 
Strange,  H.  B.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C; 

S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Ds.,  L.G.  29th  July 

'02,  Bt.  of  Major,  Queen's  M.  and  3 

C,  King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Street,    G.     W.— F.R.    '06,    G.S.M., 

1  C  ;  R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Stuart,  D.  E.  M.  —  S.  A.  W.  '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Swift,  A.  E.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  M.  and 

4C.,  King's  M.  and  2  0. 
Swinford,    Herbert— R.R.    Ex.    '70, 

G.S.  M.,  iC;  R. '85,  M. 
Syer,  H.  H.— S.A.W. 19Ul-'02,Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. ;  East  Africa,  1903,  M. 

andC. 
Taylor,  John— R.  '85,  M.  ;  S.  A.  W. 

'99-'00,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. ;  cap- 
taincy on  R.  O. 
Taylor,    J.    H.— F.R.    '66    and   '70. 

G.  S.  M.,  2  C. 
Taylor,  J.  S.— S.  A.W.'99-'01,  M.andC. 
Taylor,  P.  B.— R.  '85,  M. 
Taylor,  W.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Temple,  R.  H.  M.— S.A.W.    '99-00, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Terrill,    W.   H.— S.  A.  W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Thacker,    H.    C— S.  A.  W.    '99-'00, 

Queen's    M.    and     3    C.     Russo- 
Japanese  War,  '04-'05,  attached  to 

Japanese     army     in    Manchuria, 

Japanese  War  M. 
Thacker,    P.    E.— S.A.W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Thompson,  A.  B.-   R.  '85,  M. 
Thompson,  A.  E.  S.— R.  '85,  M. 
Thompson,  John  T.— R.  '85,  M. 
Thorn,  J.  O.— R.  '85,  M. 
Thornton,    E.  — S.    A.    W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  0. 
Tilley,  W.  F.— Burmese  Ex.  '87,  M. 

andC. 
Tisdale,  Hon.  D.— F.R. '66,  G.S.M.  ,1 C. 
Tobin,    H.    S.  —  S.  A.  W.    1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Tobin,  Wm.— R.  '85,  M. 
Todd,  A.  H.— R.  '85,  M. 
Todd,  Thos.— F.R.  '66,  G.  S.  M.,  1  C. 
Toller,  F.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  I  C. 
Tomlinson,  A.  T.— R.  '85,  M. 
Tracey,  A.  W.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Tracy,  Robt.— F.R.  '66,  R.  '85,  M. 
Tracy,  T.  H.— F.R.  '66,  G.S.M.,  1  C. 
Tracy,  W.— R.  '85,  M. 
Tremayne,H.E.— S.A.W. '02,  Queen's 

M.  and  2  C. 
Trotter,  G.  F.— S.A.W.  '99,  '00,  '02, 

Queen's  M.  and  5  C,  King's  M.  and 

C,  D.S.O. 
Trudel,  P.  T.— F.R.  '70,  G.S.M.,  10.; 

R.  '85,  M. 
Trueman,    W.      E.— S.  A.  W.    1900, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Turnbull,  J.  F.— F.  R,  ,'66  and  '70, 

M.  and2C.;  R.  '85,  M. 
Turnbull,  T.   T.— F.R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2  C. 
Turner,   R.   E.   W.— S.A.W.    '99-'00, 

Ds.  (2),  L.G.,  16,  19,  23  April,  1901, 

r.C,    D.S.O.,    Bt.     of    Lt.-Col. ; 

Queen's  M.  and  6  C. 
Twining,   P.   G.— China    1900,    Ds., 

L.G.  13th  Sept.  '01. 
Ussher,   J.    F.    H.— S.A.W.    '99-'02, 

Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Utton,   F.  W.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'0O,  Ds. 

L.G.  8th  Feb.,  1901,  Queen's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Vandersluys,  J.  A.— F.R.  '66  and  '70, 

G.8.M.,  2  C. 
Vandusen,  A.— F.  R.'66,  G.  S.  M.,  1  C. 
Van  Luven,  R.  M.— S.  A.  W.   '99-'00, 

M.  and  2  C. 


Van  Straubenzie,  B.  W.  S.- S.A.W. 

1900,  Queen's  M.  and  2  C. 
Van  Straubenzie,  C.  C— Ashanti  Ex., 

'95-'96,  special  service  officer  star. 
Van  Straubenzee,  C.  T.—  S.  A.  W. 

'99-'00 ;  M.  and  5  C. 
Varcoe,  J.  A.  S.— F.R.'66,G.S.M.,  1 C. 
Vaux,  F.  L.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'0?,  Hon'y 

Capt.  in  Imp.  Army.     Queen's  M. 

and  3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  C. 
Von  Hugel,  N.    G.— S.A.W.   '99-'02, 

Ds.,  L.G.,  10  Sept.,  '01,  29  July, 

'02,  Queen's  M.  and  5  C,  King's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Wadmore,  R.  L.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Wainewright,  G.— F.  R.  '66  and  R.R. 

Ex.  '70,  G.S.M.,  2C. 
Walker,  G.  D.— F.R.  '70,  G.  S.  M..  1 0. 
Walker,  J.  S.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  5  C. 
Wallace,  T.   G.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,   M. 

and  3  C. 
Wallace,  W.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Walsh,  Jno.— F.  R.  '66,  G.S.M. ,  1  C. 
Ward,  Col.  Sir  E.  W.  D.,  K.C.B.— 

Soudan  Ex.,  1885 ;   Ds.,  L.G.,   25 

Aug.,  '85,  M.    and  2   C,   Bronze 

Star  ;     Ashantee     Ex.,     1895-'96, 

honourable  mention,  star.   S.A.W. 

'99-'00;    Ds.,    L.G.,    8   Feb.,  1901 

(Sir  G.  S.  White,  2  Dec,   "99,  23 

Mar.,   '00),    L.G.   16  Apr..    1901; 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C,  K.C.B. 
Ward,  Jas.— R.  '85,  M. 
Wayling,  J.— R.  '85,  M. 
Wayling,    Jas.  —  West    Africa    (S. 

Nigeria),  '01 -'02),  M.  and  C. ;  Arc 

Ex.,  Ds.,  L.G.,  12  Sept.  '02,  C.  ; 

West  Africa  (S.  Nigeria),  '02,  C.  ; 

West  Africa  (S.  Nigeria),   '04-'05, 

Ds.,    L.G.,   23    Oct.,    '06;     West 

Africa,  (S.  Nigeria),  '05-'06. 
Weatherbe,  Philip.—  S.  A.  W.  1900- 

'02,  M.  and  3  C. 
Weeks,  W.  A.  — S.  A.  W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Weller,  J.  L.— R.  '85,  M. 
Westaway,  H.  N.— R.  '85,  M. ;  S.A.W. 

'99-'0O,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 
Weston,  Byron  A.— R.  '85,  M. 
Westover,  David— F.R.  '66  and  '70, 

M.  and  2  C. 
Whimster,   P.— R.   '85,  M.;  S.A.W., 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
White,  Fred.  J.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
White,  Geo.  R.— F.R.  '66  and  '70,  G. 

S.M.,2C. 
White,    Wm.,    C.M.G.—F.    R.     '66, 

G.S.M.  and  C. 
Whitehead,    E.     A. —F.R.    '66-'70, 

G.S.M.,  2  C;  R.  '85,  M. 
Whitman,  Alfred— R.  '85,  M. 
Whitton,  D.  A.— S.  A.  W.  1900-'02, 

Queen's  M.   and  3  C,  King's  M. 

and  2  C. 
Wideman,  L.  C— F.  R.  '66,  G.  S.  M. 

andC. 
Wideman,  M.  E.— S.  A.  W.  '99-'01, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Widgery,    J.—  R.    '85,  M. ;    S.A.W. 

1900,  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Wilkes,  Walter  A.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Wilkie,  C.  S.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  2  C. 
Willets,  C.  R.  E.- S.A.W.  '02. 
Williams,  V.  A.   S.— S.A.W.  '99-'00, 

Ds.(2)Bt.  of  Maj. , Queen's  M.  and  5  C. 
Willis,  J.  W.— S.A.W  '02. 
Wilson,  Jas.  F.— Soudan  Ex.  '84-'85, 

M.  and  C,  Bronze  Star. 
Winnett,  F.— R.  '85,  M. 
Winter,  Chs.  F.— Egyptian  Ex.  1882, 

M.  and C.,*'Tel-el-kebir,"Khedi vial 

Bronze  Star ;  R.  '85,  M.  and  C. ; 

S.A.W.  '99-'00  Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
Wolfif,  A.  J.— S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  C,  King's  M.  and  2  O. 


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Wolseley,  G.  J.,  Viscount,  G.C.B. 
(Field  Marshal).  —  Burmese  War, 
'52-3,  Ds.,  L.G.y  24th  June,  '53,  M.; 
Crimean  Campaign,  '54-5,  Ds., 
L.G.,  21st  June,  21st  Dec,  '55, 
Brev.  of  Maj.,  M.  and  C,  Kt.  of 
Legion  of  Honour,  5th  Class  of 
Medjidie,  Turkish  M.  Indian  Mu- 
tiny, '57-9,  Da.,  L.G.,  16th  Jan., 
11th  March,  28th  July,  17th  Sept., 
'58,  3l8t  Jan.,  '59,  M.  and  C,  Brev. 
of  Lt.-Col.  China  War,  '60-61, 
Mentioned  in  Ds.,  M.  and  2  C, 
promoted  Major  unattached,  F.R. 
'66  and  '70;  R.R.  Ex.,  '70;  thanked 
in  General  Orders;  K.C.M.G., 
C.B.,  G.S.M.  and  3  C.  Ashanti 
War,  '73-4,  thanks  of  Houses  of 
Parliament,  30th  March,  '74,  M. 
and  C,  promoted  Major-Gen.  for 


distinguished  service,  G.C.M.G., 
K.C.B.  S.A.W.  '79  (Zulu  cam- 
paign), M.  and  C,  G.C.B.  Egypt. 
Ex.,  '82,  thanked  by  Houses  of  Par- 
liament and  raised  to  the  Peerage. 
M.  and  C,  Bronze  Star,  promoted 
General  for  distinguished  service, 
Ist  Class  Osmanieh.  Soudan  Ex., 
'84-5,  thanked  by  Houses  of  Parlia- 
ment, created  a  Viscount.  2  C. 

Wood,  F.  H.— S.A.W.  '99-'06,  Queen's 
M.  and  4  C.  Natal  native  rebellion , 
1906,  M.  and  C. 

Wood,  T.  B.-  Burmese  Ex.  '87-'89, 
M.  and  C,  S.A.W.  1900-'01,  Queen's 
M.  and  3  C. 

Wood,  Z.  T.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 

Woods,  T.  Z.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C.  ; 
S.A.W.  '99-'02,  Queen's  M.  and  4  C. 

Woodside,  Hy.  J.— R.  '85,  M. 


Woolsey,    E.    C.-S.  A.  W.     '99-'00, 

Queen's  M.  and  3  C. 
World,  T.  A.  E.— R.  '85,  M. 
Worsley,  P.   W.— F.R.   '66  and  '70, 

G.8.M.,  2  C. 
Worsnop,  Chs.  A.— R.  '85,  M.  and  C. 
Worthington,    Arthur    N.  —  R.    '85, 

Ds.,  M.   and  C;  S.  A.  W.  1900-'02, 

Ds.,   Bt.   of    Lt.-Col.;  Queen's  M, 

and  4  C. 
Wright,   F.   R.— S.    A.   W.    '99 -'01, 

Queen's  M.  and  4  C, 
Wynne,  J.H.— S.A.W.  '99-'00,  Queen's 

M.  and  4  C. 
Wynne,   J.    R.— F.  R.   '66  and  '70, 

G.S.M.,  2C. 
Young,  A.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's  M. 

and  4  C. 
Young,  D.  D.— S.A.W.  1900,  Queen's 

M.  and  3  0. 


OFFICERS   OF  THE   STAFF  AND  PERMANENT  FORCE 


(ACCORDING  TO  GRADATION  LIST). 


MA.TOR  GENERAL   (tEMP.). 

»Otter,  Wm.  D.,  C.V.O.,  C.B.  (D),  Inspr.  Gen'l. 
"Mackenzie,  C.  J.,  C.B.,  Oh.  Gen'l  Staff. 

BRIG  ADIBR -aENRRALS. 

»Macdonald,  D.  A.  (D),  (/.  S.  Order),  Qr.-Mr.  Gen'l 

»Cotton,  W.  H.,  Comd'g  West.  Ont. 

••Drury,  C.  W.,  C.B.,  A.D.C.,  Comd'g  Mar.  Provs. 


*Lessard,  F.  L.,  C.  B.,  ^.D.C,  Adjt.-Gen'l. 

*Hughes,  S. ,  Rly.  Intelligence  Officer. 

*Fiset,  E.,  D.S.O.,  G.G.H.S.,  Dep'y  Min.  of  Mil.  and 

Defence. 
♦Rutherford,  R.  W.,  M.G.O. 
Benson,  Thos.,  Comd'g  Eastern  Ontario. 
*Hodgins,  W.  E.  (D),  D.O.C.  M.D.  No.  1. 
Humphrey,  W.  M.  (D),  D.O.C,  M.D.  No.  8. 
*Jones,  G.  C,  G.G.H.S.,  D.G.M.S. 

LIEUTKNANT-COLONELS. 

*Smith,  H.  (specially  employed  on  Staff). 

*Roy,  Alex.,  M.  V.O.,  A.D.C.,  C.S.O.,  Quebec  Command. 

Young,  D.  D.,  R.C.R. 

Fages,  J.  A.,  R.C.A. 

*Wadmore,  R.  L.,  D.O.C,  M.D.  No.  11. 

Hemming,  T.  D,  R.,  D.O.C,  M.D.  No.  3. 

*Ogilvie,  G.  H.,  D.S.A.,  M.D.  No.  12. 

*Pelletier,  O.  C.  C,  D.O.C,  M.D.  No.  7. 

*MaoDougall,  J.  C,  (R.C.R.),  C.S.O.,  M.P.  Command. 

*Chinic,  J.  E.,  (R.C.R. ),  C.S.O.,  Eastern  Ontario. 

*Biggar,  J.  L.  (D),  Dir.  of  Transport  and  Supplies. 

*Denison,  S.  J.  A.,  R.C.R. 

Galloway,  J.  (D),  D.A.A.G.,  Western  Ontario. 

Weatherbe,  P.,  R.CE. 

Strange,  F.,  C.O.C. 

Gaudet.  F.  M.  (R.C.A.),  Supt.  Dom.  Arsenal. 

♦English,  C  E.,  R.C.A.,  Inspr.  of  Horse  and  Field  Artl'y. 

♦Williams,  V.  A.  S.,  A.D.C.,  R.C.D.,  Inspr.  of  Cav. 

*Duflf,  H.  R.  (D),  P.A.M.C. 

Belton,  C.  W.,  P.A.M.C. 

Morin,  J.  A.,  C.O.C 

Dunbar,  Lt.-Col.  J.  S.,  D.A.A.G.  at  Hd.-Qrs. 

♦Grant,  J.  A.,  P.A.M.C. 

♦Heward,  E.  H.  T.— Staff  Off.  to  Insp.  Gen'l. 

♦Steele,  S.B.,  C.B.,  M.V.O.,  D.O.C,  M.D.  No.   10  and 

S.H.  (R.C) 
Bridges,  J.  W.,  P.A.M.C. 
Foster,  G.  LaF.,  P.A.M.C. 
♦Burstall,  H.  E.,  R.C. A.,  Inspr.  Gar.  Artl'y.' 
Dodge,  G.  A.,  CP.A.S.C 
Cruikshank,  E.  A.  (D),  D.O.C,  M.D.  No.  13. 
Ward,  W.  R.,  C.A.P.C,  Asst.  Paymr.  Gen'l. 
Maunsell,  G.  S.  (R.C.E.),  D.E.S. 
♦Thacker,  H.  C  (R.C. A.),  D.  of  A. 
♦Eaton.  D.  I.  V.  (R.C.A. ),  D.M.T. 
Helmer,  R.  A..  A.A.G. 
♦Macdonald,  J.  F.,  C.O.C,  D.  of  C  and  E. 
♦Thacker,  P.  E.,  S.H.  (R.C),  A.A.G. 


MAJORS. 


♦Nelles,  C.  M.,  R.CD. 

♦Panet,  H.  A.,  D.S.O.,  R.C.A. 

♦Macdonell,  A.  H.,  D.S.O.,  C.S.O.,  Wn.  Ont.  Cd. 

^Carpenter,  A.  E.,  R.C.R. 

♦Fages,  A.  O.,  R.C.R. 

♦Fiset,C.  F.  O.,  R.C.R. 

Armstrong,  A.  J.,  C.O.C. 

♦Curren,  J.  E.,  C.O.C. 

Brousseau,  J.  D.,  P.A.M.C 

♦Vaux,  F.  L.,  P.A.M.C. 

♦Leslie,  J.  N.  S.,  R.C.A. 

♦Ogilvie,  A.  T.,  R.C.A. 

Poole,  G.  R.,  R.C.A. 

Houliston,  J.,  R.CE. 

Panet,  A.  H.,  C.O.C. 

♦Wynne,  J.  H.,  C.O.C. 

Anderson,  A.  H.,  C.O.C. 

Shannon,  L.  W.,  D.S.A.  M.D.  No.  1  (acting). 

♦Drum,  L.,  P.A.M.C. 

Sircom,  S.  J.  R.,  C.A.P.C 

^Thacker,  P.  E.,  S.H.  (R.C).,  Asst.  Adjt. -Gen'l. 

♦Macdonell,  A.  C,  D.S.O.,  S.H.  (R.C.). 

♦Elmsley,  J.  H.,  R.CD. 

♦DouU,  J.  D.— R.C.R. 

Panet,  A.  deL.,  (C.O.C),  Asst.  Supt.  Dominion  Arsenal 

Weatherbe,  S.  S.,  C.O.C 

♦Caldwell,  A.  C,  R.CE. 

♦Winter,  C.  F.  (D),  D.A.A.G.,  Quebec  Command. 

Hart,  E.  C,  P.A.M.C. 

Parke,  G.  H.,  P.A.M.C. 

Mack,  J.  C,  C.A.P.C. 

♦Lafferty,  F.  D.,  R.C.A. 

Murphy,  T.  J.  F.,  P.A.M.C. 

♦Kaye,  J.  H.,  R.C.R. 

Tooley,  E.  R.,  C.A.P.C 

Shanly,  C  N..  C.A.P.C 

Jacques,  H.  M.,  P.A.M.C. 

♦Hallick,  W.,  C.O.C. 


CAPTAINS. 

Lister,  F.  A.,  R.C.R 

♦Van  Straubenzee,  C  T.,  R.CD. 

♦Le  Due,  L.,  (R.C.R.),  D.S.A.,  M.D.  No.  7. 

Burnham,  J.  G.,  R.C.R. 

♦Layborn,  S.  P.,  C.A.P.C. 

Kemmis-Betty,  H.,  R.C.R. 

♦Ketchen,  H.  D.  B.,  S.H.  (R.C). 

♦Mackie,  E.  F.,  D.S.O.,  S.H.  (R.C). 

Carlon,  J.,  R.C.R. 

Clarke,  E.  E.,  D.S.A.  M.  D.  No.  4. 

Panet,  E  de  B.,  R.C.A. 

Anderson,  W.  B.,  R.CE. 

Mills,  J.  E.,  R.C.A. 

♦Powell,  A.  H.  H.  (R.CD.),  D.A.A.G.,  M.P.  Cd. 

Gray,  A.  C  B.,  R.C.R. 

Lindsay,  W.  B.,  R.CE. 

Bogart,  J.  L.  H.,  R.CE. 

Hill,  C  H.,  R.C.R. 


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Sullivan,  W.  F.  0.,  O.O.C. 

Long-Innes,  P.  S.,C.  O.C. 

Tellier,  E.,  C.O.C. 

Passy,  P.  deL.D.,R.C.E. 

Roy,  L.  A.  G.  0.,  R.C.A. 

Griffith,  H.  F.  R.,  R.C.R. 

Palmer,  A.  Z.,  R.C.A. 

Shaw,  P.  C.  J..  S.H.  (R.C.). 

♦Prideaux,  P.  E.,  C.O.C. 

Garon,  M.  M.  L.,  R.C.R. 

Gillin,  M.  C,  C.O.C. 

Browne,  G.  S.,  R.C.A. 

Forbes,  J.  R.,  C.A.P.C. 

Langford,  R.  J.  S.,  R.C.R. 

Lambert,  A.  0.,  C.A.P.C. 

*Huston,  Geo.,  R.C.A. 

Conger,  W.S.,  C.A.P.C. 

Eaton,  F.  B.,  C.P.A.S.C. 

Papineau,  D.  B.,  R.C.R. 

^Fellows,  W.  G.,  R.C.A. 

Macdonald,  A.  D.,  R.O.A. 

Hale,  E.  R.,  C.P.A.S.C. 

Wright,  G.  B.,  R.C.E. 

^Henderson,  R.  H.,  C.P.A.S.C. 

Gilbert,  J.  A.,  C.A.P.C. 

Bowie,  D.  B.,  R.C.D. 

Hughes,  H.  T.,  R.  C.  E. 

Harris,  E.  M.,  C.P.A.S.C. 

*  Young,  D.  D.,  R.C.D. 

Roscoe,  M.  E.,  R.C.R. 

Almon,  W.  B.,  R.C.A. 

Costin,  E.  B.,  R.C.R. 

Reward,  S.  A.,  R.C.A. 

Cobbett,  H.  R.  N.,  R.C.A. 

Borden,  A.  H.,  R.C.R. 

Hemming,  A.  K.,  R.C.R. 

White,  B.  C,  C.O.C. 

Ackland,  B.  J.  D.,  R.C.A. 

Taschereau,  G.  A.,  C.O.C. 

Russell,  C.  B.,  R.C.E. 

Clarke,  J.  T.,  P.A.M.C. 

Keefer,  J.  A.,  R.C.E. 

Potter,  J.  L.,  P.A.M.C. 

Tremaine,  A.  V.,  R.C.A. 

♦Foulkes,  J.  F.,  C.A.P.C. 

Watson,  G.  A.,  R.C.A. 

Dean,  E.  C,  C.P.A.S.C. 

Morrison,  T.  E.,  R.C.E. 

Simson,  W.  A.,  C.P.A.S.C. 

Irving,  W.  A.,  R.C.A. 

Bell,  A.  deM.,C.P.A.S.C. 

Russell,  W.  R.,  S.H.  (R.C). 

*McMillan,  A.,D.S.O.  (R.C.D. ),  D.A.A.G.  for  S. 

Murray,  T.  H.,  R.C.D. 

Gibsone,  W.  W.  P.,  R.C.R. 

Lawrence,  W.S.,  R.C.E. 

*Dixon,  T.  F.  H.,  S.H.  (R.C.). 

Reiffenstein,  N.  0.,  R.C.A. 

*Morri8on,  F.  S.,  R.C.D. 

Dunbar,  J.  B.  P.,  R.C.E. 

du  Domaine,  E.  L.,  R.C.R. 

Lacroix,  J.  0.  D.,  P.A.M.C. 

Eaton,  E.  K.,  R.C.R. 

Shaw,  A.  E.,  S.H.  (R.C). 

*Bennett,  C.  C.  (D),  D.S.A.,  M.D.  No.  11. 

Schmidlin,  E.  J.  C,  R.C.E.,  Intelligence  Dept. 

Constantine,  O.F.,  R.C.A. 

Greene,  M.  K.,  R.C.R. 

Gagnon,  J.  T.E.,  C.A.P.C. 

Willoughby.  A.  E.,  R.C.R. 

Benoit,  P.  S.,  R.C.E. 

Arnott,  T.  L.,  S.H.  (R.C). 

Anderson,  T.  V.  (R.O.E.),  A.D.  of  M.S. 

Ringwood,  T.  D.  J.,  R.C.A. 

Osier,  S.  H.,  (R.C.E.),  Intelligence  Dept. 

^Eraser,  H.  L.,  S.H.  (R.C). 

*Bell,  A.  H.,  S.H.  (R.C.) 

Greer,  H.C,  C.P.A.S.C. 

*Cartwright,  F.  L.,  D.S.O.,  S.H.  (R.C.) 

*Mulcahy,  A.,  R.C.A. 

Elkins,  W.  H.  P.,  R.C.A. 

Irwin,  R.  H.,  R.C.E. 

Anderson,  P.  H.,  C.O.C. 

Chisholm,  H.  A.,  P.A.M.C. 

Nordheimer,  A.  V.,  R.C.D. 

Lawson,G.C.,  P.A.M.C. 

Jamieson,  A.  W.,  R.C.A. 

Alexander,  R.  0.,  R.C.R. 

Boak,  H.  E.,  R.C.A. 

Critchley,  A.  C,  S.H.  (R.C). 

Cockburn,  L.  W.  S.,  R.C.A. 

Lafferty,  H.  P.,  R.C.A. 

*Long,  C.  E.,  R.C.A. 

Boswell,  H.  B.,R.C.E. 

LIEUTENANTS. 

Steacy,  W.  E.,  R.C.A. 

Hill,  E.  S.,  R.C.E. 

Perrin.  G.  St.  C  A.,  R.C.E 

Beeman,  W.  G.,  R.C.A. 

King8ford,W.R.,  R.C.D. 

Vien,  L.  S.,  R.C.A. 

Wright,  A.  S.,  R.C.A. 

Harris,  A.  E.,  R.C.A. 

Bacon,  S.  G.,  R.C.A. 

Irwin,  A.  delaC.  R.C.A. 

Chrysler,  G.  G.,  R.C.R. 

Pope,  E.  W.,  R.CR. 

Law,  A.  A.  S.,  R.C.R. 

Walkem,  H.  C  C,  R.C.E. 

Brown,  J,  S.,  R.CR. 

Hagarty,  W.  G.,  R.C.A. 

Oilman,  F.,  R.C.D. 

*Bell,  W.  H.,  R.C.D. 

*Folger,  K.  C,  R.C.D. 

Smith,  E.  A.  S.,  R.C.R. 

Grant,  C  R.,  R.C.A. 

*Willet8,  C  R.  E.,  R.C.R. 

Van  Tuyl,  L.  G.  (R.C.E.),  Intelligence  Dept. 

Costin,  C  B.,  R.C.R. 

*MacBrien,  J.  H.,  R.C.D. 


QUARTERMASTERS. 

♦Butcher,  W.  P.,  R.C.R.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
Sharpies,  J.  J.,  R.C.A.,  Hon'y  Maj. 
Hamilton,  J.  (D),  R.C.A.,  Hon'y  Maj. 
Slayter,  J.  M.,  R.C.A.,  Hon'y  Capt. 
Fowlie,  A.  J.,  R.CR.,  Hon'y  Lt. 
*Kilburn,  F.  C,  R.C.E.,  Hon'y  Lt. 
Hennessy,  T.  J.,  R.M.C.,  Hon'y  Lt. 

IN8PKCT0RS   OF   ORDNANCE  MACHINERY. 

Adair,  J.,  P.A.M.C,  Hon'y  Lt. 
Buttenshaw,  Hon'y  Lt.  A.  S. 

ASSISTANT  INSPECTORS   OF  ORDNANCE. 

Sherman,  Hon.  Lt.  N.  C 

*Boulanger.  P.  T.  E.  (D),  C.O.C,  Hon'y  Capt. 

*Bray,  A.,  C.O.C,  Hon'y  Lt. 

Cooper,  A.  T.,  C.O.C,  Hon'y  Lt. 

^Donaldson,  R.  L.  M.,  C.O.C,  Hon'y  Lt. 

Pugh,  T.,  C.O.C,  Hon'y  Lt. 

♦Lyndon,  A.  A.,  C.O.C,  Hon'y  Lt. 

VETERINARY  OFFICERS. 

*Hall,  Wm.  B.,  V.S.,  R.C.D.,  Hon'y  Vet.  Lt.-Col. 
♦Massie,  James,  V.S.,  R.C.A.  Hon'y  Vet.  Lt.-Col. 
♦Taschereau,  T.  J.  de  M.,  R.C.D.,  Vet.-Capt. 


166 


CANADIAN   TEAMS   TO   WIMBLEDON   AND   BISLEY. 


[1911 


CANADIAN  TEAMS  TO  WIMBLEDON  AND  BISLEY  AND 
OFFICERS  THEREOF  FROM  1872  TO  1910. 


Canada  has  always  been  represented  by  a  team  of  its 
beat  shots  at  the  annual  Prize  Meeting  of  the  National 
Rifle  Association  of  England.  The  first  matches  were 
held  in  1872,  at  Wimbledon,  but  since  1890  they  take 
place  at  Bisley.  The  most  coveted  of  all  prizes,  the 
Queen's — now  the  King's  prize  (£250),  was  won  twice  bjj^ 
a  Canadian  :  Pte.  T.  H,  Hayhurst,  13th  Regiment, 
Hamilton,  Ont.,  in  1895,  and  Pte.  J.  S.  Perry,  6th 
Regiment,  D.  C.  O.  R.,  Vancouver,  B.C.,  in  1904. 
Many  other  important  prizes  have  also  been  cap- 
tured by  our  countrymen.  The  Kolopore  Cup,  contested 
for  by  the  Mother  Country  and  the  Colonies  was  won 
nine  times  by  the  Canadians:  in  1872,  75,  *81,  '84,  '89, 
'96,  1905,  1906,  and  1909.     Eight  men  compose  the  team. 

Canada  sends  to  Bisley  twenty  representatives  to 
take  part  in  the  various  matches  open  to  them,  and 
these  men  are  selected  by  competition  held  at  Ottawa 
under  the  Dominion  of  Canada  Rifle  Association. 

The  first  twenty  on  the  list  for  the  meeting  of  1911 
are: — 


Freeborn,  Col.-Sergt.  J.  F.,  13th  Regt. 
Armstrong,  Staff-Sergt.,  13th  Regt. 
Cliflford,  Pte.  W.  J,,  10th  Regt. 
Morris,  Lt.  F.  H.,  46th  Regt. 
Roberts,  Corp.  H.  R.,  10th  Regt. 
Ross,  Maj.  W.  L.,  Uth  Drags. 
Meiklejohn,  Lt.  A.  J.,  43rd  Regt. 
Carmichael,  Pte.  A.  R.,  103rd  Regt. 
Bayles,  Sgt.-Ins.,  10th  Regt. 
Bibby,  Pte.  F.,  77th  Regt. 
Patterson,  Sergt.  H.  W.,  43rd  Regt. 
Spittal,  Lt.,  C.  D.,  No.  5  Co'y,  C.A.S.C. 
Hall,  Sergt.  M..G.G.F.G. 
McLaren,  Maj.  J.  I.,  91st  Regt. 
Russell,  Sergt.  G.  W,,  G.G.F.G. 
Trainer,  Lce.-Corpl.,  R.C,R. 
Martin,  Sergt.  A.,  103rd  Regt. 
Morris,  Lt.  W.  O.,  18th  Mtd.  Rifles. 
Milne,  Lt.  C,  6th  Regt.,  D.C.O.R. 
Moscrop,  Sergt,  O.  R.,  6th  Regt.,  D.C.O.R. 


OFFICERS  FROM  1872  TO  1910. 

WIMBLEDON. 


1872. 


1873. 

1874. 
1875. 
1876. 
1877. 
1878, 
1879. 
1880. 
1881. 
1882. 
1883. 
1884. 
1885. 
1886. 
1887. 


1891. 


1894. 
1895. 


1900. 
1901. 
1902. 
1903. 
1904. 
1905. 
1906. 
1907. 
1908. 
1909. 
1910, 


Worsley,  Maj.  P.  VV.,  Staff.     (The  first  team 

In  Command. 
Peters,  Lt.-Col.  B.  L.,  N.B. 
Gilmour,  Lt.-Col.  C.  T.,  Ont. 
Mackinley,  Lt.-Col.,  N.S. 

Kirkpatrick,  Lt.-Col.  G.  A.,  M.P.,  Ont. 
Aylmer,  Lt.-Col.  H.,  M.P.,  Que. 
Beer,  Lt.-Col.  E.  B.,  N.B. 
Blanchet,  Lt.-Col.  J.  G.,  Que. 
Williams,  Lt.-Col.  A.  T.  H.,  Ont. 
Gibson,  Lt.-Col.  J.  M.,  Ont. 
Tilton,  Major  John,  N.B. 
Otter,  Lt. -Col.  W.  D.,  Ont. 
White.  Lt.-Col.  Wm.,  Ont. 
Ross,  Lt.-Col.  Thos.,  Ont. 
Tyrwhitt.  Lt.-Col.  R.,  M.P.,  Ont. 
Ouimet,  Hon.  J.  A.,  M.P.,  Que. 
Bond,  Lt.-Col.,  Frank,  Que. 
Baeon,  Lt.-Col.  Thos.,  Ont. 


Prior,  Lt.-Col.  E.  G.,  M.P.,  B.C. 

Weston,  Major.  B.  A.,  N.S. 

Massey,  Lt.-Col.  F.,  Que. 

Denison,  Lt.-Col.  F.  C,  C.M.O.,  M.P.,  Ont. 

Ibbotson,  Maj.  E.  B.,  Que. 

Markham,  Major  A.,  N.B. 

Starke,  Lt.-Col.  G.  R.,  Que, 

Mason,  Major  J.  J,,  Ont. 

Cooke,  Lt.-Col.  J.  P.  Que. 

McLean,  Lt.-Col.  H.  H.,  N.B. 

Delamere,  Lt.-Col.  J.  M.,  Ont. 

Tilton,  Col.  John,  N.B. 

Burland,  Lt.-Col.  J.  H.,  Que. 

Sherwood,  Lt.-Col.  A.  P.,  C.M.G.,  Ont. 

Anderson,  Lt.-Col.  W.  P.,  Ont. 

Hesslein,  Lt.-Col.  A.  G.,  N.S. 

Wilson,  Lt.-Col.  E.  W.,  Que. 

Gibson,  Col.,  the  Hon.  J.  M.,  Ont. 

Labelle,  Lt.-Col.  A.  E.  D.,  Que. 

Bertram,  Lt.-Col.  A.,  Ont. 

Edwards,  Lt.-Col.  M.  B.,  N.B. 


was  sent  by  Militia  Dept.) 

Second  in  Command. 
Otter,  Maj.  W.  D.,  Ont. 
Montizambert,  Major  C.  E.,  Que. 
Cotton,  Major  W.  H.,  Ont. 
Arnold,  Major  O.  R.,  N.B. 
Casey,  Capt.  C.  E.,  M.P.,  Ont. 
Fitch,  Lieut.  J.  E.,  N.S. 
Boyd,  Capt.  W.  B.,  Que. 
Macpherson,  Major  J.  P.,  Ont. 
Curren,  Capt.  A.  E.,  N.S. 
Macnachtan,  Capt.  E.  A.,  Ont. 
Weston,  Capt.  B.  A.,  N.S. 
Bos86,  Capt.  C,  Que. 
Clarke,  Capt.  W.,  Man. 
Prevost,  Capt.  H.,  Que. 
Hartt,  Capt.  J.  T.,  N.B. 
Wright,  Capt.  Joshua,  Que. 
Ho<xi,  Capt.  John,  Que. 

BISIiET. 

Todd,  Major  A.  H.,  Ont. 
Blaiklock,  Major  W.  M.,  Que. 
Macdonald,  Major  W.  C,  Ont. 
Hartt,  Major  F.  H.,  N.B. 
Kirkpatrick,  Capt.  A.  T,.  Ont, 
Mitchell,  Capt.  C.  N.,  Man. 
Bruce,  Major  John,  Ont. 
Dunbar,  Major  J.  S.,  Que. 
Smith,  Capt  E.  A.,  N.B. 
Helmer,  Major  R.  A.,  Que. 
Mackay,  Major  S.  F.,  Que. 
Henderson,  Capt.  Alex.,  B.C. 
Sutherland,  Major  E.  D.,  Ont. 
Munro,  Capt.  W.  A.,  Man. 
McDougall.  Maj.  J.  A.,  N.B. 
Davidson,  Maj.  W.  H.,  Que. 
Talbot,  Lt.-Col.  O.  E.,  M.P.,  Que. 
Stuart,  Capt.  J.  D.,  B.C. 
King,  Maj.  W.  C,  Ont. 
Mercer,  Maj.  M.  S.,  Ont. 
Hutcheson,  Maj.  J.  E.,  Ont. 


THE  CANADIAN 

(HEADQUARTERS 

In  1893  the  Canadian  Rifle  League  was  formed,  with 
Headquarters  at  Toronto,  the  moving  spirit  and  chief 
organizer  being  Lieut.  W.  R.  Pringle,  of  the  10th 
Regiment,  Royal  Grenadiers.  Rifle  associations  from 
all  over  the  Dominion  affiliated,  and  a  series  of  simul- 
taneous matches  on  given  dates  was  inaugurated.  In 
1895,  the  Honorable  the  Minister  of  Militia  and  Defence 
granted  free  ammunition  to  the  League  teams,  and  with 
one  exception  this  has  been  the  rule  since. 


RIFLE  LEAGUE. 

OTTAWA,  ONT.) 

Four  matches  are  held  annually  over  King's  ranges 
(200,  500  and  600  yards),  and  prizes  given  to  the  leading 
teams.  Marksmen's  certificates,  signed  by  the  Minister 
of  Militia  and  Defence,  and  the  Chief  of  the  General 
Stafif,  are  issued  as  follows  :  — 

For  an  average  of  94  points  out  of  a  possible  105,  a 
first-class  special  certificate  ;  for  90  points,  a  first-class 
certificate ;    for  80   points,  a  second-class   certificate. 

The  competitions  are  divided  into  four  series  as  follows : 


1911] 


DOMINION   AND   PROVINCIAL   RIFLE   ASSOCIATIONS. 


167 


THE  CANADIAN  RIFLE   LEfLOlJE— Continued. 

The  first  (military)  for  teams  of  city  corps  of  the  Active 
Militia ;  the  second  (military)  for  units  other  than  city 
corps  ;  the  third,  or  civilian  series,  for  teams  of  Civilian 
Rifle  Associations;  the  fourth  (sections  "A"  and  "B"), 
Cadet  Corps.  The  entrance  fee  per  team  is  $10.  Fees 
for  additional  teams  from  the  same  organization,  $5 
each.  Organizations  bringing  five  new  men  to  the 
Dominion  of  Canada  Rifle  Association  Meeting  get  free 
entry  for  one  team  to  the  C.M.R.  League  competitions 
for  the  following  year. 

By  Militia  Order  of  June  10,  1903,  the  C.R.  League 
was  placed  under  the  supervision  of  the  Militia  Depart- 
ment, Ottawa. 

The  annual  meeting  of  the  League  takes  place  at 
Ottawa  during  the  D.  R.  Association  competitions. 

The  leading  teams  in  the  competitions  of  1910  were  as 
follows : 

FIRST  SBRIRS:— 

1.  8th  Regt.  Royal  Rifles,  Quebec,  1st  Team. . .     3,845 

2.  3rd  Regt.  V.R.C.,  Montreal.  1st  Team 3,813 

3.  90th  Regt. ,  Winnipeg,  1st  Team 3,800 

SECOND  SERIES ! — 

1.  69th  Regt. ,  Roundhill,  N.S 3,790 

2.  14th  Hussars,  Middleton,  N. S 3,685 

3.  R.C.E.,  Halifax,  N.S 3,677 

THIRD  SERIES  :— 

1    Quebec  City 3,849 

2.  North-West  F.F.  Force 3,831 

3.  Yukon 3,808 

FOURTH  SERIES   (SECTION   "  A  ")  :— 

1.  University  School,  Victoria,  B.C 2,201 

2.  High  School,  Dundas,  Ont 2,172 

3.  Collegiate  Institute,  Hamilton 2,026 

FOURTH   SERIES  (SECTION   "B"):  — 

1.  Harbord  Collegiate  Institute,  Toronto 2,144 

2.  Colchester  Academy,  Truro,  N.S 1,864 

3.  Collegiate  Institute,  Ottawa 1,764 


WINNER  OF   MINISTER'S   PRIZE. 

Col.-Sergt.  J.  Freeborn,  13th  Royal  Regt. 

WINNER  OF  president's   PRIZE. 

The  Governor-General's  Foot  Guards,  Ottawa. 

WINNER  OF  vice-president's   PRIZE. 

Lt.  A.  J.  Meiklejohn,  43rd  Regt.,  Ottawa. 

winner  of  secretary's  prize. 

Cadet  Lt.  A.  St.  G.  Jacques,  Quebec  High  School. 

champion  of  the  first  series. 

Qr.-Mr.  Sgt.  W.  D.  Thompson,  48th  Regt 392 

CHAMPION   OF  THE   SECOND  SERIES. 

Capt.  H.  G.  Dunbar,  78th  Regt 388 

CHAMPION  OF  THE  THIRD  SERIES  AND  OF  LEAGUE. 

Mr.  W.  G.  Fowler,  North  West  F.  F.  Force 399 

CHAMPION  OF  FOURTH  SERIES   (CADETS). 

Section  "A," 

Cadet  Capt.  Ross  Shaver,  Dundas  High  School 247 

Section  "  B," 

THE  OFFICERS   ARE  : 

President— U.-Co\.  A.  P.  Sherwood,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O., 
A.D.C.,  Ottawa;  1st  Vice-President— Lt.  Col.  W.  H. 
Davidson,  8th  Regt.,  Quebec ;  Snd  Vice-President— 
Major  G.  W.  Hayes,  R.O.,  London,  Ont.;  Srd  Vice- 
President— Major  J.  H.  McRobbie,  8th  Hus.,  Sussex, 
N.B.;  Sec'y-Treas.-Fr&nii  Beard,  Esq.,  Dept.  of  Militia 
and  Defence,  Ottawa ;  Auditor— Capt.  G.  A.  Bell,  43rd 
Regt.  D.C.O.R.,  Ottawa. 


ROYAL  UNITED  SERVICE  INSTITUTION. 
Trench-Gascoigne  Navai.  Essay  Competition,  1897 
(open  to  officers  of  the  Imperial  and  Colonial  Forces), 
2nd  prize— Silver  Medal  and  30  Guineas. — Capt.  *Chs. 
F.  Winter,  Governor-Gl's  Foot  Guards.  "  The  Protec- 
tion of  Commerce  During  War." 


DOMINION  ARSENAL,  QUEBEC. 
(Established  1882.) 
Superintendent:    Lt.-Col.   F.   M.  Gaudet  (R.C.A.). 
Assistant  Superintendent:  Maj.  A.  de  L.  Panet,  C.O.C. 
Med.  Off. :  Capt.  G.  G.  Turcot,  A.M.C. 


LIST  OF  DOMINION  AND  PROVINCIAL  RIFLE  ASSOCIATIONS. 


Designation. 


Dominion  of  Can.  Rifle  Assn. 
Ont.  Provincial  Rifle  Assn. . 
Province  of  Que.  Rifle  Assn . 
Nova  Scotia  Prov.  Rifle  Assn. 

N.  B.  Prov.  Rifle  Assn 

P.E.I.  Prov.  Rifle  Assn 

Manitoba  Prov.  Rifle  Assn . . 


B.  C.  Prov.  Rifle  Assn... 
Alberta  Prov.  Rifle  Assn . 


Yukon  Territory  Rifle  Assn. 
Canadian  Rifle  League 


Headquarters. 


49  Metcalfe  Street, 

Ottawa,  Ont. 
Confederation  Bldg., 

Toronto,  Ont. 
P.O.  Box889,  Montr'l 

Halifax,  N.S 

St.  John,  N.B 

Charlottet'wn,P.E.I. 

Winnipeg,  Man 


Vancouver,  B.C. . . 
Calgary 


Dawson  City. 
Ottawa , 


President. 


*Col.  S.  Hughes,  JIf.  P. 

E.B.0sler,Esq..3f.P. 

Lord  Strathconaand 

Mt.Royal,G!.(7.Jf.(?. 

Col.  J.  D.  Irving,  ret. 

Lt.Col.H.H.McLean, 
12th  Inf.  Brigade. 
Lt.-Col.  F.  Moore. 

*Maj.J.  Wynne,R.O 

*Bt.  Col.  J.G.Holmes, 
Lt.Col.  J.  Walker, 
15th  Light  Horse. 


Lt.-Col.  A.  P.  Sher- 
wood, CM.  G.,V.O. 
(D). 


Secretary. 


Capt.    R.    J.    Bird- 
whistle. 
Capt.  A.  Miller. 

J.  B.  Johnson,  Esq.. 

Lt.-Col.  H.  Flowers, 

1st  Regt.  C.  A. 
Capt.  J.  S.  Frost. 

Major  A.  A.  Bartlett, 
4th  Regt.  C.  A. 

Major  W.  A.  Munro, 
90th  Regt. 

Capt.  J.  R.  Tite, 

Capt.  W.  Armstrong. 

*Major  H.  S.  Tobin, 

C.  of  G. 
F.  Beard,  Esq. 


Treasurer. 


Major  E.  D.  Suther- 
land, LS.Order. 


Capt.  W.  L.  Bond. 

Lt.-Col.  H.  Flowers, 

Ist  Regt.  C.  A. 
Capt.  J.  S.  Frost. 

Major  A.  A.  Bartlett, 
4th  Regt.  C.  A. 

Capt.  C.  N.  Mitchell, 
R.  O. 

Capt.  J.  D.  Stewart, 

Major  W.  B.  Barwia. 

*Major  H.  S.  Tobin, 

C.  of  G. 
F.  Beard,  Esq. 


United    Typewriter    Co.,    Ltd. 
In   all   Canadian   Cities. 
Head  Office  at  Toronto. 


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Typewriter 


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POSTAL    INFORMATION. 


For  List  of  Officials  of  Post  Office  Department,  see  Dominion  Government,  page  309. 


Letter  Rates.  &c. 

Canada. — Letters  posted  in  Canada,  addressed  to  any 
place  within  the  Dominion,  2  cents  per  oz.  If  unpaid, 
such  letters  cannot  be  forwarded,  but  will  be  sent  to  the 
Dead  Letter  Office.  If  partially  prepaid,  the  letter  will 
be  forwarded  to  its  destination  and  double  the  de- 
ficiency charged  on  delivery.  Letters  mailed  at  any 
office  for  delivery  at  or  from  the  same  office  are  charged 
1  cent  per  oz.,  and  must  be  at  least  partially  prepaid ; 
otherwise  they  are  sent  to  the  Dead  Letter  Office.  All 
postage  must  be  prepaid  by  postage  stamps. 

Post  Cards.— Fvom  any  place  in  Canada  to  any  place 
in  Canada  or  to  the  United  States  or  Mexico,  1  cent 
each.    British  and  Foreign,  2  cents  each. 

Private  Post  Cards.— The  face  of  a  Private  Post 
Card  may  be  used  for  advertisements,  illustrations,  etc., 
provided  that  a  clear  space  of  at  least  i  inch  is  left 
along  each  of  the  four  sides  of  the  postage  stamp,  and 
a  clear  space  3J  inches  long  and  1^  inches  wide  reserved 
for  the  address  at  the  lower  right  hand  corner  of  the 
card.  Private  Post  Cards  for  delivery  in  Canada,  U.S. 
and  Mexico,  must  not  exceed  a  size  of  6  inches  in 
length  by  3|  inches  in  width,  nor  be  less  than  SJ  inches 
in  length  by  2J  inches  in  width.  Cards  for  other 
countries  must  not  exceed  5^  inches  in  length  by  3^ 
inches  in  width,  nor  be  less  than  4  inches  in  length  by 
3  inches  in  width.  Cards  of  dimensions  not  conforming 
to  these  regulations  are  treated  as  insufficiently  paid 
letters  if  they  bear  written  communications. 

Pictorial  Private.  Post  Cards  which  have  comtnunica- 
tions  on  address  side. — Cards  which  have  the  back 
covered  by  a  picture,  and  one-half  of  the  front  to  the 
left  of  the  address  space  reserved  for  written  communi- 
cations, are  admitted  as  post  cards. 

Cards  bearing  the  title  "  Post  Card  "  or  its  equivalent 
are  admitted  to  the  mails  at  the  rate  for  printed  matter 
provided  they  conform  to  the  general  regulations 
respecting  printed  papers. 

United  Kingdom,  Egypt,  and  British  Possessions  and 
Protectorates.— Postage  on  Letters,  2  cts.  per  oz. 

Foreign  Countries,  except  United  States  and  Mexico. 
—Postage  on  Letters,  5  cents  for  a  letter  weighing  one 
ounce  or  less.  For  letters  weighing  over  one  ounce 
5  cts.  for  the  first  ounce  and  3  cts.  for  each  subsequent 
ounce  or  fraction  of  an  ounce. 

United  States  and  ilexico-The  rate  on  letters  to  the 
United  States  and  Mexico  is  the  same  as  in  Canada,  and 
at  least  one  rate  (2  cents)  must  be  prepaid. 

Double  the  deficient  postage  is  charged  on  all  unpaid 
or  insufficiently  paid  letters  for  other  countries. 

Express  or  Special  Delivery  Letters.— \rra.ngements 
have  been  made  for  the  delivery  by  special  messenger 
daily,  except  Sunday,  between  7  a.m.  and  10  p.m.,  of 
letters  bearing,  in  addition  to  the  usual  prepayment  of 
two  cents  an  ounce,  a  "  Special  Delivery"  stamp  of  the 
value  of  10  cts.  or  ordinary  postage  stamps  of  the  value 
of  10  cts.,  and  the  words  "Special  Delivery"  legibly 
written  on  the  upper  left  hand  corner  of  the  envelope, 
addressed  to  the  following  cities  in  Canada  :  In  Ontario 
— Toronto,  Hamilton,  London,  Brantford,  Kingston, 
Peterboro',  Guelph,  Stratford,  Windsor,  Chatham, 
Berlin,  St.  Catharines,  Sarnia,  St.  Thomas,  Fort 
William,  Port  Arthur  and  Ottawa  ;  in  Quebec— Montreal, 
Sherbrooke,  St.  Hyacinthe,  Trois  Rivieres  and  Quebec ; 
in  NewBrunswick— St.  John,  Moncton  and  Fredericton  ; 
in  Nova  Scotia— Halifax ;  in  Manitoba— Winnipeg  and 
Brandon  ;  In  Saskatchewan— Regina ;  in  Alberta— Cal- 
gary and  Edmonton  ;  in  British  Columbia— Victoria, 
New  Westminster  and  Vancouver ;  in  P.  E.  Island— 
Charlottetown.  The  "Special  Delivery"  stamp  of  the 
value  of  ten  cents  may  be  obtained  at  any  Money  Order 
post  office. 


Fully  paid  registered  letters  bearing  "Special  De- 
livery" stamps  or  ordinary  stamps  of  the  value  of  10 
ets.,  in  addition  to  the  postage  and  registration  fee  and 
the  words  "Special  Delivery,"  come  under  the  opera- 
tions of  this  scheme  of  special  delivery. 

Registration  of  Letters. 

Persons  posting  letters  containing  value  should  be  care- 
ful to  require  them  to  be  Registered,  and  to  obtain  from 
the  Postmaster  a  certificate  of  receipt  for  Registration. 

The  charge  for  Registration  in  addition  to  the  Postage 
is,  on  all  classes  of  matter,  five  cents. 

Both  the  Postage  charge  and  Registration  fee  should, 
in  all  cases,  be  prepaid  by  stamp. 

Registration  is  not  an  absolute  guarantee  against  the 
miscarriage  or  loss  of  a  letter  ;  but  a  Registered  Letter 
can  be  traced  where  an  Unregistered  Letter  can  not,  and 
the  posting  and  delivery  or  non-delivery  can  be  proven. 

Indemnity  for  Registered  Articles. 

(1)  In  case  of  the  loss  in  the  Postal  Service  of  a  regis- 
tered article  posted  in  Canada  for  delivery  in  Canada 
the  addressee,  or  at  the  request  of  the  addressee,  the 
sender,  is  entitled  to  an  indemnity,  which  in  no  case 
shall  exceed  twenty-five  dollars,  or  the  actual  value  of 
the  lost  registered  article  when  the  same  is  less  than 
twenty-five  dollars,  provided  no  other  compensation  or 
reimbursement  has  been  made  therefor. 

(2)  The  indemnity  will  be  paid,  provided  the  loss  of 
the  registered  article  is  reported  to  the  Department 
within  one  year  of  the  date  of  posting,  upon  receipt  of 
sworn  statements  of  the  persons  concerned, — 

(a)  that  according  to  the  best  of  knowledge  and 
belief  the  registered  article  has  been  lost  in  the  mails. 

(b)  as  regards  the  value  of  the  contents  of  the 
lost  registered  artiele. 

(c)  as  regards  the  ownership  of  the  same. 

(3)  No  indemnity  is  given  for  a  registered  article 
which  has  not  been  entirely  lost  in  the  mails. 

(i)  No  indemnity  is  given  for  an  article  upon  which 
the  registration  fee  has  not  been  paid. 

Book  Post,  &c. 

A  Book  Packet  may  contain  any  number  of  separate 
books.  Limit  of  weight  for  domestic  post,  5  lbs.  (un- 
less consisting  of  a  single  book,  in  which  case  a  weight 
of  10  lbs.  is  allowed) ;  for  foreign  post,  4  lbs.  Limit  of 
size,  domestic  :  30  inches  in  length  by  1  foot  in  width  or 
depth  ;  foreign  :  two  feet  in  length,  by  one  foot  in  width 
or  depth. 

Book  packets  must  be  open  at  both  ends  or  both  sides, 
and  must  not  contain  any  letter  or  sealed  inclosure. 

Books  for  the  use  of  the  blind  are  free  of  Canada 
postage,  and  correspondence  passing  between  blind 
persons  in  raised  characters  is  chargeable  at  the  rate  of 
1  cent  per  2  ozs. 

The  rate  on  Book  Packets  for  delivery  in  Canada, 
Great  Britain,  the  United  States  and  all  Postal  Union 
Countries,  is  1  cent  per  2  ozs. 

Certain  Miscellaneous  Matter. 

Miscellaneous  matter,  described  as  under,  may  pass 
between  places  in  the  Dominion  of  Canada  upon  pre- 
payment of  the  rates  indicated  below.  The  regulations  do 
not  admit  of  the  transmission  by  mail  to  the  United  King- 
dom (or  other  countries  beyond  the  sea)  of  miscellaneous 
matter  as  such  ;  but  a  great  part  of  the  matter  referred 
to  under  that  head  may  be  forwarded  to  the  United 
Kingdom  and  other  countries  by  Book  Post : — 

Matter  (other  than  newspapers  and  periodicals),  wholly 
in  print  without  reference  to  process,  such  as  circulars, 
catalogues,  calendars,  hand-bills,  books,  pamphlets, 
printed  forms,  maps,  prints,  drawings,  plans  (without 
written  specifications)  engravings,  lithographs,  photo- 
graphs (when  not  on  glass  or  in  cases  containing  glass 


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official  or  private  post  cards  in  quantities,  sheet  music 
(whether  printed  or  written)  instruction  books  in  music, 
visiting  cards,  the  manuscript  of  books  or  newspapers 
(whether  hand-written  or  type-written)  indented  or 
perforated  sheets  of  paper  containing  characters  which 
can  be  read  by  the  blind,  botanical  entomological  and 
mineralogical  specimens  and  the  following  partly-written 
and  partly-printed  matter :— militia  and  school  returns, 
customs  manifests,  voters'  lists,  school  or  college 
examination  papers,  printers'  proof  sheets  with  correc- 
tions, exhibition  entry  tickets,  municipal  assessment 
rolls.  Dominion  and  Provincial  Government  returns  on 
official  blanks,  and  all  Dominion  and  Provincial  Govern- 
ment documents,  statute  labor  returns  and  municipal 
returns  in  general,  etc.,  on  which  the  rate  of  postage  is 
1  cent  for  each  2  ozs.  or  fraction  thereof.  To  come 
within  this  class  the  material  printed  upon  must  be 
either  paper,  cardboard  or  parchment. 

The  following  articles  are  subject  to  the  rate  of  2  cents 
for  the  first  4  ozs.  or  fraction  thereof,  and  one  cent  for 
each  additional  4  ozs. :— Seeds,  cuttings  (but  not  cut 
flowers),  roots,  bedding  plants,  scions  or  grafts. 

Writing  paper  specially  prepared  for  the  use  of  the 
blind  transmitted  from  a  recognized  Institution  for  the 
Blind  in  Canada  to  blind  persons  for  their  own  use  is 
allowed  to  pass  at  the  rate  of  1  cent  for  each  4  ozs.  or 
fraction  thereof ;  but  before  any  Institution  can  post 
such  paper  at  the  above  rate  the  Post  Office  Department 
at  Ottawa  must  be  satisfied  as  to  its  claim  to  be  con- 
sidered an  Institution  for  the  Blind. 

No  letter  or  other  communication  intended  to  serve 
the  purpose  of  a  letter  must  be  sent  or  inclosed  in  any 
such  package  or  thing  mentioned,  and  the  same  must 
be  sent  in  covers  open  at  the  ends  or  sides,  or  other- 
wise so  put  up  as  to  admit  of  the  contents  being,  if 
necessary,  easily  withdrawn  for  examination  by  the 
officers  of  the  Post  Office  to  ensure  compliance  with 
this  provision  (if  enclosed  in  sealed  envelopes  notched 
at  the  ends  or  sides,  or  with  the  corners  cut  ofif,  letter 
rate  of  postage  will  be  charged). 

No  packet  of  miscellaneous  matter  can  be  transmitted 
by  mail  if  it  exceeds  5  lbs,  in  weight,  30  inches  in  length 
or  12  inches  in  width  or  depth,  nor  may  the  combined 
length  and  girth  of  any  packet  exceed  6  feet. 

Legal  and  commercial  papers  generally  are  liable  to 
letter  rate  of  postage  when  posted  for  delivery  within 
the  Dominion  of  Canada. 

Printed  or  written  requests  for  return  are  recognized  on 
3rd  and  4th  class  matter,  addressed  to  places  within  the 
Dominion,  and  same  will  be  returned  direct  to  the  sender, 
subject  to  the  payment  by  the  sender,  on  delivery  to  him 
through  the  Post  Office,  of  the  full  amount  of  postage  to 
which  the  article  was  in  the  first  place  liable,  together 
with  an}'^  charges  rated  thereon  on  account  of  any 
deficiency  in  the  original  prepayment. 

Newspapers  and  Periodicals. 

The  general  postage  rate  on  newspapers  and  periodicals 
published  in  Canada  not  less  frequently  than  once  a 
month,  and  addressed  to  regular  subscribers  in  Canada, 
Mexico,  the  United  Kingdom,  the  Bahamas,  Barbados, 
Bermuda,  British  Guiana,  British  Honduras,  British 
North  Borneo,  Ceylon,  Cyprus,  Falkland  Islands,  Fiji, 
Gambia,  Gibraltar,  Hong  Kong,  Jamaica,  Leeward 
Islands,  Malta,  Mauritius,  New  Zealand,  Northern 
Nigeria,  Sarawak,  Seychelles,  Sierra  Leone,  Southern 
Nigeria,  Transvaal,  Trinidad  and  Tobago,  Turk's  Islands, 
Zanzibar,  and  Newfoundland,  and  to  newsdealers  in 
Canada,  is  fixed  by  law  at  i  cent  per  pound.  The 
following  exception,  however,  is  to  be  noted  :  Newspapers 
and  periodicals  published  not  more  frequently  than  once 
a  week  and  not  less  frequently  than  once  a  month,  are 
entitled  to  pass  free  to  regular  subscribers  and  news- 
dealers in  Canada  within  a  circular  area  of  80  miles  in 
diameter,  having  as  centre  either  the  place  of  publica- 
tion or  any  established  Post  Office  not  more  than  40 
miles  distant  therefrom,  the  choice  of  a  centre  within 
these  limits  resting  with  the  publisher ;  and  such  news- 
papers and  periodicals  are  to  be  put  up  into  packages 
and  delivered  into  the  Post  Office,  under  such  regula- 
tions as  the  Postmaster-General  may  from  time  to  time 
make. 


On  all  newspapers  and  periodicals  posted  in  Canada, 
for  delivery  in  the  Dominion  or  Mexico,  and  on  news- 
papers and  periodicals  published  in  Canada  and  posted 
for  delivery  in  the  United  Kingdom,  or  the  British 
Possessions  mentioned  above,  other  than  those  ad- 
dressed to  regular  subscribers  or  news  agents  from 
office  of  publication,  the  rate  is  one  cent  per  U  oz.,  to  be 
invariably  prepaid  by  Postage  Stamp. 

Copies  of  legitimate  daily  newspapers  can  be  mailed 
by  the  publishers  in  Canada  to  regular  subscribers  and 
newsdealers  in  the  United  States  on  prepayment  in  cash 
at  the  rate  of  1  cent  per  pound  or  fraction  thereof  and 
other  newspapers  and  periodicals  sent  to  the  United 
States  either  by  publishers  or  other  individuals  are 
subject  to  the  rate  of  1  cent  per  4  ounces. 

Newspapers  and  periodicals  weighing  less  than  1  oz. 
each  may  be  posted  singly,  if  prepaid  by  Postage  Stamp 
^  cent  each. 

The  postage  on  bona  fide  specimen  newspapers,  and 
on  papers  and  periodicals  published  less  frequently  than 
once  a  month,  is  1  cent  per  lb. 

British  and  foreign  publications  may  be  posted  by 
newsdealers  in  Canada  to  subscribers  in  Canada  at 
the  rate  of  1  cent  per  lb.  They  cannot  however  be 
posted  at  that  rate  for  local  delivery  at  places  where 
there  is  a  free  letter  carrier  service. 

Transient  Newspapers. 

Transient  newspapers  and  periodicals  include  all  news- 
papers and  periodicals  posted  in  Canada,  other  than 
Canadian  newspapers  sent  from  the  office  of  publication, 
and  British  and  foreign  neivspapers  posted  by  news 
agents  jor  regular  siibscribers  in  Canada.  When  ad- 
dressed to  any  place  within  the  Dominion,  the  United 
States  or  Mexico,  and,  when  published  in  Canada, 
and  addressed  to  any  place  in  the  United  Kingdom, 
Bahamas,  Barbados,  Bermuda,  British  Guiana,  British 
Honduras,  British  North  Borneo,  Ceylon,  Cyprus, 
Falkland  Islands,  Fiji,  Gambia,  Gibraltar,  Hong  Kong, 
Jamaica,  Leeward  Islands,  Malta,  Mauritius,  New 
Zealand,  Newfoundland,  Northern  Nigeria,  Sarawak, 
Seychelles,  Sierra  Leone,  Southern  Nigeria,  Transvaal, 
Trinidad  and  Tobago,  Turk's  Islands  or  Zanzibar,  they 
must  be  prepaid  the  following  rate  by  Postage 
Stamp : — 

One  cent  per  four  oz.  or  fraction  of  four  oz. 

Transient  newspapers  and  periodicals  not  published 
in  Canada  are  subject  to  the  ordinary  printed  matter 
rate  of  1  cent  per  2  ozs.  when  addressed  to  the  United 
Kingdom  or  British  Colonies. 

Samples  within  the  Dominion. 

Samples  of  Merchandise  and  Goods  for  sale,  not 
having  saleable  value  and  not  exceeding  3  lbs.  in  weight, 
except  samples  of  tea,  which  must  not  exceed  8  oz.  in 
weight,  may  be  posted  in  Canada,  to  be  forwarded  to 
any  place  within  the  Dominion,  on  prepayment  by 
Postage  Stamp  of  a  rate  of  1  cent  for  each  2  ozs.  or 
fraction  thereof  under  the  following  regulations : 

If  insufficiently  prepaid  the  packet  will  be  forwarded 
charged  with  dovible  the  deficient  postage,  provided  at 
least  I  cent  is  prepaid. 

Packages  of  Samples  addressed  to  any  place  in  Canada, 
may  be  registered  by  affixing  thereto  stamps  to  the 
value  of  5  cents  in  addition  to  the  postage  rate,  and  pro- 
vided such  packet  be  handed  into  the  Post  Office  for 
registration. 

Samples  must  be  sent  in  covers  open  at  the  ends,  so  as 
to  be  easy  of  examination.  Samples,  however,  of  seeds 
drugs,  &c.,  which  cannot  be  sent  in  open  covers,  may 
be  enclosed  in  bags  of  linen,  or  such  like  material, 
fastened  in  such  a  manner  that  they  may  be  readily 
opened. 

The  packet  may  bear  on  the  outside  the  address  of  the 
sender,  in  addition  to  the  address  of  the  pei-son  for 
whom  it  may  be  intended ;  and  also  a  trade  mark  or 
Humber,  and  the  price  of  the  sample  enclosed ;  inside, 
there  must  be  no  enclosure  but  the  samples  themselves. 
The  particulars,  however,  of  the  trade  marks,  numbers, 
and  prices  may  be  marked  on  the  articles  themselves 
instead  of  on  the  outside  of  the  packet,  at  the  option 
of  the  sender. 


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Articles  of  saleable  value  even  when  intended  to  serve 
as  samples  are  not  admissible  at  sample  rate. 

Goods  sent  for  sale  or  in  execution  of  an  order,  how- 
ever small  the  quantity  may  be,  or  any  article  sent  by 
one  private  individual  to  another,  which  are  not  actually 
trade  samples,  are  not  admissible. 

Liquids,  oils,  etc. ,  may  be  sent  by  mail  in  the  Dominion 
if  put  up  carefully  in  strict  accordance  with  the  direc- 
tions given  in  the  Postal  Guide  and  ascertainable  at  any 
post  office. 

United  Kingdom,  United  States  and  Foreign 
Countries. 

Samples  of  Merchandise,  when  addressed  to  places  in 
the  United  Kingdom,  must  not  exceed  5  lbs.  in  weight ; 
to  the  United  States  and  other  foreign  countries,  12  oz. ; 
and  must  be  prepaid  by  postage  stamp  at  the  following 
rates : — 1  cent  per  2  oz.  or  fraction  of  2  oz. ,  with  a  mini- 
mum prepayment  of  2  cents  covering  a  weight  of  4  oz. 

Samples  of  liquids,  oils,  glass,  etc.,  are  admitted  as 
samjjles  provided  they  are  put  up  in  strict  accordance 
with  the  directions  given  in  the  Postal  Guide. 


Useful  Hints. 

Register  all  valuable  letters.  Transmit  money  by 
Postal  Notes  or  Money  Orders.  Make  complaints  and 
inquiries  in  writing,  and  address  the  Postmaster-General 
at  Ottawa.  Preserve,  and  request  correspondents  to 
preserve,  envelopes  of  missent  or  delayed  letters.  Send 
to  the  Postmaster-General  envelopes  of  letters  about 
which  you  seek  information  or  make  complaint.  In 
addressing  letters  add  the  name  of  the  County  and 
Province  in  which  the  office  addressed  is  located.  Place 
stamp  on  the  right-hand  upper  corner  of  the  address 
side.  Put  your  own  name  and  full  address  in  or  on 
letter,  to  insure  return  if  it  cannot  be  delivered.  In 
affixing  postage  stamps  moisten  the  envelope,  7iot  the 
stamp.  When  stamps  are  moistened  the  gum  is  apt  to 
be  removed. 


Parcel  Post  with  the  United  Kingdom,  New- 
foundland and  other  British  Colonies 
and  Foreign  Countries. 

Closed  parcels  may  be  exchanged  with  the  United 
Kingdom,  Newfoundland  and  most  foreign  countries 
and  British  colonies  under  the  following  Regulations  :— 

1.  Every  Parcel  must  be  fully  prepaid  by  postage 
stamps. 

2.  The  dimensions  of  a  Parcel  addressed  to  the  United 
Kingdom  must  not  as  a  general  rule  exceed  30  inches  in 
length  or  1  foot  in  width  or  depth,  nor  must  the  com- 
bined length  and  girth  of  any  parcel  exceed  6  feet,  a 
length  of  3  feet  6  inches  is  allowed,  however,  in  the  case 
of  parcels  containing  articles  such  as  golf  sticks,  um- 
brellas, etc.  The  dimensions  of  a  Parcel  addressed  to 
any  country  other  than  the  United  Kingdom  must  not 
exceed  2  feet  in  length  by  1  foot  in  width  or  depth. 

8.  A  Parcel  must  not  contain  a  letter  or  any  writing 
in  the  form  of  a  letter,  or  any  explosive,  combustible, 
or  dangerous  articles. 

4.  All  Parcels  must  be  securely  and  substantially 
packed  and  closed. 

5.  Oils,  liquids,  etc.,  can  only  be  forwarded  if  put  up 
with  the  same  security  required  in  connection  with  their 
transmission  as  samples  in  the  ordinary  mails.  Fragile 
articles  should  be  packed  with  special  care. 

6.  Each  Parcel  must  be  plainly  directed,  and  such 
direction  must  include  the  name  and  full  address  of  the 
person  for  whom  the  parcel  is  intended. 

7.  For  each  Parcel  the  sender  must  fill  up  a  Customs 
Declaration.  On  this  form  the  sender  will  supply  an 
accurate  statement  of  the  contents  and  value  of  the 
Parcel ;  also  the  address  thereof,  with  signature  and  place 
of  abode  of  the  sender.  The  Customs  Declaration  must 
be  securely  affixed  by  mucilage  or  paste  to  the  parcel  to 
which  it  relates. 

Parcels  from  the  United  Kingdom  or  any  other  place 
beyond  the  Dominion  will  be  liable  to  Canadian  Custom 


duties,  and  under  existing  regulations  must  be  examined 
for  the  purpose  by  an  Officer  of  the  Customs  in  the 
presence  of  the  persons  addressed. 

Rates  and  limits  of  weight  vary.  See  Postal  Guide,  or 
enquire  at  Post  Office. 

Parcels  must  be  handed  to  the  Postmaster ;  in  no  case 
should  they  be  dropped  into  a  letter  box  or  other 
receptacle  for  mail  matter. 

Fourth  Class  Matter. 

Postage  rate  1  cent  per  ounce  or  fraction  thereof, 
to  be  prepaid  by  postage  stamp.  Miscellaneous  articles 
of  merchandise,  including  seeds,  bulbs,  etc.,  to  United 
States,  and  generally  all  matter  permitted  to  pass  by 
mail  in  Canada,  which  is  not  of  the  nature  of  a  letter, 
and  therefore  subject  to  letter  rate  of  postage,  nor 
entitled  to  pass  as  3rd  class  matter,  may  pass  as  4th 
class  when  addressed  to  any  destination  within  the 
Dominion  or  the  United  States.  Fourth  class  matter 
must  be  so  packed  or  put  up  as  to  be  open  to  examina- 
tion of  contents  and  must  not  exceed  5  lbs.  in  weight. 
The  limit  of  size  is  30  inches  in  length  by  1  foot  in  width 
or  depth,  but  the  combined  length  and  girth  of  any 
packet  must  in  no  case  exceed  6  feet.  When  passing 
between  Canada  and  the  United  States  it  will  be  subject 
to  Customs  regulations  if  liable  to  duty.  The  registra- 
tion charge  on  4th  class  matter  is  5  cents  in  addition  to 
postage. 

A  packet  of  4th  class  matter  may  contain  invoices  and 
accounts,  provided  they  relate  exclusively  to  the  con- 
tents of  such  packet ;  it  is  also  permitted  to  enclose  a 
card  or  slip  of  paper  giving  in  a  brief  manner  necessary 
directions  for  the  identification  or  treatment  of  the 
article  or  articles  contained  in  the  packet.  Care  must 
be  taken  not  to  abuse  this  privilege  by  converting  such 
notes  or  marks,  designed  solely  for  the  facilitation  of 
business  between  the  sender  and  the  addressee,  into 
what  might  properly  be  called  correspondence.  A 
packet  of  4th  class  matter  containing  a  letter  or  any 
writing  intended  to  serve  the  purpose  of  a  letter  in  the 
ordinary  sense  will  become  liable  to  letter  postage,  and 
he  sender  will  incur  the  penalty  provided  by  law. 

When  several  separate  articles  are  enclosed  in  a  packet 
of  4th  class  matter,  there  is  no  objection  to  each  bear- 
ing a  distinguishing  number,  so  as  to  enable  the  sender 
to  give  directions  by  letter  (sent  of  course  separately 
and  duly  prepaid)  respeciing  the  several  articles  which 
the  packet  contains. 
'■* 

Prohibited  Articles. 

All  explosive,  dangerous  or  destructive  substances, 
glass  bottles  or  glass  in  any  form  liable  to  break,  and 
all  matter  subject  to  speedy  decay,  all  obscene  or  im- 
moral books,  publications,  pictures,  etc.,  libellous  post . 
cards  and  letters  the  covers  of  which  bear  words  of  an 
offensive  character,  and  letters  and  circulars  relating  to 
illegal  lotteries  or  other  fraudulent  schemes. 

Foreign  Post— Commercial  Papers. 

"Commercial  Papers"  are  understood  to  comprise  all 
papers  or  documents  written  or  drawn  wholly  or  partly 
by  hand  (except  letters  or  communications  of  the  nature 
of  letters  or  other  papers  or  documents  having  the  char- 
acter of  an  actual  and  personal  correspondence),  docu- 
ments of  legal  procedure,  deeds  drawn  up  by  public 
functionaries,  copies  of  or  extracts  from  deeds  under 
private  seal  and  (whether  written  or  printed  on  stamped 
or  unstamped  paper)  way  bills,  bills  of  lading,  invoices 
and  other  documents  of  a  mercantile  character,  docu- 
ments of  insurance  and  other  public  companies,  all 
kinds  of  manuscript  music,  the  manuscript  of  books 
and  other  literary  works,  also  open  letters  and  post 
cards  of  ancient  date  which  have  already  fulfilled  their 
original  purpose  and  pupils'  exercises  in  original  and 
corrected  form  but  without  any  comment  on  the  work. 
The  rate  is  1  cent  per  2  ozs.,  but  each  packet  must 
have  a  minimum  prepayment  of  5  cents ;  this  prepay- 
ment will  cover  a  weight  of  10  ozs.  No  packet  must 
exceed  2  feet  in  length  or  1  foot  in  width  or  depth, 
unless  in  the  form  of  a  roll,  when  a  length  of  30  inches 
is  allowed,  provided  the  diameter  does  not  exceed  4 
inches.    The  weight  must  hot  exceed  4  lbs. 


1911] 


POST  OFFICE  MONEY   ORDERS. 


171 


Commissions  on  Money  Orders. 

On  Money  Orders  issued  in  Canada  for  payment  in 
Canada,  Antigua,  Baiiamas,  Barbados,  Bermuda,  British 
Guiana,  Cayman  Islands,  Cuba,  Dominica,  Grenada, 
Guam,  Hawaii,  Isle  of  Pines,  Jamaica,  Montserrat, 
Nevis,  Newfoundland,  Panama  Canal  Zone,  Philippine 
Islands,  Porto  Rico,  St.  Christopher  (St.  Kitts),  St.  Lucia, 
St.  Vincent,  Tobago,  Trinidad,  Turks  Islands,  Tutuila 
(Samoa),  Virgin  Islands,  and  the  United  States,  the 
Commission  is  as  follows  :— 

$5  and  under Scents  I  Over$30andupto$50.  .IScents 

Oyer  5  and  up  to  §10..  6     "  "      50        "         75.. 25     " 

"  10         "         30.. 10   "     I      "      75         "        100.. 30     " 

The  commissions  on  Money  Orders  issued  in  the  Yukon, 
payable  in  Canada,  Newfoundland,  the  United  States,  or 
any  of  the  places  above-mentioned,  are  double  the  above 
rates. 

No  single  Money  Order  may  be  issued  for  more  than 
$100;  but  as  many  of  ^100  each  may  be  given  as  the  re- 
mitter requires. 

Money  Orders  are  issued  in  Canada, on  the  United  King- 
dom, and  the  following  Foreign  countries  and  Briti.sh 
Possessions,  at  the  rates  of  commission  shown  below 


cents. 

For  sums  not  exc'dg.  .*g  5. .  5 
10. .10 
"  "        20. .20 

30.. 30 
40. .40 
50. .50 

*Aden  (Arabia). 

§  Africa,  E.  (Ger.  Poss'ions). 

§Africa,  South-West  (Ger- 
man Protectorate). 

§  Africa,  West  (Cameroons, 
Togo). 

^Andatian  Islands. 

*Angola. 

II  Argentine  Republic. 

Austria  and  the  Austrian 
post  offices  in  Asia  Minor 
and  the  Levant: — 

[  Alexandretta ;  Caipha 
(Kaifa,  Haifa) ;  Candia  ; 
Chios  (Khios);  Crete; 
Dede-Agatch  (D^d6- 
Aghadj);  Durazzo;  Ine- 
boli  ;  Jaffa;  Janina  ; 
Jerusalem  ;  Kaifa  ;  Ka- 
valla  (Cav'lla) ;  Keras- 
sonde  (Keressoun);  Mer- 
sina ;  Mitylene ;  Prevesa  ; 
Retimo  ;  Rhodes  ;  Sam- 
aoun  ;  San  Giovanni  di 
Medua ;  Santi  Quaranta  ; 
Scutari  (Albania);  Trebi- 
zond(Trapezunt) ;  Tripoli 
(Syria) ;  Valona  ;  Vathy- 
Samos.] 

Australia  (Commonwealth). 

*Azores. 

Basutoland. 

Belgium. 

*Beluchistan. 

Bengasi  (Tripoli). 

Beyrout. 

Bosnia. 

II  Brazil. 

British  Bechuanaland. 

*British  Central  Africa. 

♦British  East  Africa. 

♦British  Honduras  (Belize) 

♦Bulgaria. 

Cape  Colony. 

SCameroons  and  Togo. 

♦Cape  Verde  Islands. 

§Caroline  Islands  (German 
Protectorate). 

♦Ceylon, 

Chatham  Islands. 

♦Chili. 

llOongo  Free  State  (Banana, 
Boma,  Leopoldville,  Ma- 
tadi,  Thysville). 

Constantinople  (Turkey). 

Cooklslands. 

♦Costa  Rica  (San  Jose  only). 

♦Curacao. 

♦Cyprus. 


cents. 

For  sums  not  excd'g.  $60.  .90 

70.. 70 

80.. 80 

90.. 90 

"      100.. $1 

♦Danish  West  Indies. 

Dardanelles,  via  France. 

Denmark,  including  Ice- 
land and  Faroe  Islands. 

♦Dutch  East  Indies. 

♦Dutch  West  Indies. 

♦Egypt. 

♦Falkland  Islands. 

Fanning  Island. 

Fiji  Islands. 

^[Finland. 

Formosa  (including  the 
Pescadores  Islands). 

France  and  Algeria. 

Friendly  Islands  (Tonga, 
through  N.  South  Wales). 

♦Gambia. 

German  Empire. 

German  East  Africa. 

German  South  West  Africa. 

♦Gibraltar. 

♦Gold  Coast  Colony. 

♦Greece. 

Heligoland. 

Herzegovina. 

Holland  (Netherlands). 

♦Honduras — Republic. 

Hong  Kong,  includ'g  Amoy , 
Canton, Fo'chow,Hank'w, 
Hoih'w,  Ningpo,  Liu- 
King-Tau  (Wei-Hai-Wei), 
Swatow,  Shanghai. 

Hungary. 

♦India(Brit'h),  and  agencies 
at  Aden,  Bagdad,  Bahrain, 
Bassorah,  Bunder  Abbas, 
Burmah,  Bushire,  Gua- 
dur,  Jask,  Linga,  Mo- 
hammerah,  Muscat  and 
Pondicherry. 

Italy. 

Japan,  with  agencies  at 
Changsha,  Chefoo,  Chin- 
kiang,  Hangchow,  Kin- 
kiang,  Nanking,  New- 
ehang,  Pekin,  Shashe, 
Soochow,  Tientsin,  Tong- 
hu,  Wuhu. 

Korea  (Fusan,    Chemulpo, 
Chinnampo,  Kunsan,  Ma- 
san,  Seoul,  Yuen  san  and 
Mukho). 
♦Labuan. 
§  Lad  rone  Islands. 
♦Liberia,  Republic  of. 
Lorenzo  Marques. 
♦Luxemburg. 
♦Madeira. 
♦Malta. 


Malay  Peninsula  (Feder- 
♦ated  States). 

Manchuria. 

Manchuria,  Russia. 

§  Marianne  Islands  (except 
Guam). 

♦Marshall  Islands. 

♦Mauritius. 

Mexico. 

Mogodiscio  (Italian  Soma- 
liland). 

♦Mombasa  and  Lamu. 

JMontenegro. 

Morocco  (British  Agencies). 

Mozambique. 

♦Natal. 

§New  Guinea  (German  Pro- 
tectorate). 

New  South  Wales. 

New  Zealand. 

♦Nigeria— Northern. 

♦Nigeria — Southern. 

♦North  Borneo  (Kudat,  La- 
buan and  Sandakan). 

Norway. 

Novi  Bazar. 

Orange  River  Colony. 

Panama  (British  Agency). 

♦♦Papua  (Port  Morseby  CO. 
and  Samaria). 

§Pelew  (or  Pal  aos)  Islands. 

Penrhyn  Islands. 

♦Peru. 

♦Portugal. 

♦Portuguese  Guinea. 

♦Portuguese  India. 

Queensland. 


^Rhodesia. 

♦Roumania. 

♦Russia. 

♦St.  Helena. 

Salonica. 

♦Salvador. 

§Samoa  (German  Protec- 
torate). 

♦Sarawak. 

Savage  Island. 

Scio. 

♦Servia. 

♦Seychelles  Islands. 

♦Siam. 

♦Sierra  Leone. 

♦Singapore. 

Smyrna. 

♦Somaliland  (British). 

South  Australia. 

♦Straits  Settlements. 

Sweden. 

Switzerland. 

Tangier  (Morocco). 

Tasmania. 

Transvaal. 

Tripoli  ( Barbary)  via  France 

♦Tunis. 

§Turkey. 

♦  Uganda,  offices  at  Entebbe 
and  Kampala  only. 

United  Kingdom  of  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland. 

II  Uruguay. 

Victoria  (Australia). 

West  Australia. 

♦Zanzibar. 

♦Zululand. 


The  exchange  of  Money  Orders  with  the  countries  and 
British  Colonies  distinguished  by  an  asterisk  (♦)  is  not 
direct.  Money  Orders  payable  in  those  countries  are 
subject,  therefore,  to  a  small  abatement  on  payment. 
The  charges  made  by  the  British  Post  Office  for  re- 
advising  Orders  are  :— 3d.  for  sums  not  exceeding  £5, 
and  3d.  for  each  £5  (or  fraction  of  £5)  additional : 
equal  to  6  cents  for  each  $24.35  or  fraction  thereof. 

%  The  exchange  with  Montenegro  is  via  Austria,  where  a 
deduction  will  be  made  of  20  hellers  up  to  40  crowns, 
40  hellers  from  40  to  100  crowns,  80  hellers  from  100 
to  300  crowns  and  120  hellers  from  300  to  490  crowns. 

II  The  exchange  with  the  countries  marked  thus  (||)  is 
through  Belgium,  and  orders  will  be  subject  to  an 
abatement  of  i  of  one  per  cent,  on  the  amount  of 
each  order, 

^  The  exchange  with  Finland  is  through  Sweden,  where 
a  deduction  of  ^  per  cent,  is  made  from  each  order. 

§  The  exchange  with  countries  marked  thus  (§)  is  via 
Germany. 

♦♦Deduction  will  be  made  in  Queensland  of  3d.  for  each 
£5  or  fraction  thereof. 
Money  Orders  on  the  above  countries  are  drawn  in 

Canada  Curreticy.    Tables  showing  the  sums  payable 

in  other  countries,  where  the  money  is  of  a  different 

denomination,  will  be  found  below, 

Tablk  showing  tne  amounts  in  Canadian  money  to  be 
paid  by  the  remitters  for  Money  Orders  drawn  on  the 
United  Kingdom,  Beyrout,BritishGuiana, Cape  Colony, 
Constantinople,  Morocco,  Panama,  Salonica,  Smyrna, 
Jamaica,  Queensland,  South  Australia,  West  Australia, 
Victoria,  New  South  Wales,  Tasmatiia,  New  Zealand, 
Bahamas,  Barbados,  Bermuda,  Leeward  Islands,  Fiji, 
Trinidad,  Tobago,  Turks  Islands,  Grenada,  St.  Lucia,  St. 
Vincent,  Orange  River  Colony,  and  the  Transvaal, 
where  payment  will  be  made  in  Sterling  Money. 


£ 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0      9 
0    10 


s,  d. 


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0 


$  c. 

£ 

».  d. 

$  c. 

0  24 

0 

11  0 

2  68 

0  49 

0 

12  0 

2  92 

0  73 

0 

13  0 

3  17 

0  97 

0 

14  0 

3  41 

1  22 

0 

15  0 

3  65 

1  46 

0 

16  0 

3  90 

1  71 

0 

17  0 

4  14 

1  95 

0 

18  0 

4  38 

2  19 

0 

19  0 

4  63 

2  44 

1 

0  0 

4  87 

£     8. 
2 
3 
4 

5 
6 

7 
8 


«    c. 

9  74 
14  61 
19  48 
24  35 
29  22 
34  09 
38  96 
43  83 
48  70 
97  40 


And twocentsforeach  penny  to  make  up  the  sum  required 


172 


FOREIGN   MONEY   ORDERS. 


[1911 


POST  OFFICE  MONEY  ORDERS  (Continued). 


FOREIGN   MONEY   ORDERS. 


Table  showing  the  sums  payable  in  Germany  and  German 
Post  Offices  abroad  in  Marks  and  Pfennigs,  on  Orders 
issued  in  Canada. 


Table  showing  the  sums  payable  in  France,  Algeria,  Belgium 
Greece,  Congo  Free  State,  Uruguay,  Servia,  Bulgaria,  Italy 
and  Switzerland  in  Francs  and  Centimes,  on  Orders  issued  in 
Canada. 


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$   c. 

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1 

4 

20 

0  84 

100 

4  18 

15  00 

62  70 

1 

5 

20 

1  05 

100 

6  15 

15  00 

77  25 

2 

8 

25 

1  05 

2  00 

8  36 

20  00 

83  60 

2 

10 

25 

1  30 

2  00 

10  30 

20  00 

103  00 

3 

13 

30 

1  25 

3  00 

12  54 

25  00 

104  50 

3 

16 

30 

1  55 

3  00 

15  45 

25  00 

128  75 

4 

17 

40 

1  67 

4  00 

16  72 

30  00 

125  40 

4 

20 

40 

2  05 

4  00 

20  60 

30  00 

154  60 

5 

21 

50 

2  09 

5  00 

20  90 

35  00 

146  30 

5 

25 

60 

2  55 

5  00 

25  75 

35  00 

180  25 

6 

25 

60 

2  51 

6  00 

25  08 

40  00 

167  20 

6 

30 

60 

3  10 

6  00 

30  90 

40  00 

206  00 

7 

29 

70 

2  93 

700 

29  26 

45  00 

188  10 

7 

35 

70 

3  60 

7  00 

36  05 

45  00 

231  75 

8 

33 

75 

3  14 

8  00 

33  44 

50  00 

209  00 

8 

40 

75 

3  85 

8  00 

4120 

50  00 

257  50 

9 

38 

80 

3  34 

9  00 

37  62 

10000 

418  00 

9 

45 

80 

4  10 

9  00 

46  35 

10000 

515  00 

10 

42 

90 

3  76 

10  00 

4180 

10 

50 

90 

4  65 

10  00 

51  50 

Tablk  showing  the  sums  payable  in  Denmark,  Iceland,  Faroe  Islands,  Norway,  Sweden  and  Finland  on  Orders 
issued  in  Canada. 


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Kroner  Ore. 

$  0. 

Kroner  Ore. 

0  1 

0  3 

0  9 

0  33 

0  70 

2  59 

5  00 

18  50 

25  00 

92  50 

0  2 

0  7 

0  10 

0  37 

0  75 

2  77 

6  00 

22  20 

30  00 

111  00 

0  3 

0  11 

0  20 

0  74 

0  80 

2  96 

7  00 

25  90 

35  00 

129  50 

0  4 

0  14 

0  25 

0  92 

0  90 

3  33 

8  00 

29  60 

40  00 

148  00 

0  5 

0  18 

0  30 

1  11 

1  00 

3  70 

9  00 

33  30 

45  00 

166  60 

0  6 

0  22 

0  40 

1  48 

2  00 

7  40 

10  00 

37  00 

50  00 

185  00 

0  7 

0  25 

0  50 

]  85 

3  00 

11  10 

15  00 

55  50 

100  00 

370  00 

0  8 

0  29 

0  60 

2  22 

4  00 

14  80 

20  00 

74  00 

TABiiB  showing  the  sums  payable  in  Austria,  Bosnia,  Herzegovina,  the  Austrian  Post  Offices  in  Asia  Minor  and  the 
Levant  and  in  Hungary  on  Money  Orders  issued  in  Canada,  from  one  cent  to  one  dollar  and  from  one  dollar 
to  one  hundred  dollars. 


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$  c. 

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$  c. 

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%   c. 

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$  c. 

$  c. 

II 

0  1 

0  5 

0  26 

1  25 

0  51 

2  50 

0  76 

3  70 

2  00 

9  80 

27  00 

132  30 

0  2 

0  10 

0  27 

1  30 

0  52 

2  55 

0  77 

3  75 

3  00 

14  70 

28  00 

137  20 

0  3 

0  15 

0  28 

1  35 

0  53 

2  60 

0  78 

3  80 

4  00 

19  60 

29  00 

142  10 

0  4 

0  20 

0  29 

1  40 

0  54 

2  65 

0  79 

3  85 

5  00 

24  50 

30  00 

147  00 

0  5 

0  25 

0  30 

1  45 

0  55 

2  70 

0  80 

3  90 

6  00 

29  40 

31  00 

151  90 

0  6 

0  30 

0  31 

1  50 

0  56 

2  75 

0  81 

3  95 

7  00 

34  30 

32  00 

156  80 

0  7 

0  35 

0  32 

1  55 

0  57 

2  80 

0  82 

4  00 

8  00 

39  20 

33  00 

161  70 

0  8 

0  40 

0  33 

1  60 

0  58 

2  85 

<i  83 

4  05 

9  00 

44  10 

34  00 

166  60 

0  9 

0  45 

0  34 

1  65 

0  59 

2  90 

0  84 

4  10 

10  00 

49  00 

35  00 

171  50 

0  10 

0  50 

0  35 

1  70 

0  60 

2  95 

0  85 

4  15 

11  00 

53  90 

36  00 

176  40 

0  11 

0  55 

0  36 

1  75 

0  61 

3  00 

0  86 

4  20 

12  00 

58  80 

37  00 

181  30 

0  12 

0  60 

0  37 

1  80 

0  62 

3  05 

0  87 

4  25 

13  00 

63  70 

38  00 

186  20 

0  13 

0  65 

0  38 

1  85 

0  63 

3  10 

0  88 

4  30 

14  00 

68  60 

39  00 

191  10 

0  14 

0  70 

0  39 

1  90 

0  64 

3  15 

0  89 

4  35 

15  00 

73  50 

40  00 

196  00 

0  15 

0  75 

0  40 

1  95 

0  65 

3  20 

0  90 

4  40 

16  00 

78  40 

41  00 

200  90 

0  16 

0  80 

0  41 

2  00 

0  66 

3  25 

0  91 

4  45 

17  00 

83  30 

42  00 

205  80 

0  17 

0  85 

0  42 

2  05 

0  67 

3  30 

0  92 

4  50 

18  00 

88  20 

43  00 

210  70 

0  18 

0  90 

0  43 

2  10 

0  68 

3  35 

0  93 

4  55 

19  00 

93  10 

44  00 

215  60 

0  19 

0  95 

0  44 

2  15 

0  69 

3  40 

0  94 

4  60 

20  00 

98  00 

45  00 

220  50 

0  20 

1  00 

0  45 

2  20 

0  70 

3  45 

0  95 

4  65 

21  00 

102  90 

46  00 

225  40 

0  21 

1  05 

.)  46 

2  25 

0  71 

3  50 

0  96 

4  70 

22  00 

107  80 

47  00 

230  30 

0  22 

1  10 

0  47 

2  30 

0  72 

3  55 

0  97 

4  75 

23  00 

112  70 

48  00 

235  20 

0  23 

1  15 

0  48 

2  35 

0  73 

3  60 

0  98 

4  80 

24  00 

117  60 

49  00 

240  10 

0  24 

1  20 

0  49 

2  40 

0  74 

3  05 

0  99 

4  85 

25  00 

122  50 

50  00 

245  00 

0  25 

1  25 

0  50 

2  45 

0  75 

3  70 

1  00 

4  90 

26  00 

127  40 

100  00 

490  00 

The  original  Order  issued  in  Canada,  and  payable  in  Austria,  Denmark,  Germany,  Holland,  Hungary,  Belgium, 
Italy,  Norway,  Sweden,  Finland,  Switzerland,  Servia,  and  Bulgaria  is  of  no  value  and  will  be  kept  on  file  in  the 
issuing  Post  Office.  The  payee  will  receive  a  proper  form  of  Money  Order  from  the  Chief  Office  at  Vienna, 
Copenhagen,  Cologne,  The  Hague,  Budapest,  Brussels,  Turin,  Kristiania,  Malmo,  or  Basle,  as  the  case  may  be. 
The  original  Order  issued  in  Canada,  and  payable  in  France  or  Algeria,  must  be  sent  to  the  payee  by  the  remitter. 


1911] 


FOREIGN   MONEY   ORDERS. 


173 


FOREIGN  MONEY  ORDERS  (Continued). 

Table  showing  the  sums  payable  in  Holland  on  Money  Orders  issued  in  Canada, 
and  from  one  dollar  to  one  hundred  dollars. 


From  one  cent  to  one  dollar 


c. 

Fl.  c. 

c. 

Fl.  c. 

0. 

Fl.  c. 

c. 

Fl.  c. 

$ 

Fl.  c. 

$ 

Fl.  c. 

$ 

Fl.  c. 

$ 

Fl.  c. 

1 

0  2 

26 

0  64 

51 

1  25 

76 

1  87 

1 

2  46 

26 

63  96 

51 

125  46 

76 

186  96 

2 

0  5 

27 

066 

52 

1  28 

77 

1  89 

2 

4  92 

27 

66  42 

52 

127  92 

77 

189  42 

3 

0  7 

28 

0  69 

53 

1  30 

78 

1  92 

3 

7  38 

28 

68  88 

53 

130  38 

78 

191  88 

4 

0  10 

29 

0  71 

54 

1  33 

79 

1  94 

4 

9  84 

29 

71  34 

54 

132  84 

79 

194  34 

6 

0  12 

30 

0  74 

55 

1  35 

80 

1  97 

5 

12  30 

30 

73  80 

55 

135  30 

80 

196  80 

6 

0  15 

31 

0  76 

56 

1  38 

81 

1  99 

6 

14  76 

31 

76  26 

56 

137  76 

SI 

199  26 

7 

0  17 

32 

0  79 

57 

1  40 

82 

2  02 

7 

17  22 

32 

78  72 

57 

140  22 

82 

201  72 

8 

0  20 

33 

0  81 

58 

1  43 

83 

2  04 

8 

19  68 

33 

81  18 

58 

142  68 

83 

204  18 

9 

0  22 

34 

0  84 

59 

1  45 

84 

2  07 

9 

22  14 

34 

83  64 

59 

145  14 

84 

206  64 

10 

0  25 

35 

0  86 

60 

1  48 

85 

2  09 

10 

24  60 

35 

86  10 

60 

147  60 

85 

209  10 

11 

0  27 

36 

0  89 

61 

1  50 

86 

2  12 

11 

27  06 

36 

88  56 

61 

150  06 

86 

211  56 

12 

0  30 

37 

0  91 

62 

1  53 

87 

2  14 

12 

29  52 

37 

91  02 

62 

152  52 

87 

214  02 

13 

0  32 

38 

0  93 

63 

1  55 

88 

2  16 

13 

31  98 

38 

93  48 

63 

154  98 

88 

216  48 

14 

0  34 

39 

096 

64 

1  57 

89 

2  19 

14 

34  44 

39 

95  94 

64 

157  44 

89 

218  94 

15 

0  37 

40 

0  98 

65 

1  60 

90 

2  21 

15 

36  90 

40 

98  40 

65 

159  90 

90 

221  40 

16 

0  39 

41 

1  01 

66 

1  62 

91 

2  24 

16 

39  36 

41 

100  86 

66 

162  36 

91 

223  86 

17 

0  42 

42 

1  03 

67 

1  65 

92 

2  26 

17 

41  82 

42 

103  32 

67 

164  82 

92 

226  32 

18 

0  44 

43 

1  06 

68 

1  67 

93 

2  29 

18 

44  28 

43 

105  78 

68 

167  28 

93 

228  78 

19 

0  47 

44 

1  08 

69 

1  70 

94 

2  31 

19 

46  74 

44 

108  24 

69 

109  74 

94 

231  24 

20 

0  49 

45 

1  11 

70 

1  72 

95 

2  34 

20 

49  20 

45 

110  70 

70 

172  20 

95 

233  70 

21 

0  52 

46 

1  13 

71 

1  75 

96 

2  36 

21 

51  66 

46 

113  16 

71 

174  66 

96 

236  16 

22 

0  54 

47 

1  16 

72 

1  77 

97 

2  39 

22 

54  12 

47 

115  62 

72 

177  12 

97 

238  62 

23 

0  57 

48 

1  18 

73 

1  80 

98 

2  41 

23 

56  58 

48 

118  08 

73 

179  58 

98 

241  08 

24 

0  59 

49 

1  21 

74 

1  82 

99 

2  44 

24 

59  04 

49 

120  54 

74 

182  04 

99 

243  54 

25 

0  62 

50 

1  23 

75 

1  85 

100 

2  46 

25 

61  50 

50 

123  00 

75 

184  50 

100 

246  00 

[liumber  of  Post  Offices  in  Canada,  and  Estimated  ftun^ber  and  |tumber  Per  Head,  of  Letters 
and  Post  Cards  Sent,  1872  to  1909 


Year  Ended 
June  30. 


1872 

1873 

1874 

1875 

1876 

1877 

1878  

1879 

1880 

1881.. 

1882 

1883 

1884 

1885 

1886 

1887 

1888 

1889 

1890 

1891 

1892 

1893  

1894 

1895 

1896 

1897 

1898 

1899 

1900 

1901 

1902 

1903 

1904 

1905 

1906, 

9  mo.  end'd  Mar.31,1907 

1908,  31  March 

Year  end'd  Mar.  31,1909 


Number 
of  Post 
Offices. 


,135 
,.518 
,706 
,892 
,015 
,161 
,378 
,606 
,773 
,935 
,171 
,395 
,837 
,084 
295 
,534 
671 
838 
,913 
,061 


8,477 

8,664 

8,832 

9,103 

9,191 

9,282 

9,420 

9,627 

9,834 

9,958 

,150 

,460 

,879 

141 

,377 

823 

479 


Estimated  Number  Sent. 


Registered 
Letters. 


1,280,000 
1,377,000 
1,562,900 
1,750,000 
1,774,000 
1,842,000 
1,980,000 
1,940,000 
2,040,000 
2,253,000 
2,450,000 
2,650,000 
3,000,000 
3,060,000 
3,400,000 
3,500,000 
3,58C,000 
3,649,000 
3,280,000 
3,292,000 
3,286,700 
3,254,000 
3,237,200 
3,183,200 
3,505,500 
3,509,500 
3,534.500 
3,675,400 
4,312,000 
4,528,000 
4,973,000 
5,470,000 
5,986,000 
6,594,500 
7,475,000 
6,254,000 
9,078,000 
9,504,000 


Free 
Letters. 


1,125,000 
1,091,000 
1,432,200 
1,290,000 
1,059,292 
1,096,000 
1,250,000 
1,384,000 
1,464,000 
1,838,000 
2,390,000 
2.600,000 
2,824,000 
2,960,000 
3,310,000 
3,160,000 
3,500,000 
3  872,000 
3,870,000 
4,078,000 
4,606,000 
4,723,000 
4,925,500 
4,441,000 
4,808,800 
5,-501,000 
5,673,250 
5,400,500 
6,318,000 
6,839,000 
7,411,000 
8,152,000 
8,819,000 
9,716,000 
10,922,000 
9,176,000 
13,207,000 
13,686,000 


Total  Letters 
Posted. 


130,600,000 

134,579,000 

t39,358,500 

142,000.000 

41,800,000 

41,510,000 

44,000,000 

43,900,000 

45,800,000 

48,170,000 

56,200,000 

62,800,000 

66,100,000 

68,400,000 

71,000,000 

74,300,000 

80,200,000 

92,668,000 

94,100,000 

97,975,000 

102,850.000 

106,290,000 

107,145,000 

107,565,000 

116,028,000 

123,830,000 

134,975,000 

150,375,000 

178,292,500 

191,650,000 

213,628,000 

235,791,000 

259,190,000 

285,541,000 

323,644,000 

273,071,000 

396,011,000 

414,301,000 


Post 
Cards. 


4,646,000 
5,4.50,000 
6,455.000 
6,940,000 
7,800,000 
9,640,000 
11,300,000 
12,940,000 
13,580,000 
13,800,000 
15,109,000 
16,356,000 
16,586,000 
19,355,000 
19,480,000 
20,300,000 
20,815,000 
22,790,000 
23,695,000 
24,025,000 
24,794,800 
26,140.000 
28,153,000 
27,450,000 
27,130,000 
26,842,000 
26,343,000 
26,646,000 
27,178,000 
29,941,000 
33,674,000 
28,270,000 
40,664,000 
42,179,000 


Number 

of  Letters 

per 

Head. 


8-47 
9-43 
10-28 
10-81 
10-58 
10-34 
10-78 
10-59 
10-86 
11-11 
12-82 
14-16 
14-74 
15-07 
15-47 
16-02 
17-11 
19-55 
19-63 
20-22 
21-04 
21-53 
21-49 
21-37 
22-81 
24-08 
25-96 
28 -.59 
33-50 
35-57 
39-15 
42-65 
46-25 


tincludingr  post  cards. 


174 


STEAMSHIP  AND  STEAMBOAT  LINES. 


[1911 


STEAMSHIP  AND    STEAMBOAT   LINES 

IN  THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

NOTR.— The  numbers  opposite  each  line  of  steamboats  correspond  with  the  numbers  used  in  the  list  of  Post 
Offlces  and  Railroad  Stations  following.  Inasmuch  as  steamboat  lines  are  not  fixed  as  are  railroads  but  are  con- 
stantly changing,  this  list  must  be  used  by  shippers  and  travellers  with  caution. 

a  This  mark  signifies  that  the  line  is  subject  to  interruption  by  the  Seasons— Winter  in  some  parts  of  the 
country,  low  water  in  other  parts  ;  "d"  or  "  Daily  "  means  every  day  except  Sunday. 

The  thanks  of  the  publishers  are  due  to  E.  W.  Bullinger,  Esq.,  for  his  kind  permission  to  use  "  Bullinger's 
Postal  and  Shippers'  Guide  for  the  United  States  and  Canada"  in  the  preparation  of  the  following  list  :— 

301 

303 

304 


aFort  Covington  &  Cornwall  Line,  twelve  times  a 
week,  bet.  Ft.  Covington,  N.Y.,  &  Corn  wall,  O. 

oNiagara  Navigation  Co.,  daily,  between  Toronto 
and  Queenston,  Ont.,  and  Lewiston,  N.Y. 

aNiagara,  St.  Catharines  &  Toronto  Navigation 
Co.,  six  to  twenty -four  times  a  week,  between 
Toronto  and  Port  Dalhousie,  Ont. 

305  oLake  Ontario  &  St.  Lawrence  Riv.  Day  Line,  three 

times  a  week,  between  Olcott  Beach,  N.Y., 
and  Alexandria  Bay. 

306  aLake  Ontario  Navi.  Co.,  about  three  times  a 

week,  bet.  Toronto  and  Alexandria  Bay,  N.Y. 

307  Toronto  Navigation  Co.,  as  follows : 

307 "1    aYoungstown  Division,  daily,  between  Toronto 

and  Youngstown,  N.Y. 
307*2    aOswego  Division,  three  times  a  week,  between 

Toronto  and  Oswego,  N.Y. 

308  aDeseronto  Navigation  Co.,  six  times  a  week, 

between  Trenton,  Ont.,  and  Picton,  Ont. 
308'1    aDeseronto  &  Picton  Line,  six  times  a  week, 

between  Deseronto,  Ont.,  and  Picton,  Ont. 
308"2    aLake  Ontario  Line,  three  times  a  week,  between 

Deseronto,  Ont.,  and  Oswego,  N.Y. 
308-3    aGananoque  &  Clayton   Line,  daily,  including 

Sundays,    between    Gananoque,    Ont.,    and 

Clayton,  N.Y. 

309  aLake  Ontario  &  Bay  of  Quinte  Steamboat  Co. , 

about  six  times  a  week,  between  Charlotte, 
N.Y.,  and  Alexandria  Bay,  N.Y. 
309-1    aSummerville  and  Port  Hope  Line,  six  times  a 
week,    between    Charlotte,    N.Y.,  and  Port 
Hope,  Ont. 

310  Argyle  Steamboat  Co.,  as  follows  : 

810-1  Toronto  &,  Olcott  Beach  liine,  three  times  a  week, 
bet.  Toronto,  Ont.,  and  Olcott  Beach,  N.Y. 

310-2  Toronto  &  Newcastle  Line,  twice  a  week,  between 
Toronto  and  Newcastle,  Ont. 

310-3  Toronto  &  Cobourg  Line,  once  a  week,  between 
Toronto,  Ont.,  and  Cobourg,  Ont. 

311  aPembroke  Navigation  Co.,  six  times  a  week,  bet. 

Pembroke,  Ont.,  and  Des  Joachims,  Que. 

312  Trent  Valley  Navigation  Co.,  as  follows  : 

312-1    aCoboconk  &  Lindsay  Line,  six  times  a  week, 

between  Coboconk,  Ont.,  and  Lindsay,  Ont. 
312-2    aLindsay  &  Bobcageon  Line,  six  to  twelve  times 

a  week,  bet.  Lindsay  and  Bobcageon,  Ont. 
312-3    aBobcageon  &  Burleigh  Falls  Line,  six  times  a 

week,  between  Bobcageon,  Ont.,  and  Burleigh 

Falls,  Ont. 
31-2-4    aLakefield  &  Burleigh  Falls  Line,  six  to  twelve 

times  a  week,  between  Lakefield,  Ont.,  and 

Burleigh  Falls.  Ont. 

313  aLake  Kippewa  Steamers,  about  three  times  a 

week,  from  Kippewa,  Que. 

314  aCalcutt  Line,  four  to  six  times  a  week,  between 

Peterborough,  Ont.,  and  Birdsalls,  Ont. 

315  aHuntsville  and  Lake  of  Bays  Navigation  Co., 

three  to  six  times  a  week  from  Huntsville,  Ont. 

316  aLake    Simcoe   Steamers,    twice    a  week,   from 

Orillia,  Barrie,  and  Jacksons  Point,  Ont. 

317  aHamilton  Steamboat  Co.,  daily,  between  Hamil- 

ton, Ont.,  and  Toronto,  Ont. 

318  aLake  Temiscamingue   Steamers,  about    three 

times  a  week,  from  Temiscamingue,  Que. 

319  aRideau  Lakes  Navigation  Co.,  two  to  six  times 

a  week,  between  Kingston  and  Ottawa,  Ont. 

320  aMerchants  Line  (Steamers  Cuba  and  Melbourne), 

weekly,  bet.  Montreal,  Que.,  and  Toledo,  Ohio. 
3-21       aMerchants  Line  (Steamers  Ocean  and  Persia), 

twice  a  week,  between  Montreal,  Que.,  and 

Toronto,  Ont. 
3-22       Canadian  Lake  Line,   twice   a  week,    between 

Montreal,  Que.,  and  Port  Arthur,  Ont. 
324       aOntario    &    Quebec   Navigation    Co..    weekly, 

bet.  Quebec,  Que.,  and  Olcott  Beach,  N.Y. 
826       St.  Lawrence  Riv.  St'mboat  Co.'s  Lines  as  follows: 


325-2 

325-3 

326 

327 

327-2 

328 


329-5 

329-6 

329-7 

329-8 

330 
330-1 

330-2 

334 

337 

338 
342 

343 
345 
346 

348 
349 

350 


353 


356 

356-1 

356-2 

359 
359-1 

359-2 


aKingston  and  Cape  Vincent  Line,  daily,  between 

Kingston,  Ont.,  and  Cape  Vincent,  N.Y. 
aKingston  and  Wolfe  Island  Ferry  Line,  daily, 

between  Kingston  and  Wolfe  Island,  Ont. 
aUpper  Lievre  River  Route,  six  times  a  week, 

between  Buckingham,  Que.,  and  Cleute,  Que. 
aOttawa  Forwarding  Co.,  three  times  a  week, 

between  Montreal,  Que.,  and  Ottawa,  Ont. 
aPerth  Line,  once  a  week,  between  Ottawa  and 

Perth,  Ont. 
aOttawa  River  Navigation  Co.,  daily,  between 

Montreal,  Que.,  and  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Richelieu    &    Ont.    Navigation    Co.'s  Lines    as 

follows : 
aFerry  Lines  from  Montreal,  Que, 
aToronto  Line,  three  to  six  times  a  week,  between 

Montreal,  Que.,  and  Toronto,  Ont. 
aHamilton,  Bay  of  Quinte  &  Montreal  Line,  two 

to  three  times  a  week,  between  Montreal, 

Que.,  and  Hamilton,  Ont. 
aVercheres  Line,  three  to  five  times  a  week,  bet. 

Montreal  &  Contrecoeur,  Que. 
aQuebec  Line,  six  to  seven  times  a  week,  between 

Montreal,  Que.,  and  Quebec,  Que. 
aThree  Rivers  Line,  four  times  a  week,  between 

Montreal  and  Three  Rivers,  Que. 
aSaguenay    Line,    two    to    six    times    a    week, 

between  Quebec  and  Chicoutimi,  Que. 
St.  Lawrence  Cana'n  Navigation  Co.,  as  follows: 
Montreal  &  Quebec  Line,  six  times  a  week,  be- 
tween Montreal,  Que.,  and  Quebec. 
Montreal  &  Chambly  Line,  twice  a  week,  between 

Montreal,  Que.,  and  Chambly,  Que. 
aRiver  St.  Maurie  Line,  twice  a  week,  between 

Grand  Piles,  Que.,  and  La  Tuques,  Que. 
aBlack  Diamond  S.S.  Co.,  three  to  four  times  a 

month,    between    Montreal,    Que.,    and    St. 

John's,  Nfld. 
aDobell's  Line,  about  every  ten  days,  between 

Montreal,  Que.,  and  St.  John's,  N.F. 
aPlaces  on    Lake    Memphremagog,  reached  by 

Boston  and  Maine  Railroad  steamboat  from 

Newport,  Vt.,  or  Magog,  Que. 
aLake  Megantic  Steamer  Line,  twice  a  day,  bet. 

Lake  Megantic  and  Three  Lakes,  Que. 
aQuebec  &  North  Shore  S.S.  Line,  about  every  ten 

days,  bet.  Quebec  and  Esquimaux  Pt.,  Que. 
aQuebec  Steamship  Co. ,  every  two  weeks,  between 

Montreal,  Que.,  and  Pictou,  N.S.,  calling  at 

Quebec,  Que. 
aSt.  Lawrence  S.S.  Co.,  every  two  weeks,  between 

Montreal,  Quebec  and  Grand  River,  Que. 
Ferry  of  Canadian  Government,  daily,  between 

Murray  Bay,  Que.,  and  Riviere  Ouelle  Wharf, 

Que. 
aPlaces  reached  by  the  Bay  Chaleur  Steamer 

Lines,  two  to  three  times  a  week,  between 

Campbellton,    N.B.,    Dalhousie,    N.B.,    and 

Gaspe,  Que. 
aRcstigouche  and  Bonaventure  Steam  Ferry,  six 

times  a  week,  between  Dalhousie,  N.B.,  and 

Campbellton,  N.B. 
aMiramichi  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  three  to  six 

times  a  week  between  Chatham,  N.B.,  and 

Nelson,  N.B.,  and  Neguac,  N.B. 
Charlottetown  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  as  follows  : 
aDaily,  bet.  Pictou,  N.S.,  &  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 
Daily,    between    Pointe    du  Chene,   N.B.,  and 

Summerside,  P.E.I. 
Magdalen  Island  Steamship  Co.,  as  follows : 
Magdalen  Island  Route,  once  or  twice  a  week, 

between  Pictou,  N.S,,  and  Magdalen  Island. 
Cape   Breton   Route,   weekly,  between   Pictou, 

N.S.,  and  Pleasant  Bay,  N.S. 
Pictou    &    Mabou   Line,  once  a  week,  between 

Pictou,  N.S.,  and  Mabou,  N.S. 


1911] 


STEAMSHIP  AND  STEAMBOAT  LINES. 


175 


362  aThree  Rivers  Steamship  Co.,  about  twice  a 
week,  between  Picton,  N,S.,  Georgetown, 
P.E.I.,  and  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

364       Bras  D'Or  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  as  follows  : 

364*3  Grand  Narrows  Line,  twice  a  month,  between 
Baddeck,  N.S.,  and  East  Bay,  N.S. 

364*4  aWhycocomagh  &  Sydney  L'ne,  about  three  t's  a 
week,  bet.  VVhycocomagh,  N.S.,  &  Sydney, N.S. 

364"5  aS3'dney  &  North  Shore  Lines,  about  twice  a 
week,  from  Sydney,  N.S. 

368  Halifax  &  Canso  Steamship  Co.,  once  a  week 

between  Halifax,  N.S.,  and  Guysboro',  N.S. 

369  Cann  &  Sons  Steamship  Lines,  as  follows  : 
369*1    aOanso  Line,  daily,  between  Port  Mulgrave,  N.S., 

and  Canso,  N.S. 
369*2    aGuysborough  Line,  four  times  a  week,  between 

Port  Mulgrave,  N.S.,  and  Guysborough,  N.S. 
369*3    aCheticamp  Line,  once  a  week,  between  Port 

Mulgrave,  N.S.,  and  Cheticamp,  N.S. 
869*6    aYarmouth  &  Port  Clyde  Line,  twice  a  week, 

between  Yarmouth,  N.S.,  &  Port  Clyde,  N.S. 

370  Sherbrooke  &,  Halifax  Steam  Packet  Line,  once  a 

week,  bet.  Halifax,  N.S.,  &  Sherbrooke,  N.S. 

371  Pickford  &  Black  Lines,  as  follows : 

371*1    Eastern  Shore  Line,   weekly,   between  Halifax, 

N.S.,  and  Summerside,  P.E.I. 
371*2    Cape    Breton    Line,    twice  a    month,    between 

Halifax,  N.S.,  and  Aspey  Bay,  N.S. 

373  Magdalen  Islands  Co.,  once  a  week,  between  St. 

John,  N.B.,  and  Halifax,  N.S. 

374  aCoastal  Steam  Packet  Co.,  twice  a  week,  bet. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  and  Bridgewater,  N.S. 

380  Cape  Island  Steamship  Line,  twice  a  week,  bet. 

Yarmouth,  N.S.,  and  Port  Clyde,  N.S. 

381  Insular  Steamship  Co. ,  about  once  a  w'k,  bet.  Yar- 

mouth, N.S.,  Westport,  N.S.,  &  St.  John,  N.B. 
383       Red  Cross  Line,  about  every  ten  days,  bet.  New 

York  &  St.  John's,  N.F.,  calling  at  Halifax,  N.S. 
390       aPlaces  on  the  River  St.  John,  N.B.,  reached  by 

Star  Line  S.S.  Co.,  three  to  six  times  a  week, 

bet.  St.  John,  N.B.,  and  Fredericton,  N.B. 

390  '2    aPlaces  on  Grand  Lake  and  Salmon  River,  reached 

by  steamboats,  twice  a  week,  between  St. 
John,  N.B.,  and  Chipman,  N.B. 

390*3  aPlaces  on  Kennebecasis  Lake  and  River  reached 
bv  steamboats,  three  times  a  week,  between 
St.  John,  N.B.,  and  Hampton,  N.B. 

390*5  aPlaces  on  Washademoak  Lake  reached  by 
Peoples  Line  S.S.,  three  times  a  week, 
between  St.  John,  N.B.,  and  Coles  Island,  N.B. 

391  Places  on  the  upper  part  ofRiver  St.  John,  N.B., 

reached  occasionally  during  navigation,  from 
Fredericton,  N.B.,  and  Woodstock,  N.B. 

392  Dominion  Atlantic  Ry.  Steamer  Lines,  as  follows  : 
392*1    Boston  &  Yarmouth  Line,  two  to  six  times  a  week, 

between  Boston.  Mass.,  and  Yarmouth,  N.S. 
392*2    St.  John  &  Digby  Line,  four  to  six  times  a  week, 

between  St.  John,  N.B.,  and  Digby,  N.S. 
392*3    aKingsport  &  Parrsboro'  Line,  six  times  a  week, 

between  Kingsport,  N.S.,  and  Parrsboro',  N.S. 

400  Frontier  Steamboat  Co.,  daily,  between  Calais, 

Me.,  and  Eastport,  Me. 

401  Deer  Island  &  Campobello  Steamboat  Co.'s  Lines, 

as  follows : 
401*1    aLords  Cove  &  St.  Stephen  Line,  three  t's  a  week, 

bet.  Lords  Cove,  N.B.,  and  St.  Stephen,  N.B. 
401*2    aBlacks  Harbor  &  St.  Andrews  Line,  twice  a  w'k. 

bet.  Blacks  Harbor,  N.B.,  &  St.  Andrews,  N.B. 
401*3    aBlacks  Harbor  &  Eastport  Line,  twice  a  week, 

bet.  Blacks  Harbor,  N.B.,  and  Eastport,  Me. 
403       Grand  Manan  Steamboat  Co.,  about  once  a  week, 

bet.  St.  John,  N.B.,  and  Grand  Manan,  N.B. 
420  Lakes  of  Muskoka  Navi.  Co.'s  Lines,  as  follows  : 
4*20       aMuskoka    Lakes     Divisions,     daily,    between 

Gravenhurst,  Ont.,  and  various  points. 
421*1     aMagnetawan  Division,  dailj^  between    Burk's 

Falls,  Ont.  and  Ahmic  Harbor,  Ont. 

423  aGeorgian  Bay  Navi.  Co.  (W.  D.  &  S.  Line),  once  a 

w'k,  bet.  Cleveland,  Ohio,  &  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  O. 

424  a\lgoma  Navigation  Co.,  twice  a  week,  between 

Owen  Sound,  Ont.,  and  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich. 
4*26       aBuffalo  Fish  Co.,  twice  a  week,  from  Wiarton,  O. 

428  aCanadian  Pacific  Steamship  Line,  three  times  a 

week,  bet.  Owen  Sound,  O.,  &  Port  Arthur,  O. 

429  aCanada  Atlantic  Transit  Co.  (freight  only),  two 

to  three  t's  a  week,  from  Depot  Harbour,  Ont. 

430  Northern  Navigation  Co.'s  Lines,  as  follows : 


430*1 

430*2 

430*4 
431 

433 

435 
485*1 

435*2 

435*3 

436 

441 

441*1 

445 

445 

445' 

445' 

445' 

445' 

445' 

445' 

446 

450 

450*1 

450*2 

450*3 

450*4 

450*5 

450*6 

450*7 

450*8 

451 
451*1 

451*2 

452 

452*1 

452*2 

452*3 

455 
455*1 

455*2 

456 


aGeorgian  Bay  Division  via  Owen  Sound ,  three 

to  four  times  a  week,  from  Collingwood,Ont., 

to  Petoskey,  Mich. 
Midland,  Penetang. —Parry  Sound  Division,  three 

to  six  times  a  week — between  Parry  Sound 

and  Penetanguishene. 
aLake  Superior  Division,  three  times  a  week, 

between  Sarnia,  Ont.,  and  Duluth,  Minn. 
aGeorgian  Bay  &  Lake  Superior  Steamship  Line, 

five  to  six  times  a  month,  between  CoUing- 

wood,  Ont.,  and  Duluth,  Minn. 
aUpper  Columbia  Navigation  Co.,  about  twice  a 

week,  bet.  Golden,  B.C.,  &  Windermere,  B.C. 
Rainy  River  Navigation,  as  follows : 
aKenora  &  Fort  Francis  Line,  three  times  a  week, 

between  Kenora,  Ont.,  and  Fort  Francis,  Ont. 
aRainy  River  &  Fort  Francis  Line,  three  times  a 

week,  between  Rainy  River,  Ont.,  and  Fort 

Francis,  Ont. 
aRainy  Lake  Line,  twice  a  week,  between  Fort 

Francis,  Ont.,  and  Mine  Centre,  Ont. 
aPlaces  on  Manitou  Lakes,  reached  by  steamers 

from  Wabigoon,  Algoma,  three  to  six  t's  a  w'k. 
aWinnipeg,  Winnipegosis  &  Cumberland  Steam- 
ship   Co.,    about    twice    a    week,    between 

Winnipegosis,  M.,  and  Sturgeon  River,  Sask. 
aWinnipeg  Division,  about  once  a  week,  between 

Selkirk,  M.,  and  Warrens  Landing,  Keewatin. 
Canadian  Pacific  Railway,  British  Columbia  Lake 

and  River  Service,  as  follows : 
aColumbia  River  Route,  seven   times  a  week. 

between  Arrowhead,  B.C.,  and  Robson,  B.C, 
aSlocan    Lake    Route,    twelve    times   a    week, 

between  Roseberry,  B.C.,  &  Slocan  City,  B.C. 
aKaslo  Route,  six  times  a  week,  between  Nelson, 

B.C.,  and  Kaslo,  B.C. 
aLardo  Route,    three    times    a  week,   between 

Kaslo,  B.C.,  and  Lardo,  B.C. 
aCrows  Nest  Route,  seven  times  a  week,  between 

Nelson,  B.C.,  and  Kootenay  Landing,  B.C. 
aOkanagan  Lake  Route,  three  times  a  week,  bet. 

Okanagan  Landing,  B.C.,  and  Penticton,  B.C. 
Trout  Lake  Route,  three  times  a  week,  between 

Gerrard,  B.C.,  and  Trout  Lake  City,  B.C. 
International  Navigation  and  Trading  Co.'s  Lines, 

sixtimesaweek,bet.Nelson,B.C.<fc  Kaslo,  B.C. 
Canadian  Pacific  Railway,  British  Columbia  Coast 

Service,  as  follows : 
Seattle-Victoria- Vancouver  Route,  daily,  between 

Seattle,  Wash.,  and  Vancouver,  B.C. 
West  Coast  Route,  one  to  four  times  a  month, 

between  Victoria,  B.C.,  and  Cape  Scott,  B.C. 
Upper  Eraser  River  Route,  three  times  a  week,  be- 
tween Westminster, B.C., and  Chilliwack.B.C. 
Lower  Eraser  River  Route,  six  times  a  week, 

between  Westminster,  B.C.,  &Steveston,  B.C. 
Queen    Charlotte    and    Prince    Rupert    Route, 

twice  a  month,  between  Victoria,  B.C.,  and 

Naas  Harbour,  B.C. 
Victoria  &  Westminster  Route,  twice  a  week, 

between  Westminster,  B.C.,  and  Victoria,  B.C. 
Coastwise  Service,  once  a  week,  from  Vancouver, 

B.C. 
Alaska  Route,  about  every  six  days,  between 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  and  Skagway,  Alaska. 
Sidney  &  Nanaimo  Transportation  Co. ,  as  follows : 
Sidney  &  Nanaimo  Route,  twice  a  week,  between 

Sidney,  B.C.,  and  Nanaimo,  B.C. 
Sidney  &  Saturna  Route,  twice  a  week,  between 

Sidney,  B.C.,  and  Saturna,  B.C. 
Canadian  Pacific    Railway,  Island  Branch  Ser- 
vices, as  follows : 
Vancouver  &  Nanaimo  Route,  six  times  a  week, 

between  Nanaimo,  B.C.,  and  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Victoria  &  Nanaimo  Route,  twice  a  week,  between 

Victoria,  B.C.,  and  Nanaimo,  B.C. 
Nanaimo  &  Comox  Route,  twice  a  week,  between 

Nanaimo,  B.C.,  and  Comox,  B.C. 
Union  Steamship  Co.,  of  B.C.,  as  follows  : 
Northern  British  Columbia  Route,  once  a  week, 

between  Vancouver  and  Naas,  B.C. 
Coastwise  Service,  about  two  to  four  times  a 

week,  from  Vancouver,  B.C. 
Terminal  Steamship  Co.,   two  to  three  times  a 

week,  between  Vancouver,  B.C.,  and  Squa- 

mish,  B.C. 


United    Typewriter   Co.,    Ltd. 
In   all   Canadian   Cities. 
Head  Office  at  Toronto. 


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RAILROADS  IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


LIST  OF   RAILROADS   IN   THE   DOMINION   OF  CANADA, 

WITH  THEIR  TERMINAL  POINTS. 

Numbered  to  correspond  with  numbers  used  in  Third  and  Sixth  columns  of  pages  179  to  275, 
Note— The  number  to  the  left  of  the  decimal  point  indicates  the  Railway  system,  and  the  numbers  to  the  right 
of  the  decimal  point  the  branch.    Thus  535  is  the  Canadian  Pacific  Railway  system,  and  535-37  is  the  Guelph 
Branch  of  the  C.  P.  R. 


No.  AND  Name  of  Railroad, 


502 

5021 
502-2 
502-3 
503 

503-1 
503-2 


509-1 
509-2 
509-3 
509-4 
512 

516 

518 

525 

532 

532-1 

532-2 

534-6 

533 

533-1 
533-2 
533-3 
533-4 
533-5 

533-6 
534 

634-1 
534-2 
534-3 
534-4 


Terminal  Points. 


114-75  Boston  &  Maine— 

Passumpsic  Division 
Stanstead  Branch . . . 
194     Vermont  Central 
194-19  Frelighsb'rg& St. Johns 
194-14  St.  Alban'8&  St.  John's 
194-20  St.Lambert&  Waterloo 

194-21  St.  Cesaire  Branch 

464-91  Great  Northern— 
464-46  Dakota  Div.— Midland 
Railway  of  Manitoba 

Morden  Line 

Minot  Div.  —  Brandon, 

Sask.  &  Hu'n  Bay  R'y 

464-67  Spokane,  Kalisvell  and 

Cascade  Division ... 
464-69  Kootenay  Valley,  Bed 
lington  &  Nelson  R'y 

464-73  Guichon  Branch 

464-74  Everett  &  Vanco'ver  L 
464-91  Brandon  &  Hudson's  B, 
464-100  Spokane  Falls  &  No'rn 

R'y — Main  Line 
464-103  Columbia&  Red  Moun- 
tain R'y 

464-104  Phoenix  Bra'h— Grand 

Forks  &  Phoenix. 

464-105  Wash.  &  G't  Northern 

&  Vancouver,  Vic.  & 

Eastern  R'ys   

Algoma  Cent.&  Hud, 
Bay  (b'ld'g),  as  fol.: 

Main  Line 

Michipicoten  Division . 
Manitoulin&N.ShoreR, 

Alberta  Ry.  &  Irriga 

tion  Co.,  as  follows 

Main  Line 

St.  Mary's  River  R'y  . 
Atlantic  &  L.  Sup. . 
B.  Quinte  Ry.  as  fol. 
Ban'ockb'n  &  Ki'gst'n  L 
Deseronto  Line  .... 
Sydenham  Branch. . . 
Transfer  Ferry  Line. . . 
Brantford  &  Hamilton 

(electric) 

Brockville,  Westp'rt 

&  North  Western. 
Br.  Mines  &  Algoma 
Can.  Coals  &  R'y  Co. 
Can.  Nor.  (Out.  Div.) 
Main  Line  

Sellwood  Section    

Dauphin  Section 

Canadian  Northern 

Quebec  Div.,  as  fol.  : 

Main  Line 

Quebec  Line  

Shawinigan  Branch 

Ottawa  Section 

Montfort  Branch 

Dauphin  Section 

St.  Jacques  Branch 

Canadian  Northern, 

Divisions,  as  follows: 

Emerson  Section 

Miami  Section 

Hartney  Section 

Ridgeville  Branch 


Sherbrooke. 
Stanstead  In 

Frelighsbu'g 
St.  Alban's. . 
Waterloo,  Q. 
St.Cesaire,  Q 


Neche,  N.D. 
Grafton,  ND 


Rexf'd,Mont 

B'n'r's  F'ry 
Cl'v'rd'le.BC 
Everett. . .  W 
St.  John,  ND 

Spokane,  W 

NorthportW 


Ferry,  Wash 


Sa'lt.St.M.  O 
Michipic'n,0 
Sudbury,  O 


WhiteRiv.J 
StansteadjQ 

St,  Johns. .  Q 
St.  John's,  Q 
St.  Lambert 
Marieville,  Q 


P.  la  Prairie 
Morden,  M 


Michel,  BC 

Ksk'no'k.BC 
Guichon,  BC 
Vanco'er.BC 
Brandon. 

Nelson,  BC 

Rossla'd,  BC 


Kerem's,  BC 


Pangi8sin,0. 
Helen  Mi'e.O 
.Gertrude,  0. 


No.  AND  Name  of  Railroad. 


534-6    Wakopa  Section 

5i4-7    Carman  Section 

534-8    Delta  Branch 

534  -9    Neepawa  Branch 

534-10  Rossburn  Section.  ... 
534-11  Oak  Point  Section  .... 
534-12  Swan  R.,  E.  &  P.  A.  Sec 
534-13  Kamsack&Humb'ltSec 
534-14  Battleford,  V.  &  E.  Sec 

534  15  Brandon  &  Regina 

534-16  Carberry  Branch 

534-17  Winnipegosis  Branch.. 
534  18  Rainy  River  Section  . . 
534  19  Thunder  Hill  Branch.. 
534-20  P. Arthur  &Atikon' Sec 
534-21  Wawanesa  Section. 
534-22  Qu'Ap'leL'gL.  &S.R'y 

534-23  Duluth  Section 

534-24  Morinville  Branch 

534-30  Bird's  Hill  Section  . . . . 
534-31  Dalmeny Laird  Line... 

534-25  Oakland  Branch 

5S4-26  Battleford,  Branch.... 
535-27  Stony  Plains  Section.. 

535-28  Hudson  Bay  Line 

535-29  Goose  Lake  Branch. . . 


535 


535-1 


Sw'tg'ssMon 
Stirling  Alta 
Metapedia 

Kingston 
Yarker.. . 
Harro'smith 
Deseronto,  0 

Brantford.  0 


Brockville . . 
Bruce  Mines 
Maccan,  N  S 

Toronto,  O.. 
Sudb'y  J.,0 
Winnipeg,  M 


Montreal,  Q. 
Garneau  J'n 
Shawinig'nJ 
Joliette,  Q.. 
St.  Jerome  J. 
Winnipeg.M 
L'Epiphanie 


Lethbrid'eA 
Cardston 
Port  Daniel 

Bannockb'n 
Deseronto,  O 
Sydenham  O 
Picton,  O. 

Hamilton,  O 

Westport,  O. 
Rock  Lake. 
Joggins,  N  S 

Sudbury 
Sellwood,  O 
Dauphin,  M 


Riviere  a  P 
Quebec,  Q. 
Shawin'n  F's 
Ottawa,  Ont 
Huberdeau 
Dauphin,  M 
Rawdon 


Winnipeg,  M 
Morris,  M.. 
Belmont,  M 
Emerson,  M 


Emerson,  M 
Somerset,  M 
Virden,  M. 
South  J'n 


Canadian  Pacific 

Railway,  as  follows ; 

Ontario  &  Quebec  Divi- 
sions East,asJoUow8 . 

St.  Guillaume  &  Stan 
bridge  Branches  — 


Terminal  Points. 


Greenway.M 
Carman  J,  M 
Por.  laPr.,M 
Neepawa  Jn. 
RossburnJn. 
Winnipeg,  M 
Dauphin,  M. 
Dauphin,  M. 
Humbolt,  S. 
Arizona  Jun. 
Brandon  Jn. 
Sifton  J.,  M. 
Rainy  River 
Swan  River. 
Port  Arthur 
Belmont,  M 
Regina,  Sask 
Stanley  Jun. 
Edmonton 
St.  Boniface. 
Dalmeny . 
Oakland,  M. 
Battlef  o'd  Jn 
Edmont'n,  A 
Etoimami 
Saskatoon, S 


Adelpha,  M. 
Belmont,  M. 
Delta,  M. 
McCreary  J. 
Russell,  M. 
Oak  Point 
Pr.  Albert,S. 
Humbolt,  S. 
Edmonton 
Regina,  S. 
Carberry  Jn. 
Win'ipegosis 
Winnipeg,  M 
Benito,  M. 
Rainy  River 
Brandon,  M. 
Prin.  Albert 
No'hLake.O 
Morinville 
Bird's  Hill 
Totogan,  M. 
Laird,  Sask. 
Battleford,  S 
S.  Plains,  A 
The  Pas,  S. 
Kindersley.S 


535-2  Moosehead  &  Brownv'e 
535  -3  Farnham  &  Newp't  Sec. 
535-4  DrummondvilleBranch 
635-7  Sh'rbr'ke  &  M'gan'c  Sec 
Eastern  &  Lake  Supe- 
rior Divisions,  as 
foUoivs: 

535-11  Eganville  Branch 

535-12  Chalk  River  &N.  Bays. 
535-13  N.  Bay  &  Fort  Wm.  Sec 

535-15  Berthier  Branch 

535-16  Brockville  Branch 

535-17  St.  Gabriel  Branch. . . . 

535-18  Ottawa  Section    

535-19  Piles  Branch 

535-20  Prescott  Branch 

535-21  Quebec  Section    

535-22  St.  Eustache  Branch  . . 
535-23  Laurentian  Sub-Divis'n 

535-24  St.  Lin  Branch    

535-25  Algoma  &  Webbwood. 
536-26  Te'iska'ing&Kipa'aBrs 

535-27  Ott'a,N'th'n&W'st'n 
(Maniwaki  Section). 

535  28  Ott'a,N'th'n&W'st'n 

(VValtham  Section).. 

St.  Maurice  Val.  R'y . . 

535-31  Montreal  &  Ottawa  Sec, 

Ontario  <b  Quebec  Divi 

sion  West,  as  follows : 

535-32  Point  Fortune  Branch 
535-33  Smith's  Falls  Section., 
535-34  Toronto  &  Havelock  S 

535-35  London  Section 

535  -36  Elora  Branch   

535-37  Guelph  &  Goderich  . . , 


Farnham . . . 

Megantic,  Q 
Montreal  . , 
Sutton  Juno. 
Farnham 


Renfrew 

Ottawa  — 
North  Bay. 
Berthier  J'n 
Carleton  J'n 
Joliette  Jun 
Montreal  . 
Three  Rivers 
Prescott.    . . 

Quebec  

S.  ThereseJ. 
S.  Therese  J. 
S.  ThereseJ. 
Sudbury,  0. 
Mattawa. . . . 

Ottawa,0... 

Ottawa,  O . . 
Three  Rivers 
Vaudreuil.Q 


Rigaud,  Q 
Montreal 
Smith  FallsO 
Toronto,  O.. 
Cataract  Jun 
Guelph  Jun. 


StGuillaume 
&Stanbri'ge 
Vanceb'o,Me 
Newport  Vt. 
Drum'ond'le 
L.  Megantic 


Eganville,  O 
North  Bay 
FortWilliam 
Berthier,  Q, 
BrockvilleO. 
St.Gabriel,Q 
Ottawa,  O. 
Grande8P.,Q 
Ottawa,  O. 
Montreal,  Q. 
S.EustacheQ 
Duhamel 
St.  Lin,  Que. 
SaultS  Marie 
Kipawa.  and 
["Te'iska'ing 
Maniwaki,  Q 

Wallham.Q. 
Shawi'g'nFs. 
Ottawa,  O. 


Pt.  Fortune. 
Smith'sF'lsJ 
Toronto.  O. 
London,  O. 
Elora,  Ont. 
Goderich,  O. 


1911] 


RAILROADS  IN   CANADA. 


177 


No.  AND  Name  oj  Railroad. 


535-38 
535-39 
535-40 
535-41 
535-42 
535-43 
535-44 
535-45 
535-46 
535-47 
535-48 
535-49 


535-50 
535-51 
535-52 
535-53 
535-54 
535-55 
535-56 
535-57 
535-58 
535-59 
535-60 
535-61 
535-62 
535-63 
535  63 
535-64 
535-64 
535-65 
535-66 
535-67 
535-68 
535-69 

535-70 
535-71 
535-72 
535-73 
535-74 
535-75 
535-76 
535-77 
535-78 
535-79 
535-80 
535-81 


Ingersoll  Branch 

Orangeville  Branch  . . 
Owen  Sound  Section  . . 
Tees' ater&Wing'aniBrs 

Windsor  Section 

North  Toronto  Branch 

Hamilton  Section 

Lindsay  Branch 

Port  Burwell  Branch . . 
Walkerton  Sub-Divis'n 

Muskoka  Section 

Sudbury  Section 

Central  &  Western  Dw. 
as  follows : 

Miniota  Branch 

P.  Arthur  &WinnipegL 
W.  &  Swift  Current  L.. 
Swift  Cur'nt  &Laggan  L 

Carman  Branch  

Emerson  Branch 

Gretna  Branch 

La  Riv.  &NapinkaSecs. 

Estevan  Section 

Souris  Section 

Teulon  Branch. 

Winnipeg  Beach  Br'ch 
Forward  Sub-Division. 
Edmonton  Branch  . . . 
aLangdon  Sub-Divisi'n 

Macleod  Branch 

aCarmangay  Branch  . . 
Areola  &  Moose  Mt  Sees 

Portal  Section 

Coleridge  &K.L.L... 

Mowbray  Branch 

Lyleton  Branch 

Pacific  Div.  as  follows  _• 

Main  Line 

Westminster  Branch  . . 

Boundary  Section 

Mission  Branch    

Okanagan  Branch 

Arrow  Lake  Branch . . . 
Nakusp  &  Slocan  Sec. . 
Slocan  Lake  Branch. . . 
Rossl'd  &  Bound'y  Sec. 

Procter  Extension 

Phoenix  Branch 

Nicola  Branch 


Atlantic  Division,  as 
follows: 
535-82  Fredericton  Branch  . . 

535-83  Gibson  Branch 

535-84  Edmundston  Branch.. 

535-85  Houlton  Branch 

535-86  Aroostook  Branch 

535-87  St.  Andrews  Branch  . . 
535-88  St.John&VanceboroS. 
535-89  St.  Stephen  Branch. . . 
535-90  Woodstock  Section  . . . 

535-91  Tobique  Branch 

535-92  West  St.  John  Branch. 

Central  and  Western 
Division  <&  Branches, 
asfolloios: 

535-100  MinnedOsa  Section 

535-101  Yorkton  Section 

535-102  Lac  du  Bonnet  Branch 
535-103  Rapid  City  Branch. . . 
535-104  Reston  &  Wolseley  L. 

535-105  Russell  Branch 

535-106  Griffin  Sub- Div.  Br. . . 

535-107  Outlook  Section 

535  -108  Kimberly  Branch .... 

535-109  Varcoe  Branch 

535-110  Lenore  Branch 

535-111  Pheasant  Hills  Branch 
535-112  North  West'n  Sub-Div. 
535-113  Wetaskiwin  Extensi'n 

12 


Terminal  Points. 


FROM 

Woodstock  . 
StreetsvilleJ 
Toronto,  O.. 
Fraxa  June. 
London, O . . 
Leaside  Jn. . 
Toronto,  O.. 
Burketon  J. 
Ingersoll,  O. 
Saugreen  J'n 
Bolton,  Ont. 
Muskoka,  0. 


Chater,  M.. 
Port  Arthur 
Winnipeg.  M 
S.  Current.A 
Elm  Creek . . 
Winnipeg  . . 
Rosenfield  M 
WinnipegjM 
Kemnay,  M. 
Winnipeg. . . 
Winnipeg  . . 
Winnipeg  . . 
Forward . . . 
Calgary,  Alb 
Calgary  .... 
Calgary,  Alb 
Lethbridge. . 
Schwitzer  Jn 
Pasqua, Sask 
Coleridge,  A 
LaRivi6re,M 
Deloraine,  M 


Laggan,Alta 
W'minster  J 
Midway,  B  C 
Mission  Jun, 
SicamousJn 
Revelstoke  , 
Nakusp,  B  C 
Slocan  Jn. . . 
CastlegarJn 
Nelson,  B  C 
EholtJn.BC 
Spence's 
Bdge,  B  C 


Preder'ton  J 
NewburgJn. 
Aroostook  J. 
Debee  Jun.. 
Aroostook  J. 
St.  Andrews. 
Van'borOjMe 
St.  Stephen. 
McAdam  Jn. 
Perth  Jn. . . . 
Fairville,NB 


Port,  la  Pra. 
MinnedosaM 
Winnipeg. . . 
MinnedosaM 
Reston,  M. . 
Binsearth,  M 
Lauder,  M . . 
Moose  Jaw.. 
Cranbrook. . 
MacGreg'rM 
Forrest,  M  . 
Kirkella,  M. 
Yorkton,  S.. 
Wetaskiwin . 


TO 

St.  Thomas. 
Melville  J.,  O 
O.  Sound,  O. 
Teeswater,  O 
Windsor,  O. 
W.  Toronto 
Hamilton,  0 
Bobcageon 
Pt.  Burwell. 
Walkerton 
Muskoka 
Sudbury,  O 


Miniota,  M. 
Winnipeg,  M 
S.Current,  S 
Laggan,Alb. 
Carman  Man 
Emerson,  M. 
Gretna,  Man 
Napinka,  M. 
Esteran,  S. 
Souris,  Man. 
Kemarno,  M 
Gimli,  Man. 
Stoughton,S 
Strathcona 
Acme. 

Macleod,  Alb 
Carmangay. 
Regina,  Sask 
Portal,  N.Dk 
Kootenay  L. 
Mowbray,  M. 
Lyleton,  M. 

Vancouver. 
We'minster. 
Nelson, B.C. 
Suraas  Jun. 
Okanagan  L. 
Arrowhead 
Sandon,B.C. 
Slocan  City 
Rossland. 
Procter,  B  C 
Phoenix,  BC 

Nicola,  B  C 


Fredericton 
Fredericton 
Edm'ndston 
Houlton, Me. 
Presque  Isle 
Watt  June. 
St.  John,  NB 
McAdam  Jn. 
Aroostook  J. 
PlasterRock 
W.StJ'nNB 


MinnedosaM 
Yorkton,  S. 
L'cduBon'et 
Gautier  Jun, 
Wolseley,  S. 
Russell,  M. 
Tilston,  M. 
Outlook 
Kimberley 
Varcoe,  M. 
Lenoj-e,  M. 
Lanigan,  S. 
Lanigan,  S. 
Hardisty,  A. 


No.  AND  Name  of  Railroad. 


580 


114  Lacombe  Branch 

115  Lanigan  Saskatoons. 
Pacific  Div.asfollotos 

130  Lardo  Section 

140  Esqmlt.  &  Nanaimo.. 
Ontario  Division — 
West  of  Montreal  : 

150  Listowel  Branch 

151  St.  Mary's  Branch 

152  Victoria  Harbour  Br. 
Cape  Breton  R'y.... 

Caraquet  

Carillon  &  Grenville 
Central  Ontario  — 

1    Bancroft  Branch 

Chatham,  Wallaceburg 
&  Lake  Erie  {Electric) 

Cum.  R'y  &  Coal  Co 

Dominion  Atlantic, 
Div.,  etc.,  as  follows 

1    Main  Line 

■2    Cornwallis  Valley  Br. . 

■3    Torbrook  Branch 

•4    Midland  Division 

Elgin  &;  Havelock . . 

Gait,  Preston,  Hes 
peler  and  Berlin 
(Electric)  

Grand  Trunk  Rail- 
way, as  follows : 

Eastern  Division  and 
Branches,  as  follows. • 
'5  Hemmingford Branch.. 
•6  Lewiston  Branch . . . 
•7  Massena  Springs  Bra'ch 
-8  Montreal  &  Is.  Pond  L 
•9    Montreal  &  Toronto  L. 

-10  Norway  Branch  

-11  Portland  &  Is.  Pond  L, 

-12  Quebec  Branch    

-13  Rouse's  Point  Branch  , 
-14  Three  Rivers  Branch . . 
■15  Beauharnois  Branch  .. 


Western  Division  and 
Branches,  as  follows 

580-19  Port  Huron  Line 

580-20  Detroit  &Gr'd  Haven  L, 

580-21  Bay  City  Line 

580-22  Muskegon  Line , 

580-23  Michigan  Air  Line 

580-24  Twenty-fifth  District.. 
580-25  Twenty -sixth  District. 

Northern  Division  and 

Branches,  as  follows: 

580-27  Peterboro&  Belleville  L 

580-29  Coboconk  Line 

680-30  Lindsay  &HaliburtonL 
580-31  Lakefield&PeterboroL 
580-32  Lindsay  &  Midland  L 

580-33  Madoc  Branch 

580-35  Port  Hope  &  Lindsay  L. 
•36  Searboro  &  Lorneville  L 

580-37  Sutton  Branch 

580-38  Whitby  Branch   ... 

Middle  Division  and 
Branches,  as  follows. 

580-46  Durham  Branch 

580-47  Gait  &  Elmira  Branch, 

580-48  Kincardine  Branch 

580-49  London  &  St.  Marys  Br, 
580-50  HydeP'k&WinghamL 
580-51  Toronto  &  Sarnia  Line 
580-52  Stratford  &GoderichL. 
580-53  Straf'd&PalmerstonL 
580-54  Harrisb'g  &  S'thamp.  L 
580-55  H'rriston&OwenS'ndL 
580-56  Wiarton  Branch  . . , 


Terminal  Points. 


Lacombe,  A. 
Lanigan,  S.. 

Lardo,  BC. 
Victoria,  B  C 


Linw'd  Jn.  O 

Woodst'ck.O 

ColdwaterJ. 

Poi't  Tupper 

Gloucester  . 

Carillon 

Picton,  Ont. 

Ormsby  Jn.. 

Wallaceburg 
and  Cedar 
Springs,  O 

Sp.  Hill  Jun. 


Halifax 

Kentville. .. 

Wilmot 

Windsor,  NS 
Havelock  . . 


Gait,  Ont. 


S.Isidore  J,  Q 
Lewiston  J  . 
Bro8seau's,Q 
Montreal,  Q. 
Montreal,  Q. 
S.  Paris,  Me. 
Is.  Pond,  Vt. 
Richmond . . 
Montreal,  Q. 
Victoriaville 
St.  Martine. 


Pt.Huron,  M 
Detroit,  M . . 
Durand,  M. . 
Owosso  Jun. 
Jackson,  M. 
Pt.  Huron,  M 
BattleCr.,M 


Peterboro' . . 
Lorneville  J. 
Haliburton  . 
Peterboro' . . 

Lindsay  

Madoc  Jc.,0 
P.  Hope  Jun 
Lorneville  J. 
StouflfvilleJ. 
Whitby  Har. 


Durham,  O, 
Gait,  Ont... 
Kincardine. 
St.  Mary's. . . 
London,  O.. 
Toronto,  O. . 
Goderich,  O. 
Stratford,  0. 
Southamp'n. 
Harriston,  O 
ParkHeadJn 


Castor,  A. 
Hardisty,  A. 

Gerrard,  B  C 
Welling-nBO 


Listowel,  O. 
St.Mary'8,0. 
Bala,  Ont. 
St.  Peters 
Ship'iganNB 
Grenville,  Q 
CoeHill,  O. 
Maynooth,0 


Parrsboro', 


Yarmouth. 
Kingsport. 
Torbrook. 
Truro,  N.  S. 
Elgin,  N.  B. 


Berlin,  O. 


M'oersJnNY 
Lewiston,Me 
Massena  Sps. 
Is.  Pond,  Vt. 
Toronto,  O. 
Norway,  Me. 
Portland,  Me 
P.  Levis,Que 
Rouse's  Po't. 
Doucet's  L'g 
Beauharnois 


Detroit,  M. 
Gr,  Haven,  M 
WcBonaB.M 
Muskegon  M 
Lenox,Mich. 
Bt.Creek,M. 
Chicago,  111. 


Bellev'leHar 
Coboconk, O 
Lindsay,  0. 
Lakefield,  O. 
Midland,  O. 
Madoc,  O, 
Blackwa'er  J 
Searboro  J'n 
Jackson  8  P't 
Manilla  Jun. 


Palmerston. 
Elmira,  Ont. 
Listowell,  6. 
London,  Ont 
Wingham,  O 
Sarnia,  Ont. 
Stratford,  O. 
Palmerston. 
Harrisburg. 
Owen  Sound 
Wiarton,  O. 


178 


RAILROADS  IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


No.  AND  Name  of  Railroad. 


580-65 


580-67 
580-68 


580-70 
580-77 
580-78 
580-79 
580-80 
580-82 
580-83 
580-84 
580-85 
580-86 
580-87 


580-97 


Northern  Division  and 

Branches,  as  follows: 

Beeton  &Oollingw'od  L. 

Hamilton  &Allandale  L 

Flos  Tram,  freight 

Toronto  &  N.  Bay  Line . 

Meaford  Branch 

Penetang  Branch 

Middle   Division   and 

Branches  as  follows : 
Port  Dover&Hamil'n  L. 

Allanburg  Branch 

Harrisburg  &  Tillsonb'g 
Buffalo  &StratfordLine 
P.  Dover  &  Tavistock  L 

Kingscourt  Branch 

Suspen.  Bd.  &P.  Edw.  L. 

Petrolia  Branch 

Glenco  Branch 

Port  Rowan  Branch  . . 
Toronto  &  Hamilton  Li, 

Welland  Branch 

Southern  Division  and 

Branches,  as  follows 

Main  Line 

Fort  Erie  Branch 


Terminal  Points. 


Ottawa  Div.  asfol: 
580-105  Ottawa  &  Swanton  L 
580-106  Hawkesbury  Branch. . 

580-107  Rockland  Branch 

580-110  Ottawa  &  Mad^'ska  L. 
580-111  Madawaska  &  D.  H.  L 

580-112  Pembroke  Branch 

58J  Grand  Trunk  Pacific 
581  -2  Winnipeg  &  Edmont.  L, 
581-6  Lake  Superior  Branch, 
587      Gulf  Shore 

689      Halifax  &  South- 
western, as  follows; 

Liverpool  Section 

Barrington  Section 

Yarmouth  Section 

Middleton  Section 


589-1 
589-2 
589-3 
589-5 


591 
592 


599-10 

599-11 
599-12 
599-13 
599-14 
59915 
599-16 
599-17 
599-18 
599-19 
600 

601 


610 


Caledonia  Branch. . . 
Victoria  Beach  Sect 
Hamilton,  Grimsby 
Sc  Beamsville(A7ec.) 
Hampton  &  St.  Mar 

tin's 

Intercolonial,  as  f  ol, ; 

Halifax  &Moncton  Line 
Moncton  &  R.du  Loup  L 
Riv.  du  Loup  &  Que.  L. 

Chaudiere  Branch 

Dalhousie  Branch 

Dartmouth  Branch 

Eastern  Extension  .  . . 
Indian  town  Branch  . . . 
Pictou  Town  Branch . . 
Pictou  Landing  Branch 

(Summer  only) 

Point  du  Chene  Branch 

St.  John  Branch 

Trenton  Branch 

Cape  Breton  Branch. . . 

Oxford  Branch 

Mont.  &  St.  Flavie  Dist. 

Nicolet  Branch 

Riviere  Ouelle  Branch 
Fredericton  Branch. . . 
Irondale,    Bancroft 

&  Ottawa 

Inverness  Railway 

&  Coal  Co 

Kaslo  &  Slocan 

Kent  Northern 


Beeton,  Ont. 
Hamilton,  O 
Elmvale,  O.. 
Toronto,  O.. 
AUandale,  O 
Allandale,  O 


Hamilton,  O 
Pt.  Robinson 
Tillsonb'rgJ 
BufTalo.N.Y. 
Stratford,  O, 
Glencoe,  O. . 
Susp.Bd.NY 
Wyoming  . 
Komoka,  O 
Simcoe  Jun 
Toronto,  O 
P.  Colborne. 


Welland  Jn 
Fort  Erie,  O 

Ottawa,  Ont 
Hawk'sbury 
Rockland,  O 
Ottawa,  Ont. 
Madawoska 
Pembroke  . . 

Winnipeg  M. 
Westport,0. 
Pokemouche 


Halifax,  N.S 
Liv'rp'l.N.S. 
Yarmouth. . 
Bridgewater 
Middl'fn,NS 
N.  Germ.any 
Middrt'n,NS 

Hamilton.O. 

HamptonNB 

Halifax,N.S 
Moncton  NB 
Riviere  du  L 
S.  Charles  J. 
Dalhousie  J. 
Windsor  J'n 
N.  Glasgow. 
Derby  Jun . . 
Stellarton  .. 

N.  Glasgow. 
Painsec  Jun. 
Moncton  . . . 
Truro, N.S. . 
Po't  Tupper. 
Oxford  Jun. 

Levis 

StLeon'rdJu 
Rivi.  Ouelle 
Fredericton. 

Kinmount  J. 

Inverness  Jn 
Sandon,B.C. 
Kent  June, 


Collingwood 
Allandale.O, 
Hillsdale,  O 
Nipissing  J, 
Meaford,  O. 
Penetang.O, 


P.  Dover,  O. 
Niagara  F'ls 
Harrisburg. 
Stratford,  O. 
P.  Dover,  O. 
Kingsco'rtJ. 
P.Edward,  O 
Petrolia,  O, 
Glencoe,  O. 
Port  Rowan 
Hamilton,  O 
P.  Dalhousie 


Windsor,  0. 
Welland  Jn. 


Swanton,  O 
GlenR'b'ts'n 
So'th  Indian 
Madawaska 
Depot  Harb. 
Golden  Lake 

Edmonton  A 
Graham,  O, 
TracadieMls 


Liv'rp'l,N.S, 
Barrington 
Passage,  N.S 
Barrington 
Passage,  N.S 
Caled'niaNS 
Port  Wade 

BeamsvilleO 

SMartin'sNB 

Moncton,NB 
R.  du  Loup  Q 
Levis,  Que. 
Chaudi're  Ju 
Dalho'sieNB 
Dartmouth. 
Mulgrave. 
Indian  town. 
Pictou,  N.S. 

Pictou  Lan'g 
P'tdu  Chene 
S.  John.N.B. 
N.  Glasgow 
Sydney,  N.S. 
Pictou,  N.  S. 
Montreal. 
Nicolet,  Q 
R.  Ouelle  W. 
Loggieville 

Bancroft,  O. 

Inverness 
Kaslo,  B.C. 
Richibucto 


No.  AND  Name  op  Railroad. 


611 
612 


618 
624 
627 
637 


641 

645 
647 
653 
653-1 

662 

665 

665-1 

665-2 

665-3 

665-4 

665-5 

665-6 

665-7 

674 

674-1 

674-2 

674-3 

675 

675-1 

675-2 

676 


Kingston  &  Pmbrke 

Klondike  Mines  R'y. . . 


Lotbiniere  &  Mgntc. 

Maritime  R'y 

Monct'n&Buct'uche 
N.  Brunswick  Coal 

Co.  &  R'y 

N.  Brunswick  &  Pr. 

Edward  Island  . . . 
N.  Bruns.  Southern. 
Niagara,  St.  Catha's 

and  Toronto,  £lec. 

North  Shore 

Nova  Scotia  Steel  Co 
Orford  Mountain 

Bolton  Division 


Terminal  Points. 


Philipsburg  Railw'y 

(Summer  only) 

Prince  Edward  Is 
land,  as  follows 

Main  Line 

Cape  Traverse  Branch 
Georgetown  Branch  . , 

Souris  Branch 

Murray  Harbor  Branch 
Vernon  Branch. ,  . . 
Montague  Branch. . 

Quebec  &  L.  St.  John 

Chicoutimi  Extension 

La  Tuque  Branch 

Gosford  Branch 

Quebec  Central 

Chaudiere  Br  

Megantic  Division 

Quebec  Ry.  Light  & 
Power  Co 


677 


677-1 
677-3 


693-31 


693-34 
-35 


693-37 
093-40 


700 
702 
703 

704 

710 
719 

720 

799 
805-40 

862 

889-2 


Quebec,  Montreal  & 

Southern,  as  fol. 
Southern  Division. . 
Shore  Line  Division 
Salisbury  &  Harvey 
South  West.  Traction 
Co.  (Electric) 

Michigan  Central, 

Canada  Div.  asfol. : 
Amherstburg  Division. 

Fort  Erie  Division 

Leamington  Division. . 

London  Division 

Main  Line 

Niagara  Division 

Petr'lia  &  Oil  Spr'gs  Div 

St.  Clair  Division 

Michigan  Midland  Div. 
Sydney  &  Louisburg 
Temiska'ing  &  Nor. 

Ontario 

Charlton  Branch 

Temiscouata 

Thousand  Isl'nds  Ry 
Toronto,    Hamilton 

&  Buffalo 

Toronto  &  YorkRad 

(Electric) 

Victoria  &  Sidney 

Windsor,  Essex  &  Lake 
Shore  {Electric)... 

Winnipeg,  Selkirk  & 
Lake  Winnipeg.. . 

New  York  &  Ottawa 

New  York  Central— 
St  Law.&Adirondack 

Pacific  &  Arctic  R'y. . . 

Pere  Marquette 


Kingston 

Dawson, 
Yukon 

Lyster 

Chignecto . . 
Moncton  NB 

Norton, N.B. 

Sackville ... 
St.John,  NB 

Ni.  Falls,  NY 
Adamsville, 
Ferrona  Ju. 
Eastman  Jc 
Eastman  Jn 


StanbridgeQ 


Charlo'town 
Emerald  Jun 
Royalty  Jun 
M.  Stewart  J 
Charlottet'n 
Lake  Verde. 
Montague  J. 
Quebec,  Q . . 
Chambord  J 
LaTuq'e.J.Q 
Valc'rti'r,JQ 
Sherbrooke 
Beauce  Jun. 
Tring  June 


Quebec . 


Noyan  June. 
Fortierville. 
Albert,  N.B. 

London,  O. . 


Ont 
Buffalo,  N.Y 
Sea  Cliff  P'rk 
London,  Ont 
Buffalo,  N.Y 
Niag.  Junc'n 
Petrolia,  Ont 
St.  Thomas 
S.  Clair.Mich 
Sydney.N.S. 

North  Bay.. 
Englehart . . 
R.  du  LoupQ 
ThoTS.Is.Ju. 

Welland,  O. 

Toronto,  O. . 
Victoria,  BC 

Windsor,  O. 

Selkirk,  M.. 
Tup'rLa.NY 

Montreal,  Q. 
Skaguay, 

Alaska 

Buffalo    & 

Detroit. .. 


Renfrew,  O. 

Sulph.  Sp'gs, 

Yukon. 

S.J.de  Chain 

Jog'ins,  N.S. 
Buctouche. 

Minto,  N.  B. 

C.  Tor'mtine 

S.Ste'henNB 

P.  Dalhousie 
Coalville. NB 
Sunnybrae 
Winds'r  M'la 
Mansonville 
Village. 

Philipsburg. 


Tignish,  PEI 
C.  Traverse. 
Geo't'wnPEl 
Souris,  PEI. 
Murray  H. 
Vernon,  PEI 
Montague 
Roberval,  Q. 
Chicoutimi. 
La  Tuque,Q. 
Clark's,  Q. 
Levis,  Que. 
St.George,Q. 
Megantic. 

St.  Joachim. 


Sorel,  Que, 
Montreal,  Q. 
SalisburyNB 

Pt.Stanley.O 


Amherstb'rg 
Welland,  O. 
Comber,  O. 
St.  Thomas. 
Detr'it,  Mich 
Niag.-on-L'k 
Eddys,  Ont. 
Courtright. 
Lenox, Mich. 
Louisburg. 

Cochrane. 
Charlton. 
Connors, NB 
Ganan'que  O 

Waterford. 

Sutton. 
Sidney,  B.C. 

Le'mingt'nO 

Winnipeg,  M 
Ottawa. 

Malone,  N.Y 
White  Horse 

Yukon. 
Canada 

Southern 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN  CANADA. 


179 


POST    OFFICES    AND    RAILROAD 

IN  THE  DOMINION  OF   CANADA. 


STATIONS 


The  Offices  printed  in  Italics  are  authorized  to  grant  and  pay  Money  Orders  and  Postal  Notes.  The  Offices  marked 
*  are  Savings  Bank  Offices.  Capital  letters  on  right  of  the  Electoral  District  column  indicate  the  several 
Provinces  of  the  Dominion,  thus:—0,  Ontario;  Q,  Quebec;  N  S,  Nova  Scotia;  N  B,  New  Brunstvick;  P  E  I, 
Prince  Edward  Island;  M,  Manitoba;  B  C,  British  Columbia;  Alta,  Alberta;  Assa,  Assiniboia;  Atha, 
Athabasca;  Sask,  Saskatchewan. 

The  numbers  and  names  placed  opposite  every  place  indicate  the  Railroad  or  Steamship  line 
on  which  the  place  or  nearest  railway  station  is  situated.  See  list  of  Railroads  and  Steam- 
boats on  pages  174  to  178. 

The  thanks  of  the  publishers  are  due  to  E,  W.  Bullinger,  Esq.,  for  his  kind  permission  to  use  "  Bullinger's  Postal 
and  Shipper's  Guide  for  the  United  States  and  Canada  "  in  the  preparation  of  the  following  list : — 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Abbnott 

Abbott's  Corners 
Abbotsford 

*Abbot^ord 

Abenakis 

Abenakis  Springs 

Aberarder 

Abercorn 

Abercrombie  .... 

Abercrombie  Pier 

Aberdeen  

Aberdeen 

Aberdeen 

Aberdeen 

(PO  in  summer) 
Aberdour 

Aberfeldy 

Aberfoyle 

Abernethy 

Abigail 

Abingdon 

Abney  

Abram  River 

Abrams  Village . . 
Acacia 

Acaciaville 

Acadie 

Acadie  Siding 

Achill 

Achosnach    

A  cme 

*ActinoUte 

*  Acton 

Acton 

Acton's  Corners. . 

*  Acton  Vale  

Ada 

Adair 

Adamsville 

Adamsville 

Adamsville 

Adanac 

Adderley 

Addingham 

Addington  Forks 

Addison 

Adela 

Adelaide 

Adelphi 

Admaston    

Admaston  Station 

Admiral  Rock 

* Adolphustown  . 

Adrian 


Battlef ord  . . .  Sask 

Missisquoi Q 

Rouville Q 

NewWestm'r..BC 

Dorchester Q 

Yamaska Q 

Lambton  WR...0 

Brome Q 

Pictou N  S 

Pictou N 

Grey  S  R O 

Inverness N  S 

Humboldt Sask 

Burrard B  C 

Bruce  W.  R 0 

Lambton  E,  R.  O. 

Wellington  S.R.  O. 

Qu' Appelle Sask 

Souris M 

Lincoln O 

King's P  E  I 

Yarmouth N 

Prince PEI 

Norfolk 0 


ELKCTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Digby. 

Kent  . 
Kent  . 


.NS 


NB 
NB 


Simcoe,  SR O 

Inverness N  S 

Calgary Alta 

Hastings  ER....0 
Halton O 


York 

Grenville 
Bagot . .  . , 


.NB 
...0 
••Q 


Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Qu' Appelle....  Sask 

Bruce  N.  R O 

Brome Q 

Kent N  B 

Saskatchew'n.Sask 

Megantic  Q 

Portage  la  PrairieM 
Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Leeds 0 

CityV'ncouver.BC 
Middlesex  NR...0 
Yale-Cariboo...  BC 

Renfrew  SR O 

Renfrew  S  R O 

Hants NS 

Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Elgin  E.  R 0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 


NBattleford534-14 
Frelighsb'rg  194-19 
535-1  (R.  R.  name 

Abbotsford) 
535-73 

St.  Anselme  675 
677-3 
580-51 
535-3 
NewGlasgow  599-7- 

10-13 
New  Glasgow  599*7 
Durham  580*46 
Alba  599-14 
534-14 
Port  Essington 

450-5,  455-1 
580-54  (R.R.  name 

Turners) 
Alvinston   693-37, 

580-82 
Puslinch  535-35 
.535-111 
Boissevain  464-91, 

535-57 
Grassie  703 
Murray  River  665-5 
Tusket  589-5 
Wellington  665-1 
535-46    (R.R.   Sta. 

Elgin  Co.) 
562-1  (R.R.  name 

Jordantown) 
Acadie  Siding599-2 
599-2  (R.  R.  name 

Acadiaville) 
Palgrave    580-65, 

535-48 
River  Denis  599-14 
Didsbury  535-63 
Tweed  509-1, 535-34 
580-51  (R.  R.  name 

Acton,  West) 
Harvey  Sta.  535-88 
Oxford  Mills  535 -33 
580-8, 535-4(R.R.n. 

Acton  on  535-4) 
Moose  Jaw  535-52 
Wolseley  535-52 
via  Wiarton,  Ont. 
535-7 
599-2,  510 
NBattleford534-14 
Ste.  Julie  St.  580*12 
Westbo'rne  535-100 
James  R.  St.  599-7 
Glen  Buell  516 
»iaVancouver,  BC 
Strathroy  580-83 
Monte  Creek  535*70 
580*110 
580*110 
Shubenacadie599-1 

309Ernestown580*9 
Belmont  535*88 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Adstock 

Advance 

*  Advocate  Harb'r 

Mtna, 

Afton 

Af  ton  Road 

Afton  Station 

*Agassiz 

*Agincourt 

*  Agnes 

Agricola 

Aguanish 

(P.O.  in  Winter) 
Ahmic  Harbour.. 

Ahmic  Lake 

Ahuntsic 

Aikensville   ...    . 

*Ailsa  Craig 

Ainslie  Glen 

Ainslie  Point 

Ainsworth 

Aird 

Airdrie 

Airlie 

Air  Line  Jet 


Aitkin's  Ferry. 


Akerly 

Alain 

Alainbourg. 
Alaindale . . . 


*A  lameda . 

Alba 

Alba 


Albanel  

Albany 

Albany  Cross . . . 

*Alberni    

Alberry  Plains  . 

Albert 

*  Albert    

Albert  Bridge,  S. 
Albert  Canyon. . 

Albertine 

Albert  Mines  . . . 

Albert  Mines 

Alberton  

*Alberton 

Albertown  

Albion 


Albion 

Albion 

Albion  Ridge 
Albuna 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Algoma.. E  R 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Alberta Alta 

Antigonishe. . .  N  8 

Queen's PEI 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

N.  Westminster  BC 

York  OR O 

Beauce  Q 

Edmonton Alta 

Saguenay Q 

Parry  Sound O 


Parry  Sound O 

Laval Q 

Wellington  SR..O 
Middlesex  NR...0 

Inverness N 

Inverness N 

Kootenay B  C 

Missisquoi Q 

Calgary Alta 

Dufferin O 

Welland O 


King's PE 

Queen's N  B 

Bonaventure. . .  .Q 

A.rthabaska Q 

Lotbinifere Q 

Assa.  East. . .  Sask 

Inverness N  S 

Renfrew  N  R O 

Chicoutimi Q 

Prince P  E  ] 

Annapolis N  S 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

Queen's PEI 

Hastings  E  R.  . .  O 

Albert NB 

Cape  Breton . .  N  S 

Kootenay BC 

Victoria N  B 

Albert N  B 

Sherbrooke Q 

Wentworth O 

Prince PE  I 

Pr.  Albert.... Sask 
King's PEI 

New  Westm'r..BC 

Peel O 

Alberta Alta 

Essex  S  R O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Robertson  St.  675 
Gore  Bay  424,430*1, 

535-25 
Parrsborough  549, 

392-3 
Cardston  503*2 
599*7 

Mt.  Stewart  665*3-4 
599*7  (R.  R.  name 

Afton) 
535*70 

580*36,  535*34 
535*2,  343 (R.R.  n. 

Megantic) 
Fort  Saskatchewan 

534*14 
Esquimaux    Point 

345 
420 -4  or  Burks  Falls 

580-67 
Port  Anson  420*4, 

BarksFall8580*67 
Bordeaux  535*18 
Hespeler  580*54 
580-51 
Alba  599*14 
Strathlorn  601 
445*3,  446 
Clarenceville,  677  *1 
535-63 
Lisle  580*64 
580-88-97-98,   196-5 

(R.R  name  Wel- 
land Junction) 
Montague  665-7, 

362 
390-5  or  Cody's  637 
Carleton  508,  850 
Stanfold  580-12 
599*16  (R.  R.  name 

De  Lotbinifere) 
535*58 
599*14 
535*12  (R.  R.  name 

GovernmentR'd) 
Roberval  674 
665*2 

New  Albany  589*1 
New  Albany  460*2 
Vernon  River  665*5 
Marysville  580*9 
693 

Catalone,  698 
535*70 

St.  Hilaire  700-1 
693 

::!apelton  114-75 
Jerseyville,  703 
665*1 

Radison  534*14 
Montague  665, 

7-362 
Haney  535'70 
Caledon  E.  580*65 
Macleod  534*64 
Blyth'sw'od  693*32 


180 


POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Albury 

Alcorn 

Aldboro' 

Alder 

Alderdale 

Alder  grove 

Aldermere 

Alder  Point 

Alder  River  .., 

Aldershot 

Aldersville 

Aldersyde 

Alderville 

Aldina 

Aldouane  

Aldred 

Aleida 

Alert  Bay 

Alexander 

Alexander 

Alexandra 

Alexandria.  .. . 
*  Alexandria  .. 
Alexandrina  . . . 
Alexis  Creek  . . 

Alford 

Alford  Junction 

*Alfred 

Alfred  Centre.. 
Alfred  Station. 

*A  Igoma  Mills 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Algonquin 

Algonquin  Park. 
Alice 


Alison 


Alix 

Alkali  Lake. 

Allan 

Allanburg  ... 
*Allandale .. 
AUandale.  ... 


AUanlea 

Allan  Park 

Allan's  Corners. 

Allen  Grove 

Allan's  Mills  . .  . . 
Allen's  Mills. . . . 
Allard 


Allen 

Allendale . . . 
Allenford.. 
Allensville  . 
AUenwood  . 
Alliance. . . 
AUisonville . 
*Alliston. . . 
AUiston 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKBY,PP.174-178 


Prince  Edward  ..O 

Sunbury  and 

Queen's NB 

Elgin  WR O 

YorkNR 0 

Nipissing 0 

N  Westminster  BC 
Oomox-Atlin . .  B  C 

Cape  Breton..  NS 

Guysborough..N  S 

Wentworth 0 

Lunenburg N  S 

Calgary Alta 

North'berl'd  WR  O 
SaskatchewanSask 

Kent N  B 

Qu'Appelle..  .Sask 

Gloucester N  B 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

Brandon M 

Inverness N  S 

Queen's PEI 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Glengarry O 

Kent NB 

Yale -Cariboo..  BC 
Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Brant     O 

Prescott O 

Prescott O 

Prescott O 

Algoma  E.  R... 


Grenville O 

Nipissing  ...     .  .0 
Renfrew  N  R  . . .  O 

Westmoreland,  NB 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Saskatoon Sask 

Welland O 

Simcoe  SR O 

York NB 

Dauphin M 

Grey  SR O 

Chateauguay Q 

Yale-Caribo«..BC 

Lanark  SR O 

Portneuf Q 

Bonaventure . .   .  Q 

Frontenac O 

Shelburne NS 

Bruce  NR 0 

Muskoka O 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Middlesex  WR..0 
Prince  Edward .  .0 

Simcoe  SR O 

King's PEI 


Alloa 

AUsaw 

AUumette  Island . 

Alma 

Alma 

Alma 

Alma 

Almaville 


Almasippi . 
Almira 


Peel 0 

Haliburton O 

Pontiac   Q 

Wellington  N  R.  •  O 

Albert NB 

Pictou N  S 

Prince PEI 

Champlain Q 

Macdonald M 

York  C  R O 


Rednersville  308  or 
via  Belleville  O. 

Waasis  Sta.  535-82 
Rodney  693-34, 

889.2 
Brown  Hill  580-37 
Powassan  580-67 
Abbotsford  535-73 
Port  Essington 

450-5,  455-1 
via  North  Sydney, 

N.  S. 
Hetherton  599-7 
Waterdown  580-87 
Kentville  562-1-2 
Okotoks  535-64 
via  Cobourg,  Ont, 
Duck   Lake  534-22 
Richibucto  610 
YelIowGrass535-66 
Petit  Rocher  599-2 
450-5,  455-1-2 
535-52 
601  (K.  R.  name 

Black  River) 
Hazelbrook  665-5 
Ashcroft  535-70 
580-105 

Notre  Dame  627 
Ashcroft  St.  535-70 
Hanley  534-22 
Brantford  580-78, 

(R.R.  n.  Alford) 
535-31 

Alfred  535-31 
535-31  (R.  R.  name 

Alfred) 
.535-25,148-6,165-2, 

430-1,  424  (R.  R. 

name  Algoma) 
via  Brockville,  Ont 
580-111 
Pembroke  535-12, 

580-112,  311 
Moncton  627,599-1 

2-12 
535-114 

Ashcroft  535-70 
Dundurn  534-22 
580-88 
580-65-67-68- 
Canterbury 

535-90 
Birnie  534  9 
Hanover  580-55 
Brysonville  580-7 
Penticton  445-6 
Perth  536-34,  327-2 
674 
508   (R.   R.    name 

Nouvelle  West 
via  Kinarston,  Ont. 
Lockport  589-3,373 
580-55 

Utterson  580-67 
535-48 

Glencoe  535-42 
Consecon  544 
580-64 
Murray  River  862, 

665-5 
Snellgrove  535-39 
Lochlin  580-30 
via  Pembroke, Ont, 
580-54 


Sta. 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Almonte 

Alpha 

Alpine  . . . 
Alport  . . . 


Alsace 

Alsfeldt 

Althorpe 

Altamont 

Alton 

Alton 

Altona 

Altona 

Altorado 

Alva 

Alvaston 

Alvena  

*Alvinston  . . . 

Alward 

Amaguadus  Pond 
Amaranth  Statu . 


Amber  . . . 
Amberley 


Ambles 

Ambleside  — 

Ambo  

Ambrose 

Ameronto... . 

Amfleet 

Ameliasburg 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 


*  Amherst 

^A  mherstburgh . . 
Amherst  Point. .. 

Amiens 

Amigari 


599-9 
665-1 

Shawenegan 

533-3,  691 

Graysville  534-7 

Gormley  532-1 


Falls 


Amirault  Hill 

Amisk 

Ammon 


Amqui . . 
Amulree. 


Anaconda 

Anagance  

Anagance  Ridge. 

Anaham  Lake . . . 

Ancaster 


Ancienne  Lorette 


Anderson  .... 

Anderson 

Anderson's  Cor's. 

*Andover 

Andrew 

Andrewsville  , 


Anerley 

Ange  Gardien . . , 

*Ange  G.  de.  R'v\ 


Angeline 

Angers 

Angore 

*Angxis 

Angus  Ridge 
Angusville  . . 
Anjou 


Lanark  N  R O 

Qu'Appelle . . .  Sask 

Dauphin M 

Muskoka O 

Parry  Sound O 

Grey  S  R 0 

Lanark  S  R O 

Macdonald M 

Peel O 

Colchester  ....NS 

Ontario  SR 0 

Lisgar M 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Brome Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Humboldt Sask 

Lambton  ER...  O 
Westmoreland  N  B 
Cape  Breton  ..N  S 
Dufferin O 

YorkCR O 

Huron  WR O 

Humboldt Sask 

Bruce  S  R O 

Parry  Sound O 

Norfolk O 

Brantford O 

Battleford....Sask 
Prince  Edward..  O 

Cumberland . .  N  S 

Essex  SR O 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 
Middlesex  NR..  O 
Welland O 

Yarmouth . . . .  N  S 
Strathcona...  Alta 
Westmoreland  N  B 

Rimouski Q 

Perth  NR O 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

King's NB 

King's NB 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
Wentworth O 

Quebec Q 

PerthSR O 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Huntingdon Q 

Victoria NB 

Edmonton  .  .Alta 
Lanark  SR O 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 
Montmorency  ..  Q 


Annacis  Island... 

Annaheim 

Annan  

'^A  nnapolis  Royal 

Annesley 

Annidale 

Annieville 


Annis  , 


Rouville 

Rouville Q 

Labelle Q 

Mackenzie Sask 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Strathcona...  Alta 

Marquette M 

Berthier Q 

N.  Westminster  BC 
Humboldt  .  ..Sask 

GreyNR O 

Annapolis N  S 

Pontiac Q 

Queen's N  B 

N.Westminster  BC 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 


535-12 

Philmore  535-65 

Durban  534-19 

Bracebridge  580-67 
420-3 

Powassan  580-67 

580-55 

Maberley  535-34 

534-2 

535-39 

599-1 

Atha  535-34 

535-56 

Milk  River  503-1 

Sutton  535-3 

Vernon  535-74 
Vonda  634-13 

693-37,  580-82 
Butternut  R'ge  572 

Christm'sIs.599-14 
535-41  (R.  R.  name 

Amaranth) 
Milliken  580-36 
Kincardine    580-48 

165-1,  423 
Watson  534-14 
Teeswater  535-41 
Parry  580-111 
Delhi  580-97 
Paris  580-79 
Lloydmi'8t'r534-14 
Rednersville  308,or 
via  Belleville,  O 
•9.1 

•3-30,96 
Nappan  St.  599-1 
Strathroy  580-83 
Bridgeburg  693-31, 

■    79 
Tusket  589-5 
Hardisty  535-118 
Moncton  627, 599*1, 

2-12 
599-2 
Stratford  580-51-62- 

58-79-80 
Greenwood  535-72 
599-12 

Anagance  599*12 
Bella  Coola  450-5 
703    (R.   R.    name 

Aberdeen) 
535-21  (R.  R.  name 

Loretto) 
St.  Mary's  580-49 
Midgic  Sta.  638 
Dewittville  580*7 
535-90 

Lamonte  534-14 
319  or  Merrickville 

535*33 
HanUy  535*62 
676   (R.   R.    name 
L'Ange  Gardien) 
535*1  (R.  R.  name 
L'Ange  Gardi'nE) 
194-20 
535-18 

Saltcoats  535-101 
580-68 

W't'ski'n  535-63-113 
Russell  535-105 
St.   Barth61emi 

535-21 
via  N.  Westm'ster 
Muenster  534-18 
via  Owen  Sound,  O 
562-lF'rrytoDigby 
Maryland  535-28 
037 
New  Westminster 

535-71 
Sicamous  535-70 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


181 


POST 
OFFICKS. 


Anson 


Ansonia 

Antelope . . . 
Anten  Mills. 


Anticosti,  Isl'd  of. 

*Antigonishe 

Antigonishe  Har. 
Antiff.Harb.S'thS 
Antioch 


Antler 

Antrim 

Antrim 

Anvil  Island.. . . 

Apohaqui 

*Appin 

Appin  Road 

Appleby 

Appleby  Corner. 

Appledore 

Apple  Grove 

*  Apple  Hill 

Apple  River 

Applelon 


Apsley  . . 

Apto 

Arabella. 
Arat 


Arawana 

Arbakka 

Arborfleld 

Arbury 

Arcadia 

Areata 

Archer 

Archibald 

Archibald  Sett. 

*  Areola 

Ardath 

Ardler 


Ardal  .. 
*Arden. 


*Arden 

Ardness 

Ardoch 

Ardrossan 

Ardtrea 

Arelee 

Argentenay 

Argyle 

Ai^yle 

Argyle 

Argyle 

Argyle  Head 

Argyle  Shore 

Argyle  Sound 

Arichat , 


Arisaig. 


Ariss 

Arkell 

Arklan  .... 
*Arkona  . . 
Arkwright 
Arlington  . 
Arlington  . 


Arlington 

Arlington  Beach, 

Arlington  Hotel. , 
Arlington  West. , 

Armadale 

Armadale , 


Armagh. 


KIiECTORAIj 
DISTRICTS. 


Hastings  WR....0 

AlgomaE  R O 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Simcoe  N  R O 

Gaspe Q 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Antigonishe  .  N  S 
Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Muskoka O 

Assa.  East Sask 

Halifax N  S 

Carleton O 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

King's NB 

Middlesex  WR.,0 

Queen's PE  I 

Halton O 

Nipissing O 

Kent O 

Stanstead   Q 

Glengarry O 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 
Lanark  NR 0 

Peterboro'E  R..0 

Simcoe  NR O 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 
Assa.  West.  ..Sask 

Brandon M 

Provencher M 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Humboldt Sask 

Yarmouth N  S 

Battleford....Sask 

Dundas O 

Colchester.... N  S 
Restigouche  . .  N  B 

Assa.  East Sask 

Saskatoon Sask 

Parry  Sound O 

Selkirk M 

Frontenac O 

P'rtagelaPrairie  M 

Pictou N  S 

Frontenac O 

Victoria Alta 

Simcoe  E  R O 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Chicoutimi Q 

Victoria 0 

Carleton NB 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

Macdonald M 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

Queen's PE  I 

Yai-mouth  ....NS 
Richmond N  S 


Antigonishe.  ..N  S 

Wellington  S  R..0 
Wellington  SR..0 

Lanark  N  R O 

Lambton  E  R...0 

Bruce  N  R O 

Simcoe  SR O 

Prince PEI 

King's.^ NS 

Humboldt  ....Sask 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

Annapolis N  &  Brid 

YorkCR O 

King's PEI 

Bellechasse Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 


544,  580-27  (R.R.n. 

Anson  Jn.  on  544) 

via  Thessalon.Ont, 

535-53 

580-69  (R.  R.  name 

Hendrie) 
Gaspe  Basin346,350 
599-7 

Antigonishe  599-7 
Low.  S.  River  599-7 
Huntsville  580-67, 

315 
535-65 

Elmsdale  599-1 
Kinburn  580-110 
via  Vancouver 
599-12 
580-85 

C'pe  Traverse  665-2 
Bronte  580-87 
Warren  535-13 
Eberts  889-3 
Smith's  Millsll4-75 
535-33 

River  Hebert  525 
Carleton  Place  535, 

12-16 
Coe  Hill  544 
Phelpston  580-69 
Swan  River  531-12 
Regina  534-22,535. 

52-65 
Ebor  Sta.  535-104 
Ridgerville  534*4 
Tisdale  534-12 
535-111 
589-5 

N.Battleford534.14 
Aultsville  580-9 
Truro599-l-13,562-4 
River  Louison  599*2 
535-65 

Hanley  534-22 
Ahmic  Harbour 
420-4 

Gimli  535-31 
535-34  (R.  R.  name 

Ardendale) 
535-100 

Merigonishe  599-7 
Clarendon  Sta.  611 
581-1 

Orillia  580-32-67 
Saskatoon  534*14 
Roberval  674 
580-29 

Bristol  535-90 
589-5 

Woodlands  534*11 
Argyle  589-5 
via  CharlottetowD 
Lower  Argyle  589-5 
371-1,      369-1      or 

Grande  Anse  537 
360,  Antigonishe 

599-7 
Weissenburg535 -47 
535-37 

Perth  535-34,  327-2 
Thedford  580-51 
Tara  580*55 
Alliston  580-64 
Fitzgerald  Station 

665-1 
Canning  562*2 
Strassburg  Station 

535-111 
via  Nanaimo,  B  C 
getown  562-1 
Milliken  580-36 
665-4  (R.  R.   name 

Selkirk) 
St.  Vallier  599-3 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Armand 


Armitage 

Armond . . 
Armow. . . 


*  Armstrong. 
Armstrong . . 


Armstrong 

Armstrong'sBr'ok 
Armstrong's  Cor  . 
Armstrong's  Mills 

Arnaud  

Arner 

Ames 

Arnold 

Arnott 

*Amprior 

Arnstein 

Aroostoock  June. 

Arrandale 

Arrowhead 

Arrow  Park 

Arroio  River 

Arrowton 

Arrowwood 

Arthabaska 


*  Arthur 

Arthurette  .  . 
Arthurville. . . 
Artland 

*  Arundel 

Arva 

Asbestos 

Ascot  Corner. 

Asessippi 

Ash 

Ashburn 

Ashby 

Ash  Creek 

*Ashcroft 

Ashdad  

Ashdale 

Ashfield 

Ashford 

Ashgrove 

Ashland 

Ashley 


Ashmore 

Ashton   

Ashton  Station  . . 
Ashuapm'uch'uan 

Ashville 

*Ashworth 

Asker  

Askilton 

Asor 

Aspdin 

Aspen 

Aspen  Grove 

Aspotogan 


Asquith 

Assametquaghan, 
Asselstine 


Aston  Junction. 
Aston  Station. . . 
Aston'ille 


Astwood. 
Atalante. 
Atha .... 


Athabaska  L'nd'g 


Athahner 
Athelstan 
*  Athens . . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


T6miscouata Q 

YorkNR 0 

Carleton NB 

Bruce  N  R O 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Beauce Q 

King's NB 

Restigouche . .  N  B 

Queen's N  B 

Wellington  S  R..O 

Provencher M 

Essex  S  R O 

Selkirk M 

Shelburne NS 

Grey  E  R O 

Renfrew  S  R....0 
Parrv  Sound  . . . .  O 

Victoria N  B 

Comox-Atlin.. B  C 

Kootenay BC 

Kootenay B  C 

Marquette M 

Marquette M 

Macleod Alta 

Arthabaska Q 

Wellington  NR.O 

Victoria NB 

Bellechasse Q 

Battlef  ord. . . .  Sask 

Argenteuil Q 

Middlesex  ER..  O 

Richmond Q 

Sherbrooke Q 

Marquette M 

Halton O 

Ontario  SR O 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Selkirk M 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Renfrew  SR....0 
Antigonishe... N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Assa.  West Sask 

Halton O 

Carleton NB 

GreyNR O 

Digby NS 

Carleton   O 

Lanark  SR 0 

Chicoutimi Q 

Dauphin M 

Muskoka O 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Inverness N 

Battleford Sask 

Muskoka O 

Guysborough  .N  S 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Lunenburg N  S 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Bonaventure. . .  .Q 
Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Nicolet Q 

Nicolet Q 

Nipissing O 

Mackenzie Sask 

Quebec Q 

Ontario  S  R O 

Edmonton Alta 

Kootenay B  C 

Huntingdon Q 

Leeds O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KBY.PP.  174-178 


700  (R  R  name  St. 

Honore) 
Newmarket  580-67, 

704 
Hartland  585-90 
Kincardine  580-48, 

165-1,  423 
535-74 
Beauceville  Est 

675-1 
Sussex,  599-12 
JacquetRiver599*2 
Welsford  535*88 
via  Guelph,  Ont. 
535-55 
889-2 

Gimli  535*61 
via  Shelburne  N  S 
Chatsworth  535*40 
535*12,  580*110 
Trout  Creek  580*67 
535-84-86-90 
450-5 

535-75,  445-1 
Nelson  535-72 
535-50 

Arrow  River  535 -50 
Gleichen  535-53 
Victoriaville 

580-12-14 
535-41 
535-91 

St.  Vallier  599-3 
Vermilion  534-14 
533-5 

via  London  Ont 
Danville  580-12 
675  (R.R.  n.  Ascot) 
Russell  535-105 
580-66 

M'rtle  535 -34,580-38 
vta  Sydney  N  S 
Green  way  534-2 
535-70 

611  (RR  n  Ashdod) 
Antigonishe  599*7 
Alba  699*14 

Esquesing  580*65 
Hartland  535*90 
535*40  (R.  R.  name 

Rockford) 
Sissiboo  Falls  562*1 
535*12 
535*12 

Roberval  674 
534*13 

Utterson  580*67 
Ponoka  535-63 
West  Bay  R  599-14 
Lloydmins'r  534-14 
Utterson  580-67 
Antigonishe  599-7 
SpencesBr'e  535-70 
Hubbard's  Cove 

589-3 
Saskatoon  535-62 
599-2 

ErnestownSt.580-9 
599-16,  580-14 
580-14  (RRn  Aston) 
58C-67  (R.  R.  name 

NosbonsingCr'g) 
Canora  534-13 
Lorette  674 
535-34  (R  R  name 

Glen  Atha) 
Fort  Saskatchewan 

534-14 
Windermere  433 
805-40 
516 


182 


POST  OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Atherley 

Atherton 

Athlone 

Athol 

Athol 

Atikokan 

Atkin 

Atkinson 

Atlanta 

*Atlin 

Attercliflfe  

Attercliffe  Station 


Atwater 

Atwell 

*Atwood 

Atwood's  Brook. 

Aubigny 

Aubrey 

Auburn 

*  Auburn 

Auburn 

Auburndale 


Auburndale 
Auburnton . 

Audet 

Audley 

Audrey 

Aughrim  . . . 


Augsburg 


Augustine  Cove 

Auld 

Auld's  Cove 


*AultsviUe 
Aurigny. . . 


*Aurora 

Austin 

Auvergne 

Avebury 

Avening 

Avery's  Portage . 


*  Avignon . 
Avoca  


Avon 

Avon 

Avonbank . 
Avondale . . 


Avondale 

Avondale 

Avondale  Station. 


Avonhurst. 
Avonmore. 


Avonmore 

Avonport 

Avonport  Station 


Avonroy 
Avonton 


Aweme 

Axe  Lake 

Ayer'8  Cliff.. 
Aylesbury. . . 
*Aylesford  . . 


BliECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Ontario  NR....  0 


Norfolk O 

Simcoe SR 

Glengarry O 

Cumberland. . .  N  S 

Rainy  River O 

LambtonER...  O 
Frontenac O 

Kings NS 

Comox-Atlin .  .B  C 

Lincoln O 

Haldimand O 


Saltcoats Sask 

Macdonald M 

Perth  NR O 

Shelburne N  S 

Provencher M 

Chateauguay Q 

King's NS 

Huron  W  R O 

Queen's P  E I 

Lunenburg NS 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Assa.  East Si 

Beauce Q 

Ontario  SR O 

Assa.  East S: 

Lambton  E  R  . . .  O 

Renfrew  N  R  . . .  O 

Prince PE  I 

Essex  S  R O 

Guysborough . .  N  S 

Stormont O 

Gaspe Q 

YorkNR O 

Port,  la  Prairie.. M 

Portneuf Q 

Prince  Albert .  Sask 

Simcoe  N  R O 

York NB 

Bonaventure Q 

Argenteuil Q 

Elgin  ER O 

Megantic Q 

Perth  SR O 

Carleton NB 

Queen's PEI 

Pictou N  S 

Pictou N 

Q'Appelle S 

King's N 

Stormont O 

King's N 

King's NS 

Lambton  WR...0 
Perth  SR O 

Port,  la  Prairie.  .M 

Parry  Sound O 

Stanstead Q 

Assa  West ....  Sask 
King's NS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICU 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


580-32-67.  316  (R  R 

n.  Atherley  June. 

on  580-32  67) 
Delhi  580-97 
Tottenham  580-65, 

535-48 
Maxville  580-105 
599-1 
534-20 

Invk^ood  693-37 
Washburn    311  or 

via  Kingston  O 
Sheffield  Mill8562 -2 
Log  Cabin  862  or 

Caribou  862 
Attercliffe  Station 

580-97,  693-34 
196-5,693-34,580-97 

(R  R  n  Diltz  on 

196-5,  580-97;  At- 

t'rcliffeon  693-34) 
Welwyn535-in 
Warren  534-11 
580-48 
589-5 

Silver  Plains  534-1 
580-105 
562-1 
535-47 

Lake  Verde  665-5-6 
Bridgew'ter  589-1-3 

and  374 
Vermilion  534-14 
Oxbow  535-58 
Agnes  535-2,  343 
Whitby  580-9-38 
Carrievale  535-58 
Alvinston  693-37, 

580-82 
Eganville   580-110 

535-11 
CapeTraverse  665-2 
"3-30 

9-7  (R.  R.  name 

Cape  Porcupine) 
580-9 
L'Anse  a  la  Cabane 

359-1 
580-67,  704 
535-52 

Portneuf  St.  535 -21 
534-22 
580-64 
599-19  (R.  R.  name 

Astles  Crossing) 
Matapedia  599-2, 

508 
Pointe  au  Chene 

535-18 
Putnam  535-38 
Black  Lake  675 
St.  Paul's  580-51 
Upper  Woodstock 

535-90 
Vernon  River  665 -5 
599-7 
599-7  (R.  R.  name 

Avondale) 
McLean  535-52 
637  (RR  name  Case 

Settlement) 
535-33 
562-1 
562-1  (R.  R.  name 

Avonport) 
Sombra  889-3 
St.  Paul's  Station 

580-51 
Treesbank  535-59 
Sprueedale  580-111 
114-75 
534-22 
562-1 


POST 
OFFICES. 


*Aylmer  (East)  . 

*Aylmer  (West) . 
Aylsworth 


Aylwin 

Ayr 

*Ayton. 
Azilda.. 
Baccaro 


Back  Bay , 


Back  Lands 

Back  Meadows. 

Back  Shore 

Baddeck 


Baddeck  Bay 

Baddeck  Bridge  . 
Baddeck  River  N, 

Branch 

Baddow 


Baden 

Badger 

Badgerdale . 
Badjeros  . . . 

Bagley 

Bagot    

Bagotville . . 


Bale  d' Argenteuil 
BaiedelaTrinite 

Bale  des  Bacons. 
Bale  des  Rochers 
Bale  d'Urf6  . . . 
Bale    St.     Claire 

Anticosti 

Baie  St.  Paul . . 

Baie  Verte 

Baie  Verte  Road 

Baildon 

Bailey's  Brook  . 

Bailieboro' 

Baillargeon 


Baillie 

Bainsville 

Bairdsville  . . . 

Baker 

Baker  Settlement 


Baker  Brook. 

Bala 

Balaclava  . . . 

Balcarres 

Balcomo 

Balder  son 

Bald  Hill.... 

Baldoon 

Baldur 

Baldwin 


Baldwin's  Mills.. 
Baldwin's  Road . 

Baleine 

Balermo 

Balfour 

Balfour 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Wright Q 

Elgin  ER O 

Rainy  River O 

Wright Q 

Waterloo  SR  ...O 

GreySR O 

Algoma  ER 0 

Shelburne : 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  174-178 


Balf  ron 

*Balgonie 

Baljennie 

Ballantrae 

Ballantyne's  Cove 
Ballantyne's  Sta. 

Balla  Philip 

Ballinafad 


Charlotte NB 

Antigonishe . .  N  S 

Pictou N  S 

Pictou NS 

Victoria NS 

Victoria NS 

Victoria NS 

Victoria N 

Victoria O 

Waterloo  SR  ...O 

Provencher M 

Mackenzie Sask 

Grey  E  R O 

Humboldt Sask 

Portage  la  PrairieM 
Chicoutimi Q 

Argenteuil Q 

Saguenay Q 

Saguenay Q 

Charlevoix Q 

Jacques  Cartier  .Q 

Gaspe Q 

Charlevoix Q 

Westmoreland  N  B 
Westmoreland  N  B 

Assa Sask 

Pictou NS 

Northumberland  O 
L^vis Q 

Charlotte NB 

Glengarry O 

Victoria N  B 

Kootenay B  C 

Lunenburg N  S 

Victoria NB 

Muskoka 0 

GreyNR 0 

Qu' Appelle . . .  Sask 
Yale-Cariboo  .BC 

Lanark  S  R O 

Queen's N  B 

Kent  W  R O 

Souris M 

YorkNR O 

Stanstead Q 

King's PE' 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Red  Deer Alta 

Prince  Edward  . .  O 
Kootenay B  C 

King's NB 

Assa.  West  . .  Sask 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

YorkNR O 

Antigonishe  . .  N .  S 
Frontenac O 


535-28(RRnAylm'r) 
alsowith  Ottawa, 
0.,byElectricR'y 

580-97,  196-5  (R.  R. 
name  Aylmer) 

435-1-2,  or  Erao 
534-20 

535-27 

535-35 

580-55 

535-13 

Port  la  Tour  369-6, 
380orBarrington 
589-3 

401-2-3,  or  St. 
George  639 

Afton  599-7 

River  John  599-15 

River  John  599-15 

329,  364-4,  371-2,  or 
Alba  599-14 
a  Baddeck  N  S 


Coboconk     580-29, 

312-1 

10-51 
534-18 

Canora  534-13 
Dundalk  535-40 
Melfort  534-12 
535-52 
329 -8  or  Chicoutimi 

674-1 
Carillon  541 
345  Landing  name 

Trinity  Bay 
Tadousac  329-8 
St.  Simeon  329-8 
580-9,  535-33 

Sheldrake  345 
329-8 
638 

Baie  Verte,  638 
Moose  Jaw  535*52 
Avondale  599-7 
Millbrook  580-25 
Craig's  Road    Sta- 
tion 580-12 
Moores  Mills  535-89 
580-9 

Kilburn  535-90 
Mayook  535-67 
Bri'gewater  589-1-3, 

374 
700-1 
532-1,  423 
via  Owen  Sound  O 
535-111 

Summerland535  -74 
Perth  535-34,  327-2 
Nerepis  535-88 
via  Chatham  Ont. 
534-7 

580-37  (R.  R.  name 
Baldwin's  Cr'ng) 
Coaticook  580-8 
665-3  (RRn  Perth) 
Catalone  698 
Red  Deer  535  63 
via  Picton,  Ont. 
446,  445-8,  or 

Proctor  535-79 
Sussex  599-12 
535-52 

Ruddle  534-14 
580-37 

Antigonishe  599-7 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 


Kent N  B  Harcourt  599-2 

Wellington  S  R.  .OlGeorget'n 580-51-65 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN  CANADA. 


183 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Ballycroy 

Ballydufif.. 
Ballymote 
Balmoral . . 
Balmoral . . 


Balmoral 

Balmoral 

Balmoral  Mills. .. 

Balmy  Beach 

(P.  O.  in  Summer) 

Balsam 

Balsam  Bay 

Balsam  Grove  . . . 


Balsam  Hill. 
Balsam  Lake 

Baltic 

Baltimore . . . 

Balvenie 

Bamberg 

Bamfield 

*  Bancroft . . . 
Banda  


Bangor 

Bangor 

Bangs  Falls . . . 

Bankhead  

Banks 

Banks  Broad  Cove 
Banner 


Bannerman... 
Bannockburn. 

Bannon  

Barachois 

Barachois  de 

Malbaie 

Barachois  Harb'r. 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


SimcoeSR O 


Barb 

Barbue  de  St. 


Durham  SR....0 
Middlesex  E  R  . .  0 

Haldimand O 

Restigouche  . .  N  B 

Selkirk M 

Richmond N  S 

Colchester  ....NS 
York  S  R O 

Ontario  S  R O 

Selkirk M 

Victoria O 

Renfrew  S  R . . . .  0 

Victoria O 

Prince PE  I 

Northumb' WR.O 
Renfrew  S  R....0 
Waterloo  NR...0 

Nanaimo BC 

Hastings  W  R...0 

SimcoeNR O 

Calgary Alta 

King's P  E  I 

Saltcoats Sask 

Queen's .N  S 

Calgary Alta 

GreyER 0 

Inverness N  S 

Oxford  SR 0 

Souris M 

Hastings  E  R....0 

Carleton NB 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Gasp6 Q 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Prescott 0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEy,PP.174-l78 


Barclay 

Barclay  Siding. 


Bardal 

Bar  de  Cocagne . 

Bardo 

Bardolph 


Bardsville 


Baring 

*Barkerville. 
Bark  Lake . . 
Barkway 


Bamaby  River... 

Bamesdale 

Barnesville 

Barnet 

Barney's  Brook . . 
Barney  River  Sta. 

Barney's  River... 

Barnhart 

Barnhart  Vale 

Barnsley 

Barnston 

Barnwell 

Baronet 

Barons 

Barra  Glen 

BarraHead 

Barrett 


Barretville. 
Barrhill  . . . 
*Barrie  . . . 
Barriefield. 


Rouville Q 

Simcoe  S  R O 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Rainy  River 

Brandon M 

Kent NB 

Strathcona Alta 

Lennox    and    Ad 

dington O 

Muskoka 0 

Qu' Appelle . . .  Sask 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Renfrew  S  R O 

Muskoka O 

Northumber'd  N  B 

Parrv  Sound O 

King's NB 

N.  WestminsterBC 

Hants N 

Pictou N  S 


Pictou N  S 

Rainy  River O 

Yale-Cariboo  .BC 

Macdonald M 

Stanstead Q 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Macleod Alta 

Macleod Alta 

Victoria N  S 

Richmond N  S 

Lennox    and    Ad- 

dington O 

Essex  SR O 

Alberta Alta 

Simcoe  S  R O 

Frontenac O 


Palgrave  580-65, 

538-48 
Pontypool  535-34 
via  London,  Ont 
NellesCorn's  580-97 
Eel  River  Crossing 

599-2 
535-60 

Grand  Anse  537 
Tatamag'che599-15 
via  Toronto,  Ont 

Claremont,  535-34 
via  Selkirk  Man. 
FenelonFalls580-30 

312-1 
Admaston  580-110, 
Woodville  580-36 
Kensington  665-1 
via  Cobourg,  Ont 
Ashdad  611 
Petersburg  580-51 
New  Alberni  450-2 
600,  544-1 
Glencairn  580*64 
535-53 

Morrel  Sta.  665-4 
Stockholm  535-111 
Middlefield  589" 
535-53 
via  Collingwood,  O 
Strathlorn,  601 
580-83(R.  R.  name 

Pattons  Siding) 
Wakopa  534-5 
544,  509-1 
Peel.  535-90 
Shediac  599  11 

Mai  Bay  346,  348 
Boisdale  Barachois 

599-14 
Stardale  535-31 

St.  Cesaire  194-19 
Craigvale  580-67 

535-51 
535-104 

Shediac  599-11 
Camrose  535-113 

Napan'e509-2,580-9 
Falkenburg  Stati'n 

580-07 
Wolselev  535-52 
Ashcroft  535-70 
Barry's  Bay  581-10 
Washago  580-67, 

532-1 
599-2 

532-1,  420-3 
592 
535-70 

Elmsdale  599-1 
599-7  (R.  R.  name 

Barneys  River) 
Barney  R.  Sta.  599 -7 
Emo  534-20,  435-1-2 
Kamloops  535-70 
535-54 

Coaticook  580-8 
535-67 

High  River  535-64 
Claresholm  535-64 
lona  599-14 
via  St.  Peters,  N  S 
Napanee  509-2, 


Barrie  Hill , 


Barrie  Island 

Barrier  Lake ..... 
Barriere  des  Caps 
Barrington 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Wellington  SR..0 

Algoma  E  R O 

Humboldt.  ...Sask 
Montmorency . . .  Q 
Huntingdon Q 


Essex  693-30-34 
Lethbridge  535-67 
580-67,  316 
via  Kingston,  Ont 


Barrington 

BarringtonPasge 

Barrington  West. 
Barrios  Beach  . . . 

Bar  River 

Barronsfield 

Barrow  Bay 

Barrows 

Barry  River 


Shelburne NS 

Shelburne N  S 


Barry's  Corner . , 

Barryvale , 

Barryville 


Bar  Settlement  . 
Barss'  Corners... 
Bartholomew  . . . 

Bartibog 

Bartibog  Bridge. 
Bartibogue  Sta. . 

Bartlett  Mills  . . 


Bartlettville... 

Barton 

Bartonville  . . 

Barville 

Barwick 

Bas  de  I'Anse . 


Bas  de  la  Bale . . 

Bas  de  Ste.  Rose . 
Bas  du  Sault  . . . 
Basingstoke  . . .  .'^ 

Baskatong 

Bassano 

Bassin 


Bassin  du  Lifevre. 


Bass  River 


Bass  River 

Basswood 

Baswood  Ridge. 
Batchawana . . . 


Bateston 
*Bath . . . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEY,PP.174-178 


Guelph  535-37- 

580-51 
via  Gore  Bay,  Ont 
Quill  Lake  534-13 
St.  Joachim  676 
.580-5, 105  (RRn'me 

Johnsons  on  5S0- 

105) 

9-3 
589-3-5,  373,  380, 


Shelburne NS 

Antigonishe. .  .N  S 

Algoma  WR O 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Bruce  N  R O 

Mackenzie. . .  .Sask 
Pontiac Q 

Renfrew  SR....0 

Lunenburg NS 

Renfrew  S  R....0 
Northumb'rl'd  N  B 

Hants NS 

Lunenburg NS 

Northumber'd  N  B 
Northumber'd  N  B 
Northumber'd  N  B 
Northumberl'd  NB 

Charlotte NB 


Strathcona 

Digby NS 

Wentworth O 

Arthabaska Q 

Rainy  River O 

Charlevoix Q 


""Bath 

Bathgate 

*Bathurst 

*Bathurst  Village 

Batiscan 

Batiscan  Station. 


Batoche  

Batteau  

Battenburg . . 

Battersea 

Battle  Bend.. 
Battle  Creek. 
*Battleford . . 
Battle  Lake . . 
Battle  River. 


Charlevoix Q 

Laval Q 

Laval Q 

Lincoln O 

Wright Q 

Calgary Alta 

Chicoutimi Q 

Labelle Q 

Colchester N  S 

Kent NB 

Marquette M 

Charlotte NB 

Algoma O 

Macdonald 

Cape  Breton.. N  S 
Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Carleton NB 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
Gloucester...  N  B 
Gloucester N  B 

Champlain Q 

Champlain Q 

Humboldt....  Sask 

SimcoeNR O 

Edmonton Alta 

Frontenac O 

Red  Deer Alta 

Assa.  West —  Sask 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

Strathcona Alta 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 


Barrington  589-3 

Big  Tracadie  599-7 

535-25 

River  Hebert  525 

via  Wiarton,  Ont 

Elkgate  J,M  534-12 

Campbell's  Bay 

535-28 
580-110 

Block  House  589-3 
611 
The  Willows  353  or 

Chatham  599-19 
Shub'nacadia  599-1 
N.Germanv589.1-2 
Black ville  599-19 
Ch'th'm  599  19,  353 
Ch'th'm599-19,  353 
599-2  (R  R  name 

Bartilogue) 
535-87  (R.  R.  name 

Bartlett) 
Alta  Ellerslie  535-63 
N.  Range  Corner 
703,  591 

Victoriaville  580-12 
534-20,435 -l-2[562-l 
Murray  Bay  329-8, 

350-1 
St.    Paul's  Bay 


Battle  Valley 
Battleview... 

Bavelaw 

Bawlf 


Battleford. 
Strathcona 
Assa .  E . . . 
Strathcona  . . .  Alta 


Sask 
..Alta 


Ste.  Rose  535-18 
Bordeaux  535-18 
Grasse  703 
Maniwaki  535-27 
535-53 
Chicoutimi  674-1 

329  "8 
535-18  (R.  R.  name 

Masson) 
Londonderry  Sta- 
tion 599-1 
Harcourt  599-2 
535-101 

Moores  Mills  535-89 
148-4 

Spurling  534-7 
Catalone  698 
309  or  Ernestown 

Sta.  580-9 
535-90 

Vegre ville  534-14 
599-2,  540 
599-2  (R.  R.  name 

Bathurst) 
535-21,  329-6 
535-21  (R.  R.  name 

Batiscan) 
Duck  Lake  534-22 
580-68 

Fort  Sask.  534-14 
via  Kingston  Ont. 
Hardisty  535-113 
Maple  Creek  535-53 
N.  Battlef'd  534-14 
Wetaskiwin  535*63 
Wetaskiwin  535-63- 

113 
Lashburn  534-14 
Vermilion  534-14 
Millwo'dM.  535-101 
535-113 


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AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 

[1911 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

RliECTORAIi 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICKS. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

8EBKBY,PP.174-178 

SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

Baxter 

SimcoeSR.. 

0 

535-48 

Beauchamp 

Beauchenc  

Watson  534-13 
535-26 

Baxter's  Harbour 

King's 

..NS 

Sheffield  Mills 562-2 

Pontiac Q 

Labelle Q 

Lennox    and    Ad- 

Labelle  535-23 

Beaudet.     ,. 

Portneuf Q 

Megantic  Q 

674 
Blacklake  675 

Bay  Centre 

Beaudoin 

dington  .. 

....0 

Napanee  580-09 

Beaudoin  Centre. 

Wolfe Q 

Victoriaville  580-12 

Bay  du  Vin 

Northumber'd  N  B 

353orCh't'm599-19 

Beaudryville 

Macdonald M 

Willow  Range 

Bay  duVin  Mills. 

Northumber'd  N  B 

Ch'th'm  599-19,  353 

f34-06 

*Bayfield 

Huron  S  R.. 

....0 

Brucefield  580-50 

*Beauharnois 

Beauharnois Q 

805-40,  580-15 

*Bayfield 

Westmoreland  N  B 

638  (R.  R.  name 

Beaufort  

Carleton  NB 

Bristol  535-90 

Cape  Tormentine) 
Afton  599-7 

Montcalm Q 

Montmorency  . . .  Q 
Antigonishe  ..N  S 
Muskoka 0 

Bayfield 

Antigonishe. 

King's 

King's 

NS 

Rpanlipii 

via  Quebec,  Que. 
L.  South  Riv.  599-7 
420-3   or    Brace- 

Bayfield 

P  E  I 

Cherry  Grove  665-4 
Souris  East  665-4, 

Beauly 

Bay  Fortune 

PEI 

Beaumaris .   ... 

359-1 

(Summer  Office) 

bridge  580-67 

Elgin  ER... 

0 

Corinth  580-9'^ 

Bellechasse Q 

via  Levis  Que 
Ellerslie  535-63 
via  Victoria  B  C 

.   NS 

Tatam'g'che  599-15 
464-67  (R  R  name 

Bayms  Lake 

Kootenay  . . 

..BC 

*  Beaumont 

Nanaimo BC 

Baynes) 

Beaumont 

Westmoreland  NB 

Up.  Dorc'ester  599-1 

Bayonne  

Joliette 

....Q 

St.  Elizabeth  533-1 

Beaurepaire 

Jacques  Cartier .  .Q 

580-9,  535-33 

Bay  Road  Valley. 

Victoria 

..NS 

Bay  St.  Law'c364-5 

Beauport 

Quebec Q 

676 

Hastings  WR...0 
Northumber  d  N  P 

Beauport  Est 

Quebec Q 

Montmorency . . .  Q 
Lotbini^re Q 

Beauport  676 
676 

Bayside 

Bay  du  Vin  353 

inaSt.Andrew'sNB 

Bayside 

Charlotte... 

..NB 

Beaurivage 

St.  Agapil  580-12 

Bayside    

Halifax 

N  S 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Beaus4jour 

Beavsijour 

Rimouski Q 

Selkirk M 

Rimouski  599-2 
535-51 

Bay  St.  Lawrence. 

Victoria 

..NS 

364-5  or  via  North 

Sydney  N  S 

Beausoleil 

Berthier Q 

Laval  trie  535-21 

*Baysville 

Muskoka.... 

....O 

315  or  Bracebridge 

Beauvallon 

Victoria Alta 

Vegreville  534-14 

580-67,  420-3 

Beauvoir 

Vaudreuil Q 

St.  Clet  535-33 

Bayswater 

Carleton  .... 

....0 

via  Ottawa 

"^  Beaver 

Kootenay BC 

535-70  (R.  R.  name 

Bayswater 

King's 

..NB 

Carter's  Point  390 

Beaver  Mouth) 

Bayswater 

Lunenburg.. 

..NS 

Hubbards  Cove 

Beaver 

Porcagela  PrairieM 

534-6 

589-3 

Beaver  

Huntington Q 

Ste.  Agnes  de  Dun- 

Bay View 

St.  John.... 

..NB 

St.  Martin's  592 

dee  580-7 

Bay  view 

Queen's 

.PEI 

Hunter's  Riv.  665-1 

Beaver  Bank  .... 

Halifax NS 

562-1 

Bay  view.   , 

Grey  N  R  . . . 
Digby 

0 

via  Meaford  Ont 

Albert                N  B 

Albert  693 
Clifton  562-4 

Bay  View 

..NS 

Digby  562-1,  392-2 

Beaver  Brook 

Colchester....  NS 

*Beachburg 

Renfrew  N  H 

....0 

Cobden  535-12 

Beaver  Brook  Sta. 

Northu'berla'd.NB 

599-2 

Beach  Hill 

Albert 

..NB 

Hillsborough  693 

Beaver  Cove 

Cape  Breton... NS 

599-14 

Beach  Meadows . . 

Queen's 

..NS 

Brooklyn  589-3 
362  or  Murray  Har- 

Beaver Creek 

Comox-Atlin    B  C 

452-3 

Beach  Point 

King's 

.PEI 

Beaver  Dale 

Mackenzie  ...Sask 

Theodore  535-112 

bor  South  C65-5 

Beaverdale  

GreyER 0 

Markdale  535-40 

Beachview 

Battleford. . . 

.Sask 

N.  Battlef'd  534-14 

Beaver  Dam    

York NB 

Waasis  Station 

Beaconsfield 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 

589,  535-33 

535-82 

Beaconsfield  .... 

Oxford  S  R  . 

....0 

Burgessville  580-80 

Beaverdell 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Midway  464*108, 

Beaconsfield 

Victoria  .... 

..N  B 

Handover  535-90 

535-72 

Beaconsfield  

Macdonald . . 

....M 

Swan  Lake  534-7 

Beaver  Harbour. . 

Charlotte N  B 

Black's  Harbour 

Beacon  Hill 

Colchester . . 

..NS 

Tatamagouche 
599-15 

401-2-3  or  Penn- 
field  Ridge  639 

*Beachville 

Oxford  S  R  . 

....0 

580-83,  535-38 

Beaver  Harbour. . 

Halifax NS 

yiaP'tDufferin,NS 

Beadle 

Sask 

534-29 

Bealton..  , 

Norfolk 

0 

VVterf  d  703, 693-34 
or  Veanessa  703 

534-14 

Beaver  Lake 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Mundare  534-14 

*Beamsville 

Lincoln  

....0 

580-83,  591 

Beaver  Lake 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 

Bearberry 

Red  Deer. . . 

.Alta 

Olds  535-63 

Beaverlodge 

Edmonton. .  . .  Alta 

Morinville  534-22 

Bear  Brook 

Russell 

....O 

Vars  580-105 

Beaver  Meadow.. 

Lambton  WR...0 

Brigden  693-37 

Bear  Cave 

Muskoka.... 

....0 

Rosseau  420-3 

Beaver  Point  .... 

Nanaimo B  C 

451-2 

Bear  Cove 

Halifax 

..NS 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Beaver  River 

Digby NS 

Hebron  562-1 

Bear  Cove  Chet. . 

Digby  

..NS 

Meteghan381orMe- 
teghan  Sta.  562-1 

*Beaverton 

Ontario  NR 0 

580-32,  532-1 

Beazer  

Alberta Alta 

Cardston  503-2 

Bear  Creek 

Yukon  

White  Horse  862 

'^BScancour 

Nicolet Q 

Ste.  Angele  de  La- 

Beard Creek 

Kootenay . . . 

..BC 

Golden  535-70 

val  580-14 

Bear  Island 

York 

..NB 

Mouth  of  Keswick 

Becher  

Lambton  W  R. . .  0 

Wallaceburg  889-3 

535-83 

Beckenham 

Mackenzie  .  ..Sask 

Sheho  535-112 

Bear  Island 

Nipissing  . . 

0 

Temagami  699 

Beckstead 

Dundas   0 

Chesterville  535-33 

Bear  Line 

Kent  W.  R.. 

....0 

via  Chatham,  Ont. 

Beckwith 

Cumberland...  NS 

Oxford,  599-15 

Bear  Point 

Shelburne.. 

..NS 

Shag  Harbor  589-5 

Bedell 

Carleton N  B 

Woodstock  535-90, 

Bear  River 

Digby  

..NS 

Smith's  Cove5  62-1 

391 

Bear  River 

King's 

Pontiac 

PEI 

:::-8 

665-4 

Haileybury  699-318 

Oshawa  580-9 

Prince PEI 

Summerside  665-1, 

Beam 

338,346,356-2,371-l 
535-1 

Beathton  

Ontario  S  R 

Bedford  

Missisquoi Q 

Beaton 

Kootenay. .. 

..B  C 

St.  LeonHotSpr'gs 
445-1   or  Arrow- 

Bedford   

Halifax NS 

562-1,  599*1 

Bedford  Mills.... 

Frontenac 0 

Newboro'  516,  319 

head  535-75 

Bedford  Park .... 

YorkSR 0 

via  Toronto  Ont. 

Beaton  Road 

Prince 

PEI 

Coleman  665-1 

Bedford  Station . . 

Queen's PEI 

665-3  (R.  R.  name 

Beaton's  Mills  . . . 

Queen's 

.PEI 

665-5  (R  R  name 

Bedford) 

Melville) 

Bedford  Station. . 

Provencher M 

534-18 

Beatrice 

Muskoka 

0 

PalkenburgStation 
580-67 

Beehe 

Stanstead  Q 

Stanstead Q 

114-76 

Beebe  Junction . . 

114-75 

Beatty 

Humboldt 

Sask 

Melfort  534-12 

Pontiac Q 

Lunenburg- . . .  N  S 

Quyon  535-28 
Chester  Basin  589-8 

Beauce  Junction. 

Beauce 

675,  675-1 

Beech  Hill 

Beauceville  Est.. 

Beauce 

Q 

675-1  (R.  R.  name 

Beech  Lane 

Norfolk 0 

via  Tillsonburg,  0. 

Beauceville) 

Beechmont 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Leiteh's  Ck.  599-14 

Beauceville  Quest 

Beauce  

....Q 

Beaucev'le  0.  675-1 

Beechmount  .... 

Hastings  WR...0 

Bancroft  544-1,  600 

1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA, 


185 


POST 
OFFICKS, 


Beech  Ridge 


Beechwood 
Beechwood 
Beechville . 
Beersville. . 

Beeton 

Beiscker... 

Beith 

Bekevar . . . 

B61air  

Beland .... 


Belanger , 

Belcoiirt 

Belfast 

Belfast 

*  Belfountain . . . 

Belgrave 

*Belhaven  

Belisle's  Mills.. . 


Bella  Bella. 
Bella  Coola . 
Bellamy's. . . 

Bellcott 

Belle  Anse  . 
Belle  Cote  . 

Belle  Creek . 


Belledune 

Belledune  River 

Bellefleur 

Bellefontaine . . . 

Bellej?arde 

Belleisle   

Belleisle  Bay  . . . 
Belleisle  Creek. . 
Belle  Marche  . . . 
Bellenden 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Belle  Plaine. 
Bellenve 


*  Belle  River. 
Belle  Riviere 


Belle  Valine 


Bellevue  . . . 
Bell  Rapids. 
Bellview  . . . 


Belleview .. 
Belleview. . 
*  Belleville. 


Argenteuil Q 

Huron  SR O 

Carleton NB 

Halifax NS 

Kent NB 

Simcoe  S  R O 

Calgary Alta 

Huntingdon Q 

Assa  East Sask 

Portneuf Q 

Beauce Q 

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 

Macdonald M 

Huron  WR O 

Queen's P  E 

Peel O 

Huron  E  R O 

YorkNR O 

Terrebonne Q 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
Coraox-Atlin . .  B  C 

Leeds O 

Lanark  S  R O 

Gasp6 Q 

Inverness N  S 

Queen's PEI 

Gloucester N  B 

Gloucester N  B 

Victoria N  B 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Assa.  East  . .  .Sask 

Annapolis N  S 

King's N  B 

King's N  B 

Inverness N  S 

Queen's N  B 

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 
Beauhamois Q 

Essex  NR 0 

Two  Mountains.  .Q 

Missisquoi Q 

Macleod Alta 

Hastings  WR...0 
Hastings N  R....0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEKKEY,PP.174-178 


Belleville 

Belleville 

*  Belleville  Stat'n 


Bell  Ewart 

Beimelds 

Bellhampton . . . 

Bellingham 

Belliveau  Cove. 


Belliveau  Village , 

Bell  Mills 

Bell  Mount 

Belmeade 

Belloni 

Bellrock , 

Bellshill 

Bell's  Corners  . . 
Belmina  


Belmont 
Belmont. 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Queen's PEI 

Brandon M 

Hastings  WR...0 

Carleton NB 

Yarmouth  ....NS 
Hastings  W  R...0 

Simcoe  S  R O 

Moose  Jaw... Sask 

Dauphin M 

AlgomaE  R O 

Digby NS 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Kent NB 

Pomtiac Q 

Carleton 0 

Cape  Breton  ..NS 

Frontenac O 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Carleton O 

Wolfe Q 

Prince P 

Middlesex  E  R. . 


13 


Lachute      535-18, 

533-4 
St.  Columb'n  580-52 
535  -90 
589-3 
510 

580-64-65,  535-48 
Airdrie  535-63 
Trout  River  580-7 
Bender  535 '104 
535-21 
St.  Evariste  Stat'n 

675-2 
Maple  Creek  535-53 
Reaburn  535-52 
Lucknow  580-48 
Grandview  665-5 
Credit  Fork8535 -39 
580-50 

Sutton  West  580-37 
535-23  (R.  R.  name 

Belisle's  Mill) 
450'5,  451 
450-5,  451 
535-16 

Franktown  535-16 
Mai  Bay  346-348 
via  Margaree  Har 

bour,  N  S 
Wood  Islands  N'rth 

665-5 
.599-2 

Belledune  599-2 
St.Leonard's535-84 
Frankville  §99-7 
Antler  535-65 
589-1 

Norton  637,  599-12 
637  (RRn  Belleisle) 
via  Cheticamp  N  S 
Young's  Cove  637, 

390 
535-52 
Valleyfield  805-40, 

580-105 
580-97,535-42,196-5 
Ste.   Scholastique 

535-18 
LacoUe  329-14,580- 

13-105 
Frank  536-67 
Barry's  Bay  585-110 
544,   535-34  (R.  R. 
namesCent'lOnt 
Jn.  on  535-34,  C. 
P.  R'y  Jn.  on  544 
Grandview  665*5 
Pipestone  535  -65 
580-9-27,  308,  309, 

324,  329-3 
Debec  535-85-90 
589-5 
580 -9-27  (R.R.name 

Belleville) 
316  or  Lefroy  580-67 
Swift  Cur'nt  535-52 
Glenella  534-6 
Dean  Lake  535-25 
562-1  (R.  R.  name 

Belliveau) 
Colle'e  Bri'ge  599- 
Rexton  610 
Shawville  535-28 
Mountain  535-33 
Port  Morien  698 
Moscow  609-1 
Wetaskiwin  535-63 
.535-12 
Coleraine  Station 

675 
Miscouche  665-1 
535-38  (R.  R.  Sta'n 
in  Elgin  Co.) 


Belmont  

Belmont 

Belmore  

Beloeil  Station 


Belceil  Village. 


Belton..  . 
Belvedere 


Belwood 

Belyea's  Cove . . . 

Benacadie  

Benacadie  Pond. 

Ben  Allen 

Benbecula 

Benchonzie 

Bendale 


Bender 

Bender  Hamlet. 

Ben  Eoin 

Benito 

Benjamin  River, 
Benjamin's  Mills. 

Ben  Lake 

Ben  Lomond  . 
Benmiller .... 
Bennett 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
8EBKEY,PP.174-178 


Souris M 

Colchester NS 

Bruce  S  R O 

Vercheres Q 


Vercheres Q 


MiddlesexER.  ..O 
Edmonton  ...Alta 

Wellington  NR..0 

Queen's N  B 

Cape  Breton . .  .N  S 
Cape  Breton. ..N 

GreyNR 0 

Assa.  East Sask 


534-2-3-7-21 
599-1 

Wroxeter  535-41 
580-8,  599-16,  329-4 

(R.      R.      name 

Beloeil) 
329-4  or  St.  Helaire 

Station    580-8, 
599-16 
580-49(RRnKelly'8) 
Edmonton     535-63 

534-14 
535-36 

Wickham  390,390-5 
ChristmasIs.599-14 
Christmasls.599.14 
580-55 
Wapella  535-52 


Humboldt  ..  .Sask  Lipton  535-111 


Bennie  Corners 

Bennington 

Benoit 

Bensfort  

Benson  

Bent  River 


Bentley. 


Benton  

Bentpath 

Beranger 

Berens  River 
Beresford  . . . 
Beresford  . . . 

Beresina 

Bergen 

Bergerville  .. 
Bergland 


Berkeley ..., 

*Berlin 

Bernadotte 
Bernard ... 

Bernice 

Bernier    . . 
Berriedale 


Berry  Creek  — 

Berry  Hill 

Berryland 

Berry  Mill  Sta. 


Berry  ton 

Berryton 

Bersimis 

Bertdale 

Berthaville 

Berthetot 

Berthier  (en  has). 


York  OR O 

Assiniboia  E . .  Sask 

Dauphin M 

Cape  Breton.  ..NS 

Dauphin M 

Restigouche  . .  N  B 

Hants N  S 

Victoria Alta 

St.  John NB 

Huron  WR 0 

M^gantic Q 

Lanark  NR O 

Oxford  NR O 

Russell O 

Northumberland  O 
Qu' Appelle . . .  Sask 
Muskoka 0 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Carleton NB 

LambtonWR...O 

Missisquoi Q 

Selkirk M 

Brandon M 

Gloucester N  B 

Assa.  East Sask 

Calgary Alta 

Quebec Q 

Thunder  Bay  and 
Rainy  River. ..O 

Grey  ER 0 

Waterloo  NR...0 

Levis Q 

Assa.  West.... Sask 

Souris M 

M^gantic  Q 

Parry  Sound O 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Colchester  ....NS 

Perth  SR O 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Albert NB 

Leeds O 

Saguenay .....  Q 

Mackenzie Sask 

Nipissing O 

Montmorency . . .  Q 
Montmagny Q 


*Bert'ier(en  haut) 

Berthier  Junction 

Berton 

Bertrand 

Berubd 

*Bervie 


Berwick . . 
^Berwick , 


Berthier Q 

Berthier Q 

Port'ge  la  PrairieM 

Gloucester N  B 

Montmorency . . .  Q 
Bruce  NR O 


Stormont 0 

King's NS 


Scarboro'  Junction 

580-9-36 
Neelby  535-104 
Teulon  535-60 
via  Sydney  N  S 
534-19 

New  Mills  599-2 
Falmouth  Sta.  562-1 
Vegreville  534*14 
via  St.  John,  N  B 
Goderich,  Ont. 
Coleraine    Station 

675 
Almonte  .535*12 
Embro  535*35 
Casselman  580-105 
Millbrook  St.  580-35 
Estevan  535-58-66 
Utterson  580-67  or 

Juddhaven  420-3 
Lacombe,     535  63- 

114 
535-90 

Dresden  889-3 
Cowansville  535-3 
via  Selkirk  Man 
535-58 
599-2 

Chur'hbr'ge535-101 
Olds  535-63 
via  Quebec,  Q 

Sleeman  534-18 
535-40 

580-47-51-578 
St.  Nicholas  599-16 
Herbert  535-52 
Napinka  535-57-58 
Black  Lake  675 
580-67  (R.  R.  name 

Berridale) 
Bassano  535-53 
Brookfield,  599-1 
St.  Mary's  580-49 
599-2  (R    R  name 

Berry's  Mills) 
Turtle  Creek  693 
via  Gananoque  Ont 
Rimouski  599-2 
Wadena  534-13 
Verner  535-13 
via  Quebec 
St.  Francois  Mont- 
magny 599-3 
535-15,   329*7-9  (R. 
R.nameBerthier) 
535*15-21 
.534-9 

UpperCaraquet  540 
Beaupr6  676 
Kincardine,  580-48 

423,  165-1 
799 
562-1 


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POST 

BLECTORAli 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R,  STATION, 

SREKBy,pp.l74-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

Berwick,  West... 

Bessemer 

*  Bethany 

Bethany 

Bethany     

King's NS 

Hastings  fiR....O 

Durham 0 

Shefford Q 

Marquette M 

Sheflford Q 

Prince  Edward.. 0 
Nor'berlandWRO 

YorkNR 0 

Assa.  West... Bask 

Marquette M 

King's N  B 

Moose  Jaw.  ..Sask 

Brandon M 

Nor'berlandWR.O 
Strathcona...Alta 

Victoria 0 

Rimouski Q 

Lambton  WR...0 
Assa.  East.... Sask 

Levis Q 

SaskatchewanSask 
Victoria NS 

Yale-Cariboo  .BC 
Comox-Atlin..BC 
Cape  Breton... NS 

Victoria NS 

Inverness N  S 

Queen's NB 

Yale-Cariboo.  BC 
Rainy  River 0 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Battleford....Sask 

Carleton N  B 

Cape  Breton  . .  N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Victoria NS 

Victoria NS 

Inverness N  S 

Victoria NS 

Pictou NS 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

AlgomaER 0 

Cape  Breton  ..N  S 
Antigonishe...NS 

KentWR 0 

S.  CapeBreton.NS 
Cape  Breton... NS 
Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 

Calgary Alta 

Cape  Breton... NS 
Cape  Breton... NS 
Antigonishe  ..N  S 

Strathcona....Alta 

Carleton 0 

King's NS 

Wentworth 0 

Haldimand 0 

Wellington  SR..0 

Marquette M 

Pictou   NS 

York,  CR 0 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Cape  Breton... NS 
Humboldt....  Sask 

Victoria NB 

Kent NB 

Compton Q 

Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 
Cumberland...  NS 

GreyER 0 

Hastings  WR...0 
Peterboro'  ER..0 

Selkirk M 

York NB 

Berwick  562-1 

L'Amable,  544 -1 

580-35 

Roxton  Falls  535-4 

Minnedosa  535100- 

101-103 
S.  Durham  580-8 
via  Picton,  Ont 
via  Port  Hope  Ont 
Sto'ffville  580-36-37 
534-22 

Miniota  535-50 
Norton  637,  599-12 
535-53 

Carroll  535-59 
via  Port  Hope  Ont 
Saskatoon  535-62 
Corson's  Sdg.  580 -29 
599-2 

889-3(RRn.Wats'n) 
535-58 

via  Levis  Que 
Prince  Alb't  535-62 
Boulardarie  Centre 

364-4 
Ashcroft  535-70 
450-5 
599-14 
364-4 
699-14 
Akerly,  390-5  or 

Cody's  637 
Ashcroft  535-70 
435-1-2  or  Devlin 

534-20 
Waldeck  535-52 
Saskatoon  535-62 
Bristol  535-90 
via  St.  Peters,  NS 
R.  Dennis  Sta  599 -14 
364-4 
South  Gut  of  St. 

Anns,  364-5 
Inverness  601 
Neil's  Harbour 

364-5,  371-2 
Merijjonishe  599-7 
via  Northport,  Ont 
via  Manitowani'g  0 
Louisbourg698 
Antigonishe  599-7 
via  Chatham  Ont 
via  St.  Peters 
via  St.  Peter's  NS 
Sable  River  589-3 
Did  sbury  535-63 
via  Sydney  N  S 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
599-7  (R.  R.  name 

Monastery) 
Stettler  535-114 
via  Ottawa  Ont 
Centreville  562-2 
Glanf'rd  Sta.  580-70 
Cayuga  580-97 

693-34 
Erin  535-36 
.535-101-105 
J'm's'Riv.Sta.599-7 
Scarboro'  Jt.  580-9 
Pruden  535-112 
Port  Morien  698 
534-12 

Red  Rapids  535-91 
Canaan  Sta.  599-2 
535-7 
589-3 

Thomson  Sta.  599-1 
Proton  Sta.  535-40 
Bancroft  600,  544-1 
580-27,  314 
535-51 
via  FrederictonNB 

Birdview 

Birkendale 

Birmingham 

Birnam 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Muskoka 0 

Saltcoats Sask 

Lambton  ER.,..0 

Dauphin M 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Marquette M 

AlgomaER 0 

King's N  S 

Wolfe Q 

Grenville 0 

King's NS 

Strathcona...Alta 

Lincoln 0 

Assa.  West. . .  Sask 
Nipissing 0 

Montcalm Q 

Strathcona....Alta 
Antigonishe.  ..N  S 

Dufferin 0 

Cape  Breton... NS 

Carleton 0 

Wright Q 

Bonaventure Q 

Welland 0 

Calgary Alta 

Renfrew  S  R  . . .  0 
Cape  Breton..  NS 
Strathcona .  ..Alta 
Strathcona.  ...Alta 

Rainy  River 0 

Wentworth 0 

Yukon 

Saskatoon  535-62 
Dwight,  315,  or 

Hunt8ville580-67 
Neudorf  535-111 
Thedford  580-51 

534-9 

Bethel 

Birr     

Lucan  580-51 

Bethel            

*Birtle 

535-101 

Bethel  Grove .... 
Bethesda 

*Biscotasing 

Bishop  Mountain. 
Bishop's  Crossing 

^Bishop's  Mills  . . 

Bishopville 

Bismark 

535-13  (RRn.Bisco) 
Kingston  St'n  562-1 
675-19,675  (RBn'me 

Beulah 

Beulah 

on  675  19) 
via  Prescott,  Ont 
Hantsport  562-1 
Ponoka  535-63 

Beverley  Station. 
Beverly 

Bewdley 

Bexhill      .     .    .. 

Bismark 

St   Anns  703 

Bexley 

Bison 

Bic                

Bissett  Creek .... 

Bissonnette 

Bittern  Lake 

Black  Avon 

Black  Bank 

Black  Brook 

Blackburn  

Blackburn  Mine.. 
Black  Cape 

Black  Creek 

Black  Diamond.. 
Black  Donald .... 
Blackett'sLake.. 
Black/aids 

535-12  (R  R  name 

Bissett) 
533-4 

Bickford 

Bienfait. 

Bienville  

Bierson 

Bittern  L'ke  535 -113 
Heatherton  599-7 

Big  Bank 

Big  Bar  Creek.. 
Big  Bay 

Lisle  580-64 
via  N.  Sydney,  N  S 
.535-31 

E.Templeton535-18 
508  (R.  R.  name 
Black  Capes) 
693-35 

Okotoks  535-64 
Ashdad  611 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
535 '63 

Big  Beach 

Big  Bras  d'Or... 

Big  Brook 

Big  Cove 

Big  Creek 

Big  Fork 

Blackfoot 

534-14  (RR  name 

Blackfoot) 
Stratton  Sta  534 '20 

Bigford 

Black  Hawk 

Black  Heath.... 

Black  Hills 

Black  Lake 

Black  Land  

Black  Pines 

Black  Point 

Black  Point 

Black  Point 

Blackpool 

Black  River 

Biggar 

Biggar  Ridge.... 
Big  Glen 

York  580-79 
White  Horse  862 

Big  Harb.  Island 

Big  Harbour 

Big  Hill 

Big  Intervale  (M.) 
Biglntervale(CN) 

Big  Island 

Big  Island 

Big  Lake 

Big  Loraine 

Big  Marsh   

Big  Point 

Big  Pond  Centre. 

Big  Pond 

Big  Port  L'Hebert 

Big  Prairie 

Big  Ridge 

Big  Ridge  South. 
BigTracadie 

Megantic Q 

Restigouche  ..NB 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Restigouche  . .  N  B 

Halifax NS 

Queen's N  S 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Northum'land.N  B 
St.  John           N  B 

675 

599-2  (R.  R.  name 

Blacklands) 
Kamloops  535-70 
Sea  Side  599-2 
Ingram  Port  589*3 
Liverpool  589-3,373 
Kamloops  535-70 
Chatham599-19,353 

Black  R.  Bridge. . 
Black  R.  Bridge. 
Black  R.  Depot . . 

Black  Rook 

Black  Rock 

Black  Rock 

Black  Spring Rge. 
Black's  Corners . . 

*Blackstock 

Blackstone 

Blackstone  Lake. 
Black's  Harbour . 

*Blackville 

Blackwater 

Blackwell 

Blackwood 

Bladworth 

Blaine  Lake 

Blair. 

Prince  Edward.. 0 
Northum'land.N  B 
Pontiac Q 

Cumberland..  NS 
Gloucester....  NB 

Victoria N  S 

Alberta Alta 

Dufferin 0 

Durham.          ..  .0 

via  Picton,  Ont 
Log'ie'lle599-19  353 
Mar  key's  Station 

Ont  535-12 
Parrsb'ro' 549.392-3 
Burnsville  540 
Big  Bras  d'Or  364 -4 
Lethbridge  535-67 
Laurel  535-40 
Burk'tonS535  -34-35 

Big  Valley 

Billing' s  Bridge. . 
Bill  town...'.... 

Binbrook  

Bingham  Road. . . 

Binkham 

Binscarth 

Birch  Brook    .... 

Birch  Cliff 

Birch  Creek 

Inverness N  S 

Parry  Sound ....  0 
Charlotte  ....  N  B 

Northum'land.N  B 
Ontario  NR 0 

Lambton  W  R...0 
Qu'Appelle...Sask 
Humboldt....  Sask 
SaskatchewanSask 
Waterioo  S  R . . .  0 
Queen's N  B 

Restigouche..  NB 

Haliburton 0 

Alberta Alta 

Peterboro'  ER..0 

Beauce Q 

Temiscouata 

Huron  SR 0 

Queen's NB 

Alexander  601 
Falding  532-1 
401-2-3,orPennfield 

Ridge  639 
599  19 
580-35-36  (RR  name 

Blackwater  J'n) 
580-51 

Sintaluta  535 '52 
534-22 

Duck  Lake  535-62 
580-47 

Birch  Grove 

Blair 

Young's  Cove  637, 

390-2 
Dalhousie  599-5,350 
Gelert  580-30 
.535-67 
535-34 

Birch  Hills 

Birch  Ridge 

Birch  Siding 

Birchton 

Birchtown 

Blair  Athol 

Blairhampton 

Blairniore 

Blairton 

Birchwood 

Blais  

Broughton  Sta.  675 

Birdell 

Blaisville 

Blake 

Riviere  du  Loup 

599-2 
Kippen  580-50 
Enniskillen  Stati'n 

Bird's  Creek 

Birdsall's 

Bird's  Hill 

Blakely 

Birdton  

535-88 

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RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED  OR   NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICBS. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  K.   STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.    STATION, 

SEKKEY,PP.174-178 

SEBKEY,PP.174-178 

Blakeney 

Tianark  N  R 

....0 

535-12  (R.  R.  name 
Snedden) 

Bois  Blanc 

Maskinong6. 

....Q 

Maskinongfe,  531-1 
(R  R  name  Bois 

Blanchard  Road . 

Pictou 

..N  S 

New  Glasgow 

Blanc  Siding) 

599-7-10-13 

BoisBriand 

Chiteauguay 

....Q 

805-40  (R  R  name 

BlanchardSettle't 

Gloucester.. 

..NB 

Caraquet  540 

Belle  vue) 

Blanche 

Labelle 

....Q 

Thurso  535-18, 327, 
328 

Boisdale 

Cape  Breton 

..NS 

599-14  (R.  R.  name 

Boisdale) 

Blanche  

Shelburne  .. 

..NS 

P.  Cly'e  589-3,369-6, 
380 

Bois  de  Filion  . . . 

Terrebonne  . 

....Q 

SteTheresedeBl'in- 
ville  535-18-22-23-24 

Blanchet  

Levis 

....Q 

St.H'nrid'L'vis675 

Boisdes  Hurons.. 

Lotbiniere  . . 

....Q 

St.   Jean  des 

Blandford 

Arthabaska . 

....Q 

DaveluyviUe  599-16 
East  River  589-3 

Chaillons  618 

Blandford 

Lunenburg.. 

..NS 

Bois  Franc 

Wright 

....Q 

Maniwaki,  535*27 

Blandford  Station 

Oxford  N  R  . 

....0 

535-35  (R.  R.  name 

Boishebert 

Gloucester.. 

..NB 

Tracadie  587 

Blandford) 

*Boissevain 

Souris 

...M 

464-91,  535-57 

Blantyre  

Grey  E  R  . . . 

....0 

wia  Meaford,  Ont 

Boissonneault 

Megantio 

....Q 

Methots  Mills 

Blayney  Ridge , . . 

York 

.NB 

Prince  William 

580-12 

Norfolk 

Toronto  East 

....0 
O 

Station  535-88 
Delhi  580-97 

Beauce  

Moose  Saw . . 
Beauce  

.Sask 
Q 

S.Marie  Beauce  675 

Boldenhurst 

Bolduc 

Herbert  535-52 

*Bleecker  Street  . 

St.  Evariste  Station 

*  Blenheim 

Kent  W  R. . . 

....0 

889-2-3-4 

675-2 

Bleriot 

Beauce 

■.:::8 

Levis  580-12,  599-3 

Bolduc  Siding  . . . 

Compton 

....Q 

535-7  (R.  R.  name 
Long  Swamp) 

Blessington 

Hastings  E  B 

Shannonville  580-9 

Blezard  Valley. . . 

Nipissing  . . . 

....O 

Azilda  535-13 

Bolger  Bridge. . . . 

Parry  Sound 

....o 

*  Blind  River.... 

Algoma  ER. 

....O 

535-25, 148-6, 165-2, 

Bolingbroke 

Lanark  S  R  . 

...  o 

Maberley  535-34 
Kirkfield  580-29 

430-1,  420-4 

Bolsover 

Victoria 

....0 

Blissfield 

Northum'land.N  B 
Sunbury NB 

599-19 

Hoyt  Stati'n  535-88 

*  Bolton 

Peel 

Brome 

....0 

535-40-48 

Blissville 

Bolton  Centre .... 

653-1            [653-1 

Block  House  .... 

Lunenburg . . 

..NS 

589-3 

Bolton  Forest  . . . 

Brome 

..  ..Q 

Eastm'n  535-7,  653, 

Blomidon 

King's 

..NS 

Canning  562-2 

Bolton  Glen 

Brome 

Q 

Knowlton  535-4  or 

Blondheim 

Strathcona.. 

.  Alta 

Leduc  535-63 

Bolton  Cen.653-1 

Bloomfield 

Prince  Ed  ward..  0 

544 

Bomanton 

Northumb'dWR.O 

via  Cobourg,  Ont 

Bloomfield 

Prince 

PEI 

665-1 

Bon  Accord 

Victoria  . . . 

.NB 

Kilburn  535-86 

Bloomfield  

Oarleton .... 

.NB 

Woodstock  535-90 

Bon  Accord 

Edmonton. . 

.Alta 

Fort  Sask.  534-14 

Bloomfield 

Digby  

NS 

5621 

Bonanza  

Yukon  

White  Horse  862 

Bloomfield  Ridge. 

York. 

.NB 

Boiestown  599-19 

Bonaventure  East 

Bonaventure 

....Q 

Bonaventure  River 

Bloomfield  Sta... 

King's 

.NB 

599-12  (R.  R.  name 

508,  350 

Bloomfield) 

Bonaventure  Isl. . 

Gaspe 

;:;.§ 

Perce  346,  348,  350 

Bloomfield  Sta. . . 

Prince 

PEI 

665-1  (R.  R.  name 

Bonaventure  Riv 

Bonaventure 

.508,350  (RR  and  L. 

Bloomfield) 

n.  Bonaventure) 

Bloomingdale  . . . 

Waterloo  NR...0 

B'lin  580-47-51,  578 

Bon  Conseil 

Drummond. . 

....Q 

Carmel  599-16 

Blooming  Point.. 
Blooming  Point  N 

Queen's 

Queen's 

PET 

Tracadie  Cr'ss  665  -3 

Bond . . 

Mackenzie 

Sask 

Kuroki  534-13 

PEI 

Tr'c'die  Cross  665-3 

BonD6sir 

Saguenay.... 

....Q 

Tadousac  329-8 

Blooming  Prairie. 

Ked  Deer 

.Alta 

Didsbury  535-63 

Bon  Echo 

Frontenac  . . 

....0 

Kaladar  Sta.  535-34 

Bloomington 

Bloomington 

Annapolis... 
YorkNR... 

.,N  S 

Nictaux  Falls  589-1 

Bonfield . .  . 

Nipissing.... 
Simcoe  S  R. 

0 

535-12 

...0 

Sto'fifville  580-36-37 

*Bondhead 

o 

Bradford  580-67 

Bloomsburg 

*Bloor  Street 

Norfolk 

..    o 

Simcoe  580-80-86-97 

Bondville 

Bongard's  C'rners 

Brome Q 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

Foster  535-47 

Toronto  North..  0 

via  Picton,  Ont. 

Blouin *. .. 

Levis 

.,  Q 

St,   Charles    River 

Bonheur 

Rainy  River. 

,.    o 

535-51 

Boyer  599-3-4 

Bonnechere 

Renfrew  S  R 

....0 

Killaloe  580-110 

Blount 

Dufferin 

...0 

Orange ville  535-40 
Nutana  534-22 
Kamloops  535*70 

Bonne  Esp^rance. 
Bonne  Madone  . . 
Bonney  River Sta. 

Saguenay Q 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 
Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Esquimaux  P.  345 
Duck  Lake  535-11 

Blucher  .     .. 

Saskatoon... 
Yale-Cariboo 

.Sask 
..BC 

Blucher  Hall 

639(RRn  Bonny  R) 

Blue  Bell 

Victoria 

.NB 

Grand  Falls  5.S5-64 

Bonnie  Doon 

Macdonald . . 

...M 

Lake  Franc.  534-62 

Blueberry  Creek  . 

Kootenay. .. 

.BC 

Castlegar  535-72 

Bonnie  Glen 

Strathcona. . 

.Alta 

Millet  535-63 

Blue  Church  Road 

Grenville 

...  0 

via  Prescott,  Ont. 

Bonnie  View 

Assa.  West.. 

Sask 

Hanley  534-22 

Blue  Cove 

Gloucester.. 

.NB 

Grand  Anse  540 

Boninville 

Algoma 

....0 

Chelmsford  535-13 

Blue  Hill 

Assa  West  . . . 

Sask 

Moose  Jaw  535  62 

Bonnyville 

Victoria 

.Alta 

Vegreville  534-14 

Blue  Lake 

Brant  

....0 

St.  George  580-82 

Bon  Secours 

Kent 

.NB 

Coal  Br.  Sta.,  599-2 

Blue  Mountain  . . 

Pictou 

.N  S 

N.Glasgow  599-7-13 

Bonshaw  

Queen's 

PET 

via  Charlottetown 

Blue  Mount.  Bend 

Victoria 

.NB 

Plaster  Rock535-91 

Bonville  

Stormont 

...O 

Monckl'dSta535-33 

Blue's  Mill 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

Alba  599-14 

Bonvouloir 

Moose  Jaw . . 

.Sask 

Mortlach  535-52 

Blue  Rock 

Lunenburg  . . 

.  NS 

Lunenb'g  589-3,373 

Bonwell    

Queen's 

PEI 

NewWiltshire  665-1 

Blue  Sea  Corner. . 

Cumberland. 

,NS 

Malagash  599*15 

Bookton 

Norfolk 

o 

Hawtrey  580-80, 

Blue  Sea  Lake,... 

Wright 

...Q 

535-27  (R  R  name 

693-34 

Blue  Sea) 

Boom  Road 

Northumber'd  N  B 

N'wc'stle  599-2, 353 

Bluevale 

Huron  ER.. 

.     O 

580-48 

Booth  

Pontiac 

Q 

Mackey'sSta,535-12 

Bluff  Centre 

Strathcona . . . 

.Alta 

Lac'mbe  535-63, 114 

Boothville 

Grey  SR.... 

...0 

Proton  Sta.  535*40 

Bluff  Creek 

Dauphin  .... 

...M 

Westbour'e  535-100 

Boraston  

Assa.  West. . 

Sask 

Saskatoon  535-62 

*Blyth    

Huron  E  R 

0 

580-50  535-47 

Bord  a  Ploufife 

Laval 

...Q 

Park  Laval  535-18 

Blythfield 

Macdonald . . . 

.  M 

Sanford  534-7 

693-32 

Parry  So'd  580-111 

Bord  k  Ploufife 
Ouest 

Laval 

Laval 

Blytheswood 

Essex  S  R... 
Parry  Sound 

...0 

...0 

Park  Laval  535*18 

Boakview 

Bordeaux 

535-18 

*Bobcaygeon  .... 

Victoria 

...0 

535-45,  312-2-3 

Bord-de-1'Eau.... 

Portneuf.... 

. .  .0 

Belair  535-21 

Bocabec  

Charlotte.... 
Charlotte  .... 

.NB 
.NB 

waSt.AndrewsNB 
via  St.AndrewsNB 

Bo  den 

SaskatchewanSask 
Perth  SR 0 

Saskatoon  534-14 

BocabecCove.... 

Bomholm 

Mitchell  580*52  or 

Bogart 

Hastings  E  R 
Humboldt .  . 

0 

535-34 

Monkton  535-47 

Bog  End 

Sask 

Watson  534-13 

Bornish 

Middlesex  NR...O 

Parkhill  580*51 

Bognor 

Grey  N  R . . . 

0 

via  Meaford  0    or 

Borradaile 

Victoria 

Alta 

.534*14 

via  0.  Sound,  0. 

Borrom<ie 

Russell 

...0 

via  Ottawa.  Ont. 

Boharm  

Assa  West 

SfiaV 

535-52 

Rnrspznw 

Strathcona 

Alta 

Vegreville  5.35*63 
Valcourt  653 

Boiestown 

Northumber'd  N  b| 

599-19 

Boscobel 

Shefl-ord  .... 

•  •  Q 

Boilard 

Megantic 

Labelle 

...Q 
...Q 

Lyster  580-12 
Huberdeau  533-5 

RnQPiirviti 

Assa  East 

Sask  <lvhnw  fiS.V.'iR 

Boileau 

tBoskung 

Haliburton... 

...0 

Gelert  580*30 

188 


POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Boston    

t  Boston  Mills 

Boswell 

tBosworth 

Botha 

*BothweU 

Both  well 

Bothwell  Corners 

Botreaux . . 

Botsf  ord  Portage . 

Bottrel 

Boucherville 

Boucherville 

Bouchette 

Bouck'sHill 

Boudreau 

Boudreau  C'rn'rs 
Boudreau  Village 

Bougainville 

Boughton  Island . 

Boulardarie 

BoulardarieC'tre . 
Boulardarie  East. 
Boulardarie  West 
Boul'v'rdSt.Paul 

Boulter 

Boundary  Creek. 
Boundary  Creek. 
Boundary  Falls . . 
Boun'y,Presqu'ile 

Bourbon 

Bourdeau 

Bourgeois 

Bourget 

Bourg  Louis 

Bournival 

Bout  de  L'Isle  . . . 

Bout  du  Monde . . 
Boutilier  Point  , . 


RLECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Victoria NB 

Norfolk  O 


Peel. 


Kootenay B  C 

Wellington  N  R  .  0 

Red  Deer Alta 

KentER O 


King's PE  I 

GreyNR O 

Chateauguay Q 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Calgary Alta 

Chambly Q 

Rainy  River O 

Wright Q 

Dundas 0 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Compton Q 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Gasp6 Q 

King's PEI 

Victoria N  S 

Victoria NS 

Victoria N  S 

Cape  Breton  .  .N 
Jacques  Oartier.  .Q 
Hastings  E  R  ...O 
Westmoreland  N  B 

Alberta Alta 

Yale-Cariboo.. B  C 

Carleton NB 

Arthabaska Q 

Parry  Sound O 

Kent N  B 

Russell O 

Portneuf Q 

St  Maurice Q 

Laval 


Boutin 

Bowell 

Bowell 

Bowen  Island . 

Bowden 

Bowesville  . . . 


Bow  Island 

Bowling  Green  . . 
*Bowmanville  . . . 

Bown 

Bowood 

Bowser  Station . . 

Boiosman  River. 

Bowville 

Box  Alder 

Box  Grove  

Boyd 


Boyd's 

Boyd  Settlement 
Boyer 


Boyer  Settlement 

Boyle 

Boylston 

Boyne  


Boyne  Lake. . . 

Boynton  

*Bracebridge 
Bracken , 


Maskinonge Q 

Halifax NS 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Leeds  SR 0 

Assa  West Alta 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

Calgary .Alta 

Carleton O 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 

Dufferin O 

Durham O 

Compton Q 

Middlesex  NR...0 
Halifax NS 

Dauphin M 

Alberta Alta 

Rainy  River O 

YorkCR O 

Renfrew  N  R....0 

Antigonishe.  ..N  S 

Huntingdon Q 

Bellechasse Q 

Halifax N 

Lincoln 0 

Guysborough. .  N  S 
Halton  0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  B.  STATION, 
SEE  KEV,VF.  174-178 


Edmonton Alta 

Stanstead Q 

Muskoka O 

Megantic Q 


St.  Jacques  700 
W'terf'd,  693-34,703 

or  Vanessa  703 
580-65  (R  R  name 

Boston  Siding) 
Nelson  535  72 
Drayton  580-54 
535-114 
196-5,  580-97,535-42 

(R.R.n.N.  Both- 
well  on  535-42) 
SourisE  665-4,359-1 
via  Owen  Sound,  O 
Ormstown  580-7 
Shediac  599-11 
Cochrane  535-53 
677-3,  329-1 
435-1-2  or  Stratton 

Station  534-20 
535-27  (R.R..  name 

Burbridge 
via  Morrisburg,  O. 
Shediac  599-11 
Coaticook  580-8 
U.Dorchester  599-1 
Mai  Bay  346,  348 
via    Georgetown, 

P.E.L 
364-4 
364-4 

B.BrasD'Or364-4 
Boulardarie  364 -4 
St.  Paul  580-9 
L'Amable  544-1 
599-12 

Cardston  503-2 
535-72 

Floren'ville  535-90 
Daveluyville  599-16 
Whitehall,  580-111 
Notre  Dame  627 
The  Brock  535-31 
674 
Moulin  Chaurette 

533-1 
PointeauxTrembl's 

533-1 
St.  Paulin  533-1 
589-3  (R,  R.    nam 

Boutiliers) 
Pr.  Albert  534-12 
Lansdowne  580-9 
535-53 

via  Vancouver,BC 
535-83 
535-20  (R  R  name 

Gloucester) 
535-67 

Laurel  535-40 
580-9,  329-3 
Robinson  535-7 
Ailsa  Craig  580-51 
589-3  (R.  R.  name 

Bowsers 
.534-12 

Lethbridge  535-67 
Devlin  534  20 
Markham  580-36 
580-110(R.  R.  name 

Douglas) 
L.SouthRiver599-7 
Huntingdon  580*7 
599-3  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Michel) 
via  Halifax,  N  S 
Fenwick  703 
Guysboro'368, 369-2 
Milton  West  535-84, 

580-65 
Vegreville  534-14 
114-75 

580-67,  420-3 
Robertson  Sta.  675 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Bradwell 

Brackendale 

Brackenrig 

Brackley  Point . . 
Brackley  Point  Rd 
Brackley  Beach . . 

^Bradford 

Bradford 

Bradley 

Bradley  Creek . . , 
Bradort  Bay 

Bradshaw 

* Bradwardine . . . 

Brae 

Brae  Harbour...  , 

Brae  Lake  

Braemar 

Braenut 

Braeside 

*  Brampton 

Brancepeth 

Branch  La  Have. 

Branchton  

*  Brandon 


Brandon  Hills.. 

Brandy  Creek . . 

Bransfleld 

Brant 

*Brantford 

Brantville 

Bras  d'Apic 

Brass  Hill 


Bratt  Lake 

Bratton  

Bray's  Crossing. 


Brazil  Lake . . 
Breadalbane . 


Breadalbane. 


Breakeyville.  . 
Breau  Village . 
Breault  Mill.. 


Brebeuf 

Brfeche  k  Manon . 


Brechin 

^Brechin 

Breokenridge  Ldg 
Bredenbury. . . 
Brennen 


Brentha 

Brcnton . . . 
Brentwood. 


Brentwood 

Bresaylor 

Breslau , 

Brewer's  Mills 


Brewer's  Mills.. 

Brewster 

Brewsterville  . , 

BriceHill 

Brickley 


Bricton. 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBBKEY,PP.174-178 


Humboldt Sask 

Comox-Atlin.  .B  C 
Muskoka 0 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's PEI 

SimcoeSR O 

Prince PE  I 

Bruce  S  R O 

Prescott O 

Saguenay Q 

Lambton  W  R. . .  O 

Brandon  M 

Prince PEI 

Prince P  EI 

Parry  Sound 0 

Oxford  N  R.  ...  0 

Carleton NB 

Renfrew  S  R 0 

Peel O 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Lunenburg. ..  N  S 

Waterloo  S  R.  . .  O 
Brandon M 

Brandon M 

Norfolk 0 

Northum'land.N  B 

Macleod Alta 

Brant O 

Northumber'd  N  B 

L'Islet Q 

Shelburne N  S 

Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 
Moose  Jaw..  .Sask 
Carleton O 


..NS 
....0 


Yarmouth 
Glengarry 


Queen's PEI 

Levis Q 

Kent NB 

Nicolet Q 


Labelle 
Qasp6  . 


Bridesville 

* Bridgeburg . . 
Bridge  Creek. 
Bridgedale  . . . 


Nanaimo B  C 

Ontario  NR O 

Comox-Atlin..  B  C 

Assa.  East Sask 

Nipissing 0 

Nipissing O 

Yarmouth  ....NS 
Colchester NS 

SimcoeNR 0 

SaskatchewanSask 
Waterloo  SR....0 
Frontenac O 

York NB 

Huron  NR O 

Dauphin M 

GreyER O 

Northumberland 

ER 0 

Annapohs N  S 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Welland O 

Portage  la  PrairieM 


Dundurn  534-22 
via  Vancouver 
Falkenburg  Sta. 

580-67 
665-3 

Brackley  Pt.  665-3 
Brackley  Pt.  665  3 
58U-67 

Cape  Travers  665-2 
Paisley  580-54 
Pendleton  535-31 
Esquimaux  Point 

345 
Brigden  693-37 
535-110 

Coleman  665-1 
Coleman  665-1 
South  River  580-67 
via  Woodstock,  O. 
Bristol,  535-90 
535-12 

.580-51,  535-39 
534-12  (R.R.  name 

Branspeth) 
Brid'water  589-1-3, 

4 

580-54 
464-91,  535-52, 

534-15-21 
534-21  (R  R  name 

Martinsville) 
580-80 

Escuminac  353 
High  River  535-64 
580-78-79,  703 
Tracadie,  587 
L'Islet  599-3 
via  Barrington 

Pasge 
Milestone  535-66 
Hanley  534-22 
535-20  (R.  R.  name 

Brays) 
562-1 
Vankleek  Hill 

580-106,  535-31 
665-1  (R.  R.  name 

Bradalbane) 
Chaudiere  589-12 
Notre  Dame  627 
580-14  (R.R.  name 

Breaults 
St.  Jovite  535-23 
Grand  River  346, 

348,  350 
Nanaimo,  B  C 
580-32,  532-1 
450-5 
535-101 
580-111  (R.R.  name 

Rainy  Lake) 
Heaslip  699 
South  Ohio  562-1 
599-1  (R.  R.  name 

Grahams) 
580-68 
534-14 
580-51 
319  or  Ballantyne 

Station  580-9 
Zealand  Sta.  535-83 
Parkhill  580-51 
Oak  Point  534-11 
Dundalk  535-40 

Hastings580-27 
562-1  (R.  R.  name 

Brickton) 
Midway  535-72 
693-31,  580-79,196-5 
Franklin  635-100 


Albert N  B  Moncton  627,599-1 

I    2-12 


1911] 

POST   OFFICES 

AND   KAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA 

189 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R,  STATION, 
SEEKEy,PP.174-178 

Bridge  End 

Glengarry 0 

Dal'usieM'ls  535-33 

Brodhagen  

Perth  S  R  . . 

...0 

Mitchell  580-52  or 

Bridgeford 

Moose  Jaw Saak 

Mortlach  535-52 

Monkton  535*47 

Bridgenorth  . . . ; . 

Peterboro'  W  R.  0 

312-3(La'dingname 
Chemong    Park) 

Brodie 

Glengarry  . . . 

...  0 

Glen  Sandfield  586* 
106 

orwaPet'rb'ro.O 

Brokenhead  

Selkirk 

...M 

Beausejour  535-  51 

Bridgeport 

Waterloo  NR....0 

Berlin580-47-51,578 

Brombury 

Mackenzie... 

Sask 

Sheho  535*112 

^Bridgeport 

*  Bridgetown 

Cape  Breton...  NS 
Annapolis NS 

698 

Brome 

Brome 

ii-Q 

535*4 

562  1,589-1 

Brome  Centre  . . . 

Brome 

West  Brome  535-3 

Bridgetown 

King's PEI 

Cardigan  Br.  665 '3 

Bromley  Line 

Renfrew  N  R 

..  .0 

ymPembroke.Ont. 

Bridgeview 

*Bridgeville 

Kemptville  535-20 
647 

Renfrew  N  R 

...0 

Douglas  535-11 
Titus  Station  580-8 

Pictou NS 

Brompton    

Richmond  . . 

Bridgeville 

Gasp6  Q 

Mai  Bay  346,  348 

*  Bromptonville . . 

Richmond. . . 

•  •  Q 

580-8 

*Bridgewater 

Lunenburg NS 

589-1-3,  374 

Bronson   

Hastings  E  R 

..  0 

544*1 

Briercrest 

Assa.  West...Sask 

Drinkwater  535-66 

*  Bronte 

Halton. '.,... 

,   () 

580-87,  535-44 

Brierwood 

Brandon M 

Brad'ardine535-110 

Brookbury  

Compton  . . . 

...Q 

675-19 

*Brigden 

Briggs'  Corner. . . 

Lamb  ton  W  R.    0 

oqo.o'r 

Brooke 

Lanark  S  R  . 

o 

Wemyss  535-34 
Huberdeau  533*5 

Queen's N  B 

Chipman  637, 390-2 

Brookdale   

Labelle 

...Q 

Brigham 

Brome Q 

535-3 

Brookdale   

Portage  la  PrairieM 

535-109 

*Briqht 

Oxford  NR 0 

580-79 

Brookdale   

Cumberland . 

.  N  S 

Amhurst  599-1 

Bright  Bank 

Edmonton Alta 

Strathcona  535  63 

Brookfield 

Colchester . . . 

.N  S 

.599-1 

Brightholm 

Brighton 

Prince  Albert. Sask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Brookfield 

Queen's 

.N  S 

589-2  (R.  R.  name 
So'th  Brookfield) 

Digby NS 

Bloomfield  562-1 

^Brighton 

Northumb'd  E  R  0 

580-9,  324,  329-3, 

Brookfield 

Queen's 

PEI 

NewWiltshire665-l 

309 

Brookfield  Mines. 

Queens 

.NS 

589-2 

Brightside  

Lanark  N  R 0 

Perth  535-34,  327-2 

Brookfield  Sta... 

Welland  .... 

...0 

693-31,  580-98,196-5 

Brightview 

Strathoona....Alta 

Wetaskiwin  535-63 

(R.R.n.Br'kfield) 

Brightwater 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Salmon  Arm  535-70 

Brookholm 

GreyNR... 

...0 

580-55 

Briley  Brook 

Antigonishe...NS 

.599-7  (R.  R.  name 
Brierly's  Brook) 

Brookland 

Pictou 

.NS 

West  River  Station 
599*13 

Brilliant.   . . 

Kootenay BC 

Brome Q 

Nelson  535*72 

Brooklet 

Huntingdon. 
Ontario  S  R. 

:;:g 

Athelstan  805*40 

Brills 

*Brooklin 

580*38 

Brinkman's  Cor. . 

Bruce  NR 0 

Tobermory    148-6, 
426 

Brooklyn 

King's 

PEI 

Grand  View  665*5 
Montague  665*7- 

Brinsley 

Middlesex  N  R. . .  0 

Clandeboye  580-50 
via  Iroquois,  Ont. 

362 

Brinston 

Dundas 0 

Brooklyn 

Queen's 

.NS 

589-3 

Brisbane  

Wellington  S  R..0 

Erin  535-36 

Brooklyn 

Yarmouth  . . 

.NS 

via  Yarmouth  N  S 

Brisco 

Kootenay B  C 

433  (Landing  name 

Brooklyn  Corner. 

King's 

.NS 

Water^'ille  562*1 

ColumbiaValley) 

Brooklyn  Road... 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Midgic  Station  638 

Brisson     . .   . 

Russell . ,               0 

Sou.  Indian  580-105 
535-90 

*Brooksdale 

Brookside 

Oxford  N  R  . 
Assa.  East  . . 

....0 

Sa,ak 

Embro  535*35 

Bristol 

Carleton NB 

Wapella  535-52 

Bristol 

Pontiac Q 

King's PEI 

Maryland  535-28 
665-4  (RRn.Lot  40) 

Brookside 

Colchester . . 

.N  S 

Valley  Sta.  .599-13 
Grafton  580-9 

Bristol 

Brookside 

Northumb'd  WR.O 

Bristol  Mines .... 

Pontiac Q 

Wyman  535-28 

Brooksley 

Strathcona . . 

.Alta 

Lacombe  535*63 

Bristol  Ridge .... 

Pontiac Q 

McKee  535-28 

Brooks  Station  . . 

Calgary 

.Alta 

535*53  (R.  R.  name 
Brooks) 

Britain 

Red  Deer Alta 

AlgomaE  R 0 

Stettler  535-114 
via  Gore  Bay,  Ont. 

Brookton 

Albert 

.NB 

Britainville 

Albert  693 

Britannia 

Peel 0 

Malton  580-51 

Brookvale 

Queen's  .... 

.NB 

Cole's  Island  390*5 

Britannia  Bay  . . . 

Carleton 0 

535-12  (R.  R.  name 

Brookvale 

Halifax    .... 

.NS 

Shubenacadie  599-1 

Britannia) 

Brook  Village 

Inverness  . . . 

.NS 

Mabou  601,  360 

*  Britannia  Beach 

Vanco'verCityBC 

via  Vancouver 

Brook  Vil'ge  Rear 

Inverness. . . 

.N  S 

Mabou  601 

Britannia  Mills  .. 

Bagot Q 

580-8 

Brookville 

Pictou 

.NS 

New  Glasgow  599*7- 

Britcola 

V'ncouv'r  City.BC 

via  Vancouver 

10-13 

Brithdir 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Victoria NS 

Humboldt  534-14 
English  Town  364-5 

Brookville 

Brookville  Sta. . . 

Carleton 

St.  John.... 

.NB 
.NB 

Woodstock  535*90 

Briton  Cove 

.599-12  (R.  R.  name 

Britonville 

Argenteuil Q 

Morin  Flats  533*5 

Brookville) 

Britton 

Perth  NR 0 

Parry  Sound 0 

.580-53 
Orrville  580-111 

Broomhill 

Brophy's 

Souris 

Antigonishe . 

...  M 

.NS 

535-106 

Broadbent  

Antigonishe  599-7 

Br'd  Cove  Chapel 

Inverness N  S 

Inverness  601 

Brosseau  

Edmonton . . . 

.Alta 

Vegreville  534-14 

Br'dCove(Lune). 

Lunenburg....  NS 

Mill  Village  589-3 

Brosseau  Station 

Laprairie .... 

....Q 

580-7-13  (RR  name 

Broad  Cove  Marsh 

Inverness N  S 

Inverness  601 

Brosseau's  Junc^ 

Broadlands 

Bonaventure Q 

508 

Brotherston 

Perth  N  R.. . 

....0 

Gowanst'wn  580-53 

Broad  Valley .... 

Dauphin M 

Teulon  535*60 

Broughdale 

Middlesex  ER...0 

via  London,  Ont. 

*  Broadview 

Assa.  East.... Sask 

535-52 

*  Brougham 

Ontario  S  R  . 

....O 

Whitby  580-9-38 

*  Broadview  Ave. 

YorkNR 0 

Broughton 

S.  Cape  Breton. NS 

Port  Morien  698 

Broadway 

Pictou N  S 

Merigonishe  599-7 

Broughton  Stat'n 

Beauce 

....Q 

675  (R.  R.  name 

Broadlight 

Selkirk                 M 

Gimli  535-31 

Broughton) 
Nakusp  535*76 
Cardinal  580*9 

Brock  

SwiftCurrent535-52 

Kootenay. .. 
Grenville  S  R 
Lisgar 

.B  C 

Brocket 

Alberta Alta 

Humboldt....  Sask 

PincherCr'k  535-67 
Melfort  634-12 

Brouseville 

Brown 

....0 
...M 

Brooking  

Morden  535*57 

Brock  Road 

Ontario  S  R 0 

Locust  Hill  535-34 

Brownfield 

Strathcona . . 

.Alta 

Stettler  535*63 

Brocksden 

Perth  NR 0 

Stratford  580*51-52- 

Brown  Hill 

York  N  R  . . . 

....0 

580*37 

53  and  580*79-80 

Brown  Hill 

Stanstead . . . 

...Q 

Boynton  114*75 

*Brockton 

Toronto  West.... 0 

DiaParkdaleOnt 

Brownlee 

Assa  West... 

Sask 

Mortlach  535*52 

Brockton 

Prince PEI 

Bloomfield  665*1 

Brownleigh  Place 

Drummond  . 

...Q 

Danville  580*12 

Brockton 

York 0 

535*106 

Brown's  Brae 

Muskoka  . . . 

....0 

Dorset  3 1 5  or  Brace- 

*Brockville 

Leeds 0 

516,  580*9,  535*16, 

bri'ge  580-67,420-2 

320,    320*1,    324, 

Brown's  Brook  . . 

Cumberland 

.NS 

Halfway  River 

329*2-3.  505,  507, 

Station  549 

Ferry  to  Morris- 

Brownsburg 

Argenteuil . . 

....Q 

Lachute     535-18, 

town,  N  Y 

533.4 

Brockway 

York N  B 

Harvey  Sta.  535*88 

Brown's  Corners. 

York  C  R  . . . 

....0 

535-34 

Broderick 

Humboldt. . .  .SaskiHanley  534*22 

Brown's  Flat  .... 

King's 

.NB 

390,  390-2-5  or 

Brodeur  

Rouville Q 

1st.  Cesaire  194*21 

Westfield  535*88 

190 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Brown's  Gore 

Brown's  Mountain 

Brownsville 

Brownsville 

Brownsville 


Bru 

Bruce 

Brucefield  . . . 
Bruce  Mines. 


Brudenell , 

Brudenell 

Bruederheim  . , 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Argenteuil Q 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Oxford,  SR O 

Pictou NS 

King's NB 


Brule 

BruU  Lake  Sta. 


Brule  Shore 
Brunendahl. 
Brunetta . . . 
Brunkild  . . . 
Brunner  . . . 

Bruno 

Brunswick  . 
*  Brussels . . . 
Bruxelles . . . 
Bryanston . . 
Brycetoii  . . . 
Bryenton  . . . 


Bryon  Island 
*Bryson 


Brysonville . . . 
Buchanan . . . . 
Buchanan .... 

Buckfield 

Buckhorn 

*Buckingham . 


Buck  Lake 
Buckland . . 


Bucklaw 


*Buctouehe 

Buctouche  Bale . 
Budd  Mills 


Buffalo  Plains  . . . 

Buford 

Bulger 

Buller 

Bull  Moose  Hill.. 

Bull's  Head 

Bullock's  Corners 

BuUocksville 

Bulstrode  Stat'n. 


Bulwer 

Bulyea 

Bunclody 

Bunessan  

Bunesville 

Bungay  

Sunglass 

Bunyan  

Burbidge 

Burden 

Burdett 

Bureau  du  Moulin 

*Burford 

Burgess  Mines . . . 

Burgessville 

Burgoyne 

Burketon  Stat'n. . 

Burk's  Corners... 
Burk'8  Falls 


Souris M 

Strathcona Alta 

Huron.SR 0 

Algoma  WR....0 


Renfrew  SR  ....O 

King's P  E  I 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

Colchester N  S 

Nipissing 0 

Colchester NS 

Mackenzie Sask 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Macdonald 

Perth  N  R O 

Humboldt  . . .  Sask 

Durham O 

Huron  E  R O 

Macdonald M 

Middlesex  E  R...0 
Assa.  West.  ..Sask 
Northumber'd.N  B 

Gaspe Q 

Pontiac Q 

Chateauguay Q 

Renfrew  NR....0 
Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

Queen's N  S 

Strathcona....  Alta 
Labelle Q 


Frontenac O 

Bellechasse Q 

Victoria N  S 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


Kent 

Kent 

Renfrew  N  R. 


NB 
NB 
...O 


Assa.  East Sask 

Strathcona,  . .  Alta 
Renfrew  N  R  . . .  O 

Haliburton O 

King's NB 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
WentworthSR..O 
Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
Arthabaska Q 

Compton Q 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 

Souris M 

GreySR O 

Mackenzie  . .  .Sask 

Queen's PEI 

Humboldt Sask 

Lambton  WR...0 

Wright Q 

York N  B 

Alberta Alta 

Bellechasse Q 

Brant O 

Hastings  E  R....0 

Oxford  S  R O 

Bruce  NR O 

Durham 0 

Labelle Q 

Parry  Sound O 


St.  Hermas  535-13 

Marshy  Hope  599*7 

693-34 

Merigonishe  599-7 

637  (R.  R.  name 
Scotch  Set'le'ent) 

Cypress  Riv.  535-59 

Camrose  535-113 

.^80-50 

535-25,  518,  430-1, 
423,  424,  165-1-2 
(R.  R.  n.  Bruce 
on  535-25) 

Killaloe  580-110 

665-7 

534  14  (R.  R.  name 
Bruderheim) 

River  John  599-15 

580-111  (R.R.  name 
Brule  Lake) 

Tat'ma'ouc'e599-15 

Saltcoats  535-101 

Brooks'  535-53 

534-7 

580-53 

534-14 

580-35 

580-48 

Holland  535-59 

via  London,  Ont. 

Herbert  535-52 

599-8  (R.  R.  name 
Bryentons) 

Grand  Entry  359-1 

Campbell's     Bay 
535-28 

580-7(RRnBrysons) 
Chalk  River  535-12 

534-13 

Pleasant  Riv.  589-2 

Ponoka  535-63 
535-18,  826,  327, 
3-28  R.  R.  name 
Buckingham  Vil, 
via  Kingston,  Ont, 
St.  Charles  deBelle- 

chase  599-3-4 
Alba599-14orLittle 

Narrows  364-4 
627 

Buctouche  627 
Golden   Lake  580- 

110-112 
Windthorst  535-104 
Leduc  535-63 
Cobden  535-12 
Kinmount  580-30 
Norton  637,  599-12 
535-67 

Dundas  580-82 
Alex  535-114 
580-14  (R.  R.  name 

Bulstrode) 
535-7 
.'535-111 
Fairfax  534-3 
Durham  580-46 
Kamsack  534-13 
Hunter's  Riv.  665-1 
Nokoinis  535*111 
via  Sarnia,  Ont. 
535-27 

.391or  yiaFre'erict'n 
Grassy  Lake  535-67 
Boy  er  599-3 
580-78 

Bancroft  544-1,  600 
580-80 

Port  Elgin  580-54 
535-34-45  (RRname 
Burketon  June.) 
Plaisance  535-18 
580-67,  420-4 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Burleigh  ., 

Burleigh  Falls , 
*Burlington . . . 


Burlington 
Burlington 
Burnaby  .. 


Burnaby  Lake . . . 

Burnbank  

Burnbrae 

Burnham 

Burnhamthorpe . 

Burnley 

Burns 

Burnside 

Burnside 


Burnside 

Burns  Lake 

Burnstown 

Burnsville 

Burnt  Church.. 

Burntcoat 

Burnt  Flat 

Burnt  Lake 

Burnt  Land  Br'k 
Burnt  River  . . . 

Burquitlam 

Burr 

Burraden 

Burrard  Inlet... 

Burridge 

Burriss 

Burritt's  Rapids 


Burtch 
Burton 
Burton 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Peterboro'ER...O 


Burton . 
Burton . 


Burtonsville 

Burtt's  Corner. 

Burwell  Road.. 

Bury's  Green  . . . 

Bush  Glen 

Buskin 

Bute 

Butler 

Butternut  Ridge 

Butterton 


Button  ville. 

Buxton 

Byersville  .. 


Byng 


'yng  Inlet 


Byng  Inlet  North 


Byrne .... 
Byrnedale 


Byrne's  Road . . 

Byron 

Cabane  Ronde. 

Cabano  

Cable  Head.... 


*Cache  Bay . . 
Cache  Creek. 
*Cacouna  . . . 


Peterboro'  E  R  . .  0 

Halton O 

Prince PEI 

King's NS 

Welland O 

New  Westmstr.BC 

Marquette  M 

Northumb'd  E  R.O 
Moose  Jaw . . .  S 

Peel O 

North'm'landWRO 

Perth  NR 0 

Portage  la  PrairieM 
Pictou N  S 

Simcoe  E  R O 

Comox-Atlin..BC 

Renfrew  S  R O 

Gloucester N  B 

Northumb'd  ..N  B 

Hants NS 

Kootenay B  C 

Strathcona.  ..Alta 

Victoria N  B 

Victoria O 

N.  Westminster  BC 
Humboldt  . . .  Sask 
Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
City  of  Vanc'r.BC 

Frontenac  O 

Rainy  River O 

Grenville O 

Brant O 

Durham O 

Sunbury NB 

Prince PEI 

Kootenay B  C 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEYjPP.  174-178 


Edmonton 
York  


,Alta 
.N  B 


Middlesex  WR...0 

Victoria O 

Stormont O 

N.Westminster  BC 

Megantic Q 

Sunbury N  B 

King's NB 

Assa  West Sask 

YorkCR O 

KentWR O 

Peterboro'  W....0 

Haldimand O 

Parry  Sound.. . 


Parry  Sound 


Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 
Essex  NR O 

King's PEI 

Middlesex  ER..  O 

L'Assomption Q 

Temiscouata  . . . .  Q 
King's PEI 

Nipissing 0 

Yale-Cariboo...  BC 
Temiscouata Q 


Lakefield    580-31, 

312-4 
312-3-4  or  ma  Lake- 
field  Ont. 
580-65,317(Elec.RR 

from  HamiltonO) 
Kensington  665-1 
Berwick  562-1 
580-79  (R  R  name 

Wainfleet) 
via  N.  Westm'ster 
Elkorn  535-52 
Hoard's  Sta.  580*27 
Waldeck  535-52 
Dixie  535-35 
Colbome  580-9 
Newton  580-53 
535-52 
Glengarry  Station 

599-13 
Uhthoflf  580-32 
450-5 

via  Renfrew,  Ont. 
.540 
353 

Ken'etc'okC.  562-4 
Salmo  464-100 
Red  Deer  535-63 
ThreeBrooks535-91 
580-30 

via  N.Westminster 
Humb'ldt  534-13-14 
Sw.  Current  535-52 
via  Vancouver 
Westport  516,  319 
Devlin  534-20 
319,327 -2  or  Oxford 

Mills  535-33 
Mohawk  703 
Pontypool  535-34 
390  or  Waasis  Sta. 

535-82 
Bloomfield  665-1 
445-1  (Landing  n. 

Burton  City) 

Strathcona  535-63 

535-83  (R.  R.  name 

Smith's  Corner) 
Mount  Brydges 
535-42,  580-85 
Fells  580-30 
Aultsville  580-9 
535-70 

Ste.Jule  Sta  580-12 
Minto  637 
572  (R.  R.  name 

Havelock) 
Strassburg  Station 

535*111 
Union  ville  580*36 
889*2 
Peterboro'  535-34, 

580-27 
Dunnville  580-79 
165-2,  430-2, 426,  in 

winter  via  Parry 

Sound,  Ont. 
Byng  Inlet  166-2, 

430-2,      426,     in 

winter  via  Parry 

Sound,  Ont. 
Macoun  535-66 
Belle  River  535-42, 

580-97 
Peake  Sta.  665-3 
via  London  Ont. 
535-21 
700 
Head  of  St.  Peter's 

Bay  665-4 
535-13 
Ashcroft  535*70 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


191 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Cacouna  South  . . 
(Summer  Office) 

Caderette 

Cadmus 

Cadogan 


Cadot. 


Cahilty 

Cahore 

Cailmount 

Cain's  Mountain. 


Cain's  River.. . . 

Cainsville 

Caintown 

Cairngorm 

Cairnside 

Cairo 

Caistor  Centre. 
Caistorville 


Calabogie 
Calder  . . . 


Calderwood 

Caldwell 

Caldwell 

Caldwell 

Caldwell's  Mills. 


Caledon 

Caledon  East .... 

Caledonia 

Caledonia 

Caledonia 

^Caledonia 

Caledonia  Mills.. 
Caledonia  Mines , 
Caledonia  Ridge. , 
Caledonia  Set'ent 
Caledo  niaSprings 

*Calgary 

Calhoun 


California  . 
Call  Mill... 
*Callender. 


Calli^res... 

Calmar 

,  Calm  Lake. 


Calton 

*Calumet  • 

*Calumet  Island 

Calvin  

Camagna   


Camberley. 
*Cambray . 
Cambria . . . 


Camborne  . . 
*Camborne. 
Cambridge  . 


Cambridge 

Cambridge  . .  — 
Cambridge  Road 

Cambridge  Stat'n 

Camden 


Camden  East. 


Cameron 

Camel  Chute  . 

Cameron 

Cameron's  Mills.. 
Camer'nSettle'nt 
Camilla 


BLECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Temiscouata Q 

Nipissing O 

Durham O 

Red  Deer Alta 

Montcalm Q 

Durham O 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Stormont 0 

Assa.  East Sask 

Victoria NS 

North' berland.N  B 

Brant O 

Leeds O 

Middlesex  WR..0 
Chateauguay  . . .  Q 
LambtonER....O 

Lincoln O 

Lincoln 0 

Renfrew  SR O 

Middlesex W  R..0 

GreySR O 

Peel 0 

Pontiac Q 

Alberta Alta 

Lanark  NR O 

Peel O 

Peel 0 

Haldimand O 

Queen's P  E 

Guysboro' N  S 

Queen's N  S 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Cape  Breton.  ..NS 

Prescott O 

Albert NB 

Prescott O 

Calgary Alta 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Victoria NB 

Bronie Q 

Parry  Sound 0 

Quebec Q 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Rainy  River  .  .0 

Elgin  E  R O 

Argenteuil Q 

Pontiac Q 

Nipissing O 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Prince  Albert.Sask 

Victoria O 

Argenteuil Q 

Kootenay B  C 

North'berl'dWRO 
Queen's NB 

Hants NS 

Russell O 

King's PE  I 


King's 

Colchester 


.NS 
.NS 


Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Souris M 

Renfrew  NR O 

Victoria O 

Kent NB 

Guysboro' N  S 

Dufferin O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


Cacouna  599-2 

Cache  Bay  535-13 
Nestleton  535-45 
Lloydminster 

534-14 
Bissonnette  533-4 
Nestleton  535-45 
Kamloops,  535-70 
Crysler  799 
Moosomin  535-52 
McKinnon's  Harb. 

599-14 
Blackville  599-19 
580-79,  703 
Malloi-ytown  580-9 
Strathroy  580-83 
Brysonville  580-7 
via  Bothwell,  Ont. 

!  703 
Canfield  580-79-97, 

34 
611 
Southwold  Station 

693-37 
Alsfeldt  580-55 
Caledon  535-40 
McKee535-28 
Cardston  503-2 
611    (R    R    name 

Clyde  Forks) 
535-40 
580-65 
580-70-79 

Grand  View  665-5 
Sunnybrae  647 
589-2 

Lowers.  Riv.  599-7 
Glace  Bay  698 
McAlpin  535-31 
Turtle  Creek  693 
535-31 
535-53-63-64 
599-1  (R.  R.  name 

Calhouns) 
via  Aroostook  J.  NB 
West  Brome  535-3 
580-67  (R.  R.  name 

Callander) 
via  Quebec 
Leduc  535-63 

Banning  534-20 
Aylmer  Wt.  580-97 
535-18,  327 
C'mpb'lsB'y  535-28 
535-12 
Okanagan  Landing 

535-74 
Duck  Lake  534-22 
580-32 
St.  Jerome  535-23 

533-2 
Beaton  445-1 
via  Cobourg  Ont. 
Narrows  390-5  or 

Codv's  637 
Sc'tch'Village562-4 
799 
Georgetown  665-3 

359-1 
562-1  (R.  R.  name 

Cambridge) 
Truro  599-1-13, 

562-4 


535-69 
Ashdad  611 
580-30 

Richibucto  610 
Sunnybrae  647 
Orangeville  585-40 


Camlachie 

Campania 

Campbell 

Campbellcro/t . . . 

Campbellford . .. 
Campbell  Lake. . . 
Campbell  Moun'in 
Campbell  River. . 
Campbell's  Bay . . 
Campbell'sCrn'r. 
Campbell's  Cove. 
Campbell's  Cross . 

Campbell  Sett'ent 
Campbellton  . 
Campbellton . . 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Campbellville. 
Campbellville . . 
Campden 


Camperdown , 

Camperdown  , 
Camperville  . . 


Camp  McKinney 


Campo  Bella 

Campsie 

Camrose 

Cana . . . 

Canaan 

Canaan 

Canaan 

Canaan  Rapids. . 
Canaan  Station . 


Canaan  Road. 


Canada  Creek. . . 

Cananea 

Canard 

Canard  River.. . 

Canboro' 

Candahar 

Candasville 

Candiac 

Candiac  Station. 

Cando 

*Canfield 


Canford 

*Canmore 

Cannamore 

Cannes 

Cannifton 

Canning 

*  Canning 

*Cannington  . . . 
Canningt'nMan' 

Canoboie 

Canoe 

Canoe  Cove 

Canoe  I>ake 

*Canora 

Canous 

*Canso 


Cantal. 
Cante  . 


Canterbury 

^Canterbury  Sta 


Cantin  . 
Cantley 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Lambton  WR...0 

Dufferin O 

Inverness N  S 

Durham O 

North'berl'd  ER.O 
Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Inverness N  S 

Comox-Atlin..BC 

Pontiac Q 

M^gantic Q 

King's PEI 

Peel O 

York NB 

Elgin  WR O 

Restigouche  ..N  B 

Halton O 

Lisgar M 

Lincoln 0 

Grey  ER 0 

Lunenburg N  S 

Dauphin M 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Charlotte NB 

Edmonton Alta 

Strathcona.  ..Alta 
Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 

King's NS 

Russell O 

Yarmouth  ....N  S 

Queen's NB 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

King's N  B 


King's N 

Moose  Jaw..  .Sask 

King's N  S 

Essex  N  R O 

Haldimand O 

Humboldt  ...S 
Lincoln&Niagara  0 

Quebec Q 

Qu'Appelle Sask 

Hattlef ord  . . .  Sask 
Haldimand O 


Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Calgary Alta 

Stormont O 

Richmond N  S 

Hastings  E  R . . .  0 

Oxford  NR O 

King's NS 

Ontario  NR O 

Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 

Gloucester N  B 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Queen's P  E 

Cape  Breton...  NS 
Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

Charlotte N  B 

Guysborough . .  N  S 


Assiniboia  E . .  Sask 
Temiscouata Q 

Compton Q 

York N  B 

Levis Q 

Wright Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBKKEY,PP.174-178 


580-51 

Laurel,  535-40 
Judique  601 
580-35  (R  R  name 

Garden  Hill) 
580-27 

Vermilion  634-14 
Alba  599-14 
Quathiaski  Cove 
535-28  [450,-5 

St.  Julie  S.  580-12 
Cherry  Grove  665-4 
Cheltenham535-39, 

580-65 
Millville  535-83 
Dutton693-34,889-2 
599-2,  351   Ferry 

withCrosspointQ 
535-35 

Carman  535-54 
Beamsville  580-83 

591 
580-68  (R  R  name 

Fields  Crossing) 
Italy  Cross  589-3 
Winnip'g'sis  534-17 

441 
Midway  464*108 

535-78 
403or  via  East'rtMe 
St.  Albert  534-21 
535-113 

Yorkton  535*101 
Kentville  562-1-2 
Leonard  535-31 
Tusket  589-5 
390-5 
599-2  (R.  R.  name 

Canaan) 
Butternut  Ridge 

572  (R.  R.  name 

Havelock) 
Waterville  562 1 
Swift  Curr't  535-52 
Canning  562-2 
Gordon  693-30 
Darling  Rd.  580-97 
Wadena  534-13 
Fenwick  703 
via  Quebec,  Que. 
Wolseley  535-52 
Saskatoon  535-113 
693-34,    580-79-97, 

196-5  (RR.  name 

Canfield    June.) 

on  196-5,  580-97 
Spence's  Bridge 
535-53  [535-70 

Chesterville  535-33 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
Corbyville  580-:i7 
Paris  580-79-83 
562-2 
580-36 

Manor  535-65 
Clifton  540 
Salmon  Arm  535*70 
via  Charlottetown 
via  Sydney  N  S 
534-13 

Moore's  Mills  535 -89 
368,  369-1,  371-1,  or 

maPt.Mulgrave, 

NS 
Manor  535-65 
700    (R.R.    name 

St.  Louis) 
Scotstown  535-7 
535-90  (R.  R.  name 

Canterbury) 
St.  Henri  de  Levis 

675 
Kirk's  Ferry  535*27 


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RAILROAD  ON  WHIOB 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

EliECTORAIi 

liOCATBD,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

0FFICK8. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKBY,PP.174-178 

SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

Canton 

Durham 

Chicoutimi.. 

...0 

via  Port  Hope  Ont 
Hebertville  674-1 

Cardiff 

Edmonton. . 
King's 

.Alta 
PEI 

Edmonton  535-63 

Canton  Tach6. . . . 

*Cardigan  Bridge 

665-3  (R.  R.  name 

Two  Mountains . .  Q 
Strathcona...Alta 

St.  Canute  533-4 
Blackfalds  535-63 
3-29-8,  350-1 

"Cardinal 

Cardinal 

Grenville . . . 

...0 
M 

Cardigan) 
580-9 

Capal'Aigrle 

Cap^laBaleine.. 
Capau  Corbeau . . 

Rath  well  535-59 
Cardigan  Bridge 
665-3 

Rimmisiki 

::.Q 

Little  Metis  S  599-2 

Cardross 

King's 

PEI 

Charlevoix . . 

Baie  St.  Paul  329-8 

Cape  Augnet 

Richmond  . . 

..NS 

Arichat  369-1,371-1 

Cardston 

Alberta  .... 

.Alta 

503-2 

. ..  M 

Otterburne  535-55 
580*54 

Cape  Bald 

Cap  Bateau 

Westmorelan'l  ^  R 

Shed'ac  599-11 

*Cargill\ 

Bruce  S  R. 

0 

Gloucester. . 

.NB 

Shippigan  540 

Carholme 

Norfolk 

....0 

Delhi  580-97 

Cap-aux-Os 

Gasp6 

....Q 

Ga8peBay346,348, 

Cariboo  G'dMin's. 

Halifax  .... 

.  NS 

Shubenacadie  599-1 

350 

Cariboo  Island . . . 

Pictou 

..i^S 

via  Pictou  N  S 

*Cap  Chat 

Gasp6 

...Q 

348  (Landing  name 

Cariboo  Islands.. 

Saguenay  . . . 

345 

Cape  Chatte)  or 

Cariboo  Marsh . . . 

Cape  Breton 

..^i"s 

via  Sydney  N  S 

L.MetisSta.599-2 

Cariboo  River  . . . 

Pictou 

..ws 

via  Pictou  N  S 

Cape  d'Espoir 

Ga8p6 

....Q 

348  (Landing  name 

Carievale 

Assa.  East. . . 

.Sask 

535-58 

Cape  Despair  or 
New  Carlyle  508 

Carillon     . 

Argenteuil.. 
Bonaventure 

.'.""q 

541  328  327 

Carleton 

508,  350 

Cap  des  Rosiera.. 

Gasp6 

...Q 

348  (Landing  name 

Carleton 

Prince 

PEI 

CapeTraverse665-2 

Cape  Rosier)  or 

Carleton 

Yarmouth . . 

.N  S 

South  Ohio  562-1 

G'spe  346,  350 

Carleton  Centre. . 

Bonaventure 

....Q 

Carleton  508,  350 

Cape  Chin 

Bruce  N  R  . 

...  0 

via  Wiarton  Ont 

*  Carleton  Place.. 

Lanark  N  R. 

...  0 

535-]  2-16(RR  name 

Cape  Cove 

Qasp^ 

....Q 

350,    346    or    New 

Carleton  June) 

Carlyle  508 

Carleton  Village.. 

Shelburne... 

..H  S 

Gun'ingC've5S9-3L 

Cape  Croker 

Cape  Dauphin  . . . 

0 

Carley 

Simcoe  E  R. 

0 

Orillia  580-32 

Victoria 

..NS 

New  Campbellton 
364-4 

Carlton 

Saskatch  e  wan  Sask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

""Carlton  Street . . 

Toronto  North.. 0 

Cape  de  Moiselle 

Carlin  Corners. . . 

Argenteuil. . 

....Q 

Lach'te535 -18,533-4 

Creek 

Albert 

NB 

Curryville  693 
Pa'rsboro'549,392-3 

Carling 

Parry  Sound 
Perth  S  R. . . 

0 

via  Parry  Sound  0 
St.  Paul'sSta.  580-51 

Cape  d'Or 

Cumberland 

..NS 

Carlingford 

....0 

Cape  Egmont.. .. 

Prince 

PEI 

Wellington  665-1 

Carlingford 

Victoria 

.NB 

Andover  535-90 

Cape  Enrage 

Cape  Fourchu.. . . 

(Summer  Office) 

Cape  George  .... 

Albert      . 

N  B 

Albert  693 

Carlisle 

....0 

Waterdown  580-87 

Yarmouth 

N  S 

vin,  Yarmnuth  "NT  R 

Carlisle 

Carleton . . , 

N  B 

Hartland  535-90 

Carlon 

Alberta  

.Alta 

Didsbury  535-63 
Goderich  535-47, 

Antigonishe 

.  NS 

360  or  Antig'she 

Carlow 

Huron  W  R. 

...  0 

599-7 

580-52,165-1,423 

Cape  G.  Harbour. 

Richmond  . . 

.N8 

St.  Peter's  364-1-2, 

Carlow 

Carleton .... 

..^  B 

Bath  535-90 

371-2 

Carlowrie 

Provencher. 

...M 

Arnaud  535-55 

*CapeUon 

Cape  North 

Sherbrooke 

VMt 

114-75 

Carluke  . 

VVentworth 

0 

Glanford  Station 

Victoria....: 

Neils  Harbour 

580-70 

364-5,  371-2 

Carlsbad  Springs 

Carleton .... 

....0 

580'105  (or  RRn. 

Cape  Negro 

Shelburne. . . 

..NS 

Port  Clyde   589-3, 

Eastman's) 

369-6,  380 

Carlsruh     

Bruce  S  R. . . 

..  ..0 

Hanover  580-55 

CapeNegroIsl'nd. 

Shelbume. . . 

..NS 

Port   Clyde  589-3, 

Carlstadt 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

535-53 

369-6,  380 

*Carlyle 

Assa.  East.. 

Sask 

535-65 

Cape  Rich  

Grey  E  R 

O 

via  Meaford  Ont 

Carlyon 

Simcoe  E  R.. 

....0 

Uhthoff  580-32 

Cape  Sable  Island 
Cape  S.  Isl.  S.  Side 

Shelbume 

N  S 

via  Bar  ri  n  gt'nPa'ge 
via    Clarkes    Har- 

Yukon  

White  Horse  862 

Shelburne.. . 

NS 

'^Carman 

Macdonald. . 

...M 

464-49.  535-54.534-7 

bour,  N  S 

Carmangay 

Alberta 

.Alta 

Claresholm  534-64 

Cap  La  Ronde  . . . 

Richmond... 

.NS 

Arichat  369-1,371-1 

Carmanville 

Lennox  and 

or  Grand  Anse537 

Addington 

....0 

Enterprise  509-1 

Cap  Laurentides. 
Cap  Lumieux 

Portneuf 

.n'b 

La  Tuque  Ju.  674 
Richibucto  610 

Carmel . . 

NorthumberlJiTid 

Kent 

W.R 

....0 

Colborne  580*9 

CapMagdeleine.. 

Champlain . . 

....Q 

Sask 

.509-16 

53519-21,  329-67 

Carmel  Station . . 

Humboldt... 

534-13 

*Cap  Rouge 

Quebec  

...  Q 

via  Quebec  Que 

Carmichael 

Assa.  West.. 

.Sask 

Gull  Lake  535-53 

Cap  Rouge  

Inverness 

..NS 

via  Cheticamp  N  S 

Carmunnock 

Perth  SR.  .. 

....0 

Moncton  535-47 

''Cap  Sante 

Portneuf 

....Q 

Portneuf  535-21 

Carnarvon 

Haliburton.. 

....0 

Gelert  580-30 

Cape  Spear 

Westmoreland  NB 

Emigrant  Road  638 

Carnduff 

Assa.  East. .. 

.Sask 

535-58 

Cape  Station  .... 

Albert 

.NB 

693  (RRnameCape) 

Carnegie 

Brandon 

...M 

535-110 

Cap  St.  Gabriel . . 

Berthier  .... 

....Q 

St.  Gabriel  535-17 

Carnforth 

Macleod 

.Alta 

Leavings  535-64 

Cape  Wolfe 

Prince 

PET 

Bloomfield  665-1 

Carnoustie 

Assa.  East.  . 

Sask 

Rocanville  535-11 

Capstick. . . 

Victoria 

.NS 

Bay  St.   Lawrence 
364-5,orpiaNorth 
Sydney,  N  S 

599-3 

Caroline 

Caron  . 

Strathcona . . 
Assa.  West. 

.Alta 
Sask 

Innisfail535-63 

535-52 

Caron 

Chicoutimi . . 

...  Q 

Hebertville  674-1 

Cap  St.  Ignace. . . 

Montmagny  . 

...Q 

Caron  Brook 

Victoria 

.NB 

700-1 

Cap  St.  Ign'ce  Sta 

Montmagny. 

....q 

599-3  (R.  R.  name 
Cap  St.  Ignace) 

Carp 

Carleton  . . . 

...  0 

580*110 

Carpenter  

Queen's 

.NB 

Wickham  390,390-5 

Cap  St.  Martin. . . 

Laval 

...   0 

St.  Martin  535-18 

Carr 

Parry  Sound 

....() 

Trout  Creek  580-67 

CapeTormentine. 

Westmoreland  N  B 

638 

Carrell 

Carleton 

NB 

Woodstock  535-90 

Cape  Traverse . . . 

Prince 

PEI 

665-2 

Carrier 

.Sask 

via  Levis  Q 

Caplin  River 

Bonaventure 

...Q 

508 

Carrignan 

Moose  Jaw.. 

Mortlach  535-52 

Capucina 

Rimouski  . , . 

...§, 

Cap  Chat  348  or 

Carrington 

Cumberland. 

..NS 

Oxford  599-15 

L.MetisSta.599-2 

Carroll's  Corners. 

Halifax 

.  NS 

Elmsdale  599-1 

Caragnol 

Vaudreuil... 

...Q 

Como  335-31,  328 

Carrol's  Crossing. 

Northum'land.N  B 

59919(RRnC'rr'll8) 

*Caraquet 

Gloucester....  NB 
Portage  la  PrairieM 
Medicine  Hat       ^ 

540 

535-52,  534-16 
Didsbury  535-63 
Morrissey  535-67 

Carroll 

Brandon 

Pontiac 

Colchester 

...  M 

n1 

535-59 

*Carberry 

Carbon . . 

Carroll 

WalthamSta.535-28 

Carr's  Brook 

P'rrsboro' 549,392-3 
Maple  580-67 

Carbonado  

Yale-Cariboo 

..BC 

Carrville 

York  W  R. . . 

...0 

Careross 

Yukon  

862  (RRn.  Caribou) 

Carson 

Yale-Cariboo 

.BC 

77 

Carden 

Victoria 

.     0 

Victoria,  0,Grechin 
580-32,  532-1 

Carsonby 

Carleton .... 

...0 

Kars319orOsgo'de 
Station  535-20 

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POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


193 


POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
8EFKRY,PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEy,PP.l74-178 

Carsonville 

Carstairs 

Carswell 

King's NB 

Calgary Alta 

Renfrew  S  R 0 

Perth  NR 0 

King's NB 

AlgomaWR....  0 

AlgoniaER....  0 

Beauharnois C  | 

•Jacques  Cartier .  ( 

Souris & 

Montmagny Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Wright Q 

Soulanges Q 

Strathcona  ...Alta 

York  C  R 0 

Glengarry 0 

Middlesex  WR..0 

SimcoeN  R 0 

Edmonton Alta 

Dundas 0 

Prescott 0 

Oxford  NR 0 

Russell 0 

Northum'land.N  B 

Stanstead Q 

Charlotte....  NB 

Queen's N  B 

Renfrew  NR.  ..  0 

Richmond Q 

Cape  Breton.. N  S 

Peel 0 

Renfrew  S  R.  . .  0 
Renfrew  S  R.   . .  0 

Kootenay BC 

Peel 0 

Colchester....  NS 
Northu'land  ER.O 

Red  Deer Alta 

Cape  Breton... NS 
Cape  Breton... NS 
Cape  Breton... NS 
Peel 0 

Frontenac 0 

Peterboro'WR..O 
•AssiniboiaE..Sask. 

Brant 0 

Laprairie Q 

Rimouski Q 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Bagot Q 

Durham 0 

Queen's PEI 

Pontiac Q 

St.  Maurice Q 

Alberta Alta 

Haldimand 0 

Huntingdon Q 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Nanaimo B  C 

YorkN  R 0 

Leeds 0 

Sussex  599-12 

.535-63 

580-110  (R  R  name 

Goshen) 
Newton  580-53 
390(Lan.n.Carters) 
or  Rothesay 599 -12 
Richard's  Lan.O  or 
Bruce  Mines  535-25 
535-13          [580-105 
Valley  field  805-40, 
via  Montreal  Que 
535-57 

St.  Pierre  Mont- 
magny 599-3 
535-72 

535-27       [535 -.31-33 
VandreuilSta.580-9 
Stettler  535-63 
Unionville  580-36 
Sum'ert'nSta.  580-9 
Bothwell   535-42, 

580-97 
Creemore  580-64 
Vegreville  534-14 
Winchester  535-33 
L'Orignal  327,328 
or  Calum't  535-18 
Bright  580-79 
580-105 

Newcastle599-253,3 
Boynton  114-75 
North  Head  403 
Chipman  637-392 
Killaloe  580-110 
Danville  580-12 
Christmas  I.  599  14 
Bolton  535-40-48 
Castleford  S.  535-12 
535-12  (R  R  name 

Castleford) 
535-72-78  (RRn'me 
Castlegar  Junct'n) 
Kleinburg  535-40 
L'nd'nd'ry  St.  599-1 
Colborne  580-9 
Stettler  535-114 

1  Catalone  698 

535-36-39  (RRn'me 

Cataract  June.) 
via  Kingston,  Ont 
Gooderham  600 
Frobisher  535-58 
Burford  580-78 
805-40,.5,35-3(RRn. 

Adirondack  J'n) 

FerrytoL'chineQ 
599-2 

N.Battleford534-14 
535-1 
535-34(R.  R.  name 

Cavanville) 
Hunter's  R.  665-1 
Kazubazua  535  27 
Moulin  Chaurette 

533-1 
535-64 

186-5,693-34,  580-97 
White's  Stat'n580-7 
420-4,  or  Burk's 

Falls,  580-67 
Pr.  Albert  534 -12-22 
via  Nanaimo,  BC 
Zephyr  532-1 
Westport  516,  319 
Sussex  599-12 
Burk's  Falls  580-67 
via  Vancouver 
680-9  (R  R  name 

Oshawa  Junct'n) 
Markham  580-36 

*  Cedar  Hall 

Cedar  Hill 

Cedar  Lake 

Cedar  Lake 

Cedar  Mills 

Cedar  Springs. .. 

Rimouski . . . 
Lanark  N  R.. 

Digby 

Mackenzie  .. 

Peel 

Kent  W  R. . . 
Soulanges . . . 
Soulanges  . . 
York  N  R. . . 
Comox-Atlin 
Grey  E  R. . . . 

Qu'Appelle . . 
Yale-Cariboo 
Inverness  . . . 
Frontenac  . . 
Yarmouth . . . 

Prince 

Sunbury .... 

Assa.  West.. 

...  Q 
...  0 

.  NS 
.Sask 

....0 
...  0 

"bc 

...  0 

.Sask 
..BC 
.  NS 
....0 
.  NS 
PEI 
.NB 

.Sask 
..NB 

.  NS 
..NS 
....0 
.  NS 
.NB 

.  NB 
.  NB 

.NS 
..NS 

.NB 

.NS 

.erBC 

.N  B 
.  NB 

.NS 

.NB 
...0 

.NS 
.NS 

Vn^ 

.NB 

..NS 
...0 
.NS 
dNB 
R...0 
.NB 
INB 

...0 

.NB 

.NS 
.NS 
.  NS 
...0 

.Alta 
...  0 
...0 
Sask 

...0 
.N  B 
...Q 

...Q 

.NB 
...Q 

599-2 

Pakenham  535-12 
Hebron  562-1 

Carthage 

Carter's  Point  . . . 

Carterton 

441  or  in  winter  via 
Winnipegosis  M 
Bolton  535-40-48 

889-2 
580-9 

Cartier 

Cedars  Station. . . 

!  Cedar  Valley 

jCedarvale 

Cedarville 

Cedoux 

580-9  (RRn.  Cedars) 

Cartier 

455-1 

Cartierville 

*Cartt07-ight 

Casault 

Mt.  Forest  535-41, 

580-46 
McTaggart  535-66 
Notch  Hill  535-70 

Celista 

Cascade  

Centennial 

Central 

Judique  601 

via  Wolf  Island  0 

Cascades  

Cascades  Point  . . 

Caseleyville 

Cashel 

Central  Argyle  . . 
Central  Bedeque. 
Central  Blissville. 

Central  Butte ... 
Central  Camb'dge 

Central  Chebogue 
Central  Clarence. 

Centralia 

Central  Grove  . . . 
Central  Hamps'd. 

Central  Hay'ville 
Central  Kingclear 
Central  N.  Annan 
Cent'l  North  Riv'r 

Central  Norton  . . 
Central  Onslow  . . 

Central  Park .... 
Central  Tower  H'l 
Cent'l  Waterville. 
CentralWoodH'r. 

Centre  Acadie 

Centre  Augusta.. 
CentreBurlington 

Centredale 

Centre  Dummer. . 
Centre  Hampton. 

Centre  Millstream 

Centrelea 

Centrefield 

C.Musquodoboit. 

Centre  Napan 

Centreton 

Centreton  ...... 

Centre  Village   . . 
Centreville 

*Centreville 

Centreville 

Centreville 

Centreville  East.. 
*Ceylon 

589-5 

via  Summ'side  PET 

Cashion's  Glen . . . 
Cashmere 

535-82-88 
Parkbeg  535-52 

Cashtown 

Caskeyville 

Cass  Bridge 

Cassburn 

Cassel 

Yarmouth . . . 
Annapolis  . . 
Huron  S  R . . 

Digby 

Queen's 

390-5  or  Codyg637 
via  Yarmouth  N  S 
Clarence  589-1 
.580-50 

Tiverton  381 
Hampstead  390, 

390-2-5 
Millville  535-83 

*Casselman 

Cassilis 

York 

York 

Colchester.. 
Colchester... 

King's 

Colchester. . 

NewWestm's 
Charlotte. . . . 

York 

Shelburne. . . 

Kent 

Grenville  . . . 

Hants 

Pictou 

Peterboro'  . . 
King's 

King's 

Annapolis... 
Prescott  .... 

Halifax 

Northumbeil 
Northum'  W 

King's 

Westmorelan 
Lennox  and 

Addington 

Carleton 

King's 

Digby 

Irtverness  . . . 

Grey  E  R 

Montreal  . . . 
Maskinong6. 

Leeds  

Strathcona  . . 
Renfrew  N  R 
Essex  S  R. . . 
Assa.  West . . 
Lennox  and 

Addington 

King's 

Chambly.... 

Chambly  . . . 

Victoria 

Chicoutimi  . 

Chicoutimi.. 

Cassville 

Castalia 

via  FrederictonNB 
Tatamag'che599-15 
Truro     599-1-13, 
562-4 

Castaway 

Castile  . .    . 

Castlebar 

Castle  Bay 

Castlederg 

Castleford 

Castleford  Sta.... 

Castlegar 

Castlemore 

Castlereagh 

Castleton 

Castor 

Bloomfield  599-12 
Truro    599-1-13, 

562-4 
uiaN.Westm'er.BC 
Meadows  535-89 
Millville  535-83 
via   Upper    Wood 

Harbour 
Acadie  S'd'g.  599-2 
via  Prescott,  Ont 
Scotch  Vill'ge  562-4 
Lome  599*13 

Catalone 

Catalone  Gut 

Catalone  Road. . . 
Cataract...   . 

535-34 

Hampton  599-12, 
592,  390-3 

Cataraqui 

Catchacoma 

Cateville 

Cathcart 

Bridgetown  562-1 
Plantagenet  535-31 
Shubenacadie  599-1 
Chatham  532 
Grafton  580*9 

Caughnawaga  . . . 

Causapscal 

Cavalier   . 

Clifton  390-3 
Midgic  Station  638 

Newburg  509-2 

Florencevi'le535-90 

.562-2 

Digby  562-1,  392-2 

Mabou  601,  360 

Flesherton  535-40 

Cavignac 

Cavendish 

Cawood  .   . 

Chaboillez  Square 

Chacoura 

Chatfey's  Locks.. 

via  Montreal 
St   Paulin  533-5 

Caxton 

Cayley 

319  or  Elgin  516 
Mannville  534-14 

*Cayuga  

OazaviUe 

Oecebe   

*  Chalk  River.. . . . 

Chalmers 

Chamberlain 

Chambers 

Chambers  Settle. 
Chambly 

*Charnbly  Canton 

Chambord  

Chambord  

Chambord  June. . 

535-12 

Leamington  889-2 

534-22 

580-9  (R  R    name 
Fredericksburg) 

Sussex  599-12 

194-20  (R.  R.  name 
Chambly    Basin) 

194-20,329-4  (Land- 
ing n.  Chambly) 

Grand  Falls  535-84 

Chambord  Junct'n 
674,  674-1 

674,  674-1 

Cecil 

Cedar  

Cedarbrae  

Cedar  Bridge  .... 

Cedar  Camp 

Cedar  Croft 

Cedar  Cottage  . . . 
Cedar  Dale 

Cedar  Grove  

King's NB 

Parry  Sound 0 

Vancouver B  C 

Ontario  S  R 0 

YorkCR 0 

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[1911 


aAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

EliBCTORAL 

liOCATKD,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  K.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

Champigny 

Quebec  Q 

A'neLorette535-21 

Cheddar 

Haliburton 0 

Pusey  600 

C hamplain 

Ohamplain Q 

St.  John N  B 

535-21 

Chedoke  

Wentworth 0 

via  Hamilton  Ont 

Chance  Harbour. 

Lepreaux  639 

Chegoggin 

Yarmouth....  NS 

via  Yarmouth  N  S 

Chance  Harbour. 

Pictou NS 

Pictou  Ldg.  599-10 

Chellwood 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Chandonnet 

Megantic Q 

Plessisville  580-12 

Chelmsjord 

Algoma  E  R 0 

535-13 

Chandos  

Peter'oughER...O 

Doe  Hill  544 

Chelmsford 

Northum'land.N  B 

599-19 

Channell 

Brome Q 

Magog  535-7,  342 

*Chelsea 

Wright Q 

535-27 

Chantelle 

Montcalm Q 

Montcalm  583-4 

Chelsea 

Lunenburg  . .  N  S 

Plea8antRiv'r589-2 

Ohantler 

Welland 0 

703 

Chelsea  Green  . . . 

Middlesex  ER...0 

via  London,  Ont. 

Chantry 

Leeds 0 

Elgin  516 

via  Pembroke  0. 

Peel 0 

580-65,  535-39 

Chapeau 

Pontiao Q 

Chelton 

Prince PEI 

via  Sum'erside  PEI 

*Chapleau 

Algoma  E  R 0 

535-13 

*Chemainu8 

Nanaimo B  C 

.535-140  451-1 

Chapleau  Station. 

Argenteuil Q 

Halifax            .N  S 

535-23 

Chemical  Road.. 

Albert NB 

Hopewell  Hill  693 

Chaplin 

Shubenacadie  599 '  1 

Chemin  Chapleau 
Chemin  Gouin . 

Labelle Q 

Labelle                 Q 

Labelle  535-23 

Chaplin 

Assa.  West..  .Sask 

535-52 

Nomininque  535-23 
St.  Arsene  599-2 

Chaplin  Road. . . . 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Newcastle  599-2 

Chemin  TacM... 

Temiscouata Q 

Chapman 

Hastings  E  R . . .  0 

Tweed  535-34, 509-1 

*Chineville 

Labelle Q 

Papineauville 

Chapman 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Port  Elgin  638 

535-18,  327,  328 

Chapman  Settlem 

Cumberland..  NS 

Amherst  599-1 

Cheney  Settlem' t 

King's NB 

Nerepis  Sta.  535-88 

Rainy  River 

Barwick    534-20, 

Cheney  Station.. 

Russell 0 

580-107  (R.R.  name 

Cheney) 
Gracefield  535-27 

435-1-2 

Chard 

Prescott 0 

Pendleton  535-31 

Chenier 

Wright Q 

Charette  ........ 

Three  Rivers  and 

Chepstow 

King's PEI 

SourisE  665-4,359-1 

St.  Maurice...© 

533-1 

Chepstow 

Bruce  SR 0 

Dunkeld  580-54 

*Charing  Cross  . . 

KentWR.  0 

693-34 

Qu'  Appelle  . .  Sask 
Lunenburg  . .  N  S 

Wolseley  535-52 
589-1 

Charlecote 

Durham 0 

via  Port  Hope,  Ont 

Cherryfield 

Charlemagne .... 

L'Assomption  . .  Q 

533-1 

Cherryfield 

Westmoreland.  NB 

via  Moncton  N  B 

Charlemont 

Lambton  WR...O 

Tupperville  889-3 

Cherry  Grove.... 

King's PEI 

665-4  (R  R   name 

Charlesbourg .... 

Quebec  Q 

584,  674 

Harmony) 

Charlesbourg,  W. 

Quebec  Q 

674 

Cherry  Grove.... 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Belton  580-49 

Charleston 

Leeds 0 

Athens  516 

Cherry  Hill 

Lunenburg NS 

Mill  Village  589-3 

Charleston 

Carleton  ....  NB 

Peel  535-90 

Cherry  Hill 

King's PEI 

M'ntStew'rt665-3-4 

Charleston 

Queen's NS 

Mill  Village  589-3 

Cherry  River 

Sherbrooke . . . .  Q 

Magog  535-7,  342 

Charleville 

Grenville 0 

via  Prescott,  Ont 

Cherry  Vale  .... 

Queen's N  I 

Butternut  R'ge  572 

Charlos"  Cove... 

Guysborough .  N  S 

Isaac's  Harb'r  368, 

Cherry  Valley... 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

via  Picton  Ont 

371-1 

Cherry  Valley... 

Queen's PEI 

Vernon  River  665-5 

Charlo  Station... 

Restigouche . .  N  B 

.599  •2(RRn.  Charlo) 

Cherry  Valley  Sou 

Queen's PEI 

Vernon  Riv.  B'dge 

*Charlottetown . . 

Queen's PEI 

665-1-5,    329,     337, 

665-6 

338,    346,    356-1, 

Cherry  wood   .... 
*Chesley 

Ontario  SR 0 

Locust  Hill  535-34 

362,371-1 

Bruce  SR 0 

580-55 

Charlton 

Nipissing 0 

Heaslip  699 

"Chester  

Lunenburg  . .  N  S 

374 

Charnwood  

King's PEI 

Cherry  Grove  665-4 

Chester 

Carleton N  B 

Flor'nceville535-90 

Levis Q 

Lunenburg  . .  N  S 
Oxford  NR 0 

589-3  374 

580-12,  599-16 

Chesterfield 

Bright  580-79 

Charrington   

Compton  Q 

675-19 

Chester  Grant  .. 

Lunenburg  . .  N  S 

Chester  Basin  589 -2 

Charteris 

Pontiac (, 

Shawville  535-28 

Chester  Nord.... 

Arthabaska Q 

Stanfold  580-12 

Charters 

York NI 

Fredericton  535-82 

*Chesterville 

Dundas 0 

.535-33 

Chartersville  .... 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

Lewisville  627 

Chesterwold 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Ponoka  535-63 

Chartierville  .... 

Compton  Q 

Scotstown  535-7 

Cheticamp 

Inverness N  S 

359-2,  369-3,  or 

Chartrand 

Russell 0 

Navan  535-31 

Port  Hood  601 

Chase 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Peterboro'ER...O 
Nanaimo BC 

Shuswap  535-70 
Havelock  535-34 
Nanaimo  535-140 

Cheverie 

Hants NS 

Saskatoon....  Sask 
Wolfe Q 

Scotch  Vil'ge  562-4 
Nutana  534-22 

Cheviot 

Chase  River 

Chevrefils 

Danville  580'12 

Chaswood  

Halifax NS 

Shubenacadie  599-1 

Chezacut 

Yale-Cariboo... BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 

Chatboro' 

Argenteuil Q 

StPhilip'ed' Argen- 

Chiasson  

Gloucester....  NB 

Shippigan  540 

teuil  533-4 

Chichester 

Pontiac Q 

via  Pembroke  Ont 

Ch&teauguay .... 
Chdteauguay  B'n 

Chateauguay  ...( 
Chateauguay  . . .  ( 

805-40 

Chicot 

Berthier Q 

St.  Cuthbert  Sta'n 

Chateaguay  805-40 

535-21 

Chateau  Richer . . 

Montmorency  ..  (^ 

676(R.  R.  name  Cha- 

*Chicoutimi  

Chicoutimi Q 

674-1,  329-8 

teau  Richer  Vill.) 

Chicoutimi  Quest 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chicoutimi  674-1, 

Chateauvert 

Portneuf Q 

La  Chevrotifere 

329-8 

535-21 

*Chignecto 

Cumberland..  NS 

Maccan  599-1,  525 

Chater 

.535-50-52 

Chigwell 

Chilanco  Forks  . . 

535-114 

Chatfield 

Dauphin M 

Teulon  535-60 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Astcroft  535-70 

^Chatham  

KentWR 0 

889-3,196-5,580-97, 

Chilcoten 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 

535-42,  96 

*ChilUwack 

N.Westminster  BC 

450-3,  458  or  Harri- 

* Chatham 

Northum'land.N  E 

599-19,   353 

son  River  535-70 

Chatillon 

Yamaska Q 

St.CyriUedeWen- 

Chimney  Comer. 

Inverness N  S 

Inverness  601 

Grey  S  R 0 

dova  599-16 
535-40 

Chin 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Queen's PEI 

535-67 

*Chatsworth  .... 

China  Point 

Vernon  River 

Chatterton 

Hastings  W  R. . .  0 

Foxborough  580-27 

Bridge  665-6 

Chaudiere  Basin . 

Levis  Q 

StRo'ualdd'Etche- 
min  599-16,580-12 

Chinook 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Bassano  535  '53 

Chinook  Cove. . . . 

Kamloops  535-70 

Chaudiire  Curve. 

L6vi3 Q 

599-4-16,  580-12 

*Chipman 

Queen's N  B 

Edmonton....  Alta 

637,  390-2 

Chaudiere  Sta.... 

L6vis Q 

599-16, 580-12  (R.R. 
name  Chaudiere) 

Chipman 

534-14 

Chipman's  Brook 

King's NS 

Centre ville  562-2 

Chaumont 

Lotbiniere Q 

St.  Agapit  580-12 

Chipman's  Corn's 

King's NS 

Steam  Mills  Village 

Chauvin  

Strathcona...Alta 

Lloydminster 

562-2 

534-14 

*Chippawa 

Welland 0 

693-35 

Cheadle 

Calgary Alta 

N.Westminster  BC 

535-53 

Chippawa  Hill... 
Chiselhurst 

Rmpp  N"  TJ                0 

via  South'mpton,0 
Hensall  580-50 

Cheam 

Nicomin  535-70 

Huron  S  R 0 

Cheapside 

Haldimand 0 

Jarvis  580-70-97 

Chisholm 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

Bloomlield  544 

Cheboque  Point. . 

Yarmouth....  N  S 

via  Yarmouth  N  S 

Chiswick 

Nipissing 0 

Bonfield  535-12 

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RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

0FFICK8. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEBKEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEY,PP.174-178 

Chlorj'dormes  . . . 

Gasp6 q 

348  or  Gaspe 
346,  350 

Clarke  

Wesleyville  580.9 
345 

*ClarkeCity 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chocolate  Cove.. 

Charlotte NB 

Leonards  ville  401-1 

Clarkleigh  

Dauphin M 

Oak  Point  534-11 

or  St.  Andrew's, 

*Clarksburg 

GreyER 0 

Thornbury  580-68, 

535-87,  400 

430-1 

Choquette 

Montmagny Q 

Montmagny  599-3 

Clark's  Corners.. 

Queen's NB 

Douglas  Harb.  N  B 

Chortitz 

Provencher M 

Simcoe 0 

Giroux  534-18 
Penetanguishene 

Clark's  Crossing.. 
Clark's  Road 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Cape  Breton... NS 

534  "22 

Christian  Island. . 

Louisb'rg  698 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

680-69,  430-3 
Powassan  580-67 

Clarkson 

Peel 0 

580-87,535-44  (R.R. 
name  Clarkson's) 

Christian  Valley.. 

Christie 

Wentworth 0 

Dundas  580-83 

Clarkstown 

Russell 0 

via  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Christie's 

York NB 

Mouth  of  Keswick 

Clarksville 

Hants ..NS 

562-4 

535-83 

Clarktown 

Queen's PEI 

Pisquid  665-3 

Christieville 

Argenteuil Q 

533-5 

Clarkville 

York NB 

Millville  535-83 

Christina 

Middlesex  WR...0 

OT'aMt.  Brydges,0. 

ClarkeviUe 

Edmonton....  Alta 

Edmonton  535-63 

Christmas  Island 

Cape  Breton... NS 

599-14 

Clarry 

Northumberland 

Christy's  Lake . . . 

Lanark  S  R 0 

Wemyss  535-34 

ER 0 

Hastings  580-27 

Chute  Panet     .   . 

Portneux Q 

Assa.  East...Sa3k 

St.  Raymond  674 
535-101 

Claude 

Peel 0 

Cheltenham  535-39 

Churchbridge 

580-65 

Churchill 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Lefroy  580-67 

Claverhouse  

Inverness N  S 

Strathlorn  601 

Churchill 

Prince PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Clavering 

GreyNR 0 

580-56  (R.R.Station 

Church  Hill 

King's N  B 

Elgin  572 

in  Bruce  County) 

Church  House 

Comox-Atlin    B  C 

Heriot  Bay  455-2 
Birch  town  389-3 

Clavet 

Humboldt       Sask 

Nutana  5^4-22 

Church  Over 

Shelburne NS 

Clay  Bank  

Renfrew  SR....  0 

Arnprior  535-12, 

Church  Point. . . . 

Digby NS 

562-1 

580-110 

King's N  S 

Peel 0 

Port  Williams  562-1 

Claybell 

Nipissing 0 

N.Westminst'rBC 

Englehart  699 
Matsqui  3A  N. 

Churchville 

535-39 

Clay  burn 

Churchville 

Pictou NS 

New  Glasgow 

Clayoquot 

Comox-Atlin..  BC 

450-2 

599-7-10-13 

tClaxton  

Comox-Atlin.. B  C 

450-5  (Landing  n. 

Chute  d  Blondeau 

Prescott 0 

328orCu8hingQ541 

Claxt'n  Cannery) 

Chu  Chua 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Kamloops  535  70 

*Clayton 

Lanark  NR 0 

Almonte  535-12 

Chute  Shipsaw... 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chicoutimi  674-1 

Clayton  

N.  Westminster  BC 

waN.West'sterBC 

Chute  Leon 

Labelle Q 

Lac   des   Ecores— 

Clear  Creek 

Norfolk 0 

Port  Rowan  580-86 

Nomi'que  535-23 

Clearfield 

Regina Sask 

Weyburn  535-66 

Chute  Ste.Ursule. 

Maskinonge Q 

Ste.  Ursule  533-1 

Clear  Lake 

Muskoka  0 

Gravenhurst  580*67 

Ch'tesPeribonka. 

Chicoutimi Q 

Hebertville  674-1 

420-3 

*CityCouncillorSt 

Montreal  City..  Q 

Clearland 

Lunenburg N  S 

Mahone  Bay  589-3 

City  View 

Carleton 0 

via  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Clear  Spring 

King's PEI 

Bear  River  665-4 

Clachan  

Kent  ER 0 

Both  well  535-42, 
580-97 

Clear  Springs 

Clearwater 

Provencher  . . . .  M 
Lisgar M 

Giroux  534-18 

535-57 

Clair    

Victoria NB 

700-1  (R.  R.  name 
Clairs) 

Clear  View 

*Clearville 

Carleton NB 

KentER 0 

R  de  Chute  535*90 

Muir  Kirk  693-34, 

Clair 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Bagot Q 

Yorkton  534-13 
St,  Simon  de  Ya- 

Clelands  Corner  . 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

889-2 

Clairv'uxdeB'g't. 

South  Ohio  562-1 

maska  535-1 

tClement 

Wright Q 

Gracefield  535-37 

Clairva'xdeCh'ix . 

Charlevoix Q 

Bale  St.  Paul  329-8 

Clementsport 

Annapolis  . . . .  N  S 

562-1 

Claire  Fontaine.. 

Kent NB 

Kouchibouguac  — 

Clementsvale  .... 

Annapolis  . . . .  N  S 

Clementsport  562-1 

S.Louis  dekent  610 

Cleomee 

Oxford  S  R  .        0 

Springford  580-78 
665-1 

Clairville 

Kent NB 

Coal  Br'h.  Sta.  599-2 

Clermont 

Prince PEI 

Clam  Bay 

Halifax NS 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Clevelands 

King's NB 

Penobsquis  599-12 

Clam  Harbor 

Halifax N  S 

ma  Halifax  N  S 

Cleveland 

Richmond....  NS 

599-14 

Clam  Point 

Shelburne NS 

waB'rringt'nP's'ge 

Cleverville 

Alberta Alta 

Staveley  535-64 

Clanbrassil 

Haldimand 0 

693-34  (R.  R.  name 

*Clifford 

Clififordvale 

Wellington  NR..0 

580-54 

Dufiferin) 

Victoria NB 

Orton ville  535-84 

Clandeboye 

Selkirk         .        M 

535-61 

Clifton 

Gloucester...  NB 

540(RRn.Cliflfton) 
390-3  or  Rothesay 
562-4             [599-12 

Clandeboye 

Clanricarde 

MiddlesexNR.  ..0 

580-50 

Clifton 

King's NB 

Peterboro'ER..O 

Coe  Hill  544 

Clifton    

Colchester....  NS 

Clanwilliam 

Marquette M 

534-10 

Clinch's  Mills.... 

St.  John NB 

MusQuash  639 

Clapham 

M^gantic  Q 

Thetford  Mines  675 

*Clinton  

Yale-Cariboo . .  B  C 

Ashcroft  535-70 

Clapperton 

Bonaventure Q 

Maria  508 

^Clinton 

Huron  WR 0 

580-50-52 

Clapton 

Humboldt       Sask 

Strassburg  535-11 
Peterboro'  535-34 

Clinton 

Queen's PEI 

Toronto  West     .0 

RrpflHalbanp  fififi'l 

Claraday 

*ClintonStBOffice 
Clinworth 

Clare 

Wellington  NR..0 

Mt.  Forest  535-41, 

Maple  Creek  535-53 
Chigwell  534-14 
Welsford  535-88 

580-46 

Clive 

Red  Deer.        Alta 

*Claremont 

Ontario  SR 0 

535-34 

Clones  

Queen's NB 

Claremont  

Cumberland..  N  S 

River  Philip  599-1 
327,  or  Rockland 

Clontarf 

Renfrew  S  R    .    0 

Killaloe  580  110 

*Clarence 

Russell  0 

Cloudslee 

AlgomaER 0 

via  Bruce  Mines  0 

580-107 

Clova 

Mackenzie Sask 

Roblin  534-13 

■Clarence 

Annapolis.... N  S 

589-1 

Cloverdale 

Colchester....NS 

Brookfield  599-1 

*  Clarence  Creek.. 

Russell  0 

580-107 

Cloverdale 

N.  Westminster  BC 

464-74.  711 

*Clarenceville  . . . 

Missisquoi Q 

677  1 

Cloverdale 

Carleton NB 

Hartland  535-90 

Clarendon  Stat.. 

Frontenao 0 

611  (R.  R.  name 

Cloverdale  East.. 

Carleton NB 

Hartland  535-90 

Clarendon) 

Cloverley 

Moose  Jaw  . .  Sask 

Gull  Lake  535-53 

Clarendon  Sta. . . . 

Queen's N  B 

535-88  (R.  R.  name 
Clarendon) 

Cloverport 

Simcoe                  0 

Port  Carling  420-3 
Sussex  599-12 

Clover  Hill 

King's NB 

Claresholm 

Alberta Alta 

535-64 

Cloverville 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Antigonishe  599-7 

Clareview 

Lennox  and 

Clover  Bar 

Edmonton Alta 

Strathcona  535-63, 

Addington 0 

Erinsville  509  1 

534-14 

Clarina 

Peterboro'  E  R.     0 

Norwood  535-34 

Clover  Valley.... 

N.  Westminster  B  C 

Cloverdale  464-74 

Clarkboro 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Osier  534-22 

711 

Clarke's  Harbour 

Shelburne NS 

369-6,  380  or   Bar- 

Clover  Valley.... 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Ripley  580-48 

rington  Passage 
589-5 

dington 0 

Kaladar  Sta.  535-34 

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[1911 


POST 
OFFICRS. 

KLECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKF,Y,PP.174-178 

Club  Shawenigan. 
Clumber 

Three  Rivers  and 

St  Maurice 

Assa.  East....Sask 

Bruce  NR 0 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

VVentworth 0 

Edmonton Alta 

Huntingdon Q 

Shelburne NS 

Queen's PEI 

Peterboro'  E  R . .  0 

Queen's PEI 

Colchester....  NS 

Inverness N  S 

Strathcona....Alta 
Kent N  B 

Pictou NS 

Queen's N  B 

Kootenay BC 

Alberta Alta 

Queen's NB 

Kent N  B 

Stanstead Q 

Souris M 

Kent  WR 0 

Nipissing 0 

Middlesex  ER..0 

Nanaimo B  C 

Renfrew  N  R . . .  0 
Battleford....Sask 

Victoria 0 

Northum'WR..O 
York NB 

Kent N  B 

Kent N  B 

Calgary Alta 

Nipissing 0 

Cape  Breton.. N  S 
Algoma  E  R . . . .  0 

Guysborough .  N  S 

Northum'  E  R. . .  0 

Queen's NB 

Hastings  WR  ..0 

Huntingdon Q 

Shelburne.... '.NS 

Hants N  S 

Chambly  and 

Vercheres Q 

Mackenzie... .Sask 
DufferinNR....O 

Portneuf Q 

Northumb'  E  R  0 

Essex  S  R 0 

St.  John NB 

King's NS 

Victoria Alta 

Northumb'  W  R.  0 

Dauphin M 

Middlesex  NR..0 

Carleton NB 

Colchester....  NS 

Carleton NB 

Simcoe  E  R  . . . .  0 
Lennox  and 

Addington....O 
Guysboro' N  S 

Halifax N  S 

Frontenac 0 

Shawenegan  533-1 
Saltcoats  535-101 
Port  Elgin  580-54 
535-53 

Killean  535-35 
Morinrille  534-24 
Trout  River  580-7 
Port  Clyde    589-3, 

369-6,  380 
via  CharlottetowD 
Coe  Hill  544 
665-l(R.R.n.Clyde) 
Denmark  599-15 
Inverness  601 
Content  535-114 
599-2  (R.  R.  name 

Coal  Branch) 
N.  Glasgow  599-7- 

10-13 
637  (R.  R.  name 

Pennlyn) 
335-67  (R.  R.  name 

Cokato 
535-67 

390-2  or  CoalC'k637 
St.  Anthony  627 
580-8 

Deloraine  535-57 
889-2  (R.  R.  name 

Coatsworth) 
699 

Thorndale  580-49 
.535  110 
535-12 

N.Battleford  534-14 
580-29,  312-1 
580-9,   309-1,   329-3 
Prince  William 

Station  535^88 
Notre  Dame  627 
Notre  Dame  627 
535-53 

Englehart  699 
Port  Morien  698 
148-6,   426,   424   in 

Winter  ma  Bruce 

Mines  0 
Isaac's  Harb.   368, 

371-1 
Brighton  580-9,324, 

329-3,  309 
637,390-6(Land'gn. 

Armstrong's) 
544 

Trout   River  580-7 
Barringt'n  589-3 
Scotch  Village562 -4 

St.  Hilaire  580-08 
Kamsack  534-13 
GrandValley  535-41 
St.  Raymond  674 
5S0-9 

Harrow  889-2 
via  St.  John 
562-l(RRnColdb'k) 
Vegreville  534-14 
via  Cobourg,  Ont 
Oak  Point  534-11 
Komoka    535-42, 

580-83-85 
Hartland  535  "90 
Shubenacadie  599-1 
Peel  535-90 
580-32 

Yarker  509-1-2 
Isaac's  Harb.   368, 

371-1 
via  Halifax  N  S 
611  (R.  R.  name 

Hinchinbrook) 

*  Coleman 

*Coleman 

Coleman 

Coleman  Corner. 
Colenso  . 

Alberta Alta 

York  S  R  0 

Prince PEI 

Albert NS 

Grey  N  R 0 

Peel O 

Mdgantic  Q 

Assa.  West.... Alta 

Queen's N  B 

Assa.  West...Sa8k 

Victoria NB 

Lambton  W  R..0 
Simcoe  S  R  . . . .  0 

Westmoreland  N  B 
Antigonishe  ..N  S 
Antigonishe  ..N  S 
Northumberl'd.NB 
Assa.  West...Sask 
Pontiac Q 

King's NB 

Simcoe  N  R  ....0 

Cumberland..  N  S 
Vancouver.... B  C 

Frontenac 0 

Nipissing  E  R....0 

Annapolis N  S 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Albert NB 

Bruce  N  R 0 

Dundas 0 

Nanaimo BC 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Kootenay B  C 

Ontario  S  R  ....0 
Simcoe  S  R  . . . .  0 

Nanaimo B  C 

Kootenay B  C 

Essex  SR 0 

Renfrew  S  R....0 

Essex  S  R 0 

Victoria NB 

Digby N  S 

Yarmouth  ....NS 
Compton Q 

King's. P  EI 

Parry  Sound  ....0 
City  of  Montreal.Q 

Vaudreuil Q 

Comox-Atlin..BC 

Compton Q 

Compton Q 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Brant 0 

Digby NS 

Pictou NS 

YorkCR 0 

Chicoutimi Q 

Assa  West.... Sask 

King's N  S 

Waterloo  N  R...0 

Wellington  S  R.O 

Nipissing 0 

Strathoona .  ..Alta 
Wellington  N  R.O 

Stormont 0 

Carleton NB 

Simcoe  SR 0 

535-67 

.580-9  (RRn  York) 

665-1 

Elgin  572 

via  Meaford  Ont 

Cluny  Station 

Clyde 

Coleraine 

Coleraine  Sta 

Coleridge 

Cole's  Island 

Coleville 

Colin 

Kleinburg  535-40 
675  (R.  R.  name 

Coleraine) 
535-53 
390-5  or  Cody's  637 

St.  Hilaire  700-1 

Clyde 

Clyde's  Corners.. 
Clyde  Biver 

Clyde  River 

Clydesdale 

Clyde  Station... 

Clydesvale 

Coady  Settlement 

Coal  Banks 

Coal  Branch  Sta. . 

Coalburn 

Colinville 

Colgan 

College  Bridge  . . 
College  Grant  .. 

Collegeville 

Collette 

Kimball  693-37 
Tottenham  580-65 

535-48 
599-1 

Antigonishe  599*7 
Antigonishe  .599-7 
Rogersville  599-2 

Collev 

Maple  Creek  535-53 
Campbell's  Bay 

535-28 
Belleisle  Creek  637 

Coal  Creek 

Collfield 

Coal  Creek 

Collina 

Coaldale 

*Collingwood 

Collingiv'd  C'rner 
CoUingwood  East 

Collin's  Bay 

Collin's  Inlet 

Colonial  Arms.... 

Colonsay 

Colpitis  • 

580-64-68,  431, 
430-1-2,  165-2 

Coal  Mines 

Coates' Mills 

*Coaticook 

Coatstone 

Coatsworth  Sta.. 

*Cobalt 

River  Philip  599-1 

Vancouver  535-70 

580-9 

via  Killamey,  Ont 

Deep  Brook  562-1 

Salisbu'y  599 -12,693 
via  Wiarton,  Ont 
Chesterville  535-33 
via  Victoria  B  C 

Cobble  Hill 

Cobble  Hill 

*Cobden 

Colpoy's  Bay 

Colquhoun 

Colquitz 

Coblenz 

Cohoconk 

*Cobourg 

Columbia 

Columbia  Gard'ns 

Columbus 

Oolwell 

Grand  Forks    464, 
101-104,77,535-72 
Nelson  535-72 
Oshawa  580-9 

.580 -68-69  (RRn'me 

Cocaone        , 

Colwood 

*Comaplix 

*Comber 

Combermere 

Comet 

Colwell  Juncti'n) 
via  Victoria  B  C 
Arrowhead  535-75 

445-1 
693-32-34 

Barry's  Bay  580-110 
Harrow  889-2 

Cocagne  Cape  . . . 

Cochrane 

Cochrane  

Cochran's  Lake . . 
Cockburn  Island. 

Coddle's  Harbour 

Codrington 

Cody's 

Comeau  Bridge  . . 
Comeauville 

Comeau's  Hill  . . . 
Comin's  Mills.... 

Commercial  Cross 

Commanda 

CommissionersSt. 

Como 

*Com,ox 

Grand  Falls  535-84 
Little  Br'k  Station 

562-1 
via  Yarmouth  N  S 
675-19  (R.  R.  name 

Hereford) 
Montague  665 -7,362 
Trout  Creek  580*67 

535-31,  328 
452-3 

Coe  Hill. 

Coffey's  Corners  . 

Coffinscroft 

Cogmagun  River. 
Coin  Rond 

Cokato 

*Compton 

Compton  Station . 

580-8 

580-8  (R.  R.  name 

Compton) 
Medicine  535-53 

Colbeck 

Colbert 

Conboyville 

Concession 

Concord  .     ... 

Caledonia  580-70-79 

*Colborne 

Colchester 

LittleBr'k  Sta.  562-1 
Glengarry  Station 

580-67  (R.R.  name 

Coldbrook 

Cold  Brook  Sta.. 

Concord 

Cold  Lake 

Cold  Springs  . . . 

Conde 

ThornhiU) 
Roberval  674 

Cold  Springs 

Condie 

534-22 

Coldstream . . 

Coldstream 

Coldstream 

Coldstream  East. 

*Coldwater 

Colebrook 

Condon  Settlem't 
Conestogo 

Coningsby 

Coniston 

Conjuring  Creek. 

Ca'bridge  Sta.  562-1 
Berlin  580-47-51, 

578  or  St.  Jacobs 

580-47 
Erin  535-36 
Sudbury  535-13 
Leduc  535-63 
Mount  Forest  535-- 

Cole  Harbour.... 
Cole  Harbour  Rd. 

Connaught 

41,  580-46 
Chesterville  535-33 
Florence  ville535  -90 

Cole  Lake 

Connor 

Palgrave    580-65, 

535-48 

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POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


197 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Connor. 


Conns  Mills 

Conover 

Conquer'll  Bank, 

Conquerall  Mills , 

Conrad     

Conroy 

*Con8econ 

Constance 

Content 


*Contrecceur . 
Conway 


Conway  Station . . 

Cooking  Lake 

Cook's  Brook 

Cook's  Cove  

Cook's  Creek 

*Cookshire  


*Cookstown . 
Cooksville  .. 
Cookville . . . 
Cookville . . . 


Cooper 

Cooper's  Falls  . . 


Copeland 

Copenhagen 
Cope's  Falls. 
Capetown.. . 
Copeville . . . 
Copleston  . . 


Copley 

*Copper  Cliff . . 

Copperfield 

Copper  Lake  . . 
Copper  River . . 
Coppice  Hill 


Coquitlam . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
8EBKEy,PP.174-178 


Victoria N  B  700-1  (R.  R.  name 

Connors) 


Cumberland..  N  S 

Dufferin O 

Lunenburg NS 

....NS 


Lunenburg 

Yukon  

Perth O 

Prince  Edward . .  O 

Huron  WR O 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 


Coral 

Corbeil 

Corberrie 

Corbett 

Corbetton 

Corbin 

Corbin 

Corby  ville 

Cordova 

*  Cordova  Mines. 
Corey 


Corjield 

Corinne 

Corinth 

Cork 

Cork  Station 


Corliss 

Cormac 

Cormier's  Cove  . 
Cormier  Village. 
Cormierville  . . . 

Cornell 

Corner  of  Beach 
Corn  Hill 


Cornucopia 

^Cornwall  

Cornwall 

Cornwall  Centre 
Cornwall  Island. 


Vercheres Q 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Prince  West.P  E  I 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Halifax N  S 

Guysboro' N  S 

Selkirk M 

Compton Q 


Simcoe  S  R  . . . .  O 

Peel O 

Westmoreland  N  B 
Edmonton  .  ..Alta 

Hastings  E  R  . .  O 
Ontario  N  R....0 

Humboldt Sask 

Elgin  E  R O 

Haliburton 0 

Wentworth O 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 
Lambton  E  R  ..O 

Souris M 

Nipissing  E  R. . .  O 

Megantic Q 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
Edmonton Alta 

N.Westminster  BC 

Northumberland  O 

Nipissing O 

Digby N  S 

Huron... .E  R..0 

DufiEerin 0 

Huntingdon Q 

Kootenay BO 

Hastings  E  R  . .  O 

Marquette M 

Peterboro'ER..O 
Queen's N  B 

Nanaimo B  C 

Assiniboia  .  ..Sask 

Elgin  E  R O 

Victoria Alta 

York N  B 

Stanstead Q 

Renfrew  S  R..  ..0 
Westmoreland  N  B 
Westmoreland  N  B 

Kent NB 

Oxford  SR 0 

Gasp6 Q 

King's NB 

Red  Deer Alta 


599-15 
Shelburne  535-40 
374  or  Bridgewater 

—  1-3 
Hebbs  Cross  589-3 
Carcross  862 
St.  Paul's  580-51 
544 

Seaforth  580-52 
535-114  (R.R.  name 

Nevis) 
677-3,  329-5 

9  or  Ernestown 

Station  580-9 
665-1  (R.  R.  name 

Conway) 
Strathcona  535-63, 

534-14 
Shubenacadie  599  -1 
Guysborough   368, 

"""  2 
via  Winnipeg  Man 
535-7,  675-19  (R.R. 

name  Cookshire 

June,  on  67519 
580-65 
535 .35 

Midgic  Station  638 
Fort  Saskatchewan 

534-14 
Queensboro  509-1 
Washago   580-67, 

532  1 
Qu'Appelle  535-52 
AylmerWest  580-97 
Torv  Hill  600 
580-83 

Castor  535-114 
Petrolia  580-84, 

693-36 
Lyleton  535-69 
535-25 

BroughtonSta.675 
Antigonishe  599-7 
Pt.Essington  450-5 
Fort  Saskatchew'n 

534-14 
535-70-71  (R.R.na'e 

Westminster  Jn.) 
via  Port  Hope  Ont 
535-12 

Weymouth  562-1 
Park  Hill  580-51 
535-40 

Hemmingf  ord580 -5 
Crowsnest  535-67 
580-27 

Franklin  535-100 
Havelock  535-34 
Butternut  Ridge 

572 
Koksilah  535-140 
5:^5-66 

580-97,  196-5 
Vegreville  534-14 
535-88(RR.n.Cork) 

Coaticook  580-8 
Killaloe  5S0-110 
CollegeBridge599-l 
Shediac  599-11 
Notre  Dame  627 
693-34 

Perce  346,  348,  350 
Anagance  599-12, 
799,580-9,320,320-1, 
301,  324,  329-2-3 
535-114 


Coronation 


Corraville 

Corris  

Corson's  Siding. 

Oortereal 

Cortez  Island . .  . 

Corunna 

Corwhin   

Cosby 

Costigan 


Cosy  Nook  ..... 
Cote  des  Corbeil. 
Coteau  du  Lac. . . 
Coieau  Landing . 

Coteau  Station . . 

C6te  des  Neiges . . 
Cote  des  Neig's  Ou 
Cote  des  Ouimet 
tCotes  des  P6res 
Cote  des  Perrons 

Cote  Double 

Cote  Lalande. . . 
Cote  Rouge 


POST 
OFFICES. 


C6te  Sainte  Anne 
CoteSt.Emmanu'l 
Cote  St.  Etienne. 

Cote  St.  Hermas. 
Cote  St.  Joseph. 
C6te  St.  Leonard 

Cote  St.  Louis. .. 
Cote  St.  Michel.. 
Cote  St.  Pierre  . . 

Cote  St.  Th6r6se. 
Cote  St.  Vincent . 

Cote  Visitation  . . 

C6t6s  Mills 

Cotham 

Cotswold 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


I  RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEY,PP.174-178 


Cottam 

Cotterview  . , 
Cottesloe  — 
Cottonwood 
Cottonwood 
Coughlan  . . 


Coulee 

Coulombe 
Courcelles 


Country  H'r  Min's 

Coulson 

Coultervale  . . 

Coulter 

Cournoyer 

Courtenay  . . . 
Courtice 


Victoria N  B 

King's P  E  I 

Richmond Q 

Victoria O 

Gasp6 Q 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
Lambton  W  R..0 
Wellington  SR..0 

Nipissing O 

Victoria NB 

Battleford. . . .  Sask 
Two  Mountains..  Q 

Soulanges Q 

Soulanges Q 

Soulanges Q 

•Jacques  Cartier..Q 
Jacques  Cartier..Q 

Laval Q 

Quebec Q 

Laval Q 

Two  Mountains. .  Q 
Two  Mountains. .  Q 
Two  Mountains.  .Q 

Kent NB 

Soulanges Q 

Two  Mountains  .Q 

Two  Mountains.. Q 

Richmond Q 

Laval Q 

Maisonneuve  ...Q 

Hochelaga Q 

Labelle Q 

Napierville Q 

Two  Mountains.  Q 

Maisonneuve Q 

Wolfe Q 

Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 
Wellington  NR.O 

Essex  SR O 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 
Peterboro'E  R..0 
Assa.  West . . .  Sask 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
North amber'd  NB 

Assa.  West. .  .Sask 

Dorchester Q 

Beauce Q 

Guysboro'  . . . .  N  S 

Simcoe  E  R O 

Souris M 

Souris M 

Nicolet .  Q 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
Durham O 


Courtland  . . 
*Courtright 


535-90-91  (R.R.na'e 

Perth  Junction) 
CardiganB'ge  665-3 
Kinsbury  653 
580-29 

Gasp6  346,  348,  350 
Whaletown  455-2 

-2 
535-37 

Warren  535-13 
via  Aroostook 

Junction  N  B 
Lashburn  534-14 
St.  Augustin  535-18 
Coteau Lan'g  329-2 
329 -2  or  Coteau  Sta. 

580-9-105 
.580-9-105  (RR  name 

Coteau  Junction) 
via  Montreal  Que 
via  Montreal  Que 
Ste.  Rose  535-18 
Beauport  676 
St.  Rose  535-18 
St.  Placide  328 
St.  Hermas  535-18 
Ste.  Scholastique 

535  18 
Buctouche  627 
St.  Clet  535-33 
St.  Scholastique 

535-18 
St.  Hermas  535-18 
Br'mpton  ville  580-8 
Pointe  aux 

Trembles  533-1 
via  Montreal  Que 
via  Montreal  Que 
Papineauville 

535-18,  327,  328 
580-5 
Ste.  Scholastique 

535-18 
via  Montreal  Que 
D'IsraeU  675 
Debuc  535-111 
Palmerston  580-46- 

53-54 
Essex  693-30-34 
Mannville  534-14 
Norwood  535-34 
Pense  535-52 
Ashcroft  535-70 
599  19  (RRname 

Coughlan's) 
Maple  Creek  535-53 
St.  H6nedine  675 
675-2  or  (R.  R.  n. 

Lambton) 
IsaacsHar  368,371-1 
Orillia  580-32-67 
535-69 
535-69 

Three  Rivers  535 -19 
Comox  452-3 
Bowmanville580-9, 


Stormont O  580-9 

Queen's P E  l\via  Charlottetown 

Stormont Olvia  Cornwall  Ont 

Stormont 01  Cornwall  580-9 


Courval 

Cousineau 

Coutlee 

Coutts 

Couttsville 

Couturvral 

Covehead  Road. 

Coventry  

Coverdale 


Cove  Road 


Norfolk O 

Lambton  W  R..0 


Moose  Jaw  . . .  Sask 

Wright Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Alberta Alta 

Nipissing O 

Rimouski Q 

Queen's PEI 

Peel O 

Albert NB 


Colchester 


.NS 


.580-97,  196-5 
889-3,  693-37,  165-1 
Ferry  withSt.  Clair 
Springs  Mich. 
Mortlach  535*52 
Angers  535-18 
SpencesB'ge  535-70 
503-1 

Thornloe  699 
Aniqui  599-2 
Little  York  665-3 
Bolton  535-46-48 
Moncton  6-27,599-1- 

2-12 
Londonderry    Sta. 

599-1 


198 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


KAIIiROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

BLECTORAli 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R,  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KBY.PP.  174-178 

SBBKEY,PP.174-178 

Covey  Hill 

Huntingdon 

.Sask 

Hemmingf'rd  580-5 
Gull  Lake  535 '53 

309   329-3    or    via 

Covington 

Moose  Jaw.. 

Picton,  Ont. 

Cowal 

Elgin  W  R. . 

....0 

IonaSta693 -34  889-2 

Creston 

Kootenay B  C 

535-67,  464-69 

Cowan  Creek  — 

Gloucester. . 

..N  B 

Six  Roads  587 

Cresswell 

Victoria 0 

Manilla,  580-35-38 

Cowan's 

Huntingdon 
Missisquoi . . 

:::% 

Hemmingfo'd  580-5 
535-3 

Crewe 

Huron  W  R          O 

T<iif>knn«?  '^Sfl-dS 

*Cowansville 

Crewson's  Corn'rs 

Wellington  SR..0 

Acton  580-51 

Cow  Bay  

Halifax 

..WS 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Crieff 

Wellington  SR..0 

Puslinch  535-35 

Cowdery 

Dauphin  . . . 

...M 

Oak  Point  534-11 

Crinan 

Elgin  W  R 0 

West  Lome  698-34, 

Cowichan  Bay.. . . 

Nanaimo 

..BC 

Cowichan  535-140 

889-2 

Cowichan  Lake . . 

Nanaimo 

..B(^ 

Somenos  535-140 

Crockett 

Victoria NB 

Clair  700-1 

Cowichan  Station 

Nanaimo 

..BC 

535-140  (R  R  name 

Crocusvale 

Battleford....  Sask 

Saskatoon  535-62 

Cowichan) 

Croft 

Antigonishe . .  .N  S 

Low.Sou.Riv.  599-7 

Cowley  

Alberta 

Humboldt. . . 
Cape  Breton 

.Alta 
.Sask 

..NS 

535-67 

Pr,  Albert  535  12-22 

via  Sydney  N  S 

Crofton 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

Nanaimo BC 

LambtonWR...O 

Bloomfield  544 

Coxby 

451-1    452-2 

Coxheath 

Cromar 

Brigden  693-37 

Cox's  Point 

Queen's 

.N  B 

390-2  or  Cumber- 

Cromarty  

PerthSR 0 

Dublin  580-52 

land  Bay  637 

Cromwell 

Selkirk M 

Beausejour  535-51 

Coyote  Valley  . . . 

Eklmonton. . . 

.Alta 

Vermilion  534-11 

Crooked  River  . . . 

Mackenzie....  Sask 

534  12 

Crabtree  Mills.... 

Joliette 

....Q 

Joliette  533-1 

Crookston 

Hastings  WR...0 

580-33 

Cracrof  t 

Comox-Atlin 

,.RC 

Port  Neville  455-2 

Crosby 

nrnsshiim 

Leeds 0 

516 

Craig  . 

Strathcona. 

.Alta 

Innisfail  535-63 

Annapolis N  S 

Compton Q 

Springfield  589-1 
Robinson  535-7 

Craighurst 

Simcoe  N  R 

...0 

535-48 

Crossbury 

CraigieLea 

Muskoka.... 

...  O 

Staney  Brae  532-1 

Cross  Creek 

York NB 

599-19 

Craigleith 

Grey  E  R... 

...  0 

580-68 

Crossfield 

Calgary Alta 

535-63 

Craigmont 

Renfrew  S  R. 

....0 

Barry'sBay  580-110 

Crossbill 

Waterloo  N  R  ..0 

Linwood  535-47 

Craigsholme   

Wellington  N  R..0 

Bel  wood  535-36 

Cross  Lake 

Nipissing 0 

Madaw'8ka580-110- 

Craig's  R'd  Sta. . . 

Levis 

...  Q 

580-12  (R.  R.  name 

111 

Craig's  Road) 

Crossland 

Simcoe  N  R  . . . .  0 

Phelpston  580-69 

Craigmore  

Inverness   . . 

..N  S 

601 

Crosspoint 

Bonaventure Q 

508  Ferry  with 

Oraigvale 

Simcoe  S  R. . 

...  0 

580-67 

Campbellton  NB 

Craik 

Assiniboia  W 

Sask 

534-22 

Guysborough  .N  S 
Cape  Breton  ..NS 

Crampton 

Middlesex  E  R..0 

Putnam  535-38 

Cross  Rd.L'ch'sC. 

599-14  (R.  R.  name 

Cranberry 

Megantic  . . . 

....Q 

Black  Lake  675 

Leitche's  Creek) 

Cranbourne 

Dorchester.. 

....Q 

St.  Joseph  de 

Cross  Rds.,  Lot 48 

Queen's PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Beauce  676-1 

Cross  Rs.  M.  Mel'd 

Guysborough  .N  S 

Mulgrave  599-7-14, 

*Cranbrook 

Huron  ER.. 

....O 

Brussels  580-48 

364-2,  369-1-2-3 

*Cranbrook 

Kootenay . . . 

..BC 

535-67-108 

Cross  Roads,  Ohio 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

JamesRiv.Sta  599-7 

CrandallRoad... 

Inverness. . . 

.JS  s 

waPt.Hawkesbury 

Cross  Roads, 

Crandell 

Marquette . . 

...M 

535-50  (R.  R.  name 
Crandall) 

Roger  Hill 

Crosswoods 

Pictou NS 

Scotsburn  599-15 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Southey  535-111 

Crane  Creek 

SaskatchewanSask 

Ruddle  534-14 

Crosthwaite. 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Qu'Appelle  535-52 

Crane  Lake 

Assa.  West.. 
Red  Deer. . . . 

.Sask 
.Alta 

535-53 
Killam  535-113 

KentER 0 

Thamesville  580-97 

Cranmer 

535-42 

Cranston 

Haldimand. . 

....0 

Caledonia  580-79 

Crouse  Town 

Lunenburg NS 

Italy  Cross  589-3 

Cranton  Section  . 

Inverness  . . . 
Leeds 

-N  S 
....0 

Inverness  601 
Newboro  516,  319 

Crowel   

Shelburne.     ..NS 
Colchester  ....NS 

maB'rringtonPa'ge 

Cranworth 

Crowe's  Mills .... 

Truro     599-1-13, 

Crapaud 

Queen's..  .. 

PEI 

CapeTraverse665-2 

562-4 

Crathie 

MiddlesexN  ?.-     O 

Strathroy  580-83 
534-22 
Elmwood580  55 

Calgary Alta 

Frontenac 0 

535-53 

CTttvcn 

Assa.  West . . 
Grey  S  R... 

.Sask 
...0 

Crow  Lake 

Sharbot  Lake  611, 

Crawford 

535-34 

Crawford  Bay 

Kootenay 

..BC 

445-3  or  Procter 

Crowland 

Welland 0 

wia  Welland,  Ont. 

535-79,  446 

Crown  Hill 

Simcoe  N  R  . . . .  0 

Barrie  580-67 

Crawford  Island. . 

Muskoka.... 

...0 

Ravenhurst  680-67 

Crown  Point 

Wentworth 0 

(Summer  Office) 

4-20-3 

Crow's  Nest 

Guysborough..  NS 

Sherbrooke  370 

Crayland 

Battleford. . . 

.Sask 

Saskatoon  535-63 

Crow's  Nest 

Kootenav BC 

535-67 

Crean  Hill  Mine. . 

Algoma  W  R 
Peel 

....0 
....0 

Vict.  Mines  535-25 
.535-39  (R.R.  name 

Crozier 

Thunder  Bay  and 
Rainy  River...O 

Credit  Forks  .... 

F'rt  Frances  534-20 

Forks  of  Credit) 

Croydon 

Lennox  and 

*Crediton 

Huron  S  R. . . 

....0 

Centralia  580-50 

Addington 0 

Tamworth  509-1 

Crediton  East  ... 

Huron  S  R... 

....0 

Centralia  580-50 

Cruickshank  

Grey  N  R 0 

Shallow  L'ke  580-55 

Creeford  

Brandon 

M 

Moore  Park  535-109 

Crumlin 

Middlesex  ER..0 

535-35 

Creek  Bank 

Wellington  NR..0 

Alma  580-54 

Crysler 

Stormont 0 

799 

Creekfleld 

Assa.  West.. 
King's 

.Sask 
.NB 

Saskatoon  535-62 
Anagance  599-12 

Crystal     

Leeds 0 

Welland 0 

Jasper  535-16 

Creek  Road  

Crystal  Beach. . . . 

Ridge  way  580-79 

Creelman 

Qu'Appelle. . 

Sask 

535-65 

(Summer  Office) 

*Creemore 

Simcoe  N  R  . 

...0 

580-64 

^Crystal  City.... 

Lisgar M 

535-57 

Oreemorne 

Pontiac 

...  Q 

Shawville  555-28 

Crystal  Falls 

Argenteuil Q 

St.  Jovite  535-23 

Creighton 

*Creighton  Mine. 

Simcoe  E  R  . 

...0 

Orillia  580-32-67 

Crystal  Rock  .... 

Grenville 0 

Presc't  580-9-535-20 

Algoma  E  R. 

...0 

502-3  (R.  R.  name 

Crystal  Springs.. 

Prince  Albert.Sask 

Birch  Hills  534-12 

Yale-Cariboo 

.BC 

Creighton) 
Okanagan  Landing 

Culdufif      

Dorchester Q 

Ste.     Joseph    de 

Creighton  Valley. 

Beauce  675-1 

535-74,  445-6 

Culham 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Content  (R  R  name 

Creignish  Rear  . . 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

601  (R.  R.  name 

Nevis)  535-114 

Crelgneish) 

Culloden 

Oxford  N  R 0 

Brownsville  693-34 

Cremona 

Calgary 

Alta 

Didsburv  535-63 

Culloden 

Queen's PEI 

Beaton  Mills  665-5 

Crescent 

Souris 

...M 

Sinclair  Sta.  535-65 

Cullyton 

Humboldt..   .Sask 

Craig  535-62 
535-59 

Crescent 

New  Westm'r 
Lunenburg. . 

.BC 

,NS 

Cloverdale  711 
Bridgewater  589-1- 

Culross 

Macdonald M 

Norfolk 0 

Crescent  Beach.. 

Cultus 

Port  Rowan  58086 

3-374 

*Cumberland.... 

Russell 0 

327,  328  or  Masson, 

Crescent  Hill.... 

Humboldt... 

Sask 

Kinistino  534-12 

Quebec,  535-18 

Crescent  Lake  . . . 

Assa.  East... 

Sask 

Saltcoats  535-101 

Cumberland 

Queen's PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Crescent  Valley.. 

Kootenav 

BC 

Slocan  June.  535-72 

^Cumberland 

3omox-Atlin..BC 

Domox  452-3 

Cressman 

Humboldt... 

Sask 

Humb'ldt  534-13-14 

Cumberland  Bay . 

Queen's NB 

637 

1911] 


POST  OFFICES   AND  RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


199 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Cumberl'd  House 
Oumberl'd  Mills.. 
Cumberl'nd  Point 


Cummings 

Cumming's  Bri'ge 
Cumming's  Cove. 


Oumniing'sMo't'n 

Cumnock 

Cundles 

Cupar 

Curnow 

Curran 

Currieburg 

Currie's  Crossing . 

Curlew 

Curry  Hill 

Curry  ville 

Curt  Hill 

Curve  Lake 

Currenton 

Cushendall 

Cxishing 

Cuthbert 

Cut  Bank 

Cut  Knife 

Cutler 

Cymbria 

Cypress  River 

Cypress 

Cyr 

Cyrville 

Dacotah 

Dacre 

Dahinda 

Daigle 

D'Aiguillon 

D'Ailleboust 

Dairy  Valley 

Dale 

Dalesboro' 

Dalesville 

Daleview 

*Dalhou8ie 

Dalhousie  East. . . 
Dalhousie  Junct. 
Dalhousie  Lake . . 

Dalhousie  Mills  . . 
Dalhousie  Road . . 
DalhousieSettl'mt 

Dalhousie  Sta. . 
Dalhousie  West. 

Dalibaire 

Dalkeith 

Dalling 

Dalinas 

Dalmeny 

Dalmeny 

Dalroy 

Dalrymple 

Dalston 

Daly 

Damascus 

Damascus 

Dana 

Danbury 


Mackenzie...  Sask 

Beauce Q, 

Queen's N  B 

Strathcona Alta 

Carleton O 

Charlotte  ....NB 


Pictou N  S 

Wellington  SR..0 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Assa  West Sask 

Yale-Cariboo  . .  B  C 

Prescott O 

York NB 

Oxford  SR O 


Calgary Alta 

Glengarry O 

Albert  NB 

Assa.  East Sask 

Peterb'r'ughWRO 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Frontenac 0 

Argenteuil Q 

LambtonNR....O 

Alberta Alta 

Saskatchew'n  Sask 
AlgomaE  R O 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R,  STATION, 

SEE  KEy,pp.  174-178 


441  or  Maf eking  M. 

534-12 
Beauceville  Est 

675  1 
Youngs  Cove  637, 

390-2 
Vermilion  534*14 
via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Fairhaven  401-1  or 

St.  Andrews 

535-87,  400 
Sunnybrae  647 
Ferg's535-36,580-54 
Barrie  680-67 
.535  111 


Plantagenet  535-31 
Cross  Creek  599-19 
580-80  (R.  R.  name 

Currie) 
Innisfail  535-63 
Bainsville  580-9 
693 

Areola  535-65 
312-3  or  Lakefield 

580-31 
Newcastle  599  2 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 
541   (R.    R.   name 

Chatham) 
Edy's  Mills  693-36 
Leavings  535-64 
Bresaylor  534-14 
535-25,165-2,430-1, 

424 
Queen's P  E  I  Hunter's  River 


Macdonald M 

A.ssiniboia  W.  Sask 

Bonaventure  —  Q 

Russell O 

Macdonald  M 

Renfrew  S  R....0 

Regina Sask 

Victoria N  B 

Gaspe Q 

Quebec Q 

Missisquoi Q 

King's N  S 

Assa.  East Sask 

Argenteuil Q 

Regina     Sask 

Restigouche  . .  N  B 

King's N  S 

Restigouche . .  N  B 
Lanark  N  R O 

Glengarry O 

Lunenburg NS 

Pictou N  S 

Soulanges Q 

Annapolis N  S 

Rimouski Q 

Glengarry 0 

ShefiEord Q 

Saguenay Q 

Carleton O 

SaskatchewanSask 

Calgary Alta 

Victoria 0 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Brandon M 

Kings NB 

Wellington  N  R..0 
Humboldt  . . .  Sask 
Mackenzie. ..  Sask 


535-59 

Maple  Creek  535 -53 

665-1 
Caplin  River  508 
via  Ottawa 
534-6 

Ashdad  611 
Wilcox  535-66 
Grand  Falls  535-84 
New  Carlisle  508 
Ancienne  Lorrette 

535-21 
Clarence  ville  677*1 
Springfield  589*1 
Alameda  535*58 
Lachute    535*18, 

5.33-4 
Wallindale  535-66 
599-5,  350,  351 
Springfield  589-1 
599*2-5 
Snow  Road  Station 

611 
535*33 

Springfield  589*1 
Scotsburn  599*15 

Dalhousie  Mills) 
535-33  (R.  R.  name 
Bridgetown   562*1, 

589-1 
Cap  Chat  348  or  L, 

Metis  Sta.  599-2 
580-106 
Kacine  653 
Roberval  674 
Osgoode  Sta.  535 -20 
534-14 
535-63a 
Brechin     580-32, 

532-1 
Craighurst  535-48 
Vird'n534 -3,535-52 
Nauwigewauk 

599-12 
Arthur  535-41 
534-14 
Kamsack  534  14 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Danby 

Dane 

Danesville 

Danford  Lake  . . . 
Danforth 

Daniel 

Daniston 

Danvers 

Danvers 

Danville 

*  Danville 

D'Arcy 

Darcy  ville 

D'Argenson 

Darlingf  ord 

Darling  Lake 

Darlington 

Darlington 

Darling  Road 

Darnley 

Darrell 

D'Artagnan 

Dartford 

Dartmoor 

^Dartmouth 

Dartville 

Darveau 

Dashwood 

*Dauphin 

D'Autray 

Daveluyville 

Davidson 

Davidson 

Davidson  Corners 
Davidson  Hill. . . 

Davin . . 

Davis 

Davis 

Davisburg 

Davis  Corners. . . 

Davis  Creek 

Davis  Mills 

Davison  Street  . 

Davisville 

Dawn  Mills 

Dawn  Valley  . . . 
*Dawson 

Dawson  Set'ment 

Dawsonville 

Day  Mills 

Day's  Corner. . . 

Daysland 

Dayspring 

Daysville 

Dayton 

Dayton 

Deacon 

Dead  Creek 

Dead  Moose  Lake 

Deadwood 

Dean 

Dean  Lake 

Deans 

Deanton  

De  Bay  Cove 

Debec 

Debert  Station. . 

De  Blois  Station . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Drummond Q 

Nipissing O 

Queen's  N  S 

Pontiac Q 

York  C  R O 

Queen's N  B 

Russell O 

Digby NS 

Marquette M 

Carleton NB 

Richmond Q 

Frontenac O 

Lanark  SR O 

Laval Q 

Lisgar M 

Yarmouth....  NS 

Queen's PEI 

Durham O 

Haldimand 0 

Prince  PEI 

KentER O 

Levis Q 

Northumb'ER..O 

Victoria O 

Halifax NS 

Colchester....  NS 

Levis Q 

Huron  S  R O 

Dauphin M 

Berthier Q 

Arthabaska Q 

Pontiac Q 

Humboldt Sask 

Wright Q 

Shefford Q 

Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 

King's N  B 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Calgary Alta 

YorkNR O 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Renfrew  NR....0 

King's NS 

YorkNR O 

KentER O 

Lambton  W  R...0 
Yukon  


Albert NB 

Restigouche . .  N  B 
Algoma  E  R  . . .  O 

King's NB 

Strathcona. . .  Alta 
Lunenburg NS 

SaskatchewanSask 
Algoma  E  R . . . .  O 

Yarmouth N  S 

Renfrew N  R....0 

Frontenac O 

Humboldt Sask 

Yale-Cariboo . .  B  C 

Halifax N 

Algoma  ER O 

Haldimand 0 

Assa.  West. . .  Sask 

Halifax NS 

Carleton  ...    N  B 

Colchester.... N  S 

Prince P  E 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 


580*8 

Englehart  699 
County  Line  589*3 
Kazubazua  535-27 
Scarborough  Juno. 

580-9-36 
Young's  Cove  637, 

390*2 
via  Ottawa  Ont 
Weymouth  Bridge 

562*1 
Clan  Wm.  534*10 
Newburgh  Junc- 
tion 535*83-90 
580-12 

via  Kingston  Ont 
Perth  535-4,  3-27*2 
St.   Francois  de 

Salle  535-21 
635-57 

Hebron  562*1 
NewWiltshire665-l 
.580-9 

196-5,  .580-97 
Kensington  665*1 
889-3 
St.  Henri  de  Levis 

675 
Hasting8580-27 
Rathburn  532*1 
599-6  Ferry  with 

Halifax  N  S 
Brookfield  599*1 
St.  Nicholas  599-16 
Exeter  580-50 
534-6-12-13 
Lanoraie  535-17 
599-16 
535-28 
534-22 
via  Ottawa 
Roxton  Falls  535*4 
McLean  535-52 
Norton  637,  599-12 
Prince  Alb'rt  535-62 
De  Winton  535-64 
Aurora  580-67 
Maple  Creek  535-53 
Pembroke  535-12, 

580-112,  311 
Wolf  ville  562-1 
704 

Dresden  889-3 
Dresden  889*3 
294*295  (L'ndingn. 

Dawson  City  or 

via  W.  Horse  862 
Steevescote  693 
Head  of  Tide  .599*2 
Dayron  535*25 
Nerepis  Sta.  535*88 
535*113 
Bridgewat'r  589*1-3 

374 
N.Battleford534*14 
535*25 

via  Yarmouth  N  S 
Killaleo  580*110 
Arden  535-34 
H'mboldt  534-13-14 
Greenwood  535-72 
Shubenacadie599*l 
535*25 
Cayuga  580*97, 

693*34 
Moose  Jaw  535*52 
via  Halifax  N  S 
535*85-90  (R.R.na'e 

Debec  Junction) 
599-1  (R.  R.  name 

Debert) 
665*1  (R.  R.  name 

De  Blois) 


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[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


De  Cewsville 

Deckerville 

Declare 

Deemerton 

Deep  Brook 

Deep  Cove 

Deep  Cove  Island 

Deep  Creek 

Deepdale   

Deepdale 

Deerbrook 


Deerfield . . 
Deer  Hill . . 
Deerhurst.. 
Deer  Horn. 
Deer  Lake . 


Deer  Lodge . 
*  Deer  Park. 
Deer  Park . . 
Deerville  . . . 


Deerwood 

Dee  Side 

DeGrassi  Point. 
De  Gros  Marsh  . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Delage 

Delagrave  . 

Delamarre. 


Delap's  Cove 
*  Delaware  . . 

Deleau 

Delhaven 

*Delhi 

Delia 

Delisle 

Delisle 

Dell 


Dellwood 

Delmas 

Delmont 

*Deloraine . . . 
De  Lorimier. . 

Delmer 

Deloro 

*Delta 

Demaine 

Demers 

Demeules 

Demorestville 
Denbigh 


Haldimand O 

Moose  Jaw.  ..Sask 

Marquette M 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Annapolis . .  . .  N  S 
Cape  Breton.. NS 
Yarmouth  ....N  S 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Inverness N  S 

Marquette M 

Essex,  N.R O 

Yarmouth....  N  S 
Battleford....Sask 

Simooe  S  R O 

Dauphin M 

Haliburton O 

Humboldt  . . 

YorkSR O 

Kootenay B  C 

Carleton N  B 

Macdonald M 

Bonaventure Q 

Simcoe  S  R O 

King's PEI 

Quebec Q 

Montmagny Q 

Megan  tic Q 

Annapolis N  S 

Middlesex,  WR..0 

Brandon M 

King's NS 

Norfolk O 

Red  Deer Alta 

Saskatoon Sask 

Chicoutimi Q 

Oompton Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 


Denfield 

Denholm , 

Denison  . . . ; 

Denison's  Mills. . 
Denman  Island . 

Denmark 

Dennington 

Dennistown    . . . 

Denonville 

Denoro  

Densmore's  Mills 


Denver 

Depew 

*  Depot  Harbour. 
Dequen  


DeQueylus. . 
De  Ramsay. 


Derby  

Derby  Junction . 

Derby  Mills 

Dereham  Centre. 

Dermid 

De  Roche 


Humboldt.. .  .Sask 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

Huntingdon Q 

Souris M 

Maisonneuve Q 

Oxfords  R O 

Hastings  WR...0 

Leeds O 

Moose  Jaw.  ..Sask 

Lotbiniere Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Prince  Ed  ward..  O 
Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Middlesex  ER...0 
Saskatchewan  Sask 
Qu'Appelle..  .Sask 

Richmond  Q 

Comox- Atlin . .  B  C 
Colchester....  NS 
Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 

Inverness N  S 

Saguenay Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Hants N 

Quysborough . .  N  S 

Humboldt Sask 

Parry  Sound O 

Chicoutimi Q 

Laval Q 

Joliette Q 

Northum'land.N  B 
Northumberl'd.NB 

Grey  N  R O 

Oxford  SR O 

Rainy  River O 

N.  Westminster  BC 


580-97,  196-5 

Moose  Jaw  535-5: 

McAuley  535-111 

Mildmay  580-54 

562-1 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

Yarmouth  589-5 

Enderty  535*74 

Inverness  601 

534-6 

St.  Joachim  River 

Ruscom  535-42 
South  Ohio  562-1 
Lloydm'ster  534-14 
Gilford  580-67 
Oak  Point  534-11 
600  (P.   O.  3  miles 

from  R  R) 
Birch  Hills  534-12 
via  Toronto,  Ont 
445-1 
Upper  Woodstock 

535-90 
534-2 

M'tapedia599-2,508 
Lefroy  580-67 
Georgetown  665-3, 

"    1 
Quebec  535*21 
St.   Pierre  Mont- 
magny 599-3 
Lyster  Station 

580-12,  618 
Granville  Fer.  589-1 
via  London,  Ont 
535-65 

Canning  562-2 
580-97,  196-5 
Gleichen  535*53 
Saskatoon  534-14 
Hebertville  674-1 
McLeods  Crossing 

535-7 
Watrous  581 
534-14  [805-40 

Huntingdon  580-7 
535-57-69 

via  Montreal,  Que 
via  TillsonburgOnt 
Marmora  544 
516 

Herbert  535-52 
St.  Agapit  580-12 
Roberval  674 
via  Northport  Ont 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Derrynane  . . 
Derryville  . . . 
Derry  West  . 

Derwent  

De  Sable  .... 
Desaulniers  . 
Desbaratu — 

^Desboro' 

Deschaillons 


Deschambault . 


Desch'mb'ultSta. 
Deschenes  Mills . . 


Descouse 


Deseronto 


Desert  Lake  , 

Desford 

Deshaies  ... 


D^sjarlais 
Desmond . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


Wellington  N  R..0 

Ontario  NR 0 

Peel O 

Middlesex  E  R. . .  0 

Queen's PEI 

Nipissing 0 

Algoma  WR....0 

GreySR O 

Lotbiniere Q 

Portneuf Q 

Portneuf Q 

Wright Q 


Richmond . 


NS 


Desrosiers  . 


Detlor. 


Detour 

Deux  Riviires. 
Devil's  Lake  ... 

Devizes 

Devlin 


Hastings  E  R . . .  O 

Frontenac O 

Souris M 

Nicolet Q 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 
Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Two  Mountains.. Q 

Hastings  ER..  ..O 

Dorchester Q 

Nipissing O 

Mackenzie  . .  .Sask 
Middlesex  ER...0 
Rainy  River O 


Lavant  Sta.  611 

580-50 

534-14 

Yellow  Gras8535 -66 

Richmond  580*8-12 

452-3 

599-15 

Manor  535-65 

Judique  601 

Clarke  City  345 

Eholt  535-72 

Kennetcook  Corn'r 

562-4 
Antigonishe  599-7 
Macfarlane  534-22 
580-111,  430-2,  429 
St.  Francois  de 

Sales  674 
via  Montreal 
St.  Felix  de  Valois 

535-17 
Millerton  599-8 
N.  W.  Bridge  599-2 
Tara  580-55 
Ostrander  535-46 
Emo  534*20,435-1-2 
450-3,  450-8 


Devon  

Dewar  Lake 

Dewberry 

Dewdney 

Dewdrop 

De  Winton 

Dewittville  . . . . 

De  Wolfe 

Dexter  

Deyot  

Diamond 

Diamond 

Diamond  City. 
Dickens 


Dickinson's  Ldg.. 

Dickson  

Didsbury 

Dieppe 


Digby. 


Halifax N  S 

Battleford....Sa8k 
Edmonton  . . .  Alta 
N.Westminster  BC 
Moose  Jaw.  ..Sask 

Calgary Alta 

Huntingdon Q 

Charlotte  ....  N  B 

Elgin  E  R 0 

Moose  Jaw Sask 

Carleton O 

Pictou NS 

Alberta Alta 

Macdonald M 

Stonnont O 

Strathcona..  .Alta 

Calgary Alta 

Iberville Q 


Kenilworth  535-41 
Cannington  580*36 
Mai  ton  580-51 
Belmont  535-38 
CapeTraverse  665*2 
Verner  535-13 
535-25 

Dobbinton  580-55 
618  (RRn.  St.  Jean 

des  Chaillons 
Deschambault  Sta. 

535-21 
535-21 
535-28  (R  R  name 

Deschene) 
Arichat  369-1,371*1 

or  Gr'd  Anse  537 
509-2-4,  308,308*1-2, 

309,  324,  329-3 
Hartington  611 
on  Gt.  North'n  Ry 
Ste.   Angele  de 

Laval  580-14 
Vegreville  534-14 

Moscow  509-1 
St.    Scholastiquc 

535-18 
544-1  (R.  R.  name 

L'Amable) 
St.  Anselme  675 
535-12 

Canore  534-13 
Qranton  580*51 
584-20  (R.  R.  name 

Devlin  Road) 
Waverly  599-6 


Diligence 

Diligent  River. .. 


Dillon  Port . 
Dillon  ton . . . 


Dimock  Creek. 

Dina 

Dingwall 


Dingwell's  Mills. 


Dinorwic 

Dinsmore ... 

Dinton  

Dion  Mill 

Dipper  Harbour 
Dipper  Harb.  Wt. 

Dirleton 

Discovery 


Digby. 


NS 


Alta 

NS 


Edmonton — 
Cumberland. 

Parry  Sound. 
Brome Q 

Bonaventure Q 

Strathcona. . .  Alta 
Victoria NS 

King's PE 

Rainy  River O 

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 

Calgary Alta 

Megantic Q 

St.  John NB 

St.  John N  B 

Carleton O 

Comox- Atlin  . .  B  C 


Disley 

Disraeli. 


Assa  West  . . .  Sask 
Wolfe Q 


Saskatoon  535-63 
535-70,  450  3,  458 
Moose  Jaw  535-52 
35-64 
580-7 

Moore's  Mills  535 -89 
Union  889.5 
Moose  Jaw  535-52 
Kinburn  580-110 
Scotsburn  599*15 
Lethbridge  535*67 
Winnipeg    535*52, 

534-1 
Wales  580 -9 
liinisfail  535-63 
535-63 
St.  Alexander    Sta. 

194-14 
562-1,  392-2,  Ferry 

to   Annapolis 

Royal,  N  S 
Edmonton  535-63 
Parrsboro'  549, 

392-3 
via  Parry  Sound.O 
Eastman  535-7,  653 

653,1 
Maria  508 
Lrydminster534  -14 
Neils  Harbour 

364-5,  371-2 
Souris  East  665-4, 

359-1 
535-51,  436 
Hanley  534-22 
High  River  535  64 
Thetford  Mines  675 
Lepreaux  639 
Lepreaux  639 
Galetta  580-110 
Log  Cabin    862  or 

Caribou  Crossing 

862 
534-22 
675 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA, 


201 


POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R,  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R,  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 

Diver 

Nipissing 0 

Peel 0 

Stormont 0 

Queen's NB 

Dundas 0 

Stanstead Q 

Mackenzie  —  Sask 
Northum'land  N  B 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Westmoreland.  NB 
Antigonishe . .  N  S 
Shelburne....  NS 

Labelle Q 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

Yale -Cariboo..  BC 

Dauphin M 

Calgary Alta 

Sunbury N  B 

Pontiac Q 

Saguenay Q 

Strathcona.  ..Alta 

York  C  R 0 

Moose  Jaw... Sask 

Link  (R  R  name 

Jocko) 699 
535-35 

Newington  799 
Young's  Cove  637, 

390-2 
via  Iroquois,  Ont 
580-8 

Kamsack  534-6 
599-19 
580-55 

Wheaton  Mills  572 
Antigonishe    599-7 
via  Barringt'nPass. 
Buckingh'm  535-18 
Burks  Falls  586-7, 

420-4 
Ashcroft  535-70 
Oak  Point  534-11 
Cochrane  f35-53 
Newc'stleBri'ge637 
Quyon  535-28 
Tadousac  329-8 
Lloydm'ster  534-14 
Unionville  580-36 
Gull  Lake  535-53 
White  Horse  862 
Glace  Bay  698 
Glace  Bay  698 
535-55 

Maxville  580-105 
Duck  Lake  534-22 
via  Prescott,  Ont 
via  Toronto,  Ont 

Lochlin  580-30 
611 

Bedford  Sta.  665-3 
East  Clifton  675-19 
Atwood  580-48 
Sussex  599-12 
Kinmount  580-30 
via  Toronto 
Sand  Point  535-12 
James  River  Sta. 

599-7 
580-47 
599-1 
.599-11  (R  R  name 

DorchesterRoad) 
580-83  (R.  R.  name 

Dorchester) 
St.  Simeon  329-8 
Panoka  535-63 
Ouimet  635*13 
Newton  580-53 

Adolphustown  309 
or  Chambers580-9 
Durham  580-46 
BurttsCorn'r535-83 
Gleichen  535-53 
464-67 

Innisfail  535-63 
315,  or  Bracebridge 

580-67,  420-3 
535-33,  580-9 
535-33,  580 -9 (RRn. 

Dorval) 
Spence's  Bridge 

535-70 
Roberval  674 
Plympton  Sta.  562-1 
535-11 
535-83  (R.  R.  name 

Spring  Hill) 
Napierville  32914 
Chath'm  599-19,353 
S90-2  or  Newcastle 

Bridge  637 
Kamloops  535-70 
535-52  (R.  R.  name 

Douglas) 

Douglaston 

Douglastown 

Douglastown 

Douglas  West.... 

Assiniboia  E.. Sask 
Gasp6 Q 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Gasp6 Q 

Peterboro'  E  R  . .  0 
Westmoreland.  NB 
Assa.  East.  ...Sask 

KentWR 0 

Victoria NB 

Kent  W  R 0 

Halifax    NS 

Peterboro' . . . .  E  R 

Assa.  West.... Sask 
Red  Deer  ....Alta 

King's N  B 

Victoria 0 

YorkSR 0 

York NB 

York NB 

Pontiac   Q 

KentWR 0 

Northumberl'd  NB 
Restigouche  ..N  B 

Napierville Q 

Wellington  NR..0 
Humboldt. . . .  Sask 
Wellington  N  R  .0 

Kent  ER 0 

Wellington  N  R..0 
Wellington  NR..0 

Assiniboia  W.  Sask 
Mackenzie.  ..Sask 

GreySR   0 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's PE  I 

Marquette M 

Oxford  NR 0 

Guysboro' N  S 

Lanark  S  R 0 

Victoria NB 

Peterboro' 0 

Drummond    Q 

Richmond N  S 

Halton     0 

Rainy  River 0 

Alberta Alta 

Souris M 

Huron  SR   0 

City  of  Montreal. Q 
Edmonton  .  ..Alta 

KentER 0 

Perth  SR 0 

Lunenburg N  S 

Assa.  East  ...Sask 

KentWR 0 

Queens N  B 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Dauphin M 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Wright Q 

Muskoka 0 

Wolfe Q 

Wolfe Q 

Frontenac 0 

Queen's N  B 

Parry  Sound 0 

Halifax    NS 

Charlevoix Q 

Alameda  535  58 

Dixie 

348,    350,  or  New 
Carlisle  508 

Dixon  

353  or  Newcastle 
599-2 

Dixon's  Corners . . 

Douglastown  348, 
350 

Dniester 

Dover   

Lewisville  627 

Doaktown 

Dobbinton 

Dobson's  Corner.. 
Doctor's  Brook  . . 

Doctor's  Cove 

Dodd  Lake 

Doe  Lake 

Dog  Creek 

Dog  Creek 

Dog  Pound 

Dovedale 

Dover  Centre 

Dover  Hill 

Dover,  South 

Dover,  West 

Downer  Corners.. 

DowdHill 

Dowling  Lake  — 

Downey  ville 

Downey  ville 

Downsview  

Dow  Settlement. 

Dowville 

Doyle 

Church  Bridge 

535-101 
via  Chatham,  Ont. 
Andover  535-90 
via  Chatham,  Ont 
Halifax,NS,  French 

Village  589-3 
Peterboro'   535-34, 

580-27 
Saskatoon  535-62 
Stettler  535-114 
Norton  637,  599-12 

Doherty   .... 

Omemee  580-35 

580-67 

Doley. 

C'nterb'ySta535-90 

Dollar 

Woodstock  535-86 

Dollard 

via  Pembroke,  Ont 

Doyle's 

CharingCro's693-34 
Coughlan  599-19 
R.  Louison  599-2 
Girard  580-13 

Dominion,  No.  U. 
Dominion,  No.  6. 
*  Dominion  City  . 
Dominionville 

Cape  Breton..  NS 
Cape  Breton . .  N  S 

Provencher M 

Glengarry 0 

Humboldt  ...Sask 

Grenville 0 

YorkSR 0 

Victoria  and 
Haliburton....  0 

Frontenac 0 

Queens P  E  I 

Compton Q 

PerthNR 0 

King's NB 

Victoria 0 

YorkSR 0 

Renfrew  SR....0 
Pictou   NS 

Waterloo  SR  ...0 
Westmoreland  NB 
Westmoreland  N  B 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Charlerois Q 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Thunder  Bay 0 

Wellington  NR..0 
Lennox  and 
Addington 0 

GreySR 0 

York    NB 

Calgary Alta 

Kootenay B  C 

Strathcona...  Alta 
Muskoka 0 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 
Jacques  Cartier..Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Chicoutirai Q 

Digby NS 

Renfrew  NR  ...0 
York    NB 

Napierville Q 

Northumberl'd.  NB 
Queen's N  B 

Yale-Cariboo.. B  C 
Brandon M 

Doyles  Brook.... 
Doyle  Settlement 

Dracon 

Belwood  535-36 

Domremy 

Domville 

Don 

Drake 

Humboldt  534-6 

*Drayton 

^Dresden 

Drew  

580-54 
889-3 

Donald 

580-55 

Donaldson 

Donaldston 

Drew  Station .... 

Drinkwater 

Drobot         

580-55  (R  R  name 

Drew) 
535  66 
Buchanan  534-13 

Dromore 

Dromore 

Dromore  West . . . 

Dropmore 

*Drumbo 

Drumhead 

Drummond 

Drummond 

Drummond  Sta.. 
*Drum'ondvilleE 

Drummondville  . 
Drumquin 

Holstein  580-46 

Donegal 

Pi.squid  665-3 
Lake  Verd  665-5-6 

Donlands 

Donnell  . 

Russell  635-105 
.580-79,  535-35 

Donnybrook 

368  or  Antigonish 

599-7 
Perth  535-34,  327-2 

*  Dorchester 

Dorchester  Cros'g 

DmcJiester  Stat'n 

Doreil 

Grand  Falls  535-84 
580-27 

599-16,535-4  (RRn. 
Drummondville) 
via  St.  Peters 
Hornby  535-35 
535-51 

Dorion . . 

Dry  Fork 

Dry  River 

Drysdale 

*Drysdale 

Duagh  

Pincher  Sta.  535-67 

Dorking 

Dorland 

Mariapolis  534-7 
Kippen  580-50 
Sta.ofMontrealPO 
Strathcona  535-63, 

Dornoch 

Duart 

534*14 

Dorn  Ridge 

Dorothy . . 

Muir  Kirk  889-2, 

Dublin  

693-34 

Dorr 

580-52 

Dorris 

Dublin  Shore  .... 
Dubuc 

Bridge'ater589-l-3, 
374 

Dorset 

535-111 

Dorval 

Dubuque  

Duck  Creek 

Duck  Lake 

Duck  Mountain . . 
Duck  Range 

via  Chatham  Ont. 

Dorval  Station. . . 
Dot 

Welsford  535-88 
534*22 
Togo  534-13 
Ducks  535-70 

(PO  Monte  Crk.) 
Wakefield  535-27 

Doucet 

Doucetteville 

Dudley 

532-1 

Douglas . . 

Dudswell  Centre. . 
Dudswell  Junct.. 

675-19  (R  R  name 

Lathrops) 
675  19 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 

Douglasburg 

Douglasfield   .... 

Douglas  Harbour 

Dufferin   

Chipman  637,  390-2 
Seguin  Falls  531-2 
Port  Dufferin  368, 

370,  371 
Bale  St.  Paul  329-8 

Douglas  Lake .... 
Douglas  Station.. 

Dufiferin  Bridge.. 
Dufferin  Mines  . . 

Duf  our 

202 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Dufresne 

Dufrost 

Dugald 

Dugas 

Duguayville 

DuGuestin 

Duhamel 

Dumas 

Dumbarton  Sta. . 

Dumblane  

Dumfries 

Dummer 

Dumoine ; 

Dunallen 

Dunany   

Dunara 

Dunbar 

Dumbarton 

Dunboro' 

Dunboyne 

Duncan 

Duncan  

Duncans  Cove  . . , 
*Dunca7is  Station 

Duncan  Station. 


Provencher M 

Provencher M 

Selkirk M 

Gloucester N  B 

Gloucester N  B 

Montmagny Q 

Labelle Q 


Assa.  East. 
Charlotte  , 


Dunchurch . 
Duncrief  . . . 
*Dundalk . . 
^Dundas . , . 


Dundas 

Dundas 

*Dundas  Street . 
Dundee 


Dundee 

Dundee 

Dundee 

Dundee  Centre 


Dundela 

Dundonald 

Dundurn 

Dunedin 

Dunedin 

*Dungannon . . . 

Dungiven    

*  Dunham  

Dunham  Centre. 

Dunkeld 

Dunkerron 


Dunkin, 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


...Sask 
...NB 


Dunleath . 
Dunlop . . . 


Bruce  N  R O 

York    NB 

Regina Sask 

Pontiac  Q 

Souris M 

Argenteuil Q 

Selkirk M 

Dundas   O 

Ontario  S  R 0 

Missisquoi Q 

Elgin  E  R 0 

Lunenburg NS 

Grey  ER  0 

Halifax N 

Nanaimo B  C 

Drummond Q 

Parry  Sound  . . .  O 
Middlesex  NR...0 

Grey  ER 0 

Wentworth O 

Kent NB 

King's  PEI 

Toronto,  West  . .  O 
Huntingdon Q 

Restigouche  .  .N  B 

Selkirk M 

Richmond N  S 

Huntingdon Q 

Dundas  O 

North'berl'd  ER.O 
Humboldt  . . .  Sask 

Simcoe  NR 0 

Queen's PEI 

Huron  WR O 

Westmoreland.N  B 

Missisquoi Q 

Restigouche.  .N  B 
Bruce  S  R..-....0 
Simcoe  SR O 

Brome Q 

Mackenzie  .  ..Sask 
Huron  WR O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 


Dunlop 

Dunmaglass 

Dunmore 

Dunmore 

Dunnet 

*Dunnville 

Dunn's  Valley  . . 

Dunraven 

Dunrea 

Dunrobin 

Dunsf  ord 

Dunstable 

Dunstaff nage  . . . 

Dunstan 

Duntroon   

Dunvegan 

Dunvegan 

Dunvegan 

Dupey's  Corner. 


.NB 

.NS 
.NS 
...  0 


Gloucester... 
Antigonishe 
Antigonishe 
Renfrew  N  R 

Nipissing 0 

Haldimand O 

AlgomaER O 

Pontiac  Q 

Souris M 

Carleton 0 

Victoria O 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

Queen's PE 

Lisgar M 

Simcoe  N  R 0 

Glengarry 0 

Inverness    N  S 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 
Westmoreland.N  B 


534-18 

535-55 

via  Winnipeg,  Man 

Grande  Anse  540 

Tracadie  587 

CapSt.Ignace599-3 

Papineauville 

535-18,  327,  328 
Wawota  535-104 
535-87  (R.  R.  name 

Dumbarton) 
Paisley  580-54 
Pr.Will.  Sta.  535-88 
Wilcox  535-66 
Mackey's  Station, 

535-12 
Boissevain  464  91, 

535'57 
Lach'te535-18,533-4 
Clandeboye  535-61 
Chesterville  535-33 
580-9 

Sweetsburg  535-3 
Aylmer  W.  580-97 
Chester  589-3,  374 
Thornbury  580-68, 

430-1 
via  Halifax  N  S 
535-140  (R  R  name 

Duncans) 
599-16  (R.  R.  name 

Duncan) 
Ahmic  Harb.  420-4 
Denfleld  580-50 
535-40 
580-83,703  ElecRR 

fromHamilton.O 
St.  Anthony  627 
Cardigan  Bri.  665-3 

301  or  Fort  Coving- 
ton N.Y.  580-7 
Dalhou8ie599-5,350 
Tyndall  535-51 
West  Bay  R.  599-14 
St.  Agnes  de  Dun 

dee  580-7 
via  Iroquois,  Ont. 
Colborne  580-9 
534-22 

Creemore  580-64 
waCh'rlottet'nPEI 
Lucknow  580-48 
Memramcook  599-1 
Cowansville  535-3 
Jacbuet  Riv.  599-2 
580-54 
Tottenham  580*65, 

535-48 
Mansonville  St'tion 

535-3 
RokebySta.535-101 
Goderich  535  47, 

580-52,  165-1,  423 
BathurstVge.  599-2 
Merigonishe  599-7 
Low.Sou.Riv,  599-7 
Cobden  535-12 
Warren  535-13 
.580-79 

via  Bruce  Mines  O 
Cam'bell8B'y535-28 
534-3 

So'th  March580-110 
535-45 

Edmonton  535-63 
Bedford  Sta.  665-3 
Morden  535-57 
580-64 

Greenfield  580-105 
Inverness  601 
Morinville  534-24 
Shediac  599-11 


Duplin 


Dupuis 

Dupuis  Corners. 

Durban 

Durell 

^Durham    

Durham 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Durham  Bridge . . 
Durham  Centre . . 
Durien 


Durling  Ville 

Dusseldorf 

Dutch  Brook 

Dutch  Settlement 
Dutch  Village  .. 

Duthie 

Duthill 

*Dutton  

Duval 


Duvar  Road 
Duvernay. . . 
Duxbury . . . 
Dwight 


Dwyer  Hill 

Dyer 

Dyer's  Bay , 
Dyment . . . 
Dynevor  .. 
Dysart  .... 

Eady 

Eagle 


Eagle  Butte. 
Eagle  Creek. 
Eagle  Head . , 
Eagle  Hill.... 
Eagle  Lake . . 
Eagle  River . 
Eagle's  Nest. 


Eakindale 

*Ealing 

Eamer's  Corners 

Eardlev 

Ear  Hill 

Earl  Grey 

Earlie 

Earling 

Earlscourt 

Earlswood  

Earlton 

Earltown 

Earlville 

Earnsclifife 

Earnsclifif  e 

East  Advocate.. 
East  Amherst . . . 
*East  Angus.. . 
East  Apple  River 
East  Baltic... 


East  Bay 

East  Bay,  N  Side 

East  Bay 

East  Bolton 


Eastbourne 

East  Brenton . . . 
East  Brighton  . . 
East  Brookville. 
East  Broughton. 
E.  Broughton  Sta 


Eastburg 

EastBurnaby. 
East  Chebogue  , . 
East  Chezzetcook 
East  Chilliwack 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEY,PP,174-178 


Richmond Q 

Qu'Appelle  ..Sask 

Huntingdon Q 

Dauphin M 

King's PEI 

Grey  SR O 

Pictou NS 

York    NB 

Restigouche . .  N  B 
N  Westminster.  BC 

Edmonton Alta 

Edmonton Alta 

Cape  Breton . . .  N  S 

Halifax    N 

Halifax N 

N  Westminster.BC 

Lambton O 

Elgin  WR 0 

Humboldt  . . .  Sask 

Prince PE 

Edmonton Alta 

Strathcona...Alta 
Muskoka 0 

Carleton O 

Stormont O 

Bruce  N  R O 

Rainy  River  . . . .  O 

Selkirk M 

Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 
Simcoe,  E  R  ....O 
Elgin  WR    O 

Assa.  West Alta 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Queen's N  S 

Calgary Alta 

Parry  Sound O 

Rainy  River O 

Brantford 0 

Assa.  East Sask 

Middlesex O 

Stoi-mont O 

Wright Q 

Battlef  ord Sask 

Assa  West Sask 

Strathcona — Alta 
Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

York  SR O 

Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 

Nipissing O 

Colchester  ....NS 
Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Queen's PEI 

Dufferin 0 

Cumberland . . .  N  S 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Compton    Q 

Cumberland  ..N  S 
King's PEI 

Cape  Breton...  NS 
Cape  Breton...  NS 

Dauphin M 

Brome Q 

SaskatchewanSask 

Yarmouth NS 

Carleton N  B 

Cumberland. . .  N  S 

Beauce  Q 

Beauce Q 

Edmonton Alta 

N.Westminster  BC 
Yarmouth  ....N  S 

Halifax    NS 

N.  Westminster.BC 


Sherbrooke  535-7, 

580-8 
Estevan  535-58-66 
White's  580-7 
534-19 

Cardigan  Bri.  665-3 
580-46 
Logan's  Tannery 

599-15 
599-19(RRnD*rh'm) 

Mission  Junction 

535-70 
Vegreville  534-14 
Morinville  534-24 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
Elmsdale  599-1 
via  Halifax,  N  S 

Vancouver 
Wallaceburg  889-3 
693-34,  889-2 
Strasburg  Sta.  535- 

111 
Mill  River  665-1 
Vegreville  534-14 
Daysland  535-113 
315  or  Huntsville 

580-67 
Ashton  535-12 
Moose  Cre'k580 -105 
Tober'ory  148-6,426 
535-51  [441-1 

Sel'irk  535 -61,148-7, 
535-111 

Coldw'ter  580-32 
West  Lome  693 '34, 

con.  2 

MedicineHat535-53 
Langham  534-14 
Brooklyn  589-3 
Didsbury  535-63 
Sundridge  580-67 
.535-51  (RRn.  Eagle) 
Brantford  703, 

580-78-79 
Saltcoats  535-101 
via  London,  Ont. 
via  Cornwall,  Ont. 
535-28 

Bresavlor  534  14 
535  111 

Kitscoty  534-14 
Camrose  535-113 
Davenport  535-43 
Wapella  535-52 
699 

Denmark  59915 
Ponoka  535-63 
Verner  River  665-6 
Alliston  580-64 
Parrsboro549,392  3 
Amherst  599-1 
675 

River  Hebert  525 
Souris,  East  665-4, 

359-1 
via  Sydney,  N.S. 
via  Sydney,  N.S. 
Makinak  534-6 
Bolton  Centre 

653-1 
Radison  534-14 
South  Ohio  562-1 

Parr8boro549,392-3 
675 

675  (R.  R.  name 
East  Broughton 
Morinville  534-24 
via  N.Westminster 
via  Yarmouth,  N  S 
via  Halifax,  N  S 
Nicomin  535-70 


1911] 


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1 

1 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

BLKCTORAl 

1 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SERKEY,pr.l74-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R,  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

East  Clifton 

Dompton  

•  •  Q 

S75-19(RRnCUfton) 

EastWilliamsb'gh 

Dundas 0 

Aultsville,  580-9 

tEast  Clover  Bar. 

Mmonton . . . 

Alta 

Strathcona  .535-63, 

Eastwood Oxford  S  R 01 

580-83 

534-14 

Eaton Jompton   01 

375-19  (R  R  name 

East  Dover 

Halifax    

.NS 

Fr'nch  Vil'ge  589-3 

Eaton  Corner) 

East  Dudswell . . . 

Wolfe 

...Q 

Bishops  Crossing 

Eatonville 

Cumberland. ..N  S 

Pa'r8boro549,  392-3 

675-19,  675 

Eaudaire 

Nipissing 0 

535-12 

East  Dunham 

tfissisquoi  . . . 

Q 

Cowansville  535-3 

Ebbsfleet 

Prince PEI 

St.  Louis  665-1 

East  Earltown  . . . 

Colchestet  . . . 

.NS 

Denmark  599*15 

Ebenezer 

Queen's PEI 

Hunters  River 

East  Emily 

Victoria  and 

665-1 

Haliburton . 

,0 

Powler's  Corners 

Ebenezer  

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

Springside  535-112 

RRn.  Best's  580-35 

Eberts 

ventER 0 

J89-3 

East  End      .... 

Assa  West 

Sask 

Maple  Creek  535-53 
via  Cheticamp  N  S 

Ebor 

Brandon M 

535-104 

Eastern  Harbour 

Inverness    . . . 

.NS 

Ebordale 

Rrey  S  R 0 

Markdale  535-40 

Eastern  Points. 

Lunenburg... 
Brome    

N  S 

Lunenburg  589-3 
535-3 

Eburne 

*^^.  Westminster  BC 

via  N.Westminster 

East  Parnham . . 

Echo  Bay 

AlgomaWR 0 

535-25  (R  R  name 

East  Ferry 

Digby 

Colchester  . . . 

.NS 

Tiverton  381 

Ekoba) 

EastF'llyM'un'n. 

.NS 

Debert  Sta.  599-1 

Echo  Place 

Brant    0 

CainsviUe  580-79, 

East  Fraserville. . 

Cumberland  . 

.NS 

Parrsboro'  549 

703 

EastFlorence  ville 

Carleton 

.NB 

.535-90  (R.  R.  name 

Echo  Vale 

Compton  Q 

vmLakeMeganticQ 

Kent 

.N  B 

Florenceville) 
Rexton  610 

Eckville 

Strathcona...  Alta 
Colchester  ....N  S 

Red  Deer  535-63 

East  Galloway . . . 

*  Economy  

Londonderry  Sta., 

Eastgate 

.Alta 

599-1 

534-14 

Economy  Point.. 

Colchester  ....N  S 

do.        do. 

EastGlassville... 

Carleton..     . 

.NB 

Bristol,  535-90 

Ecum  Secum 

Gu3'sborough..NS 

Marie  Joseph  370 

East  Hall's  H.  Rd 

King's 

.NS 

Centreville  562-2 

Ecum  Secum  B  . . 

Halifax N  S 

Marie  Joseph  370 

East  Hereford  . . . 

Compton  . . . 
Brome 

0 

675-19 

Edam 

SaskatchewanSask 

N.Battleford534-14 

East  Hill 

Q 

Brome  535-4 

Edberg 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Wetaskiwin  535-63, 

East  Hungerford. 

Hastings  E  R 

...0 

Erinsville  509-1 

113 

East  Inglisville... 
East  Jeddore 

Annapolis... 

.NS 

Lawrencet'wn562-1 

Eddleston 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Wadena  534-13 

Halifax    .... 

.NS 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

Eddystone 

North'berl'dWR.O 

Grafton  580-9 

.BC 

Eden 

Elgin  ER 0 

Dauphin M 

Assa  East  —  Sask 

535-46 

East  Kemptville. . 
East  Lake 

Y^armouth 

N  S 

South  Ohio  562-1 

Eden      

534-9 

Inverness  . . . 

.NS 

Alba  599-14 

Edenland 

Broadview  535-52 

East  Lake  Road.. 

Prince  Edward    0 

Picton  544 

Edensville 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Wetaskiwin  535-63, 

East  Leicester  . . . 

Cumberland 

.NS 

Oxford  599-15 

113 

East  Linden 

Cumberland. 

.NS 

Oxford  599-15 

Edenvale 

Simcoe.  N  R  . . . .  0 

Minesing  580-69 

East  Linton    .... 

Grey  N  R  . . . 

...0 

via  Owen  Sound  0 

Edenbridge 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Star  City  534-12 

EastMagdala 

Megantio  . . . 

...Q 

Lyster  Station 
580-12,  618 

Eden  Grove  

Bruce  E  R 0 

580-54  (R  R  name 
Pinkerton) 

*Eastman  

Brome    

...Q 

535-7,  653,  653-1 

Eden  Lake 

Pictou NS 

New  Glasgow 

East  Mapleton    . . 

Cumberland 

.NS 

E  Southampton  549 

599-7-10-13 

E.  Margaretsville. 

Annapolis  . . 

.NS 

M'dlet'n  589-1,562-1 

Eden  Mills 

Wellington,  SR.O 

via  Guelph  Ont 

East  Margaree  . . . 

Inverness   .. 

.N  S 

via  Margaree  Har- 

Eden Valley 

Mackenzie  .  ..Sask 

Canora  534-13 

bor,  N  S 

Edenwold 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Balgonie  535-25 

East  Mountain  . . 
East  New  Annan . 

Colchester... 
Colchester  . . 

N  S 

Valley  Sta  599-13 
Tat'm'g'uche599-15 

..NS 

Edgar's"Milis.V.'.. 

Essex  SR 0 

693-30  (R.  R.  name 

East  Newbridge. . 

Carleton 

.NB 

Woodstock  535-98 

Edgars) 

Easton's  Corners. 

Gren  ville  NR...0 

Jasper,  535-16 

Edge  Hill 

Grey  S  R 0 

Durham  580-46 

East  Oakland 

Brant 

.    O 

Scotland  703 

Edgeley 

YorkCR 0 

Concord  580-67 

...0 

Edgely 

Qu'Appellc.Sask 

South  Qu'Appelle 

East  Oxford 

Grenville. . . . 

....0 

Oxford  Sta.  535-20 

535-52 

East  Pinnacle.... 

Missisquoi  . . 

....Q 

Abercorn  535-3 

Edfjerton  Station 

Strathcona... .Alta 

Ll'ydminst'r  534-14 

East  Point 

King's 

PEI 

Souris,  East  665-4, 

Edgett's  Landing 

Albert NB 

Hillsborough  698 

359-1 

Edgewood 

Kootenay BC 

445-1 

EastP'rtMedw'y. 
East  Pubnico.... 

Queen's 

Yarmouth  . . 

..NS 
..NS 

Mill  Village  589-3 
589-5 

Edison 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 
N.Westminster  BC 

Morin ville  534-24 

Edmonds 

via  N.Westminst'r 

East  River 

Lunenburg.. 

..NS 

589  3 

Edmondville 

Lotbinifere Q 

St.  Jean  des 

East  R.St. Mary's. 

Pictou 

..NS 

New  Glasgow 

Chaillons  618 

599-7-10-13 

^Edmonton 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

534-14-24,  535-63 

EastR.SheetHar. 

Halifax  .... 

.NS 

W'tRr.  Sheet  Har- 
bour 368,  371-1 

(Sta.  on  535-63  is 
at  Strathcona,  1 

East  Rogerville.. 

North  umberl'd.NB 

Rogersville  599  2 

mile  distant 

E.  Roman  Valley . 
East  Royalty  .... 

Guysboro  . . . 
Queen's 

N  S 

Heatherton  599-7 

Edmore    

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

Sheho  535-112 

PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Edmundston 

Victoria NB 

700,  700-1,  535-84 

East  Sable  River . 

Queen's 

..NS 

Sable  River  589-3 

(RRn.Edm'ston 

East  Scotch  Settl't 

King's 

..NS 

Brownsville  637 

Jc.  on  700. 700-1) 

East  Selkirk 

Selkirk 

..    K 

535-51  (R  R  name 

Ednaburg 

Assa  West  ....Sask 

Selkirk) 

*Edran8 

Portage  la  PrairieM 

535-109 

East  Sherbrooke.. 

Sherbrooke 

(, 

via  Sherbrooke  Q 

Edville 

North'b'rl'd  E  R.C 

Colborne  580-9 

E  SideP'tL'Hebert 

Queen's . . . 

NS 

Port  Mouton  589-3 
Lockp'rt  589-3,  373 
via  Victoria  B  C 

Edwand 

Edmonton Alta 

Carleton 0 

Vegreville  53414 

E  Side  Ragged  Is. 

Shelburne... 

..NS 

Edwards 

799 

East  Sooke 

Nanaimo 

..BC 

Edward's  Point .. 

Selkirk M 

Dufresne  534-18 

East  South'mpt'n 

Cumberland 

..NS 

549 

Edwardsville  S... 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

East  Templeton. . 

Wright 

Q 

535-18,  327,  328 

Edwell 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Penhold  535-63 

East  Toronto 

York  S  R.. . . 

0 

Coleman  580-9 

Edwin 

P'rt'ge  la  PrairieM 

Burnside  535-52 

Eastview 

AssiniboiaW 

.Saflk 

Pasqua  535-52-66 

Edy's  Mills 

Lambton  WR...0 

693-36  (RRnEddys) 

Eastville  . 

Colchester . . 
Cumberland 

..NS 
..NS 

Brookfield  599-1 
Wallace  599-15 

Eel  Brook 

Eel  Cove 

Yarmouth  ....N  S 
Victoria NS 

Tusket  589-5 

East  Wallace  . . . . 

Englishtown  364-5 

East  Walton 

Hants 

..NS 

Scotch  Vil'ge  562-4 

Eel  River  Bridge 

Northumberl'dNE 

Bay  du  Vin  353  or 

East  Waterville.. 

York 

..NB 

Millville  535-83 

Log'ieville  599-19 

East  Wellington  . 

Nanaimo  . . . 

..BC 

Wellington  535-140 

*Eel  River  Cross'g 

Restigouche  ..NE 

599-2(RRn.EelR.) 

EastWentworth. 

Cumberland 

..NS 

Wentworth  Sta. 
599-1 

Eel  River  Lake  . 

York    NI 

CanterburyStation 
1     535-90 

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POST  OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN    CANADA, 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Effingham. . 
Egan  Creek 
*Eganville  . 

Egbert 

Egerton 

Egg  Island  . 
Egg  Lake. .. 


Eglinton  . . . . 
Egmondville. 
Egmont  Bay. 
Egremont . . . 
Egypte 


Eholt. 


Eigenheim 

Eight  Island  Lake 

Eildon 

Ekfrid 

Ekron 

Elba 

Elbow 

Elbow  River 

Elcan 

Elcho 


Elder  

Elder's  Mills 

Eldon  Station 

Eldorado 

Electric 

Elford 

Elfrida 

Elfros 

Elgin 

Elgin 

Elgin    

*Elgin 

Elgiiiburg 

Elginfield 

Elgin  House 

(PO  in  Summer) 
Elgin  Mills.... 
Elgin  Road . . . 

Elia 

Elie 

Elimville 

Elizabeth  Bay 
Elizabethville . 
Elk  Creek  .... 

*Elkhorn 

Elk  Lake 

Elkmouth 

Elko 

Elk  Point 

Elk  Prairie . . . 

Elkton  

Elkwater 

Ellaton 


Ellen's  Town 

Ellerslie 

Ellershouse . . 
Ellesmere  . . . 


Elliott 

Elliott's  Corners. . 

Elliott's  Mills . . 
Elliott  Vale.... 

Ellis  Bay 

(PO  in  Summer) 

Ellisboro' 

Ellisville 

EUwood 

Elm 

Elma 

Elmbank 

Elm  Brook  . . . 
Elm  Creek..  . 

Elmcroft 

Elmfield 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Welland O 

Hastings  E  R.  . .  O 
Renfrew  S  R.  ..  O 

Simcoe  SR O 

Wellington  N  R..0 

Saguenay Q 

Edmonton Alta 

York  S  R O 

Huron  S  R O 

Prince P  E  I 

Edmonton .. . .  Alta 
Sheflford Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Humboldt Sask 

Guysborough . .  N  S 

Saskatoon Sask 

Middlesex  VVR..0 

Huntingdon Q 

Dufferin O 

Saskatoon Sask 

Calgary Alta 

Medicine  Hat .  Alta 
Lincoln 0 

Dufferin O 

YorkCR 0 

Victoria O 

Hastings  ER....0 

Kent  WR O 

Essex  S  R 0 

Wentworth 0 

Humboldt ....  Sask 

Souris M 

Leeds  S  R O 

Pictou NS 

Albert NB 

Frontenac O 

Middlesex  ER...0 
MuskokaER....O 

York  CR O 

L'Islet Q 

YorkSR 0 

Maodonald M 

Huron  SR O 

AlgomaER O 

Durham O 

N.  Westminster.  BC 

Brandon M 

Nipissing O 

Kootenay B  C 

Kootenay B  C 

Victoria A.lta 

Kootenay B  C 

Calgary Alta 

Assa.  West  ...Alta 
Norfolk O 

Northumberl'd  NB 
Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Hants N 

YorkCR O 

Lanark  S  R O 

Simcoe  ER 0 

Queen's PE 

King's P  E 

Gasp6 Q 

Qu' Appelle. . .  Sask 

Leeds O 

Carleton 0 

Carleton O 

Dundas    0 

Peel 0 

Prince  Edward . .  O 

Macdonald M 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 
Pictou NS 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEBKEY,PP.174-178 


Fen  wick  703 
L'Amable  544*1 
535-11,  580-110 
Thornton  580-65 
Mt.  Forest  535-41, 
345  [580-46 

Edmonton  535-63, 

534-14 
704 

Seaforth  580-52 
Wellington  665-1 
Fort  Sask.  534-14 
St.  Ephrem  d'  Up- 
ton 580-8 
535-72-80  (R.  R.  n. 
Eholt  Junction) 
Humboldt  534-14 
L.  South  Riv.  599-7 
Craik  534-22 
580-97,  196-5 
Huntingdon  580*7 
Orangeville  535-40 
Davidson  534-22 
C'lg'ry  535-53-63-64 
Barnwell  535-67 
A't'rcl'eSta.  580-97, 

693-34 
Orangeville  535-40 
535-40  (RRn.  Elder) 
580*29{RRn  Eldon) 
544 

Wallaceburg  889-3 
Essex  693-30  34 
via  Stony  Creek,  O 
535-112 
534-3 
516 

Lome  599-13 
572 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 
Lucan  580-51 
Redwood   420-3  or 
StaneyBrae  532-1 
704 
599*3 
580*67 

534*6  (R.  R.  n.  Eli) 
Exeter,  580*50 
via  Gore  Bay,  Ont. 
Garden  Hill,  580*35 

535*52 

North  Bay  535*12 
464-67 

464-67,  535-67 
Vermilion  534-14 
Sparwood  535-67 
Didsbury  535-63 
Irvine  535-53 
580-80  (R  R  name 

Gibsons) 
Millerton  599-8 
535-63 
562-1 
Scarborough  June. 

580*9-36 
Perth  535*34,327*2 
Midland    580*32, 

430*3 
665-1  (RRn.  Elliots) 
Peake  Station  665*3 
Sheldrake  345 

Wolseley  535*62 
Lyndhurst  516 
via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Carp  580*110 
Chesterville,  535*33 
Malton,  580*51 
via  Picton,  Ont, 
535*54  59 
Bonney  R.Sta.,639 
Scotsburn  599*15 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Elmgrove  . 

Elm  Grove. 
Elmhedge 
Elm  Hill. . . 
Elmhurst . . 


Elmira 
Elmira  . . 


Elmore 

Elm  Park 

Elmsdale 

Elmsdale 

Elmside 

Elm  Springs 

Elmstead 

*  Elm  Street   ... 

Elmsvale 

Elmsville 

Elm  Tree 

Elm  Tree 

*Elmvale 

Elm  Valley 

Elmview 

*Elmwood  

Elmwood 

Elmwood 

Elnora  

Eloida 

*Elora 

Elphin 

Elphinstone   . . . 

Elsie , 

Elsinore 

Elstow 

Elton 


Elva . . . 
Elzevir . 
Emard. , 


Emberson 


*Embro 

Embrun. 

Emerald 

Emerald . 
Emerald 


*Emerson . 
Emerson . . . 

Emery 

Emileville 
Emmaville 


Emmett 

Emo 

Empey   

Empey  Hill  

Empire  

*Emsdale 

Emy  vale 

Ena 

*Enderby 

Endiang 

Enfield , 

Enfield  

Englefeld.. 

*Englehart 

English  Corner  , 
English  Cove . . , 
English  Town  . . 


Enid  . , . 
Enmore . 
Ennis  . . 


Ennishore  . 
Enniskerry . 
Enniskillen . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Simcoe  S  R 0 

Provencher M 

Grey  NR O 

Queen's NB 

King's N  B 

Waterloo  NR  ..  O 
King's PEI 

Assa.  East Sask 

Edmonton Alta 

Hants NS 

Prince PEI 

Pontiac Q 

Assa.  "West.  ..Sask 

Essex  NR O 

Toronto  Centre . .  O 

Halifax    NS 

Charlotte   ....NB 

Gloucester N  B 

Frontenac 0 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Brandon M 

Northum'd  WR.O 

Bruce  S  R 0 

King's NB 

Queen's PEI 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Leeds O 

Wellington  SR..0 

Lanark  NR O 

Marquette M 

Haliburton O 

Bruce  NR O 

Saskatoon .... Sask 
Brandon M 

Souris M 

Hastings  E  R....0 
Beauharnois Q 

Muskoka O 

Oxford  NR O 

Russell    0 

Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Inverness   N  S 

Queen's P  E  I 

Provencher  M 

Kent NB 

YorkSR O 

Bagot Q 

SaskatchewanSask 

Renfrew  SR O 

Rainy  River O 

Hastings  E  R  ...O 

Lennox 0 

Haldimand  . . . .  O 

Parry  Sound 0 

Queen's P  E 

Calgary Alta 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Red  Deer Alta 

Durham O 

Hants N 

Humboldt Sask 

Nipissing 0 

Halifax    NS 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Victoria N 

Humboldt Sask 

Prince P 

Simcoe  SR O 

Victoria NB 

Russell O 

Durham O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEY,PP.174-178 


AUiston    580-64, 

535*48 
Loretto  534*18 
ma  Meaford,  Ont. 
Gagetown  390 
Hampton   592, 

599*12,  390*3 
580*47,  535*47 
Souris  East  665*4, 

359*1 
Gainsboro'  535*58 
Edmonton  535*63 
599*1 
665-1 

Maryland  535*28 
Moose  Jaw  535*52 
535*42 

Shubenacadie  599*1 
639  (R  R  n.  Dyers) 
599-2 

Arden  535-34 
580-66-69 
Manda  534-3 
Port  Hope  580-9 
580-55 

Buttern't  Ri'ge  572 
via  Charlottetown 
Innisfail  535-63 
Athens  516 
580-54,  535*36 
Snow  Road  Sta.  611 
534*10 

Gelert  580-30 
AUenford  580*55 
Nutana  534*22 
Douglas    Station 

535*50-52 
535*58 

Kaladar  Sta.  535*34 
Valley  field  805*40, 

580*105 
Huntsville  580*67, 

3-15 
Embro  535-35 
799 
309,  or  Ernestown 

Station  580-9 
Inverness  601, 360 
565-1-2  (R.  R.  name 
Emerald  Junct'n) 
554-1-4,  535-55 
Harcourt  599-2 
535-40 

St.  Pie  535-1 
North  Battleford 

534-14 
Killaloe  580-110 
534*20,  435*1-2 
Eldorado  544 
Napanee  580*9 
York  580*79 
580*67 

N.  Wiltshire  665*1 
Crossfield  535*63 
535*74 

Stettler  535*114 
Burketon  535*34-35 
599*1 

Watson  534-6 
699 

Bedford  599*1,562*1 
Fife  535*72 
364*5  or  via  North 

Sydney,  N  S 
Lipton  535*111 
ryne  Valley  665*1 
Tottenham  580*65, 

535*48 
Grand.  Falls  535*84 
Osgoode  535*20 
Burketou    Station 

535-34-45 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN   CANADA, 


205 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Enniskillen  Sta. 


Ennismore 
Ennotville . 


Enon 

Ensleigh 

^Enterprise 


Entrelac 

Entry  Island 


*Entwhistle 

Epping 

Epsom 

Eraniosa  . . . 

Erb 

Erbsville  . . . 


Ercildoune 

Eric 

Erickson  . . 
Erickson  . . 

Erie 

Erie 

Erieau 

Erie  View  . 

*Erin  

Erindale . . 
Erinville.. 
Erinsville  . 


Erinview 

Erie 

Ernest 

Ernesto wn  Sta, 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


Queen's N  B  535-88  (R.  R.  name 

Enniskillen) 


Ernfold 

Errington 

Erskine 

Escott  

Escott  Centre. 
Escourt  


Escuminac 
Escuminac 


Escuminac 

Escuminac  Flats. 
Esdraelon 


Eskasoni 
Eskdale 


Peterboro'  W.  R.  O 
Wellington  SR..0 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Red  Deer Alta 

Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Terrebonne Q 

Gaspe Q 

Edmonton  —  Alta 

Grey  ER O 

Ontario  SR O 

Wellington  SR..0 

King's'. NB 

Waterloo  N  R. . .  0 

Selkirk M 

Frontenac 0 

Kootenay B  C 

Marquette M 

Haldimand O 

Kootenay .  B  C 

KentWR 0 

Norfolk 0 

Wellington  S  R.  .0 

Peel O 

Guysboro' NS 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Macdonald M 

Wolfe Q 

Selkirk M 

Lennox  and 

Addington  ....  0 
Assa.  West. . .  Sask 
Comox- Atlin . .  B  C 
Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Leeds 0 

Leeds O 

Temiscouata Q 

Boiiaventure . . . .  Q 
Northumberl'dNB 

Bonaventure Q 

Bonaventure..  ..Q 

Carleton NB 

Humboldt  . . .  Sask 
Cape  Breton... NS 

Bruce  N  R. . 


Eskbank  

Esmonde 

Espanola 

Espanola  Station, 
Esquesing 


Esquimau  . . . 
Esqicimaux  Po'nt 

*  Essex 

Essex  

Essonville 

Esterhazy 

*Estevan 

Estmere 

Etang  des  Caps . . 
Etang  du  Nord . . 

Ethel  

Ethelton 

Ethelwyn 

Ethelbert 

Ethmuir 

Etna 

Etobicoke 


Assa.  West. . .  Sask 
Renfrew  S  R  . . .  0 

AlgomaE  R O 

AlgomaER O 

Halton  O 

Nanaimo B  C 

Saguenay Q 

Essex  SR d 

Inverness N  S 

Haliburton O 

Assa.  East Sask 

Qu'Appelle. .  .Sask 

Victoria N  S 

Gasp6 Q 


Ettrick.. 
Ettyville 
Etwell. . . 
Eugenia. 


Huron  E  R 0 

Humboldt Sask 

Victoria Alta 

Dauphin M 

Battleford....Sa8k 

King's N  S 

YorkCR O 


Middlesex  E  R. 

Russell 

Muskoka 

Grey  E  R 


via  Peterborough  O 
Fergus  535-36,  580' 

54 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
Stettler  535-114 

509-1  [535-23 

St.  Marguerite 

i'AnsealaCabane 

359-1 
Edmonton  535-63 
via  Meaford,  Ont. 
Uxbridge  580-36 
via  Guelph,  Ont. 
Apohaqui  599-12 
Waterloo    580-47, 

578 
Clandeboye  585-61 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 
Creston  535-67 
Clanwilliam  534-10 
.larvis  580-70-97 
464-100 

Rondeau  889-4, 
Port  Rowan  580-86 
535-36 
535-35 
Lower  South  River 

1-7 
.509-1 

Stonewall  535-60 
Marbleton  675 
Virden  535-52 
0-9  (R.  R.  name 
Ernestown) 
Herbert  535-52 
via  Nanaimo,  B  C 
535-114 

Mallorytown  580-9 
Lansdowne  580-9 
St.  Alexis  de  Kar 
nouraska  599-3 
508 
353,  or  Chatham 

599-19 
508 

Escuminac  508 
Peel  535-96 
Drake  535-115 
Christmas  Island 

599-14 
Kincardine  580-48 

165-1,  4-23 
Landing  535-74 

Ashdad  611 

535-25 

535-25 

580-65  (R  R  name 
Stewarttown) 

535-140 

345 

•30-34 

Creignish  Rear  601 

Tory  Hill  600 

535  111 

535-58-66 

599-14 

359-1  [359-] 

Grindstone  Island 

580-48 

Kinistino  534-12 

Islay  534-14 

534-12 

Bresaylor  534-14 

Wolfville  562-1 

Weston   535-40, 
580-51 

580-50 

Pendleton  535-31 

Huntsville  580-67 

Flesherton,  535-40 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Eureka. . . 

Eustis 

Evandale . 


Evangeline , 


Evans 

Evanston 

Evansville 

Evarts 

Evelyn 

Everett 

Everett 

Evergreen 

Eversley 

Everton 

Evesham 

Ewan 

Ewalme 

Ewart 

Ewing 

Ewing's  Landing 
Excelsior 


Excelsior 

*  Exeter 

Exmoor 

*Exshaw 

Extension  . . . 

Eyebroro 

Eyremore  . . . 

Fabre  

Factory  Dale 
Fairbairn 


Fairbank , 


Fairfax 

Fairfax 

Fairfield 

Fairfield 

Fairfield  East.. 

Fairfield  Plain. 
Fairford 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Pictou.. N 

Sherbrooke Q 

King's N  B 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Queen's N  B 

Richmond N  S 

AlgomaER O 

Strathcona. .  .Alta 
Middlesex  E  R  ..  O 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Victoria NB 

Red  Deer  ....Alta 

York,  NR 0 

Wellington  SR..0 
Battleford....Sask 
Peterboro' WR..0 

Alberta Alta 

Brandon M 

Strathcona — Alta 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Edmonton Alta 

AlgomaER 0 

Huron  SR O 

Northumb'....NB 

Calgary Alta 

Nanaimo BC 

Moose  Jaw  ...Sask 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Pontiac Q 

King's N 

Victoria O 


York  S  R. 


O 


Stanstead Q 

Souris M 

King's PET 

St.  John NB 


Fair  Ground . 

Fairhall 

Fairhaven . . . 


Fairholme 

Fairley 

Fairlight  Station 


Fairmede . .  , 
Fairmont . . . 
Fairmount  . 
Fairmuir  . , 
Fair  Play... 
Fair  Vale , . . 
Fair  Valley , 
Fairview  . . , 
Fairview  . . , 
Fairview... 


Fairview  Station 


*Fairville 

Fairville , 

Fairy  Glen  . . 
Fairy  Hill  . . . 
Falconbridge 


Brant O 

Dauphin M 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KET.PP.  174-178 


599-13 
114-75 
390.   390-2,   or 

NerepisSta535-88 
Scotch  Settlement 

627 
Youngs  C.  637,390 -2 
537 

via  Gore  Bay,  Ont. 
Red  Deer  535-63 
Crumlin  535-35 
580-64 

Three  Brooks535 -91 
Red  Deer  535-63 
704 

Rock  wood  580-51 
Lloydmi'st'r  534-14 
Furnace  Falls  600 
Macleod  535-64-67 
Bardal  535-104 
Content  535-114 
Okanagan 
Strathcona  535-63, 

534-14 
via  Kagawong,  Ont 
580-50 

Ne'castle  599-2, 353 
535-53 
535*140 

Mortlach  535-52 
Brooks  535-53 
Montreal  River  318 
Aylesford  562-1 
FenelonFalls580-30 

312-1 
Davenport  580-67, 

535-43 
Boynton  114-75 
534-3 

Cherry  Grove  665-4 
St.  Martins  592 
535-16  (R.  R.  name 

Fairfield) 
Burford  580-78 
Westburn  535-100, 

in  Winter  Hope 

Point  534-11 
Norfolk 0  viaTillsonburg Ont 


Souris M 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Parry  Sound 0 

Northumb'  . .  N  B 
Assa  East Sask 

Assa.  East Sask 

Antigonishe . . .  N  S 

Grey  E  R O 

Regina Sask 

Essex  NR O 

King's N  B 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

Perth  SR 0 

Queen's PE 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 


Halifax  . , 


NS 


Falding . 


FalkenburghSta. 


Falkirk.. 
Falkland 
Falkland 
Falkland 


St.  John NB 

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 
Prince  Albert. Sask 
Assa.  West.  ..Sask 
MiddlesexWR. 

Parry  Sound 0 


Muskoka O 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Brant O 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Halifax NS 


Killarney,  535-57 
401-1  or  St.  Andrews 

535-37,  400 
Ahmic  Harb.  420-4 
Boiestown  599-19 
535-104  (R  R  name 

Fairlight) 
Wapella  535-52 
Antigonishe  599-7 
via  Meaford,  Ont. 
Weyburn  535-66 
Tecumseh  580-97 
via  St.  John 
Orillia  580-32-67 
via  Stratford  Ont. 
via  Charlottetown 
Penticton  445-6  or 

Keremeos464-108 
599-1  (R.  R.  name 

Fair  View) 
535-88-92 
Pense  535-52 
Melfort  534-12 
Southey  535-111 
Mount  Brydges 

535-42,  580-85 
.58-111,  532-1  (R.R. 

name  Otter  Lake 

on  580-111) 
580-67  (R.  R.  name 

Falkenburg) 
Ailsa  Craig  580-51 
Paris  580-79-83 
Monte  Creek  535-70 
via  Halifax,  N  S 


206 


POST   OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN    CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 

BLECTORAIi 
DISTRICTS. 

RAIIiROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

BliECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKBY,PP.174-178 

Falkland  Ridge.. 

Fallbrook 

Fallon      ..    .. 

Annapolis....  N  S 

Lanark  S  R 0 

Middlesex 0 

Carleton 0 

Welland 0 

Hants NS 

Hants NS 

Strathcona....Alta 

King's P  E  I 

Macdonald M 

Middlesex  E  R..0 
Hastings  W  R  . .  0 
Wellington  NR..0 

Kent  WR 0 

Carleton NB 

Grenville 0 

Humboldt....  Sask 
King's PEI 

Cumberland..  N  S 

Wright Q 

Missisquoi Q 

Missisquoi Q 

Brome Q 

Missisquoi Q 

Huron  SR 0 

Stormont 0 

Wright Q 

Strathcona.  ..Sask 

Labelle Q 

Glengarry 0 

Rimouski Q 

Quebec  City Q 

Nipissing 0 

Lunenburg NS 

Bonaventure Q 

Westmoreland.NB 
Ontario  N  R....0 

Edmonton Alta 

Lunenburg NS 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Russell  0 

Lunenburg  . . .  N  S 

Simcoe  SR 0 

Prescott 0 

Northumb'  WR..0 
Victoria 0 

Springfield,  589-1 
Perth  535-34,  327-2 
Granton  580-51 
Stittsville  535-12 
693-34-35 
Falmouth  Station 

562-1 
562-1  (R.  R.  name 

Falmouth) 
Wetaskiwin  535-63, 

113 
Pisquid  665-3 
535-59 

via  London,  Ont. 
Coe  Hill  544 
Kenilworth  535-41 
889-3,  693-34 
Upper  Woodstock 

5S"  .Qf . 
Oxfo"rd  Mills  535-33 
Wadena  534-13 
Head  of  St.  Peter's 

Bay  665-4 
River  Philip  599-1 
535-27 

Sweetsburg  535-3 
Farnham  535-1-3-7, 

194-1920 
Brigham  535*3 
535-1-3-7,  194-19-2(' 
Dublin  580-52 
580-9 
535-27 

Marshall  534-14 
535-18 

Alexandria  580-105 
599-2,  346 

Englehart  699 
Lahone  Bay  589-3 
St.   Charles  de 

Caplan  508 
572 
532-1 

Edmonton  535-63 
Northfield  589-1 

Ernesto'nSta.580-9 
Russell  799 
Lunenburg  589-3, 

373 
Gilford  580-67 
Vanleek  Hill  535-31 

580-106 
via  Cobourg,  Ont. 
.580-30,312-1 
Pr.  Albert  535-62 
703 

Annidale  637 
Nappan  Sta.  599-1 
Balcarres  535-111 
580-54,  535-36 
611  (R.R.  name 

Opeongo) 
Hyde  Park  Corner 

535-42,   580-50-83 
Gerrard  535-130, 

445-7 
Perth  535-34,  327-2 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
Tracadie  587 
Phelpston  580-69 
Wetaskiwin  535-63 
Nomininque  535-23 
Nomininque  535-23 
Westport  516,  319 
Millbank  535-47 
Elgin  572 
Moosomin  535-52 
420-3    or    Staney 

Brae  532-1 
Berthi'rJ535-:5.21 

Fern  Glen 

Fernhill 

Parry  Sound  ....0 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Kootenay BC 

Algoma  ER 0 

Frontenac 0 

NewWest'insterBC 
Prince  East.. PE  I 
Nipissing 0 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Victoria NS 

Queen's N  B 

Strathcona...  Alta 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Simcoe  ER 0 

Parry  Sound  . . . .  0 

Grey  E  R 0 

Vaudreuil Q 

Kootenay BC 

Nipissing 0 

Calgary Alta 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Carleton N  B 

Wright Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Halifax N  S 

Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 
Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 

Stormont 0 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Brandon M 

Elgin  W  R 0 

Victoria 0 

Victoria NS 

SimcoeS  R 0 

PortagelaPrairieM 

Kootenay B  C 

Albert NB 

Dorchester Q 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Lunenburg NS 

Alberta Alta 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Strathcona...  Alta 

Guysboro'  N  S 

Guysboro' N  S 

Selkirk M 

Haldimand 0 

Humboldt  ...Sask 
Prince  Edward.  0 
Moose  Jaw... Sask 

Stanstead Q 

Assa.  East....  Sask 
Northumb'd..NB 

Carleton 0 

Colchester  ....NS 

Hants NS 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Kootenay BC 

Wentworth 0 

Compton  Q 

Victoria Alta 

Restigouche  ..NB 

Queen's PEI 

Portage  laPrairieM 

Durham 0 

Assa.  East  ...Sask 

Grey  E  R 0 

KentWR 0 

Assa.  East  ...Sask 
Humboldt  . . .  Sask 
Bonaventure....  Q 

Albert NB 

Lennox  and 

Addington....  0 
Richmond Q 

580-111  (R.R.  name 

Mud  Lake) 
Komoka  535-42 

Fallowfield 

Falls  View 

*Fernie 

580-85-85        ' 
464-67   535-67 

Falmouth 

Fernlee  .. 

Silver  Water  426 

Falmouth  Sta... 
Falun 

Fernleigh 

Fern  Ridge 

Fernwood 

Feronia 

Lavant  Sta.  611 
P'rtHam'ond535-70 
via  Summerside 
699  (R  R  name 

Woodland) 
Ponoka  535-63 
Alba  599-14 
Welsford,  53^-88 

Fanning  Brook. . . 
Fanny  stelle 

Ferry  Landing . . . 
Ferris 

Faraday 

Ferry  Point 

Ferry  Road 

Fesserton 

Fetherston 

Feversham 

Fief  Choisy 

*  Field 

Wetaskiwin  535-63 

Farewell 

Fargo .         

113 
Newcastle  599-2 

Farmerston 

Farmers  Union. . . 

Farmingdale 

Farmington 

580-32 

via  Parry  Sound,0 

Flesherton  535-40 

Graham  535-31 

535-70 

Field 

Cache  Bay  535-13 
Bassano  535-53 
534-14 

Farmington  

Fieldholme 

Fielding 

Farnam's  Corn's. 

Fielding 

Bristol  535-90 

Farndon  

Field  ville 

Fife 

Venosta  535-27 
535-72 

Farnham  Centre . 

*  Farnham 

Farquhar 

Fift'n  Mile  Stream 

File  Hills 

Fillmore 

Finch  

Lome  599-13 
Balcarres  535-111 
535-65 
535-33,  799 

Farrelton 

Findlater 

Findlay 

Chamberlain534"22 
535-65 

Fassett 

*  Fingal 

Shedden  693*34, 

Fassifern 

Father  Point .... 
*Faubourg  St. 
Jean  Baptiste.. 

Fauquier 

Fauxbourg  

Fauvel           

Fingerboard 

Finlayson 

889-2 

Sonya  580-38 
Baddeck329,  36-44, 

371-2 
AUiston  580-64 

Firdale 

Edrans  535-109 

Fire  Valley 

Fir  Grove 

Fir  Grove 

Fir  Ridge 

t  First  South 

Fishburn 

Fish  Creek 

Fisher  Home 

Fisherman's  Har . 

Fisher  Mill 

Fisher  River 

Fisherville 

Fishing  Lake 

Fish  Lake 

Fiske 

Needles  445-1 

Fawcett  Hill 

Fawkham  

Fedorah 

Feener's  Corner. . 
Fellows 

Elgin  572 
St.  Joseph  de 
Beauce  675-1 
P.  Albert  534-12 
L'nenb'rg  589-3,373 
Pincher  Sta.  535-67 

Felton 

Rosthern  534-22 
Leduc  535-63 

Feltz  South 

Fennell's 

Fenaghvale 

Fenella 

Port  Beckerton  368 
Antigonishe  599-7 
Gimli  535-61 
Nelles  Cor's  580-97 
Wadena  534-13 
via  Picton,  Ont. 

*Fenelon  Falls  . . 

Brock  534-29 

Fenton    

Humboldt. . . .  Sask 

Welland 0 

King's NB 

Cumberland  ..NS 
Qu'Appellc.Sask 
Wellington  S  R..0 
Renfrew  S  R 0 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Kootenay BC 

Lanark  SR 0 

Richmond  . . . .  N  S 
Gloucester....  NB 

Simcoe  NR 0 

Strathcona...  Alta 

Labelle Q 

Labelle Q 

Frontenac 0 

Perth  N.R 0 

Albert NB 

Assa.  East.... Sask 
Muskoka 0 

Bertbier Q 

Fitch  Bay 

Fitzmaurice 

Fitzpatrick 

Fitzroy  Harbour. 

Five  Islands 

Five  Mile  River.. 
Flagstaff 

Smiths  Mills  114-75 

Fenwick 

Fenwick 

Fenwick 

Fenwood 

*  Fergus 

Whitewood  5.35-52 
Bay  du  Vin  353 
Galetta  580-110 
via  Parrsboro'  N  S 
Kenn'tc'kC'rn562-4 

Ferguslea 

Ferguson 

Ferguson 

Ferguson's  Falls.. 
Ferguson's  Lake. 
Ferguson's  Point. 
Fergusonvale .... 

Ferintcsh 

Ferme  Neuve.... 

Ferme  Rouge 

Fermoy      

Daysland  535113 

Waterdown  580-87 
Cookshire  675-19, 

535-7 
Vegreville  534-14 
599-2 

Beaton  Mills  665 -5 
High  Bluff,  535-52 
Franklin  580-35 
535-52 
535-40 
693-34 

Flagstone 

Flamboro'  Centre 
Flanders 

Flat  Lake 

Flatlands 

Flat  River 

Flee  Island 

Fleetwood 

*Fleming 

Flesherton 

Fletcher 

Fletwode 

Kennedy  535104 
Melfort  534-12 
Eseuminac  508 
Elgin  572 

Kaladar  Sta.  535-34 
653 

Fernbank 

Ferndale 

Femdale 

Ferndale  House . . 

(Summer  Office) 

FernetviUe  ..,,,. 

Flett's  Springs... 

Fleurant 

Flint  Hill 

Flinton    

Flodden  

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RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELKCTORAL 

liOCATKD,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY, PP.  174-178 

SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

Floradale 

Waterloo  NR...0 

Elmi'a580-47,535-47 

Forties  Settlem'nt 

Lunenburg NS 

Springfield  589-1 

Floral 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Lambton  WR...0 

Nutana  534-22 
Bothwell    535-42, 

Fort  Lawrence  . . 
Fort  Louisburg  . 

Cumberland  ..NSJ599-1 

*Florence    

Cape  Breton  . . .  N  S  Louisburg  698 

580-97 

Fort  McMurray, 

Victoria Alta 

Edmonton  534-14 

Florence 

Cape  Breton. 

..NS 

via  Nor.  Sydney  NS 

Fort  Pelly 

Mackenzie.  ..Sask 

Kamsack  534-13 

Florenceville  — 

Carleton 

.NB 

535-90 

Fort  Resolution.. 

McKenzie  Territ'ry 

via  Edmonton 

Flowers'  Cove  . . . 

Queen's 

.NB 

Newcastle  Brid.637 

Fort  Rose 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Komoka  535-42 

Flower  Station  . . 

Lanark  N  R. 

....0 

611  (R.R.n.  Flower) 

*Fort  Rouqe  

Winnipeg  City..M 

Flume  Ridge  .... 

Charlotte  .. 

.N  B 

Harvey  Sta'n  535 -88 

(Sub  Office) .... 

Foam  Lake 

Mackenzie  . . 

.Sask 

Sheho  535-112 

Fort  Smith 

Athabaska  ...Alta 

Edmonton  535-63 

Folden's  Corners. 

Oxford  S  R . . 

...  0 

>;ia  Woodstock,  Ont 

Fort  St.  James  . . 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 

Foley 

Selkirk 

...M 

Winnipeg    Branch 
535-61 

(Summer  Office) 
Fort  Saskatchewan 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

534-14 

Foley  Brook  

Victoria  .... 

.NB 

Grand  Falls  535-84 

*  Fort  Steele    .... 

Kootenay B  C 

.535-67 

Folger  Station... 

Lanark  N  R . 

....0 

611  (R.R.n.  Folger) 

Fort  Stewart  .... 

Hastings  E  R. . .  0 

L'Amable  544-1 

Folkins 

King's    

Colchester  . . 

.  NB 

..NS 

Sussex  599-12 
599-1  (R  R    name 

Fortune 

Battleford....  Sask 
King's PEI 

Hanley  634-22 

Folly  Lake 

Fortune  Bridge . . 

via  Souris  East  PEI 

Folleigh) 

Fortune  Cove.... 

Prince PEI 

O'Leary    Station 

Folly  Mountain  . . 

Colchester . . 

..NS 

Debert  Sta'n  599*1 

665-1 

Fonderie 

Gaspe 

....Q 

Cap  Chat  348 

Fort  Vermilion. . . 

Edmonton Alta 

534-24 

Fontenelle 

Gasp6 

Richmond  . . 

Gaspe  346,  350,  348 

Fort  William.... 

Pontiac Q 

SllorwaPe'br'keO 

Fontenoy  

Q 

Richmond  580-8-12 

*Fort  William  . . 

Thunder  Bay....  0 

535-13-51,534-20,73, 

*Fonthill 

Welland  .... 

0 

via  Welland,  Ont 

428,  431,  154-1-3, 

Foote          

Assa  West  . . 
Colchester . . 

.Sask 

NS 

Craik  534-22 
River  John  599-15 

*Fort  William  W. 

Thunder  Bay....  0 

148-2,  430-4 

Forbes  

535-51,534-20  (R.R. 

Forbes  Point  .... 

Shelburne . . 

.NS 

via    Upper  Wood 

name  West  Fort) 

Forty  Mile 

Forward 

Yukon 

294,  295  or  White 

Ford 

Humboldt... 
Kent 

.Sask 
NB 

Tisdale  534-12 
Harcourt  599-2 

Regina Sask 

Horse  862 

Ford's  Mills 

535-66 

*Fordwich 

Huron  E  R  . 

...0 

535-41 

Fossambault 

Portneuf Q 

St.  Catherine  674 

Huron  E  R  ., 
Missisquoi . . . 

....0 

Lucknow  580-48 
E.  Farnham  535-3 

Foster  

Brome Q 

York N  B 

535-4-7 

Fordyce  Corners. 

Fosterville 

Canterbury  Stat'n 

Foreman 

Strathcona... 

.Alta 

Stettler  535-114 

535-90 

*  Forest    

Lambton  WR...0 

580-51 

Found's  Mills.... 

Queen's PEI 

Emerald  665-1-2 

Forester 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

Tisdale  534-12 
Lashburn  534-14 

Fountainstown. . . 
Fourchu  

Strathcona....  Alta 
Richmond....  NS 

Lacombe  535-63 

Forest  Bank 

via  St.  Peter's  N  S 

Forest  City 

York 

.NB 

Canterbury  Sta. 
536-90 

Four  Falls 

Victoria NB 

via  Aroostook 
Junction,  N  B 

Forester's  Falls. . 

Renfrew  N  R 

...  0 

Cobden  535-12 

Four  Mile  Brook. 

Pictou NS 

ScotsburnSt.599-15 

Forest  Farm  

Assa.  East  . . 

.Sask 

Whitewood  535-52 

Four  Roads    

Gloucester....  NB 

Inkerman  587 

Forest  Glade 

Annapolis... 

..NS 

Middleton  589-1, 
562-1 

Fournier 

Fourteen  Mile 

Prescott 0 

Alfred  535-31 

Forest  Glen 

Inverness 

,NS 

Inverness  601 

House 

Halifax NS 

Bowser  Sta.  589-3 

Forest  Hall 

SaskatchewanSask 

North  Battleford 

Fourth  Line 

Lambton  WR...0 

Sarnia  580-61 

Albert 

.NB 

534-14 
Elgin  572 

Strathcona.  ...Alta 
Peterboro'  W  R..0 

Stettler  535-114 

Forest  Hill 

Fowler's  Corners. 

580-35  (R  R  name 

Forest  Hill 

King's 

PEI 

Head  of  St.  Peter's 

Best's) 

Bay  665-4 

Foxboro' 

Hastings  E  R . . .  0 

580-27 

Forest  Hill 

Guysbo  rough 

,NS 

Lower  Settlement 

Foxbury 

Asssa.  West.. Sask 

Craik  634-22 

South  River599-7 

Fox  Coulee 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Didsbury  535-63 

Forest  Home 

King's 

.NS 

Kentville  562-1-2 

Fox  Creek 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Lewisville  627 

Forest  Lea 

Renfrew  N  R 

...0 

Pembroke  535-12 

Fox  Harbour 

Cumberland..  N  S 

Pugwash  599-15 

Forest  Mills 

Lennox  and 

Fox  Harbo'r  Point 

Cumberland... N  S 

Pugwash  599-15 

Addington 

...0 

Napanee509-2  580-9 

Fox  Island  Main. 

Guysboro' N  S 

Canso368,  369-1, 

Forest  Nook 

Parry  Sound 

...o 

Magnetawan  420-4 

371,  371-1 

orBurksFls580-67 

Foxleigh 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Regina  534-22,  535- 

Foreston 

Carleton .... 

.NB 

Bristol  535-90 

52-65 

Forestville 

Norfolk  .... 

...0 

580-86  (R.  R.  name 

Foxmead 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

580-32 

Forrestville) 

Fox  Point 

Muskoka 0 

315  or  Huntsville 

Forfar 

Leeds 

Russell 

Qu'Appelle.. 

...0 
...0 

Sask 

516 

Embrun  799 
535-65 

Fox  Point 

Lunenburg N  S 

580-67 

Forget . . . 

Hubbard's     Cove 

Forget  

589-3 

Fork  River 

Dauphin 

...M 

534-17 

Fox  River 

Gasp6 Q 

348  or  Gaspe  346, 

Forks 

Queen's 

NB 

Buttern'tRidge  572 

350 

Forks,  Baddeck., 

Victoria 

.NS 

Baddeck  329, 364-4, 
371-2 

Fox  River 

Cumberland..  NS 

Parrsboro'    549, 
392-3 

Forks  Road 

Welland  .... 

...0 

Perry  Sta.  693-34 

Fox  Warren  .... 

Marquette M 

535-101 

*Formosa 

Bruce  S  R. . . 

...0 

Walkerton  580-54 

Foymount  

Renfrew  S  R . . .  0 

Killaloe  580-110 

Assa  West . . 
Brandon  

Sask 
...M 

535-53 

535-50-110  (RRn'me 

Framboise  

Framb'ise  I'terv'e 

Richmond . . . .  N  S 
Richmond NS 

via  St.  Peter's  N  S 

Forrest  Station.. 

via  St.  Peter's, NS 

Forrest) 

Framnes 

Selkirk M 

Gimli  635-61 

Forshee  . . 

Strathcona . . 
Humboldt  . . 

.Alta 
Sask 

Lacombe535 -63-114 
Melfort  534-12 

Frampton 

Francis 

Dorchester Q 

Qu'Appelle....  Sask 

Ste.  Henedine  675 

Fort  k  la  Come  . . 

536-65 

Fort  Alexander.. 

Selkirk 

...M 

via  Selkirk,  Man. 

Francois  Lake  . . . 

Oomox-Atlin..BC 

450-5 

Fort  Augustus  .. 

Queen's 

PEI 

Pisquid  665-3 

Francoeurville 

Drummond Q 

Richmond  580-8 

Fort  Coulonge . . . 

Pontiao 

...Q 

535-28 

Franconia   

3aldimand 0 

Perry  Station  693- 

Fort  Ellice 

Marquette . . . 

...M 

Birtle  535-101 

34  or   Dunnville 

*Fort  Erie 

Welland  .... 

...0 

693-31,  580-79-98, 

580-79 

Peterboro' WR..o! 

196-5 
Furnace  Falls  600 

Frank  

Alberta Alta 

Calgary Alta 

535-67 

Fortescue 

Frankburg  

High  River  535-64 

Fort  Frances 

Rainy  River 

...0  534-20,  435-1-2-3 

*Frankford 

fIasting8WR...O 

544 

Fort  George 

Yale-Cariboo 

.BC.Ashcroft  53570 

Frank  Hill 

Victoria 0 

via  Peterboro',  Ont 

Fortier 

Macdonald . . , 

...m' 

534-6                        1 

Franklin 

Durham 0 

580-35 

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RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

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RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL           | 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL          | 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST  R.  R.   STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST  R.   R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 

Franklin 

PortagelaPrairieM 

535-100 

Gabarouse  Lake . . 

Richmond  . . . 

.NS 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

*  Franklin  Centre 

Huntingdon . 

..Q 

Ormstown  580*7 

GabarouseBara'is 

Cape  Breton. 

NS 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

Franktown 

Lanark  S  R . . 

...0 

535-16 

Gabriola  Island . . 

Nanaimo 

.BC 

451-1 

*FrankviUe 

Leeds 

..  0 

Jasper  535-16 

Gadsby 

Red  Deer. . . . 

Alta 

Stettler  535-114 

Frankville 

Antigonishe  . 

.NS 

599-7  (R.  R.  name 

Gad's  Hill   

Perth  NR... 

...0 

580-53 

Harb.au  Bouche) 

Gaetz  Valley 

Strathcona. . 

Alta 

Lacombe  535-63 

Fraser  Arm 

N.  Westminster.  BC 

Vancouver  535-70 

*Gagetown 

Queen's 

.N  B 

390,  390-2  or  Wels- 

Fraserburg 

Muskoka 

.  ..0 

Bracebridge580-67, 

ford  535-88 

420-3 

Gagn6 

Bonaventure 

...U 

Maria  508,  350 

Fraser  Lake 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
N  Westminster. BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 
535-71 

Gagnon 

Russell 

...0 

South  Indian  580- 

Fraser  Mills 

105-107 

Fraser  Ridge  .... 

Prescott .... 

...0 

VankI'ekH'1535-31 

Gainsborough. . . . 

Assa.  East. . . 

Sask 

535-58 

Fraser's  Grant  . . 

Antigonishe  . 

.NS 

Heatherton  599-7 

Gairloch  Mount'n 

Cape  Breton. 

.NS 

Nyanza  364-4 

Fraser's  Mills.... 

Antigonishe  . 

.N  S 

Low.  Sou.Riv. 599-7 

Galahad 

Strathcona . . 

Alta 

Daysland  535-113 

Fraserton 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Bassano  535-53 

Galbraith 

Lanark  NR. 

..0 

Perth  535-34,  327-2 

Fraserville 

Durham  .... 

..  0 

580-35  (R.  R.  Sta.  in 
Peterboro'  Co.) 

Galena 

Kootenay B  C 

Peterboro'  E  R. . .  0 

433 

Galesburg 

Lakefield  580-31, 

Fraxville 

Lunenburg.. 

.NS 

Springfield  589-1 

312-4 

Frechette 

L6vi8 

York 

■A 

St.  Nicholas  599-16 
.599-19,      535-82-83, 

Galetta 

Carleton.... 
Nanaimo 

...0 
.BC 

531-2 

Fredericton 

Galiano 

451-2 

390,  391 

Gallagher 

Westmoreland  NB 

Canaan  Sta.  599-2 

Fredericton  June 

Sunbury 

.NB 

535-82-88 

Gallingertown    . . 

Stormont  . . . 

..  0 

Aultsville  580-9 

Fredericton  Road 

Westmoreland  NB 
Queen's PEI 

Salisb'ry  599-12,693 
665-1  (R.  R.  name 

Galson . . 

Compton  . . . 
Nipissing  .... 

.■J 

Scotstown  535-7 

Fredericton  Sta.. 

Galston 

Euclair  535-12 

*Galt    

Waterloo  SR 

0 

580-47-54,535-35,578 

Freeborn 

Perth  N  R  . . 

...  0 

580-53  (R  R  name 

Galway 

Albert 

NB 

Elgin  572 

Peffers) 

Gambler 

Comox-Atlin 

.BC 

ma  Vancouver 

Free  Grant 

Gloucester... 

.NB 

Bathurst  Vil.  599-2 

Gamble's  Corner. 

Prince 

PEI 

CapeTraverse665-2 

Freeland 

Leeds 

...0 

Newboro'  516,  319 

Gamebridge 

Ontario  N  R. 

...0 

580-32,  532-1 

Freeland 

Prince 

Wentworth  . 

PEJ 
...0 

Conway  Sta.  665-1 
Puslinch  535-35 

Laval 

Leeds  

...Q 
...0 

Maisonneuve  533 '1 

Freelton 

*Gananoque  

702,324,    309,    506, 

Freeman 

Halton  ...  .A 

..  0 

580-65-87,  535  •44(R. 

329-3,  306,  308-3 

R.  name  Burling- 

Gananoque Juncf 

Leeds. 

...0 

580-9,702  (R.R.na'e 

ton  Junction) 

Thousand  Is.J'n) 

FreepoH 

Freeport  

Digby 

Waterloo  S  R 

NS 

381 

..BC 

via  Ganges  Har.  B  C 
450-1-2,  Chemainus 

...0 

German  Mi'ls  580 -47 

Ganges  Harbour. 

Nanaimo 

..BC 

Freetown 

Prince 

PEI 

065-1     ■ 

535-100 

*Frelighsburg   .. 

Missisquoi . . . 

...  Q 

194-19 

Gang  Ranch 

Yale -Cariboo 

..BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 

French  Bay 

Bruce  N  R  . . 

...0 

Allenford  580-55 

Gap  View 

Qu'Appelle.. 

.Sask 

Forget  535-65 

French  Creek  . . . 

Comox-Atlin 

.B  (.! 

452-3 

Garden  Hill 

Durham 

...  O 

580-35 

French  Lake  

Sunbury 

.NB 

Waasis  Sta.  535-82 

Gardenia 

Humboldt... 

.Sask 

Quill  Lake  534-13 

French  River 

Pictou 

..NS 

Merigonishe  599-7 
Kensington  665-1 

Garden  Island . . . 

Frontenac... 

...  0 

325-3  or  via  Kings- 

French River .... 

Queen's 

PEI 

ton,  Ont 

French  River 

Parry  Sound 

....0 

165-2,      430-2,      in 
Winter  via  Parry 

Garden  of  Eden  . 

Pictou 

.NS 

New  Glasgow 
599-7-10-13 

Sound,  Ont. 

Garden  Plain 

Red  Deer. . . . 

.Alta 

Castor  535-114 

French  Road .... 

Cape  Breton 

..NS 

via  Sydney,  N.S. 

Garden  River 

AlgomaWR 

...0 

.535-25,  430-1,  424 

Frenchvale ...... 

Cape  Breton 

..NS 

Leitche'sC'k  599-14 

(R.  R.  n.  Garden) 

French  Village  . . 

Queen's 

PEI 

St.  Andrew's  665-4 

Gardenton 

Provencher. 

...M 

Ridgeville  534-4 

French  Village  . . 

King's 

.NB 

Nauwigewauk 

Gardenville 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

544  (R  R  name 

599-12 

Wellers  Bay 

French  Village  .. 

Halifax 

.NS 

French  Vil'ge  589-3 

Gardiner  Mines.. 

Cape  Breton . 

..NS 

Old  Bridgeport  698 

Freshfield 

Calgary  .... 

Alta 

Calgary  535-53 

Gardiner's  Creek. 

St.  John.... 

.N  B 

St.  Martin's  592 

Friars  He'd  Ch'pel 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

waMargareeH'rNS 

Gardner's  Mills. . . 

Yarmouth . . . 

N  S 

Brazil  Lake  562-1 

Friar's  Head 

N  S 

viaMargareeH'rNS 

Garfield 

Queen's 

Chateauguay 

King's 

Dauphin 

PE  I 

Surrey  665-5 
Aubrey  580-105 
Berwick  562-1 

Friesen 

Assa.  West 

Sask 

Garland 

.■n1 

...M 

Frizzleton  

Inverness  . . . 
Dundas 

NS 
0 

Inverness  601 
via  Morrisburg,  0 

Garland 

Froatburn 

Garland 

534-12 

*Frobisher 

Assa.  East... 

.Sask 

535-58 

Garneau 

L'Islet 

....Q 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 

Frogmore    

Norfolk 

....0 

via  TillsonburgOnt 

599-3 

Frohlich  

Assa.  West.. 

.Sask 

Chamberli'n  535-62 

Gameau  Junct'n . 

Champlain . . 

....Q 

535-19,  533-1 

Elgin  W  R.  . 

( 

196-5,  580-97  (R.  R. 
name  Baird's) 

Garnet 

Haldimand. . 
St.  John.... 

.NB 

580-70  (RRn.Garn't 
via  St.  John  N  B 

Garnet 

Lotbiniere  . . 

■.■.:i 

618  (RRn.Beaudet) 
Hemmingf  ord  580  -5 
Waterloo     535-4, 

Labelle 

Humboldt. . . 

...Q 

Ra,sk 

Huberdeau  535-5 

Frontier 

Lipton  535-111 
Duck  Lake  534-22 

Frost  Village  .... 

Sheflford     .. 

Garonne 

Humboldt... 

.Sask 

194-20 

Garretton 

Grenville  . . . 

....0 

via  Prescott,  Ont. 

Qu'Appelle. . 
Wentworth  . 

S^sV 

Heward  535-65 

Garrington 

Garrison  Road  . . 

.Alta 

Didsburv  535-63 
wa  Fort  Erie,  Ont. 

Fruitland 

....0 

591 

Welland.... 

...0 

Fruitvale 

Kootenay . . . 

..BC 

Nelson  535-72 

Garry 

Cape  Breton 

.NS 

via  Baddeck 

Fry's 

Assa.  East... 

Sask 

Antler  535-65 

Garryowen 

Grey  N  R. . . 

.,,  0 

via  Owen  Sound,  0 

Fulda 

Humboldt. . . 

.Sask 

Humb'ldt  534  '13-14 

Garson 

Nipissing. . . 
Selkirk 

...0 

Sudbury  535-13 

Fulford 

::;:8 

535-7 

*Garson  Quarry. 
Garthby  Station 

...M 

Tyndall  535-51 
675(RRn.Garthby) 

Fullarton   

Perth  S  R. . . 

Mitchell  580-52 

Wolfe 

Fuller 

Hastings  W  R  . .  0 

City  of  Montreal. Q 

Lincoln C 

Queen's N  B 

West   Huntingdon 
580-33 

Vinemount  703 
Chipman  637,  390-2 

Garthby  West  . . . 
Gartrell 

Wolfe 

■■.BC 
R...0 

Q 

Garthby  Sta.  675 
Penticton  535-74 

Yale-Cariboo 
Lambton  W 
Bonaventure 

*Fullum  Street.. 

Garville 

Dresden  880-3 
350  (Landing  name 
L'Anse  aux  Gasc. 

Fulton 

Fulton  Brook.... 

Fulton's  Mills.... 

WeUington  N  R..C 

580-54  (R.  R.  name 

or  N.  Carlyle  508 

Fultons) 

Gasfield 

Haldimand . . 

....o 

Lowbanks  589-79 

Furnace  Falls  .. 

Haliburton . . 

....0 

600 

Gas  Line 

Welland  .... 

...0 

Port  Colborne 

Gabarouse 

Cape  Breton 

..NS 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

580-79-88,  82(} 

1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILKOAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


209 


Oasparine 
*Gaspe  ... 


Ga8p6  Bay,  S'th 
Ga8p6  Harbour. . , 

Gaspereaux 

Gaspereau 

Gaspereaux 

Gasperea'  Sta . . . 

Gateway 


Gatine 

Gaudette 
Gavelton  . 
Gawas  — 


Oay's  River 

Gay  thorn  e 

Geary 

Gegoggin 

Gelert 

Gellatly 

Genesee  Rapids. 
Geneva 


BLECTORAIj 
DISTRICTS. 


Chdteauguay 
Gasp6 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NBAR- 
RST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 


Gasp6  Q 

Gaspe Q 

King's PEI 

Queen's N  B 

King's NS 

Queen's N  B 

Kootenay BC 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Pontiac  Q 

Yarmouth  ....NS 
AlgomaWR 0 


Colchester N  S 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Sunbury NB 

Guysborough. .  N  S 

Haliburton 0 

Yale-Cariboo..  BO 

Nipissing O 

Argenteuil Q 


Geneva  Park. 
Genoa 


Ontario  N  R. 
Argenteuil    . 


GentUly 

George's  River  . . 
George's  River  Sta 

*Oeorgetovm 

*Oeorgetown 

Georgeville 


Georgeville 

Georgina  Island , 


Gerald 

Geraldine 


Nicolet  Q 

Cape  Breton...  NS 
Cape  Breton.  ..NS 

King's PEI 

Halton   O 

Stanstead   ....  ..Q 

Antigonishe  ..N  S 

YorkNR O 


Germania 


Germanicus , 


German  Mills  . . 
Germantown  . . . 

GeroWville 

Gerrard  

Gerrard  Island, , 


Saltcoats. . . . 
Huntingdon 


Muskoka 


Sask 
...Q 


Gesto 

Gethsemani. . . 
Gettysburg . . . 

Geysir 

Ghost  Pine  Creek 
Giant's  Lake 


Gibbon  

Gibraltar 

Gibson  

Gibson 

Gibson  Landing. 

Gilbert  Cove 

Gilbert  des  Caps 
Gilbert  Mountain 
Gilbert's  Mills. . 
Gilbert  Plains 

Gilbv 

Gilchri.st 

Gildale 

Gilead 

Gilks 

Gilford 

Gillander's  Mt 


Renfrew  N  R , 

Waterloo  SR,    ..O 

Albert NB 

Moose  Jaw... Sask 

Kootenay BC 

Halifax NS 

Essex  S  R O 

Saguenay Q 

SaskatchewanSask 

Selkirk M 

Calgary Alta 

Guysboro   NS 

Kings .NB 

Grey  ER O 

SimcoeER O 

York    NB 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

Digby NS 

Charlevoix Q 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 
Prince  Ed  ward..  O 

Dauphin M 

Red  Deer Alta 

SimcoeNR O 

Grey 0 

Hastings  ER....0 
Northumberld.NB 

SimcoeS  R O 

Victoria N  S 


Gillespie 

Gillies 

Gillies  Depdt  . . . 
14 


Victoria N  B 

SaskatchewanSask 
Nipissing 0 


St.  Remi  580-5 
346,348,350  or  New 

Carlyle  508 
Gaspe  346,  350,  348 
346-350 

Montague665-7,362 
Chipman  637,  390-2 
Wolfville  562-1 
535-88  (R.  R.  name 

Gaspereaux) 
Gateway,  Mont., 

464-67 
Didsbury  535-63 
Kippewa535-26,313 
Tusket  589-5 
via  Richards  Land 
ing  or  Bruce 
Mines  535-25 
Shubenacadie  599-1 
Neguac  353 
Waasis  Sta.  535*82 
Liscomb  370 
580-30 

Peachland  445*6 
Powassan  580-67 
Lachute  535-18, 

533-4 
Longford  580-67 
St.  Hennas  Station 

535-18 
Ste.  Angele  de  La 

val  580-14 
599-14 
George'sRiv.599-14 

359-1,362 

580-51-65 

342  or  Smiths  Mills 

114-75 
360  or  Antigonishe 

599-7 
Sutton  West  580-37 
or  Pefferlaw  532-1 
Tautallon  535-111 
Hemmingford580*5 
orAubrey580-lG5 
Gravenhurst 

580-67,  420-3 
Eganville  535-11, 

580-110 
580-47 
Albert  693 
Gull  Lake  535*53 
535.130.  445-7 
West  River  Street 
Harbor  368,  371-1 
Essex693*30-34 
EsquimauxP'nt345 
N.Battleford534*14 
Gimli  535-61 
Didsbury  .^35 
Lower  South  River 

599*7 
Sussex  599-12 
via  Collingwood,  O 
Elmvale  580-66-69 
599-19,  535-83 
via  Vancouver 
Sissiboo  Falls  562-1 
Baie  St.  Paul  329-8 
Halfw'yRiv.Sta.549 
Bloomfiield  544 
534-13 

Lacombe  535  63 
Shanty  Bay  58067 
Mt.  Forest  535  41 
Corbvville  580-27 
Blissfield  599-19 
580-67 
Baddeck  329, 364-4, 

371-2 
Ortonville  535*84 
Duck  Lake  534*22 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Gillies  Lake 

Gillies  Point  .... 
Gillies  Point  East 


Gillingham . . 
Gillis  Cove  . . 

Oilman 

Gilmour 

Gilolo 

Gilpin  

Gilt  Edge . . . . 

Gimli 

Gingras 

Girard      

Giroux 

Giroux  Lake . 

Girvin 

Gitwangak. . . 
'^Glace  Bay . . 

Glacier 

Glacier 

Gladstone  . . . 

Gladstone  . . . 

Gladstone  . . . 

Gladstone  . . 

Gladwin 

Gladwyn 

Gladys  .  .  . . 
Glammis  . . 
Glamorgan  . . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Glandine 


Glan/ord 

Glanford  Station , 


Glanmire 

01  an  worth 

Glascott  

Glasgow 

Glasgow 

Glasgow  Station. 

Glassburn 


Glassville 

Glaude 

Gleason  Road . 
Glebe  Road . . . 

Oledhow 

Gleichen  

Glenada 


Glenada 

Glen  Adelaide. 
Glen  Alda  . . . . 
*Glen  Allan  . . 


Glen  Almond 
Glen  Alpine  . . 
Glen  Andrew  . 
Glen  Anglin  , 
Glen  Annan. . , 
Glenavon .... 
Glen  Banner 

Glen  Bean 

Glen  Becker. 

Glenbow 

Glenbrea  

Glen  Brook.. 
Glenbryan  . . 
Glen  Buell  . . 


tOlenannan 
Olenarm  . . . 
Olenbervie  . 
Glenboro' . . . 
Glenburnie . 
Glenbush . . . 
Glencairn.  . 
Glencairn. . . 
iGlencliff.... 


Cape  Breton...  NS 

Victoria NS 

Victoria NS 


Alberta Alta 

Inverness N  S 

Brome Q 

Hastings  ER.   ..O 

Selkirk M 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Selkirk M 

Lotbinifere Q 

St.  John's Q 

Provencher  . . . . M 

Nipissing O 

Humboldt Sask 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 
Cape  Breton...  NS 

Kootenay B  C 

Yukon  

King's PE  I 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Victoria N  B 

Portage  la  PrairieM 

Mackenzie Sask 

Victoria    NB 

Calgary Alta 

Bruce  NR  O 

Durham O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATE!),  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 


Victoria  and 

Haliburton O 

Wentworth O 

Wentworth O 

Hastings  E  R. . . .  O 
Middlesex  ER...0 

GreySR  O 

Ontario  N  R O 

Cape  Breton...  NS 
Renfrew  SR 0 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 


Carleton NB 

Westmoreland. N  B 

Charlotte N  B 

Antigonishe  ..N  S 

Assa  West Sask 

Calgary Alta 

Three  Rivers  and 
St.  Maurice — Q 
Assiniboia — Sask 
Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 
Peterboro'  E  R. . .  O 
Wellington  NR.  .0 

Labelle Q 

Antigonishe . .  N  S 
Prescott ...    . . . . O 

Gloucester NB 

Huron O 

Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 
Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Wright Q 

Dundas O 

Calgary Alta 

Assa  West Sask 

Glengarry 0 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Leeds O 

Huron  E  R O 

Victoria O 

Colchester N  S 

Portage  la  Prairie  M 

Frontenac 0 

Battleford Sask 

SimcoeS  R O 

Dauphin M 

Dauphin M 


via  Sydney  N  S 
lona  59914 
Lower  Washabuck 

364-4  or  lona 

599-14 
Lundbreck  535-67 
Orangedale  599-14 
West  Brome  535-3 
544 

via  Selkirk  Man 
Ranfarly  534-14 
Vermilion  534-14 
535-61 

St.Appoll're  599-16 
.':.80-13 
534-18 
Cobalt  699 
534-22 
450-5 
698 
535-70 

White  Horse  862 
Brudenell  565-3 
Harriettsv'le  535-38 
Red  Rapids  535*91 
534-6,  535-100 
Theodore  535-112 
Red  Rapids  535-91 
High  River  535-64 
Pinkerton  580-54 
Mill  Brook  Station 

580-35 

580-35  (RRn.  Ops) 
Glanford  Sta  580 -70 
580-70  (R.  R.  name 

Glanford) 
Millbridge  544 
889-5 

Berkeley  535-40 
Stouffville580-36-37 
Beaver  Cove  599-14 
580-110  (RRname 

Glasgow) 
Lower  South  River 

599-7 
Bristol  535-90 
Shediac  599*11 
Moore's  Mills  535 -89 
Antigonishe  599*7 
Hanley  535*62 
535*53 


533*1 

Stoughton535*65 
Wawota  535*104 
Coe  Hill  544 
Elmira  580*47, 

535-47 
326 

Antigonishe  599-7 
St.  Eugene  535-31 
Janeville  540 
535-41 

on  Can.  North'n  Ry 
Sev'nP'r8'ns535-67 
Gracefield  535-27 
via  Morrisburg  Ont 
535-53 

Craven  534-22 
Lancaster  580-9 
S.  Current  535-52 
516  (R  R  name 

Forthton) 
.535-41 

Woodville,  580-36 
Brookfield  599-1 
535-59 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 
N.  Battlel'd  534*14 
580-64 
534-6 
Kelwood  534-9 


210 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAIj 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.   STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8EEKEY,PP.174-178 

*Olencoe 

Middlesex  WR..0 

196-5,  680-82-85-97, 

Glenpayne 

Stormont 0 

Berwick  799 

5.35-42(R.R.n.N. 

Glen  Porter 

Northumb'....NB 

Black ville  599-19 

Glenco'on535-42) 

Glen  Rae 

Lambton  E  R.  . .  0 

693-37 

Glencoe  

Inverness   N  S 

Maybou  601,  360 

Glenravel 

Carleton N  B 

Newbu'h  Jt.  535-83 

Glencoe    . 

Restigouche..N  B 
Inverness N  S 

Head  of  Tide  599-2 

Glen  Road 

Antigonishe . .  N  S 
Glengarry 0 

Antigonishe  599-7 
580-105-106 

Glencoe  Mills.... 

Mabou601,360 

Glen  Robertson . . 

Guysboro'  ....N  S 
Elgin  E  R 0 

L.  S.  River  599-7 
Springfield  693-34 

SaskatchewanSask 
Hastings  WR...0 

N.  Battlef  ord534  -14 

Glen  Colin 

Glen  Ross 

544 

Glencorradale  . . . 

King's PE  1 

Cherry  Grove  665-4 

Glenroy  

Glengarry 0 

Glengarry O 

535-33 

Glen  Cross 

Dufferin 0 

Orangeville   535-40 

GlenSandfield... 

580-106 

Glen  Donald 

Glengarry 0 

Summerstown  Sta 

Glenshee  

Norfolk 0 

Delhi  580-97 

580-9 

Glenside 

Saskatoon....  Sask 

Blad  worth  534-22 

Glendale 

Inverness    N  S 

uiaP'rtHastingsNS 

Glen  Small 

Grenville   0 

Spencerville  535-2 
via  Iroquois,  Ont. 

Glendale 

Middlesex  E  R.     0 

via  London,  Ont. 

Glen  Stewart  .... 

Dundas 0 

Glendale 

Portage  la  PrairieM 

Nepawa  534-9, 

Glen  Sutton 

Brome Q 

.535-3 

535-100 

Glentanna 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

Pt.  Essington  450-5 

Glendinning 

Souris M 

Killarney  535*57 

Glen  Titus 

King's NB 

.592   (R.  K.name 

Glendower 

Frontenao 0 

Godfrey  611 

Titus  Mills) 

Glendyer 

Inverness N  S 

601 

Glen  Uig  (PLVal.) 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Antigonishe  599-7 

Gleneden 

GreyS  R 0 

Mt.  Forest  535-41, 

Glen  Uig 

Moose  Jaw... Sask 

Hanley  535-62 

580-46 

Glenvale 

Frontenac 0 

509-1,  611 

Glen  Elbe 

Leeds 0 

516  (R.  R.   name 

Glenvale 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Petitcodiac  572, 

Elbe) 

599-12 

Glenelg 

Guysboro' N  S 

Sherbrooke  870 

Glen  Valley 

N  WestminsterBC 

Whonnock  535-70 

Glenelg  Centre. . . 

Grey  SR o 

Flesherton  535-40 

450-3 

Glenella 

Dauphin M 

Wright Q 

534-6 

Qlen  View 

Calgary Alta 

Lanark  SR 0 

High  River  f35-64 
Smith's  Falls,  Ont. 

Glenfarne 

Kazabazua  535-27 

Glen  View 

Glen  Emma 

Yale-Cariboo..  EC 

Enderby  535-74 

Glen  Villa 

Stanstead Q 

Nor.  Hatley  114-75 

Glen  Ewen 

Assa.  East  ...Sask 

535-58 

(PO  in  Summer) 

Glenfanning 

King's PEI 

Cardigan  Bd.  665-3 

Glenville 

Inverness N  S 

Alexander  601 

Glenelm 

Huntingdon Q 

Athelstone  805-40 

Glenville 

YorkNR 0 

Newmarket  580-67, 

Glen  Farrow 

Huron  E  R 0 

Wingham  580*48-50 

704 

Lennox  &  Adding- 

535-41 

Glenwell. 

Qu'Appellc.Sask 
King's PEI 

Windthorst  535-104 

Glenfleld 

Glen  William.... 

Murray  River 

ton 0 

Lavant  Station  611 

665-5,  362 

Qlenfinnan  

Queen's PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Glen  Williams... 

Halton 0 

580-65 

Glen ford 

Edmonton        Alta 

Edmonton  535-62 

Glpn    Willow 

Middlesex  W  R    O 

Appin  580-85 
Argyle  589-5     [2-5 

Glenforsa 

Marquette M 

534-10 

Glenwood 

Yarmouth....  NS 

Strathcona  535-63 
ma  Port  Hood  N  S 

Glenwood 

Glenwood 

King's NB 

Lot8PrinceWPEI 

Oak  Point  390, 390-- 
Coleman  665-1 

Glengarry 

Inverness    ....NS 

Glengarry 

Prince PEI 

Bloomfield  665  1 

Glenwood 

N.Westminster.  BC 

Hazelmere  464-74 

Glengarry  Plains.. 

Battleford....Sask 

Saskatoon  535-62 

Glenwood  Stat'n. 

Kent  W  R 0 

889-2  (R  R  name 

Glengarry  Stat'n . 

Pictou NS 

59913  (R.  R.  name 

Glenwood) 

Glengarry) 

Glidehurst 

Strathcona...  Alta 

Leduc  535-63 

Glengarry  Valley. 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

via  St.  Peter's  N  S 

Glvnde  River 

Queen's PEI 

Breadalbane  655-1 

Glenholme.   . . . 

Colchester....  NS 
Simcoe  N  R 0 

East  Mines  599-1 
580-64 

Gobeil 

Charlevoix Q 

Murray  Bay  329-8, 
350-1 

Glen  Huron 

Glenhurst 

AassWest...  Sask 

Hanley  534-22 

Goble's 

OxfordNR 0 

580-83 

Glen  Island 

Lennox    and    Ad- 

Godbout  

Saguenay Q 

345 

(Summer  Office) 

dington 0 

309ormaPicton,O 

*Goderich 

Huron  WR 0 

535-47,  580-52, 

Glenister 

Edmonton..  ..Alta 

Edmonton  535-63 

165-1.  423 

Glen  Iver 

Sherbrooke           Q 

via  SherbrookeQue 
534-1 

Godfrey 

Frontenac  . . ,      0 

611  (RRn  Bedford) 
Campbellfd  580-27 

Glenlea  

Provencher M 

Godolphin 

Northumb'ER..O 

Glenlee 

Wellington  NR..0 
Wright Q 

Kenilworth  535-41 
Kirk's  Ferry  535-27 
Head  of  Tide  599-2 

Gofif's 

Halifax N  S 

Muskoka 0 

Waverly  .599-6 

Glenlivet 

Go  Home 

423.  or  Midland 

Glenlivet 

Restigouche . .  N  B 

(P.  0.  in  Summer) 

580-32 

Glen  Lloyd 

Megantic Q 

Ste.  Julie  Station 

Goldburn  Valley. 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Tisdale  534,  12 

580-12 

Goldboro' 

Guvsboro' N  S 

368  or  Antigonishe 

Glenlyon 

Dauphin M 

Gilbert  Pl'ns  534-13 

599-7 

Glen  Major 

Ontario NR  ....0 

535-34 

Goldbrook 

Cape  Breton.  NS 

Baddeck  329 

tGlen  Margaret . . 
Glen  Martin 

Halifax N  S 

French  Village589-3 

*Golden 

Kootenay BC 

Richmond Q 

.535-70,  433 

King's PEI 

Brudenell  665-3 

Golden  Bay 

Richmond  580-8 

Glen  Mary 

Humboldt.  ..Sask 

Kinistino  534-12 

Goldenbnrg 

AlgomaE  R 0 

Dayton  535-25 

Glen  Meyer 

Norfolk 0 

via  Tillsonburg,  0 

Golden  Grove  — 

St.  John NB 

via  St.  John,  N  B 

Glen  Miller 

Hastings  W  R. . .  0 

via  Trenton,  Ont. 

Golden  Grove  M'ls 

St.  John NB 

via  St.  John,  N  B 

Glenmore 

Grenville 0 

via  Brockville,  Ont 

Golden  Lake 

Renfrew  NR...  0 

580-110-112 

Glenmore 

Colchester NS 

Shubenacadie  599-1 

Golden  Plain  .... 

Assa.  East. . . .  Sask 

Whitewood  535-52 

Glen  Morris 

Brant 0 

Gait  535-35,  580-47- 

Golden  Ridge.... 

Carleton N  B 

Peel  535-90 

54,  578 

Golden  Stream . . . 

PortagelaPrairieM 

534-6 

Glen  Morrison... 

Cape  Breton... NS 

via  Sydney  N  S 

Golden  Valley... 

Parry  Sound  . . . .  0 

Trout  Creek  580-67 

Glen  Murray 

Megantic  Q 

Lyster  Station 

Goldenville 

Guysboro" N  S 

Sherbrooke  370 

580-12,  618 

Goldfield 

Stormont 0 

Finch  535-33,  799 

Glennevis 

Glengarry 0 

DalhousieM.  535-33 

Gold  Hill 

Kootenay B  C 

Lardo  535-130 

Glen  Norman  . . . 

Glengarry 0 

535-33 

Gold  River 

Lunenburg  . .  N  S 

.589-3  (R.  R.  name 

Glen  Oak 

Middlesex  WR..0 

Mount  Brydges 

Western  Shore) 

535-42,  580-85 

Gold  Rock 

Rainy  River 0 

436  or  Wabagoon 

Souris M 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

534-5 

309, or  waPicton,  O 

Goldsmith 

Essex  S  R 0 

535-51 

Glenora 

Blytheswood  693-32 

Inverness N  S 

Inverness  N  S 

West  Bay Rd. 599-1 4 
West  Bay  Rd. 599-14 

Goldstone 

Goldstone  Stat'n. 

Wellington  NR..0 
Wellington  NR..O 

580-54 

Glenora  Falls .... 

580-54  (R.  R.  name 

Glen  Orchard.... 

Muskoka 0 

Redwood  420-3  or 

Goldstone) 

Staney  Brae  532-1 

Gold  Stream 

Nanaimo B  C 

535-140 

Glenorchy  

Halton 0 

Oakville  580-87 

Goldwin 

Pontiac... Q 

Vinton  535-28 

1911] 


POST   OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


211 


POST 
OFFICBS. 


Golspie 

Gondola  Point... 

Gonor 

Good  Corner 

^Gooderham 

Goodhue  

Good  Hope  

Goodere 

Ooodlands 

Goodwin  Mill 

Goodivood 

Gooseberry  Cove 

Goose  Creek 

Goose  Lake 

Goose  River 

Gopher  Head  

Gordon 

Gordon 

Gordon  Bay 

Gordon  Head 

Gordon  Lake 

Gordonsville 

Gordon  ville 

Gore 

Gore 

*Gore  Bay 

Gorefield 

Gore's  Landing.. 

Goring 

Gorlitz 

Gorman 

Gormley 

*Gorrie    

Goschen  

Gosf  ord 

Goshen 

Goshen 

Goshen  Road 

Gosport 

Gosselin's  Mills.. 
*Gottingen  St., Br. 

Goulais  Bay 

Goulais  River  . . . 

Gould   

Gould  Station  . . . 

Goupil 

Gourock 

Govan 

Gowan  Brae 

Gowanstorvn 

Gowgaiida 

Gowland  Mt 

Gowrie 

Grabum 

Grace 

*Gracefield 

*Grafton 

Grafton 

Grafton 

Graham 

Graham 

Graham  Hill  .... 
Graham's  Road.. 

Grahamsville 

Grainfield    

Grainland 

Graminia 

Gramont 

Granboro'    

*Granby  

Grande  Anse 

Grande  Anse..   . 


BLBCTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Oxford  NR O 

King's NB 

Selkirk M 

Carleton N  B 

Haliburton O 

Mackenzie  ...Sask 
Edmonton.. ..  Alta 

Saltcoats Sask 

Souris M 

Gloucester N  B 

Ontario  NR 0 

St.  John NB 

St.  John NB 

Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 
King's PEI 

Red  Deer  ....Alta 

Assa.  East Sask 

Essex  S  R O 

Parry  Sound O 

Nanaimo B  C 

Algoma  WR O 

Carleton NB 

Wellington  N  R..0 
Hants NS 

Richmond  and 

Wolfe Q 

Algoma  ER O 


Moose  Jaw  ...Sask 
Northumb'W^R..O 

Grey  E  R O 

Mackenzie  E..Sask 

Renfrew  SR O 

York  C  R O 

Huron  ER 0 

Assiniboia  E.  .Sask 

Portneuf Q 

Albert NB 

Guysboro' N  S 

Richmond Q 

Lennox  and 
Addington  . . .  O 

Compton Q 

City  of  Halifax  N  S 
Algoma  W  R....  0 

Algoma  WR 0 

Compton  Q 

Compton  Q 

Arthabaska Q 

Wellington  S  R..0 
Humboldt Sask 

King's PE 

Perth  NR O 

Nipissing O 

Albert NB 

Perth  SR O 

Assa.  West....  Alta 
Moose  Jaw  . . .  Sask 

Wright Q 

Northumb'  W  R.  O 

Carleton N 

King's N 

Vaudreuil  Q 

Leeds O 

Assiniboia  . .  Sask 

Queen's PEI 

Peel 0 

Northumberl'dNB 
Strathcona — Alta 

Edmonton Alta 

Labelle Q 

Shefford Q 

Sheflford Q 

Richmond N  S 

Gloucester N  B 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEBKEY,PP.174-178 


ma  Woodstock,  0 

Rothesay  599-12 

535-51 

Woodstock  535-90 

600 

Canora  534-13 

Edmonton  f35-63 

Neudorf  535-111 

535-69 

Bathurst  599-2,  540 

580-36 

Musquash  639 

Sussex  599-12 

Weyburn  535-66 

Head  of  St.  Peter's 

Bay  665-4 
Stettler  585-114 
Red  Jacket  535-52 
693  "30 

B'rnsd'le532-1420-3 
via  Victoria  B  C 
518 

Bristol  535-90 
Arthur  535-41 
Kennotcook  Corn'r 

562-4 

580-8 

165*2,  424,  430-1, 
148-6,426inWinter 
via  Spanish  535-25 
Kindersley  534-29 
via  Cobourg,  Ont. 
via  Meaford,  Ont. 
Springside  535-101 
Ashdad  611 
532-1 
.535-41 

Carnduflf  535-58 
St.Raym'd  674 
Elgin  572 
Lower  Settlement 

South  River599-7 
Windsor  Mills580-8 

653 

N'panee  509-2,580-9 
Coaticook  580-8 
via  City  of  Halifax 
umSaultSte.Mar.O 
Searchmont  502  1 
Scotstown  535-7 
.'^35-7(RR  n.  Gould) 
Daveluyville599  16 
580-54 
Strassburg  Station 

535-111 
Souris  East  665-4, 
580-53  [359-1 

North  Bay  535-12 
Elgin,  572 
Mitchell  580-52 
Wabash  535-53 
Moose  Jaw  535  52 
535-27 
580-9 

Woodstock  535-90 
Water  ville  562 '1 
535-31  (R.  R.  name 

Lavigne) 
Mallorytown  580-9 
Estevan  535-58 
Emerald  665-1-2 
Malton  580-51 
Renous  Br'ge  5993 
Wetaskiwin  535-63 
Edmonton  535-63 
Papineauville 

.535-18 
Granl)y  194-20 
194-20 
537 
540 


Grand  Bay  

*Grand  Bend 

Grande  Baie 

Grand  Bernier. .. 

Grand  Coulee 

Gra'd  Cascapedia 

Grand  Chicot 

Grande  Clairiere. 
Grandes  Coud^es. 

Grand  Desert 

Grand  Entry 

Grand  Fonds 


'Grand  Forks 

Grande  Freniere. 
Grande  Gr^ve .... 

Grand  Grfeve 

Grande  Ligne — 
GrandeMont'gne . 

Grande  Pointe . . . 
Grande  Prairie .  . 
Grandes  Piles.. 

Grand  Etang 

*  Grand  Falls — 
G.  Falls  Portage.. 
Grand  Harbour. 

Grandigue 

Grandigue  Ferry . 
Grand  LakeSta.. 


Grand-Mire 

Gra'dMbre  Vil'age 

Grand  MHis 

Gr'nd  Mira,  north 
Gr'nd  Mira,  south 
Grand  Narrows.. 

Grandora. .    

Grand  Pabos 


Gr'nd  Pabos  Cent. 
Gr.  Pabos  Ouest  . 

Grand  Pri, 

Grand  Pr6 

Grand  Rang 

Grand  Rapids 

Grand  River 

Grand  River 

Grand  River  Falls 
Grand  St.  Esprit 

Grand  St.  Louis . 

Grand  Tracadie . 
Grande  Valine . . 
"Grand  Valley. . 

Grand  View 

Grand  View 

*Grand  View . . . 
Grand  View 

Grange 

Granger 

Grangemount 

Grangeville , 

Granite  Bay.. ... 
Granite  Creek  . . 

Granite  Hill 

Granite  Hill 

Graniteville 

Grant 

Grant , 

Grantley , 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


King's NB 

Huron  SR O 

Chicoutimi Q 

St.  John's Q 

Assiniboia  W.  Sask 
Bonaventure Q 

Two  Mountains.. Q 

Souris M 

Beauce Q 

Halifax NS 

Gaspe Q 

Charlevoix Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Two  Mountains . .  Q 

Gasp6 Q 

Richmond N  S 

St.  Johns Q 

Beauce Q 

Provencher M 

Yale  Cariboo.. BC 
Champlain Q 

Inverness N  S 

Victoria N  B 

Victoria N  B 

Charlotte N  B 

Kent NB 

Richmond  . . . .  N  S 
Halifax NS 

Champlain Q 

Champlain Q 

Rimouski Q 

Cape  Breton  . .  N  S 
Cape  Breton  . .  N  S 
Cape  Breton  . .  N  S 
Saskatoon  . . .  Sask 
Gasp6 Q 

Gasp6 Q 

Gasp6 Q 

King's NS 

Maskinong6 Q 

Dorchester Q 

Mackenzie Sask 

Gasp^ Q 

Richmond  . .  ..N  S 

Richmond N  S 

Nicolet  Q 

Nicolet Q 

Queen's P  E 

Gasp6 Q 

Dufferin O 

Queen's PP 

Brant  S  R O 

Dauphin M 

York NB 

Macdonald M 

Dufferin O 

Prince PEI 

Kent NB 

Comox-Atlin.  BC 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Parry  Sound . . .  O 

York NB 

Stanstead Q 

Russell O 

Westmoreland .  N  B 
Dundas O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 


535-88 

Park  Hill  580-51 

Bagotville  329-8  or 

Chicoutimi  674-1 
St.  John's  535-3 
535-52 
508  (R.  R.  name 

Cascapedia) 
St.  Eustache  535-22 
534-3 

StEvaristeSta675-2 
via  Halifax,  N  S 
359-1 
Murray  Bay  329-8, 

350-1 
464-101-1(4,   77, 

535-72 
St.  Eustache  535-22 
348orGasp6346,350 
St  Peters'  537 
580-13 
St.  Joseph  de 

Beauce  675-1 
535-55 

Monte  Creek  535 -70 
535-19,334(  Landing 

n.  Grand  Piles) 

9-2 
535-84 

Ortonville  535-84 
North  Head  403 
Notre  Dame  627 
Grand  Anse  537 

9-1  (R.  R.  name 

Grand  Lake) 
533-1 

Grand  Mere  5331 
St.  Octave  599-2 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
599-14 

Saskatoon  535-62 
350  (Landing  name 

Pabos)  or  New 

Carlisle  508 
350 

Grand  Pabos  350 
562-1 

Louiseville  535-21 
St.  Anselme  675 
via   Selkirk    M  in 

Winter,  via 

Winnipegosis  M 
346,  348,  350,  or 

New  Carlisle  508 
via  St.  Peters,  N  S 
via  St.  Peters 
Ste.    Monique    de 

Nicolet,  599-17 
S.  Angele  de  Laval 

580-14 
Little  York  665-3 
348orGaspe346,350 
535-41 
665-5 

Brantford580-78-79 
534-13  [703 

Canterbury  Station 

535-90 
Cypress  Riv.  535-59 
Orangeville   535-40 
Traveller's  Rest 

665-1 
Adamsville  5992 
455-1 

Keremeos  464-108 
Trout  Creek  580-67 
Millville  535-83 
Stanstead  Junction 

114-75-76 
Cheney  Sta.  580-107 
Port  Elgin  638 
Chesterville  535-33 


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[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8BEKEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KET,PP.  174-178 

Grantham 

Coinox-Atlin..BC 

Comox  452-3 

Greensville 

Wentworth. . 

...0 

Dundas  580*83,  703 

Granthurst 

Oxford  NR 0 

St.  Marys  580-49 

Greenswarth 

Victoria 

.Alta 

Ranfurly  f  34*14 

*Granton 

Middlesex  NR..  0 

580-51 

Greenvale 

King's   

PEI 

via  Souris  E.,  PEI 

Pictou NS 

Westville  599-9 

NS 

New  Glasgow599-7- 
10-13 

Grant's  Corners.. 

Glengarry 0 

Sunimerstown 

Station  580-9 

Green  Valley  .... 

Glengarry  . . . 

...0 

535-33 

Grantville 

Richmond....  NS 

McIntvre'8L.599-14 

Greenview 

Hastings  E  R 

....0 

Bancroft  600,  544-1 

Alberta. Alta 

535-64 

N  S 

599-1  (R.  R.  name 
Greenville) 

Granville 

Queen's PEI 

Breadalbane  665-1 

Granville 

Yukon 

Annapolis N  S 

White  Horse  862 
589-1 

Greenway 

Greenway 

Huron  S  R. . . 

...0 

Park  Hill  580-51 

Granville  Centre. 

Souris 

..  M 

534*5-7 

Granville  Ferry.. 

Annapolis N  S 

589-1 

Greenwich 

King's 

PEI 

Head  of  St.  Peter's 

Grasshill 

Vict.&Halibur'n.O 

Woodville  580-36 

Bay  665*4 

Grassie 

703(RRnGrassies) 
315  or    Huntsville 

King's 

N  S 

562-1  (R.  R.  name 
Port  Williams) 

Grassmere  

Muskoka 0 

580-67 

Greenwich  Hill . . 

King's 

.NB 

Public    Landing 

Grass  River 

Dauphin M 

Plumas  534-6 

390-1,  390-5. 

Grassy  Lake 

Alberta Alta 

535-67 

Greenwich  Ridge 

King's 

..NS 

P'rt  Williams  562-1 

Grattan 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Neguac  353 
Hvndford  580-110 

Selkirk 

.  M 

Balmoral  535-60 

Grattan 

Renfrew  S  R        0 

^Greenwood 

Ontario  S  R 

0 

Whitby  580-9-33 
Auburn  562-1 

Gratton  Corner.. 

Prescott 0 

Alfred  535-31 

Greenwood 

King's 

.NS 

Gravel 

Bonaventure Q 

St    Charles  de 

*Gree')iwood 

Yale-Cariboo 

B  C 

535-72 

Caplin  508 

Greer 

St.  John 

NB 

St.  Martin's  592 

Gravelbourg 

Assa.  West.-.Sask 

Moose  Jaw  535-52 

Greer  Mount  .... 

Pontiac 

...Q 

Shawville  535*28 

Gravel  Hill 

Stormont 0 

Monckl'ndSt535-33 

Gregory 

Muskoka 

....0 

420-3    or     Staney 

*Gravenhur8t.... 

Muskoka 0 

580-67,  420-3 

Brae  532-1 

Gravesborough  . . 

Moose  Jaw...Sask 

Mortlach  535-52 

Grenadier  Island. 

Leeds 

...0 

Mallorytown  580-9 

Gray ....         ... 

Qu'Appelle.,.Sask 

Kootenay B  C 

Aosa   East       Sa<5k 

Milestone  535-66 

(PO  in  Summer) 

Gray  Creek 

Grayson 

Nelson  535*72 

.     0 

Col  well  580-68-69 

535-111 

•"Grenfell 

Grenier        

Qu'Appelle . . 
Beauce 

Sask 

535-62 

Graystock   

Graysville 

Peterboro  E  R     0 

via  Peterborough  0 
534-7  (R.  R.  name 

...Q 

Ste.  Marie  Beauce 

Macdonald M 

675 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

Grays) 
Stoughton  535-65 

Grennon  ... 

Leeds 

Argenteuil    . 

...O 

...Q 

Crosby  516 
.535-18,    541,  533-4, 

Graytown 

*Grenville     

Great  Deer 

SaskatchewanSask 

Borden  534-14 

328,  327 

Great  Desert .... 

Nipissing 0 

Lake  Tallon  535-12 

Gresham 

Bruce  N  R. . . 

...  0 

Paisley  580-54 

Great  Shemogue. 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Shediac  599-11 

Gretna 

Lisgar 

...M 

535-56,  464*49 

*Great  Village  .. 

Colchester        N  S 

Lon'derry  St.  599-1 
327 

Gretna 

Lennox  and 

Napanee  509*2, 
680*9 

Greece's  Point... 

Argenteuil Q 

Addingto 

n..O 

Greely 

Greenbank 

Carleton               0 

Osgoode  Sta.  535 -2 
Blackwa'r  580-35-36 

Grev    

GreyNR.... 
King's 

....0 

Owen  Sound  535*40 

Ontario  SR 0 

Grey's  Mills 

.N  B 

Clifton  390-3 

Green  Bay 

AlgomaE  R....  0 

wiaSheguindar.Ont 

Greystones 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Rosthern  535-62 

Greenbrier 

Moose  Jaw...Sask 

Davidson  534-22 

Greywood 

Annapolis  . . 

.N  S 

Annapolis  Royal 

Greenbush  

Leeds 0 

Whitehurst   535-16 

562-1 

Green  Bush 

York N  B 

W'odstock535 -86-90 

Gricrsford 

Renfrew  N  R 

...0 

Eganville  580-110 

Green  Court 

Edmonton Alta 

Edmonton  535-63 

535-11 

Green  Cove 

Cape  Breton  ..NS 

Ing'nish371-2,364-5 

Griersville 

GreyNR.... 

....0 

via  Meaford,  Ont. 

Greendale 

Antigonishe...NS 
Glengarry 0 

Antigonishe  599*7 
580-105 

Griffin  

Stanstead    . 

.     Q 

Smith's  Mills  114 -75 

Greenfield 

Griffin 

Assiniboia... 

.Sask 

Creelman  535-65 

Greenfield 

Carleton N  B 

Florence  ville535 -90 

Griffin  Cove 

Gaspe 

...Q 

348,  or  Gaspe  346, 

Greenfield 

King's PEI 

Montague    665-7, 

350 

362    or    Vernon 

Griffin  Cove  East. 

Gaspe 

...Q 

350 

River  665-5 

Griffin's  Corners. 

Elgin  E  R. . . 

...0 

535-46  (R.  R.  name 

Greenfield 

Queen's NS 

Pleasant  Riv.  589-2 

Griffins) 

Greenfield 

Colchester.... N  S 

Valley  Sta.  599-13 

Griffith 

Renfrew  S  R 

...  () 

Ashdad  611 

Green  Glade 

Strathcona....Alta 

Lloydmins'r  534-14 

"Grimsby 

Lincoln  

...o 

580-83,  591 

Green  Harbour  . . 

Shelburne NS 

Lockport  589-3, 
665-5 

Grimsby  Park. . . . 
(Summer  Office) 

Lincoln  

...0 

580-83,  591 

Green  Hill 

Pictou N  S 

Alma  599-9 

Grimsby  Centre . . 

Lincoln  

...o 

Grassy  703 

Green  Hill  

York NB 

Cross  Creek  599-19 

Grimsthorpe  

AlgomaE  R. 

...  0 

Providence  Bay426 

Green  I^ke 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Grimston 

Grey  S  R 

...  0 

Dobbinton  580-55 

Green  Lake 

York NB 

Melville  535-83 

Grindstonelsland 

Gaspe 

...Q 

359-1  (GrindstoneL) 

Greenland 

Provencher M  Ste  Anne  des          1 

*Griswold    

Brandon.  . . . 

..  M 

535-52 

Chenes  534-18 

Grondines 

Portneuf 

•  •  Q 

535-21 

Greenland 

Annapolis N  S 

Clement's  P'rt562-1 

Grondines  Est... 

Portneuf  ... 

.  ..Q 

Grondines  535-21 

Greenlawn 

Edmonton Alta 

Islay  534-14 

Grondines  Statn.. 

Portneuf 

.  ..Q 

535-21  (R.  R.  name 

Greenlay 

Richmond Q 

Windsor  Mills580-8 

Grondines) 

653 

Gros  Morne 

Gasp6 

Mont  Louis  48 

Greenmount 

Prinpp                P  F.  T 

Alberton  665-1 

Gros  Pin. 

Quebec  

Digby  

!ns 

Charlesbourg  674 

Greenock  

Bruce  S  R 0 

Walkerton  580-54 

Grosses  Coques  . . 

Belliveaux  C.  562-1 

Green  Park 

Wellington  N  R. . . 

Arthur  535-41 

Grosses  Roches  . . 

Rimouski  . . . 

...  Q 

Little  Metis  Station 

Green  Point 

Prince  Ed  ward..  0 

via  Picton,  Ont. 

599-2 

Green  Point 

Gloucester....  NB 

599-2 

Grosswerder 

Battleford... 

.Sask 

Lloyd'inster634-U 

Green  Ridge  .... 

Provencher M 

Domi'anCity535-55 

Grosvenor  

Guysborough 

..NS 

Harbor  Au  Bouche 

Green  River 

T6miscouta  . . . .  Q 

Ste.  Modeste  700 

599-7 

Green  River   

Ontario  S  R 0 

Locust  Hill  535-34 

Gros  Ventre 

Assa.  West.. 

Sask 

Medic'e  Hat  535-53 

Green  River  Sta.. 

Victoria N  B 

535-84  (R.  R.  name 

Grouard 

Edmonton... 

.Alta 

Morinville  534-24 

Carleton NB 

Green  River) 
535-85 

Alberta  

Essex  S  R. . . 

.Alta 
...0 

Lundbreck  535-67 

Green  Road 

Grove  Avenue — 

Leamington  693-32 

Green's  Brook.  .. 

Pictou NS 

New  Glasgow  599-7- 

Grove  Park 

Assa.  East  . . 

Sask 

Whitewood  535-52 

10-13 

Grovesend 

Elgin  E  R. . . 

...0 

Aylmer  West 

Green's  Creek  . . . 

Colchester....  NS 

Brookfield  599-1 

580-97 

Greenshields 

Strathcona  ...Alta 

Vermilion  534-14 

Groves  Point 

Cape  Breton 

.NS 

via  N.  Sydney  N  S 

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213 


POST 
OFFICES. 

KLKCTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKKV,PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES, 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP,174-178 

Groveton 

Grund  

Grenville  S  R...0 

Souris M 

Provencher.   ...M 

Levis Q 

Kent N  B 

Wellington  SR..0 
Peterboro'ER.  ..0 

Humboldt Sask 

Battleford....Sask 

Rimouski Q 

Pontiac Q 

Kent  WR 0 

Kent   NB 

Bonaventure Q 

Cumberland  ..NS 
Cape  Breton... NS 

Albert NB 

Assa.  West... Sask 
SaskatchevvanSask 

Shelburne NS 

Hastings  ER...0 

Selkirk M 

Kootenay B  C 

Simcoe  N  R 0 

Missisquoi Q 

Norfolk 0 

Guysborough..N  S 

Guysborough . .  N  S 
Strathcona...  Alta 

Haldimand 0 

Dauphin M 

Lisgar M 

Grey  S  R 0 

King's N  S 

Halifax NS 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Dundas 0 

Peterboro'  E  R..0 
Levis    Q 

Nanaimo B  C 

Comox- Atlin..  BC 

Haldimand 0 

Vork  C  R 0 

Humboldt. . . .  Sask 
SaskatchewanSask 

Nipissing 0 

Dundas 0 

Edmonton Alta 

Qu'  Appelle.. Sask 

Lisgar M 

Northumberl'd  NB 
Humboldt  ...Sask 

Kootenay B  C 

SaskatchewanSask 
Lambton  W  R...0 
Renfrew  NR,...  0 

Parry  Sound  ....0 

Gasp6 Q 

Guysboro' N  S 

Nipissing 0 

Colchester.... N  S 
Guysborough..N  S 
Edmonton....  Alta 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Haliburton 0 

Prince PEI 

Halifax N  S 

Halifax NS 

Halifax NS 

Halifax N  S 

Spencerville  535*20 

Baldur  534-7 

Otterburne  535-55 

via  Levis  Que 

Notre  Dame  627 

580-51-54,  535-37-47 

Indian  River  535-34 

Humboldt  534-13 

Maidstone  534-14 

Lit'leMetisSt.599-2 

Hailey  bury  699-318 

Blenheim  889  2-3-4 

Richibucto  610 

Maria  508 

Pugwash  599-15 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

Moncton  599-1 

.535*53 

Marshall  534*14 

589-3 

St,  Ola  544 

535-60 

535-77 

Oro  Station  580-67 

StArm'ndStal94*19 

via  Tillsonburg,  0. 

368,  369*2    or  ma 

Mulgrave,  N  S 
Afton  599*7 
535-113 

Cay'a  580*97, 693-34 
Westburn  535-100, 

or  in  Winter  Oak 

Point  534 -n 
via  Selkirk  M 
Hanover  580-55 
Canni'g  562-2, 599-2 
French  Vil'ae  589-3 
Hanley  535-62 
via  Iroquois  Ont 
Gooderhani  600 
580-12,  599- 16  (R.R. 

name  Hadlow) 
via  Victoria  B  C 
Bella  Coola  450-5, 

455-1 
693-34,  580-70 
Milliken  580-36 
Sheho  535-112 
.534-22 
699,  318 

via  Iroquois  Ont 
Vegreville  534-14 
535*66 

yta  Emerson,  Man. 
Newc'tle  599*2,353 
Prince  Albert  534-- 

12  22 
Borden  445-1 
Borden  534-14 
Eddys  693-36 
535-12  (R.  R.  name 

Haleys) 
Sprucedale  580-111 
Gasp6  346,  350,  348 
Queensport  369-2 
Deux  Rivieres 

535-12 
Brookfield  599*1 
Guysboro'368, 369*2 
Morinville  534*24 
549  (R  R  name 

Newville) 
580*30 

O'Leary  Sta.  665*1 
562*1,589*3,   599*1, 

329,      368,     370, 

371*1-2,  373,  374, 

383,  Ferry   with 

Dartmouth  N  S 

Hallerton 

Hailey 

Huntingdon 
Strathcona . 
Hastings  E  F 

Peterboro'  W 

Peterboro'  E 

Kings  

Haliburton  . 
Lanark  N  R. 
N.Westminst 
Compton  . . . 

Dundas 

Red  Deer. . . 
Lanark  N  R. 
Dauphin  . . . 
Hastings  E  B 

Pontiac 

Qu'  Appelle  . 

Portneuf 

Musk  oka 

Wentworth , 
Hamilton  .. 
Hamilton  ,, 
Hamilton  . . 
Hamilton  ,. 
Hamilton  , . 
Hamilton  ,. 
Hamilton  . , . 
Wentworth  S 

Prince 

Saguenay  .. 

Red  Deer. . . . 
Queen's  .... 

.Alta 
..  ..0 

R..0 

R..0 
..NS 
....0 
....0 
erBC 

:;:§ 

.Alta 
....0 
....M 

-...  0 
...Q 
Sask 

;;;:g 

....0 
...  0 
...  0 
...  0 
...  0 
...  0 
...  0 
....0 
R..0 
PEI 
...Q 

.Alta 
..NB 
...0 
...M 
....0 
...0 
..NS 
..NB 
.Sask 
.PEI 
...  0 
...  0 
.NB 

...0 
....0 

..NS 

.PEI 
..NB 

...M 
.  NB 

.BC 
....0 

..BC 
.Alta 
.Sask 
.Alta 
.NB 
....0 
...M 
.Sask 
...0 
...0 

...0 

.NS 
Sask 
.NS 
.NB 
Sask 
.BC 
.EC 

...0 

Hemmingf'rd  580*5 
Bittern  L.  535  113 

Grunthal 

Halloway 

Hall's  Bridge  .... 

Hall's  Glen 

Hall's  Harbour  ,. 

Hall's  Lake 

Hall's  Mills 

Hall's  Prairie.... 
Hall's  Stream.... 

Hallville 

Halkirk 

580*27  (R  R  name 
HoUoway) 

312*3  (Landing  n. 
Buckhorn)orwa 
Lakefield  Ont 

Gueguen  

*Guelph  

Guernsey 

Guestvvick 

Guienne 

via  PeterboroughO 
Centreville  562*2 
Gelert  580*80 

Almonte  535*12 

Guilds 

Guimond 

Guite..  . 

Hazelmere  464*74 
E.  Hereford  675*19 
Mountain  535'33 

Gulf  Shore 

Stettler  535-114 

Gull  Cove 

Gunningsville 

Gull  Lake 

Halpenny 

Halstead 

Halston 

Almonte  535-12 
Gilb'rtPl'ins  534-13 
via  Belleville,  Ont. 

Gully 

Halversen    

Hamar  ... 

Wakefield  535-27 

Gunning  Cove  . . . 
Gunter 

Macoun  535-66 

Hamelin 

Hamills  Point. . . . 
(P.O.  in  Summer) 

^Hamilton 

*  James  Street 

*Sub  Office  1 

Sub  Office  2 

Sub  Office  3 

Sub  Office  U 

*Sub  Office  5 

Sub  Office  7 

Hamilton  Beach, . 

Hamilton 

Hamilton  Cove  . . 

Hamilton  Lake. . . 
Hamilton  Moun'n 
Hamilton  Point.. 

Hamiota 

Hamlet  ... 

Lache  vrot'  re  635  *21 

420-3,  or  Staney 
Brae  532*1 

Gutelius 

Guthrie 

Guthrie 

580*65-70-83-87, 
535*44  591,  703, 

Guysborough 

Guysborough 

Guysboro'In'vale. 

Gwynne 

Gypsum  Mines. .. 
Gypsumville 

317,  320*1,  329*3 

via  Hamilton  Ont 
Kensington  665*1 
Bic  599*2  or 

Habermehl 

Habitant 

Stettler  535*63 
Oak  P'nt390, 390*2-5 

Hackett's  Cove  . . 

Haddington 

Haddo 

Simcoe 

Marquette  . . 
Simcoe  E  R.. 

Russell 

Halifax   .... 

King's 

Assa.  East  . . 

Queen's 

Simcoe  E  R. . 
Perth  N  R  , . 
Queen's 

Grey  S  R . . . 
Durham 

Annapolis.. . 

Queen's 

King's 

Dauphin 

York 

Kootenay... 
Nipissing 

Yale- Cariboo 
Medicine  Hat 
Qu' Appelle.. 
Strathcona . . 
St.  John..,. 

Peel 

Macdonald  . 
Humboldt  .. 
Nipissing  . . . 
Wentworth. . 

Grey  S  R. . . . 

Cumberland 
Qu'Appelle  . . 

Hants 

York 

Assa.  West,. 

Vanaimo 

Comox- Atlin . 

Carleton 

Gregory  420*3 

535*50 

Severn  B.  580-67 

Hadlington 

Hadlow  Cove 

Hagan  

Hammond 

Hammonds  Plains 
Hammondvale . , . 
Ham  on  a 

580-1(7,  535*31 
Bedford  599-1,562-1 
Sussex  599-12 
Tantallon  535*111 

Hagensborg 

*Hagersville 

Hagerman's  Cor's 
Haglox 

Hampshire 

Hampshire  Mills. . 

Hampstead 

Hampstead 

Hampden 

*  Hampton 

Hampton  

Hampton 

*  Hampton 

N.  Wiltshire  665*1 
Orillia  580*32-67 
Gad's  Hill  580*53 
390,390-2-5  or  Ne- 

repis  Sta.  535*88 
Hanover  580*55 
Bowmanville  580'9, 

3*29*3 
Bridgetown   562*1, 

589*1 

Hague 

*Haileybury 

Hainsville 

Hairy  Hill 

Halbrite. 

Halbstadt 

Halcomb 

Halcro 

C'pe  Traverse  665*2 
592,  599*12,  390*3 
Teulon  535*60 

*  Haley  onHotSps. 

Halcyonia 

Hale. . 

Hamtown 

Hanbury  

Hanbury 

Hanceville 

Hand  Hills 

Handsworth 

Haneyville 

Hanford  Brook  . . 
Hanlan . 

maFrederictonNB 
Jaff  ray  535-67 
New  Liskeard  699, 
318 

Haley  Station . . . 

Haldane  Hill  .... 

Haldimand 

Half  Island  Cove. 
Halfway 

Ashcroft  535*70 
Gleichen  535*53 
Areola  535*65 
Stettler  535*114 
Upham  592 
Malton  580*51 

Hanlan 

Warren  534*111 

Halfway  Brook  . . 
Halfway  Cove.... 

Hanley 

Hanmer 

534*22 
Azilda  535  13 

Halfway  Lake. . . . 

580-70  (R  R  name 

Rymal) 
.580*55  (R.R.  Station 

in  Bruce  County) 
Conn's  Mills  599*15 
Macoun  535*66 

HalfwayRiv'rSta. 

*Haliburton  

Haliburton 

*nalifax 

*Hanover 

Hansford 

Hanson 

Gottingen  St.Br 
*  Morris  St.  Br... 
Sub  Office  5 

*Hantsport 

Hanwell  

Happyland 

Happy  Valley 

Harbledown 

Harbord 

562*1 

inaFrederictonNB 
Maple  Creek  535*53 
via  Victoria  B  C 
Alert  Bay  4505, 

455*1-2 
oia  Ottawa,  Ont. 

214 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
0FFICK8. 


Harbour  Road  . . 

Harbourville 

*Hareourt 

Haroourt 

Harding  . . . ; 

Hardisiy 

Hardwicke 

Hardwood  Flat  . . 
Hardwood  Hills. . 
Hardwood  Lake.. 
Hardwood  Lands 

Harewood   

Hargrave  

Harkaway 

Harker 

Harkness 

Harlan 

Harlem 

Harley 

Harley  Road 

Harlinp^ton 

Harlock 

Harlowe 

Harmattan 

Harmony 

Harmony 

Harmony 

Harmony  Mills. . . 

Harold 

Harper 

Harper's  Camp  . . 
Harper's  Corners . 

Harperville 

Harpley 

Harptree 

Harrietsville 

Harrigan  Cove . . . 

Harrinofton 

Harrington  Harb. 
Harrington,  East . 
Harrington,  West 

Harris 

Harrisburg 

Harrison 

Harrop 

Harrison's  Corn's 
Harrison  Mills. . . 

Harrison  Hot  Sp. 
Harrison  Road . . . 
Harrison  Settlem 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


*Harriston . 
Harrisville  . 


Harrow 

Harrowby 

*Harroivsmith 


Hartfell 

Hartfield 

Hartford 


Hartford 

Hartford 

Hartin  Settlem'nl 

Hartington 

*Hartland  .... 

tHartley 

Hartley  Bay.  . , 

*Hartney    

Hartsburg 

Hartshorn 

Hartsmere 

Hartsville . 

Hartville 

Harvard  Lakes 
*Harvey 


Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

King's NS 

Kent NB 

Haliburton O 

Brandon M 

Strathcona Alta 

Northuinberl'd  NB 

Compton    Q 

Richmond Q 

Renfrew  SR 0 

Hants NS 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Brandon M 

Grey  E  R .0 

Strathcona . .  .Alta 

Humboldt Sask 

Battleford..  .Sask 

Leeds O 

Brant O 

Queen's N  B 

Dauphin M 

Huron  WR O 

Frontenac 0 

Calgary Alta 

King's NS 

Algoma  W  R.  ...  0 


Prince PE  I 

Queen's N  S 

Hastings  W  R. . .  O 

Lanark  S  R O 

Yale-Cariboo . .  B  C 

VVentworth O 

Macdonald M 

Huron  SR O 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Middlesex  E  R. . .  0 
Halifax N  S 

Queen's PEI 

Saguenay Q 

Argenteuil Q 

Oxford  N  R O 

Assa.  West.... Sask 

Brant O 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Kootenay B  C 

Stormont 0 

N.  Westminster.  BC 

N.  Westminster.  BC 
Cumberland..  N  S 
Cumberland . .  N  S 

Wellington  NR..0 
Westmoreland.  N  B 

Essex  S  R  .  . . 
Marquette  .... 
Frontenac 0 


Parry  Sound O 

York N  B 

Norfolk O 

Cumberland . .  N  S 

Carleton NB 

York N  B 

Frontenac O 

Carleton N  B 

Victoria O 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

Souris M 

Assa  West. . .  .Sask 

Red  Deer Alta 

Hastings 0 

Queen's PEI 

Hants NS 

Inverness N  S 

I  Albert NB 


Antigonishe  599*7 

Berwick  562-1 

599-2 

600  (R  R  name 

Mumford; 
535-110 
535-113 

Bay  du  Vin  353 
Robinson  535-7 
WindsorMills580  8 
Killaloe  580-110 
Shubenacadie  599*1 
Salisb'ry  599-12,693 
535-52 

Berkeley  535-40 
Stettler  535*114 
Lumsden  535*62 
Lloydm'ster  534-14 
Elgin  516 
580-78 

Chipman  637,  390-2 
SvvanR.  534-12-19 
Seaforth  580-52 
Kaladar  Sta.  535-34 
Didsbury  53563 
Auburn  562-1 
via  Richards  Land- 
ing or  Brure 
Mines  535-25.  318 
Northam  665-1 
Caledonia  589-2 
Spring  Brook  544 
Perth  535-34,  327-2 
Ashcroft  535-70 
Puslinch  535-35 
Woodlands  534-11 
Park  Hill  580-51 
Moose  Jaw  535-52 
535-38 
Port  Dufferin  368, 

370,  371-1 
Br'ckl'yPoint665-3 
EsquimauxP'nt  345 
Weir  533-5 
Embro  535-35 
Saskatoon  534-22 
580-54-78-83 
Moose  jaw  535-52 
Nelson  535-72 
799(RRn.H'rison) 
535-70  (R  R   name 
Harrison  Siding) 
Agassiz  535-70 
Maccan   599-1,  525 
Halfwaj'  River 

Station  549 
580-54-55,  535-41 
Moncton  627, 
599-1-2-12 
2 

535-101 

509-1-3,  611  (R.  R, 
n.  Harrowsmith 
Junction  on  611) 
Sunbridge  580-67 
Canterbury  535-90 
Waterf'd  703,093*34 

or  Vanessa  703 
PugwashJ'n  599-15 
Woodstock  535-90 
Canterbury  535*90 
611 
535-90 

Woodville  580-36 
450-5,  455-1 
.'S35-58,  534-3 
N.Battleford534-14 
Stettler  535-114 
L' Amable  544  -1 
N,  Wiltshire  665-1 
562-1 

Inverness  601 
Albert  693 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Harvey  Bank . . . 
Harvey  Station 


Harwich 

Harwood 

Harwood 

Harwood  Plains . 
Haseville 


Haskett 

Hassett , 

*  Hastings 

Hastings 

Hastings 

Hastings 

Hastings  Coulee. 
Hatchet  Lake . . . 
Hatchley  Station 

Hatfield  Point . . 

llatley 

Hatley  Centre. . . 

Hatherton 

Hatzie 


Haultain 


Hauteur 

*Havelock 

Havelock 

Ilavendale 

Havergal 

Havilah 

Havre  Aubert.. . 

Havre  Boucher. 

Hawarden 

*Hawkesbury  . . 


Ilawkeye  . . 
Ilawk  Lake. 


Hawkshaw. 


Hawkestone. 
Hawkesville . 
Hawley 


Hawthorne . 


Hawthorne 
Hawthorne , 
Haivtrey  . . . 

Hay 

Hay  Bay  . . 

Hayburn  . . 

Hay  Cove.. 
Hay  Creek 
Haydon  


Hayesland . . , 
Hayes  Point 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEBKEY,PP.174-178 


Albert NB 

York NB 

Kent  ER 0 

Northumb'WR..O 

Vaudreuil Q 

Carleton O 

Missisquoi  Q 

Lisgar M 

Digby N  S 

Peterboro'  E  R. . .  0 
Cumberland . .  N  S 

Albert N 

N.Westminster  BC 

Strathcona Alta 

Halifax NS 

Brant O 

King's N  B 

Stanstead Q 

Stanstead Q 

Grey  E  R 0 

N.  Westminster.  BC 

Peterboro'  E  R. . .  0 

Rimouski    Q 

Peterboro' ER...0 

Digby N  S 

Guysboro' N  S 

Hastings  N  R.  . .  O 

Algoma 0 

Gaspfe Q 

Antigonishe. ..N  S 
Saskatoon  . . . Sask 
Prescott O 

Calgary Alta 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Rainy  River  ..O 

York N  B 

Simcoe  E  R O 

Waterloo  N  R. . .  O 
Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Inverness N  S 

Prince PEI 

Carleton O 

Oxford  S  R O 

Huron  S  R O 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Lennox  and 

Addington 
Richmond . . . 
Edmonton  .. 
Durham 


..O 

NS 
Alta 
..  O 


Hayesville 

Hayfield 

Hayfield  Station 

HaymarketSq.. 

(Sub  Office) 

Haynes 

Hay's  River 

Haysville 

Hayter 

Havwood 

Hazel  Bluff 

Hazel  Brook 

Hazeldean 

Hazel  Cliffe 

Hazel  Dell 

Hazel  Grove  — 
Hazel  Hill 


Wentworth 

Victoria  and 

Haliburton O 

York N  B 

Brandon M 

Brandon  M 

City  of  St.  John  NB 

Strathcona.  ..Alta 
Inverness  ....  N  S 
Waterloo  S  R.  . .  0 

Red  Deer Alta 

Macdonald M 

Edmonton Alta 

Queens  P  E 

Carleton O 

Assa.  East — Sask 

Mackenzie Sask 

Queen's PEI 

Guysboro' N  S 


Albert  693 

535*88  (R.  R.  name 

Harve3') 
North  wood    580-97 
314  or  viaCobourgO 
Vaudreuil  535-31 
SouthMar'h580-110 
Farnham  535-1-3-7 

194-19-20 
Morden  535-57 
Weymouth  562-1 
580-27 

Amherst  599*1 
Albert  693 
via  Vancouver 
Daysland  535*113 
via  Halifax  N  S 
580-78  (R.  R.  name 

Hatchley) 
Norton  637.  599-12 
Massavvippi  114-75 
N.  Hatley  114-75 
Flesherton  535-40 
450-3,458  or  Missi'n 

June.  535-70-73 
Lakefield  580-31, 

312-4 
St  Luce  Sta'n  599-2 
535-34 

Weymouth  562*1 
Afton  599-7 
L' Amable  544*1 
Rydal  Bank  518 
L'Anse  a  la  Cabane 

9*1 
599-7 

Saskatoon  534-22 
580-106,  533-4,  328, 

327 
Carstairs  535*63 

535-51 

391  or  Canterbury 

Station  535-90 
580-67,  316 
Wallenstein  535-47 

Chambers  580-9 
Port  Hood  601, 

359-2,  360,  369-3 
West  Devon  6651 
799 

693-34,  580*80 
Exeter  580*50 
Napanee  509*2, 

580-9 

Chambers  580-9 
oia  St.  Peter's  N  S 
Morinville  534-24 
Burketon  Station 

535-34-45 
Dundas  580-83,  703 

Dunsford  535-45 
Boiestown  599-19 
464-91 
464-91 


Tees  535-114 
Strathlorn  601 
N.Hamburg  580*51 
Lloydminster  534 
535-57 

Morinville  534-24 
Mount  Albion  665-5 
Stittsville  535-12 
535*111 

Invermaj'  534*6 
Hunter's  Ri'r.665-1 
Canso    368,    369-1, 
371,  371-1 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN  CANADA. 


215 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Hazel  Land . . 
Hazelrnere  .. 
Hazel  Ridge. 

*HazeUon . . . 


Hazelwood 

Hazzards  Cornei-s 

Headford 

Headlands 

Headingly 

Head  Lake 

tHead  of  Amherst 
Head  of  Cardigan 
H'd  of  Chezzet'k . 
Head  of  Hillsboro' 
Head  of  Jeddore 
H'd  of  Jordan  R . 

Head  of  Lochaber 
H'd  of  Millstream 
H'd  of  Montague. 
H'dof  R.  Hebert. 
H.of  St.Marg'tsB 

n.  of  St.  Peter's  B 

Head  of  Tide  ... 

H'dof  Wallace B 

Heal 

Hearnleif,'h 

Heart  Lake 

Heart's  Hill 

Heaslip 

Heaslip  Station . 

Heather 

Heather  Bell.... 

Heatherbrae 

Heatherdale .... 


Ueatherton. . . 
Ileatherwood. 
Heathcote.  . . . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WIIICB 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION. 
SEBKEY,PP.174-178 


Heathton 

Heaton  Moor 
Hebbs'  Cross. 


Argenteuil Q 

N  Westminster  BC 

Selkirk M 

Comox-Atliu . .  B  C 

Assa  East Sask 

Hastings  ER....0 

York  C  R 0 

Qu' Appelle . . .  Sask 

Macdonald M 

Victoria O 

Cmnberland..  N  S 

King's P  E 

Halifax N  S 

King's P  E  I 

Halifax N  S 

Shelburne NS 

Antigonishe.  ..N  S 

Kings NB 

King's P  EI 

Cumberland..  NS 
Halifax N  S 

King's PEI 

Restigouche , .  N  B 

Cumberland. ..N  S 

Nanaimo B  C 

Calgary Alta 

Red  Deer Alta 

Battleford  . . .  Sask 

Nipissing O 

Souris M 

Assa  East Sask 

Pictou N  S 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 
King's P  E 


Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Edmonton Alta 

Grey  ER 0 

Stanstead Q 

Edmonton. ...  Alta 
Lunenburg N  S 


Hebert 

Hebert 

Hebertville 

Hebertville  Sta. 


Hebron  . . 
Hebron  . . 
Hebron  . . 
Hecla  ... 

Ueckston. 


Henrysburg  

Henrysburg  C'tre. 
Henry's  Corners  . 

*  Henry  ville 

Hensall 

Hepburn 

Hep  worth 

Herbert 

Herbert  Corners. 

Herdman 

Hereford 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Hectanooga  . . 
Hedgeville  . . . 

Hedley 

Hednesford . . . 
Heffley  Creek. 
Heidelburg . . . 

Hekkla 

Helena 

*  Helen  Mine 

Hemford 

Hemlock 

* Hemmingford . . 
Henders'n'sGr've . 
Hen'erson  Sefe'm't 

Hen'rson  Set'm't. 
Henderson  Vale . . 

Hendrick 

Henfryn 

Hennigar . . 

Henry 


Kent NB 

Megan  tic Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Albert NB 

Yarmouth....  NS 

Prince  PEI 

Selkirk M 

Gren  ville O 

Digby N  S 

Pictou NS 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Assa.  West  ..Sask 
Yale  Cariboo.. BC 
Waterloo  N  R. . .  O 

Muskoka O 

Huntingdon Q 

AlgomaW  R  ...O 

Lunenburg N  S 

Norfolk 0 

Huntingdon Q 

Megantic Q 

Queen's N  B 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Megantic Q 

Middlesex  WR..0 

Huron  E  R O 

Hants NS 

Prescott O 


Morin  Flats  533-5 

461-74 

535 '51 

Pt.  Essington450-5 

4551 
Dumas  535-104 
Queensboio  509-1 
Eichmo'd  53-2 -1,704 
Lipton  535-111 
534-6,  535-59 
Cors'n'sSid'g580-29 
Amherst  599-1 
C'rdig'nB'dge665-3 
via  Halifax  N  S 
Mt.  Stewart  665-3-4 

Halifax,  N  S 
589-3  (R.  R.  name 

Jordan  Falls) 
Antigonishe  509-7 
Sussex  599-12 
Montague  665-7 
River  Hebert  525 
589-3  (R.   R.  nami 
St.  Marga'ts  Bay) 
665-4  (R  R    name 

St.  Peter's) 
599-2  (R  R    name 

Moffatt's) 
Pugwash  Jc.  599-15 
via  Victoria,  B  C 
High  River  535*64 
Stettler  535-114 
N.  Battleford  534 -14 
699 
534-3 
Fairlight  535-104 

via  Pictou,  N  S 
W't'ski'n535 -63-113 

Montague   665-7, 
362,    or     Grand 
View  665-5 

599-7 

Edmonton  535-63 

Thornbury  580*68, 
430-1 

114-76 

Edmonton  535-63 

589-3  (R.  R.  name 
Conquerall) 

Canaan  Sta.  599-2 

Plessis ville  580-12 

674-1 

674-1  (R.  R.  name 
Hebertville) 

Albert  693 

562-1 

Coleman  665-1 

Gimli  535-61 

Oxford  Sta.  535-20, 
327-2 

562-1 

River  John  599-15 

Keremeos  464*108 

Balgonie  535-52 

Kamloops  535*70 

Waterl'o  580-47,578 

Rosseau  420-3 

White's  Sta.  580-7 

502-2 

.589-2 

Port  Burwell535-46 

580-5 

Thetford  Mines  675 

Akerly  390-5  or 
Cody's  637 

Green'ille  Sta..599-1 

Thetford  Mines  675 

Mt.  Brydges  580-85 

.580-48 

Kennetco'k  Cor, 


Here  ward 

Heriot  Bay . . 

Hermon 

Hermanville  . . 

Hermitage 

Heron 

Heron  Island  . . 
Heron  Bay .... 
Heronville  .... 
t Herring  Cove. 
Herron's  Mills.. 
Hervey  Junction . 
*Hespeler .... 

Hesson 

Hetriere 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Heward 

Hewitt 

Hewitt  Landing. 

Hexham 

Heyworth    


Hiawatlia 
Hibernia  . 


Hickson 

Hicksvale  

Hicksville 

Higgin's  Road. 
High  Bank 


High  Bluff 
Highbury  . . 
Highclere  . . . 


St.  John's Q 

St.  John Q 

Lambton  WR...O 

Iberville Q 

Huron  S  R O 

Saskatoon . ,  ..Sask 

Bruce  NR O 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 

Carleton O 

Huntingdon Q 

Compton Q 

Dufferin O 

Comox- Atlin . .  B  C 
Hastings  E  R  . . .  O 

King's PEI 

Queen's PEI 

Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 
Restigouche  ..NB 

Thunder  Bay 0 

Champlain Q 

Halifax N~ 

Lanark  N  R O 

Portneuf Q 

Waterloo  S  R.  . .  O 

Perth  NR 0 

Belchasse Q 

Qu' Appelle...  Sask 

Welland O 

Edmonton  . . .  Sask 
Northumb'd..N  B 
Wright Q 

Peterboro'  ER..0 
Queen's N  B 

Oxford  NR O 

Assa.  West . .  Sask 
Westmoreland .  NB 

Prince PEI 

King's PEI 

Portage  laPrairieM 

King's NS 

Humboldt  ..  .Sask 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEBKEy,PP.l74-178 


Vankleek  Hill 
535-31,  580-106 


High  Falls 

Highfield 

Highfield  

Highfield 

High  Forest 

*Highgate  

Highland 

Highland  Creek. 
t Highland  Grove 
Highland  Ranch. 
Highland  Park. . 
Highland  Village 

Highmore 

Highlands 

Highpound  

High  Prairie 


High  River . 
Highvale . . . 
High  View. . 
Highworth. . 

Hilcrest 

Hildebrand. 
Hildegarde  . 


Labelle Q 

YorkC  R O 

Hants N  S 

Queen's NB 

Compton Q 

Kent O 

Guysborough..N  S 

YorkCR O 

Haliburton O' 

Calgary Alta 

Strathcona  ..  Alta 
Colchester  . . . .  N  S 

Regina Sask 

Carleton NB 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Edmonton Alta 


Hilden 

Hillandale 

Hillaton   

Hillbank 

Hillburn 

Hill  Crest 

Hill  Crest 

Hillrrest  Mines ; 

Hilldrop 

Hill  End 

Hillesden 


Calgary Alta 

Edmonton Alta 

Assa.  East . . 
Battleford.. 
Assa.  East.. 
Assa.  East . 


.Sask 
.Sask 
.Sask 
.Sask 


Westmoreland  N  B 


Colchester....  NS 

Victoria    NB 

King's NS 

Nanaimo B  C 

Assa.  East Sask 

Megantic Q 

Vancou  verCity.  BC 

Alberta Alta 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Strathcona  ..Alta 
Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 


580-105 

Henrysb'rg  580-105 

Sonibra  889-3 

677-1 

580-50 

Dalmeny  534  14 

580-56 

535-52 

Osgoode  Sta.535-20 

Athelstan  805*40 

West  Stewartst'wn 
N  H,  675-19 

Belwood  535-36 

455-2 

L'Amable  544-1 

Cherry  Grove  665-4 

Vernon  Riv.  665-5 

535-65 

New  Mills  599-2 

535-13 

533-1 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

Perth  535-34,  327-2 

533-1 

580-54,  578 

Newton  580-53 

St.    Charles   de 
Belchasse  599-3-4 

535-65 
34 

Lloy'minster534- 14 

Bay  du  Vin  353 

535-28  (R.  R.  name 
Breckenridge) 

2;iaPeterboro',Ont. 
Hampstead  390, 

390-2-5 
580-80 

Balgonie  535-52 
Butternut  R'ge  572 
Wellington  665-1 
Murray  River 

665-5,  362 
.535-52 

Kentville  562-1-2 
Strasburg  Station 

535-111 
326 
580-51 

Newport  562-4 
Annidale  637 
Sawyerville  675-19 
693-34,  889-2 
Antigonishe  599-7 
Rouge  Hill  580-9 
Deer  Lake  600 
Didsbury  535-63 
Wet'ki'n  535-63-113 
Lon'derrySta.599-1 
YellowGrass53o-66 
Bristol  535-90 
Tuxford  535-107 
via  Edmonton 

535-63 
535-64 

Strathcona  535-63 
Dumas  535-104 
N.Battleford534-14 
Frobisher  535-58 
Areola  535-65 
Moncton  627,  599-- 

1-2-12 
599-1 

Andover  535-90 
562-2 

Cowichan  535-140 
Rocanville  535-111 
Thetford  Mines  675 


Frank  535-67 
Pr.  Albert  534 -12-22 
Innisfail  535-63 
Broadview  535-52 


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[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.   STATION, 
SKKKEY,PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Hill  Farm 

Hill  Grove 

Hill  Grove 

Hill  Hall 

Hill  Head 

Hillhursb 

Hilliardton 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 
Digby  ....,...NS 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

Argenteuil Q 

Compton Q 

Nipissing O 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

Essex  S  R 0 

Queen's P  E  I 

Inverness    . . .  N  S 

Albert NB 

Wellingtons  R..  0 

Annapolis N  S 

Siracoe  E  R 0 

Inverness  ....  N  S 

King's NB 

Strath  cona....Alta 

Huron  SR 0 

Cape  Breton... NS 

Albert NB 

Muskoka 0 

Cape  Breton... NS 

Missisquoi Q 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Hants NS 

Marquette M 

Brandon M 

Nipissing 0 

Yarmouth N  S 

Algoma  E  R 0 

Northumb'ER..O 

Souris M 

Yale-Cariboo . .  B  C 
Parry  Sound....O 
Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Nicolet Q 

Haliburton 0 

Victoria Alta 

Carleton 0 

Albert NB 

Assa.  East  ...Sask 
Qu'Appelle  ..Sask 

Selkirk M 

Northumb'  ER..O 

Dundas 0 

GreyNR 0 

Strathcona....Alta 

Simcoe  ER 0 

Maisonneuve  . . .  Q 
Provencher,..Man 

Provencher M 

Dufferin 0 

Temiscouata Q 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Pontiac Q 

Pictou NS 

Hastings  ER...  0 
Humboldt  ...Sask 
Moose  Jaw... Sask 
Comox-Atlin..BC 

Oxford  SR 0 

Strathcona....Alta 
King's N  B 

Oxford  NR 0 

GreyNR 0 

YorkN  R 0 

Macdonald M 

Labelle Q 

Frontenac 0 

Wellington  NR..0 
Simcoe  S  R 0 

Dauphin M 

Lemberg  535-111 
North  Range  Cor'er 

562-1 
Petitcodiac  572, 

599-12 
Estevan  535-58-66 
Lachte'535-18,533-4 
580-8 

Heaslip  699 
544                [693-32 
Leamington  889-2, 
via  Charlottetown 
Mabou  601,  360 
693 
535-36 

Gra'villeFe'ry589-l 
580-66 
Judique  601 
Sussex  599-12 
Red  Deer  535  63 
Kippen  580-50 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
Elgin  572      [580-67 
315  or  Huntsville, 
wiaNor.SydneyNS 
Frelighsb'rg  194-19 
Humboldt  534-14 
Mt.  Uniacke  562-1 
Clan  William534-10 
Griswold  535-52 
N'wLiske'rd699  318 
Hebron  562-1 
via  Manitowa'ng  0 
Brighton  580-9,324 

329-3,  309 
.'i34-2-l            [445-6 
Okan'g'nL'g  535-74 
Powassan  580-67 

Nap'nee  580-9,509-2 
Batiscan  535-21 
Gelert  580-30 
Islay  534-14 
via  Ottawa  Ont 
Steevescote  693 
535-58 
535-66 

Gimli  535-61 
580-27  (R.  R.  name 

Hoards) 
\ultsville  589 
via  Owen  Sound,  0 
535-63 

Hillsdale  580-66 
535-18 
Ste.  Anne  des 

Chenes  534-18 
Otterburne  535-55 
Orange ville  535-40 
St.  Eloi  599-2 
Morse  535  53 
Shaw  ville  535-28 
Meadowville  Sta. 

599-15 
Millbridge  544 
Sheho  535-112 
Sw.  Current  535-52 
Quatsino  450-2 
Burgessville  580-80 
Camrose  535-113 
390  or  Rothesay 

599  12 
Embro  535-35 
535-40 
580-67 
.535-59 
Notre  Dame  de  la 

Salette  326 
Hartington  611 
Drayton  580-54 
Allandale  580-65- 

67-68-69 
Westburn  535-100 

Holly  Park 

Holmes  Crossing. 
Holmesville    .... 

Holmesville 

*Holmfield 

Holtville 

*HoUtei7i 

Holt 

Holton 

York  N  R 0 

Edmonton Alta 

Carleton NB 

Huron  W  R  . . . .  0 

Souris M 

N'rth'mb'rl'ndNB 

Grey  S  R 0 

YorkNR 0 

Chateauguay Q 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Strathcona....Alta 

Lincoln 0 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Macdonald M 

Dufferin 0 

Bellechasse Q 

Algoma  E  R . . . .  O 

Iberville    Q 

Humboldt....  Sask 
N.Westminster  BC 

York 0 

Bruce  NR 0 

Middlesex  ER...O 

Renfrew  S  R  ....  0 

Kmg's PEI 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

Queen's PEI 

N.Westminster  BC 
Bonaventure Q 

Lanark  N  R 0 

Grey  E  R 0 

Albert NB 

Pictou N  S 

Albert NB 

Albert NB 

Edmonton Alta 

Albert NB 

Halton 0 

Comox-Atlin.. B  C 

Victoria 0 

Dufiferin 0 

Cape  Breton... NS 
Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

Mackenzie Sask 

Edmonton..  ..Alta 
King's N  S 

Kootenay BC 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

Haliburton 0 

Norfolk 0 

Gasp6 Q 

Muskoka 0 

Dauphin. Man 

Renfrew  SR....0 

Carleton N  B 

Argenteuil Q 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Frontenac 0 

Chateauguay....  Q 
Chateauguay Q 

Battleford    ...Sask 
Middlesex  WR..0 

Kootenay BC 

Sunbury NB 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Saltcoats Sask 

Halifax N  S 

Argenteuil Q 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
Vaudreuil Q 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Vaudreuil Q 

Queen's N  B 

Klienburg  535-40 
Edmonton  535-63 
Beech  wood  535-90 
580-52 

535-57,  534-5 
Boiestown  532 
580-46              [532-1 
Mo'nt  Albert  580-37 
St   Remi  580-5 

Hillier 

Holyrood 

Homeglen 

Lucknow  580-48 
Ponoka  535-63 

Hillman   

Hill8boro'Lot48. 

Hillsborough  .... 

*  Hillsborough    .. 

Hillsburgh 

Hillsburn 

*  Hillsdale  

t  Home  ville 

Homewood 

Honey  wood 

Honfleur 

Honora 

Mira  Gut  698 
534-7 

Shelburne  535-40 
St.  Anselme  675 

Hillsdale 

Hillsdale 

Honor^ville 

St.  Cesaire  194-21 
Dana  534-14 

Hillsdown 

Hope 

535-70 

Hill's  Green 

Hope 

Maple  580-67 
via  Wiarton  Ont 
London  535-35, 
580-49 

Hillside 

Hope  Bay 

Hopedale 

Hopefield 

Hopefield 

Hope  Point 

Hope  River 

Hope  Station  . . 
Hopetown  

Hopetown  

Hopeville 

Hopewell 

*  Hopewell  

Hopewell  Cape  . . 
Hopewell  Hill    .. 

Hillside    

Hillside 

Hillsi'eBoular'erie 
Hillside 

Wilno  580-110 
665-5 

Hillsley 

Hillsvale 

Hill  Top 

Hunter's  Riv.  665-1 
535-70  (RRn.Hope) 

Hillvievv 

Hillview 

350 

Hillview 

Perth  535-34  3-^7-2 

Hilly  Grove    .... 
Hilton 

Dundalk  535-40 

Hopewell  Hill  693 

599-13 

Cape  Station  693 

693  (RR  name  Hill) 

Vermilion  534-14 

Hilton 

Hilton 

Himsworth 

Hinch  

Salisbury  599-12, 

535-35                 [693 

452-3 

Victoria  Rd  580-29 

Shelburne  535-40 

Catalone  698 

Strathcona  534-14 

Hindelang 

Hindon  Hill 

Hindville 

Hintonburg 

Hiram 

Hornby  Island... 

Horncastle 

Homing's  Mills. . 

Horn's  Road 

Horse  Hills 

Horse  Lake 

Hortonburg 

Hortonville 

*Hosmer 

Hotham 

Hirsch.... 

Hitchcock 

535-63 
Sheho  535-112 
Strathcona  535-63 

Hoard's  Station . . 
Hoasic  . . . 

.562-1  (R.  R.  name 
Horton  Landing) 
535-67 

Hoath  Head   

Powassan  680-67 

Tory  Hill  600 
Port  Burwell  535-46 

Hobart     

Houghton 

*  House  Harbour. 
Housey's  Rapids. 

Hove  

*Hochelaga    

Hoohfeld 

Hochstadt 

Grindstone  Is.359-1 
Washago  580-67, 

532-1 
St.  Laurent  534-11 

Hockley 

Eganville  535-11, 

580-110 
Hartland  535-90 
Morin  Flats  533-5 
534-14 

Hocquart 

Hodgeville 

Hodgins  

Hodson    

Howard  Brook. . . 
Howard  Valley  . . 
Howell 

Howe  Island 

*Howick 

Howick  Station. . 

Howiedale 

Hewlett       .    . . 

via  Kingston  Ont. 
580-7-105 

Holar  . 

580-7  (R.  R.  name 
Howick) 

Holbeck 

Holberg 

Bresaylor  534-14 
via  London,  Ont. 

Holbrook 

Holden 

535-130 

Holderville 

Holiday 

Hoyt  Station.... 
Hubrey         .... 

535-88  (R.  R.  name 

Hoyt) 
Wilton  Grove  889-5 

Holland  Centre.. 
Holland  Landing 

"Holland  

Holland's  Mills  . . 

Holleford 

Hollen 

Hubbard 

Hubbards 

Huberdeau 

Hudmore 

*  Hudson 

Hudson  Bay 

Junction 

Hudson  Heights.. 
Huestis  Landing. 

Balcarres  535*111 

589-3 

533-5 

Heward  535-65 

535-31,  328 

534-12 

Holly 

535-31 

Hollywood 

Wickh'ms  390,390-5 
or  Codys  543 

1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


217 


POST 
OFFICES. 

BLECTORAIi 
DISTRICTS, 

RAILROAD  ON  WUICIl 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES, 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS, 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION. 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

Husrsrett 

Strathcona Alta 

Nipissing 0 

Strathcona Alta 

Dundas 0 

Wright Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
YorkCR 0 

YorkCR 0 

Welland 0 

Humboldt  ...Sask 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
Cape  Breton... NS 
Yukon 

Leduc  535-63 
Warren  535-13 
Hardisty  535-113 
Mountain  535-33 
535-18-27-28,    580-- 

110  R.  R.   name 

Chaudiere  June. 

or  580-110 
Enderby  535-74 
Weston  535-40, 

580-51 
Swansea  580-87 
580-88 
534-13-14  (R.  R.  n. 

Humbolt) 
Weyburn  535-66 
Nyanza  364-4 
White  Horse  862 
Franklin  535-100 
Coles'  Island  390-5 
Springfield  5391 
Baddeck  3-29,364-4, 

371-2 
Kippewa535-26,313 
665-1 

St.  Paulin  533-1 
Ruby  Creek  535-70 
Didsbury  535-63 
805-40,  580-7 
535-73  (R.  R.  name 

Sutnas  Junction) 
Clifford  580-54 
via  Sydney  N  S 
Lennoxville  114-75, 

535-7,  580-8 
Carp  580-110 
589-3 

580-67,  315 
Saskatoon  535-62 
Langham  534-14 
via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Orville  580-111 
Harvey  535-88 
Hensall  580-50 
Fillmore  535-65 
Davidson  534-22 
535-61 

Hawtrey  693-34 
Craik  534-32 
Oxford  Mills 535-33 
Parkhill  580-51 
Milford  Bay  420-3 
Churchville  535-39 
Innisfail  535-63 
Bancroft  600,  544*1 
Neudorf  535-111 
Rose  Isle  534-7 
580-50-83,  535-42  (R 

Rn.  Hyde  Park  on 

580-50,535-42H'de 

Park  Jun.  580-83) 
Ninga  535-57 
Ashcroft  535-70 
534-23 
580-110  (R.    R.    n. 

Caldwell) 
Cardinal  580-9 
.535-3,    194  14-1 9, 

677*1 
535-3 

via  Gore  Bay,  Ont, 
Gimli  535-61 
Cavan  535-34 
Butternut  R'ge  572 
Zealandia  5.34*29 
Oak  Point  534-11 
535  51 
580-50 

Duck  Lake  534 
Pentecost  Riv.  345 
Gull  Lake  535-53 
535-70  (R.  R.  name 

lUecillewaet) 

Imlah    

King's  ....... NB 

Middlesex  W  R„.0 

Queen's N  B 

Edmonton  —  Alta 

Victoria NS 

Macdonald M 

Halifax N  S 

Guysboro' N  S 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Quebec    Q 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Lunenburg N  S 

Peterboro'  ER..0 

Prince PEI 

Hants N  S 

Macdonald M 

St.  John N  B 

Edmonton Alta 

Oxford  S  R 0 

Port'ge  laPrairieM 
Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Qu'Appelle..  Sask 

Macdonald M 

Strathcona.,..  Alta 
Peel 0 

GreyNR 0 

Annapolis  . . . .  N  S 

Haliburton 0 

Rainy  River 0 

Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 
Victoria NS 

Victoria NS 

Victoria NS 

Halifax NS 

Parry  Sound  ....  0 

Dundas 0 

Gloucester.... N  B 

Selkirk M 

Labelle Q 

Cape  Breton . .  N  S 

Oxford  N  R 0 

Strathcona...  Alta 

Victoria Alta 

Lanark.  S  R . . . . 0 

Mackenzie Sask 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Frontenac   0 

Prince  Albert,  Sask 
Bruce  NR   0 

Brace  NR 0 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 
Moose  Jaw  . . .  Sask 
Megan  tic Q 

Inverness N  S 

Prince   PEI 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 
Lambton  E  R  , . .  0 

Dauv>hin M 

Strathcona  .  ..Alta 
Queen's PEI 

Elgin  WR 0 

Victoria N  S 

Elgin  W  R 0 

Strathcona...  Alta 

VVentworth 0 

Renfrew  S  R....0 

Dundas 0 

Yarmouth....  NS 

Avonmore  637 

Hugel 

Appin  580-85 
OakP'nt,380,390-2-5 

Hughenden    .... 
Hulbert 

Inchby  

Independence  . . . 

Indian  Brook 

Indian  Ford 

Indian  Harbour. . 
Indian  Harb.  Lake 

Indian  Head 

Indian  Island 

Indian  Lorette  , . 
Indian  Mountain! 

Indian  Point  .... 

Indian  River 

Indian  River 

Indian  Road  

Indian  Springs. .. 
*  Indian  Town  . . 

Inga 

Edmonton   535-63, 

*Hull   

534-14 

Hullcar 

Englishtown  364*5 
Rathwell  532-59 
FrenchVill'ge589-3 
Sonora  368,  370 

Humber. . . 

535*52 

Humher  Bay  — 
*Huinbersto7ie  . . 
Humboldt 

Hume  

401-1  or  via  East- 
port  Me, 

674 

Moncton  627, 
599-1-2-12 

Mahone  Bay  589-3 

535-34 

Kensington  665-1 

Shubenac'die  599-1 

534-7 

390  or  via  St, 
John  N  B 

Strathcona  535-63, 

Hume  Rear 

Hunker 

Hun's  Valley 

Hunter's  Home.. 
Hunter's  Lodge . . 
Hunter's  Mou'ain 

Dauphin M 

Queen's N  B 

Annapolis N  S 

Victoria NS 

Pontiac Q 

Queen's PEI 

Maskinongd  ...    Q 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Calgary Alta 

Huntingdon Q 

N.  Westminster.  BC 

Huron  E  R 0 

Cape  Breton  ..NS 
Sherbrooke Q 

Carleton 0 

Queen's N  S 

Muskoka 0 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

Carleton 0 

Parry  Sound 0 

York ...       .     N  B 

Hunter's  Point  . . 
Hunter's  River. . 

*Ingersoll   

534-14 
580-83,  535-38-46 
Douglas  535-52 

Hunterville. 

Ingle 

Hunterville 

^Huntingdon  . . . 
Huntingdon 

Huntingfield  .... 

Huntington 

Huntingville  .... 

Huntley 

Hunt's  Point    . . . 

Ingleford 

Ingleside 

Ingleton 

Inglewood 

Inglis  Falls 

Inglisville 

Ingoldsby 

Ingolf 

Tamworth  509-1 
Weyburn  535-66 
WillowRange  534-6 
Stettler  535*114 
580-65,535-39(RRn, 
Inglewood  Jun.) 
via  Owen  Sound,  O 
Lawrenceto'n  562-1 
Lochlin  580-30 
.535-51 

*Huntsville    .... 

Rose  way  589-3 
371-2,  364*5  or  via 

Ingonish 

Ingonish  Centre. . 
Ingonish  Ferry. . . 
Ingram  Port.'. ... 

Inholmes 

Inkerman 

Inkerman  

Hurdman  Lodge. 
Hurdm'n's  Bridge 

Hurdville 

Hurley  Corner  . . 

North  Sydney  N  S 
Ingo'ish  371-2,364-5 
Ingoish  371-2, 364-5 

.589-3 

Hurondale 

Huronville 

Hurton 

Huron  SR O 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
Humboldt....  Sask 

Selkirk M 

Oxford  SR 0 

Assa  West.... Sask 

Grenville O 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Muskoka 0 

Peel 0 

Calgary Alta 

Hastings  E  R. . .  0 
Qu'Appelle...  Sask 

Macdonald M 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Souris M 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Thunder  Bay 0 

Renfrew  SR 0 

Grenville 0 

Iberville ..  ..Q 

Iberville Q 

Algoma  E  R 0 

Selkirk M 

Durham 0 

Queen's N  B 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 

Macdonald M 

Rainy  River 0 

Middlesex  E  R. .  0 
Battleford....Sa8k 

Chicoutimi Q 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Kootenay B  0 

Orrville  580-111 
535-33 

587 

ma  Winnipeg,  Man. 
Thurso  535-18,  327, 

Hussey 

Inlet 

Hustlers 

Hutchin's  Corn'rs 

Hutchinson 

Hutton  House... 
Huttonsville  .... 
Huxley 

Inlet  Baddeck  . . . 

Innerkip 

Innisfail 

Innisfree . 

Innisville 

328 
Nyanza    364-4    or 

Elba  599  14 
.535-35 
535-63 
534-14 

Hybla 

Perth  535-34,  327  2 

Hyde 

535-112 

Hyde  Park 

Hyde  Park  Cor n'r 

Hj'der 

Intervale  

*lnverary 

Invergordon  

Inverhuron 

Invermay 

Invermay 

Invernairn 

'*  Inverness 

Inverness 

Inverness  

Inverness 

572 

via  Kingston,  Ont, 
Birch  Hills  534-12 
Kincardine  580-48, 

165-1,  423 
Tara  580-55 

Hydraulic 

.534-13 

Disley  534  "22 
Ste.  Julie  Station 

580-12 
601 
Lot  Ten  665-1 

Hyndford 

Hyndman    

Iberville 

Iberville  Junction 

P'tEssington  450-5 
693-37 

Ice  Lake 

Teulon  535-60 

Icelandic  River.. 

lola 

Lacombe  535-63 

Ida 

665-5   (R.R.   name 

Fodhla) 
693-34,  889-2 

Ida 

Idaleen. 

Ideal 

lonOi 

599-14 

lona  Station.... 
lowalta 

693-34,  889-2  (R  R 

name  lona) 
Morningside  535-63 
Dundas  580-83.  703 
L'Amable  544-1 

Ilderton 

He  in  la  Crosse. ... 

lies  de  May 

Illerbrun 

Ira 

Ireland        

Illicillewaet   .... 

Ireton 

Hebron  562  1 

15 


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[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 

BLBCTORAIi 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCXTKD,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.    STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.174-178 

Iris 

Queen's PEI 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Grey  S  R 0 

Westmoreland.  N  B 
Cape  Breton. . .  N  S 
Strathcona.-.Alta 

Queen's N  B 

Algoma  E  R 0 

Haliburton 0 

Brome Q 

Inverness N  S 

Pictou N  S 

Pictou NS 

Wright Q 

Alberta Alta 

Victoria NS 

Dundas 0 

Victoria NE 

Calgary Alta 

Megantic   Q 

Assa.West  ...Alta 

Albert NB 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
Strathcona.  ...Alta 
Guysboro'  . . . .  N  S 

Guysboro* NS 

Winnipeg  City..  M 

Marquette M 

Algoma  W  R.  . .  0 
Rainy  River 0 

Compton Q 

Gasp6 Q 

Pictou N  S 

Muskoka 0 

North  Cape  Breton 

and  Victoria.  N  S 

Gloucester  ...NB 

York NB 

Victoria  Alta 

Victoria O 

Charlevoix Q 

Montmagny   Q 

St.  John's  Q 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 

Provencher M 

Berthier Q 

Huntingdon Q 

Vaudreuil  Q 

Vaudreuil   Q 

Tdmiscouata Q 

YorkCR 0 

Lunenburg NS 

Humboldt  . . .  Sask 
Hastings  WR....0 

Victoria NS 

Wolfe Q 

Assa.  West... Sask 
T«5miscouata....  Q 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Leeds  O 

Thunder  Bay....  0 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

Simcoe  N  R 0 

Cumberland..  N  S 

Grey  N  R 0 

Essex  NR 0 

YorkN  R 0 

665-5 

via  St.  Peter's,  N  S 

Flesherton  535-40 

627 

via  St.  Peter's,  N  S 

Hardisty  535-113 

637 

Dean  Lake  535  25 

600 

West  Stafford 

194-20,  535-7 
Alba  599-14 
Sunnybrae  647 
647(RRn.BlackR) 
535-27 

Lethbridge  535-67 
Barrachois  599-14 
580-9,  320,  320-1, 

324,  329-3 
Edmundston  700, 

535-84 
Airdrie  535-63 
Ste.JulieSta.580-12 
535-53 

Hillsborough  693 
Sechelt  455-2 
Islav  534-14 
368,' 371-1  or  Anti- 

gonishe  599*7 
rsaac8Harbour368, 
[377  1 

Arrow  River  .!i35 -50 

.535-25 

435-1  2  or  via  Fort 

Francis  Ont 
Cookshire  535-7, 

675-19 
Natashguan  345 
Ferrona  647 
Gravenhurst580-67 

420-3 

Boularderie  364-4 
Shippigan  540 
Fredericton  535-82 
534-14 

Woodville  580-36 
Baie  St.  Paul  329-8 
Montmagny  599-3 
S.  Valentin   580-13 
Beaconsfield  535-33 

580-9 
Gr'dePointe  535-55 
Berthier  (en  haut) 

535-15,  329-7-9 
Ste.  Agnes  de 

Dundee  580-7 
Ste.  Anne  de  Belle- 

vue  535-33,  580-9 

327,  328 
St.An.deB.  535-33, 

580-9,  327,  328 
599-2 
535-25 
589-3 

Nokomis  535-111 
580-33,  535-34 
via  Baddeck  N  S 
Marbleton  675 
Hanlev  534-22 
N.  D.du  Lac  700 
Thornton  580-65 
Landsdowne  580-9 
535-13 

NBattleford  534-14 
Stayner  580-68 
Thompson  St.  599-1 
wtrt  Owen  Sound,  0. 
Windsor  580-97, 

535-42 
.580-37,  316 

Jacksontown 

Jacksonville 

Jacksonville 

Jackville 

Jacquet  River. . . 

Jaffa 

Jaff  ray  . .   . . 

Carleton ... 

Carleton 

Cape  Breton 

Calgary 

Restigouche 
Elgin  E  R. . . 
Kootenay . . . 

Kent 

Parry  Sound 
Antigonishe 

Antigonishe 

Hamilton  ... 
Huron  E  R  . . 
Victoria 

Victoria. 

NB 
.NB 

..NS 
.Alta 
N  B 
...O 
.BC 
.NB 
...0 
.NS 

..NS 

...  0 
...  0 

..NS 

.NS 

•::;8 

Sask 
3uver 

....0 

.N  B 
...M 

.Sask 

.NS 

.NB 
...0 

...Q 

...  0 
.Alta 

...0 
.Sask 

...0 

....Q 

...0 

.Sask 
..NS 
.BC 
...0 
.Alta 
.NB 
...0 

.NB 

.NB 
...0 
1...0 
...Q 

.NS 
...Q 

...0 
..   O 

Up.W'dstock535-90 

Up.W'dstock535-90 

nia  N.  Sydney,  N  S 

Carstairs  535-63 

599-2 

New  Sarum  580*97 

Irish  Cove 

Irish  Lake 

Irishtovvn 

Irish  Vale 

Irtna 

Iron  Bound  Co\'e. 

535-67 

Iron  Bridge 

Iron  Dale 

Iron  Hill 

Iron  Mines 

Iron  Ore 

Iron  Rock 

Jailletville 

James' Bay  June. . 
James  River 

James  River  Sta. . 

*  James  Street . . . 

Jamestown 

Jamesville 

Jamesville  West. 

Jamieson 

Jamieson 

Jamlston 

Janes  Road 

Janetville 

Janeville 

Coal  Bh.  Sta.  599-2 

580-111 

James  River  Sta- 
tion 599-7 

599-7  (R  R  name 
James  River) 

Brussels  580-48 

Iron  Springs 

Ironville 

*  Iroquois 

McKinnons  Har- 
bour 599-14 
McKinnon  Harb'r 

Megantic  . . . 
Lanark  N  R. 
Moose  Jaw . . 
City  of  Vane 
BC 

Durham 

Gloucester. . 

Selkirk 

Humboldt... 
Richmond  . . 

Kent 

Parry  Sound 

Labelle 

Simcoe  N  R. . 
Strathcona.. 
Haldimand.. 
Humboldt... 
Grenville  . . . 

Wright 

Kent  W  R. . . 
Mackenzie  . . . 

Halifax 

Comox-Atlin 
York  C  R  . . . 
Edmonton. , . 

King's 

Leeds  

Queen's 

Queen's 

599-14 
Thetford  Mines  675 

Almonte  535-12 
Hanley  534-22 

Irvine 

Irving  Settlement 
Irvines Landing. . 
Irwinville 

535-35 

.540 

Whitemouth535-51 

Humboldt  534-6 

Isaacs  Ilarb'r  N.. 

Isabel  Street 

(Sub  Office) 
Isabella     ...    . 

Janvrin's  Harbo'r 

Jardineville 

Jarlsberg 

Jarnac 

Arichat  369-l,371'l 
or  Gr'd  Ansa  537 

Rexton  610 

580-111  (R  R  namfl 
Bear  Lake 

Isbester  

Papineauville 

535-13,  327,  328 
Orillia  580*32-67 

Isherwood 

Jarratt 

Island  Brook 

Strome  535*113 

*  Jar  vis 

196*5,  580*70-97 

Isl'd.  of  Anticosti 

Balcarres  535*111 

Island  East  River . 

Jasper 

535-16  (R  R  name 
Irish  Creek) 

East  Templeton 
535-18,  327,  328 

580-97,  196-5 

Theodore  535-112 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

450-5 

Island  F 

Jeanne  d' Arc 

Jeannettes  Creek 

Jedburgh 

Jeddore  Oyst'r  Pd 
Jed  way 

(P  O  in  Summer) 
Island  Point. . . . 

Island  River 

Island  View 

J  slay 

Islay 

Jefferson 

Jeffrey 

704 

Isle  aux  Coudres . 

Morinville  534*24 

Jeffry 

Sussex  599*12 

Isle  ate  Noix  . . . 

Jellyby 

535*16  (R  R  name 

Isle  Bizard 

Jemseg 

Jelly) 
.390, 390-2  or  Cody's 

637 
Cody's  637,  390-5 

Isle  des  Chones  . . 
Isle  Dupas 

Jenkins 

Lambton  E  E 
Peterboro'EI 
Gaspe 

Victoria 

Beauce  

Prescott  .... 
Wentworth. , 

Thedford  580-51 

Isleof  Skye 

Isle  Perrot 

Isle  Perrot  Nord . 
Isle  Verte 

Jermyn 

Keene  580-27 

Jersey  Cove 

Jersey  Cove 

Jersey  Mills 

Jessop  Falls 

Jerseyville 

Jessopville 

Jette 

L'Anse  a  la  Louise 

348 
Englishtown  364-5 
Beauceville  Est 

675*1 
Plantagenet  535*31 
703 

Islington 

Italy  Cross 

Dufferin 0 

Nicolet Q 

Renfrew  SR O 

York NB 

York    NB 

Algoma  WR....0 

Nipissing O 

Carleton 0 

Digby N  S 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Bagot. Q 

Algoma  ER 0 

Grey  N  R 0 

King's NB 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Shelburne  535*40 
S.  Perjietues  599*16 
Killaloe  580*110 

Ituna 

Jewellville 

Jewett  Brook 

Jewett's  Mills.... 

Jocelyn. 

Ivanhoe 

I  vera 

Cross  Creek  599*19 
Mouth  of  Keswick 

Ives 

Ivor          ... 

535-83 
via  Richards  Land- 

Ivry  

Ivy. 

Jocko  River 

Jock  Vale 

Joggin  Bridge . . . 
*Joggin  Mines. . . 
Jogues 

ing  Ont.  or  Bruce 
Mines  535-25 

Ivy  Lea .... 

Jackfish 

Jack  Fish  Lake.. 

Jacks  Lake 

Jackson  

Beauchene  535*26 
Manotick  St.  535*20 
Smith's  Cove  562*1 
525(RRn.  Joggins) 
St.  Pie  535*1 

Jackson. 

John  Island  

(P.O.  in  Summer) 

424  in  winter  via 

Jackson  Corners. 

Cutler  535-25 
via  Owen  Sound,  0 

Jacksons  Point  . . 
(Summer  Office) 

Johnson's  Croft.. 
Johnson's  Mills,. 

Oak  P't  390,390-2-5 
Dorchester  599*1 

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OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP  174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

• 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Johnstons  Cornrs. 

Carleton 0 

Queen's PE  I 

Queen's NB 

Grenville 0 

Richmond NS 

Compton Q 

Carleton N  B 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Joliette Q 

Lotbiniere Q 

Leeds      0 

via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Mount  Albion  665 -5 
390-5    (Landing 

name  Corcorans) 

or  Cody's  543 
Prescott  580-9-535- 

20 
via  St.  Peter's,  N  S 
535-7 

Bath  535-90 
Westmorel'd  Point 

599-1 
535-17,  533-1-4 
Des  Chaillons  618 
319  or  Lyndhurst 

516 
Moose  Jaw  535-52 
674-1 

Jonquiferes  674-1 
Jonquiferes  674-] 
580-83 

Shelburne589 -3,373 
Shelburne  589-3 

(RRn.  E.Jordan) 
Shelburne  589-3,373 
Shell>urne589-3,373 
Jordan  Sla.  .^^80 "83 
580-83(RRnJordan) 
Maniwaki  535-27 
Petersburg  580-51 
Irvine  535-53 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 
N.Wakefield  535-27 
Alba.  599-14 
599-12 
420-3  or   Utterson 

580-67 
New  Liskeard  699, 

318 
Jasper  535-16 
601 

Judique  601 
La  Chevrotiere 

535-21 
Cochrane  535-53 
Mallorytown  580-9 
Saskatoon  535-62 
Lakefield  312-4,580- 
via  Sydney,  N  S  [31 
Edmonton  535-63 
Thedford  580-51 
Moorepark  535-109 
Hoyt  Sta.  535-88 
Lang  535-66 
430-1,     148-6,    424, 
426,  in  Winter  via 
Spanish  535-25 
.535-103 
534-20 
535-34  (R  R  name 

Kaladar) 
Penticton  535-74 
635-57 

535-51 

535-70 

St.  Paschal  599-3 

534-13 

535-53 

Erskine  535-114 

St.  Sauveur  533-5 

Bathurst  Village 

599-2 
Brantford  580-78 
Esterhazy  .535-111 
3 19,  or  OsgoodeSta. 

535-20 
589-1 

Savanne  535-51 
608,  446,  445-3-4 
Indian  Head  535-52 
N.  Hatley  114-75     ' 

Kathrinthal 

Assa.  West... Sask 
P'rt'ge  la  Prairie.  M 
Parry  Sound . . . .  O 

Macdonald M 

Peterboro' WR..0 
Wright Q 

Grey  S  R 0 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Parry  Sound . . . .  0 

Nanaimo BC 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Westmoreland,NB 

King's NB 

Yale-Cariboo . .  B  C 

Frontenac 0 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Simcoe  SR 0 

Peterboro' ER...0 

Edmonton Alta 

Rainy  River 0 

Saguenay Q 

Alberta Alta 

King's  &  Albert  NB 

Compton Q 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Dufferin 0 

Battlefoi-d....Sask 
Humboldt. . . .  Sask 

Marquette M 

Muskoka 0 

Parry  Sound  . . . .  0 

Bonaventure Q 

Yarmouth NS 

Queen's PE  1 

Megantic Q 

Durham 0 

Yale- Cariboo..  BC 

Huntingdon Q 

Halton 0 

Nipissing '.  .0 

Assiniboia  . . .  Sask 
Moose  Jaw  ...Sask 

Brant 0 

Macdonald M 

S.  Cape  Breton.  NS 
Prince PEI 

Huntingdon Q 

Mackenzie 

Dauphin M 

Assa.  West  . .  Sask 

Grey  NR O 

Brandon M 

Queen's NS 

Richmond NS 

Bonaventure....  Q 

Hants NS 

Rimouski Q 

Grenville 0 

Colchester NS 

Grenville 0 

Yarmouth NS 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Durham 0 

Qu'Appelle  ..Sask 
Wellington  N  R..0 
Qu'Appelle. . .  Sask 

Inverness N  S 

Haliburton 0 

Carleton 0 

King's NB 

Assa.  East Sask 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Hants NS 

Balgonie  535-52 
Gold'n  Stre'm  534-6 

Johnston 

Johnstown 

Johnstown 

.TnhnviJJp 

Katrine  Station . . 

Kaivande 

Kawartha  Park.. 
Kazubazua 

Ready 

580-67  (R.  R.  name 

Katrine) 
534-6  (RRn.Oak'Ue) 
Lakefield  580-31 
535-27  (PO  2i  miles 

from  R.  R.) 
Tara  580-55 

Johnville 

Jolicure 

Kealey  Springs  . . 

*  Kearney 

Keating 

Maple  Creek  535 -53 
580-111 

710 

*Joliette 

Keatley 

Radison  534*14 

Joly 

Keats 

Intervale  572 

Penobsquis  599*12 

Moose  Jaw... Sask 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Lincoln 0 

Shelburne N  S 

Shelburne NS 

Shelburne NS 

Shelburne NS 

Lincoln   0 

Lincoln 0 

Wright Q 

Waterloo  SR....0 
Assa.  West.... Alta 

Frontenac 0 

Wright Q 

Victoria N  S 

King's NB 

Muskoka 0 

Nipissing 0 

Leeds , 0 

Inverness N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Portneuf Q 

Calgary Alta 

Leeds 0 

Saskatoon Sask 

Peterboro'  ER...0 
Cape  Breton... NS 
Edmonton  . . .  Alta 
Lambton  E  R.  ...0 

Brandon M 

Sunbury NB 

Regina Sask 

Algoma  ER 0 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
Thunder  Bay....O 
Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Lisgar M 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Rainy  River. . .  0 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Kamouraska Q 

Mackenzie Sask 

Calgary Alta 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Terrebonne Q 

Gloucester....  NB 

Brant 0 

Assa.  East  ....Sask 
Carleton 0 

Annapolis NS 

Thunder  Bay  and 
Rainy  River... 0 

Kootenay BC 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
Stanstead Q 

Keefer's 

535-70 

Jonesville 

Jonqui^res 

Jonquiferes  Nord. 
Jonquiferes  Sud.. 

Keelerville 

Keeler 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 
Caron  535-52 

Keenansville 

Tottenham  580*66, 
535-48 

580-27 

Jordan  Bay 

Jordan  Bay  E  S . . 

Keep  Hills 

Keetvatin 

Kegaska 

Strathcona  535-63 
535-51 
Esquimaux  Pt.  345 

Macleod  535-64 

Jordan  Ferry.... 
Jordan  Harbour. 

Kcirsteadville. .    . 
Keith 

Norton  543,  599-12 
Robinson  535-7 

Jordan  Station. 

Joseph  Farm 

Josephsburg 

Josephsburg ...    . 
Joyceville 

Keithville 

Keithley  Creek  . . 
Keldon 

Swift  Cur'nt 535-52 
Ashcroft  535-70 
Shelburne  535*40 

Kelfleld 

N.Battleford534*14 

Kelliher 

Kelloe 

Lipton  535-111 
535-101 

Jubilee 

Kells 

Powassan  580-67 

Jubilee 

Kellsite 

Kelly 

Huntsville  580-67 

New  Cariisle  508 

Kelley  Cove 

Kelly's  Cross 

Kelly's  Mills 

Kelmar .. 

via  Yarmouth,  N  S 
NewWiltshire665-l 

Judgeville 

St.  Julie  580-12 
Milbrook  580-35 

Judique . . . 

*Kelowna 

Kelso 

445-6 

Judique-Chapel.. 
Julien 

Trout  River  580*7 

Kelso. 

Campbellville 

Jumping  Pound. . 
Junetown 

Kelso  Mines 

Kelso  Station .... 

Kelstern 

Kelvin  .   . . 

535-35 
Englehart  699 
Wawota  535-104 
Gull  Lake  535*53 

Juniper  Island... 
Juniper  Mount  . . 

Harley  580*78 

Kelvin 

Kawende  534-6 

Kelvin  Glen 

Kelvin  Grove 

Kelvin  Grove  .... 

Kelvington 

*Kelwood 

Kemah                 . . 

via  Svdney 

Jura 

665-1  (R.  R.  name 

Kelvin) 

Juvenile  Set'le't. 

Kabeyum 

Kagawong 

Huntingdon805-40, 

587 
Wadena  533-13 
534-9 
Hanlfcv  534-22 

Kaiser 

via  Owen  Sound,  0 

Kakabeka  Falls. . 

535-52-58 

Kaladar  Station . 

Kempt 

Caledonia  589-2 

Kaleden  

Kaleida 

Kempt  Road 

Kempt  Road  Hill 
Kempt  Shore  .... 
Kempt  Station. . . 

Kempton 

Kempt  Town 

*  Kempt  ville 

Kemptville 

Kenaston 

Kendal 

Mclntyre  Lake 

599-14 
Broadlands  508 

Kaministikwia . . . 

*Kamloops 

Kamouraska 

Kamsaek 

Kananaskis 

Kanata     

ScotchVillage  562-4 
599-2  (R.  R.  name 

Kempt) 
535-20-33 
Riversdale  599-13 
535-20,  327-2 
South  Ohio  562-1 

Kanawana 

Kanes . . 

534-22 
VVestleyville  580-9 

Kanyengeh  

Kaposvar 

Kendal  Station  . . 
Kenilworth 

534-15 
535-41 
Abernethy  535-111 

Kars 

Kenloch 

Strathlorn  601 

Karsdale 

Kennaway 

Kenmore 

Kennebecasis  I'l'd 

Kennedy  

Kennell    . 

Deer  Lake  600 
Russell  799 

Kashaboiwe 

*Kaslo 

Carter's  Point  390 

535*104 

Crane  534-22 

Katepwe 

Katevale 

Kennetcook  Cor. . 

.562-4  (R  R  name 
Kennetcook) 

220 


POST  OFFICES   AND  RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Kenneth 

Kennicott 

Kennington  Cove 

Kenogami 

*Kenora 

Kensington 

Kensington 

*  Kensington 

Kensingt'nPrairie 

Kensmith 

Kent  Bridge 

Kent  Centre 

Kent  Junction . . . 

Kentlake 

Kenton  

Kentville 

Kenville 

Keohan 

Keoma 

Kepler 

Keppel 

Keremeos  Centre. 

Keremeos 

Kerf  oot 

Kermaria 

Kerrisdale 

Kerrowgare 

Kerrwood 


Kerry 

Kersley 

Kertch 

Keswick 

Keswick  Ridge. . 

Keswick  Valley . 

Ketch  Harbour . 

*Kettlehy 

Kevisville 

Kew 

Keward 

Key  West 

Kewstoke 

Keyes 

Keyser 

Khartum 

Khiva 

Kiamika 

Kierkoski 

Kiersteadville... 

Kilbain 

Kilbirnie 

Kilbourn  Siding. 

Kilbride 

Kilburn 

Kildare 


Kildare 

Kildare  Capes 

Kilfoil 

Kilgorie 

Kilkenny  Lake. . , 

Killaloe 

*Killaloe  Station 

Killaly 


Killam 

Killain's  Mills . 
Killarney 


RLECTORAIi 
DISTRICTS. 


Killarney 
Killean... 


Killowen  , 


Carleton N  B 

Perth  S  R O 

Cape  Breton . . .  N  S 

Chicoutimi Q 

Rainy  River O 

Huntingdon Q 

Middlesex O 

Prince P  E  I 

N.Westminster  BC 

Battleford Sask 

Kent  E  R O 

KentWR O 

Kent NB 

Kent NB 

Brandon  M 

King's NS 

Dauphin M 

King's NB 

Calgary Alta 

Frontenac O 

Battleford Sask 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Portage  laPrairieM 

Humboldt Sask 

Cityof  Vanc'r.BC 

Pictou N  S 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Albert NB 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Lambton  W  R.  ..O 

YorkNR O 

York NB 


York. 


.NB 


Halifax NS 

YorkNR O 

Red  Deer Alta 

Macleod Alta 

Grey  SR O 

Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 

Inverness N  S 

Portage  laPrairieM 
Middlesex  NR...0 

Renfrew  S  R O 

Huron  SR O 

Labelle Q 

St.  Hyacinthe. . .  Q 

King's NB 

Huntingdon Q 

Frontenac O 

Laval Q 

Halton O 

Victoria  NB 

Joliette Q 

Prince PE 

Prince PE 

Carleton N  B 

Dufferin O 

Cape  Breton... N  S 
Renfrew  S  R. . . .  .0 
Renfrew  S  R O 


Ass.  East 


.Sask 


Killowen  . . . 
Kilmanagh  . 
Kilmarnock. 


Strathcona...  .Alta 
Westmoreland.  N  B 
Algoma  E  R . . . .  0 


Souris M 

Wellington  SR..0 

Argenteuil Q 

Carleton NB 

Peel 0 

Lanark  S  R O 


R.ULROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  174-178 


Bristol  535-90 

Monkton  535-47 

Louisb'g  698 

674-1 

535-51,  435  1 

White's  Sta.  580-7 

via  London,  Ont. 

665-1 

via  N.  Westminster 

Balgonie  535-52 

535-42 

Fargo  889-3,  693-34 

610,  599-2 

Richibucto  810 

535-110 

.562-1-2 

534-19. 

Sussex  599-12 

535 -63a 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 

Saskatoon  535-63 

Penticton  445 

Penticton 

534-16 

Watson  534-14 


Sunnybrae  647 
580-83  (R  R  name 

Kerwood) 
Elgin  572 
Ashcroft  535-70 
Wanstead  580-83 
Sutton  West  580-37 
Mouth  of  Keswick 

535-83 
Mouth  of  Keswick 

535-83 
via  Halifax,  N  S 
Aurora  580-67,  704 
Innisfail  535-63 
Okotoks  535-64 
Chatsworth  535-40 
Wilcox  535-66 
Alba  599-14 
535-100 

Thetford  580-51 
Ashdad  611 
Park  Hill  580-51 
Nominingup  535-23 
St.  Hilaire  580-8 
Norton  637,  599-12 
White's  580-7 
via  Kingston 
5.33-1 
Waterdown  580-87, 
535-90  [535-44 

Joliette   535-17, 

533-1-4 
Alberton  065-1 
Tignish  665-1 
Bath  535-90 
Shelburne  535-40 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
580-liO 
580-110  (RR.  name 

Killal'e) 
535-111  (R.R.  name 

Killaley) 
535-113 
572 
430-1-2,    148-6, 

165-1-2,  424,  423, 

in    Winter     via 

Ma«sey  St.  535-25 
.535-57 
535-35  (R  R  name 

Leslie) 
St.  Hermas  Station 

535-18 
Beechwood  535-90 
Mono  R.  Sta.  535-40 
319,  or  via  Smith's 

Falls,  Ont. 


Kinburn  

*  Kincardine  . . . 

Kincardine  

Kincolith 

Kincorth  

Kindersley 

King  

Kingarf 

Kingcome  Inlet. 


King  Corner. 
King  Creek . . 

Kingarth 

King  Edward 

Kingford 

Kinghurst   . . 
Kinglake 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Kilmartin 


Kilmaurs 

Kilsyth 

Kilwinning   

Kilworth  Bridge. 


Kilworthy . . 
Kimball.... 
Kimball .... 
Kimherley  . 
*Kimberley 


Kimberley 

Kimbo 

Kimsquit  . 
Kinbrae    . . 


Kingman 

Kingross 

Kingsborough  . 
Kingsbridge. .. 


Kingsbury  . 
Kingsbury  . 
Kingsclear . 
Kingscote  . , 
Kingscourt . 


Kingscroft  .... 

Kingscroft 

*Kingsey  Falls 

Kingsgate 

King's  Head 


Kingsland., 
Kingsley  . . 
Kingsley  .. 
Kingsmere 
Kingsmill . 
Kingsport 
"^Kingston 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Middlesex  W  R..  0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKBy,PP.l74-l78 


Carleton O 

Grey  N  R O 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Middlesex  WR..0 

Muskoka O 

Alberta Alta 

Lambton  W  R. . .  O 

Grey  E  R O 

Kootenay B  C 

Megantio  Q 

Lincoln O 

Comox-Atlin. . .  B  C 
a.  East . . .  Sask 

Carleton O 

Bruce  N  R O 

Victoria NB 

Comox-Atlin.. B  C 
Assa.  West . . 
Moose  Jaw. .  .Sask 

YorkNR O 

Bruce  N  R O 

Comox-Atlin.. B  C 

Megantio Q 

York  N  R O 

York N  B 

Macdonald M 

Hastings  E  R . . .  O 

Grey  SR O 

Norfolk O 

Strathcona Alta 

Inverness  ....  N  S 

Kings    PEI 

Huron  WR 0 

Richmond Q 

Lunenburg NS 

York N  B 

Grey  E  R O 

Lambton  E  R. . .  O 

Stanstead Q 

Queen's N  B 

Drummond Q 

Kootenay BC 

Pictou N  S 

Battleford....  Sask 

Lisgar M 

Yoi-k N  B 

Wright Q 

Elgin  E  R O 

King's  NS 

Frontenac O 


Sub  Office  No.  1. 

Kingston 

*  Kingston   

Kingston  Mills. .. 
Kingston  Station 

Kingston  Station . 
Kingston  Village . 

*King  St 

(Branch  Office) 

^Kingsville 

Kingsville 

King's  Wharf 

Kingwood 

Kinistino 

Kinkora   

Kinkora    

Kinley 

Kinlock 


Glencoe  580-82-86- 

97,  535-42 
Galetta  580-110 
via  Owen  Sound  O 
Duck  Lake  534-22 
Komoka  535-42, 

580-83-85 
580-67 

Cardston  503-2 
693-37 

Flesherton  535-40 
535-108  (R  R  name 

Kimberly) 
Plessisville  580*12 
Grassie  703 
450-5,  451 
ChurchB'ge.535-101 
orEsterhazy535-lll 
580-110 

580-48,  165-1,  423 
Kilburn  535-90 
via  Vancouver 
Sask  535-53 
534-29 
580-67 

Lucknow  580-48 
Alert  Bay  450-5, 

455-1-2 
Robertson  Sta.  675 
Kleinberg  635-40 
via  FrederictonNB 
via  Winnipeg 
Marysville  580-9 
Chesley  580-55 
Griffin'sCorners 

635-46 
Wetaskiwin  535-63 
nverness  601 
SourisE.665-4,359-1 
Goderich  535-47, 

580-52,  165-1,  423 
653 

Lunenbrg'589-3,373 
via  FrederictonNB 
Dundalk  535-40 
.580-82-83(RRname 

Kingscourt  J'n) 
Ayers  Cliff  11476 
Coal  Creek  637 
Lome  580-12 
Ifahk  535-67 
New  Glasgow  599-7- 

10-13 
Oliver  534-22 
La  Riviere  535-57 
via  FrederictonNB 
Chelsea  535-27 
693-34 
562-2,  392-3 
509-1,   611,   680-9, 

319.  320,  321,309, 

324,329-2-3,325-2- 

3.  306.  59 


Cor.  of  Clergy  and 
Princess  Street 

Queen's PEI 

King's N  B 

Frontenac O 

King's NS 

Kingston O 

King's NS 

City  of  Ottawa 

Essex  SR 0 

Inverness  N  S 

Victoria O 

Waterloo O 

Humboldt  . . .  Sask 

Perth  NR O 

Prince PEI 

Saskatoon  . . . Sask 
Queen's PEI 


City  of  Kingston 
via  Charlottetown 
Clifton  390-3 
via  Kingston  Ont 
562-1  (R.  R.  name 

Kingston) 
via  Kingston  Ont 
Kingston  Sta.  562-1 


urnPt.  Hastings,  NS 
via  PeterboroughO 
Lin  wood  535-47 
534-12 

Sebringville  580-62 
665-2 

Saskatoon  535-115 
Grandview  666-6 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


221 


POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.Pr.l  74-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.FP.  174-178 

Kinloss             .    . 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Victoria 0 

Megantic Q 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Dauphin M 

Queen's PEI 

Ontario  S  R 0 

Strathcona..,.Alta 

King's NS 

Huron  W  R 0 

Oxford  N  R 0 

Victoria NB 

Elgin  WR 0 

Selkirk M 

Nipissing 0 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 
Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Huron  S  R 0 

Pontiac   Q 

Durham 0 

Edmonton Alta 

Drummond Q 

Brandon M 

Victoria 0 

Glengarry  0 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Carleton N  B 

Wright Q 

Pictou NS 

Perth 0 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Wentworth 0 

Northumberl'dNB 

Pontiac Q 

Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 

Portneuf Q 

Comox-Atlin .  B  C 
Comox-Atlin..B  C 

Kootenay BC 

Strathcona....Alta 
Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
Comox-Atlin.. B  C 

Provencher M 

YorkCR 0 

Nipissing 0 

Selkirk M 

Middlesex  WR..0 

Halton  0 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
Renfrew  N  R....0 

King's N  B 

Strathcona...  Alt  a 
Shelburne....N  S 

Carleton N  B 

Brome Q 

Brome Q 

Brandon  M 

Carleton NB 

Pictou N  S 

Kootenay BC 

Haldimand 0 

Nanaimo BC 

Kootenay BC 

Brandon M 

Grey  E  R 0 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Selkirk   M 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Kootenay B  C 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Calgary Alta 

AlgomaWR 0 

Muskoka O 

Waterloo  S  R. . .  0 

Lucknow  580-48 
Lucknow  580-48 
580-30 
Robertson  Station 

675 
Brooks  535-53 
Westbourne535-100 
Orwell  665-5 
Whitby  580-9-38 
531-1 

Centreville  562-2 
via  Goderich,  Ont. 
Thamesford  535-35 
Kilburn  535-90 
Rodn'y693-34,889-2 
Clandeboye  535-61 
Warren  535-13 
Kaiser  535-103 
Lethbridge  535-67 
580-50 
535-26,  313  (R.  R. 

name  Kipawa) 
Newcastle  680-9 
Edmonton  535-63 
Richmond  580-8-12 
535-52-111 
580-29 

Alexandria  580-105 
Parr8boro'549,329-3 
Debec  535-85-90 
535  27 
New  Glasgow 

599-7-10-13 
St.  Marys  580-'l9 
Clouster  534-22 
via  Gait  Ont 
Chelmsford  599-19 
Hailej'bury  699 
535-65 
674 
450-5 
450-5 
535-67 
534-14 

irmP'rtE'singt'nBC 
Pt.  Essington  450-5 
Giroux  534-18 
535-40 
535-12 
535-51 
Newbury  535-42, 

580-97 
Acton  580-51 
Innisfail  535-63 
Douglas  535-11 
Anagance  599-12 
Wetaskiwin  535-63 
Lower  Wood  Har- 
bour 589,  5 
Peel  535-90 
535-4 
342  (Land.  n.  Knol- 

tons)  or  Bolton 

Springs  653-1 
Forrest  535-50 
Florenceville535-90 
Merigonishe  599-7 
535-77(RRn.Kochs) 
Cayuga  580-97, 

693-34 
535-140 
445-3,  446 
Ebor  535-104     [431 
Thornbnry  580-68, 
Oxford  599-15 
Teulon  535-60 
580-83-85,  535-42 
Nelson  535-72 
Davsland  535*113 
Crossfield  535-63 
via  S.  Ste.  Marie,  0 
Kilworfhv  580-67 
Preston  580-54,  578 

Kouchibouguae . . 
Kouchibouguac.  B 

Kent NB 

Kent N  B 

Edmonton Alta 

Qu' Appelle  . . ,  Sask 

Selkirk M 

Mackenzie  .  ..Sask 
Assa,  West... Sask 

Lisgar M 

Nipissing 0 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Perth  NR 0 

Nanaimo B  C 

Mackenzie Sask 

Perth  NR 0 

Kootenay  .....  B  C 
Humboldt  ...Sask 
Humboldt....  Sask 
Humboldt....  Sask 
Moose  Jaw.  ..Sask 

Comox-Atlin.. B  C 
Vamaska Q 

St.  Maurice Q 

Charlevoix Q 

Verch^res Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Joliette Q 

St.  Johns Q 

Labelle q 

Chateauguay Q 

Provencher M 

Bellechasse Q 

Bonaventure 0 

St.  Johns Q 

St.  Johns Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Champlain Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Edmonton Alta 

Rimouski Q 

Portneuf Q 

Portneuf Q 

St.  Maurice Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Bagot Q 

Labelle ..Q 

Two  Mountains.. Q 

Terrebonne Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Labelle    Q 

Labelle Q 

Labelle Q 

Selkirk M 

Labelle Q 

L'Assomption. . .  Q 

Portneuf Q 

Jacques  Cartier  .Q 

Jacques  Cartier  .Q 
Jacques  Cartier  .Q 
Argenteuil Q 

Argenteuil Q 

Richibucto  610 

Kinlough 

Richibucto  610 
Hilliard  534-14 

*  K^innpft.T'x    Mills 

Krauss 

Wilcox  535-66 

TCinnnndn.lp 

Kreuzburg 

Kristnes 

Gimli  535-61 
Wadena  534 

Kinosota 

Kinross 

Kronau 

Kronsgart 

Krugersdorf 

Kualt 

535-65 
Myrtle  534-2 

Kinsale 

Englehart  699 

Kinaella 

Salmon  Arm  535-70 

Kinsman's  Cor'rs . 
Kintail    

Kuhryville 

Kuper  Island 

Sebringville  580-52 
451-1,  452-2 

534-13 

Kintore  

Kurtzville 

Kuskonook  

Kutawa 

Gownstown  580-53 

Kintyre 

464-69,  445-5 

Kipiegun 

Kipling 

Kipling  Station  . . 

Lipton  535-111 

Kyle 

Kinistino  534-12 

Kvlemore 

Kyleville 

Kyuquot 

La  Bale 

534-13 

Swift  Current 

*Kippen 

Kippewa 

535-52 

via  Victoria 

Nicolet  599-17, 

Kirby 

La  Baie 
Shawenegan . . . 

La  Baleine 

La  Baronie    

Labarre  

329-7 

Kirk 

Shawenegan  June. 

Kirkdale 

Kirkella  

*Kirkfield   

Kirkhill 

533-1-3 
Baie  St.  Paul  329-8 
Verch^res  677-3 
Hebertville  674*1 

Kirkhill 

LaBarrifere 

La  Bataille 

Labelle 

St.  Felix  de  Valois 

Kirkland 

Kirk's  Ferry 

535-17 
Lacadie  535-3 
535-23 

Laberge  

Beauharnois  580-15 

Kirkton    

Kirkpatrick    .... 
Kirkwall 

La  Broquerie 

Labrie 

805-40 
534-18 
St.  Charles  de 

Kirkwood 

La  Butte 

L'Acadie 

L'Acadie  Station. 

Lac  k  la  Croix, .. 
Lac  A  la  Tortue. . 
Lac  k  Laurent. .. 

La  Calmette 

Lac  au  Saumon . 

Lac  Aux  Sables  . . 

Lac  aux  Sables 

Station 

Lac  Bellemare  . . . 
Lac  Bouchette. .. 

La  Carriere 

Lac  Castor 

La  Chapelle 

Lac  Charlevoix  . . 

(P  O  in  Summer) 

Lac  Clair 

LacdesCom'is'res 

Lacdes  Ecorces.. 

Lac  Desert 

Lac  des  lies 

Lac  du  Bonnet  . . 

Lac  Grosleau 

Lachenaie 

LaChevrotifere... 
*Lachine 

Lachine  Locks. .. 
Lachine  Rapids. . 
Lachute  Mills  . . . 

*Lachute 

Bellechasse  599-3 
Nouvelle  508 

Kisley 

580-13,  535-3 

Kiskisink  

Kitamaat 

Kitamaat  Mission 

Kitchener .   

Kitscoty 

L'Acadie  580-13, 

535-3 
Hebertville  674-1 
535-19 
Chicoutimi  074-1, 

Kitselas 

329-8 

Kitsumkelum 

Kleefeld 

*Kleinburg 

Klock  

Strathcona  535-63 
599-2  (R,  R.  name 

Salmon  Lake) 
Lac  aux  Sables  Sta. 

Klondyke 

Knapdale  

Knatchbull ...... 

Knee  Hill  Valley. 
Knightington  . . . 

Knightville 

Knollton 

Knowles 

533-1 
533-1  (R.  R,  name 

Lac  aux  Sables) 
Shawenegan  533-1 
674  (R  R  name 

Lake  Bouchette) 
St  Hyacinthe  580-8, 

535-1,   599-10, 

677-1 

Knowlesville  .... 

*Knowlton 

Knowlton  Landi'g 

Labelle  535-23 

St.    Jerome  533-2, 

535-23 
St.  Marguerite  Sta. 

535-23 
Chicoutimi  674-1, 

329-8 

Knoxford 

Knoydart 

Koch  Siding 

Kohler 

674  (R.    R.    name 
Com'ission'rs  L. 
Nominingue  535-23 
Labelle  535-23 

Koksilah 

Kokanee 

Kola 

Nomininque  535-23 
.535-102 

Papineauv'le535-18 
Terrebonne  535-21 

Kolapore 

Kolbeck   

535-21 

580-9,   535-3,   328, 
(RR.  name  High- 
lands on  535-3),  F. 
to  Caugh'w'ga,  Q 

ma  Lachine,  Que. 

via  Ijachine,  Que. 

Komoka  

Kootenay  Bay,... 

Koperville 

Kora 

Korah 

Lachute    535-18, 

Koshee 

633-4 

Kossuth 

53518,  533-4 

222 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R,  STATION, 

SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 

La  Conception... 

Labelle 

....Q 

535-23  La  Concep- 

Lake Ainslie  Cha'l 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

Strathlorn  601 

tion  Station 

Lake  Ainslie  W  S. 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

Strathlorn  601 

LaConcept'nSta. 

Labelle 

....Q 

535-23  (R.R.  name 

Lake  Ainslie  E  S. . 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

Strathlorn  601 

Conception) 

Lake  Ainslie  S  S. 

Inverness  .. 

.N  S 

Alba  599-14 

Laconia  

Lunenburg  . 

.NS 

Brid'ew'ter589-l-3 

Lake  Annis 

Yarmouth 

N  S 

562-1 

374 

Lake  Aylmer 

Wolfe 

Lake  Weedon  675 

*LacauSaumon. 

Riniouski . . . 

....Q 

599-2  (R.  R.  name 

Lake  Beauport  . . 

Quebec  

Victoria  .... 

Q 

Charlesbourgh  674 

Salmon  Lake) 

Lake  Baker 

.N  B 

Caron  Brook  700-1 

Lac  Humqui 

Rimouski... . 

....Q 

Amqui  599*2 

Lakeburn  

Westmoreland  NB 

Lewisville  627 

Lac  La  Uache  . . 

Yale-Cariboo 

..BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 

Lake  Cayamont . . 

Pontiac 

....g 

Gracefield  535-27 

Lac  la  Biche 

Edmonton  . . 

.Alta 

Vegreville  534-14 

Lake  Centre 

Humboldt. . . 

.Sask 

Strassburg  535-111 

Lac  la  Nonne 

Kdmonton... 

.Alta 

St.  Albert  534-21 

Lake  Charles 

Grey  N  R  . . . 

...  0 

via  Wiarton,  Ont. 

LaclaPeche 

Champlain . . 

....Q 

.334  (Landing  name 

Lake  Clear 

Renfrew  S  R 

...0 

Killaloe  580-110 

La  Peche) 

Lake  Coteau 

Assa.  West.. 

.Sask 

Hanley  534-22 

Lac  Long 

Temiscouata. 

...Q 

N  Dame  du  Lac  700 

Lakedale 

Guysboro'... 

..NS 

Lower  South  River 

Lac  la  Plonge 

Battleford. . . 

Sask 

Duck   Lake  534-22 

599-7 

Lac  Pelletier 

Assa.  West . . 

Sask 

Sw.  Current  535-5:^ 

Lake  de  May 

Strathcona . . 

.Alta 

Camrose  535-113 

LacManitou  Sud 

Terrebonne  . 

...Q 

Ste.     Agathe    des 

Lake  Dor6  

Renfrew  N  R 

....0 

Eganville     535-11, 

(POin  Summer) 

Monts  5.35-23 

580-110 

Lac  Manitou 

Terrebonne.. 

...Q 

535-23(R.R.n.Ivry) 

Lake  Edward 

Victoria  .... 

.NB 

GrandFalls  535-84 

Lac  Marquis 

Rimouski.... 

...Q 

St.  Moise  599-2 

Lake  Edward  . . . 

Quebec  

....g 

674 

Lac  Marois    

Terrebonne  . 

...g 

Shawbridge  535-23 

Lake  Egmont 

Halifax 

.NS 

Shubenacadie  599-1 

*Lac  Masson... 

Terrebonne  . 

...  Q 

St.  Marguerite  Sta. 

Lake  Etchemin.. 

Dorchester. . 

. . .  .Q 

St.  Anselme  675 

535-23 

Lakefield 

Argenteuil . . 

r'.'.o 

L'ch'te  535 -18,533-4 

Lac  Mercier 

Terrebonne  . 

...y 

535-23  (R.  R.  name 

'Lakefield 

Peterboro'  E 

580-31,  312-4 

Mont  Tremblant) 

Lake  Frances  . . . 

Macdonald . . 

...M 

534-11 

Lac  Nantel 

Terrebonne . . 

...g 

535-23  (R.  R.  name 

Lake  Frances  Sta. 

Macdonald.. 

...M 

534-11 

Nantel) 

Lake  Geneva 

Victoria 

.Alta 

Manville  534*14 

*Lacolle  

St.  .Johns 

...g 

329-14,  580-105 

Lake  George  

York 

.  NB 

Prince  William  Sta. 

Lacolle  Station  . . 

St.  Johns.... 

...V 

580-105  (R.R.  name 

535-88 

Lacolle) 

Lake  George 

King's 

..NS 

Berwick  562-1 

Lao  Rond  

Labelle 

...g 

Huberdeau  533-5 

Lake  George  

Yarmouth  .. 

..N  S 

Hebron  562  1 

Chicoutimi  . 
Portneuf.... 

::.', 

Hebertville  674-1 
674 

Lakehurst 

Peterboro'  W  R..0 

Lakefield  580-31 

Lac  Sargent 

312-4 

Lao  Ste.  Anne  . . . 

Edmonton . . . 

Alta 

Edmonton    535-63, 

Lake  Johnstone. . 

Assa.  West  . . 

.Sask 

Moose  Jaw  535-52 

534-14 

Lake  Killarney. . . 

Cumberland. 

..NS 

Amherst  599-1 

Lac  St.  Joseph... 

Portneuf 

...g 

674  (R.R.  n.  Lake 

Lakeland 

Portage  laPrairieM 

Westb'rne  535-100 

St.  Joseph) 

Lakelands   

Cumberland 

..NS 

549 

Lac  St.  Pacome.. 

Kamouraska 

...g 

St.  Pacome  599-3 

Lake  la  Rose  .... 

Annapolis  . . 

.NS 

Annap.  Royal  562-1 

Lac  St.  Vincent.. 

Edmonton... 
Strathcona. . 

.Alta 
Alta 

Lament  534-14 
535-63-114 

Lakelet 

Huron  E  R.  . 
Queen's 

...  0 

NS 

Clifford  580-54 

Lacombe 

Lake  May 

Caledonia  589*2 

La-Corniche 

Montcalm.. . 

...g 

Ste.  Agathe  des 

Lake  McGregor. 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Gleichen  535-53 

Monts  535-23 

^Lake  Meyantic. . 

Compton  . . . 

...g 

535-7,  675-2,  343  (R. 

Lac  Tremblant. . . 

Terrebonne.. 

...g 

Lac  Mercier  535-23 

R.  n.  Megantic) 

Lac  Unique 

Victoria 

.N  B 

St.Franci.^deMada- 

Lake  Munro 

Annapolis... 

..NS 

An  nap.  Royal  562-1 

wa8ka700-l(R.R. 

Lake  of  Bays 

Muskoka.... 

....0 

Huntsville  580-67 

nameTheLedges) 

Lake  Opinicon . . . 

Frontenac  . . 

...o 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 

Lao  Vert 

Humboldt  . . 

Sask 

Watson  534-13 

Lake  Paul 

King's 

.  N  S 

Bei-wick  562*1 

Lacy  Road 

King's 

.NS 

Kingston  Sta.  ,562-1 

Lake  Pleasant. .. 

Annapolis. .. 

.NS 

Springfield  589*1 

Ladd's  Mills 

Stanstead... 

...g 

Coaticook  580-8 

Lakeport 

Northumb'  W  R..0 

Colborne  580*9 

La  Decharge 

Chicoutimi. . 

...g 

Chicoutimi  329-8, 
674  1 

Lake  Ramsay 

Lunenburg.. 

..NS 

Windsor  562 -1,626, 
orKentv'le562-l-2 

La   Descente-des- 

Chicoutimi.. 

...g 

Bagotville  329-8,  or 

Lake  Road  

Albert 

.NB 

Elgin  572 

Femmes 

Chicoutimi  674-1 

Lake  Road 

Colchester.. 

.NS 

Tatamag'che599*15 

*Ladner 

N.Westminster  BC 

450-4-6  or  via  New 

Lake  Rd.  Corner. 

Cumberland 

..NS 

Halfway  River  Sta. 

Westminster  B  C 

549 

Ladstook 

Humboldt . . . 

.Sask 

Sheho  535-112 

Lakeside 

Oxford  NR. 

...0 

Thamesford  535*35 

Lady  Bank 

Grey  E  R. . . . 

...  0 

Flesherton  535-40 

Lakeside 

Yarmouth.. . 

.  NS 

via  Yarmouth,  NS 

Lady  Evelyn 

Ladysmith 

Nipissing  . . . 
Lambton  W  I 

...0 

Temagami  699 
Courtright  693-37, 

Lakeside 

580*9   535*33 

L...0 

(Summer  Office) 

889-3,  165-1 

Lake  St.  Charles. 

Quebec 

....g 

Indian  Lorette  674 

*Ladysmith  .... 

Nanaimo  . . . 

.BC 

535-140,  452-1 

L.  St.  Jos'ph  Hotel 

Portneuf  . . . 

....g 

Lac  St.  Joseph  674 

Ladysmith 

Pontiac 

...g 

Shawville  535-28 

(PO  in  Summer) 

Lady  wood 

Selkirk 

...M 

Beaue6jour  535-51 

Lake  St.  Mary... 

Wright 

....g 

Kazubazua  535*27 

Lafleche 

Sask 

Kent  . 

NB 

Chipman  637,  390*2 
Mattawa  0   535*12 

Lafond 

Edmonton     . 

Alta 

Vegreville  534-14 
Penetanguishene 

L  Temiscamingue 
Lake  Thomas 

Pontiac 

...  Q 

•  Alta 

Lafontaine 

Simcoe  E  R. . 

...  0 

Strathcona. . 

Ranfurly  534*14 

580-69,  430-3 

Laketon  

Kent 

.  NB 

Richibucto  610 

dNB 

Metap'dia  508,599-2 
Chatham  599-19 

Lake  Uist 

.  N  S 

via  St.  Peter's  N  S. 

LagaceSettlement 

Northumberl 

Lakevale 

Antigonishe  . 

..NS 

Antigonishe  699*7 

Laganifere 

Portneuf 

...g 

Grondines 535-21 

Lake  Valley 

Assa.  West  . 

Sask 

Mortlach  535*52 

Laggan  

Glengarry  . . 

...0 

Alexandria  580-105 

Lake  Verd 

Queen's 

.PEI 

665*5-6  (R.R.  name 

Calgary 

Alta 

535"53-70 

Lake  Verde) 
Weir  533*5 

..NS 

Barney's  River  Sta. 
599-7 

Lakeview 

Argenteuil . . 
Queen's 

■:A 

Lakeview 

Narrows  390*5,  or 

La  Guerre 

Huntingdon 

....g 

Trout  River  580-7 

Codys  637 

La  Have 

Lunenburg.. 
Lunenburg  . 

NS 

374 

Elgin  E  R.  . , 
King's 

....0 

Aylmer  W'st  580*97 
Springfield  589*1 

La  Have  Island . . 

.NS 

Bri'ge  water  589-1-3 

Lakeview 

.NS 

374 

Lakeview 

Strathcona. . 

.Alta 

Innisfail  535*63 

Laird 

Algoma  W  R 
Prince  Albert 

0 

Des  Barats  535*25 

....Q 

Ste  Cath'rinesSta. 

Laivd     

Sask 

Rosthern  534-22 

(POin  Summer) 
Lakeville 

674 

Lajord 

Qu'Appelle.. 
Hastings  W I 

Sask 

535  65 

Carleton 

NB 

Up.  Woodstock 
535-90 

Lake 

1...0 

Coehill  544 

1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  EAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


223 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Lakeville 

Lakeville 

Lakeville  Corner. 
Lake  Wasaw 


Lake  Weedon  . 
Lake  William . . 

Lake  wood 

Lalancette 

Lalement 


Lalonde  .. 
L'Amable . 


La  Mare 

La  Macaza. 


L'Amaroux . 


Lamartine 

Lambert 

Lambeth 

Lamhton 

*Lannbton  Mills, 


Lamerton 

Lameque 

La  Miche 

Lamlash 

Lammermoor . 

Lamon 

Lamont 

La  Montague  . 
Lamontague.. 
Lamourenx.. . 


Lampman  . . 

*  Lanark 

Lanark 

La  Nation  . . 

*  Lancaster . 

Lancelot 

Lanctot  


Landerkin . 


Landestrew 

Landis 

Landonville 

Landreville 

Landrose 

Landry 

Lands  End 

Lanes 

Lanesville 

Lang 

Lang 

Langbank  

Langbank 

Langdon  

*Langenburg . . . 

Langevin 

Langf  ord 

Langham 

*Langley 

Langiey  Prairie . 


Langnian 

Langmeade  . . . . 

Langside 

Langstafif 

Langton 

Langvale 

Lanigan 

L' Annonciation. 


Lanoraie. 


Lansdowne.  . 
*Lan8downe. 
Lansdowne . . 


Sunbury NB 

Thunder  Bay  and 
Rainy  River... O 

Wolfe Q 

Megantic Q 

St.  John NB 

Chicoutimi Q 

Pontiac Q 

Prescott O 

Hastings  E  R.  . .  O 

Charlevoix Q 

Labelle Q 

York  S  R, ......  O 

L'Islet Q 

Perth  NR O 

Middlesex  E  R. . .  0 

Beauce  Q 

YorkSR O 


ELKCTORAli 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


King's N  S  Centreville  562  -2 

King's P  E  I  Cherry  Grove  665-4 


Strathcona. . .  Alta 

Gloucester N  B 

Montmorency Q 

Grey  S  R 0 

Lanark  N  R O 

Middlesex  N  R  . .  O 

V^ictoria Alta 

VIegantic Q 

Megantic Q 

Edmonton  ..  .Alta 

Assiniboia  —  Sask 
Lanark  NR....  O 
Antigonishe. . .  N  S 

Labelle Q 

Glengarry  O 

Muskoka 0 

Laprairie  and 

Napierville Q 

Grey  SR O 


Assa.  East 
Battleford  . . 
Edmonton  . . 
Beauharnois 


..Sask 

..Sask 

. .  Alta 

Q 


Lanoraie  Station 


Battleford. . . .  Sask 

Gloucester N  B 

King's NB 

Huron  W  R O 

Colchester....  NS 
Qu'Appelle — Sask 
Peterboro*  ER..0 
Lambton  W  R...0 

Q'Appelle Sask 

Calgary Alta 

Assa.  East Sask 

Dorchester Q 

Brant O 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
N.Westminster.BC 
N.Westminster.  BC 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Bruce  S  R O 

YorkCR O 

Norfolk O 

Souris M 

Humboldt Sask 

Labelle Q 

Berthier Q 

Joliette Q 

Carleton NB 

Leeds  SR O 

Digby N  S 


Sheffield  390 


675 

Plessisville  580-12 

via  St.  John,  N  B 

Roberval  674 

N.  Temiscamingue 

318 

Plantagenet  535-31 
544-1  (P.  O.  3  miles 

from  R.R.) 
Bale  St.  Paul  329-8 
535-23  (R.R.  name 

La  Macaza) 
Agincourt  535-34, 

580-36 
L'Islet  599-3 
Milverton  535*47 
via  London,  Out. 
Courcelles  675-2 
535-35  (R.  R.  name 

Lambton) 
Alix  535-114 
Shippigan  540 
St.  Jehoachim  076 
Hanover  580-55 
Lavanc  Sta.  611 
Thedford  580-51 
534-14 

Robertson  675 
Plessisville  580-12 
Fort  Saskatchewan 

534-14 
Frobisher  535-58 
Perth  535-34,327-2 
Antigonishe  599-7 
Papineauv'e  535-18 
580-9 
Utterson  580-67 

L'Acadie  580*13 
Mt.  Forest  535-41, 

580-46 
Langenb'rg  535-101 
N.  Battlefd  534*14 
Vermilion  534  14 
Ormstown  580*7 
Marshall  534-14 
Caraquet  540 
Carter's  Point  390 
Lucknow  580-48 
Lo.Stewiacke  599- 
535*66 

Keene  580*27 
Dresden  889*3 
Kennedy  535*104 
535*53 
535*101 

St.  Anselme  675 
Cainsv'le  580*79,703 
534*14 
450*3,  458 
Port  Hammond 

535-70,  458,  450-3 
Phelpston  580-69 
Saskatoon  534*22 
WhiteOhur'h580-48 
704 

Courtland  580*97 
Dunrea  534*3 
Humboldt  534*6 
labelle  535*23  (RR 

n.  Annonciation) 
329*7  or   Lanoraie 

Sta.  535*17-21 
535*17-21  (RR  name 

Lanoraie  June.) 
Peel  535*90 
580*9 
Digby  562*1,  392-3 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Lansdowne  Sta.. 

L'AnseaBrillant. 
L'Anse  a  Giles  . . . 

L'AnsekGilesSta. 

L'AnsealaBarbe. 
L'Anseal'Cabane . 

L'Anse  a  laLouise. 
L'Anse  au  B'ufils. 
L'Anse  au  Foin  . . 

L'Anse  aux  C'sins. 
L'Anse  k  Valleau 

L'Anse  Creuse 

L'Anse  St.  Jean . . 

Lansing 

Lantz  

Lanuke 

Lapeyrere 

La  Passe 

La  Patrie 

La  Pearl  

LaP.R.St.Frang'. 

LaPlaine 

La  Plante 

*Laprairie 

Laprairieville. . . . 
La  Pr<5sentation. . 

Lapland 

La  Ratiere 

L'Archeveque  . . . 

Larchwood 

Larcy  

Larder  Lake 

Lardo 

L'Ardoise 

L'Ardoisellighl's. 
La  Renaudiere. . . 

Lariviire 

Larkin  

Laroche 

La  Rochelle 

La  Rochelle 

Larry's  River.  . . . 


Larsen 

L' Artifice .. 
La  Salette. 
La  Salle  . . . 
Lascelles  . . 
L'Ascensioi 


Pictou NS 

Gaspe Q 

L'Islet Q 

L'Islet Q 


Bonaventure . . , 
Gasp6 .' . . . 


Gasp6 Q 

Gasp6 Q 

Chicoutimi Q 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 


Lashburn 

Laskay 

L'Assomption 

Lasswade 

Last  Chance 

Last  Mountain . . . 

La  Tabatiere 

Latchford 

Latchford  Bridge 
Laterriere 


Latimer  . . , 
Latourelle 
LaTortue.. 


*La  Trappe 

Lattie's  Brook  . . . 

La  Tuque 

La  Tuque  Junct . 

*Lauder 

Laudia 

Launching  Place. 


Laura 

Lauraville. 

Laurel 

Laurel  . . . . 
Lawrence . . 


Gaspe 

Gasp6 

Saguenay   Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

YorkSR O 

Lunenburg NS 

Edmonton Alta 

Gasp6 Q 

Renfrew  NR  ....O 

Compton   Q 

Strathcona Alta 

Charlevoix Q 

Terrebonne Q 

Gloucester N  B 

Laprairie Q 

Nipissing 0 

St.  Hyacinthe  . .  Q 
Lunenburg. .  ..N  " 

Chicoutimi Q 

Richmond N  S 

AlgomaER O 

Strathcona Alta 

N'ipissing O 

Kootenaj'.. BC 

Richmond N  S 

Richmond N  S 

Montmagny Q 

Lisgar M 

Hastings  E  R . . .  0 

Brome Q 

Megantic Q 

Provencher .....  M 
Guysboro' N  S 

Humboldt Sask 

Chateauguay Q 

Norfolk O 

Macdonald M 

Wright Q 

Montcalm Q 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

YorkNR O 

L'Assomption  . .  Q 
Peterboro'  E  R. . .  O 

Yukon  

Humboldt Sask 

Saguenay Q 

Nipissing 0 

Renfrew  S  R. 
Chicoutimi Q 

Frontenao O 

Wright Q 

Laprairie  and 
Napierville. 
Two  Mountains.  .Q 

Hants NS 

Champlain Q 

Portneuf Q 

Souris M 

Westmoreland. N  B 
King's  : P  E 

Saskatoon Sask 

Kootenay B  C 

Dufferin O 

Argenteuil Q 

Alberta  


599*13  (R.  R.  name 

Lansdowne) 
Douglasto'n348,350 
599-3  (R  R  Sta.  in 

Montmagny  Co.) 

9*3*  (R.  R.  name 

L'Anse  b,  Giles) 
Gascons  350 

9*1  (Amherst 

Landing) 
348orGasp6346,350 
Cape  Cove  346,  350 
Chicoutimi  329*8, 

674*1 
Gasp6  346 
348orGasp6346,350 
Tadousac  329*8 
329-8 
704 

N.Germany  589-1-2 
Vegreville  534-14 
Grindstone  Is.350.1 
via  Pembroke,  Ont 
Scotstown  535-7 
Lloydminster  534 
Baie  St.  Paul  329-8 
535-24 

Petit  Rocher  599-2 
580-7,  329-1 
Verner  535*13 
via  St. Hyacinthe  Q 
Italy  Cross  589*3 
Jonquieres  674*1 
ma  St.  Peter's  N  S 
.535*13 

Edmonton  535*63 
Englehart  699 
535-130,  445-4 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
via  St.  Peters  N  S 
St.  Pierre  d'M.  599-3 
535-57 

5091(RRnLarkins) 
Fulford  535-7 
Stanfold  580*12 
Dufrost  553-55 
Isaac's  Harb.  368, 

371-1 
Hanley  534*22 
Aubrey  580*105 
693-34,  580-80 
535-57 

N.Wakefield  535-27 
L'Annonciation 

535-23 
534-14 
King  580-67 
533-1 

Coe  Hill  544 
via  Dawson,  Yukon 
Str'sb'gSta  535-111 
Esquimaux  Pt.  345 
699 

Killaloe  580*110 
Chicoutimi  674-1 

329-8 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 
Blue  Sea  535-27       ' 

St.  Phillippe  535-3 
Oka  328 

Sth.Maitland  562-4 
334 
674 

535-58,  106 
Scotch  Settm't  627 
Georgetown  665-3, 

359-1 
Saskatoon  535-62 
Michel  535-67 
535*40 
533-5 
Nanton  535-64 


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POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Laurence 

*  Laurentides . 


Lauretta. 
Laurier . . 


Laurier 

Laurier 

Laurierinlle . 

Lauriston 

LauVina 

Lauzon 

Laval 

*La  Valine . . 
Lavaltrie 


Lavaltrie  Sta 


Lavant 

Lavant  Station. 

Lavender 

Lavenham 

L'Avenir 

Laverlochfere  . . 

Lavergne 

La  Verni6re.. .. 

Lavinia 

La  Visitation  .. 


Lavoy 

Lawfield 

Lawrence  Sta. . . 

Lawrence  Stat'n 

*Lawrencetoion. 
Lawrencetown . . 

LawrencevilU 

Lawrie 

Lawson 

Lawson 

Lawson 

Law3onburg 

Lawton 

Laxdal 

Layton 

Leadville 


Leadbury  

Lealholme  . . . . 
Leamington  . . . 
*  Leamington.. 

Lea  Park 

Learned  Plain. 


Leaside  Junction 

Leaskdale 

Leavitt 

Lebanon  

Leblanc 

Le  Blancville  . . . 
Le  Bouthillier.. . 

Le  Bras 

Le  Bret 

Le  Breton  Flats 

Leclair 

Leclercville 


ELECTORAIi 
DISTRICTS. 


Le  Debouli 

Ledge 

Leduc  

Leduc  Stib  Office 
Lee  Avenue  .... 
Leeburn 


Leech 
Leeds , 


*  Leeds  Village. 

Leesboro* 

Leeshore 

Lee  Valley 

Leeville 


Montcalm Q 

L'Assomption  . .  (j 

Prince PE  I 

Huron  WR O 

Lotbiniere Q 

Dauphin M 

Megantic Q 

GreySR O 

Sunbury NB 

L6vis Q 

Montmorency  . .  Q 
Rainj'  River 
Berthier Q 

Joliette Q 

Lanark  NR 0 

Lanark  NR 0 

Dufferin O 

Macdonald M 

Drummond Q 

Pontiac Q 

Arthabaska Q 

Gasp6 Q 

Marquette M 

Yamaska Q 

Strathcona Alta 

Queen's N  B 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Elgin  WR O 

Annapolis N  S 

Halifax N 

Shefford Q 

Mackenzie Sask 

Queen's N  B 

Simcoe  ER O 

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Edmonton.  ..Alta 

Humboldt Sask 

Ontario  NR O 

Brome Q 

Huron  S  R 0 

Strathcona Alta 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Essex  S  R 0 

Victoria Alta 

Gompton Q 

YorkSR 0 

Ontario  N  R O 

Alberta Alta 

Wellington  N  R..0 
Westmoreland  N  B 
Westmoreland  N  B 
Gloucester  ...N  B 

Beauce Q 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

Carleton O 

Pontiac Q 

Lotbiniere Q 

Rouville Q 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 
Strathcona.  ..Alta 
City  of  Montreal. Q 

YorkSR 0 

AlgomaW  R 0 


RAILROAD  ON  WUICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


Gloucester . 
Leeds 


NB 
...O 


Megantic Q 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Edmonton Alta 

AlgomaER O 

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 


Weir  533-5 

535-24  (R  R.  name 
St.  Lin) 

Alma  665-1 

Kincardine  580*48, 
165-1,  423 

599-16 

534-6 

St.  Julie  Sta.  580-12 

Markdale  535-40 

Waasis  Sta.  535-82 

via  L6vis  Que 

via  Quebec  Que 

534-20 

329-7  or  La  Valtrie 
Sta.  535-21 

535-21  (R.R.  name 
Lavaltrie) 

Lavant  Station  611 

611  (RRn.  Lavant) 
Creemore  580-64 
534-15 
Richmond  580-8-12 

Haileybury  699 
599-16 

Grindstone  Is. 359 -1 
Hamiota  535-50 
St.  Monique  de 
Nicolet  599-17 
534-14 

Gagetown  390,390-2 
536-89  (R.  R.  name 

Lawrence) 
580-97  196-5  (R.  R. 
name  Lawrence) 
562  1 

via  Halifax  N  S 
653 

Insinger  535-112 
Annidale  637 
Coldwater  580-32 
Herbert  535-52 
Gleichen  535-53 
St.  Albert  534*21 
Wadena  534-6 
Bl'kwater  580-35-36 
Mansonville  Stat'n 

535-3 
Walton  535-47 
Llovdm'ster  534*14 
Spring  Hill  549 
889-2,  693-32 
Saskatoon  535-63 
Cookshire  535-7, 

675-19 
535-34-43 

Sunderland  580-36 
Cardston  503-2 
Moorefield  580-54 
Shediac  599-11 
Notre  Dame  627 
Caraquet  540 
St.  Victor  Sta.  675-2 
535-111 

via  Ottawa  Ont 
F.  Coulonge  535-28 
St.  Jean  des  Chail 

Ions  618 
St.  Hilaire  580-8 
via  St.  Stephen  NB 
535*63 

tna  Toronto 
518  (R  R  name 

Aberdeen) 
Tracadie  587 
Gananoque    June 

tion  580-9,  702 
Robertson  Sta.  675 
Crumlin  535-35 
Lamont  534-14 
Webbwood  535-25 
Moose  Jaw  535*52 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Lefaivers  Corners 
*Lefaivre 


Lefroy 
Legal. . 


Leger  Brook. .. 

Legere  

Legere  Corner. 
Legerville    


Leggatt 

Leggatts  Point... 
Le  Grand  Marais. 

Leifur 

Leinan 

Leinster 


Leitches  Creek 

Leitchville 

Leith  

Leitrim 

Leland 

Lemay 

Lemberg 

Lemesurier 

Lemieux 

Lemieux 

Leminster 

Lemire 

Lemon  ville 

Lena 

Leney  

Lennandale 

Lennox  

Lennox  

Lennox  Ferry . . . 


*LennoxviUe. 
Lenora  Lake. 
Lenore 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Leo 

Leofeld  

Leonard 

Leonard  ville. 


Leopold  

Leopoldville 

Leoville 

*L'Epiphanie  . . 
Le  Petit  BoisFr'c 
Le  Pont  de  Que  . 

Lepreau , 

Lequille   


Le  Rapide 

Leross 

Leroy  


Lerwick   

Les  Chenaux 


Les  Dalles 

Les  Ehoulements. 
Les  Ecureuils  . . . 
Les  Escoiirnains . 

Les  Fonds 

Les  Gr.  Berger'n's 
Les  Grandes   .... 

Deserts 

Les  Hurons 

Leskard 

Leslie 

Leslie  Station  . . . 

Leslieville 

LesPet  Berger'nes 
Les   Petites   Ber- 

geronnes  Ouest 

Les  Saules 

Lessard 

Les  Vieilles  Forges 


Simcoe  E  R 0 

Prescott O 

Simcoe  S  R O 

Edmonton Alta 

Westmorel'nd,  N  B 
Northumberl'dN  B 
Westmoreland.N  B 
Kent NB 

Wellington O 

Rimouski Q 

Chateauguay .. . .  Q 

Dauphin M 

Moose  Jaw. ..Sask 
Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Cape  Breton. . .  N  S 
Moose  Jaw... Sask 

Grey  N  R 0 

Carleton O 

Frontenac O 

Wright Q 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

Megantic Q 

Nicolet Q 

Prescott  0 

Hants NS 

Arthabaska Q 

YorkN  R O 

Souris M 

Battleford....Sask 
Y  ale-Cariboo..  BC 

Souris M 

Antigonishe...N 
Richmond . . 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


NS 

■  Q 

.Sask 


Sherbrooke 
Humboldt. . 
Brandon M 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Humboldt Sask 

Russell O 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Argenteuil Q 

Strathcona...  Alta 

Prince P  E 

L'Assomption  . . .  Q 

Temiscouata Q 

Quebec  Q 

Charlotte  ....  N  B 
Annapolis N  S 

Portneuf Q 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Cumberland..  N  S 

Victoria N  B 

Montmorency  . . .  Q 

Montcalm Q 

Charlevoix Q 

Portneuf Q 

Saguenay Q 

Lotbiniere Q 

Saguenay Q 

Quebec Q 

Rouville Q 

Durham O 

Gasp6 Q 

Humboldt  . . .  Sask 
Strathcona — Alta 

Saguenay  Q 

Saguenay Q 

Quebec Q 

Beauce  Q 

Three  Rivers  and 
St.  Maurice Q 


St.  Patrick  580-69 
327  or  Montebello 

Que.  535*18 
580-67 
Staathcona  535-63, 

534-14 
Shediac  599-11 
Tracadie  587 
Lewisville  627 
Canaan  Station 

599-2 
Gr'nd  Valley  535 -41 
St.  Octave  599-2 
St.  Martine  580-7 
Westb'rne  535-100 
Swift  Cur'nt  535*52 
Napanee  509*2, 

580*9 
599-14 

Gull  Lake  535-53 
via  Owen  Sound  O 
via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 
Kazubazua  535-27 
535-111 

Robertson  Sta.  675 
599-16 

Castleraan   580-105 
Windsor  562-1 
Warwick  580-12 

Sto'ifville  580-36-37 

534-5 

Saskatoon  535-62 

Midway  535*72 

Qoodlands  585*69 

Antigonishe  599*7 

Arichat  369-1, 371-1 
or  Gr'd  Anse  537 

580-8,  535-7,  114*74 
Humb'ldt  535*13-15 

535*110  (P  0  4  miles 
from  R  R) 

Stettler  535*114 

Dana  534-14 

535-31 

401 -lorSt.  Andrews 
535-87,  400 

Lac'te  535-18,  533-4 

Killam  535-113 

De  Blois  Sta.  665-1 

535-21,533-1-6 

St.  Eloi  599-2 

via  Quebec 

639 

Annapolis  Royal 
562-1 

Lipton  535*111 
Greenville  Station 

599-1 
Red  Rapids  535 -91 
St.  Jehoachim  de 
Montmorency  676 
St.  Jacques  533  6 
329-8 

Portneuf  535-21 
Tadousac  329-8 
St  Apolli'aire599-16 
Tadousac  329-8 
Ancienne    Lorette 

535-21 
St.  Hilaire  580-08 
Newcastle  580-9 
Grand  Entry  359*1 
535-112 

Red  Deer  535  63 
Tadousac  329-8 
Tadousac  329 -8 

Quebec  Que. 
SteMar'eBeauce675 
Three  Rivers  535-21 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


225 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH  \ 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAIi 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY,rP.  174-178 

SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

L'Etang 

.  NB 

401-2-3orSt.George 
639 

Link 

Nipissing. . . . 
Prince 

O 

699  (R  R  n.  Jocko) 
via  Sum'erside  PEI 

Linkletter 

PEI 

..    M 

534-1 

York  N  R. . . 

...  0 

Kleinburg  535*40 
Newcastle  Bridge 
637 

*Lethbridge    .... 
L'Etete  

Alberta 

Alta 

503*1   535*67 

Linton's 

Sunbury 

..NB 

Charlotte  . . . 

.  NB 

401*2-3orSt.George 

639 

Lintrathen 

Macdonald. . 

...M 

Carman  464*49, 

Letterkenny  

Renfrew  S  R 

...  0 

Killaloe  580*110 

534*7,  535*54 

Lever  

Charlotte... 
Victoria  .... 

..NB 
..NB 

Oak  Bay  639 
Edmund8ton535*84 

Linville... 

Carleton .... 

N  B 

River  de  Chute 

Levesque 

535*90 

700 

Linwood 

Waterloo  N  R. . .  0 

535*47 

*Lim8 

L^vis 

...Q 

675,  599*3-16  Ferry 
to  Quebec 

Linwood 

Lion's  Head 

Antigonishe 
Bruce  N  R  . . 

.NS 
...  0 

599*7 

148*6,  424  or  via 

Queen's 

Humboldt  .. 

PEI 

.Sask 

Grand  View  665*5 
Craik  535*6*2 

Lippentott 

Assa.  East. . . 

.Sask 

Wiarton,  Ont. 

Lewis 

Maryfield  535*104 

Lewis  Bay  West.. 
Lewis  Cove  Road . 
Lewis  Head 

Cape  Breton. 

NS 

via  Sydney  N  S 

Qu'Appelle . . 
Perth  N  R. . . 

.Sask 

535*111 

N  S 

Lisbon 

...  0 

Baden  580*51 

Shelburne  . . 

.NS 

Lockep't  589*3,  373 

Lisburn 

Bruce  S  R  .. . 

...  0 

Ripley  580*48 

Lewisham 

Muskoka 

0 

Washago  580*67, 
532*1 

Liscomb 

Guysboro'  . . 
Guysboro'  . . 

.  N  S 

370 

Liscomb  Mills  . . . 

.NS 

Liscomb  370 

Lewis  Mills 

Lewis  Mountain  . 

Hants 

•NT  S 

M'nt  Uniacke  562*1 

Lisgar  

Peel 

...  0 

535*35 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

Killams  Mills  672 

Lisgar  Station . . . 

Drummond  . 

....Q 

580*8  (RRn.Lisgar) 

NS 

Alba  599*14 

Lisle 

Simcoe  S  R . 

(1 

580*64 

Halifax 

N  S 

L'lslet 

L'Islet 

::::? 

599*3 

Harbour  368,  371 

L'Islet  Station... 

L'Islet 

.599*3(RRn.  L'Islet) 

Lewisville 

Strathcona . . 

.Alta 

Wetaski  win  535*63- 

Lismore    

Pictou 

.NS 

Merigonishe  599*7 

113 

King's 

Carleton 

.N  B 

Sussex  599*12 

Lewisville 

Westmoreland.N  B 

627 

Listerville 

.NB 

Riv.deChute535*90 

Lewiswyn 

Humboldt. . . 

.Sask 

Strassburg  Station 

*Listowel 

Perth  N  R  . 

...  O 

580*48-53 

535*11 

Litchfield 

Annapolis... 

..N  S 

Gra'dvilleF'ry589*l 

Lexington 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

OT'aP'rtHastingsNS 

Little  Aldouane. . 

Kent 

..HH 

Richibucto  610 

Libau           

Selkirk 

Stanstead 

...M 

■■1 

via  Selkirk  Man 
Ayers  Cliff  114*75 
Bin'arth535  101-105 

Little  Bartibog.. 
Little  Bass  River. 

Northumb'  . 
Colchester 

.  NB 

NS 

Chatham  532,  353 

Tiihhvtnwn 

Londonderry    Sta. 
599*1 

Lidford    

Marquette . . 

Lidstone . . 

Dauphin 

...M 

Minitonas  534*12 

Little  Beach 

St.  John.... 

.N  B 

St.  Martin  592 

Lieury 

Middlesex  N  R. .  0 
Durham 0 

Park  Hill  580*51 
Pontypool  535*34 

Little  Branch.... 
Little  Bras  d'Or. 

Northumb'.. 
Cape  Breton. 

..NB 

..NS 

Bay  du  Vin  353 

Lifford 

via  N.  Sydney  N  S 

Lille 

Alberta  

.  Alta 

Frank  535  67 

L.  Brasd'Or  Br'ge 

Cape  Breton. 

.,NS 

via  N.  Sydney  N  S 

Lilies 

Brockville. . . 

....0 

Lyn  580*9 

L.  Bras  d'Or  (S  S) 

Cape  Breton. 

..NS 

via  N.  Sj'dney  N  S 

Lillico          

Red  Deer. . . . 
Yale-Cariboo 

.Alta 
BC 

Stettler  535*114 
Ashcroft  535*70 

*  Little  Britain.. 
Little  Brook 

Victoria 

Digby 

.  NS 

Oak  wood  580*35 

*Lillooet 

562*1 

LiUyfield 

Selkirk 

....M 

via  Winnipeg  Man 

Little  Brook  Sta.. 

Digby 

.  NS 

562*1  (R  R  name 

Lily  

Cumberland . 

,NS 

ThompsonSta  599*1 

Little  Brock) 

Lily  Bay 

Dauphin 

M 

Oak  Point  534*11 

Little  Cape 

Westmoreland.N  B 

Shediac  599*11 

Lily  Lake 

Algoma  E  R . 

...  0 

via  Manitow'ing  0 

Little  Cascapedia 

Bonaventure 

...Q 

N.Richm'd508,350 

Lily  Plain 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Clouston  534*22 

Little  Creek 

Lennox  and 

Lily  Oak 

GreyNR... 

...0 

Berkeley  535*40 

Addington 

....O 

Napanee  580*9 

Lily  Vale 

Colchester . . 

..NS 

Brookfleld  599*1 

*Little  Current.. 

Algoma  E  R . 

....0 

148*6  424,  165-1*2, 

Lime  Bank 

Carleton  .... 

....o 

ManotickS'n  535*20 

423,  4.30*1,  426, 

Lime  Hill 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

W.Bay  Road  599*14 

in  Winter  via 

Limehouse 

Halton 

....0 

580*51 

MasseySta.535*25 

Limekiln 

York 

.NB 

Cross  Creek  599*19 

Little  Dover  .... 

Guysboro'  .. 

..N  S 

Canso  368,  369*1, 

Lime  Lake 

Hastings  E  R 

...  0 

Marlbank  509*1 

37],  371*1 

Limerick 

Assa.  West.. 

Sask 

Moose  Jaw  535*52 

Little  Forks 

Kent 

.i\ii 

Harcourt  599*2 

Lime  Ridge 

Wolfe 

...  Q 

675*19 

Little  Forks 

Cumberland . 

..NS 

599*1 

Lime  Rock 

Pictou 

.NS 

W.  River  Sta.  599*13 

Little  Harbour  . . 

King's 

PEI 

Sou  risE.  665*4, 359  1 

Limestone 

Carleton 

....0 

Kinburn  580*110 

Little  Harbour  . . 

Pictou 

.NS 

N.Glasgow  599*7-13 

L'Immaculde 

Bonaventure. 

....Q 

Matapedia  599*2, 

Little  Judique... 

Inverness  . . . 

.  N  S 

Judique  601 

Conception 

508 

Lit.JudiquePonde 

Inverness . . . 

.N  S 

Judique  601 

Nipissing.... 
Quebec 

0 

Cache  Bay  535*13 
674,  676  (RR  name 

Little  Lake 

N  H 

Tracey  Sta.  535*88 

Limoilou 

.  ..Q 

Little  Lepreau . . . 

Charlotte  ... 

.NB 

Lepreaux  639 

Limoilou  June. 

Little  Liscombe. . 

Guysboro'  .. 

.N  S 

Liscombe  370 

Lincoln  

Queen's 

PET 

Hunter's  Riv.  665*1 

Little  Lorraine  . . 

Cape  Breton. 

.N  S 

Catalore  698 

Lincoln  

Sunbury .... 

NB 

390  (Landing  name 

Little  Mabou  .... 

Inverness  ... 

.  NS 

via  Port  Hood  N  S 

Glasiers)  or 

^Little  Mitis  .... 

Rimouski  . . . 

L.  Metis  Sta.  599*2 

Wa'sis  Sta.  535*82 

Little  Metis  Sta.. 

Rimouski  . . . 

Q 

.599*2(RRn.L.M6tis) 

Linda 

Compton  . . . 

0 

Ea.st  Angus  675 

Little  Narrows... 

Victoria 

NS 

364*4  or  Alba  599*14 

Lindell 

N.Westminster  BC 
Cumberland..  N  S 

Nicomin  535*70, 453 
Oxford  599*15 

Little  Pabos 

L.  Pierre  Jacques 

Gasp6 

Prince 

...Q 
PEI 

Grand  Pabos  350 

Linden 

Coleman  665*1 

Linden  Bank 

Brockville... 

.  ...0 

Bellamys  535*16 

Little  Plume 

Assiniboia  W.Alta 

Medc'ne  Hat  535*53 

Linden  Valley  . . . 

Victoria 

...0 

580*32  (R  R  name 

Little  Pond 

King's 

PEI 

Cardig'nB'dge665*3 

Cambray) 

Little  Pond 

Cape  Breton. 

.NS 

via  N.  Sydney  N  S 

Linden  wood   

Grey  N  R. . . . 

...0 

via  Owen  Sound  0 

LittleP'tL'Hebert 

Shelburne  . . . 

.N  S 

Sable  River  589*3 

*  Lindsay 

Victoria 

...0 

535*45,  580*30-32- 

Little  Rapids.... 

Algoma  E  R 

...O 

via  Thessalon,Ont. 

35,  312*1-2 

Little  Rideau.... 

Prescott 

...0 

Chute  ^Blond'u328 

Lindsay    

Carleton 

.NB 

Woodstock  535*90 

or  Gushing  Q  541 

Lindsville 

Strathcona . . 

.Alta 

Stettler  535*114 

Little  Ridge    .... 

Albert 

N  B 

Albert  693 

Lineboro  

Stanstead  . . . 

...Q 

Stanstead  Juncti'n 

Little  Ridgeton.. 

Charlotte  . . . 

.NB 

via  St.  Stephen  NB 

114*75-76 

L.  Riv.  Cheticamp 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

via  Cheticamp  N  S 

Lineham 

Calgary 

.Alta 

Okotoks  535-64 

Little  River  East. 

Gaspd 

. ..  Q 

Cape  Despair  348 

Lingan  . 

Cape  Breton . 
Cape  Breton . 

N  S 

via  Sydney  N  S 
ma  Sydney  N  S 

Little  Riv  Harb'r 

Yarmouth 

N  S 

via  Yarmouth  N  S 

Lingan  Road 

.NS 

Little  River  West. 

Gasp6 

•  •  Q 

G'dRiv.346,348,350 

Liniire 

Beauce  

Q 

Beauceville  Est 

Little  River 

Cumberland . 

NS 

Oxford  599*15 

651*1 

Little  River 

Digby 

.  NS 

881  or  ma  Digby  NS 

226 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


Little  River 

L.  R.  Mus'odoboit 

Little  Rocher 

Little  Salmon  Riv. 

Little  Sands 

Little  Shemogue. 
Little  Shippigan  . 
Little  Tancook. . . 
Little  Tignish    . . 

Littleville  .   

Littlewood    

Little  Woody.... 

Little  York 

*  Liverpool  

Living  Spring  . . . 
Livingstone  .  ... 
Livingstone  Cove 
LivingstoneCreek 
Li^ing^ton  Creek 
Lizard  Lake.. . 

Llewelyn 

Lloyd 

*Lloydmi7ister 

Lloyds  

Lloydtown  . . . 


Lobethal 
Lobley  . . 
Lobo 


Lochaber 

Lochaber  Bay. 


Lochaber  Mines . 


Loehalsh 

Loch  Ban 

Loch  Broom 

Lochend 

Lockhart 

Lockhartville. 

Lochiel 

Lochinvar 

Loch  Katrine. 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEK  KEY,PP.174-178 


St.  John NB 

Halifax N  S 

Albert NB 

St.  John N  B 

King's PEI 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

Gloucester N  B 

Lunenburg NS 

Prince PEI 

Moose  Jaw  . .  Sask 
Middlesex  WR..0 
Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 

Queen's PEI 

cjueen's N  S 

Wellington  NR..0 

Alberta Alta 

Antigonishe  ..N 

Yukon 

Algoma O 

SaskatchewanSask 
Assa.  East..  ..Sask 

Lanark  NR O 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

King's NS 

YorkN  R 0 

Assa,  West  ..Sask 

Red  Deer Alta 

Middlesex  NR..0 

Antigonishe... N  S 
Labelle Q 

Halifax    NS 

Huron  WR O 

Inverness  N  S 

Pictou N  S 

Calgary Alta 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

King's NS 

Glengarry ......  0 

Strathcona Alta 

Antigonishe..  .NS 


Lochlin 

Loch  Lomond  . . . 
LochLomondW'st 

Loch  Monar 

Lochside 

Loch  Winnoch. .. 
*Lockeport 


Lockport  

Lockport 

Locke  Road  

Locksley 

Locksley  Station. 

Loch  Stoy 

Lockton  


Lockwood 

Locust  Hill 

Led! 

Lodore 

Logan  

Loganville  .... 

Logberg  

Log  Valley 

Logierait 

Loggieville 

Logoch 

Loma 

Lombardy 

Londesborough 

*  London 

Sub-Office  No. 
Sub-Office  No. 
*  Sub  Office  No.S 
^London,  East  . . 

*  London  South.. 


Haliburton O 

Richmond ....  N  S 

Richmond N  S 

Macdonald M 

Richmond . . . .  N  S 
Renfrew  S  R  . . .  O 
Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

Selkirk M 

Prince PEI 

Renfrew  NR....0 
Renfrew  NR....0 

Calgary Alta 

Peel O 

Humboldt Sask 

YorkCR O 

Stormont O 

Lanark  N  R O 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Pictou N  S 

Assa.  East . . .  Sask 

Assa  West Sask 

Lambton  W  R. . .  O 
Northu'berlandNB 

Marquette M 

Macleod Alta 

Leeds O 

Huron  W  R  . . . .  O 
Middlesex O 


via  St.  John 
Shubenacadie  599'1 

302 
Albert  693 
Sussex  599-12 
Murray  River  6G5  5 
Port  Elgin  638 
Shippigan  540 
East  River  589-3 
Tignish  665-1 
Bridgeford  535*52 
I'iaSt.ThomasW.O 
Moose  Jaw  535-52 
665-3  (R  R  n.  York) 
8,  373      [580-54 
Fergus  535-36, 
535-67  [599-7 

360  or  Antigonishe 
White  Horse  862 
via  Thessalon.Ont. 
Balgonie  535-52 
Saltcoats  535-101 
Almonte  535-12 
534  14 

Waterville  56-2 -1 
704  (R  R  name 

Lloydtown  Road 
Rush  Lake  535*52 
Olds  535-63 
Hyde  Park  Corner 
535-42,   580-50-83 
Antigonishe  599-7 
535-18  (R  R  name 

Lochaber) 
West  River  Sheet 
Harbo'r368,371-l 
Ripley  580-48 
Strathlorn  601 
599-9 

Cochrane  535-53 
Lacombe535-63-141 
Hantsport  562-1 
Alexandria  580-105 
Morningside  53o-63 
Lower  South  Riv. 

599-7 
580-30 

via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
Stonewall  535-60 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
Castlef'rdSta535-12 
9-3,373{P04mil'8 
from  R  R) 
450-5 

St.  Andrew's  535-61 
Mill  River  665-1 
580-112  [Locksley) 
580-112  (R  R  name 
High  River  535-64 
580-65  (RR  name 

Centreville) 
Macfarlane  534-22 
535-34 

Avonmore  535*33 
Lavant  Station  611 
53414 

Scottsburn  599-15 
Saltcoats  535-101 
Rush  Lake  535-52 
via  Sarnia,  Ont. 
599-19,  353 
Kenton  535-110 
High  River  53564 
oia  Smith's  F'ls.Ont 
580-50 

535-35-42,  693-33, 
889-5,580-49-50-83 


POST 
OFFICES. 


London  Junct'n. 

London,  West    . . 
Londonderry  . .  . . 

Londonderry . . . 

Londonderry  Sta. 


Lone  Pine. . . . 

Lone  Tree 

Long  Bay 

Long  Branch . . 
(Summer  Office) 

Longburn  

Long  Coulee. . . 

Long  Creek 

Long  Creek 

Long  Creek  . . . 
Longford  Mills 


Long  Island  .... 
Long  Island  Main 

Long  Lake 

Longlaketon 

Long  Point  

Long  Point 

Long  Point 

Long  Point 

Long  P.  of  Mingan 

Long  Reach 

Long  River 

Long  Settlement 

Long's  Cove 

Longtinville  . .  . . 

*Langueuil 

Long  View 

Longview 

Longwood 

Longworth 

Lonsdale 

Lonsdale 

Looma  Vista 

Loon  Creek 

Loon  Lake 

Lord  Mills 

Lord's  Cove 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Lorebiim . 
Loree  


Middlesex  ER...0 

Middlesex O 

King's N  B 

Colchester....  NS 

Colchester....  N  S 

Red  Deer Alta 

Marquette M 

Algoma  ER O 

YorkCR O 

Portage  laPrairie  M 
Medicine  Hat  Alta 

Queen's P 

Queen's N  B 

Qu' Appelle . , .  Sask 
Ontario  NR O 

King's N  S 

Cape  Breton. ..N  S 

Frontenac 0 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 

Laval Q 

Inverness N  ~ 

King's NB 

Leeds O 

Saguenay Q 

King's NB 

Queen's PEI 

Carleton N  B 

King's N  B 

Russell O 

Chambly Q 

Calgary Alta 

Macleod Alta 

Middlesex  WR.  .0 

Moose  Jaw Sask 

Hastings  E  R . . .  0 

King's NB 

Strathcona....  Alta 
Assa.  West... Sask 
Peterboro'  E  R...0 

Grenville O 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


Lorenz  . 
Lorette , 


Loretto 


Loretto  

*L'Orignal . 


Lorimer  Lake 
Lorimerville.. . 

Loving 

Lorlie 

Lome 


Lome . 


City  of  London . .  O 
City  of  London.  .0 
City  of  London.  .0 
Middlesex  E  R. . .  O 
Middlesex  ER...0 


580-49-83 

via  London,  Ont. 


Lome 

Lome 

Lome  House  . 

(Summer  Office) 
Lome  Park.. . 

Lornevale 

Lome  Valley  . 
Lorneville 


Lomeville. 
Lorneville , 
Lornhill . . . 


Lorrainville. 


Saskatoon . 
Grey  E  R. . 


.Sask 
...  O 


Northumberland  O 
Quebec Q 

SimcoeSR O 

Provencher M 

Prescott 0 

Parrj'  Sound O 

Assa  West Sask 

Parry  Sound O 

Qu' Appelle..  .S 
BmceNR O 

Richmond Q 


580-49  (R  R  name 

Pottersburg) 
via  London  Ont 
Sussex  599-12 
Londonderry    Sta. 

599-1 
599-1  (R  R  name 

Londonderry) 
Didsbury  535-63 
Rossburn  534-10 
via  Gore  Bay  Ont 
580-87,  535-44 

Macdonald  535-100 
Staveley  535-64 
via  Charlottetown 
Starkey's  390-5 
Milestone  535-66 
580-67  (R  R  name 

Longford) 
Grand  Pre  562  1 
599-14  (RRnL'gls'd) 
Mount'nG've535-34 
Lumsden  534-22 
Maisonneuve  533-1 
Judique  601 
Norton  637,  599-12 
Lyndhurst  516 
345  (L.Pt.Landing) 
Clifton  390-3 
Kensington  665-1 
Woodst'k  535-90 
Carter's  Point  390 
Embrun  799 
677-3,329-1 
High  River  535*64 
High  River  535-64 
580-85,  535-42 
Gull  Lake  535-53 
Marysville  580-9 
Sussex  599-12 
Strathcona  535-63 
Cupar  535*111 
Coe  Hill  544 
via  Prescott,  Ont. 
401  -1  or  St.  Andrews 

400,  535-87 
Davidson  534-22 
Thornbury  580-68, 

430-1 
Millbr'k  Sta,  580-35 
674  (R.    R.    name 

Indian  Lorette) 
Tottenham  580-65, 

535-48 
534-18(RRnL'rette) 
327,328  or  Calumet 

Que.  535-18 
via  Parry  Sound  O 
Hanley  534  22 
Trout  Creek  580-67 
Abernethy  535-111 
Kincardine  580-48, 

165-1,  423 
580-12  (R  R  name 

Kingsey) 
599-13 
Riv.  Louison  599-2 


Pictou NS 

Restigouche  ..N  B 

Charlevoix QjMurray  Bay  329-8, 

350-1 


Lorraine 
Lorraine . 


Peel 0 

Colchester  ....NS 

King's PEI 

Victoria O 

Cumberland.  ..N  S 

St.  John NB 

Humboldt....  Si 

Pontiac Q 

Cardwell O 

Strathcona....  Alta 


580-87,  535-44 
L'ndond'ySta.  599-1 
Cardigan  Bdg  665 -3 
580-29-32-36  (R  R  n) 

Lorneville  June. 
Amherst  599-1 
Spruce  Lake  639 
Strassburg  Sta. 

535-111 
Haleybury,    Ont. 

699,  318 
Orangeville  535-40 
Stettler  535-114 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  IIAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


227 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Lost  Lake  . 
Lost  River 
Lost  River 
LotbinUre 

Lotl  

"    4  


"10  .... 

"11  .... 

"12  .... 

"14  .... 

"16  .... 

"30  .... 

"06  .... 
Lothair  . . 
Lothian  . . 
Lotus  .... 
Lougheed. 
Louisa  . . . 


Louisburg 

Louis  Creek  . . 

Louisdale 

Louise 

Louise  Bridge. 
*LouigeviUe... 
Louisville 


Louisville 
Loulay  . . . 


Lourdes 

Lourdes  

Louvina 

L.du  Blanc  Sablon 

Lovat 

Lovat 

Loveland 

Levering 

Lovett  


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


*Low 

Lowbanks 

Lowden  Lake . 
Lowe  Farm.. . 

Lowell 

Lovvr.  Abougoggin 

Lower  Argyle 

L'w'r  Barney's  R. 
Lower  Bedeque . . 
Lower  Blomidon . 
Lower  Bloomfield 
Lower  Branch  . . . 

Lower  Brighton. . 

Lower  Burlingtn . 
Lower  Caledonia. 
Lower  Canibri'ge 
Lower  Canard. .. 

Lower  Cape 

Lower  Cape  Bald 
Lower  Caraquet.. 
Lower  Caverhill. . 
Lower  Church  St . 
Low'r  Clarke  Har. 

Lower  Cove 

Lower  Coverdale. 


Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Argenteuil Q 

Humboldt Sask 

Lotbiniere Q 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

King's PEI 

Brandon M 

Huron  VVR 0 

Durham O 

Strathcona Alta 

Argenteuil Q 

Cape  Breton. . .  N  S 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Richmond N  S 

Grey  SR O 

Provencher M 

Maskinong6  . . . .  Q 
FientER O 

Pictou NS 

Labelle Q 

Megantic Q 

Pictou N  ~ 

Sunbury N  B 

Saguenay  Q 

Bruce  S  R O 

Pictou N  S 

Strathcona Alta 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

Nor  thumb'  E  R..0 

Wright Q 

Haldimand O 

Strathcona Alta 

Provencher M 

Albert N  B 

Westmoreland.  N  B 
Yarmouth....  NS 

Pictou N  S 

Prince PEI 

King's NS 

Carleton NB 

Lunenburg NS 

Carleton NB 

Hants NS 

Guysboro' N  S 

Queen's N  B 

King's NS 

Albert N  B 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Gloucester N  B 

York NB 

King's NS 

Shelburne N  S 

Cumberland . .  N  S 
Albert NB 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBKKEY.PP.  174-178 


Brooks  535-53 
Weir  533-5 
Star  City  534-14 
Des  Chaillons  618 
Tignish  665-1 
Bloomfield  665-1 
Alberton  665-1 
665-1 

Conway  Sta.  665-1 
665-l(RRnEllerslie) 
Fitzgerald  Sta  665-1 
Miscouche  665-1 
N'w  Wiltshire  665-1 
Cardigan  B'd  665-3 
Wheatland  535-110 
Lucknow  .580-48 
Pontypool  535-34 
Strome  535*113 
Lachute    535-18, 
533-4 


Lower  Derby  . . . 
Lower  Dominion 
Lower  Dumfries. 
Lw  E  Chezzetco'k 
Lower  E.  Pubnico 

Lower  Economy 
Lower  Eel  Brook . 
Lower  Escuminac' 
Lower  Five  Isl'ds. 
Lower  Flodden  . , 
Low.  Fort  Garry., 

Lower  Freetown 


Northumberl'd  N  B 

Yukon  

York N  B 

Halifax N  S 

Yarmouth....  NS 

Colchester N 

Yarmouth  ....NS 
Northumberl'd  NB 
Colchester....  NS 

Richmond Q 

Selkirk M 

Prince PEI 


Kamloops  535-70 

Grand  Anse  537 

Klmwood  580-55 

via  Winnipeg  Man 

635-21 

.535-42  (R  R  name 

Arkwood) 
River  John  599-15 
Papineauv'le535-18 

327   328 
618(R.R.n.Lourde) 
599-13 

Waasis  Sta.  535-82 
Esquimaux  P'nt345 
Paisley  580-54 
West  R.  Sta  599*13 
Stettler  535-114 
Coldwater  580-32 
Brighton  580-9,324, 

'3,  309 
535-27 
580-79 

Stettler  535-114 
534-2 

Albert  693 
Shediac  599-11 
589-5 

Merigonishe  599-7 
via  Sum'erside,  PEI 
Canning  562-2 
Woodstock  535-90 
Bridge'ater589-l-3, 

374 
Ne  wburgh  Juncti'n 

535-83-90 
Scotch  Village  562 -4 
Sunnybrae  647 
Gagetown  390 
Canning  562-2 
Cape  Station  693 
Shediac  599-11 
Caraquet  540 
Mill ville  535-83 
P'rt  Williams  562-1 
369-6 

Joggin  Mines  525 
Moncton599-l-2-12, 

627 
N.  W.  Bridge  599-2 
White  Horse  862 
Pr.Wil'mSta535-88 
via  Halifax  N  S 
589-n369-6(La'ngn 

Pubnico) 
Pa'rsb'ro' 549, 392-3 
Tusket  589-5 
Chatham  599-19 
Pa'rsb'ro' 549, 392-3 
Racine  653 
535-61  (R.  R.  name 

Fort  Garry) 
Freetown  665 -i 


POST 
OFFICES. 


L.French  Village. 


Lower  Gagetown . 
Lower  Granville. 
Lower  Greenfield 
Lower  Gulf  Shore 
Lower  Hamilton. 
Low'rHayneville . 
Lower  Hillsdale . . 
Lower  Ireland  . . . 
Low'rJordanBay. 
Lower  La  Have. , 
Lower  L'Ardoise 
L.  Line  Queensb'y 

Lower  Maccan  . . . 
L.Meagh'r'sGr'nt. 
Lower  Melbourne. 
Lower  Middle  Riv 

Lower  Millstream 
Lower  Montague 

Lower  Mt.  Thom 

Lower  Nappan . . 

Lower  Neguac . . 
Lower  Newcastle 
Low.  New  Harb': 
Lower  Nicola. . . 

Lower  Northfield 
Lower  Ohio . . . 
Lower  Onslow 


ELECl'ORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


York. 


Queen's N  B 

Annapolis N  S 

Carleton NB 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Prince P  E  I 

York N  B 

Inverness N  S 

Megantic Q 

Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 
Lunenburg. . .  N  S 
Richmond. 
York 


NS 
NB 


Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Halifax N  S 

Yarmouth NS 

Victoria N  S 

King's N  B 

King's    P  ~  " 

Pictou N  S 


Northumb' 


NB 


Northumb' ] 

Northumb' ....'. 
Guysborough . .  N  S 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 


Lunenburg. . 
Shelburne . . 
Colchester.. 


Lower  Toquoick 

L'w'r  P.  William. 
Lower  Prospect . . 
Lower  Queensb'y. 

Lower  Ridge 

Lower  Riv.Hebert 
L.  River  Inhab'ts. 

Lower  Rose  Bay . . 
L.  Salmon  Creek. 
Lower  Sackville . . 
Low'rSan'y  Point. 

Lower  Sapin 

L'r  Saulnierville  . 
Lower  Selmah . . . 
Lower  Shag  Har. . 
L'w'rShinemecas. 
Lower  Ship  Har. . 
Low.  Ship  Har.  E 
L.  Southampton. 
LowerSouthRiv. . 

Lower  St.  Mary's. 
*Lower  Stewiacke 

Low.  Turtle  Creek 
Lower  Wakefield. 
Low.  Washabuck. 

Lower  Wedgeport 
Low.  Wentworth . 
Low.  W.  Jeddore . 
Low.  W.  Pubnico . 
Lower  West  River 
Low.  Whitehead. . 

Lower  Windsor.. 
Lower  Wood  Har. 


LowerWoodsto'k 

Low  Point 

Lowville 


York 


NS 
NS 
,NS 

NB 

York N  B 

Halifax N  S 

York N  B 

King's NB 

Cumberland . .  N  S 
Richmond N  S 

Lunenburg. .  ..NS 

Queen's N  B 

Halifax N  S 

Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 

Kent NB 

Digby N  S 

Hants NS 

Shelburne....  NS 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Halifax N  S 

Halifax N  S 

York N  B 

Antigonishe  ..N  S 


York 

Colchester. 


NB 

•  NS 


Albert NB 

Carleton NB 

Victoria NS 

Yarmouth . .  . .  N  S 
Cumberland . .  N  S 

Halifax NS 

Yarmouth . . . .  N  S 
Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Guysboro' N  S 

Carleton N  B 

Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 


Carleton NB 

Inverness N  S 

Halton 0 


391  (Landing  name 

French  Village)or 

via  Fredericton 
Gagetown390,390-2 
Granville  F'ry  589-1 
Florencev'le  535-86 
Pug  wash  599-15 
Kensington  665-1 
Millville  535-83 
Judique  601 
Thetford  Mines  675 
Shelburne589-3,373 
Lunenb'g589-3,  373 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
Mouth  of  Keswick 

535-83 
Maccan  599-1,  525 
Shubenacadie  599-1 
Yarmouth  589-5 
Baddeck  329, 364-4, 

371-2 
Apohaqui  599-12 
362    or    Montague 

665-7 
W.  River  Station 

599-13 
Loggieville  599-13, 

353 
Neguac  353 
Chath'm  599-19,353 
Guysborough  364 
Spence's   Bridge 

535-70 
Northfield  589-1 
Shelburne5S9-3,373 
Truro  599-1-13, 

562-4 
Prince  William  Sta. 

535-88 
do         do 
via  Halifax,  N  S 
Mouth  of  Keswick 

535-83 
ButternutRi'ge  572 
Maccan  599-1,  525 
(R.R.name  Chapel 

Platform) 
Lunenb'g  589-3, 373 
Chipman  637,  390-2 
Bedford  562-1,599-1 
via  Shelburne  N  S 
Riehibucto  610 
Saulnierville  562*1 
S'th.Maitland  562-4 
ShagHarbour  589-5 
Amherst  599-1 
via  Halifax  N  S 
via  Halifax  N  S 
Millville  535-83 
599-7    (R  R  name 

South  River) 
via  FrederictonNB 
.599-1  (R  R  name 

Stewiacke) 
Turtle  Creek  693 
UpW'dstock  535-90 
364-4  (Landing  n. 

Washabuck) 
via  Yarmouth,  N  S 
Wentw'th  Sta  599-1 
via  Halifax  N  S 
Pubnico  Head 589 -5 
Antigonishe  599-7 
Isaac's  Harb.   368, 

371-1 
Hartland  535-90 
689-5,    369-6,     380, 

(R.R.  n.  Woods 
Harbour) 
Woodstock  535-90 
Creignish  Rear  601 
Milton  West  535-35, 
580-65 


228 


POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Loyal 

LozierSettl'm'nt. 

*Lucan 

Lucas 

Lucasville 

Lucasville 

Lucerne 

Lucille 

*Lucknow 

Lucky  Lake 

Lucky  Strike 

Ludlow 

Lukerville 

Lulu  Island 

Lumby 


Lumley 

Lurmden 

Lumsden's  Mill . 

Lund 

Lundar 

Lundbreck 

Lundemo 

Lundy  

Lunenburg 

Lunenburg 

Lunnford 

Lur^an 

Lusiynan 

Luskville 

Lutes  Mountain . 


Luton 

Tjuxeinburg 

Lydf/ate 

Lydiatt 

Lyleton 

Lyn 

Lynche  River. . . . 
Lynch' 8  Corner.. 


Lyndale 

*Lynden  .... 

Lyndon  

*Lyndhtirst . 
Lynedoch  . . . 

Lynn 

Lynn  Creek  . 
Lynnfield  . . . 
Lynn  Valley. 
Lynnville  . , . 

Lyons 

Lyons  Brook. 
Lyonshall  . . . 
Lysander  . . . . 


*Lyster  Station. 


Lythmore 

Lyttleton 

Lytton 

Lytton 

*McAdam  June 
McAdam's  Lake . 
McAlpine 


Mc Arras  Brook  . . 
McArthur's  Mills 

Mc  Aulay's 

McAuley 

McBean  

McCagg 

McCallum  Settle't 
McCarthy 


McClure  . .  . 
McCluskey  . 

McCool 

McCormack 
McCormick . 

McCrae 

McCready.  . 


RLECTORAIi 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKBY,PP.174-178 


Huron  WR O 

Gloucester N  B 

Middlesex  N  R. . .  O 

Marquette M 

Lambton  W  R.  ..O 

Halifax    NS 

Wright Q 

Dufferin  O 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Assa.  West.-.Sask 
Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Northumb'ld..  N  B 

lex O 

N.Westminster.  BO 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Huron  S  R O 

Assa,  West..  .Sask 

Pontiac Q 

Comox- Atlin . .  B  C 

Dauphin M 

Alberta Alta 

Strathcnna.  ...Alta 
Guysboro'....  NS 

Stormont 0 

Lunenburg N  S 

Edmonton Alta 

Bruce  S  R O 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

Wright Q 

Westmoreland.N  B 

Elgin  ER O 

SaskatchewanSask 
Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 

Selkirk M 

Souris M 

Leeds 0 

Richmond N  S 

King's NB 

King's P.  E 

Wentworth O 

Alberta Alta 

Leeds 0 

Norfolk O 

Colchester N  S 

Vancouver  City  BC 
Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Norfolk 0 

Norfolk O 

Elgin  ER O 

Pictou NS 

Lisgar M 

Megantic Q 

Megantic  .. 

Haldimand O 

Northumb' NB 

Yale -Car  iboo..BC 

Wright Q 

York N  B 

Cape  Breton...  NS 
Prescott O 


via  Goderich,  Ont. 
Tracadie  587 
580-51 

Arrow  River  535-50 
via  Sarnia,  Ont. 
Bedford  599-l,562-l 
Kirks  Ferry  535-27 
Palgrave  580-65, 
580-48  [535-48 

Davidson  534-22 
Milk  River  503*1 
599-19 

Pauquette  St  889-2 
Steveston  4.50-4- 
Okanagan  Landing 

535-74,  445-6 
Henshall  580'50 
534-22 
535-20 
455-2 

Oak  Point  534-11 
535-67 

Camrose  535-113 
Guy8boro'368,369-2 
Wales  580-9 
589-3,  373 
Edmonton  535-63 
via  Kincardine,  O 
Edmonton  535-63 
Eardley  535-28 
Moncton  627, 599-1 

2-12 
AylmerWest580-97 
Radisson  534-14 
Lockep'rt  589-3,373 
535-51 
535-69 
516,  580-9 
St.  Peter's  364-12 
Oak    Point    390, 

390-2-6 
Orwell  665-5 
580-83 

Claresholm  535  64 
516 

Delhi  580-97 
Par'8boro'549,392-3 
via  Vancouver.BC 
Moore's  Mills  535-89 
580-80 

Ellaton  580-80 
Aylmer  West  80-97 
599-15 

Killarney  535  57 
Lyster   Station 

580-12,  618 
580-12,  618  (R  R 

name  Lyster) 
Caledonia  580-70'79 
Newcastle  599-2,35 
535-70 

Maniwaki  535-27 
535-88-89-90 
via  Sydney  N  S 
535-31  (R.R.  name 

McAlpin) 
Merigonishe  599*7 
L'Amable  544*1 
Baddeck  329,364 -4, 
535-111  [371*2 

Gracefield  535-27 


Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Hastings  E  R....0 

Victoria NS 

Marquette M 

Wright Q 

Pontiac Q  Shawville  535-28 

Colchester. . . .  N  SjTru'o599-l-13,562-4 
St.  John's  and 

Iberville Q,Sabrevois  677-1 

Colchester N  S|Tatamag'che599-15 

Victoria N  BJGrand  Falls  535*84 

Nipissing 0;Earlton  699 

Inverness N  S|Strathlorn  601 

Glengarry O  Alexandria  580-105 

Hastings  E  R, . .  .O  St.  Ola  544-14 
Lambton  E  R  . .  .OiNewbury  535-42 
I    680-97 


POST 
OFFICES. 


McCreary 

McCreary 

McCrimmon . . . 
McDonald  Hills 
McDonald's  Cor 


McDonald's  Car's 
McDonald's  Pt... 
McDonald  ville... 

McDougall 

McDougall  Chute 

McDougalls 

McEachan  Mills. . 
McElwaine 


McFarlane  Lake. 

McGarry 

McGee 

McGivnej'  June  . . 

McGrath 

McGrath  Cove — 
McGrath  Moun'in 

McGray  

McGregor 

McGuigan 

McGuire 

Mclnnes 

Mclnnis  Creek... 


Mclntyre 

Mclntyre's  Lake. 

Mclntyre's  Mnt'n. 

Mclver 

McKay's  Corner . 
McKay  Siding  ... 

McKee 

McKee's  Mills 

McKellar 

McKendrick 


Dauphin M 

Lanark  N  R O 

Glengarry O 

Qu'  Appelle  . .  Sask 
Queen's N  B 


Lanark  N  R O 

Queen's N  B 

Strathcona  . .  Alta. 

Renfrew  SR O 

Nipissing O 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Inverness N  S 

York N  B 

Nipissing O 

Lanark  S  R O 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 

York NB 

Renfrew  SR....0 

Halifax N 

Pictou N  S 

Shelburne  ....NS 

Essex  S  R P 

Kootenay B  C 

Humboldt Sask 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Rainy  River ...  0 

Grey  E  R O 

Inverness N  S 


McKenzie 

McKenzie  Lake. 

McKenzie  E.  Bay 
McKenzie's  Cor. 
McKenzie's  Lake 
McKinnon  Hill. . 
McKinley ville . . . 
MoKinnon's  Bro'k 
McKinnon'sHar. 

McLaggan 

McLaren    

McLaren's  DepOt 

McLarty 


McLaughlin 

McLaughlin  Rd.. 

McLean 

McLean  

McLean 

McLeanville 

McLellan'sBrook . 

McLellan's  M'tain 


McLeod  

McLeod's  Cross'g . 

McLeod  Mills 

McMartinville 

McMillan 

McMillan's  Cor's. 

McMurdo 

tMcMurrich 

McNab 

McNab's  Cove . ., 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Inverness N  S 

Bruce  NR O 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Colchester N  S 

Pontiac Q 

Kent N  B 

Parry  Sound O 

Restigouche . .  N  B 

Lisgar M 

Nipissing O 

Victoria NS 

Carleton N 

Hastings O 

Restigouche ..  N  B 
Northumberl'dNB 

Inverness NS 

Victoria N  S 

York NB 

Battleford....Sask 
Frontenac O 

AlgomaWR O 


Strathcona Alta 

Kent NB 

Kent N  B 

Frontenac O 

Qu' Appelle  ..Sask 
Cape  Breton...  N  S 
Pictou N  S 

Pictou N  S 

Richmond N  S 

Oompton Q 

Kent N  B 

Peterboro'  ER..0 

Restigouche  . .  N  B 
Stormont O 

Kootenay B  C 

Parry  Sound O 

Lincoln O 

Richmond N 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
8EEKEY,PP.174-178 


.534-6 

Carlt'n  PI.  536 -12-16 
Alexandria  580*105 
Cupar  535*111 
fi90*5  (Landing  n. 

Humphreys,  or 

Codys  637) 
Snow  Road  Sta  611 
Wickham  390,  390*5 
Lloy  dminst'r  534  -14 
Admaston  580*110 
Englehart  699 
627 

Inverness  601 
Durham  Bridge 

599-19 
Copper  Cliff  535-25 
Perth  535-34,  327-2 
534-29 

Fredericton  535*82 
Eganville  535-11 
FrenchVillage589-3 
Merigonishe  599-7 
via  Clarke's  H'r  NS 
889-3,  693-30 
608 

Rosthern  53562 
Park  Hill  580-51 

Rainy  River  534-18 
Dundalk  535-40 
599  14  (R.  R.  name 

Maclntyre's  L.) 
maP't  Hastings  N  S 
via  Wiarton  O 
Glace  Bay  698 
Alton  599-1 
535-28 
627 

via  Parry  Sound,  O 
Campbellton  599-2, 

350-1 
Snow  Flake  535-68 
Madawaska 

580-110-111 
via  Sydney  N  S 
Debec  535-85-90 
Bancroft  600,  544-1 
Campbellton  599*2 
Chelmsford  599*19 
Mabou  601,  360 
599-14 

Gross  Creek  599-19 
Maidstone  534-14 
611  (R.  R.  name 

Snow  Road) 
via  Richards  Land- 
ing O.,  or  Bruce 

Mines  535-25 
Ll'ydminst'r  534-14 
St.  Anthony  627 
Canaan  Sta.  599-2 
Mtn. Grove  535-34, 

Tichborne  611 
535-52 

Leitche'sC'k  599-14 
New  Glasgow 

599-7-10-13 
New  Glasgow 

599-7-10-13 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
535-7   (R.R.  name 

McLeod's) 
Richibucto  610 
Peterboro' 535*34 

580-27*31*35 
Jacquet  Riv.  599-2 
Monckland  Station 

535*33 
433orGolden535*70 
Sprucedale  580*111 
via  St.CatharinesO 
\via  St.  Peter's,  NS 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


229 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

1 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR, 

POST 

ELECTORAL          | 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KBY,PP.l 74-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R,  STATION, 
SEEKKY,PP.174-178 

McNairn          

Kent NB 

Northumb'ld..  N  B 

Moose  Jaw — Sask 

Prince  PEI 

Brome Q 

Victoria NS 

Annapolis  . . . .  N  S 

Shelburne N  S 

Lanark  SR 0 

Queen's N  B 

Hants NS 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Richmond....  NS 
Pictou N  S 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

Grenville 0 

Regina Sask 

Provencher M 

Middlesex  . . . .  E  R 

Norfolk 0 

Argenteuil Q 

Yalo-Cariboo..BC 

Lanark  S  R 0 

[nverness NS 

Inverness  ....  N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 
Lanark  S  R O 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Portage  la  PrairieM 
Jacques  Cartier.  Q 

Prince PEI 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Alberta Alta 

Humboldt  ...Sask 

Glengarry 0 

Portage  la  PrairieM 
York N  B 

Leeds 0 

AssaWest Sask 

Nipissing 0 

Strathcona. . .  Sask 

King's NB 

Alberta Alta 

AlgomaWR....  0 
Qu'Appelle  ..Sask 
Wellington  NR..0 

Peel 0 

Nipissing 0 

Arthabaska Q 

Prince PEI 

Lunenburg NS 

Brandon M 

Gloucester.... N  B 
Hastings  E  R  . . .  0 

Huron  WR 0 

Dauphin M 

Rouville Q 

Strathcona...  Alta 
Parry  Sound.... 0 

Stanstead Q 

Edmonton Alta 

Stanstead Q 

Saguenay Q 

Alberta Alta 

Middlesex  NR...0 
York  NB 

Buctouche  627 
599-19  (R.  R.  name 

McNamees) 
Hanley  535-62 
665-1 

Mansonville  535-3 
Lower  Washabuck 

364-4  or  599-14 
Mi'drt'n589-1,562-1 
Gun'ing  Cove  589-3 
Perth  535-34,  3-27-2 
Chipman  637 
Shubenacadie  599-1 
L.  South  Riv.  599-7 
uiaP'tHawkesburj' 
New  Glasgow 

599-7-10-13 
Irishtown  627 
Oxford  Sta.  535-20 
.535-66 
.'535-37 

Crumlin  585-35 
viaTillsonburgOnt 
Stainerville  535-18 
Okanagan  Landing 

535-74,  445-6 
535-34  (R  R  name 

Maberley) 
601,  360 
Mabou  601,  360 
Mabou  601,  360 
Mabou  601,  360 
525,  599-1 
Rideau  Ferry  319 

or  Perth  535-34, 

327-2 

Nap'nee  509-2,580-9 

535-100 

Ste  Anne  de  Belle- 

vue  535-33, 580-09 
FitzgeraldSta665-l 
534-22 

Lepreaux  639 
Nan  ton  535-64 
534-22 

Lancaster  580-9 
535-52-109 
Mouth  of  Keswick 

535-83 
Mall  ory town  580  9 
Saskatoon  535-62 
535-12  (RRn.M'kev) 
Lloydm'ster  534-14 
Sussex  599-12 
535-64-67 
Desbarats  535-25 
535-66 

Walestein  535'47 
Bolton  535-40-48 
580-110-111    . 
Daveluyville599-16 
O'Leary  Sta.  665-1 
Mahpne  Bay  589-3? 
Douglas  Stn. 535-5 
Elm  Tree  599-2 
580-33 

Lucknow  580-48 
534-12 
Farnham  535-1-3-7, 

194-19-20 
Ranfurly  534-14 
420-4  or  Burk's 

Falls  580-67 
535-7,  342 
Strathcona  535-63 
Stanstead  Juncti'n 

114-75-76 
345 
503-2 

Centralia  580-50 
Prince  William 

Station  535-88 

Magyar 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Perth  S  R 0 

Lunenburg NS 

Essex  N  R 0 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Cape  Breton..  NS 

Kent NB 

Carleton NB 

CityofWinnipeg.M 

City  of  Winnipeg.  M 

SimcoeNR 0 

Maisonneuve Q 

Grenville 0 

Hants NS 

Annapolis N  S 

Lunenburg   . .  N  S 
NewWestmins'rBC 

Marquette M 

Dauphin M 

Queen's N  S 

Cumberland  ..NS 
Cumberland. . .  N  S 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Elgin  ER 0 

Carleton    O 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Gasp6 Q 

Mackenzie  ...Sask 

Bruce  SR 0 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Essex 0 

Megantic  Q 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Leeds  0 

Missisquoi Q 

Hastings  W  R  ..0 

Muskoka 0 

Restigouche. . .  N  B 

Peel 0 

York  C  R 0 

Compton   Q 

Carleton 0 

Yale -Cariboo..  BC 
Gasp6 Q 

Ontario  S  R  . . . .  0 
Humboldt  ...  Sask 
Brandon ...M 

LambtonWR..O 

Parry  Sound 0 

Maskinong^ Q 

Nipissing    0 

Strathcona.   .Alta 
Colchester....  NS 

Leeds 0 

Selkirk M 

Victoria 0 

Lanark  S  R O 

Lisgar M 

AlgomaE  R  ....0 

Wright Q 

Huron  SR 0 

Edmonton  ..  .Alta 

York N  B 

Waterloo  S  R. . .  0 

Qu'Appelle  535-52 
Dublin  580-52 

McNamee    

Mahaffy  

McNaughton 

McNeill's  Mills... 
McNeil's  Crossing 
McNeil's  Vale.... 

McNeily's 

McNutt's  Island. . 

McPhail   

McPhee 

Mahone  Bay 

Maidstone 

Maidstone 

Main  a,  Dieu 

Main  River 

Main  Stream 

*Main  St.  North. 

(Sub.  Office) 
*Main  St.  South. 

(Sub.  Office) 

Mair's  Mills 

Maisonneuve 

Maitland 

*Maitland 

Maitland    

Maitland  Forks.. 

Majuba  Hill 

Makaroff 

Makinak 

MalagaGold  Mines 

Malagash 

Malagash  Centre. 
Malagash  Point.. 

Malagawatch 

Malahide 

Malakoff 

Malakoff 

Malakwa 

Mai  Bay 

589-3  (R  R  name 

Mahone) 
693-34  (R  R  name 

Maidstone  Cross) 
534-14 

Catalone  698 
Harcourt  599-2 
Hartland  535-90 

McPhees  Corner  . 

McPherson 

McPhersons  Ferry 
McPhersons  Mills. 

McQuade 

McReynolds'Cors. 

McTaggart 

McTavish 

McWilliams 

Mabee 

via  Collingwood,0 

533-1 

580-9 

S.  Maitland  562*4 

Caledonia  589-2 

Block  House  589*3 

Chilliwack  548 

534-13 

.534-6 

Mabel    

Brookfield  589*2 

Mabel  Lake 

Maberly 

Malagash  599-15 
Malagash  599-15 
Malagash  599-15 
R.DennisSta  599-14 
Aylmer  580-97 
Osgoode  Sta.  535-26 
Dorchester    Cross- 
ing 599-11 
535-70 

Mabou 

Mabou  Coal  Mines 
Mabou  Harbour. 
Mabou  Har.Mo'tb 

Mac  Cue 

348,  346  or  New 

Malby 

Carlisle  508 
Sheho  535-112 

Macdonald 

Malcolm 

Elmwood  580-55 

Maiden 

638 

Macdonald 

Macdonald  Coll'ge 

MacDougall 

Macdoivall 

Mace's  Bay 

Macewan 

Macfarlane 

Maiden  Centre. . . 

Malhiot 

Malignant  Cove.. 

*Mallorytotvn  . . . 
Malmaison 

N'rth  Maiden  889-2 
PlessisviUe  580-12 
360  or  Antigonishe 

599-7 
580-9 
194-14  (R  R  name 

des  Rivieres) 
544 

MacgiliivrayBr'ge 
*Macgregor 

Malta    

Severn  Bdge  580-67 

Maltais 

Campbellton  599-2 

Macinquac 

Malton         ...   . 

580-51 

Malvern 

Agincourt  535-34, 

580-36 
675-19 

Macintosh  Mills.. 
Mackinnon 

Malvina 

Mackey's  Station. 
Macklin     . 

Malwood 

Mamette  Lake... 
Manched'Ep^e.. 

Manchester 

Mancroft 

Manda  

Sou.  March  580-110 
Spence'sB'ge535-70 
Petite  Magdaline 

348 
580-38 
Humboldt  534-13 

Mackville    

*Macleod 

MacLennan 

Macoun 

Macton 

534-3  (R  Rname 

Macville        ..   . 

Mandamin 

Mandeville 

Mandeville 

Agnew) 
580-83  (R  R  name 

Mandaumin) 
Trout  Creek  580-67 
St.  Gabriel  de 

Brandon  535  17 
Heaslip  699 

*Madawaska 

MaddingtonF'lls. 

Maddock 

Mader'8  Cove.... 
Madford 

*Madoc 

Manfred  .... 

Alex  535-114 

Maf  eking 

Ma/eking 

Magenta 

Magin 

Magnetawan 

Magnolia 

Magoon's  Point.. 

Magpie 

Manganese  Mines 

tManhard 

Manigotogan 

Manilla 

Vallev  Sta.  599-13 
Fairfield  E't  535-16 
Gimli  535-61 
.580-35-38  (RR  name 

Manilla  June.) 
Perth  535-34,  3-27-2 

"Manitou    

*Manitowaning . 

*Maniwaki 

535-57 

480-1,148-6,165-1-2 
423,424,in  Winfr 
via  Massey  Sta- 
tion 535-25 

535-27 

Magrath 

St.Columban580-52 

Manly 

Strathcona  535-63 

Magundy 

Manners  Sutton. . 
Mannheim 

Harvey  Sta.  535-88 
Petersburg  580-51 

230 


POST   OFFICES    AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN    CANADA. 


[1911 


iRAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICT? 

. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEBKEy,pp.l74-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

• 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEV,PP.174-178 

Ma>nnhurst 

King's 

.NB 

Petitcodiac  599 '12, 
572 

March 

Carleton    ... 
Provencher . 

...  0 
...M 

Sou.  March  580-110 

Marchand 

534-18 

Mannville 

Strathcona  . . 

.Alta 

534-14  (R  Rname 

Marchbank 

King's 

.NB 

Sussex  599-12 

Manville) 

Marchhurst 

Carleton    . . . 

...  0 

Sou.  March  580-110 

Manoir  Richelieu 

Charlevoix , . 

..    Q 

Murray  Bay  350-1, 

Marchmont 

Simcoe  E  R  . 

....0 

Orillia  580-32-67 

(Summer  Office] 

32!) -8 

Marchwell 

Assa.  West  .. 

.Sask 

Langenburg 

Manola. ... 

Edmonton . . . 
Assa.  East. . . 

.Alta 
.Sask 

St  Albert  524-21 
535-65 

Marchildon 

Nicolet 

,,,.Q 

535  101 

Manor 

Ste  Angele  de 

*Manotick 

Carleton    . . . 

...  0 

319,  327-2  or  Mano- 

Laval 580*14 

tick  Sta.  535-20 

Marcil 

Bonaventure 

.Sask 

NewCarlisle508,350 

Manotick  Sta 

Carleton 

....0 

535-20  (R  R  name 

Marconi 

Assa.  East. . . 

Oxbow  535-58 

Manotick) 
599-16 

Wellington  SR..O 

580-54 

Manseau 

Nicolet 

....Q 

Margaree  Harbor 

Inverness   .. 

..NS 

359-2, 369-3  or  Port 

Mansewood 

Halton  

...  0 

580-65 

Hood,  601 

Mansfield 

Duflferin 

...O 

Everett  580-64 

Margaree  Island. 

Inverness .   . 

..NS 

Inverness  601 

Mansfield 

Cumberland 

..N  S 

Oxford  599-15 

Margaree  Forks . . 

Inverness   .. 

..NS 

Inverness  601 

Hansen 

Marquette  . . 

...M 

535-111 

Margaret 

Souris 

...M 

534-3 

Manson  Creek... 

Comox-Atlin 

.BC 

via  Port  Essington 

Marqaretsville . . . 

Annapolis  . . 

..NS 

Mid'let'n589-1 562-1 

(Summer  Office) 

.Margate   

Prince 

PEl 

Kensington  665-1 

Mansonville  

Brome 

...V 

Mansonville  Stat'n 

Manjo 

Mackenzie  .. 

.Sask 

534-13 

Brome 

...Q 

535-3 
535-3  (R  R  name 

Maria 

Bonaventure 
Bonaventure 

...Q 

508,  350 

MansonvilleSta. . 

Maria  Capes 

Carleton  508,  850 

Mansonville) 

Maria  de  Kent  . . 

Kent 

.  NB 

Buctouche  627 

Manuels 

Northumberl'd.NB 

Escuminac  353 

Maria  East 

Bonaventure 

....Q 

508,  350 

Manvers  Station. 

Durham  E  R 

...  0 

535-34  (R  R  name 

Marie  Bridge  .... 

King's 

PEl 

665-4  (RRn.  Marie) 

Manvers) 

Mariahilf 

Assa.  East  . . 

.Sask 

Grayson  535-111 

*MapU 

YorkCR... 

....0 

580-67 

Marie  Joseph 

Guysboro'  .. 

..NS 

370 

Maple  Bay 

Nanaimo 

.BC 

452-2,  451-1 

Marienthal 

Assiniboia. . . 

.Sask 

Estevan  535-53 

Mapleburg 

Westmoreland  NB 

Sackville  599-1 

Marieton 

Assa.  West.. 

.Sa.sk 

Lumsden  534-22  or 

Maple  Brook 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

Port  Hastings  601 

Bulyea  535-111 

Maple  Bush 

Maple  Coulee 

AssaWest.... 
Moose  Jaw . . 

.Sask 
Sask 

Davidson  534-22 
Sw.  Current  535-52 

Saltcoats.... 
Rouville  .... 

Sask 

Grayson  535-111 

Marieville  

194-20-21 

*  Maple  Creek.... 
Maple  Green  .... 

Assa.  West  . 
Restigouche 

Sask 
.NB 

535-53 
DalhousieJ.599-2-5 

Mariapolis 

Macdonald. . 

M 

534-7  (R  Rname 
Marieapolis) 

Maple  Grove 

Maple  Grove 

Middlesex  ER  ..0 
Megantic Q 

Bran  ton  580-51 
Black  Lake  675 

Lotbiniere. . . 

....Q 

St.  ApoUinaire 

£99-16 

Maple  Grove 

Hants 

.NS 

Sou.  Maitland  562-4 

Marion 

Queen's 

PEl 

Mount  Albion  665-5 

Maple  Hill 

Maple  Hill 

Bruce  S  R . . . 
Megantic  . . . 

...  0 

Hanover  580-55 
Robertson  Sta.  675 

Marion .... 

Moose  Jaw . . 
Cape  Breton. 

.Sask 

..NS 

Han  ley  534  "22 

Marion  Bridge  . . 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

Maplehurst 

Carleton 

.NB 

River  de  Chute 

Marion  Bridge  Rd 

Cape  Breton. 

..NS 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

535-90 

Marionville 

Russell 

....() 

Russell  799 

Maple  Island 

Parry  Sound 

...0 

Alimic  Harb'r420-4 

Maritana 

Huntingdon 

...Q 

Hem'ingford  580-6 

Maple  Lake 

Haliburton  . 

...0 

Haliburton  580-30 

or  Aubrey  580-105 

Maple  Lake  Sta.. 

Parry  Sound 

...0 

580-111  (R  Rname 

*Markdale 

Grey  E  R . . . 

...0 

535-40 

Grey  S  R  . . . 

...0 

Maple  Lake) 
Holstein  580-46 

Strathcona  . 
YorkCR  ... 

.Alta 
....0 

Iimisfail  535-63 

Maple  Lane 

*Markham 

580-36 

Maple  Lawn 

Frontenac  .. 

...0 

Kingston  580-9 

Markhamville 

King's 

.NB 

Sussex  599-12 

Maple  Leaf 

Compton   . . . 

...Q 

Sawyerville  675-19 

Markinch 

Assa.  West.. 

.Sask 

535-111 

Maple  Leaf 

King's 

PEl 

Southampton  665-4 

Markland 

Dauphin 

...M 

Oak  Point  534-11 

Maple  Lodge 

Middlesex  NR  ..0 

580-50-51(RRname 

Mark's  Crossing. . 

Wright 

....Q 

535-27 

Lucan  Crossing) 

Markstay 

Nipissing  . . . 

....O 

535-13 

Maplemore 

Huntingdon 

...Q 

Trout  River  580-7 

Marksville 

Algoma  W  R 

....0 

430  1424148-6165-2 

Maple  Plains  .... 

Prince 

PKl 

Kinkora  665-2 

(Landing  name 

Maple  Ridge  

Antigonishe. 

NS 

Antigonishe  599-7 

Hilton)  or  via 

Maple  Ridge 

Muskoka  . . . 

...() 

Dorset  315  or  Brace- 

BruceMines,Ont. 

bridge  580-67 

*Marlbank  

Hastings  E  R 

...0 

509-1 

Maple  Ridge 

Pontiac    

...Q 

Maryland  535-28 

Marlington 

Stanstead  . . . 

...Q 

Stanstead  Junction 

Maple  Ridge  .... 

York  

.NB 

Millville  535-83 

114-75-76 

Mapleton 

Mapleton 

Elgin  E  R  . . 
Albert 

...0 

Kingsmill  693-34 
Elgin  572 

Beauce  

<i 

BeachvilleE8t675-l 

.NB 

Marmion 

GreySR.... 

....0 

Dobbington  580-55 

Mapleton 

Cumberland 

..NS 

E.Southampton549 

*Marmora 

Hastings  WR...0 

544               [535-101 

Maple  Valley 

Maple  View 

Simcoe  N  R  . 

..O 

Creemore  580-64 

Marquette . . 

...M 

Strathclair  Station 

Northumberland, 

Frankford  544 

Marnoch 

Huron  E  R . 

...0 

Belgrave  580-50 

E.  R 

O 

Mar  quia 

Assa.  West. . 

,Sask 

Moosejaw  535-52 

Maple  View 

Victoria 

.NB 

Plaster  Rock535-91 

Marringhurst .... 

Souris 

...M 

Glenora  534-5 

Maplewood 

Maple  wood 

.N  S 

NewGermany  f  89-2 
Eniboro  535-35 

Marriott 

Assa.  West.. 

.Sask 

Saskatoon  535-62 

Oxford  N  R  . 

...0 

Marriott's  Cove.. 

Lunenburg.. 

..NS 

Chester  589-3,  374 

Maplewood 

York    

.NB 

Millville  535-83 

Marron  Lake 

Yale-Cariboo 

..BC 

Penticton  445  -6 

Maquapit  Lake  . . 

Sunbury  

.NB 

Sheffield  390 

Marrtown 

King's 

.NB 

Annidale  637 

Mar....... 

Bruce  N  R  . . 
Yale  Cariboo 

...  0 
.BC 
...0 

via  Wiarton,  Ont. 
535-74 
Kinburn  580-110 

Marsboro' 

Marsden 

Compton 

Strathcona . . 

Sask 

via  Lake  Megan- 

Mara  

tic,  Que. 

Marathon 

Marshall  534-14 

Maravilla 

Souris 

M 

Minto  464-91,  534-3 

Marsh   

Pictou  

.N  S 

Barney  R'rSt.599-7 

Marble  Bluff  .... 

Lanark  NR. 

..  O 

Almonte  535-12 

Marsh  Bridge .... 

St.  John.... 

.NB 

via  St.  John  N  B 

Marble  Mountain 

Inverness   .. 

.NS 

River  Dennis  Sta- 

Marsh Brook  .... 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

Inverness  601 

tion  599-14 

Marshall 

SaskatchewanSask 

534-14 

Marhleton 

Wolfe 

...Q 

675  or  Lime  Ridge 

Marshall's  Town. 

Digby 

.  NS 

Acaciaville  562-1 

675-19 

Marshdale 

Pictou 

.N  S 

Glengarry  Station 

Marbleton  Station 

Wolfe 

...Q 

675(RRnMarblet'n) 

599-13 

Marburg  . .    

Norfolk  .... 

...0 

P.  Dover  580-70-80 

Marshes  (W.Bav). 

Inverness.... 

..NS 

WestBay  Rd.599-14 

Marceauville  . . . 

Bellechasse  . 

...  0 

St.  Vallier  599-3 

Marshfield 

Queen's 

PEl 

Little  York  665-3 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Northumberl'd.NB 

Duck  Lake  534-22 
Rogersville  599-2 

Marshfield 

Marsh  Hill 

Essex  SR... 
Ontario  SR, 

....0 
....0 

889-2 

Marcelville 

Uxbridge  580-36 

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POST 
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LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBBKEY.PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 

Marshland 

Marshville 

Marshville 

Marshy  Hope 

Mars  Hill 

Dauphin 

Welland 

Pictou 

Pictou    

Carleton 

Gasp6 

Norfolk 

Dufiferin  .... 
Carleton .... 

Nipissing 

Queen's 

Lunenburg. . 
Simcoe  N  R. . 
Victoria 

Strathcona . . 

Mu.skoka 

.St.  John 

Pontiac 

Wright 

Lunenburg.. 
Lunenburg.. 
Glengarry  . . . 

King's 

Compton  . . . 

Hants 

Russell 

King's 

Strathcona. . . 
Antigonish... 

Assa.  East  . . 

Dauphin 

Pontiac 

Hastings  E  R 

York 

Kootenay 

Antigonishe. 
Charlotte  . . . 

L'Assomption 
L'Assomption 

Wright 

Medicine  Hat 

Brandon 

Maskinong6  . 
Inverness. 

...M 
....0 

.NS 
.NS 
.NB 
...Q 

...  0 
...0 
...0 
...0 
PEI 
.NS 
...  0 
.NB 

.Alta 
...0 
.NB 

...Q 

•;n1 

..NS 
.      0 
PEI 

..  0 
.NB 

.Alta 

..NS 

.Sask 
...M 

:::§ 

NB 
..BC 

..NS 
.NB 

••Q 

.::§ 

.Alta 
..  M 

.'.N  S 
t...O 

....0 

...  0 
...Q 

.NS 
...Q 
...  Q 

:J 

...M 
and 
r...O 

.NS 

rBC 

.NS 
...0 
.NS 
.NB 

.Alta 

.  NS 

PEI 

Sask 
...0 
...0 
.NB 

.  NS 

Woodside  535-100 
196-5,  580-97  (PO  3* 

miles  from  R  R) 
River  John  599-15 
599-7 

Riv.deChute535-90 
Riviere  a  la  Martre 

348 
Courtland  589-7 
Hillsburgh  535-36 
Casselman  580-105 
Englehart  699 
Murr'yRiv.665-5,36 
Lunenburg  589-3 
Orillia  580-32 
St.  Leonard  Sta'n 

535-84 
Vegreville  534-14 
Atterson  580-67 
Sussex  599-12 
Shawville  535-28 
Low  535-27 
Martins  River  589 -3 
589-3 

Lancaster  580-9 
Cardigan  Bge  665-3 
Compton  580-8 
Windsor  562-1-4 
Russell  799 
Belleisle  Creek  637 
Highla'dL'ke534-14 
Lower  St  River 

599-7 
535-104 
534-11 
535-28 
580-9 
599  19 
535-108 

Antigonishe  599-7 
St.  George  639  or 

Letete  401-2-3 
535-21 

Mascouche  535-2 
Wakefield  535-27 
Courts  503-1 
Griswold  535-52 
.535-21 

Strathlorne  601 
via  London,  Ont. 
114-75 
450-5 
535-25  (R  R  name 

Massey) 
Chatsworth  535-40 
535-18  (R  R  name 
Buckingham  Jun. 
Debert  Sta.  599-1 
676(RRn  Mastai  J'n) 
L.  Metis  Sta.  599-2 
508,  599-2 
Ashdad  611 
.535-57 

Emo  534-20 
Alba  599-14 
Beauceville  675-1 
Mission  J.  535  70-73 
Tatamag'che  599-15 
535-12-26 

Big  Tracadie  .599-7 
390  or  Waasis  Sta. 

535-82 
Vermilion  534  14 
Hebron  562-1 
Granby  194-20 
Wellington  665-1 
Moose  Jaw  535-52 
580-105 

Flesherton  535-40 
Debec  .535-85-90 
562-1  (R  R  name 

Maxwelton) 

Mayerthorpe 

Maybridge 

May  Bank 

Maycroft 

Mayerville 

Edmonton Alta 

Edmonton....  Alta 
Huntingdon  . . .   Q 

Macleod Alta 

Russell  0 

Middlesex  WR..0 

Queen's PEI 

Peel 0 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Portagela  PrairieM 

Digby NS 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Grenville  S  R . . .  0 

Brandon M 

Nanaimo B  C 

Hastings  WR...0 
Hastings  WR....0 
Labelle Q 

Kootenay B  C 

Calgary Alta 

Humboldt  ....Sask 
Victoria  City.. BC 

York NB 

Moose  Jaw  ...Sask 
Wright Q 

Albert NB 

Mackenzie....  Sask 

Alberta Alta 

Macdonald M 

Macdonald M 

Charlotte  ....NB 

Cape  Breton.  ,.NS 

Annapolis N  S 

Peel 0 

Selkirk M 

Pictcu N  S 

GreyNR 0 

Halifax NS 

Victoria NS 

Pontiac     Q 

King's NB 

Carleton 0 

Red  Deer  ...  Alta. 

Parry  Sound 0 

King's NS 

Victoria NB 

Assa.  West... Alta 
Red  Deer....  Alta 

Oxford  NR 0 

Souris M 

York NB 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Missisquoi Q 

Pictou N  S 

Lunenburg NS 

Portage  laPrairieM 

Duflferin 0 

King's NS 

Richmond Q 

Middlesex  W  R..  0 

Richmond Q 

Portage  la  PrairieM 

Richmond Q 

Leeds 0 

Algoma  E  R 0 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Inverness N  S 

Humboldt...  Sask 
Wellington  N  R..0 

Edmonton  535-63 
Edmonton  535-63 
White's  Sta'n  580-7 
Lundbreck  535-67 
Casselman  580-105 
Appin  580-85 
Hunter's  Riv.  665-1 
Snelgrove  535-39 
James  R.  Sta.  599"7 

Marsouins 

Mayfield  

Mayfield 

Marston        . .    . . 

Mayfield 

Marsville 

Martel  Corners. . . 
Marter    

Mayfield  Station.. 

Mayflower 

Maymont 

Maynard 

534-10 

Hebron  562-1 
534  14 

Martin 

via  Prescott,  Ont 

Alexander  535-52 

Martin  Farm 

Mayne 

4506   451-1-2 

Martin's   

*Maynooth 

Maynooth  Station 
Mayo       

Bancroft  600,  544-1 

600 

Thurso  535-18,  327, 

Martin  Siding.... 
Martins  Head. 

Mayook 

328 
535-67 

Olds  .535-63 

Martindale 

Martin's  Point  .. 
Martin's  River  . . 

May  view 

Maywood  

Strassburg  535-111 
via  Victoria  B  C 
via  Fredericton 

*Martintoxvn 

Martinvale 

Martinville 

Martock  

Mazenod 

MeachLake 

(P.O.  in  Summer) 

Meadow   

Meadow  Bank 

Meadow  Creek... 

Meadow  Lea  

Meadows 

Meadows 

Meadows  Road. . . 

Meadowvale 

Meadowvale  .... 

Meadowvale 

MeadowvilleSta.. 

*Meaford  

Meagher's  Grant. 
Meat  Cove 

Mortlach  535 -.52 
Cascades  535-27 

Elgin  572 

Marvelville 

Marvin 

Wadena  534-13 
Clairesholm  535-64 

Marwavne 

Marydale 

Maryfield    

Marquette  535-52 
535-52 

535-89  (R.R.  name 
Honej'dale) 

Mary  Hill 

Maryland  

Maryxville 

Marysville 

*Marysville 

Mary  vale 

Mascarene 

Mascouche 

MascoucheRapids 
Masham Mills. .. 

via  Sydney  N  S 

Wilmot  562-1-3 

535-39 

via  Winnipeg,  M 

599-15  (R.  R.  name 

Meadowville) 
580-68,  430-1,  165-2 
Shubenacadie  599-1 
364-5,  or  vm  North 

Sydney,  N  S 
Hailevbury  699 

Masinasin 

Maskawata 

Ma8kinong6    

Mason  Point, . . . 

Mechanic's  Settlm 
Mechanicsville. .. 

Mecheche 

Mecunoma 

Medford  

Medford 

Penobsquis  599-12 
via  Ottawa 
Gleichen  535-53 
South  River  580-67 

Masonville  

Massawippi 

Massett 

Middlesex  E  1 
Stanstead . . . 
Comox-Atlin 
Algoma  ER. 

Grey  E  R. . . . 
Labelle 

Colchester... 

Quebec    

Rimouski  . . . 
Bonaventure 
Renfrew  S  R 

Souris 

Thunder  Bay 
Rainy  Rive 

Victoria 

Beauce  

NWestminste 
Colchester... 
Nipissing  . . . 
Guysboro'  . . . 
Sunbury  

Strathcona . , . 

Digby 

Sheflford 

Prince 

Moose  Jaw . . 
Glengarry  . . . 
Grey  E  R  . . . . 
Carleton  .... 
Digby 

Kingsport  562-2, 

392-3 
Grand  Falls  535-84 

*Massey  Station  . 
Massie 

^Medicine  Hat  . . 
Medicine  Valley.. 

.'^35-53 

Laoombe  535-63 
Thamesford  535-35 

Masson 

Medor  a  Station.. 

Meductic 

Meeting  Creek. . 

Meig's  Corners. ,. 
Meiklefield 

Meiseners 

Mekiwin 

535-57  (R.  R.  name 

Mass  Town 

Mastai 

Medora) 
391  or  Woodstock 
535-86-90 

Wetaskiwin535-63- 

*Matap6dia  

Matawatchan 

*Mather 

113 
St'nbri'geE.  19419 
W.  Merigonishe 

Matherford 

599-7 
Cherryfield  589-1 
Keys  535-100,  or 

Mathieu  

Matsqui  

MattatallLake... 

*Mattawa  

Mattie 

Melancthon 

Melanson   

Melboro' 

*  Melbourne 

Melbourne 

Melbourne 

Melbourne  Ridge. 

Melcombe 

Meldrum  Bay  . . . 

Meldrum  Creek.. 
Melford 

Burton  534-6 
535-40 

Grand  Prd  562-1 
Kingsbury  653 
693-37 

Maugerville 

Richmond  580-8-12 
.535-52 
Kingsbury  653 

Mavillette 

Mawcook 

Lansdowne  580-9 
148-6,424,  in  winter 

Maxiamville 

via  Spanish 
535-25 

*Maxville 

Maxwell 

Ashcroft  535-70 
wiaPt.  Hastings  NS 

Maxwell 

Melfort           ..   . 

.534-12 

MaxwelltonSta.. 

Melgund 

580-46  (R.  R.  name 
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RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.   R.  STATION, 
8REKET,PP,174-178 

Melissa 

Muskoka 0 

Novar  580-67 

Micksburg  

Mie-MacGd.  Mns. 

Renfrew  N  R . . .  0 

Pembroke  580-112 

Melita 

Souris M 

Edmonton Alta 

535-58 
Edmonton  535-03 

Lunenburg NS 

311                       ' 

Mellowdale 

Bridgewater  589-1- 

Melocheville 

Beauharnois....  Q 

Beauharnois  805-40 

3,374 

580-15 

Midale 

Qu'Appelle.-.Sask 

535-66 

Hastings  E  R  . . .  0 
Guysboro' . . . .  N  S 
Westmoreland.  NB 

Mid.  Barney's  R. . 

Pictou     . .        N  S 

Barney  River  Sta. 
599-7 

Melrose 

Sherbrooke  370 

Melrose 

638 

Middleboro' 

Cumberland..  NS 

Doherty  Cr.  599*15 

Melrose 

Selkirk M 

via  Selkirk  M 

Middle  Beaver  B. 

Halifax N  S 

Beaver  Bank  5621 

Melton 

Dauphin M 

Annapolis N  S 

Daup'in  534-6-12-13 
Kingston  Sta.  562-1 

Middle  Cape 

Middle  Church. . . 

Cape  Breton...  NS 
Selkirk M 

Meloern  Square. . 

535-61 

Melville 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

Oonsecon  544 

Middle  Caraquet. 

Gloucester N  B 

Caraquet  540 

Melville 

Inverness N  S 

Mclntyre's  Lake 

Mid'leClvde  River 

Shelburne  ....NS 

Shelburne  589-3 

599-14 

Mid'le  Country  H. 

Guysboro'....  NS 

Isaac's  Harbor  368, 

MeUille 

Saltcoats Sask 

Neudorf  535-111 

371-1 

Melville  Cross. .. 

Peel 0 

535-39-40  (RR  name 
Melville  June.) 

MiddleCoverd'le. 

Albert NB 

Moncton599-l-2-12 
627 

Melvin 

Dundas O 

Winchester  535-33 

Middle  E.Pubnico 

Yarmouth NS 

589-5  (R  R  name 

St.   Entreroonts) 
Liverpool  589-3,373 

Memel  .. 

Albert               N  B 

Hopewell  Hill  693 
599-1 

Memramcook 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Middlefield 

Queen's N  S 

MemranicookE... 

Westmoreland. NB  Memramcook  599-1 

Middle  Greenfield 

Carleton NB 

Florenceville535-90 

Memi-amcook  W. . 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Memramcook  599-1 

Middle  Haines'ille 

York NB 

Zealand  Station 

Menard  Corner  . . 

St.  John Q 

via  St.  Jean  Que. 

635-83 

Menard  ville 

Iberville Q 

St.  Brigide  Station 

Mid'le  La  Have  .  F 

Lunenburg..  .,N  S 

Lunenb'g  589-3, 373 

194-19,  535-3 

Middle  Lake 

Humboldt.... Sask 

Humboldt  534-13 

Menie    

Northumb'ER..O 

Hoard's  Sta.  580-27 

Mi'le  Manchester. 

Guysboro'  . . . .  N  S 

Guysborough   368, 
369-2 

Menisino 

Provencher M 

Emerson    535-55, 

534-1 

Middlemarch 

Elgin  WR 0 

889-2 

Meno 

Sask  atr'b  p  wa  n  Sn  iV 

Bresaylor  534-13 
535-58 

*M.Musquodoboit 
Middlemiss 

Halifax              N  S 

Shubenacadie5991 
580-97,  196-5 

Menteith 

Brandon M 

Middlesex  W  R..0 

Menzie 

Marquette M 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
King's NB 

Glenforsa  534-10 
N.Battleford534-14 
Avonmore  543 

Middle  Ohio 

Mi'dlePort'rsLake 
Middle  River  .... 

Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 

Halifax NS 

Victoria NS 

589-3  373 

Meota 

Mercer 

via  Baddeck, N  S 

Mercier 

Montmagny Q 

S.  Pierre  M'tmagny 

Middle  Sackville. 

Westraoreland.NB 

638 

599-3 

Middle  Sackville.. 

Halifax N  S 

Bedford  562-1,5991 

Meredith 

Charlotte  ....NB 

Lawrence  St.  535-89 

Middlesboro' 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Spencer's  Bridge 

Meridian 

AssaEast  ....Sask 

Glen  Ewen  535-58 

535-70 

Merigonish . . 

Pictou N  S 

599-7 

Middlesex 

Albert NB 

Salisb'y  599-12,  693 

Merivale 

Carleton 0 

via  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Middle  Simmond^i 

Carleton NB 

Peel  535-90 

*  Merlin 

Kent  W  R            0 

889-2 

Mid.  Sou'ampt'n. 

York         .       N  B 

CanterburyStat'n 
535-90 

Mermaid  Farm.. 

Queen's P  E I 

via  Charlottetown 

Merna 

Strathcona Alta 

Wetaskiwin  535-63 

Middle  Stewiacke 

Colchester NS 

Brookfield  599-1 

*Merrickville.... 

Grenville 0  535-33,  319,  327-2 

*Middleton 

Annapolis N  S 

562-1,  589-1 

Merridale 

Marquette M  Roblin  534-14 

Middleton 

Prince PE  I 

Kinkora  6652 

Merritt 

Yale-Cariboo.  .B  CSpence's  Bridge 

Middleton 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Dorchester  599-1 

535-70 

Middleton 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Antigonishe  699-7 

*Merritton 

Lincoln 0  641,  580-83-88 

*Middlemlle 

Lanark  N  R 0 

Perth  535-34,  327-2 

Merton 

Halton 0  Bronte  580-87 

Middle  WPulniico 

Yamaouth  ....NS 

Pubnico  Head  589-5 

Mervin 

Saskatchewan  Sask 'N.  BatUef'd  534-14 

Midford 

Parry  Sound  ...  0 

South  River  580-67 

Meskanaw    . 

Humboldt         Sask  Kinist.ino.'i34-12 

Midgell  

King's PET 

Westmoreland.N  B 

665-4 

Metgermette 

Beauce Q 

Beauceville  Est 

Midgic  Station , . . 

638  (R  R  name 

675-1 

Midgic) 

*  Metdbechouan . . 

Chicoutimi Q 

674-1 

Midhurst   

SimcoeNR 0 

535-48 

Methven.  . 

Brandon               M 

K^r^-FA 

*  Midland 

Midland 

SimcoeER 0 

King's NB 

580-32,  430-3 

Meteghan 

Digby N  S  381  or  Meteghan 

Norton  637,  599-12 

1     Station  562-1 

Mid  Lothian 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

Burks  Falls  580-67, 

Meteghan  River. 

Digby N  S;  Meteghan  Sta.  562-1 

420-4 

Meteghan  Station 

Digby N  S  5621  (R.  R.  name 

Mid  Lothian  Wh'f 

Parry  Sound    . . .  0 

Burk's  Falls  680-67 

1     Meteghan) 

Midnapore 

Calgary Alta 

535-64 

*Metcalfe  - 

Carleton 0 ,  Osgoode  Sta.  535-20 

Midville  Branch. 

Lunenburg NS 

Bridgew'ter589-l-3 

Metchosin 

Nanaimo B  C  via  Victoria 

374 

M^thot's  Mills... 

Lotbini^re Q 

580-12 

Midway    

Albert NB 

Albert  693 

Metlakatla 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

450-5,  455-1 

Midway 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

464-108,  535-72 

Metropolitan  .... 

Perth  SR 0 

Granton  580-51 

Miguasha 

Bonaventure Q 

351orNouvelle508 

Metz 

Wellington  NR..0 

Arthur  535-41 

Miguasha  West... 

Bonaventure Q 

Nouvelle  508 

Mewassin 

Edmonton . . .  Alta 

Strathcona  535-63, 

Mikado 

Mackenzie....  Sask 

Canora  534  13 

534-14 

Milan 

Compton Q 

535-7 

Meyersburg 

Northumb'  ER..0 

Campbellf'rd580-27 

Milberta 

Nipissing 0 

Thornlow  699 

Meyer's  Flat 

Yale-Cariboo..  B  C 

Penticton  445-6 

Milburn    

King's P  E  I 

Marie  Bridge  665-4 

Meyronne 

Moose  Jaw  ...Sask 

Moose  Jaw  535-52 

Milby  

Sherbrooke  . . . .  Q 

Lennoxville  114-75 

*Miami 

Macdonald M 

Lanark  S  R O 

534-2 

Perth  535-34,  3-27-2 

Milden 

Assa  West... Sask 

535-7,  580-8 

Micaville 

Hanley  534  22 

Michael's  Bay 

AlgomaER....  0 

Sou.  Baymouth  426 

*Mildrna.y  

Bruce  S  R O 

580-54 

Michaud... 

Victoria NB 

Baker  Brook  700-1 

Mild  View 

Grenville 0 

Merrickville  535  33 

Michaudsville 

St.  Hyacinthe. . .  Q 

Mile  End 

Maisonneuve Q 

535  18  (R  R  Sta.  in 

Michel 

Kootenay B  C 

AlgomaWR 

535-67 

Hochelaga  Dist.) 

MichipicotenHar. 

502-2,  148-4  (R  R 

Milestone 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

535-66 

n.  Michipicoten) 
Michipicoten  Har- 

Miletta 

535-7  (R.R.  name 
Milletta) 

MichipicotenRiv. 

Algoma  W  R. . . .  0 

bor  502-2,  148-4 

Militia  Point  .... 

Inverness N  S 

Riv.Dennis  859914 

Mickle 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Chesley  580-55 

Milford 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

via  Picton,  Ont. 

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Milford 

Milford  Bay  

Milford  Haven. . . 

MilfordHav'n .  Bri 

Milford  Station. . 

Milkish 

Milk  River 

Millanville 

Millar 


Millar's  Corners . 
Millarton 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Annapolis N  S 

St.  John NB 

Muskoka 0 

AlgomaWR O 


Guysboro' 


NS 


Millarville 

*Millbank  . . . 

Millbank 

Mill  Bridge  .. 
*MiU  Brook  . 
MillbrookSta. 


Mill  Brook 
Mill  Brook 
Mill  Cove.. 


Mill  Cove . 


Mill  Cove.... 
Mill  Creek  .. 
Mill  Creek... 
Milledgeville 
Mille  Isles . . . 


*Mille  Roches. 
Miller  Lake . . . 

Miller 

Miller's  Creek 

Miller  ton 

Millet 

Mille  Vaches. 

Millfield   

Mill  Grove . . . 
Mill  Haven... 


Milliken. 


Milliiigton 


Millington   

Million 

Mill  River 

Mill  River  East ... 

Mill  Road 

Mill  Settlement.. 
Mill  Settlement  W 

Millside 

Millstream 

Millstreara 

Millstream 

Millsville 

*Milltown  


Milltown  Cross 

Millvale 

Mill  View 

Mill  Village  . . 


Millville 

Millville  

MillvilleBoulard'. 

Millwood 

Milner 

Milnerton 

Milne's  Landing. 
Milnikek 


Hants NS 

King's NB 

Alberta Alta 

Megantic Q 

Thunder  Bay  and 
Rainy  River.  ..O 

Grenville  O 

Bruce  N  R O 

Calgary Alta 

Perth  NR O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 


Annapolis   Royal 

562-1 
Fairville  535-88-92 
420*3  orBracebri'ge 

580-67 
via  RichardsLand 

ing,  O.,  or  Bruce 

Mines  535-25 
Guysborough   368 

369-2 
5991(RRnMilford) 
Whitehead  390-3 
503-1 
St.JulianSta  580-12 

Kakabeka  535-51 
Oxford  Sta.  535-20 
Kincardine  580-48, 

165-1,  423 
Okotoks  535-64 
535-47 


Northumb'. . .  .N  B  Chatham599-19,353 
Hastings  E  R. ..  O  544 

Durham O  580-35 

Durham O  580-35  (R.R.  nam 

Millbrook  Jun.) 

Pictou N  S  Gl'ng'ry  Sta.  599'13 

Queen's N  B! Narrows  390-5 

Lunenburg  ..  N  S|Hubbards    Cove 

I     589-3 
Queen's N  B, Waterbor'ugh390-2 

or  Youngs  Cove637 


Queen's PE  I 

Cape  Bret  on...  NS 

Macdonald M 

St.  John NB 

Argenteuil Q 

Stormont O 

Bruce  N  R O 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Hants NS 

Northumb'and.N  B 
Strathcona  ..  Alta 

Saguenay  Q 

Megantic  Q 

VVentworth 0 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

York  C  R O 

Brome Q 


Ontario  NR O 

Dauphin M 

Prince PEI 

Prince PEI 

Lunenburg  . .  N  S 

Sunbury N  B 

Sunbury N  B 

N.  Westminster  BC 

King's NB 

Bonaventure Q 

Nanaimo B  C 

Pictou N  S 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 


King's PEI 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's N  S 

King's N  S 

York N  B 

Cape  Breton... NS 

Marquette M 

N  WestminsterBC 
Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Nanaimo B  C 

Bonaventure Q 


Bedford  Sta.  665 
OT'aN.  Sydney,  NS 
Willow  R'nge  534-6 
via  St.  John's  N  B 
St  Jerome  535-23, 

532-2 
580-9 

via  Wiarton.Ont. 
Lashburn  534-14 
Newport  562-4 
599-8 
535-63 

Tadousac 329-8 
S.  Julie  Sta.580-12 
via  Hamilton,  Ont 
Ernestown  Station 

580-9 
580-36  (R.  R.  name 

Millikens) 
Mansonville  Sta. 

535-3  or  Boltons 

Springs  653*1 
Uptergrove  580-32 
Makinak  534-6 
665-l(RR  n.  Duvar) 
Alberton  665*1 
ChesterBasin  589-3 
Hoyt  Sta.  535*88 
Hoyt  535-88 
535-71 
Sussex  599*12 

2 

via  Victoria 
Scotsburn  599-15 
5Zb-89  freight  only 

or  via  St.  Stephen 

NB 
Montague665 -7,362 
Breadalbane   655-1 
665-5 
589-3  (R.  R.  name 

Med  way) 
Aylesford  562-1 
535-83 

via  N.  Sydney,  N  S 
535-101 
Langley  450  3 
Innisfail535-63 
via  Victoria,  B  C 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Milo 

Milo  Lot  9. 
Milot 


Milton 

Milton  Brae 

Milton  East 

Milton  Station . , 
^Milton  West . . . 
Milsap 


*Milverton 

*Mimico 

Miminegash    . . . 

Mimosa 

Mina 

Minasville 

Minburn 

Minda  

Mine  Centre  Sta. 


Mineville 

*Minden 

Mindemoya 

Mineral    

Mineral  Rock  . . 
Mineral  Springs. 

Minerve 

Miner's  Bay 


Minesing. 
Minett 


Mingan  

Miniota 

MinistikLake.. .. 

Minitonas 

Mink  Cove 

Mink  Lake 

*Minnedosa    

Minnewakan 

Min'icoganashene 
(P  O  in  summer) 

Minniehill 

Minnitaki 

Minto 

Minto  


Minto  

Minto  

Minton... 
Minudie.. 
Miquelon . 
Mira  Gut . 


Mirabel 

Miranda  

Miron 

Mirror  

Mirror  Lake 

Miscou  Centre  . . 

Miscouche 

Miscou  Light'ouse 

Miscou  Plains 

Miscou  Harbour. 
Mi86re 


Mispec 

Mistawasis. .. 
Mistassini  .. 
Missanahie . . 
Mission  City 


Mission,  St.  Louis 
Mississippi  Sta  . . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Calgary Alta 

Prince PEI 

Three  Rivers  and 

St.  Maurice... Q 

Queen's N  S 

Gloucester. .  ..N  B 

Sheflford Q 

Queen's PEI 

Halton 0 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Perth  NR O 

YorkCR O 

Prince PE  I 

Wellington  S  R  .0 
Northumb'l'dWRO 

Hants N  S 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Rainy  River. . . 


Halifax N 

Haliburton O 

Algoma  E  R 0 

Carleton NB 

Cape  Breton.  ..NS 

Wentworth O 

Labelle Q 

Victoria  and 

Haliburton O 

Simcoe  N  R O 


Muskoka O 


Missoula. . 
Mistatim. 


Mitchell . 


Saguenay Q 

Marquette M 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Dauphin M 

Digby NS 

Edmonton  ....Alta 

Marquette M 

Dauphin M 

Muskoka O 

Grey  NR O 

Rainy  River O 

Souris M 

Pictou N  S 

Hastings  WR...0 

Queens N  B 

Stanstead Q 

Cumberland . .  N  S 

Wolfe Q 

Cape  Breton . . .  N  S 

Two  Mountains  .  Q 

Missisquoi Q 

Pontiac Q 

Assa.  West.. Sask. 

Kootenay B  C 

Gloucester N  B 

Prince PEI 

Gloucester N  B 

Gloucester N  B 

Gloucester N  B 

Charlevoix Q 

St.  John NB 

SaskatchewanSask 

Chicoutimi Q 

Algoma  W  R. . . .  O 
N.  Westminster.  BC 

Bonaventure Q 

Frontenac 0 

[Pontiac Q 

Mackenzie Sask 

'Perth  SR O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,rP.174-l78 


Gleichen  535-63 
Coleman  665*1 

Yamachiche  535*21 
589-3,  373 
Bathurst  599-2 
Granbv  194-20 
665  l(ilRn  Milton) 
580-65,  535-35,  (RR 

name  Milton) 
Newburgh  509-2 
580-53,  535-47 
580-87,  535-44 
Bloomfield  665-1 
Orton  535-36 
via  Port  Hope,  Ont 
Ke'netc'kC'r  562-4 
534-14 

MedicineHat535-53 
534  20  (R.R.  name 

Mine  Centre) 
via  Halifax,  N  S 
Gelert  580-30 
Pi  ovidenceBay  426 
Beechwood  535-90 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
703 
Labelle  535-23 

Kinmount  580-30 
580-69  (R.  R.  name 

Minesing) 
420*3  (Landing  n. 

Clevelands)  or 

Staney  Brae  532*1 
345 
535*50 

Strathcona  535*53 
534*12 

381  or  ma  Digby,  NS 
Strathcona  535*63 
535*100-101-103 
Oak  Point  534*11 
430-3  or  Midland 

580-32 
via  Meaford,  Ont. 
535*51 

464-91,  534-3 
Meadowville  Sta'n 

599-15 
Stirling  580-27 
637 

NorthHatleyll4*75 
River  Hebert  525 
Danville  580*12 
698  (R.  R.  name 

Mira) 
533*4 

Clarenceville  677*1 
Haileybury  699 
Saskatoon  535*62 
Kalso  608 
Shippigan  540 
665-1 

Shippigan  540 
Shippigan  540 
Shippigan  540 
Les  Emboulements 

329-8 
via  St.  John,  N  B 
Duck  Lake  534-22 
Roberval  674 
535-13 
Mission  Junction 

535-70-73 
Carleton  508 
611  (R.  R.  name 

Mississippi) 
Waltham  535*28 
Crooked  River 

634*12 
580*52 


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POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA.            [1911 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

0FFICK8. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SKEKEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICKS. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEy,pp.  174-178 

Mitchell  Bay  .... 

Elalifax NS 

Marie  Joseph  370 

Mont  Nebo 

SaskatchewanSask 

Duck  Lake  534  22 

Mitchell's  Bay  . . . 

Kent  WR 0 

via  Chatham,  Ont. 

Montpelier 

Labelle 

•  Q 

Papineauville  535'- 

Mitchell  River  . . . 

King's PEI 

Cardigan  Bridge 

18,  327,  328 

665-3 

^Montreal 

Hochelaga . . . 

•  Q 

805-40,  535-3-18-21- 

Mitchell  Settlem'tRestigouche  .  .N  B] 

Jacquet  Riv.  599-2 

33,  533-1,  580-8-9- 

Mitchell  Square.. 

Siincoe  N  R O 

Hawkstone  580*67 

13,  677-3,  599-16, 

Mitchell  Sta 

Nicolet Q 

59916  (R.  R.  name 
Mitchell) 

320,321,324,346, 
327,  328, 338.  337, 

Mitchellview 

Mackenzie....  Sask 

Yorkton  535-101 

348,    329-2-3-4-5- 

Mitchellville 

Leeds 0 

Lansdowne  580-9 

6-7 

Mizonette 

Gloucester.... N  B 

Grande  Anse  540 

Bleury  St 

Montreal 

•Q 

Mochelle 

Annapolis N  S 

Annapolis  Royal 

Boulevard       St 

562-1 

Denis 

do        East. 

■Q 

Model  Fann 

Mackenzie  ...Sask 

Shepo  535-112 

Chaboillez  Sq... 

do        ..... 

...Q 

Moe's  River 

Compton  Q 

Compton  580-8 

*City  Councillor 

Moffat 

Halton  0 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 
Brant 0 

535-37 

Wolseley  535-52 
703  (R  R  name  Mt. 

Street  

Cotn'ission'rs  St. 

do 
do 

•Q 

•  Q 

Mofifat  .. 

Mohawk 

*Dry8dale 

do        

Pleasant) 

Cote  St.  Louis.. 

do        

Moira 

Hastings  WR...0 

West  Huntingdon 
580-33 

Leduc  Sub-Office 
''Fullum  St.'.... 

do        

'.'.q 

do        

Moisie  

Saguenay Q 

Perth  NR 0 

345 

Mount     Royal 
Avenue 

Molesworth 

Listowel  580-48-53 

do 

.  ..Q 

Moline 

Marquette M 

Rapid  City  535-103 
535-51-102 

Ontario  St  E... 

do        

•  •Q 

Molson 

Selkirk M 

Ontario  St.  Cen. 

do        

Moltke 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Neustadt  580-55 

Pare  Lafontaine 

do        

o 

Monaghan 

Queen's PEI 

LakeVerd  665-5-6 

Park  Avenue — 

do        

•-Q 

Monalea 

Argenteuil Q 

Carillon  541,  327, 

*Pt.  St.  Charles. 

do        

• .  .Q 

328 

*  Prince  Arthur 

Monarch.   . . . 

Macleod Alta 

Wellington  NR..0 

Macleod  535-64 
Arthur  635-41 

Street 

Rachfcl  St 

do        .... 
do        

..Q 

Monck 

Monckland  Sta . . 

Stormont 0 

535-33  (R.  R.  name 

Roy  St.    

do        

•  -Q 

Monklands) 

*St.Cath'nes  S.  C 

do        

.  ..Q 

Moncrieflf 

Huron  E  R 0 

Ethel  580-48 

St.  Catherine  St. 

*Moncton 

Westmoreland.  NB 

627,  599-1-2-12 

East 

do        

Q 

Moncton  Road. .. 

Westmoreland.N  B 

Shediac  599-11 

St.Cath'nesS.W 

do        

...Q 

Mond 

Algoma 0 

Victoria  Mines 

St.  Denis  St ... . 

do        

...q 

535-25 

St.  Gabriel  de 

Moneta 

Alberta '.Alta 

Red  Deer  535-63 

Montreal   

do        

:::§ 

Monetville  

Nipissing 0 

Warren  535-13 

""St.HenrideMon 

do        

Moneymore 

Hastings  E  R.  . .  0 

Tweed  535-34, 509-1 

St  Jean  Baptiste 

Mong-enais 

Vaudreuil Q 

St.  Justine  Station 
580-105 

de  Montreal  . . 
St.   Jean    de    la 

do        

...Q 

Mongolia 

York  C  R 0 

Stouffvi'le580 -36-37 

Croix 

do        

...<; 

Monk's  Head  .... 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Taylor's  Road599-7 

"^ St.  Lawrence  St. 

Monk  Road 

Hastings  WR...0 

Bancroft  600,  544-1 

Centre 

do        

. .  .(^ 

Monkton 

Perth  SR 0 

535-47 

St.  Louis  Square 

do        

. .  .^ 

Mono  Centre 

Dufferin 0 

Orangeville  535-40 
Caledon,  E.  580-65 

Statio7i  B 

do        

. .  .0 

Mono  Mills 

Peel 0 

*Station  C 

do        

...Q 

Monominto 

Provencher M 

Dufresne  534-18 

Sub-Office,  No.  16 

do        

. .  .Q 

Mono  Road  Sta.. 

Peel 0 

535-40  (R.  R.  name 

Sub-Office,  No.  17 

do        

...Q 

Mono  Road) 

Sub-Office,  No.  18 

do        

...Q 

Monsell 

Muskoka     0 

Bracebridge  580*67 
420-3 

Sub-Office,  No.  19 
Sub-Office,No.24 

do        

'.'.'.(, 

do        

*MontaqueBridge 

King's PEI 

665-7,  362 

Sub-Office  No.  20 

do        

•  ;;^ 

Montag'eG.  Mines 

Halifax N  S 

oia  Halifax,  N  S 

Sub.Office,No.  31 

do        

Montagne  Ronde. 

Beavice Q 

Tring  Junct'n  675, 

Sub-Office,  No. '28 

do        

•  --Q 

675-2 

Sub-Office,No.  27 

do        

. .  .Q 

Montauban 

Portneuf Q 

533-1  (RRn.  Notre 

Sub-Office,No.  29 

do        

..C, 

Dame  desAnges) 

Sub-Office, No.  25 

do        

..Q 

Montcalm 

Montcalm Q  533-4 

Sub-Office,  No.  26 

do        

.  ..Q 

Montcerf 

Wright Q  Maniwaki  535-27 

Sub-Office,  No.  34 

do        

.  ..Q 

Montigrny 

Labelle Q  Nomininque  535-23 

Sub-Office,  No.36 

do        

..Q 

Mont  Dufresne  . . 

Richmond Q,  via  Sherbrooke,  Q 

Sub-Office,No.  .37 

do        

.  ..(J 

Monteagle 

Westmoreland.N  B, Salisbury  599  12 

Sub-Office,No.30 

do        

..  .t, 

Monteajrle  Valley 

Hastings  E  R. . .  0| Bancroft  600,  544-1 

Sub-Office,  No.  33 

do        

Q 

Monte  Bella 

Labelle Ql 535-18,  328, 3-27 

Sub-Office,No.39 

do        

•  •  -^ 

Monte  Creek 

Yale-Cariboo.  BC 

535-70  (R.  R.  name 

Victoria  Avenue 

do        

. .  .(^ 

Ducks) 

Montreal  Rioer.. 

Nipissing  . . . 

..  ( 

318    or   Lumsdens 

Monteflore 

Souris M 

Goodlands  535-69 

Mills,  Q.  535-26 

Montfort 

Argenteuil Q 

533-5 

Montreal  West... 

Jacques  Cartier. .  Q 

535-3-33, 

Monticello 

Dufferin 0 

Grand  V'y  535-41 

Montreal  West.. 

.Jacques  Cartier.. Q 

805-40,    535-3-33, 

Monticello 

King's PEI 

Head  S.Peters  Bay 
665-4 

580-9  (R  R  name 
Montreal  Jun.  on 

Mont  Louis 

Gaspe Q 

348  or  Little  Metis 

805-40,  535-3  33) 

Station  599-2 

Montreal  South. 

Chambly 

..tj 

677-3 

*Montmagny 

Montmagny Q 

599-3 

Mont  Rolland  . . . 

Terrebonne. 

...U 

St.  Adele  535  23 

Montinartre 

Qa'Appelle...Sask 

534  15 

Montrose 

Welland 

..  (J 

693-24 

Montmorency  E. . 

Montmorency  ..  Q 

679  (R.    R.    name 

Montrose  

Prince 

PEI 

Alberton  665-1 

Little  Village) 

Montrose 

Portage  laPrairieM 

Petrel  534-16 

Montmorency  F'ls 

Quebec Q 

676 

Montrose 

Colchester.. 

N  b 

Lond'd'y  Sta.  5991 

M'ntmorencyVil. 

Quebec Q 

676  (R.  R.  name 
St.  Gregorie) 

Mont  St.  Hilaire. 

Rouville 

..<J 

St.  Hilaire  Sta. 
580-8,  599-16 

1911] 


POST   OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN    CANADA. 


235 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NBAK- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED.ORNEAR. 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KBY,PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KBY,PP.  174-178 

Mont  St.  Pierre.. 

Gaspd Q 

Mont  Louis  348 

Morvan     

Antigonishe  ..N  S 

James  R'r  Sta.  599 -7 

Monval 

strathcona Alta 

Parry  Sound  ....0 

Stettler  535-114 
Barnsdale532-1,423 

Morven 

Lennox  and 
Addington 0 

Moon  Falls 

Napanee580-9,509-2 

Moon  Hills 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Morwick 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Melfort  534-12 

Moon  River 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

via  Parry  Sound,  0 

Mosborough 

Wellington  S  R..  0 

580-51 

(Summer  Office) 

Moscow 

Lennox  and 

Moonstone 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

Coldwater  580-32 

Addington....  0 

.509-1 

Moor  Lake  Sta... 

Renfrew  NR....0 

535-12 

Moser's  River 

Halifax    NS 

Port  Dufferin  368, 

*  Mooretown 

Lambton  WR...0 

889-3 

370,  371-1 

"Moorefield.... 

Wellington  NR..0 

580-54 

Mosgrove 

Carleton    0 

Bell's  Corn's  535-12 

Moorepark 

Marquette 53 

5-109 

Mosher's  Corner.. 

Annapolis N  S 

MidTt'n  562-1,589-1 

Mooresburg 

Grey  S  R 0 

Chesley  580-55 

Mosherville 

Hants NS 

562-4 

Moore's  Mills 

Charlotte          N  B 

535-89 

Mossbank 

Mooseiaw        Sask 

Moosejaw  535-52 
390-3  or  Rothesay 

Mooresville 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Centralia  580-50 

Moss  Glen 

King's NB 

Moose  Brook.... 

Hants NS 

KennetcookC.  562-4 

599-12 

Moose  Creek 

Stormont 0 

580-105 

Mosside 

Edmonton Alta 

St.  Albert  534  24 

Moosehead 

Halifax NS 

Port  Dulferin  368, 
370,  371-1 

Mosside 

Lambton  E  R  . . .  0 

Alvinston  693-37, 

580-82 

Moose  Horn  Bay. 

Dauphin M 

Westburn  535-100 

Moss  Lake 

Mackenzie..  .  .Sask 

Kamsack  534-13 

*Moose  Jaw 

Assa.  West... Sask 

535-52-107 

Mossleigh 

Calgary Alta 

High  River  535-64 

Moose  Lake 

Mackenzie Sask 

Pri'ceAlbert535-62 

Mossley 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Harrietsville  535-28 

Mooseland 

Halifax    NS 

West  River  Sheet 
Harbo'r368,371-l 

Mossman's  Grant. 

Lunenburg NS 

589-1  (R  R  name 
Mossmans) 

Moose  Mountain. 

Carleton NB 

Bath  535-90 

Mosten  

Assa.  West... Sask 

Hanley  534-22 

Moose  River 

Pictou N  S 

New  Glasgow  599- 

Motherwell 

Perth  SR 0 

St.  Pauls  Sta.  580 -51 

7-10-13 

Moulie's  River . . . 

Kent N  B 

Harcourt  599-2 

Moose  River 

Bagot Q 

Danby  580-8 

Moulin  Basinet.. 

Joliette Q 

St.  Felix  de  Valois 

Moose  River 

Cumberland. . .  N  S 

Parrsborough  549, 

53517 

392-3 

Moulin  Cantin.,.. 

Arthabaska Q 

Warwick  580  12 

Moose  R.G.Min's. 

Halifax NS 

Shubenacadie599-1 

Moulin  Desbiens. 

Chicoutiml Q 

Metabechou'n674-l 

*Moosomin 

Assa.  East  ...Sask 

535-52 

Moulin  Dubois. .. 

Arthabaska Q 

Vict'riaville  580-12- 

Moran  

Northumberl'd.NB 

Blissfield  599-19 

Moulinette 

Stormont 0 

580-9                    [14 
Weedon  675 

Morar 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Antigonishe  599-7 

Moulin  Fontaine. 

Wolfe Q 

Moravian  town . . . 

KentER 0 

Both  well  535-42, 

Moulin  Lacroix . . 

Montcalm Q 

Laurentides  535-24 

580-97 

Moulin  Mignault. 

Rimouski Q 

LacauSaum'n.599-2 

Moray 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Park  Hill  580-51 

Moulin  Tardif.... 

Wolfe Q 

Vict'ri'ille580-12-14 

*Morden 

Lisgar M 

535-57 

Moulin  Tetu 

Lotbiniere Q 

St.  Agapit580-12 

King's NS 

Levis Q 

Aylesford  502 -1 
St.  H.  de  Levis  675 

Moulin  Vallifere. 

Montmorency.  ..Q 
Haldimand    ....  0 

Beauport  676 
196-5,  580-97 

Moreau 

Moulton  

Morehead 

Pontiac Q 

Northumberl'd.NB 

535-28 
U.Blackville  599-19 

Mound 

Calgary Alta 

Dundas 0 

Olds  535-63 

Morehouse 

Mountain 

535-33 

Morell  East: 

King's PEI 

Marie  Bridge  665-4 

Mountain  Brook.. 

Restigouche  ..NB 

Dalhousie599-5,350 

Morell  Rear 

King's PEI 

Morell  Sta.  665-4 

Mountain  Dale  . . 

King's    N  B 

Sussex  599-12 

Morell  Station  . . 

King's PEI 

665-4  (RRn  Morell) 

Mountain  Gap   .. 

Dauphin M 

GilbertPlain8534-13 

Morewood 

Dundas 0 

Chesterville  535-33 

Mountain  Grove. 

Frontenac 0 

535-34 

Morganston 

Northumb'dER.O 

Colborne  580-9 

Mountain  House. 

Strathcona.  ..Alta 

Bowden  535-63 

Morganville 

Digby NS 

Smith's  Cove  562-1 

Mountain  Mill  .. 

Alberta Alta 

Pincher  Sta.  553-67 

Morigeau 

Montmagny Q 

St.  Francois  Mont- 

Mountain  Road . . 

Pictou N  S 

River  John  599-15 

magnv  599-3 

Mountain  Road.. 

Dauphin M 

Franklin  535-100 

Morin 

Bellechasse Q 

Boyer  599-3 

Mountain  View  . . 

Prince  Edward  ..0 

wiaBelleville,  Ont. 

Morinville 

Edmonton ....  Alta 

534-24 

Mountain  View. .. 

Alberta Alta 

Cardston  503-2 

Morin  Flats 

Argenteuil    Q 

.535-5 

*Motmt  Albert  . . 

YorkNR 0 

580-37,  532-1 

Morinus  

Muskoka 0 

Stanev  Brae  532*1 

Mount  Albion 

Wentworth 0 

Hannon  580-70 

Morisset  Station. . 

Dorchester Q 

Beauceville  675-1 

Mount  Albion 

Queen's PEI 

605-5 

Morley 

Grey  N  R 0 

Calgary Alta 

Strathcona  . .  Alta 

Richmond N  S 

via  St.  Peter's 

Morley 

535-53 

*  Mount  Brydges.. 

Middlesex  W  R    0 

580-85,535 -42(RRn. 
Caradocon535-42) 

Morningside 

.535-63 

"Morpeth 

KentER 0 

Ridgetown   693-34 

Mount  Buchanan. 

Queen's PEI 

Grand  view  665-5 

.  889-2 

Mo7it  Carmel 

Kamouraska  ....Q 

St.  Philip  de  Nery 

Moropano    

Souris M 

Baldur  534-2 

599-3 

*  Morris    

Provencher  . . . .  M 

534-1-2,  535-57 

Mount  Carmel  . . 

Kent NB 

St.  Anthony  627 

*Morrisburg  

Dundas  0 

.580-9,  3-20,  320-1, 

Mount  Carmel . . . 

Huron  E  R 0 

Park  Hill  580-51 

324,  329-3 

Mount  Carmel . . . 

Prince PEI 

Wellington  Station 

Morrisdale 

King's N  B 

Westfield  535-88, 

665  1 

390,  395 

Mount  Charles  . . 

Peel 0 

Malton  580-51 

Morris  Island 

Yarmouth NS 

Lower  Argyle  589-5 

Mount  Chesney.. 

Frontenac 0 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 

Morrison 

Inverness  . . . . N  S 

W.  Bay  Rd.  59914 

Mount  Denison  . . 

Hants N  S 

562  1  (R  R  name 

Morrison  Lake  . . 

Muskoka O 

Kilworthy  580-67 

Mount  Denson) 

Morrison  Station . 

Terrebonne Q 

.535-23  (U  R  name 

Mount  Dennis    . . 

York  SR 0 

West'n535 -405  80-51 

Morrison) 

Mount  Elgin 

Oxford  SR 0 

535  46 

Morris  Street 

City  of  Halifax  NS 

*Mnunt  Forest  . . 

Wellington  N  R..0 

580-46,  535-41 

Morriston    

Wellington  S  R..0 

Puslinch  535-35 

Mount  Green 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

Estevan  535-58 

Morrissey 

Kootenav B  C 

535-67,  464-67 

Mount  Hamilton . 

Wentworth 0 

via  Hamilton 

Morristown 

Antigonishe...  NS 

360  or  An  tig.  599-7 

Mount  Hanly 

Annapolis  ....NS 

Clarence  589-1 

Morristown 

King's NS 

Berwick  562-1 

Mount  Healy 

Haldimand 0 

York  580-79 

Millbrook  580-35 

King's NB 

Queen's PEI 

King's PEI 

Assa.  West  .  .Sask 

535-53 

Mount  Herbert 

665-5 

t Mortimer's  Point 

Muskoka 0 

4-20-3  or  Bala  532-1 

Mount  Hope    . . . 

CardiganB'ge  665*3 

l^ortlach 

Assa  West  ...Sask 

535 -.52 

Mount  Hope 

Bruce  N  R 0 

Dobbinton  580-55 

Morton 

Leeds 0 

Lyndhurst  516 

Mount  Horeb 

Victoria 0 

Reaboro  58035 

Morton's  Corner.. 

Lunenburg NS 

N'wGerma'y5S9-l-2 

Mount  Irwin  

Peterboro'  E  R..0 

Kinmount  580-30 

Morton  Park 

YorkNR O 

Roachs  Point  316 

Mount  Johnson . . 

St.  John Q 

677-1 

(Summer  Office) 

or  Lefroy  580-07 

Mount  Joy 

YorkCR O 

Markham  580-36 

236 


POST  OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS, 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

IJISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KKT.PP.  174-178 

SEE  KET.PP.  174-178 

PeterboroER...O 
N.Westminster.BC 

312-4  or  Lakefield 

580-31 
450-3,  458 

Mulock    

Grey  S  R 0 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

(Summer  Office) 

Mulock 

Yorkton  535-101- 

Mount  Lehman  . . 

112  or  Kamsack 

Mount  Loyal  .... 

Mount  Maple 

Mount  Middleton. 

Montcalm  . . 

"."q 

Montcalm  533-4 

Muncey  . . 

Middlesex  W  R    0 

693-37            [534-13 
.534-14 

Argenteuil 

Lachute  535-18 

Mundare 

Edmonton....  Alta 

King's    

.  NB 

Sussex  599-12 

Mundleville 

Kent N  B 

Rexton  610 

Mount  Murray. .. 
(Summer  Office) 

Charlevoix . . 

Q 

Murray  Bay  329  8, 

350-1 
Milton  West  535-35, 

580-65 

Victoria N  B 

535-90 

Halton 

....0 

Perth  SR 0 

N  Westminster.  BC 
Algoma  ER 0 

Mitchell  580-52 

Mount  Nemo 

Munro 

Nico'in  535 -70,450-3 

Munro  Siding 

535-13 

Mount  Olie 

Yale-Cariboo 

..BC 

Kamloops  535*70 

Munroe's  Bridge. 

Inverness N  S 

Orangedale  599-14 

Mount  Oscar 

Vaudreuil. . . 

...  Q 

Rigaud  535-31-32, 

Munroe's  Mills... 

Glengarry 0 

Glenroy  535-33 

328 

Munster 

Carleton 0 

Ashton  535-12 

Mount  Pisgah... 

King's    

Durham.... 

.  NB 
...  0 

Sussex  599-12 
Cavan535-34 

York NB 

Mouth  of  Keswick 

Mount  Pleasant . 

535-83 

Mount  Pleasant.. 

Prince  

.PEI 

Tyne  Valley 

Murchison  

Marquette M 

Fotherby  534-10 

665-1 

Murchison  

Nipissing 0 

Madawaska  580 -- 

Mount  Pleasant.. 

Cumberland 

..NS 

Oxford  599-15 

110-111 

Mount  Pleasant.. 

Carleton .... 

..NB 

Peel  535-90 

Murchyville    

Halifax N  S 

Shubenacadie  599-1 

*Mount  Pleasant 

CityVanc'uv'r.BC 

via  Vancouver  B  C 

Murillo 

Thunder  Bay 

535-51 

Mount  Prospect. . 

King's 

N  R 

Sniithtown  592 

GreyNR 0 

.580-55  (R  R  name 

Mount  Robson . . . 

Dorchester.. 

....Q 

St.  Henedine  675 

Murphy's) 

Mount  Rose 

Annapolis  . . 

Prince 

Macdonald  . 

.NS 
PEI 
...M 

Clarence  589-1 
O'Leary  Sta.  665-1 
via  Winnipeg,  Man 

Murphy 

Inverness N  S 

Northumb'E  R..0 

601 

Mount  Royal 

Murray 

544,  324  (R  R  name 

Mount  Royal .... 

Canal) 

Mount  Royal  Vale 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 

via  Montreal,  Que. 

*  Murray  Bay 

Charlevoix Q 

350-1,  329-8 

ML  Royal  Ave... 

Montreal  . . . 

...Q 

Branch  Post  Office 

Murray  Corner  . . 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Ca'eTormentine638 

Mount  Ryan  

Queen's 

.PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Murrayfield 

Pictou NS 

Meadowville  Stafn 

Mount  St  Louis. . 

Simcoe,  E  R 

...  O 

Hillsdale  580-66 

599-15 

Mount  St  Patrick. 

Renfrew  S  R. 

....0 

Ashdad  611 

Murray  Harb.  N 

King's PEI 

362  or  Murray 

Mount  Salem .... 

Elgin  ER... 

....0 

AylmerW'st  580-97 

River  665-5 

Mountsberg 

Wentworth 

...  0 

Puslinch  535-35 

Murray  Harb.Rd. 

Queen's  ....  PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Mount  Sherwood. 

Carleton .... 

....0 

via  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Murray  Harbor. 

King's PEI 

665-5,  362 

Mount  Stephen . . 

Simco  E  R  . . 

....0 

Cold  water  580-32 

Murray  Harb.  W. 

King's PEI 

Murray  River 

Mount  Stewart  . . 

Queen's 

PEI 

665-3  4(RRn.M'nt 

665-5,  362 

Stewart  June.) 

Murray  Park 

Macdonald M 

535-59 

Mount  Thom 

Pictou 

..NS 

West  River  Station 

Murray  River . . . 

King's PEI 

665-5,  362 

599-13 

Murray  Road 

Westmoreland.NB 

Ca'eTormentine638 

Mount  Tolmie  . . . 

Nanaimo  . . . 

..BC 

Sta.  of  Victoria  PO 

Murray  Valley  . . . 

Calgary Alta 

Olds  535-63 

Hants 

Brantford . . 

..NS 
...  0 

562-1 
580-78 

Murrells 

Pontiac Q 

Front  enac 0 

Shawville  535-28 

Mount  Vernon .  . . 

Murvale 

509-1,  611 

Queen's 

PEI 

Wood  Island  North 
665-5 

Hastings  ER 0 

Halifax NS 

Bancroft  600,  544-1 

Mushaboom 

West  River  Sheet 

Mount  View    .... 

Westmoreland.  NB 

UpperSackville638 

Harb'r  368,  371-1 

Mount  View 

Wellington  N  R..0 

Arthur  535-41 

Musidora 

Victoria Alta 

Vegreville  534-14 

Mountville 

Albert    

.  NB 

Cape  Station  693 

Muskoka  Falls  .. 

Muskoka 0 

Bracebridge580-67, 

Mount  Whatley.. 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

Westmoreland  P'nt 

420-3 

599-1 

Muskoka  Mills.... 

Simcoe 0 

Penetanguishene 

Mount  William  . . 

Pictou 

..N  S 

Westville  599-9 

580-69,  430-3 

Mount  Wolf 

Peel 

....0 

Palgrave  535-48, 

Muskoka  Station . 

Muskoka 0 

535-48-49 

580-65 

Musquash 

St.  John NB 

639 

Mount  Young 

Inverness  .. 

..NS 

Strathlorn  601 

Musquodohoit  H. 

Halifax N  S 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Mouth  of  Jemseg. 

Queen's ...". 
York 

.NB 

Gaaretown  390 

Musselyville 

Bonaventure Q 

Caplin  River  508 

Mouth  of  Kesw'k 

NB 

535-83  (R  R  name 

Mutrie 

Qu'Appelle  ..Sask 

Fillmore  535-65 

Keswick) 

Mutton  Bay 

Saguenay Q 

Esquimaux  Pt  345 

Mo.  of  St.  Francis 

Victoria  .... 

..NB 

Connor  700-1 

M^er's  Cave 

Frontenac 0 

Kaladar  Sta.  535-34 

Mowat 

Nipissing  . . . 

.,     0 

580-111  (R  R  name 

Myers  Point 

Halifax NS 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Canoe  Lake) 

Myncaster 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Midway  5S5-78 

Mowat  Island 

Parry  Sound 

....0 

Parry  Sound 

Myrenall 

Hastings  E  R . . .  0 

via  Belleville  Ont 

...M 

580-111 
535-68 

Myrnam. 

Edmonton Alta 

Ontario  S  R 0 

Mannville  534-14 

Mowbray 

Moyerton 

Myrtle    

580-38,  535-34 

Strathcona.. 

.  Alta 

Kitscoty  534-14 

Myrtle 

Lisgar M 

534-2 

*Moyle 

Kootenay  . . 

..BC 

535-67 

Myrtle  Creek 

Victoria Alta 

Chipman  534-14 

Mozart 

Humboldt. . . 

Sa,sk 

Wadena  534  6 

Myrtle  Station... 

Ontario  SR 0 

535-34,  580-38  (R  R 

Mud  Creek 

Lanark  S  R. 

...0 

535-34  (R  R  name 

name  Myrtle) 

Elmsley) 

Mystic 

Missisquoi Q 

535-1 

Muddy  Creek.... 

Prince 

PET 

Miscouche  665-1 

Naas  Harbour 

Comox-Atlin..BC 

450-5,  455-1  (Land- 

Mud Lake 

Algoma  E  R. 

....O 

Dayton  535-25 

ing  name  Naas) 

Muenster 

Humboldt  .. 

Sask 

534-13 

on  455-1 

Muir 

Oxfords  R.. 
Kent  E  R . . . 
Pontiac 

....0 
....0 

via  Woodstock,Ont 
693-34,  889-2 
Eardley  535  28 

Nackawick 

York N  B 

Victoria NB 

Carleton 0 

Millville  535-83 

Muir  Kirk    

Caron  Brook  700 

Muldoon 

Naer  Meehad 

Almonte  535-12 

Mulgrave 

Welland.... 

O 

Ridgeway  580-79 
599-7-14,  369-1-2-3 

Nahun 

Yale  Cariboo.. BC 

Okanagan  Landing 

Mulgrave 

Guysboro'... 

..NS 

535-74,445-6 

or  Ferry  from 

Nail  Pond 

Prince PEI 

Tignish  665-1 

Port  Hastings  & 
Pt.  Ha'kesb'y  NS 

Nairn 

Middlesex  N  R. .  0 

Ailsa  Craig  580-51 

*Nairn  Centre. . . 

Algoma 0 

535-25  (R  R  name 

Mull 

KentWR... 

0 

693-34 

Nairn) 

Mull  River 

Inverness  . . 

.  NS 

Mabou  601,  360 

Naisberry 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Melfort  534-12 

Mullifarry 

Middlesex  NR..0 

Strathroy  580-83 

NaJcusp    

Kootenay BC 

535-76,  445-1 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Dufiferin 0 

North   Battleford 

534-14 
AUiston  580-64 

Namaka  .         ... 

Calgary Alta 

Edmonton  ...Alta 

Gleichen  535-53 

Strathcona  535-63 

Mulmur 

534-14 

1911] 


POST  OFFICES   AND  RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


237 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Namur 

*Nanaimo 


Nancy 

Nanoose  Bay. 
Nanticoke  . . 

Nanton 

Nantyr 

*Napanee   .. 


Naphan    

Napier 

*Napierville 

*Napinka 

Nappan    

Nappan  Station. 

Napperton 

Naramata 

Narrow  Lake  — 

Narrows 

Narva 

Naseby 

Nashville 


LaLelle Q 

Nanaiino  BO 

Maskinong^ Q 

Comox-Atlin.  .B  C 

Haldimand O 

Alberta Alta 

Simcoe  S  R.  . . .  0 
Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Hastings  E  R  . . .  O 
Middlesex  W  R..  O 

Napierville Q 

Souris M 

Cumberland . .  N  S 
Cumberland  .  .N  S 
Middlesex  N  R..  0 
Yale-Cariboo...  EC 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

Queen's N  B 

Bruce  S  R O 

Battleford  ....Sask 
York  OR 0 


Nashwaak  Bridge 
Nashwaak  Village 


Nashwaaksis. . . 
Nasonworth  . . . 
*Nassagaweya 
Natashquan .  . . 

Natika 

Naughton 

Naughton  Glen 
Nauwigewauk  . 

Navan 

Neapolis 

Nealdale 

Nebo 

Nechaeco 

Necum  Teuch  . 

Needles 

Neelin 

*Neepawa 

Neewin 

Neguae 


Negusville 

Neidpath 

Neil's  Harbour. 


Neilsonville 

Neilburg 

Nelles  Corners. 
Nellie  Lake .... 
*  Nelson 


Nelson 

Nelson  Reserve. 

Nenagh 

Nerepis  Station. 

Nepigon 


Nerissa 

Nes 

Nesbitt 

Neshem 

Nestleton 

Nestleton  Station 
Nesterville. . . . 

Nesscliffe 

Nestor 

Netherby 

Netherton 

Netherhill 

Net  of  Lakes. . 
NettlyLake... 

Neuohatel 

Neudorf 

Neuheim 

*Neustadt  . . . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


York 
York 


NB 

NB 


York N  B 

York N  B 

Halton O 

Saguenay Q 

Humboldt . . .  Sask 

Algoma  ER O 

Victoria Alta 

King's N  B 

Russell  O 

Calgary Alta 

Humboldt Sask 

Went  worth O 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Halifax N  S 

Kootenay B  C 

Souris M 

Portage  laPrairieM 

Mackenzie Sask 

Northumberl'dNB 

SaskatchewanSask 
Moose  Jaw.  ...Sask 
Victoria NS 

Quebec Q 

Strathcona  . . .  Sask 

Haldimand O 

Nipiasing O 

Kootenay B  C 

Halton O 

Northumb N  B 

Grey  S  R O 

King's.. NB 


Thunder  Bay. . . 

Guysborough. .  N  S 

Selkirk M 

Brandon M 

Humboldt  ...Sask 

Durham O 

Durham O 

Algoma  E  R O 

Qu'Appelle....Sask 

Strathcona Alta 

Welland O 

Mackenzie Sask 

Assa.  West Sask 

Mackenzie..  .Sask 

Selkirk M 

Strathcona  . .  Alta 
Qu'Appelle  . .  Sask 
Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 
Grey  S  R 0 


Papineauville  535"- 

18,  327,  328 
535-140,  451-1, 

452-1-2-3 
Louise ville  535-21 
via  Nanaimo  B  C 
Jarvis  580-70-97 
535-64 
Lefroy  580-67 

509-2,  580-9 
via  Belleville,  Ont. 
Strathroy  580-83 
329-14 
535-57-58 
Maccan  599-1,  525 
-l(RRnNappan 
Strathroy  580-83 
Summerland  445-6 
N.Battleford534-14 
329-14 

Pinkerton,  580-54 
N.  Battleford  534 -14 
535-46   (R  R  name 

Kleinburg) 
Cross  Creek  599-19 

9  19  (R  R  name 

Nashwaak 
535-83 

via  FrederiotonNB 
Moffatt  535-37 
Esquimaux  P'nt345 
Watson  534-13 
535-25 

Mann  ville  534-14 
599-12 
535-31 

Didsburv  535*63 
Watson  534-13 
Glanford  580-70 
Ashcroft  535-70 
Marie  Joseph  370 
445-1 
534-5 

.535-100,  534-9 
Kamsack  534*13 
.353  or  Chatham 

599-19 
Saskatoon  534-22 
Waldeck  535-52 
364-5,  371-2  or  via 

N.  Sydney  N  S 
via  Quebec  Que 
Lashburn  534-14 
580-97,  196-5 
Englehart  899 
464-100,  035-72-79, 

445-3-5,  446 
Tansley  580-65 
Up'r  Nelson  599-19 
Ayton  580-55 
535-88  (R.  R.  name 

Nerepis) 
53513  (R.  R.  name 

Nepigon) 
Guysbor.  368,  369-2 
Gimli  535-61 
535-59 

Kinistino  534-12 
535-45 
.^^35 -45 

Thessalon  535-25 
Rouleau  535-66 
Vegreville  534*14 
693-31 

Invermay  53  J -13 
Lashburn  5-34-14 
Wadena  534-13 
535-61(RUnNetley) 
Daysland  535-113 
535-111 
Walsh  535-53 
580-55 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Neuville 

Neveton 

Neiv  Aberdeen. 
New  Albanj"^ .  . . . 
New  Acadia 


New  Annan . . . 

New  Argyle . . . 

Newark 

New  Annagh 
New  Bandon . 

Newbliss    

Newbois 

^Newboro'   . . . 
New  Boston  . 

Newboyne 

Newbridge  .  . 
*Newburgh . . . 

Newburg 


Newburg 

Newburgh  June . 

Newburn 

Newbury 

*  Newbury  


New  Campbellton 

New  Canaan 

New  Canaan .... 
New  Canada .... 
*New  Carlisle  . 
New  Carlow .... 

^Newcastle 

^Newcastle 

Newc'stle  Bridge 

Newcastle  Centre 
Newcastle  Cr'k 


Newcomb  Corn'r 
Newcomb 

New  Cornwall  . 
New  Credit 

New  Cumberland 

Newdale 

New  Dayton 

New  Denmark  . . . 
*New  Denver 

New  Dominion. . . 

New  Dublin 

*New  Dundee  .. 
New  Durham  . . . 
*New  Edinburgh 
New  Edinburgh.. 

Newellton 

New  Elm 

New  Erin 

New  Finland 

New  Flos' 

New  France  . . . 
New  Gairloch . . . 
New  Germany  . 
New  Germany. . 

New  Glasgow 

Ne7v  Glasgow 

*Neio  Glasgow . . . 
N'w  Glasgow  Mills 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Portneuf Q 

Dauphin M 

Cape  Breton . .  .N  S 

Annapolis N  S 

King's P  E  I 

Prince  PEI 

Queen's PEI 

Oxford  S  R O 

Lotbiniere 

Gloucester N 

Leeds  O 

Lotbinifere Q 

Leeds O 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Leeds 0 

Huron  E  R O 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Carleton NB 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 

Carleton N  B 

Lunenburg N  S 

Carleton N 

Middlesex  WR..0 


Victoria NS 

Essex  S  R O 

Queen's N  B 

Lunenburg N  S 

Bonaventure Q 

Hastings  E  R. . .  O 

Durham 0 

Northumberl'd  NB 
Queen's N  B 

Queen's N  B 

Queen's N  B 


Halifax    NS 

Lunenburg NS 


Lunenburg., 
Brant 


.NS 
...O 


New  Grafton 

*Neiv  Hamburg.. 
New  Harbour 

New  Harbour  W.. 

(Summer  Office) 

New  Harris 


Lunenburg . . .  N  S 

Marquette M 

Calgary Alta 

Victoria NB 

Kootenay B  C 

Queen's PEI 

Leeds O 

Waterloo  S  R. . .   0 

Brant O 

Carleton O 

Digby NS 

Shelburne NS 

Lunenburg NS 

Huntingdon Q 

Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Pictou NS 

Waterloo  NR.  ..O 
Lunenburg.. .  .N  S 

Queen's PEI 

Terrebonne Q 

Pictou N  S 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's  N  S 

Waterloo  S  R  .     O 
Guysboro' N  S 

Guysboro N  S 

Victoria N 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


Bellair  535-21 
Teulon  535-60 
Bridgeport  698 
589 -ICRRn  Albany) 

5-4  (R  R  name 

St.  Charles) 
665-1 

via  Charlottetown 
Burgessville  580-80 
St.  Agapit  580-12 
540 

Jasper  535-16 
Scott  Junction  67 
516,  319 
Catalone  698 
Newbero  516,  319 
Fordwich  535-41 

.509-2 
Newburgh  June. 

535-83-90 
Irvine  535-53 
535-83-90 

N.Germany  589-1-2 
W'dstock  535-86-90 
196-5,580-97,535-42 

(R.R.  n.  N.  New- 
bury on  535-42) 
364-4 
889-2 

Butternut  Ri'ge572 
Riverdale  589  1 
508,  350 

Bancroft  600,  544-1 
580-9 
599-2,  353 
637  (R.  R.  name 

Newcastle) 
Newcastle  637 
390-2(Ne'castle  L'g) 

or   Newcastle 

Bridge  637 
Shubenacadie  599-1 
Br'gewater  589-1-3, 

374 
Blockhouse  589-3 
Hagersville  693-34, 

580-7 
Br'gewater  5891-3, 

374 
535-101 

Stirline  503-17 
Grand  Falls  535*84 
535-76,445-2  (RRn. 

Denver  Canyon) 
via  Charlottetown 
Bellamy  535-16 
Petersburg  580-51 
580-78 

via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Wey'outh  562 -1,381 
?n'aClarke'sHar.  NS 
Pleasant  Riv.  589-2 
805-40 

Tantallon  535-111 
Phelpston  580-69 
Heatherton  599-7 
Lansd'neSta.599-13 
Weis8enburg535  -47 
589-1-2 

Hunter's  Riv.  665-1 
533-4 

599-7-10-13 
Hunter's  River 

661-15 
Caledonia  589-2 
580-51 
Isaacs  Har.  368, 

371*1 
Isaacs  Har.   368, 

371*1 
New  Campbellton 


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[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELKCrORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY,PP.174-178 

SEE  REY,PP.  174-178 

New  Harris  Forks 

Victoria.... 

.  NS 

New  Campbellton 

New  Warren 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 

Rouleau  535*66 

364-4 

NewWaterford.. 

S.  Cape  Breton.  NS 

Glace  Bav  698 

New  Haven 

Queen's 

.PKl 

uiaCharlo'tet'nPEI 

New  West 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Brooks  535*53 

New  Haven 

Victoria  .... 

..N  S 

Neil's  Harbour 
371-2,364-5 

*N.  Westminster. 

N  Westminster. BC 

464*74,535*71,450- 
34-6,     709,     458 

Newholm 

Muskoka 

....0 

Utterson  580-67 

(RR  and  Landing 

New  Hill 

Strathcona . 

.Alta 

Innisfail  535-63 

n.   Westminster) 

New  Hoffnurig. .. 

Moose  Jaw . . 

.Sask 

SwiftCur'ent535-52 

on535-7l,709,450- 

New  Holstein 

Qu'Appelle . . 

.Sask 

Sedley  535-65 

3-4-6,  458,  Ferry 

New  Home 

Assa.  East..  . 

.Sask 

Carnduff  535-58 

to    Westminster 

New  Horton 

Albert    

.  NB 

Albert  693 

on  464*74 

Neioington 

Stormont  . . 

...  0 

779 

New  Wiltshire... 

Queen's PEI 

665-1  (R  R  name 

New  Ireland 

Me^antic  . . 

...Q 

Black  Lake  675 

North  Wiltshire) 

New  Jerusalem.. 

Queen's 

.NB 

Welsford  535-88 

New  Yarmouth . . 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Parrsb'ro' 549,392*3 

New  Jersey . . 

Northumberl'd.NC 

Burnt  Church  353 

New  Zealand 

King's  PEI 

Sunbury N  B 

665*4 

*NewLiskeard. .. 

Nipissing    . . 

....0 

699,  318 

New  Zion    

Minto  637 

Mew  Liverpool . 

Levis 

...  Q 

St.  Romuald  d'Et- 

*N'(jara-on-the-L 

Lincoln 0 

693-35,  303,   307*1, 

chein  599-16,580-2 

*  Niagara  Falls.. 

Welland 0 

196*5,693*34-35,580. 

New  London  .... 

Queen's 

.PEl 

Breadalbane  665-1 

77-83,  641 

New  Lowell 

Simcoe....NR..  0 

580-68 

Niaqara  Falls  C. 

Welland 0 

via  Niagara  Falls  0 

New  Lunnon  

Edmonton  . 

.Alta 

Fort  Sask.  534-14 

*  Niagara  Falls  S 

Welland 0 

via  Niagara  Falls  0 

*  Newmarket 

Ontario  W  R 

...0 

580-67,  704 

Nichabou 

Pontiac Q 

via  Pembroke,Ont. 

Newmarket 

York 

.  NB 

via  FrederictonNB 

Nichollsville   .... 

King's NS 

Aylesford  562*1 

New  Maryland  . , 

York 

.  NB 

via  FrederictonN  B 

Nickelton 

Nipissing 0 

Sudbury  535*13 

Compton  . . 

...Q 

Cookshire  535*7, 

Yale-Cariboo . .  B  C 

Spence's  Bridge 
535*70 

675-19 

New  Michel 

Kootenay . . . 

..BC 

Michel  535-67 

*Nicolet   

Nicolet  Q 

599-17,  329-7  (Ldg. 

New  Mills 

Restigouche 

..NB 

599-2 

n.Pt.St.Francois 

New  Minas    

King's 

..NS 

Kentville  562-1-2 

Nicolet  Falls  .... 

Richmond Q 

Danville  580-12 

Neiv  Norway 

Strathcona  . 

Alta 

Camrose  535-1-13 

Nicolston 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Alliston   580-64, 

New  Osgoode 

Humboldt... 

.Sask 

Tisdale  534-12 

535-48 

New  Ottawa 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Radisson  534-14 

Nicomekl    ...... 

N  Westminster.BC 

Cloverdale  464*74, 

New  Oxley 

Alberta  

.Alta 

Claresholm  535-64 

711 

New  Park 

Durham 

....0 

Pontypool  535-34 

Nicomin 

N  Westminster.BC 

535-70,  450*3  (R  R 

New  Perth 

King's 

PEI 

Cardigan  Bd.  665-3 

name    Nicomen) 

New  Perth  West. 

Kings 

PEI 

Cardigan  Ridge 

Nictau 

Victoria NB 

ThreeBrooks535*91 

665-3 

Nictaux  Falls... 

Annapolis  . .     N  S 

589*l(RRn.Nicta'x) 

Newport 

Brant 

....0 

Brantford  703, 

Nictaux  South... 

Annapolis NS 

Nictaux  Falls  589*1 

580-78-79 

Nictaux,  West... 

Annapohs  N  S 

Nictaux  Falls  589*1 

Newport 

Gaspd 

...Q 

Gloucester N  B 

599*2   (R  R    name 
Nigadoo) 

508 

*  Newport 

Hants 

..N  S 

.'562 -4  (R.  R.  name 
Brooklyn) 

Nile 

Huron  W  R 0 

Goderich   535*47 

580*52,165-1,423 

Newport 

King's 

PEI 

Geor'wn665-3,359-l 

Nilestown 

Middlesex  ER...0 

via  London,  Ont. 

Newport  Corner. 

Hants 

..NS 

Ellerhouse  562-1 

Nine  Mile  Creek.. 

Queen's PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Newport  La' ding 

Hants 

..NS 

Newport  562-4 

Nine  Mile  River.. 

Hants NS 

Elmsdale  599-1 

Newf)ort  Point  . . 
Newport  Station . 

Gasp6 

Hants 

.  .N  S 

Newport  350 
.562-1  (R.  R.  name 

Newport) 
508,  350 

Ninette 

Souris M 

534*3 

Ninga  

Souris M 

.535*57 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Star  City  534*14 

Neto  Richmond  W 

Bonaventure 

....Q 

Nipissing 

Parry  Sound  ....O 

Powassan  580*67 

N.  Richmond  Cen. 

Bonaventure 

....Q 

New  Richmond 

Nipissing  Junct . . 

Nipissing 0 

580*67.  535-12 

508,  350 

Nithburg 

PerthNR 0 

Gad's  Hill  580-53 

New  Richmond  St 

Bonaventure 

....Q 

508  (R.  R.  name 

Niverville 

Provencher  M 

535*55 

New  Richmond) 

Nixon 

Norfolk 0 

580*97,  196*5 

New  River  Mills.. 

Charlotte  . . . 

,  NB 

639  (R.  R.  name 

Nixon  

Albert NB 

Turtle  Creek  693 

New  River) 
Kingsbury  653 

Nober 

Norfolk                 0 

693*34  (R  R  name 
Townsend) 

New  Rockland... 

Richmond  . . 

Q 

New  Ross 

Lunenburg.. 

..NS 

Che.'*terBasin  589*3 

Noble 

Macleod Alta 

535*67 

New  Ross  Road.. 

King's 

..NS 

Kentville  562*1-2 

*Nobleton    

YorkNR 0 

Kleinburg  535*40 

Perth  N  R  . . 
Cumberland 

...  0 

..NS 

Atwood  580-48 
Parrsborough  549, 

Noel 

Hants N  S 

New  Salem 

562*4 

392*3 

Noel  Road 

Hants N  S 

Kennetccok  Cor. 

New  Sarepta 

Strathcona  . 

Alta. 

BitternL'ke535113 

562*4 

New  Sarum 

Elgin  E  R. . . 

...O 

580-97,  196-5 

Noel  Shore 

Hants N  S 

do       do 

New  Scotland 

Kent 

0 

Bridgetown  693-34, 
889-2 

Noelton 

Calgary Alta 

Peterboro' 0 

Didsbury  535  63 
Bobcageon   535*45, 

Nogies  Creek 

New  Scotland  . . . 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Trishtown,  627 

312*2-3 

New  Sj'denham . . 
*  Newton 

Macdonald  . 

M 

Humboldt Sask 

Strassburg  535*111 
534*23 

Perth  N  R. . . 

O 

580-53 

Nolalu 

Thunder  Bay....  0 

Newton    

Prince 

PET 

Emerald  665*1-2 

Nominingue 

Labelle Q 

535*23  (R.R.  name 

Newton  Brook . . . 

York  S  R.. . . 

....0 

704 

Nomining) 

Queen's 

Colchester  . . 

PEI 

Orwell  665*5 
Brookfield  599*1 

Norbo 

Strathcona       Alta 

Ponoka  535*63 

Newton  Mills.... 

..NS 

Norborough 

Prince PEI 

Emerald  665*1-2 

NewtonRoberts'n 

Simcoe  S  R 

0 

Bradford  580  67 

Nordin   

Northumberl'd  NB 

Newcastle599*2,353 

Newtonville 

King's 

York  C  R 

N  S 

Wolfville  562-1 

Norgate 

Dauphin M 

Northumb'  E  R..0 

.534*9 

*New  Toronto 

0 

Mimico  580-87 

Norham 

Hastings  580*27 

535-44 

Norland 

Victoria 0 

Coboconk  580-29, 

New  Town 

Giiysboro'  . . 

..NS 

Antigonishe  599-7 

312*1 

New  Town  

King's 

..NB 

Sussex  599-12 

Norman 

Rainy  River 0 

Kenora535*51, 435*1 

New  Tusket 

Digby  

..NS 

Weymouth  562-1 

Normandale   

Norfolk 0 

Vittoria  580*86 

NewUfford 

Battlef  ord. . . 

.Sask 

Unity  581*1 

Normandin 

Chicoutimi Q 

Roberval  674 

New  Victoria 

Cape  Breton 

.  NS 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

Normandin  Nord 

Chicoutimi Q 

Roberval  674 

Newville 

Cumberland 

..NS 

549 

Normanton 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Saskatoon  535*62 

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239 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

BLBCTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NRAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICKS. 

DISTRICTS. 

KST  R,  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

8REKEY,PP.  174-178 

SEE  KKY.PP.  174-178 

Norouay. 

Mackenzie 

Sask 

Kamsack  'iS4"fi 

North  Low 

Wright  .... 

....Q 

Low   535-27 

Selkirk    

M 

North  Lunenb'rg 
North  Maiden  . . . 
North  Mara 

Norrishville 

Saskatoon . . 
King's 

..Sask 

..NS 

Bladworth  534-22 
Kentville  562  1-2 

Essex  S  R. . . 

New  Canaan  889-2 

North  Alton    . . . . 

Ontario  N  R 

....0 

Atherley  580-32-67, 

North  Ainslie.... 

Inverness  . . 

..  NS 

St  rathlorn  601 

316 

Northam 

Prince 

PEI 

665-1 

North  Meiklefield 

Pictou 

..NS 

New  Glasgow599-7 

Northampton 

Carleton.... 

..NB 

Woodstock  535-90 

North  Middleb'ro 

Cumberland 

..NS 

Pugwash  J.  599-15 

*  North  Augusta . 

Grenville.. . 

....0 

Bellamy  535-16 

North  Milton..  .. 

Queen's 

.PEI 

Milton  Sta.  665-1 

Northbank 

Edmonton.. 

.Alta 

"Jhipman  534-14 

Northminster 

Strathcona.. 

..Sa.sk 

Lloydminster 

North  Battleford 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

534-14 

584-14 

*North  Bay  .... 

Nipissing  . . . 

....0 

680-67,  535-12-13, 
699 

North  Montague . 

Lanark  SR. 

....0 

Burritts  Rpds.  319, 
327-2,  or  Oxford 

North  Beaver  B'k 

Halifax  .... 

.  NS 

Beaver  Bank  562-1 

Mills  535-33 

North  Bedeque.. 

Prince 

PEI 

Sum'side  665-1,338. 

North  Mountain  , 

Dundas 

...  0 

Mountain  535-33 

346,  356-2,  371-1 

North  Mountain  . 

King's 

.NS 

Sheffield  Mills  562 -2 

North  Belleville. . 

Yarmouth  . . 

..NS 

Belleville  589-5 

Nth  Nation  Mills 

Labelle 

...Q 

Plaisance  535-18 

North  Bend 

Yale-Cariboo 

..BC 

535-70 

North  Ogden  .... 

Guysboro'  . . 

.,NS 

Heatherton  599-7 

North  Bonaparte . 

Yale-Cariboo 

..BC 

Ashcrof  t  535-70 

North  Onslow.. 

Pontiac 

...Q 

Quyon  535-28 

North  Brook  .... 

Lennox  and 

North  Osgoode  . . 

Carleton 

...  O 

Osgoode  Sta.  535-20 

Addmgton 

...0 

KaladarSta.  535-34 

North  Pelham  . . . 

Welland.... 

...  0 

Fenwick  703 

North  Brookfield. 

..N  S 

Brookfield  580-2 

North  Pelton  .    . 

Ks.se X  N  R... 

...   0 

Windsor  535-42 

North  Bruce 

Bruce  N  R  . 

....0 

Port  Elgin  580-54 

North  Pinnacle.. 

Missisquoi. . 

...  Q 

Frelighsburgl94-19 

North  Buxton  . . . 

KentWR.. 

....0 

693-34  (R  R  name 

Northport 

Prince  Edward.. 6 

308,309, 3-29 -3  or  wa 

Buxton) 

Picton,  Ont. 

North  Carleton  . . 

Prince 

PEI 

C'pe  Traverse  665-2 

Northport   

Cumberland. 

..NS 

Amherst  599-1 

North  Claremont 

Ontario  S  R . 

....0 

Claremont  535-34 

*  North  Portal  . . 

Assa.  East . . . 

.Sask 

535-66 

North  Clarendon. 

Pontiac  .... 

...Q 

Shawville  535-28 

North  Range  Cor 

Digby 

.  NS 

562-1   (R  R    name 

North  Coaticook . 

Stanstead  . . 

...Q 

Coaticook  580-8 

North  Range) 

North  Cobalt.... 

Nipissing... 

....0 

Cobalt  699 

North  Renous . . . 

Northumberl'd  NB 

RenousBrid'e  599-8 

North  Corner.... 

King's 

..NS 

Canning  662-2 

North  Rideau.... 

Carleton 

....0 

Kemptville  535-20, 

Northcote   .... 

Renfrew  S  R. 

....() 

Renfrew535-ll 

327-2 

North  Earltown  . 

Colchester . . 

..NS 

Denmark  599-15 

North  Ridge  .... 

Essex  S  R.  . . 

....0 

Essex  693-30-34 

North  East  Bay.. 

Thunder  Bay  and 

North  River  .... 

Queen's 

PEI 

waCharlo'tet'nPEI 

Rainy  River ...  0 

Ft.  William  .^35 -13 

North  River 

Colchester.. 

.NS 

Tr'ro599-l-13,562-4 

North  E.  Harbo'i 

Shelburne  .. 

,   NS 

369-6,orPortSaxon 
589-3 

North  Riv.  Bridge 

Victoria 

..NS 

N.River364-5,orOTa 
N.  Sydney,  N  S 

North  E.  Mabou. 

Inverness... 

.N  S 

Mabou  601-360 

N.  River  Centre.. 

Victoria 

..NS 

N.River364-5,orOTa 

N.  E.  Margaree . . 

Inverness  . . . 

.  NS 

Inverness  601 

N.  Sydney,  N  S 

North  Edmonton. 

Edmonton . . 

.Alta 

Edmonton  535-63 

Northrup  

King's 

.NB 

Belleisle  Creek  637 

North  Ekf  rid  .... 

Middlesex  WR..0 

Appin  580-85 

North   Rustico  . . 

Queen's 

PEI 

Hunter's  Riv.  665-1 

North  Esk  Boom. 

Northumb' . . 

.  .NB 

Newcastle599-2,353 

North  Saanich  . . . 

Nanaimo 

.BC 

452-2  or  via  Sidney 

North  Farnham . . 

Missisquoi . . 

.  ..Q 

Farnham  535-1 

North  Salem  .... 

Hants 

.NS 

Shubenacadie  599-1 

Northfield  

Sunbury 

.NB 

Newcastle  B'dg'637 

North  Salt  Spring 

Vancouver . . 

..BC 

Chemainus,  574 

Northfield   

Lunenburg.. 

..NS 

589-1 

North  Seneca  . . . 

Haldimand  . 

...0 

Caledonia  580 -70-79 

Northfield 

Nanaimo 

..BC 

5.35-140 

North  Seguin .... 

Parry  Sound 

...0 

SeguinFalls58'  -111 

Northfield  Sta'n  . 

Stormont  . . . 

...  0 

799(RRn.Northfi'ld 

North  Shore  .... 

Cumberland 

.NS 

Malagash  599-15 

Northfield  Cen. . . 

Brant 

...  0 

Harley  580-78 

North  Shore  .... 

Victoria 

.NS 

Englishtown  364-5 
Hubbards  589-3 

Northfield  Farm. 

Wright 

Bouchette  535-27 

N.  S.  St.  Marg'  B. 

Halifax 

.  NS 

Northfield 

Queen's 

.NS 

Caledonia  589-2 

North  Springfield 

Annapolis.  .. 

.NS 

589-l(RRnRi'geRd) 

Northfield 

Stormont . . . 

...O 

799 

North  Stanbridge 

Missisquoi  . . 

...q 

Mystic  535-1 

N.Forks  Salmon  C 

Sunbury 

.NB 

:!hipman  637, 390-2 

North  Star 

Lisgar, 

...M 

Morden  535-57 

North  Framboise. 

Richmond... 

.  NS 

via  St  Peters  N  S 

N.  St.  Eleanor's. . 

Prince 

PEI 

St.  Eleanor's  665-1 

North  Gabriola  . . 

Nanaimo  . . . 

.   BC 

!^anaimo  535-140 

North  Stoke   .... 

Richmond . . 

. .  .Q 

via  Sherbrooke  Q 

Nor'hGeorgetown 

Chateauguay 

..  q 

Howick  531,  580-7 

North  Stukely  . . . 

Shefford 

...  Q 

653 

North  Glanford . 

Wentworth. . 

,,,0 

CT'a  Hamilton,  Ont. 

North  Sutton .... 

Brome 

...Q 

West  Brome  535 -3 

North  Gore 

Argenteuil . . 

...Q 

Lachute    535-18, 
533-4 

*  North  Sydney . . 

Cape  Breton . 

..NS 

899-14,  329,  364-4-5, 
338,  371-2 

*  North  Qower   . 

Carleton  .... 

...o 

Kars   319,    or   Os- 

North  Toronto  . . 

York 

...0 

535-43,  704 

goodeSta.  535-20 

N.  Temiseam'que 

Pontiac 

...Q 

318 

North  Grant 

Antigonishe. 
Cumberland . 

.NS 

Antigonishe  599-7 

North  Tay 

York 

.N  B 

Cross  Creek,  599-19 

North  Greenville. 

.  NS 

G}reenvilleSta599-l 

North  Tryon 

Prince 

PEI 

Albany  665-2 

N.  Gut,  St.  Ann's 

Victoria 

,NS 

3.  Gut  of  St.  Anns 

North  Valley  .... 

Stormont  . . . 

...  0 

Farrans  Point  580-9 

364-5,  or  via  N. 

NorthVancouver . 

City  Vancouv 

r,BC 

via  Vancouver  B  0 

Sydney,  N  S 

North  View 

Victoria 

.NB 

ThreeBrooks535-91 

North  Ham 

Wolfe 

..  q 

Vic'iaville58012-14 

North  ville 

King's 

.N  S 

Centreville  562-2 

N.  Harb.  C.  North 

Victoria 

..NS 

3ay  St.  Lawrence 

North  Wakefield . 

Wright 

Q 

535-27 

364-5 

North  Wallace... 

Cumberland. 

.  NS 

Pugwash  Ju.  509-15 

North  Hatley  .. 

Stanstead  . . . 

...  q 

114-75 

Northwest 

Lunenburg . . 

.NS 

L'nen'urg  589-3,373 

North  Head 

Charlotte.  .. 

.NB 

103.369-8-9  (Ldg.  n. 

North  West  Arm. 

Cape  Breton . 

.  NS 

Leitches  C'k  599-14 

Grand  Manan) 

North  W.  Bridge. 

Northumb' . . 

.NB 

599-2  (R  R  name 

North  Highlands. 

[nverness 

.NS 

Alexander  601 

North  West) 

North  Hill 

Z!ompton   . . . 

Q 

Scotstown  535-7 

North  West  Cove. 

Lunenburg.. 

.NS 

Hubbards  589-3 

North  Intervale.. 

3uysboro'  . . . 

.NS 

Afton  599-7 

North  W.  Harb  . . 

Shelburne  . . . 

.NS 

Port  Saxon  689-3 

North  Keppel... 

Grey  N  R. . . . 

...  0 

via  Owen  Sound,  0 

North  Winchester 

Dundas 

...  0 

Chesterville  535-33 

North  Kemptville 

Yarmouth  . . . 

.NS 

?outh  Ohio  562-1 

North  Wolfest'wn 

Wolfe  

...Q 

Coleraine  Sta.  675 

North  Kingston . . 

King's 

.NS 

Kingston  Sta. 562-1 

North  Woolwich.. 

Waterloo  N  R 

...0 

Elmira  535-47 

North  Lake 

King's 

PEI 

::;herry  Grove  665-4 

Northioood 

KentWR  .. 

...0 

580-97,  196-5 

North  Lake 

York 

N  B 

3anterb'ySta,535-90 
dherry  Grove 

King's 

Assa,  West. . . 

N  B 

537,  599-12 

North  Lakeville.. 

King's 

PEI 

Norton 

.Alta 

MedicineHat535-53 

665-4 

Norton  Creek . . . 

ChAteauguay 

...Q 

St.  Remi  580-5 

North  Lancaster. 

Glengarry.. . 

..  0 

31enNorman535-33 

Norton  Dale 

York 

NB 

Millville  535-83 

Northlands 

VIoose  Jaw. . . 

Sask 

Davidson  5X4-22     1 

Nortonville 

I'eel 

...O 

Brampton  535-39, 

North  Lochaher  . 

Antisronishe. 

.NS  Antigonishe  ."Sfig-?  1 

580-51 

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In   all   Canadian   Cities. 
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POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICRS. 


Norval 

Nerval  Station. . . 

Norway  Bay 

(Summer  Office) 
Norway  House . . . 

*  Norwich 

*Norwood 

Norwood 

Norwood  Grove  . . 

Nosbonsing 

Notch  Hill. 

Notre-Dame 

N.  D.  D'Auvergne 
N.  D.  de  L'Espera. 
N.Damede  Grace 
N.  Dame  de  Ham 
N.  D.  de  la  Paix. 

*N.Dame  delaSal 

*  N.  Dame  deLivis 
N.  D.  del'I.  Verte 
N.  D.de  Lourdes. 
N.  D.  de  Mercie . . 

N.  Dame  de  Eim. . 

N.  DamedeSavole 
*N.  Dame  de  Stan 
N.  Dame  d's  Bois 
*N.Dame  du  Lac. 
N.  Dame  du  Lac. 
N,  Dame  dti  Laus 
N.  D.  du  Pont  M. 
N.  Dame  du  Port . 

N.  Dame  da  Ros. 

Nottawa 

Nouvelle 

Novar 

Noyan  

Noyes  Crossing.. 


NudellBusii. 

Nugent 

Nunebor 

Nushka 


BliECTORAIi 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 


Hal  ton . 


Nut  Lake 

Nutanoj 

Nut  Mountain.. 
Nutt's  Corners 

Nuttby 

Nyanza 


Oak    

Oak  Bank 

Oak  Bay 

Oak  Bay 

Oak  Bay  Mills.. 

Oak  Bliiff 

Oakbrae 

Oakburn  

Oakdale 

Oakfield  

Oak  Grove 

Oakham  

Oak  Hammock 
Oak  Heights . . . 


Oak  Hill 

Oak  Hill 

Oak  Lake 

Oak  Lake 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland 

Oakland  

Oakland  Park . 


Halton O 

Pontiac Q 

Keewatin 0 

Oxford  S  R O 

Peterboro'  E  R . .  O 

Yarmouth N  S 

Provencher M 

Nipissing O 

Yale- Cariboo..  BC 

Kent NB 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 

Vercheres Q 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 

Wolfe Q 

Labelle    Q 

Labelle Q 

L^vis Q 

T^miscouata Q 

Macdonald M 

Montcalm  Q 

Rimouski Q, 

Strathcona Alt  a 

Missisquoi Q 

Compton Q 

T6miscouata Q 

Nipissing O 

Labelle Q 

Labelle Q 

T6miscouata Q 

Montmagny Q 

Simcoe  NR O 

Bonaventure Q 

Parry  Sound O 

Missisquoi Q 

Edmonton Alta 

Dundas O 

Hastings O 

Battleford Sask 

Humboldt Sask 

Humboldt Sask 

Humboldt  ...Sask 

Mackenzie Sask 

Missisquoi Q 

Colchester....  NS 
Victoria N  S 

Durham O 

Selkirk M 

Charlotte N  B 

Nanaimo B  C 

Bonaventure Q 

Macdonald M 

Dauphin M 

Marquette M 

Lambton  W  R. . .  O 

Halifax    N 

Renfrew  S  R O 

Queen's N  B 

Selkirk 

Northumberland 

W  R O 

Victoria O 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Brandon    M 

Peterboro'  ER..0 

Brant O 

Portage  laPrairieM 

Carleton N  B 

Lunenburg  . .  N  8 
Muskoka 0 


Oakley  . 
Oakner 


Assa.  East  ...Sask 
'Marquette M 


580-51  (Station  in 

Peel  Co.) 
580-51 
Sand  Point  Ont 

535-12 
via  Selkirk  Man 
580-78-80 
535-34 
562-1 

via  Winnipeg  Man 
Bonfield  535-12 
535-70 
627 

S'ft  Current  535-52 
St. Bruno  Sta.580-8 
via  Montreal,  Que. 
Vic'ria'ille  580 -12-14 
Papineauville 

535-18,  327,  328 
.326  (Landing  name 

La  Salette) 
via  Levis  Que. 
Isle  Verte  599-3 
Rathwell  535-59 
St.  Marguerite  Sta 

535-23 
Rimouski  599-2(RR 
n'me  Sacre  Coeur 
Stettler  535-114 
Malmaison  194-14 
535-7 
700 

Verner  535-13 
N.  D.  de  la  Sal.  326 
Nominingue  525"23 
R.du  Loup(enbas) 

599-2-3,700,329-8 
St.  Pierre  599-3 
580-64 
508 
580-67 

Clarenceville  677*1 
Strathcona  53-563, 

534-14 
Aultsville580-9 
Goe  Hill  Mines  544 

Strasburg  Station 
535-111' 

34-22 

Invernay  534*13 
Clarenceville  677-1 
Truro599-l-13,562-4 
364-4  or  Alba 

599-14 
Newcastle  580-9 
via  Winnipeg  Man 
639 

via  Victoria 
508(RRn.OakBay) 
534-7 

Fork  River  534  17 
534-10 
889-3 
599-1 

Admaston  531-2 
Cody's  637,  390-5 
Lower  Fort  Garry 

535-61 
Colborne  580  9 
Cors'nsSid'g  580-29 
Moore's  Mills  535 -89 
535-52 

Havelock  535  34 
Scotland  703 
534-8 

Florenceville535-90 
Mahone  Bay  589-; 
420-3  or  Staney 

Brae  532  1 
Carnduff  585-58 
581-1 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Oaknook 


Oak  Leaf.. 
Oak  Park . . 
Oak  Point 


Oak  Point.. 
Oak  Ridges 
Oak  River. . 
Oakshela  . . . 
Oakville . . . 
Oakville  . . . 
Oakwood . . . 


Oates. .. 
Oban... 
Oberon 
O'Brien. 


Oceanic 

Ocean  View.. 
Ochre  River. 
O'Connell  . . . 
O'Connell .. . . 
O'Connor  . . . 


Oconto . 


Odell  

Odelltown 
Odessa   . . 


Odessa  Station. 

Odin 

Odin 


O'Farrell 

Ogden  

Ogdensburg  . . . 

Ogilvie 

Ogilvies 

Ogilvie  Station. 


Ohaton 

Ohio 

Ohrnville 

Ohsweken    

Oil  City 

*0i7  Springs  . . 

Ojibwa 

Ojibway  Island. 

Oka 

Okanagan    


Okanagan  Centre, 

Okanagan  Falls. 
OkanaganLand'g 
Okanagan  Mission 

Okotoks 

Olalla 

Old  Barns 

*Old  Bridgeport 


Oldbury  . 
Oidcastle 


Old  Chelsea 

Oldfleld 

Old  Fort  Bay... 

Oldham  . .     

Old  Harrv 

Old  Lake  Road. . 

Olds 

O'Learj'  Road . . . 
O'Leary  Station. 


Oleskiw. . 

Olha 

Olinda  . . 
Olinville 
Oliphant 
Olive 


KLECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Dauphin M 

Leeds O 

Shelburne NS 

King's NB 

Macdonald M 

Ontario  N  R. . .     O 

Marquette M 

Qu' Appelle . . .  Sask 

Halton O 

Carleton NB 

Victoria O 

Frontenac  O 

Richmond N  S 

Portage  laPrairieM 
Thunder  Bay  and 

R.  River O 

Comox-Atlin.  .BC 

Queen's PEI 

Dauphin M 

Ontario  NR O 

Pontiac Q 

Thunder  Bay O 

Frontenac O 

Middlesex  ER...0 

St.  John's Q 

Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Qu' Appelle..  Sask 
Colchester  ....NS 
Strathcona Alta 

Dorchester Q 

Guysboro' N  S 

Argenteuil Q 

King's NS 

King's N  B 

Portage  laPrairieM 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 
Antigonishe  ..NS 
Strathcona  ...Alta 

Brant O 

Lambton  ER...  O 
Lambton  E  R.  , .  O 

Essex  N  R O 

Parry  Sound O 

Two  Mountain S..Q 
Yale-Cariboo..  BO 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 


RAILROAD  ON  VHIOH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


BC 

BC 
BC 


Yale-Cariboo 
Yale-Cariboo 
Yale-Cariboo 

Calgary Alta 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Colchester....  NS 
Cape  Breton...  NS 


Battleford. 
Essex,  N  R. 


.Sask 


Gilbert  Plains 

534-13 
Soperton  516 
Barrington  589-3 
390,  390-2-5  or  Ne- 

repis  Sta.  535 '88 
.534-11 
King  580-67 
535-50 

Grenfell  535-52 
580-87,  535-44 
Debec  535 '85-90 
580-35  (R.R.  name 

Mariposa) 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
535-109 
Fort  William  535'- 

13 
450-5 

via  Charlottetown 
534-6 

Rathburn  532-1 
Wakefield  535*27 
534*23  (R.  R.  name 

Silver  Creek) 
Sharbot  Lake  535*- 

34,  611 
via  London,  Ont. 
LacoUe  32914, 

580-13-105 
Ernestown  S.  580-9 
Francis  535-65 
Brookfield,  699-1 
Bittern  Lake  535-- 

113 
St.  An8elm675 
Guy8boro'368,369*2 
Stainerville  535*18 
Berwick  562*1 
Brownsville  637 
534*6  (R.  R.  name 

Ogilvie) 
535-113 

JamesRiv.S.  599*7 
Leduc  535*63 
Onondaga  580*719 
693-36-37 
693-36 

via  V/indsor,  Ont. 
Parry  S'nd  580111 
328  or  H'ds'n  535-31 
Okanagan  Landi'g 

535*74,  445*6 
Okanagan  Landing 

535*74 
Penticton  445*6 
535*74,  445-6 
Kelowna  445-6 
535 '64 

Keremeos  464-108 
Clifton  562-4 
698  (R.R.  name 

Dominion) 
Maymont  534*14 
Paquette  Station 


Wright Q 

Kent  ER O 

Saguenay Q 

Halifax    N~ 

Gaspe Q 

T^miscouata Q 

Calgary Alta 

Prince PE  " 

Prince PEI 

Provencher M 

Marquette M 

Essex  S  R O 

Queen's N  B 

Bruce  N  R O 

Macdonald M 


535*27 

Wallaceburg  839*3 

Esquimaux  Pt.  345 

Enfield  599-1 

Grand  Entry  359*1 

599-3 

535-63 

O'Leary  Sta.  666-1 

665-1  (R.  R.  name 

O'Leary) 
Ridgeville  534-4 
Oakburn  534-10 
Ruthven  889  2 
Welsford  635-88 
via  Wiarton,  Ont. 
Treherne  635 -5& 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES    AND    liAILUOA13   STATIONS    IN   CANADA. 


241 


POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8EBKEY,PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
.SEBKEY,PP.174-178 

Oliver 

Battleford....Sask 
Middlesex  ER...0 

Stanstead Q 

Colchester  ....N  S 
Wellington  NR..0 
Champlain Q 

Alberta  

534-22 

Thorndale  580-49 
Magog  535-7,  342 
Tata'gouche  599*15 
Moorfield  580-54 
334  (Landing  name 

Grand  Anse) 
Macleod  535-64-67 
Hanley  535-62 
Leduc  535-63 
Milton  Wt.  535*35, 

580*65 
580-35  (R.R.name 

Omemee  Siding) 
La  van  t  Sta.  611 
Ashcroft  535-70 
580-70  (R  R  name 

Ballsville) 
Irishtown  627 
Trout  River  580-7 
Lloydm'ster  534-14 
580-79 
Edmonton  535-63 

534-14 
Truro  599-1-13, 

562-4 
.599-l(RRnOnsIow) 

Barry's  Bay  580-1 10 

Rocklake  518 

Lethbridge  535-67 

599-14 

Orangedale   599-14 

535-40 

Port  Anson  420-4  or 

Burks  F'ls  580-67 
Manville  534-14 
535-112 

Holstein  580*46 
Roaches  Point  316 

or  Lefroy  580-67 
via  Sherbrooke  Q 
via  Woodstock  Ont 
Clarence  Creek 

580-107 
580-32-67,  316 
Lansing  704 
Copetown  580-83 
via  Brighton,  Ont. 
via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
Duck  Lake  534-22 
Winchester  535-33 
544 
.580-7 
580*7  (R.  R.  name 

Ormstown) 
.390  or  Waasis  Sta. 

535-82 
Newcastle  580-9 
580-67,  316  (R  R  n. 

Oro) 
Elmvale  580-66-69 
Hamiota  535-50 
580-111  (R.R.  name 

Edgington) 
535-36 

Macleod  535*64 
535*84 

New  Sarum  580-97 
665-5  (R.R  n  Uigg) 
Orwell  665-5 
Garden  Hill  580-35 
535-65 

via  Sarnia  Ont 
Hammond  535-31 
Hamilton  580-65 
Cobden  535-12 
535-20  (R.  R.  name 

Osgoode) 
580-9  (R.  R.  name 

Oshawa  Junct.) 

Osier 

SaskatchewanSask 
Middlesex  W*R..O 

Frontenac 0 

GrevER 0 

WelUngtonSR..O 
Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
King's NB 

Lambton  WR...0 

Oxford  SR 0 

Halifax N  S 

York  S  R 0 

Macdonald M 

Chicoutimi Q 

Carleton 0 

City  of  Ottawa  ..0 
City  of  Ottawa.. 0 
City  of  Ottawa  ..0 
City  of  Ottawa.. O 
City  of  Ottawa  .0 
City  of  Ottawa  . .  0 
City  of  Ottawa.. 0 
City  of  Ottawa... .0 
City  of  Ottawa . .  0 
City  of  Ottawa.... 0 
City  of  Ottawa  ..0 

Victoria NS 

Carleton    0 

Carleton 0 

Carleton 0 

Provencher M 

N.Westminster  BC 

Colchester.... N  S 
Hastings  ER....0 

Pontiac Q 

Parry  Sound 0 

Nanaimo B  C 

Oxford  S  R 0 

Assa.  East.... Sask 

Dauphin M 

Chicoutimi Q 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Thunder  Bay....  0 

KentWR 0 

Wellington  SR..0 

Inverness N  S 

Leeds 0 

Algoma 0 

Saskatoon .... Sask 
Annapolis....  NS 

KentWR 0 

SaskatchewanSask 

Regina Sask 

Lennox  and 

Addington ....  0 
Yarmouth....  NS 

Peterboro' O 

Grey  N  R 0 

Moose  Jaw Sask 

Halifax N  S 

Brandon M 

Assa.  East.... Sask 

Victoria NB 

Rainy  River 0 

Grey  N  R 0 

Cumberland . .  N  S 
Oxford  S  R  . . . .  0 
Cumberland . .  N  S 

Grenville 0 

Grenville 0 

Essex  SR 0 

Grey  N  R 0 

Strathcona — Alta 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

534-22 

Oliver 

Osman 

Appin  580-85 

611  (RR  name  Oso) 

Duiidalk  535-40 

Oliver.   .. 

Oso  Station 

Osnrev 

Oliver 

Olivet 

Ospnnge 

Ossa 

Erin  535-36 

Olscamp 

Olsen  Creek    .... 

Forget  535-65 
599-12,  592  (RRn'e 

Hampton) 
Petrolia  693-36, 

Ossekeag 

Ossian 

O'Malley 

Assa.  West.... Sask 
Strathcona....  Alta 
Halton   0 

Victoria.. 0 

Frontenac 0 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Haldimand 0 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Huntingdon Q 

Edmonton  . . .  Sask 

Brant 0 

Edmonton  ..  Alta 

Colchester  ....NS 

Colchester....  NS 
Montreal  City...  Q 

Montreal  East  . .  Q 

RenfrewSR 0 

AlgomaWR 0 

Alberta Alta 

Inverness N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Dufferin 0 

Parry  Sound  ....0 

Strathcona Alta 

Mackenzie..  ..Sa.sk 

GreySR 0 

YorkNR 0 

Sherbrooke Q 

Oxford  S  R 0 

Russell 0 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

YorkSR 0 

Wentworth 0 

Northumb.  ER..0 

Carleton 0 

Prince  Albert.Sask 

Dundas 0 

Hastings  E  R.  . .  0 
Chateauguay  ...Q 
Chateauguay  . . .  Q 

Sunbury N  B 

Durham 0 

Simcoe  N  R 0 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

Marquette M 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

Dufferin 0 

Alberta Alta 

Victoria NB 

Elgin  ER 0 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's PEI 

Durham 0 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
Lambton  WR.  ..0 
Russell            . . .  0 

O'Mara 

Ostrander 

OstreaLake 

O'SulUvan'sCor's. 

Oswald 

535*46 

*Omemee 

Ompah 

via  Halifax,  N  S 
Agincourt    535*34, 

580-36 
Woodlands  534-11 

150  Mile  House  . . 
Oneida 

Otis 

^Ottawa  , . 

*Bank  Street', . . . 
Bank  St.  South. 
*  King  St.  Branch 
Le  Breton  Flats 
Mount  Shenvood 
Stewarton 

Suh.O/flce,  No.  ^ 
Sub-Office,  No.  h 

Sub-Office,  No.  6 
Sub-Office,No.l7 
Sub-Station  10 . . 

Ottawa  Brook . . . 

Ottawa  East  .... 

Ottawa  South  . . . 

Ottawa  West  .... 

Otterburne 

Otter . . 

Bagotville  329-8  or 

O'Neil   

799,  535-12-18-20- 
[27-28-31,  580-105- 
[110,328,319,327, 
[327*2 

O'Neil's  Corners. . 

Onion  Lake 

Onondaga  

Onslow  Mountain 

Onslow  Station... 
Ontario  St.  Centre 

(Sub  Office) 
Ontario  Street  E. 
Opeongo     

599-14 

via  Ottawa   Ont 

Ophir      

via  Ottawa  Ont 

Optic 

via  Ottawa,  Ont 

Orangedale 

Orangedale  East.. 

535-55 
Pt.Hamm'nd535-70 

*Orangeville 

Oranmore    

Orbindale 

Oread  ia 

Otter  Brook 

OtterCreek 

Otter  Lake 

Otter  Lake  St 

Otter  Point 

*Otterville 

Otthon 

458,  450-3 
Brookfield  599-1 
Bogart535  34 
Shawville  535-28 
580  111 

Orchard  

via  Victoria,  B  0 

Orchard  Beach  . . 
(Summer  Office) 

580-80 
Yorkton  535-101 

Orford  Centre  . . . 

Otto        

Oak  Point  534-11 

Oriel 

Ouaitchouan 

Ouelletteville .... 
Ouimet 

674  (R.  R.  name 

Orient. 

Ouaitchouan  F'ls) 

*Orillia 

Cluny  535-53 
535-13 

Oriole 

via  Chatham,  Ont. 

Oustic 

via  Guelph,  Ont. 

Orland 

Out.  Is.  Pt.  Hood 
Outlet 

Port  Hood  601 

Orleans 

Lansdowne  580-9 

Outlook 

via  Richards 

Ormond 

Outlook 

Landing,  Ont. 

Ormsby 

535-107 

^Ormstown . .    . 

Outram 

Clarence  589-1 

Ormstown  Sta 

Ouvry 

CedarSprings  889-2 
Breslay  or  534-14 

Oromocto 

Overland 

Macoun  535-66 
Napanee  509-2, 

*Orono 

580-9 

Oro  Station 

w'a  Yarmouth,  N  S 

Orr  Lake 

Owenbrook 

*Owen  Sound 

Owensville 

Owl's  Head  Harb'r 
Owoiu 

Coe  Hill  544 
.535-40,  580-55,  428, 

430-1,  431,  148-6, 

*OrrviUe 

Orton 

424,  165-2 
SwiftCurrent535-52 
via  Halifax,  N  S 

Orton. 

Griswold  535-52 

Ortonville    

*Oxbow 

535-58 

Orwell 

Oxbow 

Three  Br'oks  535-91 

Orwell 

lOxdrift 

535-51 

Orwell  Cove 

via  Wiarton,  Ont. 

Osaca 

\*Oxford    

Oxford  Centre. .. 
Oxford  Junction. 

\Oxford  Mills 

Oxford  Station  . . 

Oxley 

Oxmead   

Oxville 

Oyama 

599-16 

Osage  

via  Woodstock,  0. 

Osborne     .   . 

599-1-15 

Oscar 

535-33 

Osenley 

Wentworth 0 

Renfrew  N  R. . .  0 
Carleton 0 

Ontario  S  R 0 

53520  (R.  R.  name 

*  Osceola 

Oxford) 

Osgoode  Station. . 

*Oskawa  ...  ,,.... 

Harrow  889-2 
via  Meaford.  Ont. 
Ll'ydmin8t'r534-14 
Vernon  635-74 

la 


242 


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[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEy,pp.  174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKEy,pp.l74-l78 

Oyster  Bed  Bridge 

Oyster  Ponds .... 

Oznabruck  Centre 

Pabos  Mills 

Pacaud 

Queen's PEI 

Guysboro'  . . . .  N  S 

Stormont 0 

Arthabasica Q 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

Ga8p6 0 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

SimcoeSR 0 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

Lanark  NR 0 

Halton 0 

Peel 0 

Peel 0 

Kootenay BC 

Renfrew  S  R....  0 

Prince PEI 

Wellington  N  R..0 
KentER 0 

Russell 0 

Montmagny Q 

Regina Sask 

Carleton 0 

King's PEI 

City  of  Toronto... 

Labelle Q 

Rouville Q 

Labelle Q 

Compton Q 

Essex  NR 0 

Gloucester....  NB 

Lotbinifere Q 

Annapolis....  NS 
Strathcona...Alta 

Saltcoats Sask 

Rimouski Q 

Laval Q 

Maissoneuve 

Lambton  WR...0 
Portneuf Q 

Victoria NB 

Frontenac 0 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Queen's PEI 

Brant 0 

Yukon  

Hunter's  River 

6651 
Mulgrave  599-7-14, 

364-2,  369-1-2-3 
Farran's  Pt.   580-9 
New  Carlisle  508 
Victoriaville  580-12 
Edmonton    535-63 
Perce  346,  348,  350 
.'599-1    (R  R  name 

Meadow  Brook) 
Allandale     580-65- 

67-68-69 
580-54 

Chipman  534-14 
.535-12 

Bronte  580-87 
.580-65,  535-48 
535-48 
535-70 

Killaloe  580-110 
St.  Louis  665-1 
080-46-53-54 
Muir  Kirk  693-34, 

889-2 
799 

St.  Valuer  599-3 
Lang  535-66 
Kinburri  580-110 
Montague  665-7 

Huberdeau  533  5 

Abbotsford  535-1 
.535-18,  328.  327 
675-19  (R.R.  name 

Paquetteville) 
889-2  (R.  R.  name 

Paquette) 
Burnsville  540 
des  Chaillons  618 
562-1 

Lloydmins'r  534-14 
Yorkton  535-101 
Salmon  Lake  599-2 
535-18 

Part  of  Montreal.Q 
Dresden  889  3 
La  Chevrotiere 

535-21 
535-84 

Tichborne  611 
535-52 

Kensington  665-1 
580-79-83 
White  Horse  862 
580-79-83  (R.  R.  n. 

Paris) 
618 

Goldstone  580-54 
N.Germany  589-1-2 
535-61 

535-35-40,     580-51- 
67-87  (R.R.  name 
North    Parkdale 
Jun'on  on  580-51- 
67,  S'th  Parkdale 
on  580-87) 
Gr'nvilleFer'y589-l 
Boiestown  599-19 
Aylesford  562-1 
580-67  (R.  R.  name 
Parker's  Siding) 
Davidson  5.34-22 
Frobisher  535-58 
580-65-56(RRname 
Park  Head  Jun.) 
580-51 

535-34  (R.R.  name 
Hungerford) 

Parkhurst 

Parkindale 

Parkin 

Parkinson 

Parkland 

Park's  Creek  .... 

Parkside 

Lotbinifere Q 

Albert.. NB 

Assa.  East.... Sask 

AlgomaE  R 0 

Alberta Alta 

Lunenburg NS 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Comox-Atlin..BC 
Mackenzie....  Sask 

King's NB 

Toronto  Centre. .0 
Lennox  and 

Addington....O 
Cumberland  ..NS 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Parry  Sound  ....0 

Parry  Sound  ....0 

Edmonton....  Alta 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Oxford  NR 0 

Bonaventure Q 

Bonaventure Q 

King's NB 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Alberta Alta 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Kootenay BC 

Prince  Albert  Sask 
Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Sunbury N  B 

AlgomaE  R 0 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Red  River 0 

Haliburton 0 

St.John&Iberv'e.Q 

Rouville Q 

Yale  Cariboo.. BC 
Yale-Cariboo...  BC 
Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Lambton  W  R. . .  0 

Elgin  WR 0 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Grey  S  R 0 

Edmonton Alta 

Yale-Cariboo...  BC 
Humboldt  ....Sask 
King's PEI 

King's PEI 

Macleod Alta 

Parry  Sound 0 

Missisquoi Q 

N.Westminster  BC 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Nipissing    0 

King's NB 

Guysborough..NS 

Edmonton Alta 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

Oxford  SR 0 

Carleton NB 

Dufiferin 0 

York  N  R 0 

Halifax N  S 

Victoria Alta 

Alberta Alta 

Essex  S  R 0 

Essex  S  R 0 

Welland 0 

Welland 0 

Welland 0 

Dauphin M 

Victoria NB 

St.  Agapit  580-12 
Elgin  572 
Wapella  535-52    ' 
Dean  Lake  535*25 
Nan  ton  536-64 
Lunenburg  589-3, 
373 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Paddy  Hill 

Parksville 

Parkview 

Parlee  Settlement 
*  Parliament  St.. 

via  Nanaimo,  B  0 
Buchanan  534-13 

Avonmore  637 

*  Paisley 

Pakan          . 

*Parrsboro'  . . . 
Parrsboro'  Shore. 

*  Parry  Harbour. 

*  Parry  Sound  .. 
Partridge  Hill.... 
Parvella 

Chambers  580-9 
549,  392-3  (R.R.n. 

Parrsboro') 
Parrsboro'  549, 

392-3 
430-3  or  via  Parry 

Sound, 0 
532-1,  580-111,165-2 

430  2-3 
FortSaskatchewan 

53414 
Brooks  535-53 

*Pakenham 

*  Palermo 

*  Palgrave 

Palgrave  Station 

Palliser 

Palmer  Rapids... 

Palmer  Road 

*Palmerston  .... 
Palmyra 

Pana 

Pasadena 

Paspibiac  

Paspebiac  West.. 

Passekeag   

Pasqua   

Thamesford  535-35 

350 

Pangman 

Panmure 

Panmnre  Island  . 

N'wCarlitle508-360 

599-12 

535-52-66 

*Pape  avenue  . . . 
(Branch  Office) 

Papineau 

Papineau 
d'Abbotsford.... 

Passburg 

Paswegin 

Paterson 

Pathlow 

Frank  535-67 
534-13  (R.R.  name 

Paskwegin) 
464-103 
Melfort  534-12 

*Papineauville . . 
Paqtiette 

Patience 

Patterson  Settle'f 
Patton 

Millet  535-63 
Hoyt  Sta.  535-88 
Dean  Lake  535 -25 

Paquette  Sta 

Paquetville 

Paradis 

Pattullo 

Paudash 

Stratton  534-20 
Coe  Hill  544 

Paulhan 

Gra'deLigne  580-13 
Abbotsford  535-1 

Pauline 

Paradise  Valley.. 
Paragon 

Paulson.        .... 

Coryell  535-72 
Ashcroft  535*70 

Pavilion 

Param4 

Paxton  Valley  . . . 

Monte  Creek  535  -70 

Pare  Laval 

ParcLafontaine.. 
Pardee 

Payne's  Mills.... 

Paynton 

Peabody  

PeaceRiv.Cros'ng 
Peachland 

534-14 

Pare 

Parents 

Chesley  580*65 
Morinville  534-24 
445-6 

Davidson  534-22 

Parkbeg      

Peake  Station.. . . 

Peake's  Road 

Pearce 

665*3  (R  R  name 

Park  Corner 

*Paris 

Peakes) 
Peak  Station  665-3 

Paris 

535-67 

*Pari8  Station  . . 

Parisville 

Park  Avenue  .... 
Parker  

Brant 0 

Lotbiniere Q 

City  of  Montreal  Q 
Wellington  NR..0 
Lunenburg  ..  .N  S 

Selkirk M 

York 0 

Annapolis N  S 

York N  B 

King's NS 

Muskoka 0 

Humboldt....  Sask 
A8siniboia....Sask 
Bruce  N  R 0 

Middlesex  NR..0 
Hastings  E  R....0 

Pearceley 

Pearceton    

Peardonville  .... 

Pearl  Lake 

Pearson 

Pearson  ville 

Peas  Brook 

Sundridge  580-67 
Stanbri'geE.194*19 
Abbottsford  535*73 
Elmwood  680*55 
New  Liskeard  699 

Parkdale 

Parkdale 

*  Parkdale  

Annidale  937 
Queensport  369*2 
Edmonton  535*63 

Pechet  

Lipton  535  111 
via  Woodstock,  0 
535*90 

Peebles    

Peel 

Parker's  Cove .... 
Parker's  Ridge  . . 
Parker  Road 

Peepabun    

Pefferlaw 

Peggy's  Cove .... 

GrandValley535*41 

532-1 

French  Village 

589-1 
Vermilion  534-14 

*  Parkersville 

Pekisko 

High  River  535*64 
Kingsville  889*2 
Kingsville  889*2 
Fenwick  703 
Fenwick  703 
Beamsville  580*83, 

591 
Mafeking  634*12 
Connor  700*1 

Parkerton 

Parkfleld 

Park  Head 

*Park  Hill 

Parkhouse 

Pelee  Island  .... 
Pelee  Island,  S... 
Pelham  Centre  .. 
Pelham  Corners.. 
Pelham  Union    . . 

Pelican  Rapids. . . 
Pelletier  Mills... 

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243 


POST 
OFFICES. 

KLBCTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKEy,pp.l74-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEY,PP.174-178 

Pelly 

Mackenzie  . . 
Yukon 

.Sask 

Kamsack  534-14 
White  Horse  862 
Ashcroft  535-70 
Morinville  534-24 
via  Vancouver  B  C 
Scotch  Village562 -4 
535-12,580112,311 
Newburgh  Junct'n 

535-83-90 
via  Yarmouth  N  S 
535-110 
450-6,  451-2 
535-31 
580-69,  430-3  (R  R 

name  Penetang) 
Strassburg  Sta. 

535-111 
535-63 
599-19  (RR  name 

Penniac) 
via  Gasp6  Q 
SwiftCur'ent535-52 
via  Halifax  N  S 
Pennfield  Ri'ge  639 
Pennfield  Ri'ge  639 
639  (R  R  name 

Pennfield) 
Saltcoats  535-101 
Lament  534-14 
599-12 

Lenore  535-110 
Colborne  580-9 
535-52 
345  (Landing  name 

Pentecost) 
.535-74 

Elora  535 -36,  580-54 
Tottenham  580-65, 

535-48 
Innisfail  535-63 
346,  348,350orNew 

Carlisle  508 
580-51  (R  R  name 

Perch) 
535-52 

Kisbey  535-65 
Saskatoon  535-63 
Roberval  674 
Providence  Bay 

426 
East  Templeton 

535-18,  327,  328 
580-69 

Saltcoats  535-101 
Mackev's  Station 

Ont  535-12 
Everett  580-64 
EganviUe  535-11, 

580-110 
Alba  535-12 
Annapolis  Royal 

.562-1 
Coaticook  580-8 
Buttern't  Ri'ge  572 
Nelson  535-72 
693-34  (R  R  name 

Perry) 
Clifton  390-3 
580-35 
•390-5  (Landing  n. 

Perry's  Wharf) 

or  Cody's  637 
535-34,  327-2 
Andover  535  90 
674 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 
535-12  (R  Rname 

Petewawa) 
.580-27-31-35,535-34 

314  (R  R  name 

Peterboro') 
via  Baddeck,  N  S 
580-51 

Petersen 

Peter's  Mills 

Peterson's  Cor'ers 
Peter's  Road  .... 

*  Peter  Street  .... 

Petersville 

Petersvi'e  Church 

Peterville 

Petherton 

Petit 

Victoria NB 

Kent NB 

Haliburton 0 

King's PE  I 

Toronto  0 

Queen's N  B 

Queen's N  B 

Prince P  El 

Wellington  N  R,  0 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chambly Q 

Bonaventure Q 

Two  Mountains.. Q 

Gaspd ...Q 

Rimouski Q 

Bonaventure Q 

Laval Q 

Beauce Q 

Kent N  B 

Westmoreland  N  B 
Richmond  ....NS 

Gloucester....  NB 
Ga8p6  Q 

Terrebonne Q 

Rimouski    Q 

Gloucester....  NB 

Lunenburg N  S 

Two  Mountains.  .Q 

Gasp6 Q 

Chicoutimi  and 

Saguenay Q 

Gasp6 Q 

Gloucester N  B 

Saguenay Q 

Beauce Q 

Rimouski Q 

Halifax    NS 

Portage  laPrairieM 
Saskatchewan  Sask 
Lambton  E  R.  . .  0 

Marquette M 

Cumberland.  ..NS 

Frontenac 0 

Parry  Sound.... 0 
Vaudreuil Q 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

Simcoe  NR 0 

Maskinonge Q 

Missisquoi Q 

Waterloo  SR  ...0 
Hastings  ER...0 

Leeds 0 

Strathcona...  Alta 
Annapolis N  S 

Battleford....  Sask 
Yale- Cariboo..  BC 

Saguenay  Q 

Edmonton....  Alta 
Edmonton ....  Alta 

King's NB 

Battleford....  Sask 

Parry  Sound 0 

Saltcoats Sask 

Ontario  S  R 0 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

Pictou NS 

Grand  Falls  535-84 

Pelly     

Rexton  610 

Pembert'nP'rtage 

Pembina 

Pemb'rt'nM'd'ws. 

Pembroke 

*P&mbroke 

Pembroke    

Pembroke  Shore.. 

Yale-Cariboo 
Edmonton. . . 
Yale -Cariboo 

Hants 

Renfrew  N  R 
Carleton 

Yarmouth  . . 

Brandon 

Nanaimo 

Prescott..  .. 
Simcoe  E  R. 

Assa.  West  . . 

Strathcona  . . 
York    

Gasp6 

Assa.  West.. 
Halifax    .... 
Charlotte  .. 
Charlotte   .. 
Charlotte  .. 

Assa.  East... 

Victoria 

King's 

Brandon 

N'thumbler'd 
Assa.  West. . 
Saguenay    . . 

Yale  Cariboo 
Wellington  S 
Simcoe  S  R. 

Calgary 

Gasp6 

r.a,mbton  W  1 

Assa.  East . . . 
Assa.  East... 
Battleford... 
Chicoutimi . . 
Algoma  E  R. 

Wright 

Simcoe 

Assa.  East  . . 
Pontiac 

Dufferin 

Renfrew  S  R. 

Renfrew  NR 
Annapolis  .. 

Compton  . . . 

King's 

Kootenay. .. 
Welland".... 

King's 

.B.C. 

.Alta 
..BC 
..NS 
.    ..0 
NB 

..NS 
...M 
.B  C 
....0 
....0 

.Sask 

.Alta 
.NB 

....Q 

Sask 
..NS 
.NB 
.NB 
.NB 

.Sask 
.Alta 
.NB 
...M 
ERO 
Sask 
...Q 

.BC 
R..0 
...0 

.Alta 
...Q 

\...o 

.Sask 
.Sask 
.Sask 

::;:8 

...Q 

....0 
.Sask 
....Q 

....0 

....o 

....0 

..NS 

■:A 

BC 
....0 

.NB 

..0 

.NB 

...0 
.NB 

;.:8 

...0 
R..0 

.NS 
..0 

Gelert  580-30 
Murray  Riv'r  665 -5, 
362 

Welsford  535-88 
Welsford  535-88 
Tignish  665-1 
Kenilworth   535-41 
Chicoutimi  674-1 

Pender  Island  . . . 

*  Pendleton   

*Penetanguisk'ne 

Pengarth 

Penhold 

Petit  Bois 

PetitBonaventure 

Petit  Brul6 

Petit  Cap 

Petit  Capucins... 
Petit  Cascapedia 
!     Nord 

St.  Lambert  580-8 
Bonaventure  River 

508,  350 
St.Augustin  635-18 
L'AnsekValleau348 
L.  Metis  Sta.  599-2 

Peniao 

New  Richmond  508 

Penin8iila-Gasp6. . 
Penkill 

Petit  Cote  SteR'se 

Petit  Lac 

Petite  Chockpis.. 

*Petitcodiac    

Petite  deGratBdg 

Petite  Lameque . . 
Petite  Magdeleine 

Petite  Mascouche 

Petite  Matane... 
Petit  Paquetville 
Petite  Rividre  B. 
Petite  Rivi6re  . . 
Petite  Rivifere  au 

Renard 

Petite  Rivifereaux 

Sables 

Ste  Rose  535-18 
Robertson  675 
Rexton  610 

Pennant  

Pennfleld 

Pennfield  Centre. 
Pennfield  Ridge.. 

Pennock 

599-12,  572 

Arichat  369-1,371-1 
orGr'nd  An8e537 

Shippigan  540 

348  (Landing  name 
Lit.  Magdalen  or 
Gasp6  346,  350 

535-24  (R  R  name 

L'le  Metis  Sta.  599 -2 

Peno 

Penobsquis 

Penrith    

Pense 

Pentecost  River . . 

Penticton 

Pentland 

Penville 

Burnsville  540 
Italy  Cross  589-3 
St.  Eustache535-22 

Fox  River  348 

.Jonquiferes  674-1 
Grandee  Valine  348 

Perbeck  

Petite  Valine  .... 
Petit  Rocker  .... 

Petit  Saguenay  . . 

Petit  Village  .... 
PetitsMechins... 

Petpeswick  Harb. 
Petrel 

Perce    

599-2  (R  R  name 

Perch  Station 

Percival 

Petite  Roche) 
L'Anse  St.  Jean 

329-8 
StEphremSta.675-2 
Cap  Chat  348  or  L. 

Metis  Sta  599-2 

Percy 

Perdiie  

Peribonca 

Perivale   

via  Halifax,  N  S 
534*16 

Petrofka 

Rosthern  535-62 

Perkiris 

*Petrolea 

Pettapiece 

PettigrewSefm't. 

Petworth 

Pevensey 

Peveril 

693-36  580-84 

Perkinsfield 

Perley 

535-50 

Halfway  R.  Sta.  549 

Yarker  509-1-2 

Perley  Depot.... 

Sundridge  580-67 
St.  Justine  Station 

Perm 

Pheasant  Forks . . 

*Phelpston 

Philibert 

Philipsburg  East. 

Philipsburg  West 

Philipston    

Philipsville 

Phillips 

589-105 

Perrault  

Perretton 

Perott  Settlem'nt 

Perryboro' 

Perry  Settlement. 
Perry  Siding 

Lemberg  535-111 

580-69 

St.  IJrsule  533-1 

662  (R  R  name 

Philipsburg) 
Baden  580-51 
via  Belleville,  Ont. 
Elgin  516 
Ranfurly  534-14 
Bridgetown  562  1, 

589-1 

Perry's  Point 

PhinneyCove 

Phippen 

Perry  town 

Perryville 

Durham   

Queen's 

Lanark  S  R. 
Victoria  .... 
Portneuf.... 
Frontenac  . . 
Renfrew  N  R 

Peterboro  W 

Victoria  .... 
Waterloo  S  R 

N  Battleford  534-14 

535-80,  464-104 

Piastre  Bay 

Pibroch 

Esquimaux  Pt.  345 
Morinville  534 -"^i 

*  Perth 

Picardville 

(P.O.  in  Winter) 

Piccadilly 

Piche 

Edmonton  535-63 

Perth   

Perthuis 

Sussex  599-12 

Perth  Road 

Petawawa 

Pickerel  Lake..    . 
Picnic 

Burk's  Falls  580-67 
Saltcoats  535-101 

*Peterboro' 

*  Pickering 

*Picton 

580-9 
544,509-4,308,308-1, 

309,  324,  329-3 
599-9-15,  359-1-2, 

Peter's  Brook 

I^ctou 

Petersburg 

356-1,346,360,362 

244 


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[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

BliECrORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KKY,PI'.  174-178 

SEEKEY.PP  174-178 

Pictou  Island  .... 

Pictou N  S 

SROorwa  Pictou  NS 

Piusville  Station . 

Prince PEI 

605-1  (R.R.  name 

Pictou  Landing. 

Pictou N  S 

599-10 

Piusville) 

Pictou  Road    .... 

Guysboro'  . . . .  N  S 

Sunny  brae  647 

Plainfield 

Hastings  E  R. . .  0 

via  Belleville  Ont 

Pidjreon  . 

Megan  tic Q 

Terrebonne    Q 

Plessisville  580-12 
.535-23 

Plainfield 

Plain  Lake 

Pictou NS 

Victoria Alia 

Scotsburn  599-15 

Piedmont... 

Vegreville  534-14 

Piedmont  Valley. 

Pictou NS 

599-7  (R  R  name 

Plain  View 

Qu'Appelle  . .  Sask 

Yorkt'n  535-101-112 

Piedmont) 

Plain  ville 

Northumb'  W  R.  0 

via  Cobourg  Ont 

Piercemont 

Carleton NB 

Beechwood  535-90 

Plaisance 

Labelle Q 

535-18 

*PierreviUe 

Yamaska Q 

677-3 

Plaister  Mines  . . . 

Victoria NS 

via  Baddeck  N  S 

Pierre ville    Mills. 

Yamaska Q 

P'erreville  677-3 

Plamondon's  Mills 

Wolfe  Q 

Danville  580-12 

PieTSon    

Souris M 

King's NB 

.535-58 

Hampton  592, 
599-12,  390-3 

Plamondville  .... 

*Plantai/enet 

Plantagenet  Sp'gs 

Victoria Alta 

Prescott 0 

Prescott 0 

Vegreville   534-14 

535-31 

Plantagenet  535-31 

Pigeon  Blufl  .... 

Selkirk M 

Lower  Fort  Garry 

Plaster  Bock  .... 

Victoria NB 

535  91 

535-61 

Plateau 

Cheticaipp  359-2, 

Pigeon  Hill 

Missisquoi Q 

StAr'andSta.194-14 

369-3 or Inverness 

Pigeon  Hill 

Pigeon  Lake 

Gloucester.... N  B 

Shippigan  540 

Plateau 

Mackenzie  ...Sask 

Canora  534-13  [601 

Macdonald M 

White  Plains  534-6 

*Plattt>ville 

Oxford  NR....  0 

Bright  580-79 

Pike  Bay  

Pike  Creek 

Bruce  N  R 0 

via  Wiarton,  Ont. 

Playfair 

Lanark  S  R  . . . . .  0 

Perth  535-34,  327  2 

Essex  NR 0 

580-97.  196-5 

Pleasant  

Peel 0 

Brampton  535-39, 

Pike  River 

Missisquoi Q 

Stanbridge  Station 

580-51 

535-1,  199-14,662 

Pleasant  Bay  ... 

Inverness    ....NS 

359-2  or  PtHood  601 

Pike's  Landing. . . 

Vancouver B  C 

Pl'mper'sPass  450-4 

Pleasantdale 

Humboldt. . . .  Sask 

534-13 

Pilette  Corners  . . 

Essex  NR 

via  Walkerville,  0. 

Pleasant  Grove  . . 

Queen's  ....  PEI 

Little  York  665-3 

Humboldt....  Saek 
Assa.  West...Sask 

Humboldt  534-13 
535-52 

Pleasant  Harbo'r. 
Pleasant  Hills.... 

Halifax    NS 

Colchester.... N  S 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Pilot  Butte 

Londond'ySta599-l 

*Pilot  Mound .... 

Lisgar M 

535-57 

Pleasant  Home    . 

Selkirk M 

Teulon  535-60 

Pinawa 

Selkirk M 

Lac  du   Bonnet 

Pleasant  Lake  . . . 

Yarmouth  . . . .  N  S 

589 -5 

535-102 

Pleasant  Mount . . 

Albert NB 

572(RRn.East.man) 

Pincher  Creek... 

Alberta Alta 

Pincher  Sta.  535-67 

Pleasant  Park  . . . 

Essex  N  R 0 

Essex  693-30 

Pincher  Station. 

Alberta Alta 

535-67  (R.R.  name 

Pleasant  Point  . . 

Halifax    NS 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Pincher) 

Pleasant  Point. . . 

St.  John N  B 

via  St.  John  N  B 

Pincourt 

Terrebonne    Q 

Terrebonne  535-21 

Pleasant  Point. . . 

Victoria 0 

Dunsford  535-45 

Pine 

Algoma  E  R 0 

535-13  (R.  R.  name 

Pleasant  Ridge  . . 

Charlotte  ....N  B 

Rolling  Dam  535-87 

Bahnsen 

Pleasant  River. .. 

Queen's N  S 

589-2 

Pine  Creek 

Edmonton  ....Alta 

Chipman  534-14 

Pleasant  Vale .... 

Albert NB 

Elgin  572 

Pine  Dale 

Ontario  NR 0 

Black'ater580-35-36 

Pleasant  Valley  . . 

Pictou NS 

Glengarry  Station 

PineGreve 

YorkCR 0 

Woodbridge  535-40 

599-13 

Pine  Hill 

Argenteuil Q 

Lachute    535-18, 

Pleasant  Valley . . 

Dundas 0 

Iroquois  580-9 

533-4 

Pleasant  Valley . . 

Yarmouth  . . . .  N  S 

South  Ohio  562-1 

Pinehurst 

Kent  WR 0 

Mull,  693-34 

j Pleasant  Valley.. 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Melfort  534-12 

Pine  Lake 

Strathcona...  Alta 

Penhold  535-63 

Pleasant  Valley 

Pine  Lands 

Muskoka 0 

Po'tSandfield420-3 

Corner 

Yarmouth NS 

South  Ohio  562-1 

(PO  in  Summer) 

orSta'yBra'532  1 

Pleasant  View  . . . 

Prince PE  I 

St.  Louis  665-1 

Pine  Orchard .... 

York  NR 0 

532-1 

Pleasantville 

Lunenburg N  S 

Br'gewater  589-1-3, 

Pine  Ridge 

Kent    NB 

Harcourt  599  2 

374 

Pine  Ridge 

Selkirk    M 

via  Winnipeg,  M. 

Pleasantville 

York  NR 0 

Newmarket  580-67 

Pine  River 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Kincardine  580-48, 

Pleasington 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Wetaskiwin  535-63 

165-1,  423 

Pleasington 

Sunbury N  B 

Hoyt  535-88 

Pine  River  Sta... 

Dauphin M 

534-12  (R.  R.  name 

''Plessisville 

Megantic Q 

580-12 

Pine  Ri\er) 

Plessisville  Sta.. 

Megan  tic Q 

580-12  (R.R.  name 

Pinette 

Queen's PEI 

Surrey  665-5 

Plessisville) 

Pine  Tree 

Pictou NS 

Antigonishe  ..NS 

Woodbourne  599-7 
L'r  Sou.  Riv.  599-7 

*  Plevna          .  . . 

Frontenac, 0 

Victoria N  B 

Lavant  Sta.  611 

Pine  Vale 

Plourd 

St.  Jacques  700 

Pine  Valley 

Provencher M 

Vassar  534-18 

*Plum  Coulee  . . . 

Lisgar M 

464-49,  535-57 

Pine  Valley 

Renfrew... NR  .0 

Cobden  535-12 

i  Plum  Hollow.... 

Leeds 0 

Athens  516 

Pine  View 

Dauphin M 

Oak  Point  534-11 

\*Plumas 

Dauphin M 

534-6 

Pineville. 

Northumberl'd.NB 
Rainy  River 0 

Renous  Bdge.599-8 
534-20,  435-1-2 

Plumweseep   — 
\Plunkett 

King's NB 

Humboldt  ...Sask 

.599-12 

Pine  Wood 

Humboldt    534-13, 

Pinkerton 

Bruce  SR 0 

580-54 

10-13 

Pinkney's  Point.. 

Yarmouth  . . .  N  S 

via  Yarmouth  N  S 

i  Plymouth  Road . . 

Pictou N  S 

NewGlasgow  599*7 

Pinnacle 

Richmond Q 

Danville  580-12 

1  Plymouth 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

via  Yarmouth  N  S 

Pintendre 

Levis Q 

St.  Henri  Station 

Plymouth 

Carleton NB 

Debec  535-85-90 

599-4,  675 

1  Plympton 

Selkirk M 

via  Winnipeg  Man 

Pinto 

Assa.  East....Sask 
Moose  Jaw...  Sask 

.535-66 

Swift  Cur'nt  535-52 

Plympton  Station 

Digby NS 

.562-1  (R.R.  name 

Pinto  Creek 

Plympton) 
Plympt'n  Sta.  562-1 

Pinwherry 

Pioneer    

Battleford Sask 

N  Battleford534-12 

Digby NS 

Gloucester.... N  B 

Carleton N  B 

Upper  Woodstock 

Pockshaw    

540 

535-90 

1  Pockwock 

Halifax N  S 

Bedford599-l,  562-1 

Piopolis 

Compton     Q 

Inverness NS 

343  or  Lake  Megan - 

tic  535-7,  675-2 
Strathlorn  601 

Kamouraska Q 

St.  Alex'rdeKam. 

Piper  Glen 

[Point  Aconi 

Cape  Breton. . .  N  S 

599-3 
waN'thSydney  NS 

Piper  Siding 

N.Westmins'r..BC 

via  Vancouver 

Point  Alexander. 

Renfrew  N  R  ...  0 

311  or  Bass  L.  535 -12 

Piper's  Cove  . . . 

Cape  Breton 

Christm's  Is.599-14 

\ Point  Anne 

Hastings O 

via  Belleville,  Ont. 

Piperville 

Pipestone 

Carleton 0 

799 

|Point-^-Naveau.. 

Gasp6 Q 

Ga8p6  346 

Brandon M 

535-65 

j  Point  Basse 

Gasp6 Q 

Grindstone  Is. 359-1 

Pirmez  Creek .... 

Calgary Alta 

Calgary  535-53 

jP'inteauGo6m'n. 

Gasp6 Q 

Cap  Chat  348  or  L'le 

Pisquid 

Queen's PEI 

Antigonishe  ..N  S 

665-3 
Antigonishe  599-7 

i  Point  au  Car  .... 

Northumb'....  NB 

Metis  Sta.  599-2 

Pitcher's  Farm  . . 

Loggieville  599-19, 

Pitcox 

Red  Deer Alta 

N.Westminster  BC 

Red  Deer  535-63 
P.  Hammond  535 -70 

Point  Clear 

353 

Pitt  Meadows 

Victoria N  SiRoss  Ferry  364-4 

Pitt's  Ferrv 

Frontenac  0 

via  Kingston,  Ont 

1  Point  Comfort  . . 

Wright  Q,Gracefield  535-27 

Pittston 

Grenville 0 

Cardinal  580-9 

1  Point  Cross 

Inverness   N  S 

via  Cheticamp,  N  S 

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1  RAILROAD  ON  WHICH  1 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL           | 

LOCATED,  OR.  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Point  de  Roche  . . 

Queen's 

PEI 

St.  Andrew's  665-4 

Pomquet  Station . 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

599-7  (R  Rname 

Point  du  Jour  . . . 

St.  Hyacinthe 

..Q 

via  St.  Hyacinthe  Q 

Pomquet) 

*Foint  Edward.. 

LambtonW  R...OI 

580-83  Ferry  to  F'rt 

Ponds 

Pictou NS 

Merigonishe    599-7 

Gratiot  Mich. 

Pond  Mills 

Middlesex  ER...Q 

889-5 

Point  Edward  . . 

Cape  Breton. 

.NS 

via  Sydney  N  S 

Pondville 

Richmond....  NS 

via  Arichat  N  S 

Point  Escuniinac. 

Northumb'   .. 
Vaudreuil  . . 

.NB 
...Q 

Escuniinac  353 
535-3-2,  327,  328 

Ponoka  

Stratheona  . . .  Alta 
Wellington  SR..Q 

535-63 

Point  Fortune  . . 

Ponsonby  

Fer'us535 -36,580 -54 

Point  Kaye 

Muskoka  . . . 

...0 

420-3  or  Bala  532-1 

Pontbriand 

Megantic Q 

Robertson  Station 

Point  La  Nim.... 

Restigouche  . 

.N  B 

599-5  (K.R.  name 

675 

McNeish's) 

Pont  Chateau 

Soulanges Q 

St.  Clet  535-33 

Point  Matnainse . . 

Algomo 

...0 

fiaSaultSte.  Marie 

PontdelaNore'u. 

Portneuf Q 

St.BazileSta,535-21 

Point  Michaud  .. 

Richmond  . . 

.NS 

via  St.  Peter's  N  S 

*ltdeMaMnong( 

Maskinonge....   Q 

535-21  (R  R  name 

Point  of  Cape...  . 

Antigonishe 

.NS 

Antigonishe  599-7 

Maskinonge) 

Point  Petre    

Prince  Edward  . .  0 

via  Picton,  Ont. 

Pont  Etchcmin . . 

Levis Q 

599-16,  580-12  (RR 

Point  Platon  .... 

Lotbinidre  . . 

...Q 

Laurier,  599-16 

n.  St.  Romauld) 

Point  Poplar  .... 

King's 

PEI 

Cardigan  Bd.  665  3 

Pontgrave  

Montmorency . . .  Q 

via  Quebec 

Point  Prim 

Queen's 

PEI 

Grandview  665  5 

Pont  Mousseau . 

L'Assomption . .  .Q 

L'Epiphanie  533-1, 

Point  St.  Peter.. 

Gasp6  

...Q 

348,  350  or  New 

535-21 

Carlible  508 

Pont  Rouge 

Portneuf Q 

535-21 

Point  Sapin 

Kent 

.NB 

Richibucto  610 

Pont  St.  Maurice 

Champlain Q 

Three  Rivers  585-19 

Point  Stewart.... 

Renfrew  N  R 

...0 

Pembroke  535-12 

Pontypool  

Durham  ER....Q 

535-34 

Point  Traverse. .. 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

w<  Picton,  Ont. 

Pont  Viau 

Laval Q 

St.  Martin  535-18 

Point  Ihcpper 

Richmond . .  . 

NS 

599-14,  537,  601 

Poodiac    

King's NB 

Sussex  599-12 

Point  Wolfe 

Albert 

NB 

Albert  693 

Poole 

Perth  NR 0 

Milverton  580-53, 

Pointe  k  Calumet 

TwoMountains..Q 

St.Eustache  535-22 

535-47 

PointeilaFr^K'ate 

Gasp6 

...Q 

348  (Landing  name 

Poole's  Resort . . . 

Leeds Q 

Mallorvtown,  580-9 

Pointe  Frigate) 
or  Gasp6  346,  350 

Pope 

Marciuette M 

Halifax NS 

Crandall  535-50 

Pope's  Harbour . . 

West  River  Sheet 

Pointed  la  Garde. 

Bonaventure 

..  Q 

508 

Harb'r  368, 371  -l 

Saguenay 

Vaudreuil. .. 

::', 

Hebartville  674-1 

Poplar 

Algoma  E  R Q 

Kootenay BC 

via  Gore  Bay,  Qnt. 

Pointe  Caragnal  . 

Como  535-31 

Poplar  Creek .... 

535-130  (R  R  name 

Pointe  au  Baril  . . 

Parry  Sound 

...0 

426,  430-2,  148-6  or 

Poplar) 

waParrySoundO 

Poplar  Dale 

Algoma  W  R  . . . .  Q 

Rock  Lake  518 

Pointe  auBoisvert 

Saguenay  . . . 

...Q 

Tadousac  3'- 9 -8 

Poplar  Grove 

Assa.  East . . .  Sask 

Wapella  535-52 

Pointe  au  B'ule'u . 

Saguenay 

...3 

Tadousac  3-29 '8 

Poplar  Grove 

Prince P  E  I 

McNeill'sMills665-l 

Pointe  au  Chene. 

Argenteuil . . 

...Q 

535-18 

Poplar  Hill 

Middlesex  NR...Q 

Komoko  535-42, 

Pointe  au  Pic  . . . 

Charlevoix . . 

...g 

Murray  Bay,  329*8, 

580-83-85 

3501 

Poplar  Park    .... 

Selkirk M 

via   Selkirk,  Man. 

P'te  aux  Anglaise 

Saguenay 

...Q 

345  (Landing  name 

Poplar  Point ... . 

Macdonald M 

535-52 

English  Point) 

Poquiock  

York    NB 

891  or  Canterbury 

P'teauxOut'rdes. 

Saguenay 

....Q 

Manicouagan  345 

Station  535-90 

*P'teau.xTr'mbl'ts 

Laval 

...Q 

5331 

Porcupine 

Nipissing Q 

Englehart  699 

tPointe  aux  Trem- 

Portage     

Muskoka 0 

Hillside  315  or 

bles,  Quest 

Portneuf 

...Q 

Bellair535-21 

Huntsvi'le  580-67 

P'te  aux  Origin'x . 

Kamouraska  . 

...Q 

Riviere  Quelle  599-- 
3-18 

Portage    

Portage  Ave  Cen- 

Prince  PE6 

65-1 

Pointe  Barry 

Vaudreuil 

. . .  Q 

Ste.  Justine  .580-105 

tre  (Sub.  Qftice) 

City  of  Winnipeg  M 

Pointe  Bleue 

Chicoutimi . . 

....Q 

Roberval  674 

Port,  de  la  Nati'n 

Labelle Q 

Papineauv'e  535-18 

Pointe  Claire 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 

580-9,  535-33 

327,  328 

Pointe  de  Bute  . . 

Westmoreland.  NB 

Westmoreland 

*  Portage  du  Fort 

Pontiac  Q 

Haley    Sta.  535-12 

Point  599-1 

Portage  du  Lac  . . 

Victoria NB 

Caron  Brook  700-1 

Pointe  des  Monts 

Saguenay . . . 

...Q 

345 

Portage  East  Bay . 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

via  Sydney  N  S 

Pointedes  R'ches. 

Charlevoix.  . 

...Q 

Bale  St.  Paul  329-8 

Port'ge  la  Prairie 

Portage  laPrairieM 

464-49,534 -6-8-15, 

Pointe  du  Chene. 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

599-11,  356-2 

535-52-100 

Pointe  du  Lac  . . . 

St.  Maurice  . 

...Q 

535-21 

Portage  River  . . . 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Tracadie  587 

Pointe  Gatineau. 

Wright 

...Q 

535-18,    327    (R   E 

Portal 

Bruce  S  R Q 

Pinkerton  580-54 

name  Gatineau) 

Port  Alberni  ... 

Comox-Atlin..BC 

Alberni  450-2 

Pointe  Jaune!... 

Gasp6 

...Q 

Gasp6  346 

Port  Albert 

Huron  WR 0 

via  Goderich,  Qnt. 

Pointe  St.  Anne 

Port  Alma 

Kent  WR 0 

Wheatley  889-2 

des  Monts 

Gasp6 

...Q 

St.Anne  des  Monts 
348  or  Lit'le  Metis 

Port  Anson 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

420-4  Burks  Falls 
580-67 

Station  599-2 

Tort  Arthur.... 

Thunder  Bay...  Q 

535-13-51,   534-20, 

Poirier 

Kent 

Richmond  .. 

.NB 

.NS 

Notre  Dame  627 
A  richat  369-1,371-1 

154-1-3,  148-2, 

Poirierville 

428,433-4,431-73 

orGrandAnse537 

Portapique 

Colchester....  NS 

Londonderry  Sta. 

Poitras 

Victoria  .... 

.NB 

Grand  Falls  535  84 

599  1 

Pokehasset 

Stratheona.. . 

.Alta 

Leduc  535-63 

Portapique  Mt . . . 

Colchester....  NS 

Londonderry  Sta. 

Poland. 

Lanark  N  R 0 

Westmoreland.NB 

Lavant  Stat'n,  611 
Peti'di'c  572, 599-12 

Portau  Persil.... 

Charlevoix Q 

599-1 

Pollett  River  .... 

St.  Simeon  329-8 

Pollet's  Cove 

Inverness 

.NS 

via  Chelicamp,NS 

Port  Ban 

Inverness N  S 

Strathlorn  601 

Polley  hurst 

Queen's 

.  NB 

Welsford  535-88 

Port  Bevis 

Victoria NS 

tria  Baddeck,  N  S 

Pollux..    .     . 

Red  Deer Alta 

Northumb' E  R..0 

Castor  535  114 
Havelock  535  34 

Port  Beckerton . . 

Guysborough . .  N  S 

368  or  Antigonishe 

Polmont 

599-7 

Poison 

Moose  Jaw  . . 

Sask 

Gull  Lake  535-53 

Port  Bruce 

Elgin  ER 0 

Aylmer  Wt.  580-97 

Poison's  Brook. . . 

Antigonishe. 

..NS 

Low.  South  River 

■*Port  Burwell.  . . 

Elgin  ER Q 

530-46 

599-7 

Port  Caledonia  . . 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Glace  Bay  698 

Poltimore 

Labelle 

....Q 

Notre  Dame  de  la 
Salette  326 

Port  Carling  .... 

Muskoka 0 

420-3orFalkenburg 
Station  580-67  or 

Pomerleau 

Megantic 

....Q 

Robertson  675 

StanevBrae  532-1 

Poraeroy 

Macdonald  . . 

...M 

Roland  464 -49, 534 -2 

Port  Carmen 

Parry  Sound . . . .  Q 

Burk's  Falls  580-67 

Pomeroy  Ridge . . 

Charlotte . . . 

.NB 

via  St.  Stephen  NB 

Port  Clyde 

Shelburne  ....NS 

589-3,  369-6,  380 

Pomona 

Grey  S  R   ... 

....0 

Flesherton  535-40 

Port  Cockburn . . . 

Parry  Sound . . . .  0 

420-3  or  Maple  Lake 

Pomquet 

Antigonishe  . 

.NS 

Tavlor's  Road  599-7 

Sta.  518-111 

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[1911 


RAILROAD  O.V  WHICH 

I  RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

HOST 

ELBCTORAIi 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST  R.  R.  STATION. 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

*Port  Colborne  . . 

Welland 0 

580-79-83,  320 

''Portneuf 

Portneuf 

Q 

535-21 

Port  Coldwell . . . 

Thunder  Bay....  0 

535-13  (R  R  name 

Coldwell) 
580-87,535-44   [320 

Portneuf  Station 

Portneuf 

...Q 

535-21  (R.  R.  name 

Portneuf) 
455-2 

*Port  Credit 

Peel 0 

Port  Neville 

Comox-Atlin 

BC 

*Port  Dalhousie. 

Lincoln 0 

Bonaventure  —  Q 

.580-88,  641,  304 
350  (Landing  name 

Carleton 

Ontario  S  R . 

.NB 
...O 

Port  Daniel  C... 

*Port  Perry  .... 

580-38 

Port  Daniel)   or 

Port  Philip 

Cumberand  . 

NS 

Oxford  599-15 

New  Carlisle  508 

Port  Renfrew.... 

Nanaimo 

BC 

450-2 

*  Port  Daniel  East 

Bonaventure Q 

Port  Daniel  C.  350 

Port  Richmond . . 

Richmond  . . 

.NS 

via  P.  Hawkesbury 

or  N.Carlisle  508 

Port  Robinson. . . 

Welland  .... 

,     O 

196-5,  580-77-88 

Port  Daniel  West. 

Bonaventure Q 

Port  Daniel  C.  350 

*Port  Rowan 

Norfolk 

...0 

580-86 

or  N.Carlisle  508 

Port  Royal 

Norfolk 

,.  o 

Port  Rowan  58086 

*  Port  Dover 

Norfolk O 

580-70-80 

Port  Royal 

Richmond  . . 

.NS 

Arichat  369-1,371-1 

Port  Duff erin .... 

Halifax NS 

368,370,  371-1  (L'g 

or  G'nd  Anse  537 

name  Salmon  R.) 

Port  Ryerse 

Norfolk 

...0 

Vittoria  580-80-86 

Portelance 

Portneuf Q 

Grondines  535-21 

Port  Sandfield  . . . 

Muskoka. . . . 

0 

420-3,  or  Staney 

*  Port  Elgin 

Bruce  NR 0 

580-54 

Brae  532-1 

Port  Elgin 

Westmoreland  N  B 

638 

Port  Saxon 

Shelburne  .. 

NS 

589-3 

Port  Elmsley  .... 

Lanark  SR  0 

535-34  (R  R  name 

Port  Severn 

Simcoe  E  R. . 

...  0 

Waubaus'ne  580-32 

Elmsley) 

Port  Shoreham  . . 

Guysborough 
Comox-Atlin 

NS 

Guysboro'368,369-2 

*Port  Essington. 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

450-5-8,  455-1 

Port  Simpson 

.BC 

455-1,  450-5-8 

Porter's. . 

St.  John           N  B 

St  Martin's  592 

...0 

...o 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 

889-5,86,320 

Porter's  Hill 

Huron  W  R 0 

Holmesville  580-52 

*  Port  Stanley.... 

Elgin  E  R. . . 

Porter's  Lake .... 

Halifax    NS 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

Port  Stanton  .... 

Simcoe  E  R. . 

.    o 

SparrowLake  532-1 

Port  Felix 

Guysborough..NS 

Isaac's  Harbour 

*P(yrt  Sydney.... 

Muskoka  . . . 

...0 

Utterson  580-67 

368,371-1 

Port  Talbot 

Elgin  W  R  . . 

.,   o 

693-34,  889-2 

Port  Felix  East . . 

Guysborough..NS 

White  Head  368 

Portuguese  Cove. 

Halifax 

.NS 

via  Halifax.  N  S 

Port  Franks 

Lambton  E  R  . . .  0 

Thedford  580-51 

Port  Union 

Ontario  S  R. 

o 

580-9 

Port  George 

Annapolis NS 

Mid'ton  589-1,562-1 

Port  Wade 

Annapolis... 

.NS 

Victoria  B'ch  589-1 

Port  Gran  by 

Durham 0 

Wesley  ville  580-9 

Port  Whitby 

Ontario  SR. 

...o 

Whitby  580-9-38 

Port  Greville  .... 

Cumberland  ..N  S 

Parsboro' 549,392-3 

Port  Wood 

Queen's 

King's 

PEI 

Murray  River  665-5 

PortGuichon.... 

N  Westminster.  BC 

450-4-6,  711  (R  R  & 

Port  Williams  . . 

.NS 

.562-1 

Ldg.  n.  Guichon) 

Pottageville 

York  N  R. . . 

.,,o 

Aurora  580-67,  704 

*Port  Hammond 

N  Westminster.  BC 

535-70,    450-3,    458 

Potton  Springs. . . 

Brome 

...Q 

653-1 

(RR&  Ldg.  name 

Potvin 

Lotbiniere  . . 

Q 

Laurier  599-16 

Hammond) 

Poucher's  Mills.. 

Hastings 

...  0 

via  Belleville,  Ont. 

PortHaney 

N  Westminster.  BC 

535-70,   450-3,    458 
(R  Rand  Landing 

Poulamon 

Richmond  .. 

NS 

Arichat369-1,  371-1 
or  G'nd  Anse  537 

name  Haney) 

Poupore  

Labelle 

...Q 

326 

Port  Hardy 

Comox-Atlin..BC 

450-5 

Poivassan 

Parry  Sound 

...0 

580-67  (R.  R.  name 

Port  Hastings . . . 

Inverness   NS 

601  or  Ferry  from 

Powassen) 

Inverness......  NS 

Mulgrave,  N  S 
.599-14,  601,    3-29 

Powell 

Carleton .... 
Lincoln 

...0 
...0 

Almonte  535*12 

*Port  Hawkesb'ry 

Power  Glen 

»ia  St.  Cath'rin's.O. 

371-1,  369-3  (RR 

Powerscourt 

Huntingdon 

...Q 

Athelstan  805-40 

n.  Hawkesb'y  on 

Power's  Creek. .. 

Victoria 

.NB 

Grand  Falls  535-84 

59914)  or  Ferry 

Powle's  Corners. 

Victoria 

...0 

580-30  (R.R.  name 
Halls) 

from  Mulgrave 

Port  Hillford 

Gu3'sborough..NS 

368  or  Antigonishe 
599-7 

Pownall 

Queen's 

Strathcona.. 

PEI 

MountAlbion  665-5 

Prague 

.Alta 

Strome  535-113 

Port  Hill 

Prince  PEI 

Tvne  Valley  665-1 

Prairie  Grange. . . 

Red  Deer  . . . 

.Alta 

Red  Deer  535-63 

Port  Hood 

Inverness NS 

601,    359-2,    360, 

Prairie  Grove 

Selkirk 

...M 

via  Winnipeg,  Man 

369-3,  371 

Prairie  Rose 

Humboldt . . . 

Sa,sk 

Watson  534-13 

Port  Hood  Island 

Inverness N  S 

via  Port  Hood  N  S 

Prairie  Siding. . . . 

Kent  W  R. . . 

...0 

580-97 

Port  Hood  Mines 

Inverness N  S 

Port    Hood   601, 

Pratt  Corners 

Lanark  S  R.. 

...0 

Maberly  535*34 

369-3,  359-2,  360 

Pratt  Siding 

Middlesex  WR..0 

Glencoe  580-82 

*  Port  Hope 

Durham 0 

580-9-35,    309-1, 

Pr6  d'en  haut 

Westmoreland  N  B 

College  B'dge  599-1 

329-3 

Precieux  Sang  . . . 

Nicolet 

...0 

St.  Gregoire  580-14 

Port  Howe 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Oxford  599-15 

Precious  Corners. 

Northumb' WR..0 

via  Cobourg,  Ont. 

Port  Joli 

Queen's  N  S 

P.  Mouton  589-3 

Preneveau  

Peterboro  E  R. . .  0 

Havelock  535-34 

PortKells   

N.Westminster.BC 

464-74 

*Preseott 

Grenville  . . . 

...  o 

580-9,    535-20,  320, 

Port  Keewaydin  . 

Muskoka 0 

Beaumaris  420-3 

320-1,324,329-2-3 

(P.O.  in  Summer) 

(Ferry  toOgdens- 

Port  Kusam 

Vancouver....  BC 

Rock  Bay  455 '1-2 

burg,  N  Y) 

Port  Lambton... 

Lambton  WR...0 

889-3,  98 

Presqu'  Isle 

Grey  N  R. . . . 

..    0 

via  Owen  Sound,  0 

Portland 

Leeds 0 

319orNewboro'516 

Presqu'ile  Point.. 

Northumb'  E  R  .0 

Brighton  580-9 

Port  la  Tour  .... 

Shelburne  ....NS 

380,  369-6  or  Bar- 

Prestfoss 

Humboldt  .. 

Saak 

Kinistino  534-12 

rington  589-3 

*  Preston 

Waterloo  S  I 

...  0 

580-54,  578 

Port  Law 

Grey  E  R 0 

Huntingdon Q 

Proton  Sta.  535-40 
Hunt'gdon  805-40, 

Preston  . 

Halifax 

Halifax 

.NS 
.NS 

via  Halifax 

Port  Lewis 

Preston  Road 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

580-7 

Preston  Vale  .... 

Lanark  S  R. . 

...  0 

Perth  535-34.  327-2 

Port  Lock 

Algoma  WR....0 

535-25 

Pretoria , 

Dauphin 

..,M 

Swan  Riv.  534 -12-19 

Port  Lome 

Annapolis  ....NS 

Bridgetown  562-1, 

Pretty  Hill 

Strathcona . . 

.Alta 

Cam  rose  535-113 

589-1 

PrettvRiverVall'y 

Grey  E  R. . . . 

...  0 

Nottawa  580-64 

Port  Maitland  . . 

Yarmouth  ....NS 
Haldimand 0 

Hebron  562-1 
Stromness  580-79 

Pr6vel 

Gasp6 

....Q 

St.  George  de 
Malbay  348 

Port  Maitland  . . . 

Port  Malcolm.... 

Richmond N  S 

via  P.  Hawkesbury 

Price 

Rimouski  . . . 

O 

St.  Octave  599-2 

Port  Mouton 

Queen's  N  S 

589-3 

Prices  Mill 

Rimouski... 

Q 

599-2 

Port  Medway 

Queen's  N  S 

Mill  Village  589-3 

Priceburgh 

Victoria 

.NB 

Grand  Falls  535-84 

PortMilford  .... 

Prince  Ed  ward..  O 

via  Picton,  Ont 

Price's  Corner . . . 

Simcoe  E  R. . 

...  0 

Orillia  580-32-67 

Port  Moody 

N.Westminster  BC 

535-70 

Price  Settlement. 

Northumberl'dNB 

Nequac  35:i 

*PortMorien.... 

Cape  Breton... NS 

698(RRn.Morien) 

*Prieeville 

Grey  E  R  . . . 

...  0 

Flesherton  535-450 

Port  Nelson 

Halton 0 

Burlington  580-65- 
87,  317 

Priddis 

Calgary 

Victoria  .... 

Alta 

Calg'y,  535-53-634 
Lynch  535-84 

Prime 

.NB 

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lAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICBS. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEBKBY,PP.174-178 

Quaid'Rimouski. 

SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Primrose 

Dufferin 0  J 

Jhelburne  535-40-6 

Rimouski Q 

599-2 

Primrose 

King's P  E  I  ( 

I!ardigan  Bridge 

Quai  Dolbeau 

Saguenay Q 

Tadousac  329 -8 

665-3 

Qu'Appelle 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 
Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

535-52 

PrimeauviUe  .... 

3hateaugay Q  5 

St.Martine  580-7-1 

Quarrel 

Bawlf  535-113 

*  Prince  Albert  . . 

SaskatchewanSask  I 
Ontario  S  R Of 

)34-12-22 

)80-38 

Russell    0 

N.  C.  Breton  and 

Prince  Albert.... 

Quarry  St.  Anns.. 

Prince  Albert.... 

Annapolis  . . . .  N  S 

tfiddleton  589-1, 

Victoria NS 

via  N.  Sydney 

562-1 

Quathiaski  Cove. 

:!omox-Atlin . .  B  C 

450-5,  455-1 

Prince  Arthur  St. 

City  of  Montreal  Q 

Quatre  Chemins. 

)orchester Q 

BeaucevilleE.  675-1 

Prince  Dale 

Annapolis  ....N  S  ( 
St.  John NB( 

Dlementsport  562-1 
339 

Quatsiuo 

''omox-Atlin    B  C 

450-2 

Prince  of  Wales.. 

Durham 0 

580-35 

Princeport 

Colchester       .  N  S 

562-4  (R  R  name 
Princeport  Rd.) 

^Quebec 

Quebec  Q 

674    599-3    580-12, 

535-21,  676,  675, 

*  Prince  Rupert.. 
Princes'  Lodge  . . 

Comox-Atlin..BC 

Vfetlakatla  450-5 

324, 345, 346,  348, 

Halifax  NS 

J99-1 

329-6-8,Ferriesto 

*Princeton 

Oxford  NR 0 

580-33 

Levis,  and  Point 

Princeton 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

ieremeos  464-108 

lievi,  Q 

Princetown 

Prince PEI 

Kensington  665-1 

Queen  Charlotte . 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

450-5 

Princeville 

[nverness N  S 

V.Bay  Road  599-14 

Queen's  Bay 

Kootenay   B  C 

Proctor  535-79 

Prince  William  . . 

York N  B 

'rince  William  Sta- 

Queensboroxigh.. . 

Hastings  ER...  0 

.509-1 

tion  535-88 

Queen  Hill 

Bruce  NR 0 

Port  Elgin  580-54 

Prince  William  St. 

York N  B> 

535-88  (R  R  name 

Queen's  Line 

Renfrew  NR 0 

Haley  Sta.  535-12 

Prince  William) 

Queensport 

Queenston 

Guysborough. .  N  S 

369-2 

Prinyer 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

via  Picton,  Ont. 

693-35,  303 

Procter 

Kootenay          B  C 

535-79  445-5  446 

Queenstown 

Queen's N  B 

390,390 -2  orNerepis 
Station  535-88 

Humboldt Sask 

Qu'Appelle  535-52 
N.Bat'leford534-14 

Queenstown 

*Queen  St.  Centre 

Calgary Alta 

City  of  Toronto.. 0 

Gleichen  535  53 

Prospect  

Lanark  S  R 0 

Ashton  535-12 

Prospect 

Halifax N  S 

ma  Halifax,  NS 

"QueenStreetEast 

City  of  Toronto.. 0 

Prospect  Hill.... 

Perth  SR 0 

Sranton  580-51 

Queen's  Valley... 
Queensville 

Selkirk    M 

Dufresne  534-18 

Prospect  Valley.. 

Strathcona. . .  Alta 

Edgerton  581 

York  N  R 0 

Newmarket  580-67, 

Prosperity 

Assa.  East  ...Sask 

Rocanville  535-111 

704 

Prosperity 

Huron  WR 0 

Auburn  535-47 

Queensville 

Inverness  ....  N  S 

waP'rtHastingsNS 

Prosser  Brook  . . . 

Albert NB 

Elgin  572 

Queensville 

King's NB 

Sussex,  599-12 

Protectionville  . 

Northumber'd  N  B 

Newcas'le  599-2,353 
535-40    (R  R  name 

Ouerrv 

Bonaventure Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Black  Cape  508 
Ashcroft  535-70 

Proton  Station  . . 

Grey  E  R 0 

qZmei......... 

Proton) 

Quesnel  Forks — 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 

Proulx 

Prescott 0 

Vankleek  Hill 

Quilehena 

Quill  Lake 

Kami  oops  535*70 
534-13 

580-106,  535-31 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Proulxville 

Champlain Q 

Lac  a  la  Tortue 

Quill  Plain 

Mackenzie Sask 

Wadena  534-13 

Beauce Q 

Algoma  E  R 0 

539  19 
St.  Victor  Sta.675-2 
148 -6,426,in  Winter 

Ouiltv  

Renfrew  SR 0 

Yarmouth  . . . .  N  S 
Kent  W  R        . .  0 

Ashdad  611 

Providence  

Belleville  589-5 

Providence  Bay. . 

Quinn 

Tilbury  535*42, 

via  Massey  Sta. 

693-34 

535-25 

Quinnville 

Wright Q 

Pointe  Gatineau 

Province  Hill.... 

Brome Q 

Mansonville 

535-18,  327 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Station  535-3 
Lloydminster 

Quinton 

Humboldt....  Sask 
King's NB 

Nokomis  535-111 

Provost 

Quispamsis 

599-12 

f.34-14 

"^Quyon 

Pontiac Q 

535-28(RRn.Quio) 

Pruden  

Humboldt       Sask 

535-112 

Rabbit  Lake 

Battleford        Sask 

N  Battleford  534-14 

Public  Landing-. . 

King's NB 

390,390-5,  or  West- 

Rabbit  Point 

Dauphin M 

Oak  Point  534-11 

field  535-88 

Racine 

Shefford Q 

653 

Pubnico  Beach  . . 

Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 

via  Up.  Wood  Har. 

Racing  Lake 

Mackenzie....  Sask 

Kamsack  534-13 

Pubnico  Head .... 

Yarmouth  ....N  S 
Essex  N  R 0 

589-5    (RRname 

Pubnico) 
535-42,  580-97,196-5 
Birch  Hills  534-12 

Radford         .   . . 

Pontiac  Q 

Yukon  .    . 

Shawville  535-28 

Radford  

White  Horse  862 

Puce 

Radison 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

.534-14 

Puckahn  

Humboldt  ...Sask 

Radnor  Forges.  .. 

Champlain    . . . .  Q 

.53519(RRnRadn'r) 

Puellering 

Kent N  B 

St.  Anthony  627 

Radstock 

Joliette Q 

.Joliette  535-17, 

Puffer 

Strathcona Alta 

Hardisty  535-113 

599-15 

599-15 

533-1-4 

*Puqivash  

Cumberland. . .  N  S 
Cumberland...  NS 

Radway  

Dauphin M 

Victoria Alta 

Oak  Point  534  11 

Pagwash  Junct . . 

Radway  Centre.. 

Chipman  534-14 

Pugwash  River  . . 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Pugwash  599-15 

Raft  River 

Y  ale-Cariboo..  BC 

Kamloops  535-70 

Pulp  Siding 

Algoma  E  R 0 

Oartier  535*13 

Ragged  Rapids  . . 

Victoria 0 

Washago  580-67, 

Punnichy 

Humboldt  ...Sask 

Lipton  535-111 

532-1 

Purbrook 

Muskoka 0 

Gravenhurst  580-67 

Raglan 

Victoria 0 

Oshawa  580-9 

420-3 

Railton 

Frontenac 0 

Sydenham  509-3 

Purdy  

HastingsWR.  ..0 
Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Barrys  Bay  580-110 
Antigonishe  599-7 

Haldimand           0 

Nell8Corner8580-97 

Purlbrook 

Rainham  Centre. 

Haldimand 0 

Nelles  Cors.  580-97 

Purple  Grove 

Bruce  SR 0 

Ripley  580-48 

Rainton 

Qu'Appelle  ...Sask 

Fillmore  535  65 

Purple  Hill 

Durham . .  0 

Burkefn  Station 

Rainy  River 

Rainy  River 0 

034*18-20,  435-1-2 

Dauphin M 

535-34-45 
Glenella  534-6 

Raley        

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Qu'Appelle...  Sask 

503-2 

Purple  Ridge .... 

Ralph  Station.... 

535-66 

Purple  Springs.   . 

Medicine  Hat  .... 

535-67 

Rama  Road 

Ontario  N  R 0 

580-67    (R  R  name 

Purple  Valley  , . . 

Bruce  NR 0 

via  Wiarton,  Ont. 

Rama) 

Purpleville 

YorkCR 0 

Maple  580-67 

Ramona  

Ontario  N  R 0 

Washago  580-67, 

Purves 

Lisgar M 

Wellington  SR..0 

535-68 

532-1 

*Pu8linch 

535-35    (R  R  name 

Ramsayville 

Carleton 0 

799 

Schaw) 

Ranch  vale 

Marquette M 

Rossburn  534  10 

Putnam 

Middlesex  ER...0 
St.  John NB 

535-38 

St.  Martin's  592 

Randall 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Sunbury N  B 

580-65 

Quaco  Road 

Randall  Corner  . . 

Waasis  535*82 

Quadrille 

Renfrew  SR 0 

Killaloe  580-110 

Randboro  

Compton   Q 

Sawyerville  675*19 

QuaidesEboutem 

Charlevoix Q 

Les  Eboulements 
329-8 

Randolph 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

Penetanguishene 
580-69,  430-3 

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[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Randolph 
Randwick 
Ranelagh . 


Ranfurly 

RangdesDussau. 
Ranjj  Mathias .... 

Rang  Portage  . . . 
Rang  St.  Achille. 

Rankin .- 

Rannoch 

Rapide  de  Fenime 
RapidedeVOrign'l 
Rapide  de  Latte- 

ment 

Rapide  Dufort. .. 

*  Rapid  City   

Rapid  River 


Rapid's  d's  Joac'^ 


Ratcliff  e . . 
Rateau  . . . 
Rathburn 


Rathm  alien 

Ratho   

*RathweU 

Ratter's  Corner  , 

Raven 

Ravenna  


Ravenscliffe    . . . 

Ravenshoe  

Ravenswood . . . . 
Ravensworth  . . . 

Ravignan 

Rawcliffe 

Ratvdon 

Rawdon 

Rawdon  Gold  M. 
Rawdon ville. . . . 
Ray  


Raycroft 

Raymond   

Raymond 

Rayinore 

RaynardsBridge. 

Rayside 

Reaboro  

Reaburn  

Read 


Reading  

Read  Island 

Rear  Boisdale 

Rear  of  BaddeokB 
Rear  of  Ball's  C. . 
Rear  of  Beaver  0 . 
Rear  of  Black  R.. 

Bear  Christmas  Is. 

Rear  of  East  Bay. 
Rear  Jud'e  Ohap'l 
RearLit'le  Judiq'e 
Reay 


Rebecca  

Rectory  Hill. 


Red  Bank  .... 

Red  Bay 

*Red  Deer 

Red  Deer  Hill. 


Red  House  . 

Redgrave  .. 
Redickville 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


St.  John NB 

Dufferin O 

Brant O 


Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Iberville Q 

Chicoutimi (^ 

Maskinonge Q 

Portneuf Q 

Renfrew  NR....0 

Perth  SR O 

Victoria N  B 

Labelle Q 

Laval Q 

Labelle Q 

Marquette M 

Rainy  River  . . . .  O 

Pontiac Q 

Regina Sask 

Selkirk M 

Ontario  N  R  . . .  O 

Moose  Jaw Sask 

Oxford  N  R O 

Macdonald M 

King's NB 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
Grey  ER 0 

Muskoka O 

York  N  R O 

Lambton  E  R . . .  O 

Parry  Sound O 

Dorchester Q 

Argenteuil Q 

Montcalm <^ 

Hants N  S 

Hants N  S 

Calgary Alta 

Edmonton Alta 

Lanark  NR O 

Alberta Alta 

Muskoka O 

Humboldt Sask 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

Oxford  NR O 

Victoria O 

Macdonald M 

Westmoreland.  N  B 
Hastings  E  R . . .  O 

Dufferin O 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 
Cape  Breton..  .N  S 

Victoria N  S 

Cape  Breton  ..N  S 
Cape  Breton.  ..N  S 
Richmond N  S 

N.  Cape  Breton 

and  Victoria. NS 
Cape  Breton.  ..NS 
Inverness  ....  N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Muskoka O 

Middlesex  ER...0 
Megantic Q 

Northumberl'd.NB 

Bruce  N  R  O 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
SaskatchewanSask 


King's PE  I 

Huron  E  R 0 

Dufiferin 0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KBY.PP.  174-178 


Fairville   535-88-92 
Lisle  580-64 
Hawtrey  580-80, 

693-34 
534-14 

St.Alexand'rl94-14 
674-1     (R  R  name 

Rang  Lagne) 
St.  Ursule  533-1 
Grondines  535-21 
Locksley  580-112 
St.  Marys  580-49 
Grand  Falls  535-84 
Nomininque  535-23 

St.  Eustache535-22 
Notre  Dame  de  la 

Salette  326 
535-103 
435-1-2  or  Sleman 

534-20 
311  or  Moor  Lake, 

Ont.  535-12 
Macoun  535-66 
Whitemouth  535 -51 
532-1      (R  R  name 

Monk  Road) 
Swift  Our'ent535-52 
Bright  58079 
535-59 

Sussex  599-12 
Innisfail  535-63 
Thornbury  580-68, 

430-1 
Huntsv'e580-67,315 
Brown  Hill  580  37 
Forest  580-51 
5SU-111 

St.  Anselme  675 
via  Grenville,  Que. 
Montcalm  532-4 
Mosherville  562-4 
Mosherville  562-4 
Didsbury  535-63 
Strathcona  535-63 

534-14 
Almonte  535-12 
503-2 

Utterson  580-67 
Qu'Appelle  535-52 
Tusket  589-5 
Thamesford  535-35 

-35 
535-52 

Port  Elgin  638 
Shannonville  580-9 
Hillsburgh  535-36 
455-2 

Boisdale  599-14 
via  Baddeck,  N  S 
Leitch's  Cr'k  599-14 
Beaver  Cove  59;1-14 
West  Bay  Road 

599-14 
Christmas  Island 

599-14 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
Judique  601 
Judique  601 
Gravenhurst  580-67 

420-3 
Crumlin  535*35 
Lyster  Station 

580-12,  618 
Newcastle599-2,353 
via  Wiarton,  Ont. 
535-63 
Prince  Albert  534-- 

12-22 
Souris  East,  665-4, 

3.59-1 
Fordwich  535-41 
Shelburne  535-40 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Red  Islands . . . 
Red  Jacket . . . 

Red  Lodge 

Redmondville 
Red  Mountain 
Rednersville. . 

Redpath  

Red  Point 


Red  Pine  

Red  Rapids. . . 
Red  RapidsBridge 
Red  Rock  .... 


Redvers... 
Redwater . 


Red  Willow, 
Red  Wing  . . 

Red  Wood.. 


Reedsdale    

Reed's  Crossing. 
Reed's  Mines  . . . 
Reed's  Point  . . . 

Reedsville 

Rees 


Reeve  Craig 


Re  ord 

Refuge  Bay.. 

*  Regina  

Reid  Corners 

Reid 

Reid  Hill 

Reid's  Mills  . 
Reidway 


Reihn  ... 
Reinland 
Reiswig  . 


Relessey 

Renata 

Renaud 

Renaud's  Mills . 
Renforth 


^Renfrew 


Renfrew 

Rennie 

Renous  Bridge 


Renton 

Renversy... 
Renwick  . . . 
Repentigny 


^Reserve  Mines. 
Restigouche   . . 

Reston 

Restoule 

Retreat  Cove  . . . 


*Revelstoke   . . 

Rex 

Rexboro' 

*Rexton  

Reynard's  Bridge 

Reynand  

Reynolds 

Reynolds 

Reynoldscroft 


Reynoldston . . 
Rhineland  . . . 

Rhodena 

Rhode's  Corner  . . 


Ribstone 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Richmond N  S 

Assa  East ....  Sask 

Calgary Alta 

Northumb'l'd.NB 

Compton   Q 

Prince  Edward  . .  O 
Assa.  East  —  Sask 
King's PEI 

Gloucester N  B 

Victoria N  B 

Victoria NB 

Victoria O 

Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 
Victoria Alta 

Strathcona  . .  Alta 
Grey  ER O 

Muskoka O 

Megantic  Q 

Stanstead Q 

Megantic Q 

King's NB 

Compton Q 

Queen's N  B 

Carleton 0 

Battlef  ord....  Sask 
Comox-Atlin.  .B  C 
Assa.  West  . .  Sask 

Bruce  S  R O 

Renfrew  NR....0 

Alberta Alta 

Dundas O 

Pictou NS 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

Lisgar M 

Yale-Cariboo..BC 

Dufferin O 

Kootenay B  C 

Two  Mountains.. Q 

Kent    NB 

Wentworth 0 


Renfrew  S  R  . . .  U 

Hants NS 

Selkirk M 

Northumberl'd.NB 

Norfolk 0 

Maskinonge Q 

Kent  WR 0 

L'Assomption  . .  Q 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Bonaventure Q 

Brandon M 

Parry  Sound O 

Nanaimo B  C 

Kootenay B  C 

Battlef  ord..  .Sask 

Edmonton Alta 

Kent NB 

Yarmouth  ....NS 
Humboldt. . . .  Sask 
Northumberl'd.NB 

Halifax N 

Shelburne NS 

Frontenao O 

Norfolk 0 

Inverness N  S 

Lunenburg. . .  .NS 

Strathcona. . . .  Alta 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.1 74-178 


via  St.  Peters,  N  S 
535-52 

Bowden  .535-63 
Chatham599-19,353 
Scotstown  535-7 
308  or  via  Bellev'e 
Langenb'rg  535-101 
Souris,  East,  665-4, 

359-1 
599-2 
535-91 

Red  Rapids  535  91 
Bobcageon  535-45, 

312-2-3 
535-65 
Fort  Saskatchewan 

534-14 
Stettler  535-114 
Thornbury  580-68, 

430-1 
420-3  or  Stan 'yBrae 

532-1 
Ste.JulieSta.580-12 
N.  Halley  114-75 
Black  Lake  675 
Clifton  390-3 
Springhill  535-7 
Young's  Cove  637, 

390-2 
Kars319,orOsgoode 

Station  535-20 
Wilkie  535-115 
450 

535-52-65,  534-22 
Goderich  535-47 
Stafford  535-12 
Nanton  535-64 
Mountain  535-33 
New    Glasgow 

599-7-13 
Yorkt'n535 -101-112 
Gr't'a  464-49,535-59 
Okanagon  Landing 

535-74,  445-6 
Orangeville  535-40 
Nelson  535-72 
St.  Eustache  535*22 
St.  Anthony  627 
Glanford  Station 

580-70 
611,  535-11-12,  580- 

110 
Enfield  599-1 
535-51 
599-8  (R.  R.  name 

Indiantown) 
580-97,  196-5 
St.  Paulin  53§-l 

-2 
St.  Paul  I'Hermite 

533-1 
Bridgeport  698 
Cross  Point  508 
535-65-104 
Trout  Creek  580-67 
Chemainus535-140, 

451-1,  452-2 
535-70-75 
Lloydmi'ster  534  -1 4 


610 

Dara  534-14 
Newc'stle  599-2, 353 
Shubenacadie  599-1 
Port  Clyde  589-3, 

369-6,  380 
Godfrey  611 
Delhi  580-97 
Port  Hastings  601 
Lunenburg  589-3, 

373 
Lloydm'ster534-14 


1911] 


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249 


.RAILROAD  ON  WHICH  1 

.RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

EliECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATBB,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

Riceburg 

Missisquoi  . . 

....Q 

194-19 

River  Dennis 

Inverness 

.NS 

599-14 

*  Richard' sL'nd'g 

Algoma  W  R 

....0 

430-1, 423, 424,148-- 

River  Dennis  Rd. 

Inverness  . . . 

NS 

via  P't  HastingsNS 

6,  165-1-2 

River  Dennis  Sta. . 

Inverness  . . . 

N  S 

599-14  (R  R  name 

orvtaBruceM'sO 

River  Denys) 

Richardson 

Charlotte, . . 

.ti  B 

401  1-3  (Landing  n. 
Richardsonville) 

River  Dennis Cen. 

Inverness  . . . 

NS 

River  Dennis  Sta. 
599-14 

Riceville 

..NB 

Benton  535-90 

Wright 

Chateauguay 

•.-.•§ 

Maniwaki  535-27 
Aubrey  580-105 

*RicevUle 

Prescott  .... 

....0 

Pendleton  535-13 

Riverfield  

Ruddell  531-14 

River  Gilbert 

..  0 

Bea'cevilleEst675-l 
Bea'cevilleE8t675-l 

Richardson 

Lanark  S  R. 

....O 

Perth  535-34 

Riv.Gilb'tG.Mines 

Beauce  

Richardson  Sta'n 

Regina 

.Sask 

535-62 

River  Glade 

Westmoreland.  NB 

599-12 

Rideau  Lake  .... 

Leeds  

....O 

Westport  516 

Riverhead 

Shelburne 

.NS 

Barrington  589-3 

Richardson  Mines 

Guj'sboro'. .. 

..N  S 

Goldboro  371-1 

River  Hebert .... 

Cumberland  . 

.NS 

525 

Richardville 

Megantic  .. 

...Q 

Black  Lake  675 

R.  Hebert  Bend.. 

Cumberland  . 

.NS 

River  Hebert  525 

Richard  ville 

Kent 

.NB 

Canaan  Sta.  599-2 

River  Hebert  W  S 

Cumberland  . 

.NS 

525  (R  R  name 

Richer 

Provencher 

,  ,  ,  M 

Ste.  Anne  des 

River  Hebert) 
599-15 

Chenes  534-18 

*  River  John  

Pictou 

.NS 

Riohfarms 

Humboldt . . 

.Sask 

Strassburg  535-11 

River  John  Road 

Colchester.. . 

.N  S 

Tatamagouche 

Richfield 

Digby 

...N  S 

Weymouth  B.  562-1 

599-15 

*Richibucto 

Kent 

.W  B 

610 

River  Joseph 

River  Louison  . . 

Wright 

...Q 

535-27 

RichibuctoV'l'ge. 

Kent 

.N  B 

Rexton  610 

Restigouche  . 

.NB 

599-2  (R  R  name 

Richland 

Selkirk 

....M 

Dufresne  534-18 

Doyle's) 

Richmond 

Prince 

PEJ 

665-1 

River  Philip 

Cumberland 

.NS 

599-1 

Richmond  Corner 

Carleton 

..NB 

Debec  535-85-90 

Riv.  Philip  Centre 

Cumberland . 

.NS 

River  Philip  599-1 

Richmond,  E .... 

Richmond  . . 

....Q 

580-8-12 

Riverport 

Lunenburg . . 

.NS 

Lunenburg  589-3, 

*  Richmond,  W... 

Carleton 

....0 

Stittsville  535-12 

373 

"Richmond  Hill. 

YorkCR  ... 
Edmonton .. 

.Alta 

532-1,704 
Edmonton  535-62 

Brandon 

Bruce  S  R  . . 

...M 
..  0 

Wheatland  535-110 

Rich  Valley 

Riversdale 

Walkerton  580*54 

Rich  view 

York  C  R  . . . 

....0 

Highfield  580-51 

Riversdale 

Colchester  . . 

.NS 

599-13 

327-2 

Riversdale 

Assa.  East... 

Sask 

Church  Bridge 

Richwood 

Oxford  N  R. . 

....O 

580-79 

535-101 

Rideau  Ferry .... 

Lanark  S  R. . 

...  0 

319  or  Perth  535 -34, 

Riverside 

Albert 

.NB 

693 

Rideau  View 

Carleton 

. . .  () 

319(Land'gn.  Long 

Riverside 

Assa.  West . . 

Sask 

Herbert  535-52 

Island)  or  via 

Riverside 

Inverness  . . . 

NS 

West  Bay  Rd  599-14 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Riverside  Corner . 

Hants 

.NS 

Clarksville  562-4 

Ridgedale 

Humboldt.. 

.Sask 

Star  City  534-14 

Rivers  Inlet 

Comox-Atlin . 

-BC 

450-5,  465-1 

Ridgemount 

Welland  .... 

....0 

Stevensville  580-98, 

River  St.  Francis. 

Drummond... 

...0 

Richmond  580-8 

693-31 

Riverstown 

Wellington  NR..0 

Kenilworth   535-41 

Ridge  Road 

Queen's 

.N  B 

Chipman  637,  390 

Riverton 

King's 

PEI 

Peake  Sta.  665-3 

*Ridjeto2vn 

KentER... 

...  O 

693-34,  889-2 

River  Valley 

Nipissing 

...0 

Verner  535-13 

Ridgeville 

Welland .... 

...0 

Fenwick  703 

River  View  

Albert 

.NB 

Elgin  572 

Ridgeville 

Provencher  . 

...  M 

534-4 

Riverview 

Dufferin 

...O 

Corbetton  535-40 

Selkirk 

...M 

Fort  Garry  535-61 

N  S 

Oxford  599-15 

Ridgeway 

Port,  la  Prairie.. M 

534-6(R.  R.  name 

Rivifere  k  Claude 

Gaspe 

...Q 

348(Lan'gn.Claude 

Rignold) 

River)  or  Little 

*Ridgeway 

Welland.... 

...O 

580-79 

Metis  Sta.  599-2 

Ridingr  Mountain. 

Dauphin  . . . 

...M 

534-9 

Riviere  a  la  Martre 

Gasp6 

...Q 

348(Lan'gn.  Martin 

Ridley 

Kent  W  R. . . 

<> 

Blenheim  889  2-3-4 

River)  or  Little 

Riel 

Provencher 

.  .  M 

via  Winnipeg 
Vegreville  534-14 
Moosomin  535-52 

Metis  Sta  599-2 

Rife 

.Alta 

...Q 

Riga 

Assa.East... 

.Sask 

329-8 

*Rigaud 

Vaudreuil  .. 

Q 

535-31-32,  3-28 

Rivitre  d  Pierre . . 

Portneuf .... 

...Q 

674,533-1  (RRname 

Rigaud  sur  le  Lac 
Rileij  Brook 

Vaudreuil . . . 

Q 

Rigaud  535-31 

Rivifere  k  Pierre 

Victoria  .... 

..NB 

ThreeBrooks535-91 

Junction) 

Rimbcy 

Strathcona 

Alfa 

Lacoinbe535  -63-114 

Riv'p  aiiv  rihipns 

Montmorency 

..Q 

676  RRn.  (Rivifere 
des  Chiens) 

Rimington 

Hastings  E  R. . .  O 

Queensboro  509-1 

*Rimouski 

Rimouski  . . 

...Q 

599-2 

Riviere  auDore.. 

Chicoutimi . . . 

...Q 

Roberval  674 

Strathcona.. 
YorkNR... 

.Alta 
....0 

Wetaskiwin  535*63 
Stouffv'le  580-36-37 

Rlvi'e  aux  Graines 
Riviere  aux  Pins 

Saguenay.... 
Quebec 

.-.-J 

Sheldrake  345 

Ringwood 

Valcartier  Sta.  674 

Riondel 

Kootenay 

Gloucester . . 

..BS 

Nelson  535-72 

Riviere  au  Rat 

Champlain . . . 

...Q 

334  (Landing  name 
Rat  River) 

Riordan  

NB 

New  Bandon  540 

*  Ripley 

Bruce  S  R . . . 

O 

580-48 

Rivifere  Baul6  . . . 

Terrebonne  . . 

0 

St.  Faustin  535-23 

Ripon 

Labelle 

Q 

Papineau  ville 

Rivi6re  Blanche. . 

Portneuf 

Q 

LaCh'vr'ti're535-21 

535-18,  327,  328 

RivifereBleue.... 

Temiscouata  . 

...Q 

Notre  Dame  du  Lac 

Ripples 

Sunbury  . . . 
Strathcona. . 

N  B 

Minto  637 

700 

Rising  Sun 

.Alta 

Lloydminster  534 

*  Riviere  Bois  CVir 

liOtbini^re  . . . 

...0 

Des  Chaillons  618 

Ritchance 

Prescott  .... 

....0 

Caledonia  Springs 

Rivi^redesCach's. 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Neguac  353 

535-31 

Rivi6re  des  Feves 

Chateauguay . 

...Q 

St. Martine  580-7-15 

Ritchot 

Provencher  . 

M 

via  Winnipeg  Man 

RivieredesHurons 

Rouville 

...Q 

St.  Hilaire  Station 

Rivard's  Corners. 

Compton. . . . 

....Q 

Coaticooke  580-8 

580-08 

River  Bank 

WeningtonNR..6 

Drayton  580-54 

RivioredesPlantes 

Beauce 

..  Q 

Bea'cevilleEst675-l 

River  Bank 

Carleton .... 

.NB 

Florencev'le  535-90 

Rivi^redesPrairi's 

Laval 

.Q 

Pointe  aux  Trem- 

River Beaudette. 

Soulanges  .. 

....Q 

580-9 

bles  5-33-1 

River  Bend  

W^elland  .... 

...  0 

Fenwick  703 

Rivifere  dee 

Pointe    aux 

River  Bourqeoise. 

Richmond  .. 

..NS 

via  St.  Peter's  N  S 

Prairies  Quest.. 

Laval 

..Q 

Trembles  533-1 

Medicine  Ha'Alta 

Brooks  535-53 

RiviferedesRoc'es 

Montmorency 
Temiscouata  . 

St.  Joachim  576 

River  Charlo.... 

Restigouche 

.N  B 

599-2  (R  R  name 

*  RduLoup(enbas) 

599-2-3,  700,  329-8 

Hamilton's) 

*R.  duLoup  Sta. . 

Temiscouata  . 

Q 

599-2-3,  700,  329-8, 

River  Course 

Strathcona. . 

.Alta 

Marshall  534-14 

(R  R  na'e  Rivifere 

Riverdale 

Digby  

.NS 

Weymouth  562'1 

du  Loup) 

Riverdale  

Queen's 

PEl 

via  Charlottetown 

RivifereduMo'lin. 

Chicoutimi . . 

...Q 

Chicoutimi  674-1, 

River  de  Chute... 

Carleton.. ., 

..NB 

535-90                       1 

R,  du  Loup  Wharf 

Temiscouata  . 

...Q 

599-2               [329-8 

17 


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POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

BLBCTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 

SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Riviere  Famine . . 

Beauce  

...Q 

Bea'cevilleE8t675  1 

Rockingham 

Yarmouth  . . 

..NS 

South  Ohio  562-1 

Riviere  Gagnon . . 

Terrebonne  . 

...Q 

St.  Jerome  535-2S, 
533-2 

Rockingham  Sta. 

Halifax  .... 

.  NS 

562-1,   599-1   (R.R. 
n.  Rockingham) 

Riviere  Gentilly.. 

Nicolet 

..  Q 

3.A.de  Laval  580-14 

Rock  Island 

Stanstead  . . 

...Q 

114-76 

Riviere  Jaune.. . . 

Quebec 

Charlesburg  674 

*  Rockland 

Russell  .... 

...  0 

580-107,  327,  328 

Riviere  la Fleur.. 

Montmorency 

na  Quebec,  Que. 

Rockland 

Westmoreland  N  B 

U.Dorchester  599-1 

Riv.  la  Madeleine 

Gasp^ 

348  (Land'gn.Cape 

Rockland 

Shelburne  . . 

.NS 

Lockeport589-3,373 

Magdal'n  jorGaspe 

346,  350 
Murray  Bay  329-8 
350-1 

Rocklin 

..N  S 

Glengarry  St  599-13 
Oxford  599-15 

Charlevoix . . 

...Q 

Rockly 

Cumberland 
Grey  E  R. . . 

..NS 
...  0 

Rivifere  Mailloux. 

Rocklyn 

via  Meaford,  Ont. 

Rock  Mills  

Grey  E  R. . . . 

....0 

Flesherton  535-40 

Riviere  Mattawin 

Champlain . . 

...Q 

334  (Landing  name 

Mattawin) 
334  (Landing  name 

Rockport 

Leeds  

...0 

306,  309orMallory- 

town  580-9 
Sackville  599-1,  638 

Riviere  Mekinac. 

Champlain . . 

...Q 

Rockport 

Westmoreland  NB 

Mekinac) 

Rockside 

Peel 

....o 

Terra  Cotta  580-65 

Riviere  Noire 

Arthabaska  . 

...  Q 

580-14 

Rock  Springs.... 

Leeds 

...  0 

Whitehurst  535-16 

liivikre  Quelle  . . 

Kamouraska 
Kamouraska 

599-3-18 

.599-3-1 8  (RR  name 

Rockton 

Wentworth. . 
Algoma  E  R. 

....0 
....0 

Dundas  580-83,703 

Rivifere  Quelle  Jon 

Rockville 

via  SheguindahOnt 

Riviere  Quelle) 

Rockville 

King's 

.N  B 

Sussex  599-12 

RiviereOuelleWh. 

Kamouraska 

...Q 

RiviereQuelle599-3 

Rockville 

Yannouth  . . 

..N  S 

via  Yarmouth,  N  S 

Riviere  Qui  Barre 

Edmonton . . . 

Alta 

Strathcona  535-63, 

Rockw'llSett'm't. 

Cumberland 

.N  S 

Amherst  599-1 

534-14 

Rockway  Valley. 

Labelle...   . 

...Q 

Heberdau  535-5 

Rivifere  St.  Jean. 

Saguenay  . . . 

...Q 

345  (Landing  name 

*Rockwood 

Wellington  SR..Q 

580-51 

St.  Jean  River) 

Rocky  Bay 

Richmond  . . 

..NS 

Arichat  369-1,371-1 

R.Ste.  Marguerite 

Saguenay  . . . 

...  Q 

Tadousac  329-8 

or  Grand  Anse  537 

Riv  Trois  Pistoles 

T6miscouata 

...Q 

599-2  (R.  R.  name 

Rocky  Brook  .... 

Victoria .... 

.NB 

Connor  700-1 

McKenzies) 

Rocky  Coulee.... 

Alberta  

.Alta 

Macleod  535*64-67 

Rivington 

Argenteuil . . 

Q 

Calumet  535-18, 3-27 

Rocky  Mountain . 

Pictou 

..N  S 

NewGlasgow  599-7- 

Rivulet  

Inverness  . . . 

N  S 

10-13 

Roche's  Point.... 

YorkN  R... 

...0 

316  or  Lefroy  580-67 

Rocky  Point  .... 

Queen's 

PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

Roach  Vale 

Guysborough 

.NS 

Guysboi-o'368,369-2 

Rocky  Point 

Nanaimo 

..BC 

via  Victoria  B  C 

Robb 

Grey  S  R 

.    .0 

Holstein  580-46 

Rockv  Rapids 

Edmonton . . 

.Alta 

Edmonton  535-63 

Robert 

Qu'Appelle.. 
Richmond. . . 

Sask 

Lemberg  535111 
St.  Peter's  637 

Rocky  Ridge  .... 
Rocky  Saugeen . . 

.N  S 

via  Port  Hood,N  S 
Durham  580-46 

Roberta 

.NS 

Grey  SR  ... 

,      0 

Robert's  Creek... 

Comox-Atlin . 

.BO 

455-2 

Rocky  View 

Calgary 

.Alta 

Calg'ry  535-53-63-64 

Robert's  Island. . . 

Yarmouth  . . . 

.NS 

Argyle  589-5 

Rocque  Brune  . . . 

Vaudreuil.   . 

....Q 

Vaudreuil  535-31 

Robertson 

King's 

Queen's 

.NB 
NB 

592 
390-2(Robinson'8P. 

Roden  

Brandon 

Elgin  W  R  . 

...M 
...  0 

Brad'ardine535-110 

Robertson's  Point 

*  Rodney 

889-2,  693-34 

L'ng)orCody'8637 

Rodney  

Cumberland 

.NS 

Spring  Hill  549 
ma  Prescott,  Ont. 

Robertsonville . . . 

Megantic  ... 

■9 

675    (R.    R.   name 

Roebuck  

Grenville  . . . 

....0 

Robertson) 

Roger's  Hill  Ctre. 

Pictou 

..NS 

Scotsburn  599-15 

Robertville 

Gloucester. . . 

.NB 

BathurstV'ge599-2 

Roger's  Pass 

Kootenay  . . . 

..BC 

535-70 

Roberval 

Chicoutimi . . 

...Q 

674 

Rogersville 

Northumberl'd  NB 

599-2 

Roberval  Hotel  . . 

Chicoutimi . . 

...Q 

Roberval  674 

Rohallion 

Victoria 

.,..o 

Kirkfield  580-29 

(Summer  Office) 

Chicoutimi. . 

...Q 

Roberval  674 

Rokeby  .   . 

Lambton  E  B 
Mackenzie . . . 

....0 

.Sask 

Walker's  693-37 

Roberval  Quest . . 

Rokeby  Station . . 

535-101  (R  R  name 

Robichaud 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Shediac  59911 

Rokeby) 

Robinson 

Compton 

Lunenburg.. 

'.N  S 

535-7(RRn'eBury) 
Chester  .')89-3,  374 

*  Roland 

Macdonald. . 
Charlotte  . . . 

...  M 
.  NB 

464-49,  534-2 

Robinsons  Com'rs 

Rolling  Dam 

535-87 

Robinson  Station 

Yukon  

uiaWhiteHorse  862 

Rolling  Dam  Sta. . 

Charlotte  . . . 

NB 

535  87  (R.R.  name 

Robinson  ville 

Restigouche  . 

.NB 

Head  of  Tide  599  2 

Rolling  Dam) 

Robitaille 

Bonaventure 

•  •  -Q 

Carleton,  508,  350 

Rolling  River.... 

Marquette . . 

....M 

Basswood  535-101 

Robins 

N  S 

Arichat369-l,371-l 
or  GrandAn8e537 
Tamworth  509-1 

Rollo  Bay,  Centre 
Rollo  Bay,  East . . 
Rollo  Bay,  AVest. . 

King's 

King's 

King's 

PEI 

SourisE665-4,359-l 
SourisE665-4,359-l 
SourisE665-4,359-l 

Roblin  . . 

Lennox  and 

PEI 

Addington 

...0 

PEI 

Roblin 

Marquette . . . 
Grey  ER.... 

..M 
...Q 

534-13 
Nottawa  580-64 

Prescott .... 
Guysborough 

....0 

..NS 

Plantag'nent535-31 
Lowers.  Riv.  599*7 

Rob  Roy 

Roman  Valley 

Robson 

Drummond  . 

Q 

Lome  580-12 

Romford 

Qu'Appelle.. 

.Sask 

Macoun  535-66 

Robson ... 

Kootenay 

Assa.  East  . . 

BP 

Castlegar  535-72 
535-111 

Romilly 

Simcoe  S  R 

0 

Tottenham  580-65, 

Rocanville 

Sask 

535-48 

Rochefort 

Renfrew  S  R. 
Shefford  .... 

...0 

•  •  Q 

Killaloe  580-110 
Lawrenceville  653 

Kent  W  R. . . 
Kent  W  R.  . 

....0 
...  0 

Wheatley  889-2 
889-4,  86 

Rochelle 

Rondeau  

Roche  Perc(5e 

Assa.  East  . . . 

Sask 

535-66 

Ronson 

Norfolk 

Kootenay . . . 

....0 
..BC 

Courtland  580-97 

Rocher  de  la 

Roosville 

Elko  535-67 

Chapelle 

Montmagny . 
Montmagny. . 

.'.'.Q 

Roome 

Middlesex  W  R    O 

Mt.  Brydges  535-42 
580-85 

Rocher  Noir 

Montmagny  599-3 

Rochon 

Wright 

O 

Tetreauville  535-28 

Rosa 

Provencher . 

.Man 

Dominion  City 

Rock  Bay 

Comox-Atlin . 

.BC 

455-1-2 

5.35-55 

Rock  Barra 

King's  

PEl 

Cherry  Grove  665-4 

Rosaireville 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Roger\'ille  599-2 

Rockburn 

Huntingdon  . 

...Q 

Athelstan  805-40 

Rosanna 

Oxford  S  R. . 

...  0 

Courtland  580-97 

Rock  Creek 

Yale-Cariboo. 

BC 

Midway  464  108, 

Rose 

Cumberland 

NS 

Weschester  Sta. 

535-78 

599-1 

Rockcroft 

Peterboro'WR..Q 

Lakefield  58031, 

Rosebank 

Prince 

PEI 

Piusville  665-1 

312-4 

Rosebank 

Macdonald . . 

...M 

534-2 

Rockdale 

Richmond  . . . 

.NS 

via  St.  Peter's,  N  S 

Rosebank 

Gloucester.. 

.NB 

Six  Roads  587 

Rockdale 

Peterboro'  E  R. .  Q 

Havelock  535-34 

Rose  Bav 

Lunenburg  . 

..NS 

Lunenb'rg589-3  373 

Rockdale  Tower. 

Prescott 

..Q 

Plantagenet  535*31 

Roseberry  

Souris 

...M 

Baldur  534-2 

Rock  Dell 

Mackenzie.... 

Stisk 

Yorkton  535-101 

Roseberry 

Queen's 

.PEI 

Surrev  665-5 

Rockfield 

Leeds 

...Q 

Lansdowne  580-9 

Rose  Bridge 

Rosebud  Creek.. 

Gasp6 

...Q 

Gasp6  346,  348,  360 

Rockford 

Norfolk 

...Q 

Villa  Nova  693-84 

Calgary  .... 

.Alta 

Gleichen  535-53 

Rockford 

Yale-Cariboo. 

.BC 

Kamloops  535-70 

Roseburn 

Inverness  .. 

.N  S 

Alba  599-14 

Rock  Forest 

Sherbrooke  . . 

..  q 

535-7 

Rose  Corner 

Prescott  .... 

....O 

Casselman  580-105 

*  Rockingham.... 

Renfrew  S  R. . 

.,0 

Killaloe  580-UO 

Rosedale 

Inverness..,. 

..NS 

Mabou  601,  360 

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RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFnCBS. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

• 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8EEKEY,PP.174-178 

Rosedale 

Victoria 0 

312-1  or  Fenelon 

Roundwood 

Algoma  W  R 

...0 

riaSaultSte.  Marie 

Falls  580-30 

*Rounthwaite  . . . 

Brandon 

...M 

534-21 

Rosedale 

Carleton NB 

Up.  Woods'k  535-90 

Rousseaus  Mill  . . 

Portneuf.... 

...Q 

533-1  (R  R  name 

Rosedale 

NewWestm'sterBC 

Nicomin  535-70 

Rousseaus  Mill) 

Rosedene 

Lincoln 0 

Silverdale  703 

Roussillon  

Argenteuil . . 

...Q 

Lachute  535-18 

Rosehall 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

Hillier  544     [man) 
535-33(RR  n.Inker- 

Routhier 

Prescott 

O 

Vankleek  Hill 

Rose  Haven 

Dundas 0 

535-31,  580-106 

Rosehill 

Portage  laPrairieM 
Prince PET 

Routledge 

Rowan  Mills 

...M 

535-52 

Rose  Hill 

Miscouche  665-1 

Norfolk 

...0 

Port  Rowan  680-86 

Rose  Island 

Hastings  WR...0 

Coe  Hill  544 

Rowanton 

Pontiac 

...Q 

Mackeys  St0535-12 

Roscisle  , 

Macdonald M 

Brandon M 

534-7 
464-91 

Rowena  . 

Dundas 

Victoria 

...  0 
NB 

via  Iroquois,  Ont. 
Red  Rapids  535-91 

Roseland 

Rowena 

Rose  Lynn 

Medicine  HatAlta 

Bassano  535-53 

Rowington 

Mackenzie . . 

Sask 

Sheho  535-112 

Rosemae 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Davidson  534-22 

Rowland 

Hastings  ER 

,  O 

L'Amable  544-1 

Rosemead 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Brooks  535-53 

Rowley's 

St.  John 

.NB 

via  St.  John,  N  B 

Rosemere 

Terrebonne Q 

535-18 

Rows  Corner  .... 

Brockville... 

...0 

Brockville    5809, 

*Rosemont 

Dufferin 0 

Alliston  580-64 

335-16 

Rosemount 

Qu'Appellc.Sask 

Neudorf  535  111 

Roxburgh  

Albert 

.NB 

Penobsquis  599-12 

Rosenburg 

Missisquoi Q 

SArmandStal94-14 

Roxbury  

Annapolis. .. 

.NS 

Paradise  Lane  562-1 

Roseneath  

Northumb'WR.O 

ma  Cobourg,  Ont. 

Roxbury  

Prince 

f  EI 

O'Leary  Sta.  665-1 

Rosenfield 

Lisgar M 

535-56-57 

Roxham  

St.  John's... 

...Q 

Hemmingf'rd  580-6 

Rosenheim 

Red  Deer  ....Alta 

Lloydmi'stero34-14 

Roxton,  East . . . 

Shefiford  .... 

...ii 

Roxton  Falls  535-4 

Rosenort 

Provencher M 

McTavish  535-57 

*Roxton  Falls   . . 

Shefford  .... 

...Q 

535-4 

Rosenthal 

Renfrew  SR....  0 

Killaloe  580-110 

Roxton  Pond 

Shefford  .... 

...Q 

S,  Roxton  535*4 

Rose  Plain 

Assa.  East....  Sask 

Red  vers  535-65 

Roxville 

Digby  

..NS 

Digby  562-1,  329-2 

Rose  Point 

Parry  Sound....  0 

580-111,  430-3 

Roy 

Comox-Atlin 

BC 

455-2 

(Summer  Office) 
Rosetown 

Roy                .... 

Kent 

N  B 

Buctouche  627 

Assa.  West  ...Sask 

Hanley  534-22 

Royal    

Provencher . 

M 

534 -1  CR.  R.  name 

Rosetta 

Lanark  NR 0 

Abnonte  535-12 

Cartier) 

Rose  Vale 

Albert NB 

Turtle  Creek  693 

Royal  Centre  ... 

Pictou 

.NS 

Meadowville  Sta. 

Rose  Valley 

Queen's PEI 

N.  Wiltshire  665-1 

599-15 

Roseview 

Assa.  East    ..Sask 

Bienfait  535-58 

Roydale 

Edmonton  . 

Altn 

Strathcona  535-63 

Roseville 

Waterloo  S  R . . .  0 

Ayr  535-35 
Bloomfield  665-1 

Royal  Honey  Har. 

Muskoka. . . . 

....0 

Midland  580-32 

Roseville 

Prince PEI 

Royal  Muskoka.. 

Muskoka.... 

....0 

Hamills  P'nt  420-3 

Roseway 

Shelburne N  S 

589-3 

(Summer  Office) 

or  Staney  Brae 

Rosewell 

Battleford....Sask 

Radisson  534-14 

532-1 

Rosewood 

Provencher  . . . .  M 

Dufre-sne  534-18 

Royal  Oak  

Bruce  S  R. . . 

....0 

Ripley  580-48 

Roskeen 

Dauphin M 

Ridi'gMo'nt'n534-9 

Royal  Oak  

Nanaimo  . . . 

.BO 

710 

Roslin r.. 

Hastings  WR...0 
Cumberland  ..NS 

Tweed  535-34, 509-1 

Royal  Road 

York 

N  B 

viaFredericton  NB 

Roslin 

Oxford  599-15 

Royal  Road  West. 

York 

NB 

via  Fredericton  NB 

Ross 

Renfrew  N  R.  . .  0 

Haley  Sta.  535-12 

Royalton 

Carleton 

N  B 

Florencevi'e  535-90 

Rossburn 

Marquette M 

534-10 

Royal  View 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Lethbridge  535-67 

Prince  ....     PEI 

Sask 

Hanley  534-22 
Yellow  Gr'es  535 -66 

Ross  Creek 

Edmonton....  Alta 

Chipman  534-14 

Royholm 

Qu'Appelle . . 

.Sask 

Rossduff 

Moose  .Jaw .     Sask 

Hanley  534-22 

Royston  

Parry  Sound 

...0 

Burks  Falls  580-67, 

Rosseau 

Parrv  Sound 0 

420-3  or  Maple  Lake 

420-4 

Station  580-111 

Roy  St 

City  of  Montreal.  Q 

Rosseau  Falls 

Muskoka 0 

Rosseau  420-3 

Roy  ville  

Bagot  

....0 

Acton  Vale  535-4 

Roftser 

Macdonald M 

535-52 

Rozitee  

Prince  Albert.Sask 

Pri'ce  Albert  534-12 

Rossendale 

Cumberland . .  N .  S 

Oxford,  599-15 

Rovton 

Calgary' 

Alta 

Olds  535-63 

Rossendale 

Portage  laPrairieM 
Assa.  East....  Sask 

534-15 

Rubj'' 

Renfrew  N  R 

f> 

Killaloe  580-110 

Rossetti 

Walpole  535-104 

Ruby  Creek 

N.WestminsterBC 

535-70 

Ross  Ferry 

Victoria N  S 

364-4  (Landing  n. 

Kempt  Head) 
Barney  Rr.St.599-7 

Ruby  Creek 

Ruddell 

Yukon 

White  Horse  862 

Pictou N  S 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
SimcoeER 0 

534-14 

Rossfleld 

Rugbv  

Orillia  580-32-67 

Rossington 

Edmonton. . . .  Alta 

Morinville  .534-24 

R.  k  I'Eau  Chaude 

Dorchester.. 

....Q 

St.  Anselme  675 

*Ro8sland 

Kootenay B  C 

535-78,  464-103 

Ruiss'u  Le  Blanc. 

Bonaventure 

...Q 

StChs.deCaplin508 

Rossraore 

Prince  Edward.. 0 

via  Belleville,  Ont. 

Ruisseau  a  Sem . . 

Rimouski  . . . 

...Q 

LittleM'tisSta599'2 

Ross  Mount 

Northumberiand  0 

riaPort  Hope,  Ont 

Ruisseau  Castor. 

Gasp6 

...0. 

Ste  Annedes 

Rossport 

Thunder  Bay ....  0 
York NB 

535-13 

Monto  348 

Rossville 

Millville  535-83 

Ruiss'u  Desnoyers 

Lap.  &  Napierv'e.Q 

L' Acadia  535-3 

Rossway 

Digby NS 

Digby  562-1,  392-2 

Ruiss'u  des  Olives 

Gasp6 

...Q 

Little  Metis  599-2 

Rosthern 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

534-22 

Ruisseau  Plat... 

Maskinong^. 

...Q 

St.  Gabrielde 

Rostock 

Perth  NR 0 

Sebringville  58052 

Brandon  535  17 

Rothbury 

Assa.  East....  Sask 

Saltcoats  535-101 

Ruiss'u  St.G'rges 

Montcalm... 

...Q 

533-6  (R.  R.  name 

*  Rothesay 

King's NB 

Wellington,  NR.O 

599-12 

St.  George) 

Rothsay  

Moorfield  580-54 

Rumworth 

Calgary    .... 

.Alta 

Didsbury  535-63 

Rouen  

Moose  Jaw...  Sask 

Morse  535-52 

Runnydale 

Mackenzie  .. 

Sask 

Togo  534  13 

Rouge  Hill 

Ontario  SR 0 

580-9  (R.  R.  name 

Runnymede    

Bonaventure 

...Q 

Matap'dia  599-2,608 

Rosebank) 
194-21,  677-1  (R.R. 

Wright 

Sunbury 

.NB 

N.  Wakefield535-27 

Rougement  Sta'n. 

Rouville Q 

Rusagornis 

Waasis  Sta.  535-82 

n.  Rougemont) 

Rusagoniis  Sta. . . 

Sunbury 

.NB 

535-82  (R.  R.  name 

Rouge  Valley 

Argenteuil Q 

Arundel  533-5 

Russiagornis) 

Rough  Waters... 
Rovleau 

Gloucester....  NB 

Bathurst  599-2 

Ruscom  Station. 

Essex  N  R. . . 

...  O 

St.  Clair  Siding 

Q,u'Appelle...Sask 

535-66 

580-97 

Round  Bay 

Shelburne  ....NS 

Roseway  589-3 

'*Rusholme  Road. 

Toronto  West 

...0 

Round  Hill 

King's NB 

Oak  P't  390,390-2-5 

Rush  Lake 

Assa.  West  . . 

Sask 

535-52 

Round  Hill 

Annapolis  . . . .  N  S 

562  1 

Rush  Point 

Peterboro  E  R...0 

Havelock  535-34 

Round  Hill 

Strathcona...Alta 

Camrose  535-113 

Rushton  

Regina 

Sask 

YellowGrass  535-66 

Round  Island.... 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Mira  Gut  698 

Ruskin   

King's 

PET 

PeakcSta.  665-3 

Round  Lake  

Peterboro'  E  R..0 

Havelock  535-34 

Ruskin 

NewWestm'sterBC 

535-70,  450-3 

Round  Plains.... 

Norfolk 0 

Waterf'd703,693-34 

Ruskview 

Dufferin  .... 

...0 

Lisle  580-64 

Round  Up 

Alberta Alta 

Leavings  535-64 

Russeldale 

Perth  S  R.  . . 

...0 

Mitchell  580-52 

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1 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

1 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

BLECTORAIi 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL           | 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R,  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

*  Russell 

Russell 

...0 

799 

St.  Andri  Avellin 

Labelle 

...Q 

Papineuv'le  535-18, 

Russell 

Marquette  . . . 

M 

535-105 

327,  328 

Russell  Settlem't 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Chatham  .599-19 

St.AndrideKam. 

Kamouraska  . 

...Q 

St.  Andre  Station 

Russelltown 

Ohateauguay . 

...Q 

Aubrey  580-105 

599-3 

Rustico 

Queen's P  E  1 

Queen's  ....  P  E  I 

Hunter's  Riv.  665-1 
Hunter's  Riv.  665-1 

St.  Andr^deR'che 
St.  Andr6deShed 

Bonaventure Q 

Westmoreland.NB 

Matap'ia  599-2,  508 
Shediac  599-11 

Rusticoville 

Ruth 

Souris 

M 

Pipestone  535  65 
Edrans  535  109 

St.  Andre  Station 

Kamouraska . 

...Q 

599-3  (R  R  name 

Rutherford 

Portage  laPrairieM 

St.  Andre) 

Rutherford 

Lambton 

...0 

Dresden  889-8 

*St.  Andrews 

Charlotte  ... 

.N  B 

535-87,  400,  401-1-2 

Rutherjjlen 

Nipissing 

...0 

535-12 

St.  Andrews 

Antigonishe . . 

.NS 

Lower  South  River 

Ruther  Glen 

Marquette . . . 

..M 

Moosomin  535-52 

599-7 

Rutland 

Vale-Cariboo . 

.BC 

Kelowna  53.5-74 

St.  And's  Channel 

S.  Cape  Breton.N  S 

via  Sydney 

Rutledge 

Pontiac 

...Q 

Maryland  535-28 

*St. Andrews,   E. 

Argenteuil  . . 

...Q 

328  or  Carillon  541 

*Ruthven 

Essex  S  R. . . . 

...0 

889-2 

St.  Andrews,  W.. 

Stormont 

...o 

via  Cornwall,  Ont. 

Ruttanville 

Selkirk 

..M 

Manitou  535-57 

St.Andrews 

Selkirk 

...M 

535-61  (RR  Vic.  P'k 

Rutter 

Nipissing 

O 

Warren  535-13 

St.  Andrews 

King's PEli 

665-4  (RRSta.  in 

Ryan 

Kootenay 

BC 

535-67 

Queen's) 

Ryanville 

Wright 

...Q 

Kazubazua  535-27 

Ste.  AngHe  de  M. 

Rouville 

...Q 

194-20.  677-1  (R  R 

Ryckman's  Corn'r 

Wentworth  . 

..0 

via  Hamilton,  Ont. 

name  St,  Angela) 

Rydal  Bank 

Algoma  W  R. 

...0 

518 

St.AngHedeLav. 

Nicolet    

...Q 

.580-14  (RRname 

Rye 

Parry  Sound. 
Moose  Jaw . . . 
Strathcona  . . 

...0 

Sask 
Alta 

South  River  580-67 
Ernfold  535-52 
Vegreville  535-63 

Doucet'sLan'ing, 

Ferry    to  Three 

Rj'ley 

Rivers,  Que.) 

Rylstone 

Northumb.  ER..0 

Havelock  535-34 

S.  AngUe  de  Rim. 

Rimouski    .. 

...Q 

St.Flavie  Station 

St.  Abdon 

Dorchester.. . 

,  Q 

St.  Anselme  675 

599-2 

St.  Adalbert .... 

L'Islet 

...Q 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 
599-3 

St.  Anicet 

Huntingdon 

...Q 

Huntingdon  805-40 
580-7 

St.  Adelard 

Selkirk 

..  M 

Teulon  535-60 

*  Ste.  Anne  deB'u. 

Montmorency 

...Q 

676  (RR  name  Ste. 

*Ste.  AdUe.   . 

Terrebonne  . . 

...Q 

535-23 

Anne  Station) 

Ste.Ad.de  Pabos. 

Gaspd 

...Q 

Grand    Pabos    350 

Ste.AnnedcBellev 

Jacques  Cartier.Q 

.580-9,   535-33,   328, 

or  N.  Carlisle  508 

327  (R  R  name 

St.  Adolphe 

Provencher . . 

..  M 

Royal  534  1 

St.  Anne's) 

StAd'pedeCham 

Champlain . .  . 

...Q 

St.  Thecle  533-1 

Ste.  Anne  de  Kent 

Kent    

.N  B 

Buctouche  627 

St  Adolphe  de 

*Ste.  A.dela  P'e 

Champlain  . 

...Q 

535-21  (R  R  name 

Dudswell 

Wolfe 

...Q 

Marbleton  675 

Ste.  Anne  de 

Perade) 

StAdolphedeHow 

Argenteuil . . . 

...Q 

Ste.  Agathe  Des 
Monts  535-23 

Madawaska... 

Victoria 

.N  B 

535-84  (R  R  name 
Quisibis) 

St.Adrien 

Wolfe 

•  .-Q 

Danville  580-12 

St.AnnedesMom, 

Gasp6 

...Q 

348  or  Little  Metis 

St.  Agapit 

Lotbiniere  . . . 

Q 

580-12 

Station  599-2 

St.  Agapit  Sta... 

Lotbinifere. . . . 

...Q 

580-12  (R.  R.  name 
St.  Agapit) 

Ste.  Anne  des  Pis. 

Terrebonne 

...Q 

535-24  (R  R  name 
Bruchesi) 

St.  Agatha 

Waterloo  S  R 

..  0 

Petersburg  580-51 

Ste.AnnelaPo&re 

Kamouraska 

...Q 

Ste.  Annela  Poca- 

Ste. Agathe 

Provencher    . 

...M 

534-1 

tiere  Sta.  599-3 

Ste.  A,fhe  de  Lt.. 

Lotbiniere . .  . 

...Q 

Methot'sM's  580-12 

Ste.  Anne  de  la 

Ste.Ag'hedesM'ts 

Terrebonne    . 

...Q 

535-23  (R.  R.  name 
Ste.  Agathe) 

Pocatiere  Sta.. 

Kamouraska . 

...Q 

599-3  (R  R  name 
St.  Anne) 

Ste.  Agathe  East. 

Lotbiniere  . . . 

•  ■  Q 

Methot's  M's  580-12 

Ste.  Anne  dePren. 

Prescott  .... 

...U 

Ste.  Eugene  535-31 

Ste.Agnesde  Char 

Charlevoix  . . 

...Q 

Murray  Bay  3298, 

Ste.AnnedeSorel. 

Richelieu  . . . 

■H 

via  Sorel  Que. 

350-1 

Ste.  Anne  de  Cns 

Provencher   . 

...M 

534-18  (R  R  name 

Ste.  Agnes  de  Dun 

Huntingdon  . 

...Q 

580-7  (RRS.  Agnes) 

Ste.  Anne) 

St.  Agrieole 

Montcalm  . . . 

St.  Faustin  535*23 

St,  Ann's 

Queen's 

PEi 

Hunter's  Riv.  665*1 

*St.  Aim4 

Richelieu  .... 

Q 

677-1 

St.  Ann's 

Lincoln  

...  O 

703 

St.Alban 

Portneuf.' 

q 

LaChev'tiere535-21 

Ste.  Ann's 

Victoria 

..NS 

N.  Riv.  364-5  or  OTa 

St.  Albert 

Russell 

...0 

Chrysler  799 

N'th  Sydney,  NS 

St.  Albert 

Arthabaska    . 

...Q 

Vict'aville580*12-14 

^t.  Anselme 

Dorchester.. 

...Q 

675 

St.  Albert 

Edmonton  . . . 

Alta 

534-21 

St.  Anselme 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Lewisville  627 

St.  Alcidede  Ham 

Wolfe 

...Q 

Danville  580-12 

.S'^  Anthony 

Kent 

.N  B 

627 

St.  Alexander  St. . 

Iberville 

,..Q 

194-14  (R.R.  name 

St.  Anthony 

Prince 

PEJ 

O'Leary  Sta.  665-1 

St.  Alexander) 

St.  Antoine 

Assmiboia  E. 

Sask 

Redvers  535-65 

*StAUxd'Iberm'U 

Iberville 

...Q 

St.  Alexander  Sta. 
194-14 

St.AntoinedeC's. 

Charlevoix.. 

...Q 

Les     Eboulements 

329-8 

StAlexdeKarn'ka 

Kamouraska 

.,  Q 

599-3  (R  R    name 

St.  Antoine  Lot're 

Lotbiniere  .. 

...Q 

StApollinai'e599-16 

St.  Alexandre) 

*  S.  Ant  in' R.  Rich 

Vercheres  . . 

...Q 

329-4    or    Contre- 

St.  Alexis 

Bonaventure 

.  ..Q 

599-2 

cceur  677-3,  329-5 

St.  Alexis  Sta.... 

Bonaventure 

.0 

599-2 

St.  Antonin 

T6miscouata 

. .  Q 

Old  Lake  Rd.  599-3 

St.  Alexis  deMont 

Montcalm   . . 

■  .-Q 

St.  Jacques  533-6 

St.  Ai>ollinaire.. 

Lotbiniere  . . 

•  ..Q 

599-16 

St.  Alexis  desM'ts 

Maskinonge 

Q 

St.  Paulin  584 

Ste.  Apoll'e  dePat 

Montmagny 

-  .-Q 

CapSt.Ignace599-3 

St.  Alexis  Nord.. 

Montcalm... 

...Q 

St.  Jacques  533-6 

St.ArmandCentre 

Missisquoi  .. 

■  .-Q 

St.  Armand  Station 

St.  Almo    

Victoria 

.NB 

ThreeBr'oks535-91 

194-14 

St.Alphonse 

Joliette    .... 

Q 

Joliette  535-17, 

St.  Armand  SVn 

Missisquoi  .. 

...Q 

194-14  (R  R  name 

533*1-4 

St.  Armand) 

St.  Alphonse.... 

Macdonald  . . 

...M 

Mariapolis  534-7 

St.  Arshie 

T^miscouata 

...Q 

599-2 

St.Alphonse  deCn 

Bonaventure 

...Q 

Caplin  River  508 

St.Aubcrt 

L'Islet 

...Q 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 

St.  Alphonse  de  G 

Shefford  .... 

.    ,Q 

Angeline  194-20 

599-3 

St.  Amaod 

Victoria  .... 

.NB 

Grand  Falls  535 -84 

St.  Augustine. . . . 

North'mberi'ndNB 

Rogersviile  599-2 

St.  Ambroise 

Macdonald . . . 

...M 

Poplar  Point  535-52 

St.  Augustine 

Huron  WR. 

...O 

Auburn  535-47 

St.Am6d6e 

Labelle 

...Q 

Montebello  535-18, 

StAu'stineP'tn'j 

Portneuf 

...Q 

Belaire  535-21 

327,  328 

St.  Augustin 

Saguenay  . . 

...Q 

Esquimaux  Pt.  345 

Ste.  Amelie 

Dauphin 

..  M 

Makinak  534-6 

St.  Augustine  TM 

Two  Moun  tains..  Q 

535-18 

St.  Amour 

Prescott  .... 

...0 

Alfred  535-31 

Ste.  Barbe 

Huntingdon  . 

...Q 

St.    Stanislas  de 

St.  Anaclet  

Rimouski . . . 

...Q 

599-2 

Kostka  805*40 

Ste.  Anastasie... 

Megantic... 

....Q 

Lyster  Sta.  .580-12, 
618 

S.Barn'b6,R.Ya'. 

St.  Hyacinth 

3..  Q 

677 -1  (R  R  name 
St.  Barnabe) 

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POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 

St.  BamaU,St.  M 

St.  Maurice  . 

....Q 

Moulin  Chaur'e 

Ste.  Christine  . . . 

Bagot  

...Q 

Danby  580-8 

533-1 

*St.  Chrysostome. 

Chateauguay 

...Q 

Aubrey  580-105 

*St.  Barthdlemi. . 

Berthier.... 

...Q 

585-21  (R  R  name 

St.  Chrysostome . 

Prince 

PEI 

Wellington  665-1 

St.    Barthelemy) 

Ste.  Claire 

Dorchester.. 

...Q 

St.  Anselme  675 

St.BarthTmiSta. 

Berthier 

....Q 

St.Barthelmi535-21 

St.  Claude 

Macdonald  . . 

...M 

635-59 

St.BaziledePort' 

Portneuf 

....Q 

St.BazileSta.535-2] 

St.  Claude 

Richmond  . . . 

...Q 

St.  Cyr  580-12 

St.BazileleGr'd. 

Chambly .... 

....Q 

580-8,  599-1  (R  R 

St.  Claude  Nord. 

Richmond  . 

...Q 

St.  Cyr  580-12 

name  St.   Bazile) 

St.  Clements 

Waterloo  N  R 

...0 

Waterloo580-47,578 

St.  Bazile  Station. 

Portneuf 

....Q 

535-21  (R  R  name 
St.  Bazile) 

St.  Clement 

St.  Cleophas  de 

Temiscouata . 

...Q 

St.  Eloi  599-2 

Ste  Beatrix 

Joliette 

...Q 

.Sask 

Jorte535-l7,533-l-4 
Dana  534-14 

Brandon 

Joliette 

...Q 

535-17  (R.  R.  name 
St.  Cleophas) 

St.  Benedict 

Humboldt. . . 

St.  Benjamin.... 

St.  Benoit 

St.  Benoit  de 
Matapedia 

ns..Q 

BeaucevilleE.675  1 

St.  cut 

Soulanges  . . . 
Arthabasca  . 

...Q 
...Q 

535-33 

Two  Mountai 

S.  Sch'rstiq'e535-18 

Ste.Clothilde  .... 

VictoriaviUe  580-- 

12-14 
St.  Remi  580-5 

Bonaventure 

...Q 

Matape'ia  508,599-2 

Ste.Cl'th'deChat. 

ChS,teauguay 

...Q 

St.  Benoit  Labre  . 

Beauce 

....Q 

St.  Ephreni  675-2 

St.  Columba 

Victoria 

.NS 

lona  599-14 

St.  Bernar' de  Dor 

Dorchester . . 

....Q 

Scott  Junction  675 

St.Columban.... 

Perth  SR... 

...O 

580-52 

St.  Bernard 

St.  John's... 

...Q 

Lacolle   329-14, 

St.  Columbin  . .    . 

Two  Mountains..  Q 

St.  Canute  533-4 

580-13,  105 

St.  Come 

Joliette 

..  Q 

St.  Felix  de  Valois 

St.  Bernard 

Digby 

.  NS 

Weym'th  562-1,  381 

535-17 

Ste.  Blaise 

St.  John's. . . 

....Q 

GrandeLia:ne580-13 

St.  Constant 

Laprairie 

...Q 

329-14,  580-7,  535-3 

Ste.  Blandine.... 

Rimouski 

....Q 

Rimouski  599-2 

St.  Croix 

Hants 

.  NS 

Newport  Sta.  562-1 

St.  Bonaventure . 

Orummond. . 

....Q 

St.Guillaumed'Up- 

St.  Croix 

York 

NB 

535-88 

ton  535-1 

Ste.  Croix 

Lotbiniere . . . 

...Q 

Laurier  599-16 

*St.  Boniface .... 

Provencher  . 

...  M 

535-55,  534-18 

Ste.  Croix  Cove . . 

Annapolis  . . 

.NS 

Bridgetown  562-1, 

St.  Boswells 

Moose  Jaw.. 

.Sask 

535-53 

589-1 

St.  Brieux 

Humboldt... 

.Sask 

Kinistino  534-12 

Ste.  Cunegonde  . . 
*St.  Cuthbert .... 

Hochelaga  . . 

...Q 

via  Montreal,  Q. 

Ste.Bri'ided'Iber. 

Iberville  .... 

...Q 

Ste.  Brigide  Sta. 

Berthier  .... 

...Q 

535-21,  533-1 

194-14,  535-3 

St.  Cuthbert  Sta. 

Berthier  .... 

...Q 

535-21  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Brigide  Station 

Iberville  .... 

...Q 

194-19,  5.35-3  (RR 

St.  Cuthbert) 

name  St.  Brigide) 

St.  Cyprien 

Temiscouata . 

. . .  Q 

St.  Elvo  599-2 

Ste.BrigittedesS. 

Nicolet 

. . .  Q 

Mitchell  Sta.  599-16 

St.  Cyr 

Richmond . . . 

Q 

580-12 

St.  Bruno 

Chambly 

.  ..Q 

St.  Bruno  Sta.  580-8 

St.  Cyriac  

Chicoutimi.. 

..Q 

Jonquiers  674-1 

St.  Bruno 

Nipissing  . . . 

0 

Verner  635-13 

St.  Cyrille 

Kent 

NB 

St.  Anthony  627 

StBr'nodeKam'. 

Kamouraska. 

...Q 

St.  Paschal  599:3 

St.CyrilledeL'Is 

L'Islet 

...Q 

L'Islet  599-3 

St.  Bruno  Lac  St. 

St.  Cyrille  de  W. 

Drummond  . 

..Q 

599-16  (R.R.  name 

Jean 

Chicoutimi  . 

■  Q 

Hebertville  674-1 

St.  Cyrille) 

St.  Bruno  Station 

Chambl3' .... 

...Q 

580-8  (R  R  name 

St.  Damase 

St.  Hyacinthe 

..Q 

677-1 

St.  Bruno) 

St.  Da'ase  de  Rim 

Rimouski  . . . 

..Q 

St.  Moise  599-2 

StCalixtedeKil'. 

Montcalm . .  . 

..  Q 

Laurentides  535-24 

St.DamdesAuln'. 

L'Islet 

...Q 

S  Jean,  PJoli  599-3 

St.  Camille 

Wolfe 

...Q 

Marbleton  675 

St.  Damase  de 

St.  Camille  de 

Thetford 

Megantic 

...Q 

Thetford  675 

Bellechasse Q 

Two  Mountains..  Q 

St.  Vallier  599-3 
533-4 

St.  Damien 

St.DamiendeBra 

Kent 

St.  Anthony  627 
SGde  Bran.  535-17 

St.  Camite 

Berthier 

...Q 

*St.  Casimir  .... 

Portneuf.,   . 

...Q 

Grondines  535-21 

St.  Damien  de  Buc 

Bellechasse  . 

..Q 

St.  Chas  de  Belle- 

St.  Cassien  des  C. 

Charlevoix . . 

...Q 

Bale  St.  Paul  329-8 

chase  599-3-4 

*St.  Catharines.. 

Lincoln 

...0 

641,  580-83-88,  320, 

St.  Daniel 

Macdonald  . . 

...M 

Bradburn  464-49 

320-1 

St.  David  de  Levis 

Levis 

..  Q 

via  Levis,  Que. 

St.  Catharines  . . . 

Queen's 

PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

St.  David  de  Yam 

Yamaska 

..  Q 

Tamaska  677-3 

*St.  Cath'ine  S.  C 

Montreal  West..O 

St.  David's  

Lincoln  

...0 

693-35 

St.CatherineSt.E. 

Montreal 

..,.0 

St.  Denis 

Saskatoon. . . , 

Sask 

Yonda  534-14 

St.  Cath'ine  S.W. 

Montreal  West..Q, 

St.  Denis  de  la  Bo' 

Kamouraska . 

...Q 

599-18,  350-1  (R.R. 

Ste.   Catherine  . . 

Portneuf 

,,  Q 

674 

and  Land,  name 

St.Cath'ri7i's'Bay 

Saguenay . . . 

...Q 

Tadousac  329-8 

Riviere  Quelle) 

Ste.CatherinesR. 

Queen's 

.N  S 

Port  Mouton  589-3 

iSt.  Denis  R.  Rich. 

St.  Hyacinthe 

...Q 

329-4  or  ContreccB'r 

St.  Catherine  Sta.. 

Portneuf  . . . 

...Q 

674  (R  R  name 
Ste.  Catherine) 

*St.  Denis  Street. 

Montreal 

677-3,  329-5 

Ste.C^ciledeLev'. 

Nicolet 

...Q 

Ste.  Philomene  de 
Fortierville  618 

(Branch  Office) 
St.  Desire  de  Lac 

SteCeciVdeMash' 

Wright 

. ..  Q 

Wakefield  535-27 

Noir 

Megantic 

Black  Lake  675 

Ste.C6ciledeMir. 

Shefford 

...  Q 

Granby  194-20 

St.  Didace 

Maskinonge  . 

..(^, 

S.G.de  Bran.  535-17 

Ste.C^ciledeW.. 

Compton  . . . 

..  .Q 

St.  Cecile  Sta.  675 -2 

St.  Dom'ique  deB 

Bagot  

...Q 

waS.  Hyacinthe,  Q 

Ste.  C^cileSta... 

Compton 

...Q 

675-2  (R.  R.  name 
St.  Cecile) 

St.  Dominique  S. 

Soulanges , . . 

•Q 

580-9  (R.  R.  name 
St.  Dominique) 

St.  Caestin 

Nicolet 

Q 

580-14 

St.  Donat 

Rimouski  ... 

..  Q 

Ste.  Luce  599-2 

St.  CelestinSta.. 

Nicolet 

...Q580-U                        1 

St.DonatdeMont' 

Montcalm.... 

..  QSte,     Agathe    des 

*St.  Cesaire 

Rouville  .... 

194-21 

1     Monts  535-23 

St.  Charles 

King's 

PEI 

665-4  (P  0  3  miles 

Ste.  Dorothee.... 

Laval 

..  Q  St.  Eustache  535-22 

from  R.R.) 

Ste.  Dorothee  Est 

Laval 

...QStEustache  535-22 

St.  Charles 

Macdonald.. . 

...M 

St.  Charles  534-6  or 

St.  Edouard 

Victoria 

AltaiVegreville  534-14 

Murray  Park  535-39 

St.EdmonddeBer 

Berthier 

..  Q  St. Barth'lemi  533-1 

St.Charlesd'Capn. 

Bonaventure 

...Q 

508(R.R.n.Caplin) 

St.  Edouard  de  Era 

Dorchester.. . 

...QSte.  Henedine  675 

StChas.d'Levrard 

Nicolet  

...Q 

Philomene  de 

St.  Edouard  de  K 

Kent 

N  B  Buctouche  627 

Fortierville  618 

St.Ed'arddeNap'r 

Napierville. . 

..  Q  329  14  (R.R.  name 

St.  Charles 

Kent 

N  B 

Richil)Ucto  610 

St.  Edouard) 

St.  Charles 

Nipissing  . . . 

...O 

Warren  535-13 

St.  Edward 

Prince P  E  liSt.  Louis  6651 

St.  Charles  de 

Bellechasse  . 

••  Q 

599-3-4  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Edwidge 

Compton 

..  Q  Coaticook  580-8 

Bellechase 

St.  Charles  Jun.) 

St.  Eleanor's 

Prince 

PEI 

665-1 

St.  Charles  de 

St.  EleutMre .... 

Kamouraska. 

•  Q 

St.  Alex,  de  Kam- 

Montcalm 

Montcalm  . . . 

329-4  or  St.  Hilaire 
Sta.  580-8,599-16 

St.  Elie 

St.  Maurice  . . 

■  •  Q 

ouraska  599-3 

*St.  Charles  R.  R. 

St.  Hyacinthe 

..Q 

Moulin   Chaurette 

533-1 

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1 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

EliEOTORAIi 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL          | 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SBEKEY,PP.174-178 

Ste.  Elizabeth.... 

Joliette 

■  Q, 

533-1 

St.Francois,Mon. 

Montmagny  . 

•  •Q 

599-3(RRnSF'eois) 

St.  Elizabeth  .... 

Provencher . . . 

.M 

Arnaud  535 '55 

St.  Francois  Xav. 

Hacdonald. . . 

..M 

White  Plains  534*6 

St.  Elizabeth  de 

St.  Fr.de  Sales  Sta 

Liaval  

...Q 

^35 -21  (R.  R.  name 

Warwick 

Arthabaska . . . 

..Q 

580-12 

De  Sales) 

St.  Elmo 

31engarry 

.0 

Vlaxville  580-105 

St.Fr.X.deViger 

Temiscouata . 

•  •  Q 

St.  Arsene  599-2 

St  Eloi         

Temiscouata . . 

•  Q 

599-9  (P.O.  3  miles 
from  R.  R.) 

St.Fr.X.deBromp 
St.  FrMiric 

Richmond  . . . 
Beauce  

■'.Q 

W'ds'rM.  580-8,653 

Tring  J.  675,  675-2 

St.  Eloi  Station  . . 

Temiscouata . . 

..Q 

599-2  (R.  R.  name 
St.  Eloi) 

*  St  Gab.de  Br  and 

Berthier  

...Q 

535-17  (R.  R.  name 
St.  Gabriel) 

St.  Elphege 

Yamaska 

.  Q 

Pierreville  677-3 

St.  Gabr'l  de  Kent 

Kent 

N  B 

Buctouche  627 

St.ElziardeBea'e 

Beauce  

.  Q 

Beaue  Junct'n  675 

St.G.deRimmiski 

Rimouski    ... 

. .  .Q 

St.  Luce  599-2 

675-1 

St.GabrielStation 

Portneuf.... 

...Q 

Val  Cartier  Sta.  674 

St.  Elz6arde  Ham. 

Wolfe 

..Q. 

Danville  580-12 

St.  GM^on 

Chicoutimi  .. 

. .  .Q 

674-1 

St.ElziardeLava 

Laval 

■  ■9 

St.  Martin's  535-18 

St.  GMeon  de 

Ste.  Em' ie del' En 

Joliette 

•  Q 

St.  Felix  de  Valois 

Beauce 

Beauce  

...0 

St.EvaristeSt.675-2 

535-17 

Ste.  Genevihve  de 

Jacques  Cartier.  Q 

Beaconsfield  580'9, 

St.E.deLotbini^re 

Lotbinifere  .... 

•  Q 

Des  Chaillons  618 

Pierre/onds 

535-33 

Ste.  Emelie  June. 

.Toilette 

•  •9 

535-17  (R.R.  name 

Ste.Gen.de  Batisc. 

Ohamplain . . 

...Q 

Batis'n  535-21,329-6 

St.  Emelie) 

*St.  George 

Charlotte  . . . 

NB 

639 

St.  Emiled'Mont' 

Montcalm 

.  Q 

Ste.   Marguerite 

St.  George 

Selkirk   

...M 

via  Selkirk  Man. 

Station  535-23 

St.  George,  Beauce 

Beauce 

...Q 

BeaueevilleE.675-1 

StE-iledeSu^olk 

Labelle 

.  Q 

Papineauville  535-- 

*St.George,  Brant 

Brant  

...0 

580-83 

18,  327,  328 

St.Geo.de  Malbay 

Gaspe 

. . .  Q 

348orN.Carlisle508 

St.E'remdeTHng 

Beauce  

■  M. 

St.EphremSta675-2 

St.Geo.deWinds'r 

Richmond  .. 

.  ..Q 

Danville  580-12 

St.  Ephrem  Sta.  . 

Beauce 

..(/ 

675-2  (R.  R.  name 

St.  George  East.. 

Beauce  

Q 

Beaucev'le  E.  675-1 

St.  Ephrem) 

St.  George's 

King's 

PEI 

Cardigan  B'ge  665-3 

St.  Esprit 

Montcalm  

■  M 

Bissonnette  533-4 

St.  George's  Chan. 

Richmond  .. 

.JS  S 

W.Bay  Road  599-14 

St.  Esprit 

Richmond  .... 

NS 

via  St.  Peter's,  N  S 

StG.deGrantham 

Drummond  . 

...Q 

599-16  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Et.de  Beauhr's 

Beauharnois  .. 

•  Q 

Beauharnois  805-40 

St.  Germain) 

580-15 

St.G.deKam'slca 

Kamouraska. 

...Q 

Dessiant  599-3 

St.  Et.  de  Bolton. 

Brome 

•  Q 

Eastman  535-7,653, 

St.  Gregor 

Humboldt... 

.Sask 

534-13 

653-1 

"ite.  Gertrude  .... 

Nicolet 

...Q 

SA.de  Laval  680-14 

St  Et.  df8  Gr6s  . . 

St.  Maurice  . . 

.  Q 

691 

St.  Gervais 

Bellechasse  . 

...Q 

St.  Chas.  de  Bel- 

St.  Eughie 

Prescott  

..0 

535-31 

chasse  599-3-4 

St.Eug^nedeGr.. 

Drummond  .. 

•  Q 

.599-16  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Gilbert 

Prince 

PEI 

Wellington  665-1 

St.  Eugene) 

St.  Gilbert 

Portneuf 

...  Q 

Desehambault  Sta. 

St.Eulalie 

Nicolet 

•   Q. 

580-14  (P  0  4  miles 

535-21 

from  R.  R.) 

St.  Giles 

Lotbiniere  . . 

0 

St.  Agapit  580-12 

St.Esibe 

Temiscouata  . 

..Q 

Not.Da'eduLac700 

St.  Godfroy 

Bonaventure 

Q 

N.  Carlisle  508,  360 

*St.  Eustache  . . . 

Two  Mountains..  Q 

535-22 

*St.  Grigoire 

Nicolet 

. . .  Q 

.580-14 

St.  Eustache  .... 

Macdonald 

..M 

Elie  534-6 

St.  Gregoire 

Kent 

.  NB 

Buctouche  627 

St.  Eva.de  Forsyth 

Beauce  

■  Q 

676-2  (R.  R.  name 

St.Ger.d'Yam'ska 

Yamaska.,.. 

....Q 

Yamaska  677-3 

St.  Evariste) 

St.GuillaumeSta. 

Drummond  . 

...Q 

536-1  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Evariste  Sta. 

Beauce 

..Q 

675-2  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Guillaume) 

St.  Evariste) 

St.GuiU'med'Upt 

Drummond  . 

...Q 

535-1  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Fabien 

Rimouski 

•  •Q 

599-2 

St.  Guillaume) 

St.  Fabien 

Kent 

NB 

St.  Anthony  627 

St.Hect'rdeBagot 

Bagot 

...Q 

St.  Liboire  580-8 

St.  Faustin 

Terrebonne  . . 

...Q 

535-23 

Ste.milnedeKa. 

Kamouraska 

....Q 

599-3  (R.  R.  name 

St.FaustinSta.  .. 

Terrebonne  .. 

...Q 

535-23  (R.  R.  name 

Ste.  Helene) 

St.  Faustin) 

Ste.  mi.  de  Bagot 

Bagot 

.599-16  (RRnBagot) 

Ste.  Famille  .... 

Montmorency 

..  V 

via  Quebec,  Que 

Ste.Hel.deChes'r. 

Arthabaska  . 

Stanfold  580-12 

Ste.  Famille  de 

St.  Helen's 

Huron  W  R. 

Lucknow  580-48 

Demeules 

Chicoutimi. . . 

..(, 

Roberval,  674 

St.Helier 

Gasp6  

...Q 

L'Anse  aValle'u348 

St.  F6lieien 

Chicoutimi... 

...Q 

Roberval  674 

Ste.  mmdine   . . 

Dorchester.. 

....Q 

675 

Ste.  F61icite 

Rimouski 

..  Q 

L.  Metis  Sta.  590-2 

St.  Henri deLMs 

L6vis 

...Q 

675  (R.  R.  name  St. 

St.  Felix. 

Russell  . 

( 

The  Brock  535-31 

*St.H.deMontre'l 

Hochelaga . . 

....Q 

Henry  Village) 
580-9(RRnStHenri) 

St.  Felix  de  King- 

sey  

Drummond . . . 

::-8 

Richmond  580,8-12 

St.  Henri  Station 

Levis 

...Q 

675,  599-4  (R.  R.  n. 

St.FilixdeValois 

Joliette 

53517  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Henry  J.on  675, 

St.  Felix) 

St.  Henri  on  599 -4) 

St.  Ferdinand... 

Megan  tic 

Black  Lake  675 

St.  Hennas 

Two  Mountains  .Q 

St.  Her.  Sta.  535-18 

St.  Fer^ol 

Montnaorency 

Beaupre  676 

St.  Hermas  Sta  . . 

Two  Mountains.. Q 

.535  18  (R.  R.  name 

St.Fidele 

Charlevoix . . . 

Murray  Bay  3298, 

St.  Hermas) 

350-1 

St.Hermen6gilde. 

Stanstead  . . 

...Q 

Coaticook  580-8 

Ste.  Flavie 

Rimouski  .... 

..(> 

599-2 

St.  Hilaire 

Victoria  .... 

..Nf 

700-1 

Ste.  Flavie  Station 

Rimouski 

..Q 

599-2  (R.  R.  name 
Ste.  Flavie) 

St.Hila.deDorset. 

Beauce  .... 

...Q 

St.    Evariste   de 
Forsyth  675-2 

St.  Flavien 

Lotbiniere... 

..Q 

Laurier  599-16 

St.  Hilaire  Sta. . . 

Rouville  .... 

....Q 

580-8,   599-16  (R  R 

Ste.  Flore 

Maurice 

...Q 

St.  Flore  Sta.  533-1 

name  St.  Hilaire) 

Ste.  Florence.... 

Rimouski 

..Q 

599-2  (R  R  name 

StHil'reduLacStJ 

Chicoutimi.. 

....^ 

Metabechou'n674-l 

Beaurivage) 

St.Hilaire  Village. 

Rouville .... 

...    C, 

329-4St.HilaireSta- 

St.  Fortunat  . . . . 

Wolfe 

D'Israeli  675 

tion  580-8,  599-16 

St  Foy    

Quebec  

Guysboro' . . . 

NS 

via  Quebec,  Que. 
Mulgave  599-7-14, 

St.  Hilarion  

•/.i 

St.  Francis  Har.. 

St.Hip.de  Kilk'y. 

Terrebonne 

.Shawbridge  535-23 

364-2,  369-1-2-3 

St.  Honors 

Beauce  

StEvaristeSta675-2 

St.  Francois 

Beauce  

St.F'coisN.E.  675-1 

St.  Hubert 

Chambly 

580-8,  599-16 

St.  Franc,  d' Assise 

Bonaventure . 

Matapedia508, 599-2 

St.  Hubert  Sta  . . 

Chambly  ... 

580-08 

St.Fran.d'Orleans 

Montmorency 

via  Quebec,  Que. 

*St.  Hugues  .... 

Bagot  

535-1 

St.  Fran,  de  Kent 

Kent 

N  B 

Buctouche  627 

*St.  Hyaeinthe.. 

St.  Hyaeinthe... q 

580-8,535-1,599-16, 

St.  Francois  de 

700-1  (R.  R.  name 

677-1 

Madawaska 

Victoria 

.NB 

The  Ledges) 

St.  Ignace 

Kent 

.  NB 

Richibucto  610 

St.  Franc,  du  Lac 

Yamaska  

..<, 

677-3 

S.Ignaced'Loj'ola 

Berthier..  .. 

....Q 

Berthier    en    haut 

Ste.  Francoise  . . 

Ttoiiscouata  . 

...<4 

Trois  Pistoles  599 -2 

329-9,  535-15 

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POST 

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POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KET.PP.  174-178 

St.  Ignace  de  Que. 
St.  Ig'nace  du  Lao. 
St.  Irinee 

Quebec 

...Q 

Indian  Lorette  674 

St.  Jovite  Station. 

Terrebonne . . 

...Q 

535-23  (R.  R.  name 

Maskinonge . . 

...Q 

St.  Felix  de  Valois 

St.  Jovite) 

Charlevoix . . . 

.  ..Q 

329-8             [535-17 

*St.  Jude 

St.  Hyacinthe 

..Q 

677-1  (RR  name  St. 

St.  Ir^n'e  les  Bains 

Charlevoix  .. 

Q 

St.  Ir^n^e  329-8 

Jude's) 

St.  Isidore,  Dor. . 

Dorchester.. . 

...Q 

St.  Hentdine  675 

Ste.Ju'edeVerch. 

Verchferes  . . . 

.  ..Q 

St.  Bruno  580-8 

*St  Isidore, Lap' ie 

Laprairie 

...Q 

580-7 

Ste.  Julie  Station. 

Megantic  . . . 

Q 

580-12  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Isidore 

Gloucester.. . 

W  B 

Tracadie,  587 

St.  Julie) 

St.  Isidore  de 

St.  Julien 

Humboldt  . . 

Sa.sk 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Bellevue 

Humboldt.... 

Sask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

St.  Julienne  

Montcalm . . . 

..  Q 

533-4 

St.l8i'redeGasp6. 

Gaspd 

.  ..Q 

Grand  River  346, 

Ste.  Julienne  Sta'n 

Montcalm 

...Q 

533-4  (RR  name  St. 

St.  Isidore  June. 

Laprairie 

.  ..Q 

580-5-7       [348,  350 

Julienne) 

Stlsidm-edePres. 

Prescofct  

0 

Maxville  580-105 

St.  Justin 

Maskinong6  . 

Q 

533-1 

St.  Ives 

Middlesex  E  I 

.,   () 

Belton  580-49 

*Ste.Ju'ndeNe'on 

Vaudreuil 

0 

StJu8tinSta580-105 

*SL  Jacob's 

Waterloo  N  R 

...0 

580-47 

Ste.  Justine  Sta.. 

Vaudreuil  . . . 

.  ..Q 

580-105  (R.R.  name 

St.  Jacques 

Montcalm  . . . 

..Q 

535-6 

Ste.  Justine) 

St.  Jacques  

Victoria 

NB 

700 

St.La'ertdeLevis. 

L6vis 

..  Q 

St.  H.  de  Levis  675 

*St.Jacq'esleMin 

Laprairie 

...Q 

St.  Philippe  de  La- 
prairie 535-3 

St.  Lambert 

Chambly  .... 

...Q 

580-8-13,  194-20 
677-3,  599-16 

St.  Jacques  Nord . 

Montcalm  . . . 

...Q 

.533-4  (RRn.Dugas) 

St.  Laurent 

Macdonald    . 

..M 

534-11 

St.  James 

Macdonald... 

...M 

.535-57 

St.La'ntd'Orlean 

Montmorency 

..  Q 

via  Quebec,  Que. 

St.  Jaines  Park. . 

City  of  London . .  0 

*St.LaurentMont 

Jacques  Cartier.  Q 

via  Montreal,  Que, 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 

St.  Janvier 

Terrebonne  .. 

..  Q 

.535-23 

St.  Lawrence 

Frontenac. . 

..  0 

*St.  Jean 

St.  John's.... 

...Q 

194-19,535-3,580-13 

*St.LawrenceSt.C 

City  of  Montreal.. 

(RRn.  St.  Johns) 

(Branch  Office) 

St.  Jean  Baptiste 

Provencher  . . 

..  M 

534-1 

St.  Lazare 

Kent 

.NB 

St.  Anthony  627. 

St. Jean  Baptiste. 

Kent 

N  Ji 

Buctouche  627 

St.  Lazare 

Marquette . . . 

...M 

Fox  Warren    [5-101 

S.Jean  d' la  Croix. 

Maisonneuve . 

•  •  -Q 

via  Montreal,  Que. 

St.  Lazarede  Belle 

Bellechasse  .. 

..  Q 

St.  Charles  deBelle- 

St.J. Bp.de  MonVl 

Maisonneuve. 

...Q 

via  Montreal,  Que. 

chasse  599-3-4 

St.J.Bp.deRouv. 

Rouville 

St.  Hilaire  Station 
580-8,  599-J6 

St.Laz'redeVaud. 

Vaudreuil . . . 

..:q 

St.  Lazare  Station 
535-33 

St.  Jean  C.  Levis. 

Levis 

599-4 

St.LazareStation. 

Vaudreuil  ... 

...Q 

535-33  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Jean  de  Dieu. 

Temiscouata.. 

..  Q 

Trois  Pistoles  599-2 

St.  Lazare) 

St.  Jean  de  Matha 

Joliette 

Q 

StFdeValois535-17 

St.  Leandre 

Rimouski  .... 

...Q 

L'tleMetisSta.599-2 

St.Jeand' Orleans 

Montmorency 

•  •  Q. 

via  Quebec,  Que 

St.  Leolin 

Gloucester... 

.NB 

540  (RR.  name  St. 

St.  Jean  des  Piles. 

Champlain... 

..Q 

Grandes  Piles 

Joseph) 

535-19,  334 

*St.L6on 

Maskinong6  . 

..Q 

Louiseville  535-21 

St.  J.V  Evangelist. 

Bonaventure . 

. .  .0 

Nouvelle  508 

St.  L6on 

Macdonald  . . 

.   M 

Somerset  534-2-7 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 

L'Islet 

•  •  Q 

599-3 

St  Leon' dd' Aston 

Nicolet 

..  Q 

599-17  (R.  R.  name 

St.  J.FtJoliSta.. 

L'Islet 

.  ..Q 

599-3  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Leonard) 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli) 

St.  L.  de  Chic'timi 

Chicoutimi  .. 

..  Q 

Chicoutimi    329-8, 

*St.  Jerdme    .... 

Terrebonne  .. 

.-  Q 

533-2,  535-23 

674  1 

St.  Jerome  June. 

Terrebonne.. . 

..Q 

535-23 

St.L.deP.Mau'ce 

Laval 

...Q 

via  Montreal,  Que. 

St.JoachimdeBer. 

Berthier  . .     . 

..Q 

St.B'rthtl'mi535-21 

St.L.dePortnevJ 

Portneuf 

..Q 

674  (R  R  name  St. 

St.JoachimdeC. 

Yamaska 

•9 

St.   Cyrille  de 

Leonard) 

Wendover  599-16 

St.  Leon  Hot  Sps. 

Kootenay 

.BC 

445-1  (Land.  n.  Hot 

St.  Joachim  deM. 

Montmorency 

•  •9 

676  (R.R.  name  St. 

Joachim) 
Warden  535*4 

Springs  or  Arrow 
Head  535-75) 
Amqui  599*2 

St.Joac.deSheflf'd 

ShefiEord 

•  •Q 

St.LeonleGr'nd. 

Rimouski . . . 

...Q 

St.Joac.R.Rtis'm 

Essex  NR.... 

.  0 

535-42  (R.  R.  name 
St.  Joachim) 

St.  Leonard  Sta. 

Victoria 

NB 

535-84(RRnameSt. 
Leonard's)  F'ry  to 

*St.John    

CityofSt.JohnNB 

639,  599-12,  535-88, 

Van  Buren,  Me. 

326-5,390,390-2-3-5 

St.  Liboire 

Bagot  

...Q 

580-8 

392-2,403,381,373, 

St.  Liguori 

Montcalm 

..  Q 

Montcalm  533-4 

Fer'ytoCarlt'nNB 

St.  Louis 

Humboldt... 

Sask 

Macdowall  534 -22 

Garden  St 

do        do 

^  B 

St.  Louis 

Prince 

PEI 

665-1 

Haymarket  Sq. . . 

do        do 

NB 

St.  L.  de  Bon'cou' 

Richelieu  . . . 

..Q 

677-l(RRnStLouis) 

Union  St 

do        do 

JN  B 

St.  L.  de  Champl'n 

Champlain. . . 

...Q 

Trois  Riv'rs  53519- 

*St.  John  West . . 

do        do 

NB 

535-92,  639  (R.R.n. 

21,  691,  329-6-7 

W.   St.  John  on 

St.L.deGonzague 

Beauharnois . 

..Q 

St.  LouisSt.  580-105 

535-92)  Ferry  to 

St.  Louis  de  Kent. 

Kent 

NB 

610 

St.  John,  N  B 

S.Louis  de  Ha  Ha 

Temiscouata  . 

. .  .Q 

Kent  700 

*St.  John  North  . 

City  of  St.  JohnNB 

via  St.  John,  N  B 

St.L.deHaHaS.. 

Temiscouata  . 

.  ..Q 

700  (RRn.  St.  Louis) 

St.  John's,  West. 

Welland 

..  0 

703 

Ste.  Louise ...:.. 

L'Islet 

•  •  Q 

599-3 

*StJosephd'Alma 

Chicoutimi . . . 

...Q 

Hebertville674  1 

St.  Louis  Nazaire. 

Chicoutimi.. . 

...Q 

Hebertville  674-1 

St.  Jos.  de  Beauce 

Beauce  

..  Q 

675-1  (R.  R.  name 

St  Louis  Square.. 

City  of  Montreal  Q 

St.  Joseph) 

St.  Louis  Station. 

Beauharnois . 

..Q 

580-105  (R  R  name 

St.  Joseph  de  Kent 

Kent 

NB 

Buctouche  627 

St.  Louis) 

St.  Jo8.de  Lepage. 

Rimouski 

..  Q 

St.  Flavie  599-2 

St.  Louis  Guilbert 

Selkirk 

..M 

535-61 

St.  Joseph 

Huron  SR... 

..0 

Hensall  580-50 

St.  Luc 

St.  John's  . . . 

Q 

via  St.  John's  Que. 

St.  Joseph 

We8tmoreland.N  B 

Colle'e  Bridge  599-1 

St.  Luc 

Kent 

NB 

AcadieSiding599-2 

St.  Joseph 

Antigonishe.. 

NS 

James  R.  Sta.  599-7 

S  Lucde  Matane 

Rimouski  . . . 

..Q 

L'le  Metis  Sta.599-2 

St.  Joseph  

Provencher  . . 

..  M 

Letellier  534-1 

Ste.  Luce 

Rimouski 

•  •  Q 

599-2 

St.  Jos.  de  L6vis . 

L6vi8  

..  Q 

via  L6vis,  Oue. 
RiviereMekinac334 

Ste.  Luce  Station 

Rimouski  .... 

..Q 

599-2  (R  Rn.  Ste. 

St.  J.  de  Mekinak 

Champlain . . . 

...q 

Luce) 

or  Grandes  Piles 

St.  L.  de  Don'ster 

Terrebonne  . . 

..  Q 

Ste.  Agathe  des 

535-19 

Monts  535-23 

St.  J.deNicolet.. 

Nicolet 

...q 

Lemieux  599  16 

St.  Lucien 

Drummond  . . 

...Q 

St.  Cyrille  de 

St.Jos.de  Sorel. 

Richelieu  .... 

..Q 

via  Sorel,  Que. 

Wendover  599-16 

St.  Joseph  du  Lac. 

Two  Mountains  .  Q 

St.  Eustache  535-22 

St.  Ludger 

Beauce 

..Q 

St.  Sebas.Sta.675-2 

St.Jo.deSt.Hy'he 

St.  Hyacinthe 

...Q 

535-l(RRnameSt. 

Ste.  Madeleine  . . 

St.  Hyacinthe 

..Q 

.580-8,  599-16 

Hyacinthe) 

St.  Magloire  .... 

Bellechasse  .. 

...(,' 

St.  Vallier  5993 

St.  Joseph  St 

City  of  Toronto..  0 

St.  Marjoric 

Drummond... 

...Q 

Drummondville 

St.Jovite 

Terrebonne  . . 

..Q 

535-23 

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RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST    R.  R.  STATION 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

8EEKEY,PP.174-178 

SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Ste.  Malachie.... 

Dorchester.. 

....Q 

St.  Anselme  675 

St.  Norbert 

Berthier 

...q 

533-1 

St.  Male 

Compton .... 

O 

St.  Malo  Sta.  675-19 

St.  Norbert  Sta. . 

Berthier  . 

...Q 

533-l(R  R  nameSt. 
Norbert) 

St.  Male 

Provencher  . 

...M 

Du  Frost  535-55 

St.  Malo  Station. 

Compton 

....Q 

675-19  (R  R  name 

St.  Norbert 

Kent 

.NB 

Cold  Br.  Sta.  599-2 

Auckland) 

St.  Norbert 

Provencher . . 

...M 

534-1 

*St.  Marc 

Verch6res . . . 

....9 

329-4  or  St.  Hilaire 

St.  Octave 

Rimouski    .. 

...q 

599-2 

Sta.  580-8,  599-16 

St.  Odilon 

Dorchester.. 

...q 

St.  Jos.  de  B.  675-1 

St.  Mar.  de  L'Islet 

L'Islet 

Bagot 

:::q 

L'Islet  599-3 
Cavignac  535*1 

St.  Ola  . 

Hastings  E  R 
Bonaventure 

...0 

...q 

544 

St.  Mar.de Rich'. 

St.  Omer 

Carleton  508,  350 

St.  Marcellin 

Rimouski.... 

Q 

St.  Luce  599-2 

St.  On^zime 

Kamouraska. 

...q 

Ste.   Anne  de  la 

St.  Margaret's.... 

King's 

PEI 

Bear  River  665-4 

Pocatiere  599-3 

St.  Margaret  Vil- 

N. C.  Breton   and 

Bay  St.   Lawrence 

St.  Onge 

Russell 

..  0 

Embnin  799 

lage  

Victoria. . . 

,,N  S 

364-5 

St.  Ouens 

Selkirk 

M 

535-51  (R  R  name 

St.  M.  d'Dorch'ter 

Dorchester.. 

....q 

Ste.  Henedine  675 

Sin  not) 

St,  Marguerite  S. . 

Terrebonne. 

...Q 

535-23  (R  R  name 
St.  Margaret) 

St.  Ours  

Richelieu 

..  Q 

329-4orSt.  Roch 
677 '3 

Ste.  Marguerite 

St.  Ours  Lock .... 

Richelieu 

•  •  •  Q 

St.  Roch  677-3 

Bay  Mill 

Saguenay.. . . 

....g 

Tadousac  329-8 

St.Pacdrne 

Kamouraska. 

...  q 

599-3 

Ste.  Marie,  Beauce 

Beauce 

./.I 

675  (RRn.  St.  Mary) 

St.  Paschal  Baylon 

Russell 

.     0 

The  Brook  535-31 

Ste.M.deBl'ndf'd. 

Nicolet 

Lemieux  599  16 

St.  Pamphile.... 

L'Islet 

...q 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 

S.  M.  deOharlev'x 

Charlevoix  . 

....Q 

Les  Eboulements 

599-3 

Ste.  Marie  de 

329-8 

St.  Paschal 

Kamouraska. 

...q 

599-3 

Ste.  Marthe. . . . 

Vaudreuil.  . . 

Q 

St.  Clet  535-33 

St.  Patrick 

T6miscouata. 

...q 

Riviere  du  Loup  (en 

Ste.Mar.Sal'mee. 

Montcalm  . . 

•  •  •  Q 

533-1 

has)  599-2-3,  700, 

St.  Mark's  

Macdonald , . 

M 

Poplar  Point  535-52 

329-8 

Ste.  Marthe 

Vaudreuil... 

...  Q 

St.  Clet  535-33 

StPatrick'sChan. 

Victoria 

.NS 

Nyanza  364-4 

St.  Martin 

Laval 

...q 

535 -18  (4  miles  from 

St.  Patrick's  Road 

King's 

PEI 

PeakeStation  665-3 

R  R  Station) 

St.  Paul 

Jacques  Cartier.Q 

580-9 

Ste.  Martine 

Chateauguay 

....Q 

580-7-15 

St.  Paulde  Ch'ster 

Arthabaska  . 

..Q 

Victoriaville  580-- 

*St.  Martin's .... 

St.  John .... 

.NB 

592 

12-14 

*St.  Mary's    .... 

Perth  S  R. . . 

...0 

580-49 

St.P'ldelaCroix. 

T6miscouata. 

..q 

Isle  Vert  599-2 

St.  Mary's 

Assa.  West. . 

.Sask 

Kronau  535-65 

St.P'ld'Ind'strie. 

Joliette 

..q 

Joliette  535-17, 

St.  Mary's  Ferry. 

York 

.  NB 

535-83  (R  R  name 

533-1-4 

St.  Mary's) 

St.  Paul  de  MMs 

Edmonton . . . 

Alta 

Vegreville  534-14 

St.  Mary's  of  Ely. 

Shefford  .... 

Q 

Racine  653 

St.PaulduButon 

Montmagny  . 

..q 

St.   Pierre  Mont- 

St. Marv's  River.. 

Guysboro'  . . 

.NS 

Sonora  368,  370 

magny  599-3 

St.  Mary's  Road. . 

King's 

PEI 

Murray  River 
665-5,  362 

St.  Paul  Est 

Montmagny. . 

■  .Q 

St.  Pierre  Mont- 
magny 599-3 

St.Mary'sRoadE. 

King's 

PEI 

Murrav  River 

St.  Paulin 

Maskinong6  . 

..q 

533-1 

665-5,  362 

St.  Paxil  I'Ermite 

L'Assomption 

...q 

533-1 

St.  Mathias 

Rouville 

...q 

329-4  or  Village 

St.  Paul's 

Kent 

NB 

Canaan  Sta.  599-2 

RicheUeu  194-20 

St.  Paul's 

Pictou 

.NS 

647 

St.  Mathieu 

Rimouski  . . . 

...Q 

St.   Simon    de 
Rimouski  599-2 

St.  Paul's  Island . 
(Summer  Office) 

Victoria 

.NS 

White  Point  371-2 

St.  Maure 

Restigouche . 

.N  B 

Dalhousie599-5,350 

St.  Paul's  Stat'n. 

Perth  S  R. . . . 

..0 

580-51  (R  R  name 

St.  Maurice 

Champlain . . 

....q 

535-19 

St.  Paul's) 

St.  Maurice 

Kent 

.NB 

Buctouche  627 

Ste.  PerpHue 

Nieolet 

..  q 

599-16 

St.  Maxime 

Beauce. 

....q 

Scott  Junction  675 

*  St.  Peter's 

Richmond  . . . 

.NS 

637,  371-2 

St.  Meinrad 

Humboldt... 

Saak 

Dana  534-14 

St.  PhiUmon.... 

Bellechasse  .. 

...q 

St.  Vallier  599-3 

Ste.  M^lanie 

Joliette 

...Q 

Joliette  535-17, 
533-1-4 

St.  Philippe  deChe 

Arthabaska  . 

..q 

Victoriaville    580'- 
12-14 

St.  Michel 

Victoria  .... 

.NB 

Grand  Falls  535-84 

St.Phil'pedeLap. 

Laprairie 

..q 

535-3  (R  R  name 

St.  Michel  de  Belle' 

Bellechasse  . 

...  q 

Boyer  599-3 

St.  Philippe) 

S.M.deNapierville 

Napierville . . 

....q 

St.  Michel  Station 

^S.Phil.d'Argen 

Argenteuil . . . 

...q 

533-4  (R  R  name 

St.    Michel    de 

580-5 

St.  Phillippe) 

Rougemont  . . . 

Rouville 

...q 

llougemont  Stati'n 
194-21,  677-1 

St.Philippedem 

Kamouraska  . 

...q 

599-3  (R  R  Sta.  St. 
Phihppe  de  Nero) 

St.Mi'eldesS'nts. 

Berthier 

...  q 

St.  Felix  de  Valois 

St.  Philips 

Mackenzie 

Sask 

Kamsack  534-13 

535-17 

Ste.  Philomhie  . . 

Chateauguay. 

...q 

St.  Philomene 

St.M.deWentw'th 

Argenteuil . . 

....q 

Lachute  533-2, 

Station  .')80-7 

535-18 

Ste.PhilomfeneStn 

Ohateauguay . 

...q 

580-7  (R  R  name 

St.  Michel  Stat'n. 

Napierville.. 

....q 

580-5  (R  R  name 

St.  Philomene) 

St.  Michel) 

*S.P.deF'rtierv'le 

Lotbini6re  . . . 

...q 

618  (R  R  name  St. 

St.  Modeste 

T^miscouata . 

...q 

700  (P.  0.  3  miles 

Philomene) 

from  R.  R.) 

St.  Pie 

Bagot 

..q 

535-1 

St.  Moise 

Rimouski  . . . 
Rimouski  . . . 

...q 

599-2 

599-2  (R  R  name 

St.  Pie 

Provencher  . . 
Yamaska 

..M 

••  q 

Letellier  534-1 

St.  Moise  Station 

St.  PiedcGuire.. 

St.  Francois  du  Lac 

St.  Moise) 

677-3 

Ste.  Monique  des 

St.  Pierre 

Provencher  . . 

..M 

Otterburne  535  55 

d>iux  Montagues 

Two  Mountains.  .0, 

St.  Augustin  535-18 

St.  Pierre 

Kent 

NB 

Buctouche  627 

Ste.  M.  de  Nicolet 

Nicolet 

...q 

599-17  (R  R  name 

St.PierreBaptiste 

Megantic 

•Q 

Plessisville  580-12 

Ste.  Monique) 

St.  Pierre  d'Orl^a 

Montmorency 

•  q 

via  Quebec  Que 

St.  Narcisse 

Champlain . . 

...q 

535-19  (P.  0.  S^m. 

St.    Pierre  de 

from  R.  R.) 

Charlesbourg  . 

Charlesbourg 

..q 

Charlesburg  674 

St.  Nazaire 

Bagot  

...q 

Acton  Vale  535-4, 

St.  Pierre  de  Sorel 

Richelieu 

...q 

via  Sorel  Que. 

St.  Nazaire  de 

580-8 

St.  Pierre  de 

Buckland 

Dorchester . . 

...Q 

St.  Anselme  675 

Wakefield 

Wright 

..q 

Kirks' Ferry  535 -27 

St.  Ner6e 

Bellechasse. . 

.  ..Q 

St.  Vallier  599-3 

St.  Pierre  les  Becq. 

Nicolet 

•  •  q. 

Batiscan    535-21, 

St.  Nicholas 

L^vis 

...q 

599-16  (P.  0.  3  m. 
from  R.  R.) 

329-6,      or      des 
Chaillons  618 

St.  Nicholas  East. 

L^vis 

...q 

St.  Nicholas  599-16 

St.  Pierre  Mont'y 

Montmagny  . . 

..  q 

599-3(RRnStPie're) 

St.  Norbert  d'Ar- 

St.  Placide 

Two  Mountains.  .Q| 

S28  or  Ste.  Scholas- 

thabaska 

Arthabaska  . 

...q 

Stanfold  580-12 

1 

tique  535-18 

1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  BAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


257 


POST 
OFFICES. 


St.  Polycarpe 

St.PolycarpeJun. 

St.  Prime 

St.  Prosper 


RLECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


St.  Prosper  de  D'r 
St.  Raphael 

St.  Raphael,  East 
St.  Raphael,  West 
*St.  Raymond... 
St.  Raymond 


St.  Redempteur 

St.  Regis 

*St.  Rhni  .... 

St.mmideTing'k 

St.Remid'Amh'st 

St.  Robert 

*St.  Roch  de  QiU 
St  R'ch  de  Riche'u 

St  Roch  desAuln's 
St.Rochl'Achigaii 

St.  Romain 

St.Romauldd'E. 

Ste.   Rosalie 

Ste.  Rosaire 

Ste.  Rose 

St.  Rose  

Ste  Rose  de  Lima 

Ste  Rose  deWat'd 
Ste.  Rose  duDigHe 
Ste.  Rose  du  Lac . . 

St.  Rosette 

St.  Rufine 

St.  Sabine 

Ste.   Sabine  de 

Bellechase 

St  Sam  de  Gayh'st 

StSam'ldeHort'n 
St.  Samuel  Sta. .. 

St.  Sa'eur  des  Mon. 

*St.Sauv'rdeQue 
*Ste.  Scholastique 

St.  Sebastien 

St.S6bastienSta.. 

St.SibastiendeB. 

St.  Sevfere 

St.S6v6rin  de  Bea. 

St.  Sim6on 

St.  Simon 

St.  Simon  deRim'i 

StSim'n  deVam'a 

St.  Sixte 


Ste  Sop'e  de  Meg'c 
Ste.Sop'edeLa'ne 

Ste.  Sop'e  de  Lev' d 

St.StanisVsdeCh. 
*St  Stanis.deKost 

*St.  Stephen  .... 
St.  Sulpice 


Soulanges Q 

Soulanges Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Champlain ......  Q 

Dorchester Q 

Prince PEI 

Bellechasse Q 

Glengarry O 

Portneuf  Q 

Provencher M 

Vaudreuil Q 

Huntingdon  . . . .  Q 

Napierville Q 

Arthabaska Q 

Labelle Q 

Richelieu  Q 

QuebecCityEast.Q 
Richelieu Q 

L'Islet Q 

L'Assomption  . .  Q 

Compton Q 

Levis 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION 
SEKKEY,PP.174-178 


Bagot Q 

Arthabaska Q 

Laval Q 

Inverness N  S 

Wright Q 

Dorchester Q 

T^miscouata Q 

Dauphin M 

Gloucester N  B 

luee Q 

Iberville Q 


Bellechase Q 

Beauce  Q 

Nicolet Q 

Compton Q 

Terrebonne Q 


Quebec  City  E. . 
Two  Mountains. 

Iberville Q 

Beauce Q 


St.  Maurice Q 

Beauce Q 

Charlevoix Q 

Gloucester  .  ...NB 
Rimouski Q 


Bagot  

Labelle Q 


Megan  tic . . . 
Terrebonne 


Nicolet  Q 


Champlain . . . 
Beauharnois  . 

Charlotte 

L'Assomption 


::§ 


NB 


r.80-105 

535-33,  580-105 
Roberval  674 
Ste.    Anne    de    la 

Perade  535-21 
Beaucev'leEst675-l 
Wellington  Station 

665-1 
St.  Vallier  599-3 
Glen  Roy  535-33 
674 
Ste  Anne  deChenes 

534-18 
Rig'd  535-31-3-2,328 
301  via  Cornwall,  O 
580-5 

Warwick  580-12 
Huberdeau  533-5 
677-1 

via  Quebec,  Que. 
677-3,  329-4   (R  R 

L  name  St.  Roch) 
Ste.  Louise  599-3 
L'Epiphanie  535-21 

533-1-6 
St.  Sebastien  Sta 

675-2 
.580-12,599-16  (R  R 

n.  St.  Romauld) 
580-8,  535-1,  599-16 
Bulstrode    Station 

580-14 
535-18 

Inverness  601 
East   Templeton 

535-18,  327,  328 
St.  Anselme  675 
700  (RRn.Ste.  Rose) 
Makinak  534-6 
Bathurst  ¥111.599  2 
St.  Evariste  675-2 
Farnham  535-1-3-7, 

194-19-20 
St.   Charles  River 

Boyer   599-3-4 
St  Sebas'n  Station 

675-2 
St.  Eulalie  580-14 
75-2  (R  R  name 

St.  Samuel) 
533-5  (RR  name  St. 

Sauveur) 
via  Quebec  Que 
535-18 

Henry ville  677-1 
675-2  (R  Rname 

St.  Sebastian) 
St.  Sebastian  Sta. 

675-2 
Yamachiche  535-21 
Tring  Junction 

675,  675-2 
329-8 

Caraquet  540 
599-2  (R  R  name 

St.  Simon) 
535-1  (R  R  name 

St.  Simon) 
Thurso  535-18,  327, 

328 
Plessisville  580-12 
533-4  (R.  R.  n.  Ste. 

Sophie) 
Ste.  Philomene  de 

Fortierville  618 
Batis'n535-21, 329-6 
805-40  (R.R.  name 

St.  Stanislas) 
339,    535-89,    401-1 

By  Bridge  with 

Calais  Me. 
329-7  or  L'Assomp- 

533  1 


POST 
OFFICES. 


St.  Sylvtre 

St.  Sylvester,  East 
St.  Sylvester  West 
St.  Tilesphore.. . . 

St.  Teresa 

St.  Teresa  West . . 

*Ste.  TMcle 

Ste.  Thhcle  Sta. . . 


St  Theo'red' Acton 

St.  Theodore  . . 
Ste.  Th6odosie 
St.  Theodule... 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


St.  Theophile 

*Ste.ThdrhsedeB 


St.  Thomas... 
St.  Thos.  d'Aquin 
StTho'sdeJolie'te 


St.  Thomas  d'Alfr 
St.Thom'sdeKent 
St.Thomas  West 


St.  Thuribe . .  . 
St.  Timoth6e  . 
St.  Timoth^e  Sta. 
St.  Timothy  . . 

St.   Tite  

St.  Tite  des  Caps. 
St.  Uhalde. . . . 
St.UrbaindeChat 
St  Urbain  deChar. 
Ste.  Ursule . . . 


St.  Vale7itin . . 

StValfer'deBul'de 
St.  VaUrien.. . 

St.  Val.  de  Rimo' 

St.  Vallier 

St.  Vallier  Station 

Ste.   Veronique.. 

Ste.  Victoire 

St.  Victor  deTring 
St.  Victor  Station 

St.  Vinc't  de  Paul 

St.  Vital 

St.  Walburg.... 
St.  Wenceslas.. 
St.  Williams  . . 

St.  Yvon 

St.  Zacharie  . . 
St.  Zenon 


St.  Ziphirin 


St.  Zotique 

:Sal)le  

Sable  River 

Sable  River  West. 

Sabrevois 

*Sackville   

Sacr6  CoeurdeM. 
Sacred  Heart . . . . 

Sadowa 

Saddle  Lake 

Sahanatien 

Sailor's  Hope 

Saintfield  

Saint  Hippolyte. 
Saints  Anges  . . . . 

Saintsbury 

Salaberry 

Salem 


Nicolet  Q 

Lotbinifere Q 

Lotbini^re Q 

Soulanges Q 

King's PEI 

King's PEI 

Champlain Q 

Champlain Q 


Bagot Q 

Montcalm  Q 

Verch^res Q 

Kent NB 

Beauce Q 

Terrebonne Q 

Carleton N  B 

St.  Hyacinthe . . .  Q 
Joliette Q 

Prescott O 

Kent N  B 

Elgin  WR O 


Portneuf Q 

Beauharnois Q 

Beauharnois Q 

Prince PEI 

Champlain Q 

Montmorency .  . .  Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


Riviere  Sauvage 

599-16 
St.  Agapit  580-12 
St.  Agapit  580-12 
.535-33 
665-3 

St.  Teresa  665-3 
533-1 
533-l(RRnameSt. 

Th6cle) 
Acton  Vale  580-8, 

535-4 
Montcalm  533-4 
Ver'eres677 -3,329-5 
St.  Louis  de  Kent 

610 
Beauce  vale  East 
675-1 
535-18-22-23-24  (RR 

n.St.ThereseJ'n) 
Peel  535-90 
via  StHyacinthe,Q 
535-17  (R.  R.  name 

St.  Thomas) 
Alfred  535-31 
Buctouche  627 
693-33-34-37,  889-2- 

5,    580-97,  196-5, 

535-38 
Grondines  535-21 
805-40 
805-40 

Wellington  655-1 
533-1 
St.  Joachim  M.  676 


Portneuf Q  Grondines  535-21 

Chateauguay . . .  .Q  St.Martine580-7-15 

Charlevoix Q|BaieSt.Paurs329-8 

Maskinong^  . . . .  Q  5331  (P^O.  4^  miles 


St.  John's Q 

Arthabaska Q 

Shefiford Q 

Rimouski Q 

Bellechasse. 
Bellechasse . 

Labelle Q 

Richelieu Q 

Beauce  Q 

Beauce Q 

Laval Q 

Provencher  . . . . M 
Batlleford...,Sask 

Nicolet  Q 

Norfolk O 

Gasp6 Q 

Beauce  Q 

Berthier Q 

Yamaska   Q 

Soulanges Q 

Middlesex  N  R..O 
Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 
Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 

Iberville Q 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

Megantic  Q 

Edmonton  .  ..Alta 

Victoria O 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 

Muskoka O 

King's PEI 

Ontario  S  R O 

SaskatchewanSask 

Beauce  Q 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Mejjantio Q 

Wellington  S  R..0 


from  R.  R.) 
580-13  (R  R  name 

Stottsville) 
Riviere  Noir  580-14 
St.  Ep'rem  d'Uptoa 

580-8 
Bic  599-2 
599-3 
599-3  (R  R  name 

St.  Vallier) 
L'An'o'ciat'n535-23 
via  Sorel  Que 
St.  Victor  Sta.  675-2 
675-2  (R  R  name 

St.  Victor) 
535-21 

via  Winnipeg.Man. 
N.Bat'leford534-14 
599-16 
580-86 

Chlorydormes  348 
Beaucev'leE8t675-l 
St.  Felix  de  Valoia 

535-17 
St.  Cvrelle  de 

We'ndover  599-16 
580-9 

Park  Hill  58051 
.589-3 

Sable  River  589-3 
677-1 
599-1,  638 
Broughton  Sta.  675 
Vermilion  534-14 
Rathburn  532-1 
Vep're ville  534-14 
Bala  532-1,  420-3 
Cardigan  Bri.  665-3 
Black  w'er580-3*-36 
N.Battlef'rd534-14 
Beauce  J.  675, 675-1 
Centralia  580*50 
Black  Lake  675 
Elora  535-36,  580-54 


5258 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Salem 

Salem 

Salem 

Salem  Corners. 
Salem  Road  . . . 

Salford 

Salina 

Saline  Creek . . . 


*  Salisbury 

Salkeld 

Salmo 

Salmon  Arm . . . 
Salmon  Bay  — 
Salmon  Beach  . . 
Salmon  Creek  . . 

Salmon  Dale 

Salmonhurst  . . . 
Salmon  Point . . . 
Salmon  River.. . 
Salmon  River . . . 
Salmon  River  . . 
Salmon  R.  Lake. 


Salmonville . 

Saltaux 

*  Saltcoats . . 

Saltell 

Saltford 


Salt  Spring  Isl'nd 


Salt  Springs  , 
Salt  Springs 


Salt  Springs 

Salt  Springs  Sta . 

Salvail 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Albert NB 

Cumberland  .  .N  S 
Yarmouth  ....N  S 

Victoria O 

S.  Cape  Breton.  NS 

Oxford  SR O 

King's NB 

Humboldt Sask 

Westmoreland .  NB 

Charlotte NB 

Kootenay B  C 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Saguenay Q 

Gloucester N  B 

Sunbury NB 

Queen's N  B 

Victoria N 

Prince  Edward  ..O 

St.  John NB 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

Digby N  S 

Guysborough.  .N  S 

Middlesex  E  R..0 

Strathcona Alia 

Assa.  East S 

Proveneher M 

Huron  W  R 0 

Nanaimo BC 

King's N 

Pictou N  S 

Antigonishe  . .  N  S 
Cumberland  ..NS 


Sambro 

Sampsonton 

Samsonville 

Sanborn  

Sancte  Andrea. , 

Sand  Bay 

Sand  Beach 

Sanderville 

Sandfield 

Sandf  ord 

Sandf  ord 

Sandhill , 

Sand  Hill 

Sandhurst 


Sandilanda  . 
Sandison  . . . 
Sand  Lake  . 

*Sandon 

Sandown  . . . 
Sand  Point. 
Sand  Point . 


Sand  Point  Road. 

Sandridge 

Sandringham 

Sand  River 

Sandstone 

Sandusk 

*  Sandwich 

Sandwich 

Sandwith 

Sandy  Bay 

Sandy  Bay 

Sandy  Beach  C'n 

Sandy  Cove 

Sandy  Lake 

Sandy  Point 

Sinford  

Sangster 

San  Joseph  Bay . 

Sans  Bruit 

ISapperton 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KET,PP.174-178 


St.  Hyacinthe...Q 

Halifax N  S 

Calgary Alt  a 

Richmond N  S 

Wolfe Q 

la.  East .  ..Sask 

Leeds O 

Yarmouth N  S 

Red  Deer Alta 

Algoma  E  R O 

Ontario  NR O 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

Peel O 

Compton Q 

Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Proveneher  M 

Kent  WR 

Parry  Sound O 

Kootenay B  C 

Prescott O 

Renfrew  SR O 

Guysborough 


Hillsboro'  693 
Amherst  599-1 
via  Yarmouth  N  S 
Manilla  580-35-38 
via  St.  Peter's,  N  S 
535-46 

Smithtown  592 
Strassburg  Station 

535-111 
599-12,  693 
Lepreaux  639 
464-100 
535-70 

Esquimaux  Pt.  345 
540 

Chipman  637, 390-2 
Cody's  637,  390-5 
Grand  Falls  535-84 
via  Picton,  Ont. 
St.  Martin's  592 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
Hebron  562-1 
Guysboro',  368, 

369-2 
via  London 
Maiiville  534-14 
535-101 

St.  Annes  534-18 
Goderich  535-47, 

580-52,  165-1,  423 
Chemainus535-140, 

451-1,  452-2 
Smithtown  592 
West  River  Station 

599-13 
Antigonishe  599-7 
5991  (R  R  name 

Salt  Springs) 
St.  Hyacinthe 

535-1,  580-8 
via  Halifax  N  S 
Carstairs  535-63 
via  St.  Peters,  N  S 
D'Israeli  675 
Wapella  535-52 
Lansdowne  580-9 
via  Yarmouth,  N  S 
Stettler  535-63 
via  Manitowaning 
Uxbridge  580-36 
via  Yarmouth  N  S 
MonoRd.Sta-535-40 
Birchton  535  7 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Sapton 

Saraguay  ville . 


Sarcee  . . . 
Sardis  . . . 
Sarepta  .. 
Sargent  . . 
Sarginson , 
"^Sarnia  . . 


Saron 


St.  John NB 

Dauphin M 

Stormont O 

Cumberland  ..N  S 

Calgary Alta 

Haldimand 0 

Essex  NR O 

Comox-Atlin..BC 
Battle  ford  ...Sask 

Dauphin M 

Rimouski Q 

Gasp* Q 

Digby NS 

Marquette M 

Shelbume  . . . .  N  S 

Macdonald M 

Frontenac O 

Comox-Atlin..BC 


Earn'townSta  580-9 
534-18 

Buxton  889-2 
Kearney  580  111 
535-76,  608 
Alfred  535-31 
535-12 
NSlMulgrave  599-7-14 
364-2,  3691-2-3 
via  St.  John,  N  B 
Teulon  535-60 
Moose  Cre'k580-105 
River  Hebert  525 
De  Winton  53564 
Jarvis  580*70-97 
via  Windsor,  Ont. 
Comox  451,  452-2 
N.  Battlef'd  534-14 
Westbo'rne  535-100 
L.  Metis  Sta.  599-2 
Gaspe  346,  348,  350 
Mink  Cove  381 
Elphinstone  534-10 
Shelburne589-3,373 
534-7 

Godfrey  611 
Cape  Scott  450-2 


Sarsfleld 

Sartell 

Sarto 

Sarty's 

Saskatchewan  L. . 

Saskatoon 

Saturna  

Sauble  Falls 

Saulnierville 

Saulnierville  Sta. 

Sault  k  la  Puce. . . 
Sault  au  Mouton . 
Sault  au  Recollet 
Sault  Ship  Canal . 

Sault  St.  Lin  . . . . 
*Sault  Ste  Marie 


Sault  S.  Marie  W. 

Saurin 

Savage  Harbour. 
Savage's  Mills.. .. 

Savanne  

Savoie 

Savona 


Savoy  

Savoy  Landing. . 

Sawyerville 

Sawridge 

Saxby  

Saxon  Hill 

Sayabec 

Sayabec  Station 

Scadouc  


Quebec Q  wa  Quebec,  Que. 

N  Westminster.BC'535-71,  709 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
8EEKEY,PP,174-178 


Selkirk M 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 

Red  Deer Alta 

N  Westminster.  BC 

Huron  S  R O 

Nortbmnberi'd.NB 
Hastings  N  R . . .  O 
Lambton  WR,..0 


Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Russell  O 

King's NB 

Proveneher M 

Lunenburg NS 

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

Nanaimo BC 

Bruce  N  R  0 

Digby N  S 

Digby N  S 


Montmorency  . . .  Q 

Saguenay Q 

Laval Q 

Algoma  WR....0 


L'Assomption. 
Algoma  W  R  . 


Scandinavia 

Scanterbury 

*  Scarborough 

Scarboro'  Junc'n . 

Scarsdale 

Scarth 

Scatarie  Island  . . 

*Schomberg 

*Schreiber 

Shutt 

Schooner  Passage 

Schwartz 

Schyan  


Scipnce  Hill 

Scobie 

Scona  

Scotch  Bay    

Scotch  Block  . . . 

Scotchfort 

Scotch  Hill 

Scotch  Hill  East. 


Scotch  Lake . 
Scotch  Lake 


Scotch  Line 


Algoma  W  R  . . 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Kings P  E  I 

Sheff  ord Q 

Thunder  Bay.  ...O 

Megantic. .. . Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

"^^orth'mberl'd.NB 

Gloucester NB 

Compton  Q 

Edmonton Alta 

Humboldt....  S 
Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 

Rimouski Q 

Rimouski Q 

Westmoreland.  N  B 

Marquette M 

Selkirk M 

York  C  R O 

York  C  R O 

Lunenburg N  S 

Brandon M 

Cape  Breton...  N  S 

York  N  R O 

Thunder  Bay O 

Renfrew  S  R  . . .  0 
Comox-Atlin , .  B  C 

Pontiac Q 

Pontiac   Q 


Perth  SR O 

Carleton O 

Strathcona Alta 

Dauphin M 

Halton O 

Queen's P 

Inverness    NS 

Pictou NS 


Cape  Breton. 
York 


,N  S 
NB 


Lanark  SR O 


Tyndall  535-51 
Beaconsfield  580-9, 

535-33 
Didsbury  535-63 
Nicomin  535-70 
Exeter  580-50 
Escuminac  353 
Hoard's  Sta.  580-27 
9-3,  580-51-83,98, 
165-1,  423,  430-4, 
Ferry    to    Port 
Huron  Mich. 
535-63  (R  R  name 

Kavanagh) 
Leonard  535-31 
Norton  637,  599-J2 

Cherry  field  589*1 

Swift  Cur.  535 -52-53 

534-22,  535-115 

451-2 

via  Wiarton,  Ont. 

562-1 

5621  (R  R  name 

Saulnierville) 
ChateauRicher676 
Tadousac  329-8 
Bordeaux  535-18 
Sault  Ste.  Marie 

535-25 
St.  Lin  Sta.  535-24 
.502-1,535-25,430  1-4 

424,423,428,148-4 

431,1651-2,Fer'y 

with  Sault    Ste. 

Marie,  Mich, 
wia  Sault  S.  Marie  O 
580-69 

St.  Andrew's  665 '4 
535-4 
535-51 

Plessisville  580-12 
535-70  (R  R  name 

Savonas) 
Neguac  353 
Shippigan  540 
675-19 

via  Edmonton 
Bruno  534-14 
Yorkt'n535-101-112 
599 '2 
f99-2  (R  R  name 

Sayabec) 
Dorchester  Cr'sing 

599-11 
Clan  William  534-10 
via  Selkirk,  Man. 
Scarboro'J.  580-9-36 
580-9-36 

N.Germany  589-1-2 
534-3 

Catalone  698 
704 
535-13 

Killaloe  580-110 
via  Vancouver 
Shawville  535*28 
WalthamStation  or 
Fort    Coulonge 
535-28 
St.  Mary's  580-49 
Bray'sCros'g535-20 
Camrose  5351-13 
Oak  Point  534-11 
Mansewood   580-65 
665-3 

via  Margaree  Harb, 
Logan's  Tannery 

599-15 
599-14 
Mouth  of  Keswick 

535-83 
Perth  535-34.  327-2 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN  CANADA. 


259 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Scotch  Ridge 

Scotch  Road 

Scotch  Settlement 

Scotch  Town 

Scotch  Village . . . 
Scotch  Weedon . . 
Scotia 


Scott 

^Scotland 

Scotsburn 

Scotsbtim  Station 


*Scotstotvn 

Scotsville 

Scott  Brook 

Scott  Junction . . 

Scott's  Bay 

Scott's  Bay  Road. 
Scott  Mills 


Scott  Road.. 
Scott  Siding. 

Scottsmore  . . 
Scottsville . . . 
Scribner  . . . . 


Scugog 

Seabright 

Sea  Cow  Pond 
Sea  Dog  Cove . 

Sea  Foam 

*Seaforth 

Seaf  orth 

Seagrave  

Seal  Cove 


Seal  Cove 

Seal  Harbour , 
Seal  Island  . . . 


Seamo 

Searehmont 
Searletown  . 
Seaside.... 


ELKCTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SBKKBY,PP.174-178 


Seaview   

Seaview . . 

Sea  View 

Seba 

Sebright 

Sebringvilte 

Sechart 

Sechelt 

Seckerton  

Second  Falls 

Second  Peninsula 

Sedley 

Sedgewick   

Seeburn   


Seely 

*Seely'8  Bay  

Seely's  Cove 

Sefferensville 

Seguin  Falls  — 
Selby 


Self  ridge  Corner. 
*  Selkirk 


Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Argenteuil Q 

Westmoreland.N  B 

Queen's N  B 

Hants NS 

Compton Q 

Parry  Sound O 

Battleford  ...Sask 

Brant O 

Pictou N  S 

Pictou  N  S 

Compton Q 

Inverness N  S 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Beauce Q 

King's NS 

King's NS 

York NB 

Westmoreland.  N  B 
York NB 

Missisquoi Q 

Middlesex  ER...0 

King's N  B 

Ontario  SR O 

Halifax NS 

Prince PE 

King's N  B 

Pictou NS 

Huron  SR O 

Halifax N  S 

Ontario  SR 0 

Gasp6 Q 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 
Guysborough . .  N  S 
Yarmourh N  S 

Dauphin M 

Algoma  WR....0 

Prince P  E  I 

Restigouche . .  N  B 

Richmond N  S 

St.  John NB 

Queen's P  E  I 

Edmonton Alta 

Ontario  NR 0 

Perth  N  R O 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 
Comox-Atlin..BC 
Lambton  W  R. . .  O 
Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

Lunenburg NS 

Qu'Appelle..  .Sask 
Strathcona....Alt,a 
Marquette M 

Muskoka O 

Leeds  O 

Charlotte NB 

Lunenburg .   . .  N  S 

Parry  Sound O 

Lennox  and 

Addington O 

King's NS 

Selkirk M 


Selkirk. 


Selkirk  Road 
Sellarville  . . . 

Sellwood 

Selmah 

Selton 


Selwood , 
Selwyn . . 
Semans. 


Haldimand. 


Queen's P  E  I 

Bonaventure Q 

Nipissing O 

Hants N  S 

KentER O 

Restigouche ..  N  B 
Peterboro' W  R..0 
Humboldt.  ...Sask 


Moore'sMill8535-89 
via  Grenville  Que 
627 

piaDouglas  Hr.  NB 
562-4 

Weedon  675 
580-67,  111  (R.R.n. 
Scotia  Junction) 
Bresaylor  534-14 
703 
599-15 
599-15  (R  R  name 

Scotsburn) 
535-7 

Strathlorn  601 
G'8p'r'uxSta535-88 
675(RRna'eScott8) 
Canning  562-2 
Canning  562-2 
535-88  (R  Rname 

Magaguadavic) 
Salisb'ry  599-12,693 
Canterbury  Stat'n 

535-90 
Sweetsburg  535-3 
via  London  Ont 
Hampton  592, 

599-12,  390-3 
Port  Perry  580-38 
Fr'oh  Village  5;9- 
Tignish  665-1 
Whitehead  390-3 
River  John  59915 
580-62 

via  Halifax  N  S 
580-38 
Douglastown  348, 

350 
North  Head  403 
Drum  Head  368 
P.  0.  in  winter  via 

Upper  Wood  Hr, 
Oak  Point  534*11 
502-1 

O'pe  Traverse  665*2 
599-2  (R  R  name 

Dickies) 
via  St.  Peter's  N  S 
Spruce  Lake  639 
Kensington  665-1 
Strathcona  535-63 
Rathbum  532-1 
580-52 

Ucluclet  450-2 
455*2 

Kimball  693-37 
Bonney  R.  Sta.  639 
Lunenb'g589-3,373 
535-65 
535*113 
Binscarth  535 'lOl- 

105 
Huntsville  580*67, 

315 
319,?n<»  Gananoque 
PennfieldR'dge639 
Chester  Basin  589-3 
580*111 
Napanee  509*2, 

580*9 
Aylesford  562*1 
535-61,  148-7,  441-1 

(RRn.W.S'lkirk) 
Nelles'  Corners 

580*97 

Beaton  Mills  665*5 

Matape'ia  599*2,508 

Sudbury  535*13 

Sou.  Mai  tland  562-4 

Thamesville  535-42, 

580-97 
Dalhousie  599-5,350 
La'fleld580-31,312*4 
Stra8'b'gSta535*lll 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Semiwagan  Ridge 

Senecal 

Seven  Islands 

Seven  Mile  Ridge 
Seven  Persons  . . . 

70  Mile  House 

Severn  Bridge 


Seville 

Sevogle    

Seward 

Sewell 

Seymour  . . . 
Shad  Bay  . . 
Shadeland  . 
Shady  Nook 


Shag  Harbour. . 
*  Shakespeare . . . 
Shallow  Lake . . . 

Shamrock 

Shamrock    

Shanawan    

Shandro  

Shanick    

Shanklin 

Shanly 

Shannon 

Shannon  

Shannon  Hall . . . 
Shannonvale  . . . 
Shannonville . . . 
Shanty  Bay  


Sharbot  Lake . 


Sharon. 


Sharp    

Sharp  Corners. 


Sharpton . . , 

Shaw 

Shawanaga 


Shawbridge  . 
Shaw  Brook  . 
Shawenegan. 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Northumb'ld..NB 

Prescott 0 

Saguenay Q 

Restigouche  . .  N  B 

Assa.  West Alta 

Y  ale-Cariboo..  BC 
Muskoka O 

Elgin  ER O 

Northumb'rl'd.N  B 
Assa.  West.  ..Sask 
Portage  laPrairieM 
Edmonton  . .  .Alta 

Halifax Nf 

Lisgar M 

Renfrew  NR....0 

Shelbume  . . . .  N  S 

Perth O 

Grey  N  R O 

RenfrewS  R O 

Prince P  E  I 

Macdonald   M 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 
Hastings  W  R. . .  O 

St.  John NB 

Grenville   O 

Queen's N  B 

Portneuf Q 

Muskoka O 

Restigouche . .  N  B 
Hastings  E  R. . .  0 
Simcoe  N  R 0 

Frontenac 0 


*Shatvenegan  F'ls 
Shawenegan  Jun . 

Shawnigan  Lake . 

Shawville 

Sheatown 

Sheba    

Shebeshekong  . . 
Shedden  

Shediac  

Shediac  Bridge  . . 
Shediac  Island. . . 
Shediac  Road 

Sheenborotigh 

Sheep  Creek 

Sheerness 

Sheet  Harbour. . . 
Sheet  Har.  Pas'ge 

Sheet  Harbor  Rd. 

Sheffield 

Sheffield 


SheffieldAcademy 

Sheffield  Mills  . . . 
Sheffield  Mills  Sta, 


Sheffington . 


York  N  R. . 


King's 

Lennox  and 
Addington . , 

Frontenac 

Hastings  W  R 
Parry  Sound  . 


NB 

..O 
..  O 
...0 

..0 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 


Terrebonne  ... 
Westmoreland .  N  B 
St.  Maurice Q 

St.  Maurice Q 

Champlain Q 

Nanaimo B.C 

Pontiac Q 

Brockville O 

Queen's N  B 

Parry  Sound O 

Elgin  WR O 

Westmoreland.N  B 
Westmoreland.N  B 
Westmoreland  N  B 
Westmoreland.N  B 

Pontiac Q 

Kootenay B  C 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Halifax NS 

Halifax N  S 

Halifax NS 

Wentworth O 

Sunbury N 

Sunbury N 


King's 
King's , 


Sheflford Q 


.NS 
,NS 


Barnaby  Riv.  599*2 

Plantagenet  535*31 

345 

Campbellton  599*2 

535-67 

Ashcroft  535-70 

580-67  (R.  R.  name 

Severn) 
Aylmer  580-97 
Newc'tle  599-2,  353 
Swift  Cur'nt  535-52 
535-52 

St.  Albert  534-21 
Halifax,  N  S 
Garlingford  535-57 
Pembroke  535*12, 

580-112.311 
589-5 
580-51 
580-55 
Ashdad  611 
Emerald  665*1-2 
r)35*57 

Vegreville  534  -14 
Marmora  544 
St.  Martin's  592 
Cardinal  580*9 
Wickh'm  390, 390*5 
Valcartier  674 
Rosseau  420*3 
Dalho'sie  599*5,  350 
580*9 
580*67,  316  (R  R  n. 

Gowan) 
611,  535*34  (R  R  n. 

Sharbot  Lake 

Junction  on  611) 
Newmarket  580*67, 

704 
Avonmore  637 

N'p'n'e  509*2,  580*9 
Glenvale  611,  509*1 
Marmora  544 
(P.O.  in  winter)  »ta 

Parry  Sound  Ont 
535*23 

Harristown  627 
533-1  (R  R  n.  St. 

Boniface) 
533-3,  691  (R.  R.  n. 
Shawinigan  Falls) 
.533  1-3  (R  R  name 

Shawinigan  Jun. 
535-140 
535-28 
Athens  516 
Annidale  637 
via  Parry  Sound  O 
693-34,  889*2 
599*11 

Shediac  59911 
Shediac  599-11 
599-1-11  (R  R  name 

Painsec  June.) 
via  Pembroke  Que 
Salmo  464-100 
Bassano  535*53 
via  Halifax 
West  River  Sheet 

Harbour  368 
Shubenacadie599  -1 
via  Gait  Ont. 
.sgOorWaasis  Sta. 

535-82 
390orWaa8is  Sta. 

535*82 


Shefford  Mou'tainlShefiford Q 

Shefford  Vale ....  'Shefiford Q 


562*2  (R  R  name 
Sheffield  Mills) 

West  Shefford 
194-20,  535-7 

Granbv  19420 

Granby  19420 


260 


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[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED, OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.   STATION 

OFFICES 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

SEEKKY,PP.174-178 

Sheguindah 

AlgomaER....  0 

430-1, 424  in  Winter 

Sidney 

Nanaimo BC 

710,  451-1-2 

via  Massey  Sta. 
535-112         "[535-25 

Sidney   

Portage  laPrairieM 

535-52 

Sheko 

Mackenzie....  Sask 

Sidney  Crossing  . 

Hastings  WR...0 

via  Belleville,  Ont. 

Sheila 

Gloucester.... N  B 

Tracadie  587 

Siebertville 

Calgary Alta 

Didsbury  535-63 

535-40                        1 

Siegas 

Victoria N  B 

535-84(RR.n.Sigas) 
534-12 

Hhplhiimp 

Shelburne         N  S 

.589-3  373 

Sifton 

Dauphin M 

Dauphin M 

Inverness N  S 

Sheldon 

Simcoe .'...0 

Saguenay Q 

Alliston  580-64 
345 

Siglunes 

Westbourne535  -100 

Sheldrake    

Sight  Point 

Alexander  601 

Shell  Brook 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

P.  Albert  534-12-22 

Signal 

Chicoutimi Q 

Hebertville  674-1 

HViollmmifh 

Marquette M 

Beauce Q 

Russell  535-105 

Signet             .... 

Wellington  N  R.O 

GreyNR 0 

Quebec Q 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Mt   Forest  535-41 

ShenleyEast 

Silcote 

675-2 

Sillery       ...    . 

via  Quebec,  Que. 
Newcastle599-2,353 

Shenston 

Rainy  River  ....0 

StrattonSta.534-20 

Silliker's 

Shenstone    

Albert NB 

Hillsborough  693 

Sillsville  

Lennox  and 

Calgary Alta 

King's NB 

Huron  W  R           0 

535-53 
Sussex  599-12 

Addington 0 

Ontario  N  R 0 

Chambers  580-9 

Shepody  Road   . . 
Sheppardton 

Uxbridge  580-36 

Goderich  535*47, 

Silton     

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 

Lumsden  535-22 

580-52,  165-1,  423 

Silver  Beach 

Victoria NB 

Ortonville  535-84 

Sheppardville    . . 

Souris M 

Boissevain  464-91, 

Silver  Centre 

Nipissing 0 

Montreal  River  318 

535-57 

Silver  Creek    .... 

Marquette M 

Russell  535-105 

*Sherbrooke    

Sherbrooke  . . . .  Q 

114-75,  675,   580-8, 

Silver  Creek 

Yale-Cariboo 

Salmon  Arm  535-70 

535-7            [599-7 

Silverdale    

Lincoln    0 

703 

Sherbrooke  

Guysboro'.....  NS 

370  or  Antigonishe 

Silverdale 

N.Westminster  BC 

535-70,  450-3 

Sheridan 

Halton 0 

Erindale  535-35 

Silverdale  Sta.... 

Lincoln   0 

703   (R.    R.    name 

Sherkston 

Welland 0 

580-79  (R.  R.  name 

Silverdale) 

Sherks) 

Silver  Grove 

Saskatchewan  Sask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Sherlock 

King's  NB 

Passekeag  599-12 

Silver  Hill 

Norfolk 0 

Delhi  580-97 

Sherman  Road  . . 

Albert NB 

Elgin  572 

Silver  Lake 

Peterboro'WR..O 

Bobcageon  535-45, 

Sherrington 

Napierville Q 

580-5 

312-2-3 

YorkCR 0 

Maple  580-67 

Silver  Lake 

Renfrew 

Golden  L'ke  531-2-3 

Sherwood  Spring. 

Leeds 0 

Mallorytown  580-9 

Silver  Mountain.. 

Thunder  Bay..  ..0 

534-23 

Sherwood  Station 

Queen's P  R  I 

665-4 

[Silver  Park 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Melfort  534-14 

Shetland 

Lambton  ER....0 

Bothwell    535-42, 

iSilver  Plains 

Provencher M 

534-1 

580-97 

Silver  Stream 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Tisdale  534-12 

Sheylin 

Marquette M 

Roblin  534-14 

Silverlhorne 

Comox- Atlin..  BC 

450-8 

Shields        ..    . 

Renfrew  N  R....0 
Kootenay B  C 

Cobden  535-12 
Castlegar  535*72 

Silverton 

Silver  Water 

Kootenay    ....BC 
Algoma  E  R  . . . .  0 

445-2 

Shields  Station.. 

426  in  winter  via 

Shigawake 

Bonaventure Q 

N.  Carlisle  508,  350 

Spanish  orCutler 

Shillingthrope   .. 

Mackenzie Sask 

Roblin,Man.  534-13 

535-25 

Shiloh 

Wellington  S  R. .  0 
Y  ale-Cariboo..  BC 

via  Guelph,  Ont. 
Sunimerland  535-74 

Chicoutimi Q 

Norfolk  0 

Roberval  674 

Shingle   Creek... 

*Simcoe    

580-80-86-97,  196-5 

Shinnickburn 

Northumberl'dNB 

U.  Blackville599-19 

Similkameen 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Penticton  445 

Shineniec's  Bri'ge 

Cumberland. . .  N  S 

Amherst  599-1 

Simons'  Valley. . . 

Calgary Alta 

Calgary  535-53 

Shiperlay 

Macdonald M 

Starbuck  535-59 

Simpson  Corner. . 

Lunenburg N  S 

N.Germany  589-1-2 

Ship  Harbour  . . . 

Halifax NS 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

Simmons 

Wright Q 

via  Hull,  Que. 

Ship  Harbor  Lake 

Halifax    NS 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

Simcoe  Island  . . . 

Frontenac 0 

via  Kingston,  Ont. 

Shipka 

Huron  S  R 0 

Perth  NR 0 

Gloucester.... N  B 

Park  Hill  580-51 
Gowanstown  580-53 
540    (R.   R.    name 

Sinclair 

Kootenay  ....  B  C 
Brandon M 

433 

Shipley 

Sinclair  Stn 

535-65  (R.  R.  name 

Shippigan  

Sinclair) 

Shippegan) 

Sinclairville 

Wentworth    ....0 

York  580-79 

Shippigan  Gully. 
Shippigan  Island . 

Shippigan  540 
Shippigan  540 

Sine 

Hastings  WR...0 
Simcoe  N  R 0 

Stirling  580-27 

Gloucester.  ;'.!nB 

Singhampton 

Duntroon  580-64 

Shipshaw 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chicoutimi  674-1, 

Sinnott's  Road... 

King's PEI 

Morell  Sta.  665-4 

329-8 

*Sintaluta 

Qu'Appelle  ..Sask 

535-52 

Shipyards 

Shirley 

Welland                 0 

Bridgeburg  580-70 
Port  Perry  580  38 
via  Victoria,  B.C. 
WassisSta.  535-82 

Sion 

Edmonton. . . .  Alta 

Strathcona  535-63, 

Ontario  N  R 0 

Nanaimo BC 

Sunbury N  B 

Welland 0 

Sirdar 

Kootenay BC 

534-14 

Shirley 

535-67 

Shirley  Settlement 
Shisler  Point .... 

Sisley 

Saskatoon  535-62 

Sherkston  580-79 

Sissiboo  Falls  .... 

Digby NS 

562-1 

Shives  Athol 

Restigouche..N  B 

599-2  (R.  R.   name 

Sisson  Ridge  .... 

Victoria NB 

ThreeBrooks535-91 

Shives) 

Six  Mile  Brook  .. 

Pictou NS 

Scottsburn  Station 

Shoal  Lake 

Marquette M 

535-101 

599-15 

Shogomoc 

York    NB 

Canterbury  Stati'n 
535-90 

Six  Mile  Lake.... 
(Summer  Office) 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

Pt.  Cockburn  420-3 

Shoreacres 

Kootenay B  C 

Slocan  J'n  532  75 

Six  Mile  Road  . . . 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Wallace  599-15 

Short  Beach 

Yarmouth  . . . .  N  S 

Hebron  562-1 

Six  Nations 

Brant  0 

Caledonia580-70.79 

Shortholm 

Queen's N  B 

Oak  P't  390, 390-2-5 

Six  Portages 

Wright Q 

Bouchette  535-27 

Shortreed 

N.Westminster  BC 

Abbotsford  535-73 

Six  Roads 

Gloucester....  NB 

587    (R.   R.    name 

Shouldice 

GreyNR 0 

via  Owen  Sound  0 

Ferguson's) 

Shrewsbury 

Argenteuil Q 

Lachute    535-18, 

SixteenlslandLk. 

Argenteuil Q 

533-5 

533-4 

Sixty-nine  C'rners 

Brant 0 

Onandaga  580-79 

Shrigley 

Dufferin 0 

Hants  NS 

Dundalk  535  40 
599-1 

Skalholt 

Portage  laPrairieM 
Edmonton Alta 

Glenboro'  535-59 

Skaro  

Lament  534-14 

Shulie 

Cumberland.. N  S 
Cape  Breton..  NS 

River  Hebert  525 
599-14  (R.  R.  name 

Skibbereen 

Skibbereen  

Northumberland  0 
Assa.  West... Sask 

via  Cobourg,  Ont. 

Shunacadie 

Maple  Creek  535-53 

Shenacadie) 
450-8 

Skibo 

Algoma  E  R O 

Dean  Lake  535-25 

Shushartie 

Comox- Atlin . .  B  C 

Skidegate  

Comox- Atlin..  BC 

450-5 

Shuswap  

Yale-Cariboo..BC 

535-70 

Skinner's  Pond  . . 

Prince PEI 

rignish  665-1 
Allfenford  580-55 

Sicamous 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

535-70-74  (R.  R.  n. 

Skipness 

Bruce  N  R 0 

Sicamous  June.) 
Midway  464-108, 
585-78 

Skipton 

SaskatchewanSask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Sidley          

Yale  Car iboo..BC 

Skir  Dhu 

Skull  Creek 

Victoria NS 

Assa. West  ...Sask 

Englishtown  364-5 

Maple  Creek  535-53 

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1 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

KLKCTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.174-178 

Skye       

Prescott 0 

Greenfield  580-105 

Sorrel  Ridge 

Charlotte .... 

.NB 

Rolling  Dam  535-87 

Sky  Glen 

Inverness NS 

Mabou  601,  360 

Soucy 

Yamaska.... 

....Q 

St.  Guillaume535-1 

Sky  Mountain  . . . 

Inverness NS 

Alba  599-14 

Sounding  Creek. 

Red  Deer  . . . 

Alta 

Stettler  535-114 

Slahaltkan 

Yale  Cariboo  ..BC 

Monte  Creek535-70 

Souris 

Brandon .... 

..  M 

535-58-59 

Slade 

Bruce  N  R 0 

Thunder  Bay.... 0 

Kincardine  580-48 
534-20  (R.  R.  name 

*Souris,  Fast .... 

King's 

PEI 

665-4,  359-1  (R  R 

Slate  Ri  V.Valley. 

name  Souris) 

Slate     River    3^ 

Souris  Valley.... 

Qu' Appelle.. 

Sask 

Weyburn  535-66 

miles  from  P.O.) 

Souris,  West 

King's • 

PEI 

Souris  East  665-4, 

Slager  

Qu' Appelle . . .  Sask 

Macoun  535-66 

359-1 

Slate  Falls 

Lennox  and 

Sourisford 

Souris 

..  M 

Coulter  535-69 

Addington ....  0 
Richmond Q 

Lavent  Sta.  611 

South    

Lunenburg.. 

NS 

Lunenburg    589-3, 
373 

Slatington 

Danville  580-12 

Sleeman  

Rainv  River.... 0 

534-20,435-1-2 

South  Alton 

King's 

.NS 

Kentville  562-2 

Sleswick  

Peel 0 

Caledon  580-65 

Southampton 

York  

.N  B 

CanterburyStation 

Sloan  

Coniox-Atlin..B  C 
Kootenay BC 

Bella  Coola  450-5 
535-77, 445-2  (RR& 
I'ngn.SlocanCi'y) 

Southampton .... 

King's 

PEI 

535-90 

*Slocan 

665-4  (R  R  name 
Five  Houses) 

*Slocan  Junction 

Kootenay B  C 

535-72-77 

Southampton 

Cumberland 

.N  S 

549 

Sluggett 

Nanaimo B  C 

yia Victoria  BC 

^Southampton . . . 

Bruce  N  R... 

...  0 

580-54,  165-1 

Sluggett 

Sluice  Point  .... 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

Invermav  534-13 

South  Athol 

Cumberland . 

..NS 

Athol  599-1 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

Tusket  589-5 

South  Augusta  . . 

Grenville.... 

....0 

via  BrockvilleO 

Smith  Bank 

Peterboro'  W  R..0 

Millbrook  580-35 

SouthBarofSidR. 

Cape  Breton . 

..NS 

via  Sydney  N  S 

Smithdale 

Simeoe  N  R 0 

580-64 

South  Barnston . . 

Stanstead    . . 

....O 

Stanstead  114-76 

Smithfield 

Northumb'  E  R.  .0 

via  Brighton  Ont. 

South  Bay 

Prince  Edward  . .  6 

via  Picton,  Ont. 

Smithfield  

Guysborough . .  N  S 

Sherbrooke  370 

South  Bay 

Victoria 

..NS 

Ingo'ish364 -5,371-2 

Smith  Hill 

Souris M 

Holmfield  535-57 

South  Bay 

St.  John 

N  B 

535-88 

Smith's 

\Yestmorel'd..N  B 
Kent NB 

Shediac  599-11 
Harcourt  599-2 

South  Baymouth. 

Algoma  E  R. 

....0 

148-6, 426  in  winter 

Smith's  Corner  . . 

via  Massey  Sta. 

Smith's  Corners.. 

Pontiac Q 

Campb'll'sB.535-28 

535-25 

Smith's  Cove 

Digby N  S 

562-1 

South  Beach 

Gasp6 

...Q 

Grindstone  Is. 359-1 

Smith's  Creek  . . . 

King's NB 

Sussex  599-12 

South  Belleville.. 

Yarmouth . . . 

.  NS 

Belleville  589-5 

*  Smith's  Falls  .. 

Lanark  S  R 0 

53516-33-34,  319, 

South  Bolton 

Brome 

Q 

653-1 

327-2 

South  Branch  . . . 

Colchester  . . 

.NS 

Brookfield  599-1 

Smith's  Mills.... 

Stanstead Q 

114-75 

South  Branch  (K) 

King's 

.NB 

Penobsquis  599-12 

Smith  Settlement 

Halifax NS 

via  Halifax 

South  Branch 

Grenville.... 

....0 

Bellamy's  535-16 

Smithsville 

Shelburne  ....NS 

Port  Latour  369-6, 

SBr.St.Nich'asR. 

Kent    

.  NB 

Harcourt  599-2 

380  or  Barring- 

South  Brook  .... 

Cumberland 

.NS 

E  Southampton  549 

ton  589-3 

South  Bulkley  . . 

Comox-Atlin 

.B(^ 

4.50-5 

Smith  Town  .... 

King's NB 

.592 

South  Canaan  . . . 

Yarmouth-. 

.NS 

Tusket  589-5 

*Smithville 

Lincoln 0 

703 

South  Cayuga .  . . 

Haldimand. . 

....0 

Dunnville  580-79 

Smoky  Falls 

Nipissing 0 

SturgeonF'l8535-13 

South  Clones  .... 

Queen's  .... 

.NB 

Welsford  535-88 

Smoky  Lake 

Victoria Alta 

Chipraan  534-14 

Southcote  

Wentworth  . 

....() 

GlanfordSta.580-70 

Snake  River 

Renfrew  N  R. . .  0 
Peel 0 

Graham  535-12 
535-39 

South  Cove 

Victoria  . 

..NS 

Alba599-14  or  Little 

Snelgrove 

Narrows  364-4 

Snell 

Queen's N  B 

Victoria Alta 

Halton 0 

Queenstown  390 
Lamont  534-14 
Oakville  535-44, 

South  Dudswell.. 
South  Dummer. . 
*  South  Durham.. 

Wolfe Q 

Peterboro' ER...0 
Drummond Q 

East  Angers  675 
Norwood  535-34 

Sniatyn .. 

Snider's  Corners. 

580-8 

580-87 

South  E  Passage. 

Halifax    .... 

..NS 

via  Halifax  N  S 

Snider  Mountain . 

King's NB 

Sussex  599-12 

South  Ely 

Shefford  .... 

....Q 

Racine  653 

Snowdon 

York NB 

Canterbury  Sta. 
535-90 

South  End 

Welland  .... 

....0 

Stamford    580'77, 
693  35,  641 

Snowden  Corners 

Grenville 0 

Bellamy  535-16 

South  Esk 

Northumb' . . 

..NB 

Newc'tle  599-2,  353 

Snow  Flake 

Lisgar M 

535-68 

\Southey 

Regina 

.Sask 

.535-111 

Snow  Road  Stat'n 

Frontenac 0 

611    (R  R    name 

1  SouthFarmingt '« 

Annapolis  .. 

..NS 

Wilmot  562-1 

Snow  Road) 

iSouthfield 

King's 

.N  B 

Sussex  599-12 

Snowville    

AlgomaE  R 0 

oia  Manitowaning 

iSouthFork 

Assiniboia  W.Sask 

Maple  Creek  535-53 

Welland 0 

Stevensville  580-98, 
693-31 

iSouthgate 

South  Gillies 

Middlesex  ER...0 
Thunder  Bay....  O 

Lucan  580-51 

Hymers  534-23 

Soapstone  Mine . . 

Inverness N  S 

Alba  599-14 

South  Gloucester. 

Carleton.... 

....0 

via  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Sober  Island  .... 

Halifax N  S 

W'tRiv.SheetHar. 

S'th  Gordonsville. 

Carleton  . . . 

.NB 

Peel  535-90 

368,371-1 

South  Gower 

Grenville   .. 

...0 

Kemptville  535-20, 

*Soda  Creek 

Yale-Cariboo . .  B  C 

Ashcroft  535-70 

327-2 

Sointula  

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

450-5 

South  Granbv   .. 

ShefTord  .... 

....Q 

Granby  194-20 

Soldier's  Cove  . . . 

Richmond N  S 

via  St.  Peter's,  N  S 

South  Granville . . 

Queen's 

PEI 

Breadalbane  665-1 

Solheima 

Strathcona  . .  Alta 

Red  Deer  535-63 

South  Greenwood 

King's 

N  S 

Auburn  562-1 

Solina  

Durham 0 

Bowman  ville 
580-9,  329-3 

S  Gut  of  St.  Ann's 

Victoria 

..NS 

364-5  or  via  North 

Sydney  N  S 

Solmesville 

Prince  Edward . .  0 

y»aNorthport,Ont 

South  Ham 

Wolfe 

..    Q 

Marbleton  675 

Solsgirth 

Marquette M 

535-101 

South  Harbour  . . 

Victoria 

..NS 

Neils  Harb.  364-5, 

Solway 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Elmwood  580-55 

371-2  or  via  N. 

Sombra 

Lambton  WR.  ..0 

889-3 

Sidney  N  S 

Somenos  

Nanaimo B  C 

Duncans  535-140 

South  Harmony. . 

King's 

..NS 

Anburii  562  1 

Somerset 

King's NS 

Berwick  562-1 

South  Highlands. 

Inverness  . . 

.N  S 

Alexander  601 

Macdonald M 

Carleton N  B 

5.34-2-7 
Hartland  535-90 

South  Hill 

South  Indian  . . . 

City  of  Vane' 
Russell 

erBC 

Somerville 

580-105-107 

Sonier  

Gloucester.... N  B 
Saskatchewan  Sask 

Tracadie  587 
Saskatoon  535-62 

South  Johnville.. 
South  Junction . . 

Carleton .... 
Provencher . 

.NB 
...M 

Bath  535-90 

Sonnjngdale 

534-18 

Sonora 

Guysborough  .N  S 

.368,   370  or    Anti- 

S'uth  Knowlesv'e . 

Carleton .... 

NB 

Hartland  535-90 

gonishe  599-7 

[South  Lake 

Leeds  

....0 

OTaGananoque,  0 

Sonya 

Ontario  N  R 0 

580-38 

[South  Lake 

King's 

p  h;  I 

So'risE.  665-4,359.1 

Sooke  

Nanaimo B  C 

via  Victoria  B  C 

South  Lancaster. . 

Glengarry  . . 

o 

Lancaster  580-9 

Soperton 

*Sorel  

Leeds  0 

516 

South  Lochaber.. 

Guysborough 

..NS 

Antigonishe  599-7 

Richelieu Q 

677-1-3,  329-4-6-7-9 

S.  Magnetawan . . 

Parry  Sound 

....0 

AhmicHarb.  420-4 

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[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

KLBCTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

0FFICB8. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

South  Maitland. . 

Hants NS 

562 -4 

Sparrow  Lake . . . 

Muskoka 0 

5321  (RR  in 

So'thManchester. 

Guysboro' NS 

Guysboro'368,369-2 

Simcoe  Co.) 

South  March  .... 

Carleton 0 

580-110 

Sparta 

Elgin  E  R 0 

Union  889-5 

S.  McLellan'sM.. 

Pictou NS 

N.  Glasgow 

Sparwood 

Kootenay B  C 

535-67 

599-7-30-13 

Spa  Springs 

Annapolis N  S 

Middleton  589-1, 

South  Melfort  . . . 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Melfort  534-12 

562-1 

South  Melville... 

Queen's PE  1 

CapeTrav'rse  665-2 

Speedside 

Wellington  S  R..0 

via  Guelph,  Ont. 

South  Milford.... 

Annapolis N  S 

Annapolis  562-1 

Speerville 

Carleton NB 

Benton  535-90 

South  Morland... 

Guysborough .  N  S 

Tracadie  599-7 

Speight's  Corner. 

Queen's N  B 

Welsford  535-88 

South  Middleton. 

Norfolk  0 

Courtland  580-97 

Spence  

Parry  Sound.... 0 

Port  Anson  420 -4  or 

South Monaghan. 

Northumberland  0 

Mill  Brook  Sta. 

Burks  F'ls  580-67 

Dundas   0 

680-35 
Mountain  535-33 

Westmoreland  NB 
Cumberiand...NS 

South  Mountain. 

Spencer's  Island. . 
*Spencerville 

Par'bo'  540-9,  392-3 

South  Nelson 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Newcastle  599-2, 

Grenville 0 

535-20 

353 

Spence' s  Bridge... 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

535-70 

South  Nelson  Rd. 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Newcastle599-2,353 

Sperling 

Provencher M 

534-7 

South  Newbridge 

Carleton NB 

Woodst'k  535-90 

Speyside 

Halton 0 

Acton  580-51 

South  Ohio 

Yarmouth  ....N  S 

562-1  (RR  n.Ohio) 

Spicer ... 

Moose  Jaw...  Sask 

Moose  Jaw  535-52 

South  Oshawa . . . 

Ontario  S  R 0 

Oshawa  580  9 

Spilsted 

Strathcona....Alta 

Chipman  534-14 

South  Pelham.  .. 

Welland 0 

Fenwick  703 

Spion  Kop 

Macdonald M 

Teulon  535  60 

South  Pender.... 

Nanaimo B  C 

451-2 

Spirit  River 

Edmonton Alta 

Morinville  534-24 

Southport    

Queen's PEl 

665  -5  or  via  Char- 

Spires . 

Wellington  N  R..0 
Essex  S  R 0 

535-36  (RRn.  Spier) 
Gordon  693-30 

lottetown 

Splitlog 

South  Port  Morien 

Cape  Breton... NS 

Mira  Gut  698 

Spragge 

Algoma 0 

535-25,   165-2,  424, 

South  Pugwash . . 

Cumberland. . .  N  S 

Pugwash  599-15 

4.30-1 

*So'th  Qu'Appelle 

Qu'Appelle...  Sask 

535-52  (R  R  name 

534-18 

Qu'Appelle) 

Sprattville 

Assa.  West... Sask 

Girvin  535-62 

South  Quebec... 

L6vis    Q 

via  Levis  Que. 

Spring  Bank 

Calgary Alta 

Cal'ary535-53-63-64 

South  Range  .... 

Digby NS 

North  Range  Cor. 

Springbank 

Middlesex  N  R..0 

Strathroy  580-83 

562-1 

Spring  Bay 

Algoma  E  R  . . . .  0 

Providence  Bay426 

South  Rawdon . . . 

Hants NS 

M't  Uniacke  562-1 

Springbourne  . . . 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Radisson  534-14 

*  South  River .... 

Parry  Sound 0 

580-67 

Spring  Brook 

Hastings  WR...0 

544 

South  River 

Gloucester.... N  B 

Six  Roads  587 

Springbrook  

Dorchester Q 

Ste.  Henedine  675 

South  River  Lake 

Guysborough.. N  S 

LowerSouthR5y9-7 

Spring  Coulee. .. 

Alberta Alta 

503-2 

South  Roxton  . . . 

Shefford Q 

535-4 

Spring  Creek 

Qu'Appelle . . .  Sask 

Moosomin  535-52 

S.  Salt  Springs... 

Antigonishe  ..NS 

Antigonishe  599-7 

Spring  Creek.... 

Parry  Sound . . . .  0 

Trout  Creek  580-67 

South  Salt  Spring 

Nanaimo BC 

Burgoyne  451-1 

Springdale 

Digby NS 

Hebron  562-1 

South  Saanich.   . 

Vancouver BC 

King's    ...  ....NS 

Saanich  451 

Springdale 

Strathcona...Alta 

Ponoka  535-63 

South  Scott  Bay. 

Canning  562-2 

Springfield 

*  Spring  field 

Springfield 

Selkirk M 

via  Winnipeg,  Man 

South  Sherbrooke 

City  of  Sherbr'ke  Q 

via  Sherbrooke  Q 

Elgin  ER  0 

693-34 

SS  Basin  R  Denis. 

Inverness    N  S 

R.Denis  Sta.  599-14 

King's NB 

Norton  637,599-12 

S  SideBaddeckR. 

Victoria NS 

Baddeok  3'29,364-4, 

Springfield 

York N  B 

M.ofKeswick535-83 

371-2  or  Alba 599 -14 

Springfield 

Annapolis N  S 

589-1 

SSideBoulardarie 

Victoria NS 

Boulardarie  364-4 

Springfield 

Queen's PEI 

Breadalbane  665-1 

South  Stukely  . . . 

Shefford Q 

535-7 

Spring/ord 

Oxford  SR 0 

580-78 

South  Tilley 

Victoria NB 

Red  Rapids  53591 

Spring  Grove  .... 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Southton  

Prince  Albert.Sask 

Melfort  534-12 

Springhaven 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

Belleville  589-5 

South  Tremont . . 

King's NS 

Kingston  Sta.  562-1 

Spring  Hill 

Carleton 0 

Osgoode  Sta.  535-20 

South  Tweedside. 

York NB 

Harrey  Sta.  535-83 

Spring  Hill 

Compton  Q 

535-7 

South  Uniacke . . . 

Hants N  S 

.562-1 

Spring  HillJunct 

Cumberland  ..N  S 

549,  599-1 

South  Vale 

Colchester....  NS 

Brookfield  599-1 

Spring  Hill 

York  NB 

391  orvia  Fred'cton 

South  Vancouver. 

City  Vancouv'rB  C 

via  Vancouver  BC 

*Spring  Hill  .... 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

549  (RR  n.  Spring- 

South  Victoria... 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Conn's  Mills  599-15 

hill  Mines) 

South  villa 

Digby NS 

Weymouth  562-1 

Springhnrst 

Portage  la  PrairieM 

534-10  (R  R  name 

South  Wallace.  . . 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Wallace  599-15 

Spring  Hill) 

South  Waterville. 

York NB 

Millville  .535-83 

Spring  Lake 

Strathcona...Alta 

Daysland  535-113 

South  Wellington 

Nanaimo BC 

.5.35-140 

Spring  Point 

Alberta Alta 

Macleod  535-64-67 

South- West 

Prince PEI 

Miscouche  665-1 

Springridge 

Macleod Alta 

Pincher  535-67 

S.  Westminster.. 

NewW'tminsterBC 

New  Westminster 

Spring  Road  

Sherbrooke  ....  q 

via  Lennoxville,  Q 

535-71 

Springside 

Mackenzie Sask 

.535-112 

S'th-W  Marg'ree. 

Inverness    ....NS 

Inverness  601 

Springton 

Queen's P  E  I 

NewWiltshire665-l 

South-W.  Mabou. 

Inverness NS 

Mabou  601 

Springtown 

Renfrew  S  R  . . .  0 

Calabogie  611 

South-W  Point. . . 

Gaspe,    Island    of 

Springvale 

Haldimand 0 

Hagersville  580-70, 

Anticosti Q 

Gasp6  346,  348.  350 

693-34 

S-W  Port  Hood.. 

Inverness N  S 

via  Port  Hood  N  S 

Spring  Valley.... 

Leeds 0 

via  Brockville.Ont. 

S-W  PtMouton.. 

Queen's N  S 

Port  Mouton  589-3 

Spring  Valley 

Prince PEI 

Kensington  665-1 

South-W  Ridge . . 

Inverness   N  S 

Mabou  601.  360 

Springville 

Peterboro'WR..O 

535-34  (RRname 

Southwold  Sta . . . 

Elgin  WR 0 

693-37  (R  R  name 

Kendry) 

Southwold) 

Springville 

Pictou N  S 

647 

Southwood 

Muskoka  0 

532-1 

SproutSettlement 

Albert N  B 

Elgin  572 

South  Woodslee . . 

Essex  NR 0 

693-34  (R  R  name 

Spruce  Bluff 

Battleford....Sask 

N.Bat'leford  534-14 

Woodslee) 

Spruce  Creek... 

Dauphin M 

Dauph'n534 -6-12-13 

South  Zorra 

Oxford  NR 0 

via  Woodstock,Ont 

Sprucedale 

Parry  Sound..  ..0 

580-111 

Sowerby 

AlgomaE  R 0 

Dayton  535-25 

Spruce  Green .... 

Wellington,  NR..0 

Goldstone  580-54 

*Spadina  Avenue 

City  of  Toronto.. O 

Spruce  Grove 

Edmonton Alta 

Strathcona  535-63, 

Spalding 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Watson  534-13 

534-14 

Spallumcheen  . . . 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Enderby  537  -74 

Spruce  Grove  Cen 

Edmonton Alta 

Strathcona  535-63 

Spanish  Mills.... 

AlgomaE  R 0 

165-2,  430-1,  424  or 

Spruce  Hedge 

Renfrew  S  R....0 

Renfrew  535  11 

in     Winter,    via 

Spruce  Home 

Saskatch  ewan  Sask 

Pr.  Albert  534-12 

Spanish  535-25 

Spruce  Lake  

St.  John NB 

639 

*Spanith 

Algoma  ER 0 

535-25 

Spry 

BruceNR 0 

via  Wiarton.  Ont. 

Spanish  ShipBay. 

Guysborough . .  N  S 

Liscomb  370 

Spry  Bay 

Halifax N  S 

W.  Riv.  Sheet  Har. 

Sparkle 

Carleton NB 

1 

368,  371-1 

1911] 

POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA.                 263 

POST 
OFFICES. 

BLBCrORAL 
DISTRICTS, 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
8KEKBY,PP.174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Spry  Harbour 

Spurgrave  

Spuzzum 

Halifax NS 

Provencher M 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Saltcoats  ....Sask 
City  Vancouv'r  BC 

GreyNR 0 

Quebec Q 

Perth  SR 0 

Renfrew  N  R  . . .  0 

Wright Q 

Strathcona Alta 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 
Welland 0 

Missisquoi Q 

Missisquoi Q 

Lunenburg . . .  N  S 
Missisquoi Q 

Queen's PE  I 

Alberta  

West  River  Sheet 

Har.  368,  371'1 
634-18 
535-70 

Tantallon  535-111 
via  Vancouver,  B  C 
via  Owen  Sound 
via  Quebec,  Que 
Dublin  580-52 
Pembroke  535-12, 

580-112,  311 
Farrelton  535-27 
Lloj'dminster  534 
Malagash  599-15 
693-35,  580-77, 

196-5,  641 
194  19 
.535-1,  194-19,  662 

(RR  n.  St'bridge 
Chesl'ys  C'rs  589-1 
Farnham  535-1-3-7, 

194-19-20 
NewWiltshire665-l 
Macleod  535-64-67 
St.  Anselme  675 
.580-12 
532-1  (R  R  name 

Foots  Bay) 
Norton  Mills,  Vt. 

580-8 
Little  York  665-3 
Amherst  599-1 
.534 -20-23  (RR  name 

Stanley  Junct'n) 
Cross  Creek  599-19 
Breadalbane  665*1 
Utterson  580*67 
420-3  or  Barnsdale 

532-1 
Stittsville  535-12 
Malton  580-51 
N.Germany  589-1-2 
114-76 

Alliston  580-64 
Havelock  535-34 
via  Yarmouth,  NS 

Stittsville  535-12 

Blackfoot  534-14 

Belmont  599-1 

693-32 

Bruderheim  534-14 

Caledon  535-40 

535-59 

534-12 

535-31 

.390-5  or  Cody's  637 

Shawville  535-28 

Wesleyville  580-9 

Saltcoats  535-101 

Ormstown  580-7 

Burks  Falls  58067, 

420-4 
Innisfail  535-63 
N.Battleford534-14 
535-64 

580-68 
535-18 

Aylmer  535-28 
562-2  (R.R.  name 

Mill  Village) 
Qiiyon  535-28 
ma  Sydney,  N  S 
mfl,.«!aiiU,StfiMnriftO 

Steeve's  Mountain 
Steeve'8  Settlem'. 

Steinbach 

*SteUa 

Westmoreland.N  B 
Westmoreland.N  B 

Provencher M 

Lennox  and         0 

Addington 

Pictou N  S 

Wolfe Q 

Macdonald M 

Prescott 0 

Calgary Alta 

Calgary Alta 

Strathcona....  Alta 
Assa.  West... Sask 

KentWR 0 

Welland 0 

N.Westminster.BC 
Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
Parry  Sound.... 0 

Inverness N  S 

Yukon  Ter 

King's N  B 

Carleton 0 

Moose  Jaw.  . .  Sask 
Renfrew  S  R 0 

Strathcona....  Alta 
Colchester....  NS 

Carleton NB 

Westmoreland.N  B 

Pictou NS 

Guysboro',.... N  S 
Comox-Atlin..BC 
Qu'Appellc.Sask 

Alberta Alta 

Hastings  WR...O 

Richmond N  S 

Hants N  S 

Parry  Sound . . . .  0 
Carleton 0 

Nipissing 0 

Northumb'  ER..0 
Victoria Alta 

Assa.  East.... Sask 
Portage  laPrairieM 

Chateauguay....Q 

Hastings  E  R. . .  0 
Annapolis N  S 

Richmond Q 

Bruce  NR 0 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 

Nipissing O 

Argenteuil Q 

Argenteuil Q 

Quebec Q 

Gloucester N  B 

Moose  Jaw  . . .  Sask 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 

York N  B 

Muskoka 0 

Welland 0 

Strathcona.  ..Alta 

Selkirk M 

Battleford....Sa8k 

Dauphin M 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 
Qu'Appelle...A6sa 
Wentworth 0 

Albert N  B 

Regina Sask 

Shelburne  . . . .  N  S 
Saskatchewan  Sask 
Selkirk M 

Boundary' C.  599-12 

572 

Giroux  534-18 

309  or  Ernestown 

Spy  Hill 

*Stellarton 

Stenson  

Stephenfield 

Station  580-9 

Squamish 

Squire 

Stadacona  

Staffa 

599-9-13 
D'Israeli  675 
534-7 

Stafford 

Sterlingville 

Stern 

Carstairs  535-63" 

Didsbury  535-63 
535-114 

Stagsburn    

Stainsleigh 

Stake  Road 

Stamford 

Stanbridge  East. 
Stanbrid-jeSta... 

Stanburn 

Stanbury   

SUnohel 

Stand  Off 

Stettler 

Stevens 

Hanley  535-62 
889-2 

693-31,  580-98,196-5 
450-4-6 
455-1 

South  Riv.   580-67 
Alba  599-14 
via  Dawson  Yukon 
Brownsville  637 
via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
SwiftCur'ent535-52 
Glasgow  Station 
580-110 

Stevenson  

*Stevensville 

Steveston 

Stewart 

Stewart  Bay 

Stewartdale 

Stewart  River 

Stewarton 

Steioarton  

Stewart  Valley. . 
Stewartville 

Stewart  wyn 

Stewiacke  Cr'ssR . 
Stickney 

Standon 

Dorchester.. 
Arthabaska  . 
Muskoka 

Stanstead  . . . 

Queen's 

Cumberland  . 
Thunder  Bay 

York 

Queen's 

Muskoka.... 
Parry  Sound 

Carleton 

Peel 

Lunenburg . . 
Stanstead  . . . 

Dufferin 

Northumb'  E 
Yarmouth  . . 

Carleton 

Victoria 

Colchester... 
Essex  N  R. . . 
Edmonton. . . 

Peel 

Macdonald  . . 
Humboldt... 

Prescott 

Queen's 

Pontiac 

Durham 

Mackenzie  • . 
Huntingdon 
Parry  Sound 

Strathcona. . . 
Saskatchewai 

Alberta  

City  of  Toror 
City  of  Toron 
City  of  Toron 
Simcoe  N  R. . 
Argenteuil . . 

Wright 

King's 

Pontiac 

Cape  Breton. 
AlgomaW  R 
Hastings  E  R 
Guysboro' . . . 

Humboldt  . . 

Albert 

Albert 

...Q 
..  Q 
...0 

...Q 

PEI 

.NS 
...0 

NB 
PEI 
...0 
...0 

...0 
...0 

.  NS 

;::§ 

R..0 

.NS 

...0 
.Alta 
.  NS 

...0 
.Alta 

...0 
...M 

Sask 
...0 

.NB 

:::§ 

Assa 
...Q 
...0 

.Alta 
iSask 
.Alta 
ito.O 
to.O 
to..O 
...  0 

.'ns 

...Q 

..NS 
...0 

*Stanfold    

Staney  Brae 

Content  535  114 
Brookfield  599-1 
535-90 

Stiles  Village  .... 
Stillman 

Stanhope 

599-1-2-12 
WestR.  Sta.  599-13 

Stanley    

Stanley 

Still  Water 

Stillwater 

Stinson                . . 

Sherbrooke  370 
455-2 

Weybum  535-66 
503-1-2 

Stanley 

Stirling           .... 

*Stanley  Bridge  . 
Stanleydale 

^Stirling 

Stirling 

580-27 

via  St. Peter's  N  S 

Stanley  House . . . 

Stanley's  Corners 
Stanley's  Mills    .. 
Stanley  Section.. 

*Stanstead 

Stanton  

Stirling  Brook  . . . 

Stirling  Falls  .... 
Stittsville 

StobieMine 

Stockdale 

Stocks     

Stockholm 

Stockton  Station. 

Stockwell 

Stoco      

South  Maitland 

562-4 
Berriedale  580-67 
535-12  (R.  R.  name 

Stittville) 
Sudbury  535  13-25, 

502-3 

Stan  wood 

Stanwood's  Beach 
(P  0  in  summer; 

Stapledon 

Staplehurst 

Staple's  Brook    . . 
Staples 

Frankfort  544 
Fort  Saskatchewan 

534-14 
5.35-111 
535-59  (R.  R.  name 

Stockton) 
Hemmingf'rd  580-5 

or  Aubrey  530  105 
509-1 

Star 

Star 

Starbuck 

Star  City 

Stardale 

Stoddarts 

Stoke  Centre  .... 

Stokes  Bay  

Stone  

580-1  (R.  R.  name 

Dalhousie 
via  Sherbrooke,  Q 

Starkey's 

Stark's  Corners  . 

via  Wiarton,  Ont 
Maple  Creek  535-53 
Rockcliffe  535-12 
533-4,  327 
Stonefield  533-4,327 
Charlesburg  674 

Starkville 

Starleigh 

Stamesboro' 

Starrat 

Stonediff 

Stonefield 

Stonefield  Heig'ts 

Stoneham 

Stonehaven 

Stonehenge 

Stone  House 

Stone  Ridge 

Stoneleigh 

Stone  Quarry  — 

Stones  Corners.  . . 

*Stonewall 

Stoneyroyd 

Stony  Hill   

Stony  Beach 

Stony  Brook 

Stony  Creek    .... 

Stony  Creek   

Stonycroft 

Stony  Island  .... 

Stony  Lake 

Stoiiy  Mountain. 

Stauffer.. 

540 

Moose  Jaw  535-52 

Star  View 

Stavely     

Pugwash  599-15 
535-83 

Station  A 

^Station  B 

^Station  C 

*Stay')ier 

Staynerville 

Steadnian 

Steam  Mill  Village 

Steel's 

Bracebridge  580-67, 

420-3 
580-79  (R.  R.  name 

Windmill  Point) 
Lednc 
535-60 

Saskatoon  535-115 
Oak  Point  534-11 
Bell  Plain  535  52 

Steele's  Lake.... 
Steelton 

Stoughton  535  65 
.580-65-83,  .591,  703 

Steenburg 

Steep  Creek  .... 

Steep  Creek 

Steevescote 

Steeves  Mills  .... 

...O'st.  Ola  544 
N  S  Mulgrave  599-7-14, 

i     364-2,  369-1  2-3 
Sask  P.  Albert  534-12-22 
.NB693  (RR  n.  Salem) 
.N  B  Steevescote  693 

(RRn.Stoney  C.) 
693 

Bulyea  535-111 
waClarkesHar.NS 
N.Battleford534-14 
535-60 

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[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Stony  Plain. 

Stony  Point. 
Stonywood  . . 

Stoppington . 

Storie    

Stormont 


Edmonton  . . .  Alta 


Essex  N  R O 

Wellington  N  R.O 


Stornoway 
Stornoway . 
*StouJviUe 

Stoughton . 
Stovely 


Strabane 

Straffordville 

Straiton 

Strand 

Strange 

Strangfield 

Strasbiirg 

Strassburg  Sta. . . 


*Stratford 

Strotford  Centre. 
*  Stratford  Stati'n 


Strathadam. 
Strathamn. 
Strathburn . 


Strathcarrol  . . . . 
Strathclair  Sta. . 


*Strathcona . 


Sfcrathcona  . 
*Strathcona. 


Strathewen 

Strathlorne 

Strathmore 

Strathmore 

Strathmore 

Strathnairn 

*Strathroy 

Stratton 

Stratton  Station. 

Strawberry  Hill. . 
Strawberry  V^ale. 

Streamstown 

Street's  Ridge  . . 

*StreetsviUe    

Stringer 

Strome 

Stromness  

Strong 

Strongfield 

Strongville 

Stronach  Mount'n 


Stroud 

Stry  

Stuartburn 

Stubb's  Bay  . . . . 
Stump  Lake.  . . . 

Sturgeon  

Sturgeon  Bay . . . 
Sturgeon  Creek . 
*  Sturgeon  Falls. 
Sturgeon  Lake. . 

Sturgeon  Point. 

Sturgeonville . . . 

Sturgis 

Sub  Office  No.  1 . 
Sub  Office  No.  5. 


ELRCTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Parry  Sound O 

Guysboro' N  S 

Mackenzie Sask 

Compton Q 

York O 

Qu'Appelle  .  .Sask 
Nanaimo B  C 

Wentworth O 

Elgin  ER O 

NewW'niinster  BC 
Mackenzie — Sask 

York  N  R O 

Essex  S  R 0 

Waterloo  S  R. . .  O 
Assa.  West . . .  Sask 

Perth  NR O 

Wolfe Q 

Perth  NR O 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Grey  N  R O 

Middlesex  W  R...0 

Qu'Appelle . . .  Sask 
Marquette M 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 


King's P  E  I 

Lennox  and 

Addiiigton O 

Selkirk M 

Inverness N  S 

Calgary Alta 

Stormont O 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 

Grey  E  R O 

Middlesex  WR..0 
Peterboro'  E  R..0 
Rainy  River O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SKBKRY,PP.174-178 


Strathcona  535-63, 

534-14 
693-32, 196-5, 580-97 
Mount  b^'orest 

535-41,580  46 
Bassano  535-53 
Powassan  580-67 
[saac's  Harbour 

368,  371-1 
Saltcoats  535-101 
Spring  Hill  535-7 
580-36-37  (RR  name 

StoufiEvilleJunc.) 
535-65 
Nanaimo  535-140, 

452-1 --2-3 
Puslinch  535-35 
535-46 

Abbotsford  535-73 
Canora  534-13 
King  580-67 
Comber  &25-3 
German  M'ls  580-47 
535-111  (R.R.  name 

Strassburg) 
580-51-52-53-79-80 
Lake  Weedon  675 
Stratford  580-51-52- 

53-79-80 
Newcastle599-2,353 
Chats  worth  535-40 
Glencoe   580-82-85- 

97,  535-42 
S.  Qu'Ap'lle  535-52 
535-101  (R.R.  name 

Strathclair) 
535-63,  534-14  (Sta. 

on    534-14    is    at 

Edmonton, about 

1  mile  distant) 
CardiganBge.665-3 

509-2 

Stonewall  535-60 


Sucker  Lake 

Sudbury  

Suffield 

SuflSeld  Station . . 
Suffolk  Station  . . 


N.Westminster  BC 

Nanaimo B  C 

Strathcona . . .  Alta 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Peel O 

Strathcona.  ..Sask 
Strathcona . . .  Alta 

Haldimand O 

Parry  Sound . . . .  O 
Saskatoon .... Sask 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Annapolis N  S 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Victoria Alta 

Provencher M 

Pontiac Q 

Yale  Cariboo. .  B  C 

King's PET 

Simcoe  E  R O 

Macdonald M 

Nipissing 0 

Thunder  Bay 

and  R.  River.. O 
Victoria O 


535-53 

Monckl'dSta.535-33 

580-83 

via  Meaford,  Ont. 

.580-83 

Goodcrham  600 

534-20  (R.  R.  name 

Stratton) 
N.Westm'r  535-71 
via  Victoria 
Lloyd  mi'st'r  534 -14 
PngwashJ'n. 599-15 
535-35 

"Saskatoon  535-62 
535-113 
580-79 

Sundridge  580-67 
Bladworth  534-22 
Stayner  580-68 
Middleton  589-1, 

562-1 
Craigvale  580-67 
Vermilion  534-14 
Rideeville  534-4 
Mackey'sS.  0535-12 
Kamloops  535-70 
Montegue665-7,362 
580-32 

St.  James  535-57 
535-13 
Ft.  William  535-13, 

534-20 
312-l-2FenelonF'l8 

580-30 
Alta  Fort  Sa«k'n  534-14 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Sugar  Camp 

Sugar  Loaf 

Sullivan  Lake 

Sullivan  Mills 

Sulphur 

Sumas 

Summerbcrry 

Summerfield 

Summerhill 

Summer  Hill 

*Suminerland . . . 

Summerlea 

*Summerside 

Summer stown. . . 

Sum'erstown  Sta. 

Summerview  .... 

Summerville 

Summerville  

Summerville  .... 
Summerville  Cen, 

Summit 

Summit  Lake. .   . 

Sumner 

Sunbury  

Sunbury  

Sundial 

*  Sunderland 

Sundre 

*Sundridge 

Sundridge  

Sunland 

Sunnidale  Corn'rs 
Suniebend  . . . 
Sunny  Bank. . 
Sunriybrae . . . 
Sunny  Brae  . . 


Sunny  Isle. . 
Sunnymead 
Sunnyside  . 
Sunnyside  . 
Sunnyslope . 
Sunnywold  . 

Sunrise 


Muskoka O 

Nipissing O 

Sh'erbrooke Q 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 
Queen's P  El 

Inverness N  S 

Victoria NS 

Red  Deer Alta 

Grey  SR O 

Yukon  

N.Westminster  BC 
Qu'Appelle..  .Sask 

Carleton N  B 

Huron  WR.  ...    0 

Queen's NB 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Jacques  Cartier.  Q 
Prince PEI 


Sunset 

Sunshine 

Superior  Juncti'n 


Suquash 

Surette . .  Island . 

Surrey 

Surrey  Centre . . 

Sussex 

Sussex  Corner. . 
Sussex  Portage. 
Sutherland 


Edmonton 

Mackenzie.  .  ..Sask  I  Canora  634-13 

City  of  Hamilton. . 

City  of  Hamilton, .  I 


Sutherland. . . 
Sutherland'sRiv'r 

Sutorville 

*Sutton    

Sutton 


Sutton  Bay 

Sutton  Junction 
*Sutton  West . . . 

Swallowhurst... 
Swan  Creek 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS, 


Glengarry  , 
Glengarry 


Alberta Alta 

Peel O 

King's P  E  I 

Hants N  S 

Queen's N  S 

Colchester  . . . .  N  S 

Kootenay B  C 

Assa.  East Sask 

Frontenac O 

N.Westminster  BC 

Alberta Alta 

Ontario  NR O 

Red  Deer Alta 

Parry  Sound. . .  .0 

Pictou N  S 

Victoria Alta 

Simcoe  N  R O 

Edmonton ...  .Alta 

Gaspe Q 

Pictou., N  S 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Mackenzie  —  Sask 

Assa.  East Sask 

King's NS 

Kestigouche  .  .N  B 

Calgary Alta 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Victoria NS 


Prince  Albert. Sask 

Huron  E  R O 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Rainy  River 

Comox-  A  tlin . .  B  C 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKKY,PP.174-I78 


Dudley  532-1 

.535-13-25,502-3 

Rock  Forest  535-7 

535-53 

665-3  (R.  R.  name 

Suffolk) 
Hastings  601 
B.St.Lawr'nce364-5 
Stettler  535-114 
Chatsworth  535-40 
White  Horse  862 
450-3,  458 
535-52 

Riv.de  Chute535-90 
Clinton  580-50-52 
Welsford  535-88 
445-6 

via  Lachine,  Que. 
665-1,  338,  346, 

356-2,  371-1 
301  or  Sum'erst'wn 

Station  580-9 
.580-9  (R.  R.  name 

Summertown) 
PincherSta.  535-67 
Dixie  535-35 
Vernon  River  665 -5 
Scotch  Vill'ge  562 -4 
Hunt's  Point  589-3 
Denmark  599-15 
Nakusp  535-76 
Easterhazy  535-111 
via  Kingston,  Ont. 
450-4 

Lethbridge  535-63 
580-36 
Olds  535-63 
580-67 

via  Pictou,  N  S 
Mundare  534-14 
Stayner  580-68 
Edmonton  535-63 
Gasp^B  346,350,348 
647 
Moncton    5991-1-2 

12,  627 
Swan  River  534  12 
Whitewood  535-52 
Port  Williams  562-1 
Port  Louison  599-2 
Didsbury  535-63 
Okanagan  Landing 

535-74,  445-6 
Neils  Harb'r  364-5, 

371  2  or  ma  North 

Sydney,  N.S. 
Chamberl'n  634-22 
Belgrave  580-50 

581 
450-5 


Yarmouth  . . .  .N  SiTusket  589-5 


Albert NB 

N.Westminster  BC 

King's NB 

Ring's NB 

King's N  B 

Essex  NR O 


*  Swan  Lake. 


Saskatoon Sask 

Pictou N  S 

Lambton  ER...  O 

Brome Q 

St.  John NB 

Nipissing 0 

Brome Q 

York  N  R O 

Edmonton Alta 

Sunbury NB 

Macdonald M 


Hillsborough  693 
w'aN.Westm'terBC 
.599-12 

Sussex  599-12 
Anagance  599-12 
Windsor  535-42, 

580-97 
Saskatoon  534-22 
W.Merigo'ishe599-7 
Watford  580-83 
535-3 
535-88  (R.  R.  name 

Ketepec) 
New  Liskeard  699 
535-3-4 
.580-37  (R.  R.  name 

Sutton) 
Morinville  534-24 
Burton390orW'asis 

Station  535-82 
534-7 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


265 


POST 
OFFICBS. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

POST 
OFFICES. 

ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEy,PP.  174-178 

Swan  mver     . 

Dauphin M 

Humboldt  ...Sask 

Shelburne NS 

YorkSR 0 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 
SaskatchewanSask 

Oxford  S  R 0 

Kent  N  B 

Lunenburg N  S 

Missisquoi Q 

Leeds  0 

Hants NS 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 
Assa.  West... Sask 
Parry  Sound.... 0 

Grey  E  R 0 

Lennox  and 

Addington....O 
Saguenay Q 

Strathcona....Alta 

Frontenac 0 

Drummond Q 

Cape  Breton. , .  N  S 

Cape  Breton . .  N  S 
Cape  Breton.. N  S 
Cape  Breton.. N  S 
La,mbton  W  R..0 

Middlesex  NR...0 
Prince  Albert.Sask 

Strathcona Alta 

Algoma  WR 0 

Pictou NS 

Albert NB 

Queen's N  B 

Alberta Alta 

Northumberl'd  N  B 

Rainy  River 0 

Saguenay Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

Yale.Cariboo..BC 

Chicoutimi 6 

Norfolk 0 

Battleford  ...Sask 
Strathcona.,..  Alta 

Elgin  WR 0 

St.  John&Ibervil'e 

Dauphin M 

Middlesex  E  R...0 
Lennox  and 

Addington 0 

Lunenburg N  S 

Lambton  E  R. . .  0 

Pontiac Q 

Halifax N  S 

Westmorel'd..NB 

Halton 0 

Halifax NS 

Assa  East.  ...Sask 
WentworthSR..O 

Carleton NB 

Bruce  N  R 0 

Dufferin O 

Victoria NS 

Algoma  0 

Kootenay BC 

GreySR 0 

Beauce Q 

Colchester  ....NS 
Colchester.... N  S 

534-12-19 

Strassburg  535-111 
Lockport  589-3, 373 
580-87,  535-44 
Hanley  535-6-2 
via  Vancouver 
Bresaylor  534-14 
via  Woodstock 
Canaan  Sta.   599-2 
Blockhouse  559-3 
535-3 

Lyndhurst  516 
Newport   Station 

562-1 
Brooks  535-53 
635-52-53 
Novar  580-67 
Proton  Sta.  535-40 

Napan'e  509-2,580-9 
Seven  Islands  345 

Daysland  535-113 

509-3 

Richmond  580-8-12 

599-14,698,329,337, 

338,364-4-5,371-2 
via  Sydney  N  S 
599-14 
599-14 
Petrolea  580-84, 

093-36 
Thedford  580-51 
Tisdale  534-14 
Red  Deer  535-63 
Echo  Bay,  535-25 
599-9 
693  (R.  R.  name 

Coverdale) 
Minto  637 
.535-67 
Neguac  353 
535-51  (RRn.Tach6) 
329-8  or  ma  Riviere 

de  Loup,  Que. 
Tadousac  329'8 
Three  Valley  535-70 
Hebertville"  674-1 
Delhi  580-97 
Bresay lor  534-14 
Stettler  535-63 
«ia  St.  Thomas.O 
St.  Jean  535-3 
GilbertPlains534-13 
via  London,  Out. 

509-1 

374orChester589-3 
Alvinston  693-37, 

580-82 
Campbell's  Bay 

535-28 
West  River  Sheet 

Harb.  368,  371-1 
627 
580-65 

French  Village589-3 
535111 

via  Stony  Creek  0 
W'dstock  535-90 
580-55 

Grand  Valley  535-41 
N.River304-5or»ta 

N.  Sydney,  N  S 
Sault  Sle.  Marie 

535-25 
.535-72 

Varney  580-46 
St.  Francois  N.  E. 

075-1 
599-15 
Tatamagouche 

699-15 

Tate    

Humboldt Sask 

Chateauguay Q 

Lanark  N  R 0 

Ontario  S  R 0 

Oxford  NR 0 

York N  B 

Leeds 0 

Humboldt Sask 

Halifax NS 

Humboldt  . . .  Sask 
Assa.  East ....  Sask 
Westmoreland  N  B 
Alberta 

Strassburg  535-111 
Ormstown,  580-7 
Almonte  535*12 
Oshawa  580-9 
580-79-80  (RR.  Sta. 

Swannell 

Swansburg 

*  Swansea 

Tatehui-st 

Tatlock  

Taunton  

*  Tavistock 

Tay  Falls 

Swanson  Bay 

Swarlhmore 

Sweaburg 

Sweenyville 

Sweetland  

*Sweetsburg 

Sweet's  Corners . . 
Sweet's  Corners . . 

Sweet  Valley 

*  Swift  Current . . 

Swindon 

Swinton  Park  . . . 
Switzerville 

Sybil  Cove 

(P  0  in  Summer) 
Sycamore 

*  Sydenham 

Sydenham  Place. 
* Sydney 

Perth  Co.) 
Cross  Creek  599-1 
via  Gananoque,  0 
Strassburg  Sta. 

535-111 
West  River  Sheet 

Harb.  368,  37  ri 
534-12 

N'rth  Portal  535-66 
U.Dorchester  599-1 
Cardston  503-2 

Taylorboro 

Taylor's  Head  . . . 

Taylorside  

Taylorton 

Taylor  Village  . . . 

Taylorville 

Tay  Mills 

Taymouth 

Tay  Settlement . . 
Tayside 

York NB 

York NB 

York  N  B 

Stormont 0 

Essex  NR 0 

Strathcona Alta 

Bruce  SR 0 

Norfolk 0 

Algoma  ER 0 

Burrard BC 

Middlesex  ER...0 
Pictou NS 

Strathcona....  Alta 
Comox-Atlin.. B  U 

Nipissing 0 

Pontiac Q 

Pontiac  Q 

York  N  B 

YorkN  R 0 

York  N  B 

Strathcona...  Alta 
Middlesex  ER...0 

Dauphin M 

Algoma  WR 0 

Hants N  S 

St.  John NB 

Queen's PEI 

King's N  B 

Lanark  S  R 0 

Brandon M 

Halifax    NS 

Lambton  WR...0 

Peel 0 

Dufferin 0 

N.Westminster  BC 
Cape  Breton...  NS 
Terrebonne  Q 

Assa.  West...  Sask 

Rimouski Q 

YorkCR 0 

Gloucester.... N  B 
Gloucester.... N  B 

Saguenay Q 

Laval Q 

Selkirk M 

Quebec  Q 

York  .J N  B 

Moose  Jaw   . .  Sask 
Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 

Provencher M 

Oxford  N  R 0 

Huron  S  R 0 

KentER 0 

via  FrederictonNB 
599-19  (R.R.  name 

Zionville) 
Cross  Creek  599-19 
MooseCreek580-lU5 

Tecumseh 

Tees  

580-97,196-5 
535-114 

*Teesivater 

Teeterville 

Tehkummah  .... 
Telegraph  Creek. 

Telfer 

535-41 

Windham    Centre 
693-34 

Sydney  Forks 

*  Sydney  ilines.. 

Sydney  River 

Sykeston 

Sylvan 

via  Manitowan'g  0 
Wrangel,  Alaska 
290,  450-8,  207-8 
Ettrick  580-50 

Telford 

West  Mei-igonishe 

599-7 
Leduc  535-63 

Telfordville 

relkwa 

Temagami  Park. . 
Temiskaming . . . 
(PO  in  Summer) 

Temiskaming  Sta. 
Temperance  Vale 
Temper  anceville . 

450-5 

Sylvan  Lake 

Sylvan  Valley .... 
Sylvester 

Timagami  699 
535-26,  318   (R.  R. 

and   Landing  n. 

Temiskaming) 

Syphers'  Cove . . . 
Taber 

535-26 

Millville  535-83 
King  580-67 

Tabucintac 

391ormaWoodst'ck 

Tach6  Station... 
Tadousac 

Templeton 

Tempo      

535-86-90 
Leduc  535-63 
St.  Thomas,  0.  617 

Tadousac  Quest. . 
Taft 

Tenby 

1-5,580-97,535-38, 
693-34  37 

Taillon 

534-6 

Tain.     . 

Tenby  Bay 

Tenecape 

Ten  Mile  Creek  . . 
Ten  Mile  House  . 
Tennant's  Cove . . 
Tennyson 

via  Richards  Land- 

Tako  

ing  (>.,  or  Bruce 

Talbot    

Mines  535-25 

TalbotviUe  Royal. 
Talon 

Scotch  Village562 -4 
St.  Martin's  592 

Tamarisk 

Tambling'sC'rn's. 
*Tamw(yrth 

Bedford  Sta.  665-3 
Norton  637,  599-12 
Perth  535-34,327-2 
Oris  wold  535-52 

Tancook  Island.. 
Tancred  

Terence  Bay  

Terminus 

Terra  Cotta 

Terra  Nova 

Terra  Nova 

Terra  Nova 

*  Terrebonne  

Tessier 

via  Halifax,  N  S 
Wallaceburg  889*3 

Tancredia 

Tangier 

580-65 
Lisle  580-64 
umN.West'ins'rBC 
via  St.  Peters,  N  S 

Tankville 

535-21  (R.R.  Sta.  in 
L'Assompti'nCo.) 
Saskatoon  534-22 

Tantallon 

Tantallon 

Tessierville 

Teston 

Lit.  MetisSta.  599-2 
Maple  580-67 
Bath'8tVillage599-2 
Bath'8tVillage599-2 
Esquimaux  P't  345 
Maisonneuve  533-1 

Tapleytown 

Tapley's  Mills.... 
*Tara  

TeteaGa'heR(ns) 
TeteaGa'heR(ss) 
T6te  a  la  Baleine 

Tetreauville 

Teuton 

Tarbert .    . 

Tarbot  

535-60 

Tarentorus 

Tarrys  

Tewkesbury 

Texas  River 

Tezorton  

Thacker 

Charlesbourg  674 
Boiestown  599-19 
Hanley  5:<4-22 
Ilalbrite  535-66 

Tartan 

Thalberg 

*Thamefiford  .... 

Thames  Road 

*ThamesviUe .... 

Beausejour  535-51 

Taschereau 

*Tatamagouehe  . 
Tatamagouohe  Mt 

535-35 

Exeter  580-50 

196-5,580-97,  535-42 
(RRn.N.Thames- 
ville  on  535-42) 

266 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS  IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


The  Barony . 
The  Bluffs  . 
*Thed/ord.. 
The  Falls... 


The  Flats... 
The  Gap.... 
The  Glades  . 
The  Gore . . . 
The  Grange . 

The  Grant.. 
The  Grove.. 


The  Gully 

The  Hawk 

The  Landing. . 

The  Lodge 

The  Long  Stretch 
The  Manor  . . . 
The  Maples... 
The  Mettawas . 

(PO  in  Summer) 
The  Narrows.. 

Theodore  

The  Pas 


The  Pines 


ThePoints.WB'y 
The  Range 


Theriault... 
The  Ridge. 

Therien 

The  Slash.., 
*Thessalon 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEBKEY,PP.174-178 


Thetford  Mines.. 
Thetford  Min's  W. 
Thetford  North.. 
The  Willows 


Thibeauville. 
Thibodeau  . 
Thigh  Hill  . 
Thingvalla  . 

Thistle 

Thistletown. 
Thivierge  . . 


Thoburn  . .  . 
Thomaaburg 
Thomastown. 


York N  B 

Kings NB 

Lambton  E  R. . .  0 

Colchester.... N  S 

Hastings  E  R...0 

Calgary Alta 

Westmoreland  N  B 
Middlesex  ER...0 
Peel 0 

King's N  B 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Northumb'dWR  O 
Shelburne  ....NS 
Portage  laPrairieM 

Lunenburg N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Queen's N  B 

Dufferin O 

Essex . .   Ont 

Dauphin M 

Mackenzie Sask 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

Lennox  and 
Addington.. .  .O 

Richmond N  S 

Queen's N  B 

Gloucester N  B 

Hastings  W  R. . .  O 

Victoria Alta 

AlgomaER O 

AlgomaER O 

Megantic  Q 

Megantic Q 

Megantic Q 

Northumberl'dNB 

Richmond  ....NS 

Lotbinifere Q 

Alberta Alta 

Assa.  East  . . .  Sask 

Grey  S  R O 

YorkCR O 

Bonaventure Q 

Nanaimo B  C 

Hastings,  E  R..O 
York NB 


Thomond , 

Thompson  ville . 
Thompson  Sta. 

*Thorburn 


Thornbrook 


Thornby  

*Thombury    . . 
Thome  Centre 

Thorncliflfe 

Thome's  Cove  . 

Thomdale 

Thomdyke  . . . . 
*Thomhill  .... 

Thomhill 

Thornloe 

Thornton 

Thornyhurst  .. 

*Thorold 

Thorpe 


King's N  B 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Cumberland . .  N  S 

Pictou N  S 

King's N 


Millville  535-83 
Kingston  390-8 
580-51 
Tatamagouehe 

599-15 
Madoc  580-33 
535 '53 

River  Glade  599-12 
via  London,  Ont. 
Cheltenham  535-39 

580-05 
Norton  599-12,  637 
580-49  (R.  R.  name 

Fairfield) 
Grafton  589 
uia  Clarke'sHa'r  NS 
Westbour'e  535-100 
via  Chester,  N  S 
via  P't  Hastings  NS 
Nerepis  535*88 
Orangeville  535-40 
Kingsville  617 

Westbourne535-100 
535-112 

441  or  Maf eking 
Man.,  534-12 

Chambers  580  9 
via  St.  Peters,  N  S 
390-2  or  Coal  Creek 

637 
UpperCaraquet540 
Coe  Hill  644 
Lament  534-14 
via  ManitowaningO 
535-25,   430-1,   424 

148-6,  165-1-2 
675 

Thetford  675 
Robertson  675 
353(L'gn.  Oak  Point 
or  Chatham599-19) 
wiaSt.  Peters  364-1 
Laurier  599-16 
Staveley  535-64 
Churchb'ge  535-101 
Holstein  580-46 
Wes'n  535-40.580-51 
Bonaventure  River 

508,  305 
via  Victoria 
Tweed  535-34, 509-1 
Prince  William  Sta. 

535-88 
Belleisle  Creek  637 
580-64 
599-1  (R.  R.  name 

Thomson) 
New  Glasgow 

599-7 
Butternut   Ridge 

572 
Shawville  535-28 
580-68,  430-1 
Shawville  535  "28 
Kent  Bridge  535  42 
Karsdale  589-1 
580-49 

665-3  (RRn.  Union) 
532-1,  704 
535-57 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Three  Lakes 

Three  Mile  Plains. 
Three  Tree  Creek 

Three  Valley 

Throoptown   . . . . 

Thrums 

Thunder  Creek  . . 
Thunder  Hill  .... 

Thunder  Hill.... 
Thunder  River  . . 

Thurlow 

*Thurso  

Thwaites 

Tichborne 

Tiddville 

Tidnish   

Tidnish  Bridge  . . 

*Tignish 

Tikuape 

Tikuape 

*Tilbury  

Tilley    

Tilley 

Tilley  Road 

*TiUsonburg 


Tilly    

*Til8ton 

Timberland  . . 
Timber  River. 
Timigami  .  . 
Timiskaming. 
Tinchebray . . . 

Tindastoll 

Tingley    

Tingwick 

Tintem 

Tiny 

Tioga 

Tiree 

Tipping 

Tisdale 

Titus  Station  , 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


Beauce Q 

Hants NS 

Sunbury NB 

Yale-Cariboo..BC 
Grenville  S  R. . .  O 

Kootenay BC 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 
Kootenay BC 

Dauphin M 

Saguenay  Q 

Comox- Atlin  . .  B  C 

Labelle Q 

Nipissing O 

Frontenac O 

Digby NS 

Cumberland  ..N  S 
Westmoreland  N  B 

Prince P  E  I 

Chicoutimi Q 

Chicoutimi Q 

KentWR O 

Victoria N  B 

Leeds  O 

Gloucester N  B 

Oxford  SR 0 


Thorsby 

Three  Brooks 

Three  Brooks 

Three  F'th'mHarb 
Three  Hills 


Pontiao Q 

Grey  E  R O 

Pontiac Q 

Kent O 

Annapolis N  S 

Middlesex  ER...0 
Queen's  ....  P  E  I 

York  C  R 0 

Lisgar M 

Nipissing O 

Simcoe  S  R O 

Lambton  WR.  ..O 

Welland O 

Lennox  and 

Addington  . . . .  O 
Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Victoria N  B;535-91 

Pictou N  Slvia  Pictou,  N  S 

Halifax N  S\via  Halifax  N  S 

Calgary Alta'Olds  535-63 


Titusville . 
*Tiverton 


Humboldt Sask 

Souris M 

N.  Westminster  BC 
Westmoreland,  N  B 

Nipissing 0 

Pontiac Q 

Strathcona.  ..Alta 
Strathcona  . .  Alta 
Albert  .......N  B 

Arthabaska Q 

Lincoln O 

Mackenzie.  . .  Sask 
Simcoe  S  R . .  . .  O 
Qu' Appelle . .  .Sask 

Pontiac Q 

Humboldt  ..  .Sask 
Richmond Q 


343  or  Agnes  535-2 

562-1 

535-82 

535-70 

ma  Presoott,  Ont 

535-72 

Parkbeg  535-52 

Cranbrook  535-67- 

108 
SwanRiv.  534-12-19 
345 

Roy  455-2 
535-18,  327,  328 
Thornloe  699 
811(RRn.Parham) 
Mink  Cove  381 
Amherst  599-1 
Bale  Verte  638 

1 
Roberval  674 
Roberval  674 
535-42,  693-34 
Red  Rapids  535  91 
Lansdowne  680-9 
Tracadie  587 
693-34,  580-78-97, 

196-5,  535-46 
Melfort  534-12 
Sinclair  535-65 
via  N.  Westminster 
Port  Elgin  638 


King's 

Bruce  N  R 


.N  B 
...O 


Sonibra  889-3 
641,  580-88 


Camden  East  509-2 
Leduc  535-63 


Tiverton. . 
Tobermory 


Tobique  Narrows. 
Tobique  River    . . 

Tod  Inlet 

Todmorden 

Tofield 

Tofino 

Togo 

Toledo 

Tolman 

Tolmie 

Tolsta  

Tomahawk 

Tomiko 


Digby NS 

Bruce  N  R  . . . .  O 


Tomkins 

Tomkinsville 
Tomstoion.. . 
Toney  Mills . . 


Toney  River. . 
Tongue  Creek 

Topcliff 

Tooleton 

Topping 


Torbay 


Torbrook  

Torbrook  Mines. 


Torbrook  East. 
Tormore 


Victoria N  B 

Victoria N  B 

Nanaimo  B  C 

York  S  R O 

St  rathcona  . .  Alta 
Comox- Atlin..  BC 
Mackenzie . . .  Sask 

Leeds 0 

Calgary Alta 

Bruce  N  R 0 

Compton  Q 

Edmonton. . . .  Alta 

Nipissing 01699  (R  R  name 

Moose  Lake) 


Stettler  535-114 

Innisfail  535-63 

Albert  693 

Warwick  580-12 

Beamsville  580-83, 

534-13  [591 

580-64 

Grenfell  535-62 

Shawville  535-28 

534-12 

580-8  (R  R  name 

Titus) 
Smithtown  592 
Kincardine  680-48, 

165-1,  423 
381  or  via  Digby  NS 
426,  148-6  or  Wiar- 

ton  680-55 
535-01 

Red  Rapids  535-91 
oia  Victoria,  B  C 
via  Toronto,  Ont. 
Chipman  534  14 
Clayoquot  450-2 
534-13 

Jasper  635-16 
Didsbury  535-63 
Hepworth  580-56 
Spring  Hill  635-7 
Edmonton  535-63 


Assa.  West... Sask 
Guysborough  N  S. 

Nipissing O 

Pictou N  S 

Pictou N  S 

Calgary  Alta.  . 

Grey  S  R  O 

King's N  B 

Perth  NR O 

Guysborough    N  S 

Annapolis  N  S 

Annapolis N  S 


Annapolis N  S 


535-53 
yraGuysb'roughNS 
Heaslip  699 
Meadowville     Sta. 

599-15 
River  John  599-15 
High  River  535-64 
Flesherton  536-40 
Norton  637,  599-12 
Milverton  680-53, 

535-47 
Isaac's  Harbour 

368,  371-1 
TorbrookMin.562-3 
662-3  (RRn.  Tor- 
brook Iron  Mines) 
TorbrookMin.562-3 


York  W  R . 


.0'Kleiiiburg535-4(» 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD   STATIONS  IN   CANADA. 


267 


POST 
OFFICES. 


^Toronto 

Balmy  Beach . . 
*Batlmrst  St . . 
*Bleecker  Street 
*Bloor  Street  . . 
*Broadv'w  A  ve. 

*  Brockton 

*Carlton  Street 

Clinton  Street 
*Dundas  Street 
*Elm  Street. . . . 

Lee  Avenue  . . 

North  Toronto 
*Pape  Avenue. 
*Parkdale  — 

*  Parliament  St 

*  Peter  Street.. 
*Queen  St.  Cen 
*Que6n  St.  East 
*Rusholme  Rd. 

St.  Joseph  St.. 
*Spadina  Ave. 
Station  A 

*  Station  B 

*  Station  C 

*  Station  F ... 
Station  G 

""Sub-Office  No.  5 

*Sub-OiftceNo.ll 

*Sxib-Offi,ceNo.l2 

Sub-Office  No.U 

*  Sub -Office  No. 27 

Sub-Office  No.  SO. 
Sub-Office  No.  37 
*Sub.OfficeNo.U0 
Sub-Office  No.Uo 

Sub-Office  No.  47. 
Sub-Office  No.  50, 
Sub-Office  No.  5U.^ 
Sub-Office  No.  53 

*  Sub-Office  No.55 
*Yorkville 

355^  Yonge  St.... 
*  Toronto  June. . . 

Torrance 

Torryburn 

Tory  mil 

Totonka  

^Tottenham   

Touchwood  Hills. 
Touffede  Pins... 


Toupin . . 
Tourelle . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SHE  KEY.PP.  174-178 


Tourigny 

Toutes  Aides 

Town  Plot 

Townsend  Centre 


Toy's  Hill 

Tracadie 

Tracadie  

Tracadie  Cross  . 

Tracadie  Road . . 
Tracey's  Mills . . . 
Tracey  Station. 


Tracyville 
Trafalgar . . 

Trafalgar . . 
TrafiEord . . 


City  of  Toronto  . . 

York  SR   O 

Toronto  Centre  .0 
Toronto  East  . . .  O 
Toronto  North  ..O 

York  SR O 

Toronto  W 0 

Toronto  North  ..O 

Toronto  W O 

Toronto  West  ..O 
Toronto  Centre  .  O 

York  S  R O 

Toronto  North.  .0 

YorkSR 

Toronto  West.  . 
Toronto  East . . . 
Toronto  Centre 
Toronto  South. 
Toronto  East . . 
Toronto  West. 
Toronto  North. 
Toronto  North 
Toronto  South 
Toronto  South 
Toronto  South  . .  O 

Toronto O 

Toronto O 

Toronto O 

Toronto O 

Toronto O 

City  of  Toronto 

TorontoCentre  O 
City  of  Toronto 

Toronto  North  O 
City  of  Toronto.  .0 

Toronto O 

Toronto O 

City  of  Toronto 

Toronto  W^est  .0 
Toronto  South...O 
Toronto  West....O 

Toronto  O 

Toronto  West...O 

Toronto O 

YorkE  R O 

Toronto  Centre . .  O 

York  WR O 

Muskoka O 

St.  John NB 

Haliburton O 

Marquette M 

Simcoe  S  R O 

Humboldt Sask 

Beauce O 

Wolfe Q 

Gasp6 Q 

Arthabaska Q 

Dauphin M 

King's N  S 

Norfolk O 

Dundas O 

Gloucester N  B 

Antigonishe  ..N 
Queen's PEI 

Guysborough . .  N  S 

Carleton NB 

Sunbury N  B 

Sunbury N 

Halton O 


5S0-9-51-67-87.532-1 
704,  535-34-35-40- 
44,  304.  306,  317, 
320,  3071-2,  321, 
329-2-3,  303 


Traverston 
Tray nor 

Treadwell . 


Trecastle . . 

Treesbank . 

Tregarva  

Treherne  . . 
Tremblay  . . 
Tremont  . . . 
Trenholm  . . 
Trent  River. 
Trenton 

Trenton . . . 


Trail 

Tralee 

Tramore 

Tranter 

Traveller's  Rest . 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Grey  S  R O 

SaskatchewanSask 
Prescott 0 


Trenville  . 
Trevelyan 
Trilby .... 


Tring 

Tring  Junction . . 

Trinity 

Trinity  Valley.... 


Tristram 

Triton  Fish'g  Club 

(Summer  Office) 

Triwood 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


535-35-40-43,  580-51 
532-1,  420-3 
via  St.  John 
600 

Oak  River  535-50 
580-65,  535-48 
Lipton  535-111 
Beauceville  Est. 

675-1 
Victoriaville  580-12 
Ste.  Anne  des 

Monts  348 
Warwick  580-12 
Makinak  bWQ 
Port  Williams  562-1 
Waterford   703, 

693-34 
Winchester  635-33 
587 
99-7 
665-3  (R  R  name 

Tracadie) 
Big  Tracadie  599-7 
Florenceville535-90 
535-88  (R  R  name 

Tracey 
Tracey  Sta.535-88 
Oakville  580-87, 

535-44 
Lome  59913 


Wellington  NR..0 
Portage  laPrairieM 
Assa.  West . . .  Sask 

Macdonald M 

Chicoutimi Q 

King's N  S 

Di-ummond  Q 

North  umb'  E  R    O 

Pictou N  S 

Hastings  W  R.  ..O 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

Leeds O 

Queen's PE 

Edmonton....  Alta 

Beauce Q 

Wentworth O 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Strathcona..  .Alta 
Quebec .Q 

Kootenay B  C 

Trochu jCalgary Alta 

*Trois  Pistoles.. iT^miscouata. . . .  Q 

Trois  Pistoles  Est.  Temiscouata Q 

Trois  Rivieres  . .  St.  Maurice Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


Trois  Saumons. .. 
Tr's  Saumons  Sta. 


Trossachs .. . . 

Trottier 

Trout  Brook 
Trout  Brook . 
Trout  Brook 


I'roiit  Creek Parry  Sound . . . 

Trout  Lake Parry  Sound . . . 


L'Islet Q 

L'Islet Q 

Regina Sask 

Arthabaska Q 

Northumberl'dNB 

Arthabaska Q 

Cape  Breton... NS 

-  ~        ■        O 

0 


Trout  Lake . 


Trout  Mills... 
Trout  River  . . 
Trout  River  . 
Trout  Stream. 
Troivbridge  . . 
Troy 


Troy  . . . . 
Truax . . . 
Trudeau. 


Guysboro' N  S 

Lennox  and 

Addington 0  Enterprise  509-1 

Kootenay BC  535-78 

Wellington O  Newton  580-53 

Renfrew  S  R  . . .  OJKillaloe  580-110 

Dauphin MOak  Point  534  11 

Prince PEI  6651 


Truemanville , 

*Truro , 

Tryon 

Tuam 


Tufnell... 
Tuftsville. 


Tugaske 

Tulamcen 

Tullamore  . . . 
TuUisville  ... 
Tullochgorum 

TuUymit 

Tumbell 

Tunnel 

Tunstall  Bay... 
Tupperville.. . 
Ttipperville . .. 

iTurbine 

'Turenne 


Kootenay BC 

Nipissing G 

Huntingdon Q 

Inverness N  S 

Gloucester N  B 

Perth,  NR O 

Wentworth O 

Inverness N  S 

Qu'Appelle....Sask 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Rainy  River. . .  O 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Colchester NS 

Prince PEI 

Simcoe  S  R 0 

Mackenzie Sask 

Hastings  W  R. . .  O 

Assa.  West..  .Sask 
Yale-Cariboo.  BC 

Peel. O 

Assa.  West.  ..Sask 
Ch&teauquay  . . .  Q 
Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 

Marquette M 

Lambton  WR...0 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

Annapolis N  S 

Kent O 

Algoma  E  R  . . . .  O 
Lotbiniere Q 


MarkdaJe  535  40 

N.Battleford534-14 

Plantagenet  535-31 
in  winter  ma 
Papineauville  Q 

Moorefield  580-54 

535-59 

Condie  534-22 

535-59 

Chic'ti'i674-l,329-8 

Kingston  Sta.  562-1 

Rich'ondE.580-8-12 

Havelock  535  34 

599-10 

544,580-9,308,3-24-8 
329  "3 

Content  525-114 

Mallorytown,  580  9 

Brackley  Point 
665-1-2 

Saskatoon  535-63 

675,  675-2 

Jerseyville  703 

Okanagan  Landing 
535-74 

Tees  535-63 

674  (R  R  name  Tri- 
ton Club) 

Fernie  535-67 

Olds  535-63 

599-2 

TroisPistoles  535-19 

535-19-21,  691, 
329-6-7RR&L'd'g 
n.  Three  Rivers 
Ferry  with  Dou- 
cets  "Landing,  Q 

599-3  (R  R  name 

Trois  Saumons) 
YellowGras8  535-56 
Stanfold  580-12 
New'astle599-2,353 
Warwick  580-12 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
580-67 
Maple  Lake  Sta. 

680-111 
446-7  or  via  Arrow- 
head, B  C 
699 

580-7  (RR  n.  Carrs) 
Alba  599-14 
Tracadie  687 
Listowel  680-48-53 
Harrisburg  580-54- 
78-83 


Rouleau  535-66 

White  River  535-13 
Amherst  599-1 
599-1-13,  562-4 
C'pe  Traverse  665-2 
Tottenham  680-65, 

635-48 
Sheho  535-112 
580-27-33  (R  R  n. 

Madoc  Junction) 
Mortlach  635-52 
Spences'Br.  535-70 
Mai  ton  580-51 
Davidson  534-22 
Brysonville  580-7 
Balcarres  535-111 
Roblin  534-13 
580-83  (RRn.Sarnia 

Tunnel  Station) 
Sechett  455-2 
662-1 
889-3 

Nairn  Centre  536 -25 
Des  Chaillons  618 


268 


POST  OFFICES   AND  RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Turgeon . 

Turg^eon . 
Tiirgoose 


Turner 

Turnerville . . 

Turnhill 

Turriff  ...... 

Turtle  Creek 
Turtle  Lake  . 

Turtle  River. 
Tuscarora  . . . 


Tusket 

Tnsket  Falls. 

Tutela 

Tuxford 

*Tweed 

Tweedside . . . 
Tweedside . . . 
Twin  Butte  . 
Twin  Elm . . . 
Two  Creeks  . 
Two  Rivers.. 

Tyndall 

Tynecastle  .'. 
Tynehead  . . . 

Tyner 

Tyne  Valley. 


Tyneside  .. 
Tyotown  . . 
Tyrconnell . 

Tyvan 

Tyrol  

Tyrone 


Tyrone 

Tyrrell 

Tzouhafem 


Ubley 

Ucluelet 

Udney 

Udora 

U.  E.  Loyalist 
Uffington 


Ufford. 


Uhthoff 

Ullswater  . . . 

Ulster 

Ulverton 

Umatilla 

Umfraville  . . 

Una 

Underbill  . . . 

Underbill 

*  Underwood 

Undine 

Uneda 


Union 

Union  Bay  . . . 
Union  Centre . 
Union  Corner. 
Union  Corner. 
Union  Creek . . 
Union  Hall  . . . 
Union  Nortb. . 
Union  Point. . 
Union  Road  . . 
Union  Square . 

Union  St 

*  Unionville  . . 

Unity 

Uno  Park  .  . . , 

Uphaiit 

Uphill 

Uplands  


ELECTORAIi 
DISTRICTS. 


Bellecbasse Q 

Gloucester N  B 

Nanaimo B  C 


.Sask 
...O 


Quf  Appelle . . , 
KentER.... 
Assa.  West . . , 
Hastings  NR....0 

Albert N 

Parry  Sound O 


Daupbin M 

Brant O 

Yarmoutb N 

Yarmouth N  S 

Brant O 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 
Hastings  E  R.  ..O 

Wentwortb 0 

York N   B 

Alberta Alta 

Carleton O 

Marquette M 

Cumberland  . .  N  S 

Selkirk M 

Regina Sask 

NewWestm'sterBC 
Assa.  West . . .  Sask 
Prince P  E  I 


Wentwortb 
Glengarry  . 

Elgin  W  R O 

Qu'Appelle.  ..Sask 

Victoria Alta 

Duvbam O 

Queen's PE 

Norfolk O 

Nanaimo EC 

53 
Battleford  ....Sask 
Comox-Atlin..BC 

Ontario  N  R 0 

YorkNR O 

Lennox O 

Muskoka 0 

Muskoka O 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

Muskoka 0 

Stratbcona Alta 

Drummond Q 

Dauphin M 

Hastings  E  R  . . .  0 
Assa.  West . . .  Sask 
Nortbumberl'dN  B 

Souris M 

Bruce  WR O 

Victoria N  B 

Lanark  N  R O 

Elgin  ER  O 

Comox-Atlin . .  B  C 

Pictou NS 

Carleton N  B 

Prince  PE  I 

Peterboro' O 

Lanark  N  R O 

Queen's PE  I 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,  PP.  174-178 


St.  Charles  de 
Belchasse  599-3-4 

•599  "2 

710  (R  R  name 
Saanicbton) 

Macoun  535*66 

889-3(RRn.Ennett) 

Herbert  535-52 

544-1 


Maple  Lake  Sta. 

580-111 
Makinak  534-6 
580-79  (R  R  name 

Middleport) 
589-5 

Tusket  589-5 
via  Brantford 
535-107 
509-1,  535-34 
Vinemount  703 
Harvev  Sta.  535-88 
PincberC'k  535-67 
Stittsville  535-12 
Elkborn  535-52 
Riv.  Hebert  525 
535-51 

Craik  534  22 
f  iaNe  w  Westm'ster 
Sw'tCurrent  535-52 
G65-1  (R  R  name 

Port  Hill) 
Caledonia580-70-79 
via  Cornwall  Ont 
Dutton693-34,889-2 
535-65 

Vermilion  534-14 
Bowmanville  580-9, 

329-3 
NewWiltshire665-l 
Renton  580-97 
Duncans  Station 
5-140 

Saskatoon  535-62 
450-2 
532-1 

Sunderland  580-36 
Napanee  580  09 
Gravenh'rst  580-67, 

420-3 
Falkenburg  Sta. 

580-67 
580-32 

Utterson  580-67 
Camrose  535-113 
Richmond  580-8-12 
Gilb'rt  Pl'ns 534-13 
Turriff  544-1  j 

Moose  Jaw  535-52  I 
Blackville  599-19  I 
534-3 

Port  Elgin  580-54  j 
Grand  Falls  535-841 
Arnprior  535-12, 

580-110 
889-5(RRn.  Whites), 
Comox  452-3 
GlengarrySt.  599-13 
Green  Road  535-85 
Miscoucbe  665-1 
Kinraounb  5SO-30 
Almonte  535-12 
Tborndyke  665-3 

Provencber MI534-1 

Queen's P  E  I  'Thorndyke  665-3 

Lunenburg. .  . . N  S 

City  of  St.  John  NB 

YorkCR O 

Battleford....  Sask 

Nipissing 0|699 

King's N  B592 

Victoria 0  Victoria  R'd  580-29 

Parry  Sound 0  South  Riv.  580-67 


POST 
OFFICES. 


N.Germany  589-1-2 

580-36 
581-1 


Upper 

Upper  Abougog'n 
Up.  Baddeck  Riv 

Upper  Balmoral. 

Upper  Bass  River 
Upper  Bay  du  Vin 
Upper  Bear  Island 

Upper  Bedford 
Upper  BigTracadi 
Upper  Blackville. 
Upper  Branch  . . 
Upper  Brighton  , 
Upper  Brookside 
Upper  Burton  . . 

Upper  Buctouche 
Upper  Burlington 
Upper  Canard. 
Upper  Cape  . . 
Upper  Caraquet 
Upper  Caverbill. 
Upper  Charlo  . . 
Upper  Chelsea  . 
Upper  Clarence. 
Upper  Clements 
Upper  Clyde  Riv 
Upper  Coal  Creek 
Upper  Coverdale 

Upper  Derby  . . 
Up.  Dorchester 
Upper  Dover  . . 
Upjier  Dyke  V'ge 
Upper  Economy 
Up  Ft.  Lawrence 
Upper  Gagetown 

Upper  Gaspere'ux 
Upper  Glencoe 
Upper  Glen  Road 
Up.  Golden  Grove 
Upper  Goshen 
Upper  GrandMira 
Upper  Granville 
Upper  Greenwich 
Up .  Hampstead . . 
Upper  Hayneville 
Up'r  Kempt  Head 

Upper  Kemptown 
Upper  Kennete'ok 

UpperKensington 

Upper  Kent 

Upper  Keswick.. 

Up  KeswickRidge 
Upper  Kingsbury 
Upper  Kintore  . . 
Upper  Knoxford. 
Upper  La  Have . . 

Upper  Lakeville. 
Up.L'wrencetown 
Up.  Leitche's  Cr'k 
Up  Loch  Lomond 
Up.  Magag'udavic 
Upper  Main  River 
Upper  Malagash.. 
Upper  Margaree. 
Up.  Maugerville. 
Up.  Melbourne , . . 
Up.  Middleboro'. 
Up.  Middle  River. 

Up.  Musquodoboit 
Upper  Nappan. .. 
Upper  Nelson  . . . 
Up.  New  Cornwall 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Haldimand O  Cayuga  580*97, 

693*34 
Westmoreland  N  B  Shediac  599*11 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


Victoria NS 

Restigouche     N  B 

Colchester  . . . .  N  S 
Nortbumberl'dN  B 
York NB 


South  Gut  of  St. 

Anns  364-5 
Eel  River  Crossing 

599-2 
London'ry  Sta.  599  -1 
Cb'tham  599  19,353 
Mouth  of  Keswick 

535-83 
Bedford  535*1 
Big  Tracadie  599*7 
599-19 


Missisquoi Q 

Guysboro' N  S 

Northumb'l'ndNB 

Lunenburg N  SjRiverdale  589-1 

Carleton N  B  Hartland  535-90 

Colchester  . . .  .N  S,Truro599  1-13,562-4 

Sunbury N  BjWaasis  Sta.  535-82 

I     or  Burton  390 

Kent N  B  St.  Anthony  627 

Hants N  S;  Scotch  Village562-4 


King's N 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Gloucester N  B 

York NB 

Restigouche.  ..N  B 
Lunenburg  . .  N  S 

Annapolis N  S 

Annapolis N  S 

Shelburne N  S 

Queen's  N  B 

Albert N  B 

Northumberl'd  NB 
Westmoreland  N  B 
Westmoreland  N  B 

King's N 

Colchester N  S 

Cumberland. . .  N  S 
Queen's N  B 

Queen's N  B 

Inverness N  S 

Antigonishe. ..N  S 

King's N  B 

Albert NB 

Cape  Breton.   .N  S 

Annapolis N  S 

King's NB 

Queen's N  B 

York NB 

Victoria NS 

Colchester N  S 

Hants NS 

Jacques  Cartier..Q 

Carleton NB 

York NB 

York NB 

Lunenburg  . . . N  S 

Victoria N  B 

Carleton N  B 

Lunenburg  . . . N  S 

Halifax    NS 

Halifax N  S  via  Halifax 

Cape  Breton... N  SlLeitcbe's  C.  599-14 

St.  John N  Blum  St.  John,  N  B 

York N  BjP.  William  S.  535-88 

Kent N  BIHarcourt  599-2 

Cumberland  .  .N  S  Malagash  599-15 

Inverneps N  S,  Inverness  601 

Sunburv N  B  390  Waasis  S.  535  -82 

Richmond Q, Richmond  580-8-12 

Cumberland. .  .N  S|Pugwasb  Jct.599-15 

Victoria N  S.Ba'd'ck,  329,  364-4, 

1 371 -2  or  Alba  599-14 

Halifax N  S,  Sbubenacadie 599-1 

Cumberland  ..N  S  Amherst  599-1 
Nortbumberl'dN  B  599-19 
Lunenburg  . .  .N  S  Riverdale  589-1 


Steam  Mills  V.562 -2 

Melrose  638 

540 

Millville  535-83 

EelRiv.Cios'g599*2 

Pleasant  Riv.  589*2 

Clarence  5i-9-l 

562-1 

Shelb'rne  589-3,373 

Coal  Creek  637 

Moncton  627,  599*- 

1-2-1--' 
599-8  (RRn.  Parks) 
599-1 

Lewisville  627 
Steam  MillsV. 562*2 
London'rySta  599*1 
F't  Lawrence  599-1 
.390  or  Waasis  Sta. 

535-82 
Chipman637,390 
Mabou  601,  360 
Antigonishe  599-7 
via  St.  John,  N.B. 
Elgin  572 
via  Sydney  N  S 
B'dg't'n  562-1,589-1 
OakP'nt390,390-2-5 
Gagetown390,390-2 
Millville  535-83 
364*4  (Landing  n'e 

Kempt  Head) 
Riversdale  599*13 
Kennetcook  Corn'r 

562*4 
via  Montreal,  W. 
Riv.de  Chute535 -90 
535*83  (R  R  name 

Cardigan) 
Zealand  Sta.  535-83 
Lunenb'g  589-3,373 
Kilburn  535-90 
Flore'ceville  535-90 
Bridgewater  589-13 

374 
via  Halifax,  N  S 


1911] 


POST  OFFICES   AND   RAILROAD   STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


269 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

KLECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NRAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.   R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R,  STATION, 

8EEKEY,PP.174-178 

SEE  KBY.PP.  174-178 

Up.  New  Harbour 

Guysboro.  . . 

..NS 

Isaac'sHarb'ur  368 

Valens  . 

Wentworth           0 

Dundas  580-83,  703 
342  (Landing  name 

371-1 

Vale  Perkins 

Brome Q 

Up.  New  Horton . 

Albert 

..N  B 

Albert  693 

Perkins)  or  Man- 

Upper  Newport.. 

Hants 

..N  S 

Newport  562-4 

son  v'le  Sta.  535 -3) 

Up.NineMileRiv'r 

Hants 

..N  S 

Elmsdale  599-1 

Valetta 

Kent  W  R            0 

Merlin  889-2 
Stettler  535-63 
Chicoutimi  674-1 
Alfred  535-31 
Sunderland  580-36 

Up.  North  River. 

..N  S 

Tru'o599-l-13,56'2-4 

Vallejo 

Red  Deer.        Alta 

Upper  Ohio     

Shelburne, . . 

..N  S 

Shelhur'e5S9-3  373 

Valin  .. 

Chicoutimi Q 

Prescott 0 

Upper  Otnabog.. 
Upper  Peel 

..N  B 

Gagetown390,390-2 
Flore'ceville  535-90 

Val  Nation 

Carleton 

..NB 

Vallentyne 

Ontario  NR 0 

Upper  Pereaux  . . 

King's 

..NS 

Cannino-  562-2 

Valley   

Assa.  East    .  Sask 

Moosomin  535  52 
805-40,  581-105 

Up'r  Pockmouche 

Gloucester.. 

..NB 

Six  Roads  587 

*  Valley  field    .... 

Beauharnois Q 

Up.  Port  Latour . . 

Shelburne . . . 

..N  a 

Port  Clyde   589-3, 

Valleyfield  East.. 

King's PEI 

Montag'e  665-7, 362 

380,  369-6 

Vallevfield 

King's PEI 

Montag'e665-7,362 

Upper  Pug'wash. . 

Cumberland 

..N  S 

Pugwash  599-15 

Valle"y  Mills  .... 

Inverness  N  S 

RDennisSta.599-14 

Up.  Queensbury.. 

York 

..N  B 

Millville  535-83 

Valley  River 

Dauphin M 

.534-12 

Upper  Rawdon.. 

Hants 

..N  S 

Kennetoo'kC.  562-4 

Valley  Road 

Cumberland  ..N  S 

River  Philip  599*1 

Upper  Rexton .  . . 

Kent 

..iN  B 

Rexton  610 

Vallev  Station . . . 

Colchester  ....NS 

599*13  (R.  R.  name 

Upper  R'r  Dennis 

Inverness. .. 

..N  S 

?naP'rtHastingsNS 

Valley) 

Upper  Rockport.. 
Upper  St.  Bazil.. 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Sackville  599-1,638 

Valmont 

Champlain Q 

Three  Rivers  691, 

Victoria  .... 

.1^  B 

535-84  (R  R  name 

535-19,  329-6-7 

St.  Basil) 

Valmorin 

Terrebonne  . . . .  Q 

535-23 

Upper  St.  Rose  . . 

Gloucester. . 

..NB 

Valois 

•Jacques  Cartier  Q 

.580-9, 535-33  (RRn. 
Valoisv'leon580-9) 

Upper  Sackville. . 

Halifax 

..NS 

Bedford  562  •1,599-1 

Upper  Sackville . . 

Westmoreland  N  B 

638 

Valparaiso 

Prince  Albert. Sask 

534-12  Papineauv'e 

Upper  Scotsburn. 

Pictou 

..^JS 

Scotsburn  599-15 

ValQuesnel 

Labelle Q 

[535-18 
Milan  535*7 

Upper  Sheffield.. 

Sunbury. . . . 

.N  B 

390  or  Waasis  Sta. 

Valracine 

Compton Q 

535-82 

*Vananda  

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

4.55*2 

Up.  Smithfield... 

Guysborough 

..NS 

Sherbrooke  370 

Vanbrugh  

Renfrew  SR 0 

Killaloe  580*110 

Up.  Southampton 

York 

.N  B 

Wo'dsto'k  535-86-90 

Van  Bruyssel 

Chicoutimi Q 

674 

Up.  South  River. 

Antigonishe 

..N  S 

Lower  South  River 

Vance  

Battleford....Sask 

535*115 

599-1 

Vancamp 

Dundas 0 

Mountain  535*33 

Up.  S.W.  Mabou.. 

Inverness  . . . 

..N  S 

Judique  601 

*  Vancouver    

Cityof  V'nc'v'rBC 

53.^-70,709,450*1-5- 

Upper  Springffield 

Antigonishe 

..N  S 

Lowers.  Riv.  599-7 

8,207*6,273,290, 

Upper  Springfield 
*  Upper  Stewiacke 

York 

.N  B 

Millville  535-83 

452*1,455*1-2,294 

Colchester . . 

..N  S 

Brookfield  599*1 

*Mt.  Pleasant. 

do          do 

Upper  St.  Maurice 

Kent 

NB 

Buctouche  627 

Vancouver    E. 

Upper  Sumas .... 

N  WestminsterR  C 

Huntingdon  535*73 
Upham  592 

End 

do          do 

Partof  Van'verBO 

Upperton 

King's 

.NB 

Svb  Office  No.  1 

do          do 

Up.Washabuck.. 

Victoria  .... 

..NS 

LoWashabuck364-4 
or  lona  599-14 

Sub  Office  No.  2 
Sub  Office  No.  3 

do          do 
do          do 

Upper  Wedgeport 

Yarmouth  . . 

.NS 

589-5,  392-2 

Sub  Office  No.  5 

do          do 

Upper  Welsford.. 

Queen's 

.NB 

Welsford  535-88 

Sub  Office  No.  7 

do          do 

Up  Westmoreland 

Queen's 

PEI 

C.  Traverse  665-2 

SubOficeNo.m 

do          do 

UpperWhiteHead 

Guysboro' . . . 

NS 

Queensport  369-2 

Sub  Office  No.  18 

do          do 

Upper  Wicklow.. 

Carleton 

.N  B 

R.  de  Chute  535-90 

Sub  Office  No.  15 

do          do 

Up.  Williamsburg 

York 

.NB 

Cross  Creek  599-19 

West  Fairview. 

do          do 

Up.  Wood  Har. . . 
Upper  Woodstock 

Shelburne... 

.NS 

589-5,  369-6,  380 

Vandecar 

Oxford  S  R 0 

Woodstock,  Ont. 

Carleton 

.NB 

535-90 

Vandeleur 

Grey  E  R 0 

Flesherton  535-40 

Uptergrove 

Ontario  N  R. 
Bagot 

....0 

580-32 
580-8 

Vandorf 

York  NR 0 

Qu'Appellc.Sask 
Norfolk .               0 

.532*1 

Upton 

Vandura 

Wawota  535-104 

Upton  Lot  55  ... . 

King's 

Cardigan  Bridge 

703  (P.  0.  2^  miles 
from  R.  R.) 

665-3 

Urbania 

Hants 

.N  S 

So'hMaitland562-4 

Van  Horn 

KentWR 0 

.580*97,  196*5  (R.R. 

Urbinville 

Prince 

PEI 

Wellington  665-1 

name  Vosburg) 

King's 

Scrathcona . . 

.N  B 

Sussex  599-12 

*Vankleek  Hill 

580-106,  535-31 
Gravenhurst    580* 

Urquhart 

.Alta 

Lacombe  535-63 

Vankoughnet 

Ontaria 0 

Urquharts 

King's 

.W  B 

Ha'pton  592,599-12, 

67,  420*3 

390-3 

V^anneck 

Middlesex  ER...0 

Ilderton  580*50 

Ursa 

Haliburton  . 

.     0 

Gooderham  600 

Vannes   .       . 

Dauphin M 

Oak  Point  534*11 

Usher    . 

Antigonishe 
Strathcona . . 

N  S 

Tracadie  599-7 

Vanscoy 

Vansickle 

Saskatoon  535*62 
Havelock  535*34 

Usona 

.  Alta 

Ponoka  535  63 

Hastings  WR.  ..0 

Utica 

Ontario  S  R 

0 

Manchester  580-38 

Vanvlack 

Simcoe  N  R 0 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 
Haldimand           0 

Phelpston  580*69 
Ashcroft  53570 
Jarvis  580-70-97 
677-3,  329-5 

Utopia 

Charlotte .     . 

N  B 

St.  George  639 
580-68,  535-48 

Van  Winkle 

Simcoe  S  R  . 

...0 

Utterson 

Muskoka. . . . 

...0 

.580-67 

Varennes 

Verchferes Q 

Uttoxeter 

Lambton  W  R...O 

Wanstead  580-83 

Varna 

Huron  W  R 0 

Brucefield  580-50 

*Uzbridge 

Ontario  N  R 

...0 

.580-36 

Grey  S  R 0 

Russell  0 

Vachell  

York  N  R. . . 
Quebec  

Quebec  

...0 
...Q 

...Q 

Sutton  W.  580-37 
Valcartier  Station 

Vars 

580-105 

Valcartier 

Midland  580*32,433 
534-18 

674 
Valcartier  Sta.  674 

Vassar ..'.'. 

Provencher M 

L'Assomption  ..  .Q 

Valcartier  Village 

Vaucluse 

535-21 

Valcartier  Sta    . . 

Quebec  

...Q 

674    (R.   R.    name 

Vaudreuil 

Vaudreuil Q 

580-9,  535-31-33 

Valcartier) 

Vaudreuil  Stat'n. 

Vaudreuil Q 

.580-9,  535-31-33 

Val  Barrette 

Labelle 

•;•§ 

Nominingue  .535-22 

(RRn.  Vaudreuil) 

i53 

Vaughan  

Vauguelin 

Hants NS 

Gasp6 Q 

Windsor  562-1-4 
Pt.St.  Peter  348-350 

Valden  Bois 

Labelle 

High  Falls  326 

ValdesEboulis... 

Vaudreuil 

. .  .Q 

Rigaud  53^-31 

Vavenby  

Yale-Cariboo    B  C 

Kamloops  535*70 

Val  des  Sables.... 

Vaudreuil  . . 

•  •  -Q 

St.  Clet  535-53 

Vedder  River 

N.Westminst'rBC 

Harrison  R.  535*70 

Valencay 

Labelle 

. ..  Q 

Thurso  535-18,  327, 

Verireville 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 

534*14 

328 

Veillette 

Victoria Alta 

Vegreville  534*14 

Valentia 

Victoria 

...0 

Beauharnois  . . .  Q 
York  C  R 0 

Beauharnois  805*40 
Maple  580-67 
Snow  Flake  535-68 

Janetville  535-45 

Vellore 

Valenciennes  .... 

M^gantio  ... 

..Q 

Plessisville    680-12 

Velma 

Lisgar M 

270 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA 


[1911 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Venice 

Venlaw  . . . 

Venn 

Vennachar 


Venosta 

Ventnor 

Ventry 

VercMres 

Verdant  Valley 

Verdun 

Verdun 

Vereker  

Verigin   


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Vermilion 

Vermilion  Bay . 


Verna 

Vernal 

*Verner 

Verret 

*  Vernon 

*  Vernon 

Vernon  Mines 

Vernon  River 

Vernon  R.  B'dge. 


Vernonville . , 

Verona 

Verret 

Versailles . . . . 
Verschoyle  . . 
Verte  Valine. 


Vesta 

Vestf  old 

Vesuvius 

Veuve  River  — 
Vezina's  Corner . 

Vibank 

Vicars 


Vickers... 

Victor 

*  Victoria. 


Sub-office  No.  1 
Sub-office  No.  3 
Sub-office  No.  2 

Victoria 

Victoria 

*Victoria 

Victoria  Avenue. 

Victoria  Beach . . . 

Victoria  Bridsre . . 

Victoria  Cross . . . 

Victoria  Corners. 

Victoria  Harbour 

*  Victoria  Harbo'r 

Victoria  Line 

Victoria  Mines  . . 
Victoria  Mines. . . 

*  Victoria  Road . . 
Victoria  Square . . 

Victoria  Vale .... 

*  Victoriaville 

Victoria  West 

Victoria  West 

Victory 

Victory 

Vidir 

Vieille  Eglise 

*  Vienna 

Vienneau 

Viewfair 

Viewfield 

Viger 

Vigo 


Missisquoi Q 

Dauphin M 

Humboldt  ...Sask 
Lennox  and 
Addington . . . .  O 

Wright Q 

Grenville  O 

Grey  E  R O 

Verchferes Q 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Bruce  SR O 

Jacques  Oartier  .  Q 

Essex  S  R O 

Mackenzie Sask 

Strathcona Alta 

Rainy  River O 

Assiniboia  W.Sask 
Antigonishe  . .  N  S 

Nipissing 

Labelle Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Carleton O 

King's N  S 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's PEI 

Northumb'  W  R.0 

Frontenac O 

Victoria NB 

Iberville Q 

Oxfords  R O 

Vaudreuil Q 

Bruce  S  R 0 

Dauphin  ...  ..Man 

King's N  S 

Nipissing O 

Wolfe Q 

Qu'Appelle  ..Sask 
Huntingdon Q 

Grey  S  R O 

Red  Deer Alta 

Victoria B  C 


Victoria BC 

do       BC 

do       BC 

Carleton NB 

Cumberland ..  N  S 

Queen's PE  I 

Hochelaga Q 

Annapolis N  S 

S.  Cape  B't'n..NS 

King's P  E  I 

Ontario  S  R 0 

King's N  S 

Simcoe  E  R O 

Inverness N  S 

Cape  Breton . . .  N  S 
AlgomaER O 

Victoria O 

York  C  R O 

Annapolis N  S 

Arthabaska Q 

Prince PEI 

Victoria  City..BC 

A.nnapolis N  S 

Queen's N  B 

Selkirk M 

Lotbinifere Q 

Elgin  E  R O 

Northumberi'dNB 
Assa.  West... Sask 
Qu'Appelle . . .  Sask 

T6miscouata Q 

Simcoe  N  R O' 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKBY,PP.174-178 


Henry  ville  677  •! 
Gilbert  Pla's  534-13 
Davidson  534-22 

Lavant  Sta.  611 
535-27 

Spencerville  535-20 
Dundalk  535-40 
677-3,  329-5 
Gleichen  535-53 
Ripley  580-48 
St.  Paul  580-9 
New  Canaan  889-2 
534-13  (R.  R.  name 

Verigin) 
534-14 
535-51  (R.  R.  name 

Vermilion) 
Craven  534-22 
L.  South  Riv.  599-7 
0535-13 

Huberdeau  533-5 
535-74 

Osgoode  Sta.  535-20 
Centreville  562-2 
665-5 
665*6  (R.  R.  name 

Vernon) 
Grafton  580-9 
611 

St.  Hilaire  700-1 
535-3,  194-19 
Brownsville  693-34 
Rigoud  535-31-32, 

328 
Paisley  580-54 
Oak  Point  534  11 
Wolfville  562-1 
Cache  Bay  535-13 
Garthby  Sta.  675 
Sedley  535-65 
Hemmingford 

580-5 
Durham  580  46 
Stettler  535-114 
535-140,  710,  450-1- 

2-5-6-8,  254,  272, 

207-6-8,  280,  290, 

452-2 
City  of  Victoria 
do 
do 

Hartland  535-90 
Conn's  Mills,  599-15 
C.  Traverse  665-2 
ia  Montreal 
89-1 

ia  Sydney,  N  S 
Montague665 -7,362 
Uxbridge  580-36 
Avlesford  562-1 
580-32 

maPt.  Hastings601 
via  Sydney,  N  S 
535-25  (R.  R.  name 

Victoria  Mine) 
580-29 
Richmond  Hill 

532-1,704    [562-1 
Middleton  589-1, 
580-12-14 
Northam  665-1 
via  Victoria,  B  C 
Clementsport  562-1 
Coles  Island  390-5 
Gimli  535-61 
Des  Chaillons  618 
535-46 
Rogersville  599-2 

Macoun  535-66 
St.  Arsene  599-2 
Phelpston  58066 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Viking 

Village  Belanger 

Villagedale 

Vl;/e  des  A'lnaies 

Village  Green 

Village  La  Prairie 
Village  Richelieu 

Village  St.  Jean . . 
Village  St.  Onge. 

Village  St.  Pierre 

Villa  Lea 

ViUanova   

Vineelette 

Ville  Guay 

Ville  Marie 


Villemay 

Villeray 

Villeneuve  .... 

Villeroy 

Villeneuve  .... 
Ville  St.  Pierre 

Villette 

Villiers 


Villefranche . 
Vincellette. . , 
Vincennes... 

Vincent  

Vine 

Vineland 

Vinemount . . 
Vinette  


Vinton  

Viola  Dale . 
Violet   .... 


Violet  Hill 

*Virden 

Virgil 


Virginia 


Viscount 

Visitation  Stree  t. 

Vista 

Vita 


*Vittoria 

Vivian , 

Vogler's  Cove 

Voght  Valley  . . . , 

Vonda 

Vroomanton 

Vyner  

Waasis  Station  .. 
Waba 


Wabamun. 


Wabasca 
Wabash  . 


Wabassee 

Wawbewawa  . 

Wabigoon  . . . 

Wadden  Cove. 

Wadena 

Wadhams 

Wagarville  . . . 

Wagram 

Wahnapitae. . 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


.Alta 
Q 


Strathcona 

Laval  

Shelburhe NS 

L'Islet Q 

Queen's PEI 

Kent NB 

Rouville Q 

Kent  NB 

St.  Maurice Q 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Humbolt Sask 

Norfolk  O 

Selkirk M 

Le\is Q 

Pontiac Q 


Wahstao 

Wah  Tay  Beg. . . . 

Wainwright 

Waitville 

Wakaw 

Wakefield 

Wakefield  Centre 


L6vis 

Laval 

Edmonton Alta 

Lotbini^re Q 

Maisonneuve Q 

Jacques  Cartier. .  Q 

Compton  Q 

Peterboro'  E  R.  0 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 

Selkirk M 

Champlain Q 

Queen's N  B 

Simcoe  S  R O 

Lincoln O 

Wentworth O 

Russell 0 

Pontiac Q 

Marquette M 

Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Dufferin O 

Brandon M 

Lincoln O 

YorkN  R O 

Humboldt Sask 

City  of  Montreal  Q 

Marquette M 

Provencher M 

Norfolk   O 

YorkNR O 

Lunenburg NS 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Humboldt Sask 

Ontario  N  R O 

Lambton  W  R...0 

Sunbury NB 

Renfrew  S  R...0 

Edmonton Alta 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 


Edmonton 
Kent   ER 


.Alta 
...O 


Labelle Q 

Nipissing O 

Rainy  River O 

Cape  Breton.  ..N  S 
Humboldt....  Sask 
Comox-Atlin .  .B  C 

Frontenac O 

Wellington  NRO 
Nipissing O 

Edmonton Alta 

Nipissing O 

Strathcona . .  .Alta 
Pr'nce  Albert  Sask 

Humboldt Sask 

Wright Q 

Carleton N  B 


Camrose  535-113 
St.  Martin  535-18 
Barrington  589-3 
Ste.  Louise,  599-3 
MountAlbion  665'5 
Rexton  610 
194-20  (R.  R.  name 

Richelieu) 
Acadie  Siding  599 -2 
Shaw'egan  June. 

533-1-3 
Rogersville  599-2 
Watson  534  13 
693-34 

Fort  Garry  535-61 
via  Levis,  Que. 
318  or  Hailevbury, 

Ont,  699 
via  Levis,  Que. 
Mile  End  535-18 
Strathcona  535-63, 
599-16  [544-14 

Mile  End  535-18 
St.  Paul  580-09 
Coaticook  580-8 
580-27  (R  R  name 

Blezard's) 
Moose  Jaw  535-52 
Fort  Garry  536-61 
Champlain  535-21 
Welsford535-88 
680-65 

Jordan  Sta.  580-83 
703 
Hammond  535-31, 

580-107 
635-28 

Hamiota  535-50 
Earnestown  Stati'n 

g80-9 
Shelburne  535-40 
635-52,  534-3 
Niag'a-on-the-L'ke 

693-35,303,307-1 
vSutton  West  580-37 

orPefferlaw532  1 
Bruno  534-14 

Rossburn  534-10 
Dominion  City 

535-55 
580-86 
580-37 

Mill  Village  589-3 
Spence's  Br.  535-70 
.534-14 

Sunderland  680-36 
Perch  Sta.  680-51 
536 -82(RRn  Waasis) 
Arnprior  535-12, 

580-110 
Strathcona  535-63, 

634-14 
Ft.  Saskat'n  634-14 
Thamesville580-97, 

536-42 
Nominingue  535-23 
Englehart  699 
536-51,436 
Port  Morien  698 
534-13 
450-5 

Tichborne611 
Kenilworth  535-41 
.535-13  (R.  R.  name 

Wanapitei) 
Lament  634-14 
Englehart  699 
Vermilion  634-14 
Birch  Hills  634-12 
Rosthurn  634-22 
535-27 
Woodstock  535-90 


1911] 

POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA.                   271 

.RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKBT,PP.174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY,PP.  174-178 

Wakopa 

Souris M 

Assa.  West... Sask 

534-5 
.5.35-52 

Warman 

Warminster 

Warmley 

Warner         .... 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Simcoe  E  R  ....0 
Assa.  East.  ...Sask 
Lincoln 0 

Alberta Alta 

Battleford  . . .  Sask 

Nipissing 0 

York NB 

Peterboro'  E  R.O 

Thunder  Bay  and 

Rainy  River... 0 

Perth  NR 0 

Edmonton  —  Alta 

Drummond Q 

Lambton  E  R  ..0 

Kootenay BC 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Saskatchewan  Sask 
Victoria N  S 

N.  Cape  Breton 

and  Victoria 

Queen's.   NB 

Simcoe  E  R  ....  0 

Frontenac 0 

Oxford   NR....0 
Souris  .        .  .     M 

534-14-22 

Waldeck 

Orillia  580-32-67 

WaldeckLine.... 

Waldegrave 

Waldemar 

Walden 

Annapolis N  S  Clementsport  562 -1 

Colchester  . . .  .N  S  Tatamagouche 599- 
Dufferin  N  R.  ..0  535-41                  [15 
Lunenburg. . .  .N  S  Blockhouse  589  3 

Dauphin Man  Glenella  534-6 

Saskatoon.. .  .Sask  Rosthern  534-22 
Thuiider  Bay  andl 

Kisbey  535-65 
DarlingRoad  693-34 

580-97 
Coutts  503-1 

Warner 

Waldersee  

Waldheim 

Warnock 

Warren  . . 

Paynton  534-14 
535-13 

Waldhof 

Warren 

Harvey  Sta.  535-88 
vtaPeterboro',Ont. 

Waldo 

Rainy  River  . .  0 

Kootenay BC 

Assa.  West... Sask 
Algoma   ER....0 

Assa.  East.... Sask 

Stormont 0 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Dauphin M 

Middlesex  W  R..0 
Arthabaska  . . . .  Q 

Muskoka 0 

King's N  B 

Bruce    E  R....  0 
Essex  NR 0 

Richmond NS 

Perth  NR 0 

Cumberland.. N  S 
Mackenzie — Sask 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 
Cumberland  . .  N  S 
Cumberland..  NS 
Cumberland... N  S 

Ken   ER 0 

Cumberland..  NS 
Cumberland. . .  N  S 

Rimouski Q 

Peterboro'  ER..0 
Cumberland..  NS 
Cumberland . .  N  S 
Elgin  W  R   ....  0 
Hastings  W  R..0 
Kino-'s        ...     N  S 

Eagle  River  535-51 
Elkmouth  464-67 
Bethune  534-22 
535-25  (R.  R.  name 

Walford) 
Whitewood  535-111 
580-9 

Savana  535-70 
Togo  534-14 
693-37 
580-14  (R.  R.  name 

Walker's  Cut)  trs 
420-3  orGravenh' 
580-67  or  Bala  532-1 
Sussex  599-12 
580-54 
196-5,889-2,580-97, 

165-1  Ferry  with 

Detroit,  Mich 
Basin  Road  537 
Gowanstown  580 -53 
599-15 

Yorkt'n  535-101-112 
Pugwash  Jc.  599-15 
Pugwa-sh  J.  599  15 
599-15 
599-15 
889-3 

Malagash  599-15 
Malagash  599-15 
Cedar  Hall  599-2 
Mill  Brook  580-35 
Malagash  599-15 
599-15(RRnWal'ce) 
Dutton693-34,889-2 
via  Belleville  Ont. 
Grand  Pr6  562-1 
535-47 

Manotick  S.  535-20 
YellowGrass  5.35-66 
Bright  580-79 
Watford  580-83 
535-104 

PortLambton889-3, 
535-53                   [98 
Vittoria  580-86 
Port  Rowan  580-86 
Chatsworth  535-40 
535-28  (RRname 

Waltham) 
535-47 

Scotch  Village562 -4 
Holderville  390 
Daysland  535-113 
Kerrwood  580-83 
464-100. 
Radison  534-14 
5321,  580111 
580-83            [535-57 
Boissevain  464  91 
535-52 

Pla.ster  Rock  535-91 
Lansdowne  580-9 
535-4 

Bresaylor  534  14 
Parrsboro549,392-3 
Sussex  599-12 
L.  Stewiacke  599-1 
535-67 
Newbury  535-42, 

580-97 
Proton  Sta.  535-40 
Monc'landS.  535-33 
Hastings  580  27 

Warsatv  

Warsaw 

Waldorf     

Walford  Station.. 

Waldron 

*Wales 

Wartburg 

Warwick 

*  Warwick 

Warwick 

Wasa  

Devlin  534-20 
Sebringville  580-52 
Vegreville  534-14 
580-12 
Watford  580  83 

Walhachin 

Fort  Steele  535-67 

Condie  534-22 

Walker's  .     . 

Waseca 

Saskatoon  535-62 

Walker'sCutting. 

Walker's  Point.. 

Walker's  Settle'nt 

*Walkerton 

*Walkermlle  .... 

Washabuck  B'dge 

WashabuckCentr. 

Washadamoak . . . 

Washago 

Washburn 

Washington 

Waskada 

Wassewa 

Waterborough  . . 

*Waterdown 

*Waterford 

Waterford  

Waterford 

Waterford  

Water  Glen 

Waterloo 

*  Waterloo   

*  Waterloo   

Waternish 

Waterside 

Waterside 

Waterton 

Waterton  Mills. . . 

Watertown 

Watervale    

*Waterville 

Waterville  

*Waterville 

*Wat/ord    

Watford 

Alba  599-14 orLi'tle 
Narrows  364-4 

364-4 

Codys  637 
580-67,  532-1 
319ort;iaKing8t'nO 
Bright  580-79 
535-69 

Walkerville 

Wallace 

Souris M 

Queen's NB 

Wentworth 0 

Norfolk 0 

Digby N  S 

King's NB 

Prince P  E  I 

Strathcona....  Alta 
Lunenburg....  NS 

Shefiford Q 

Waterloo  N  R  ..0 

Guysboro' NS 

Albert NB 

Pictou NS 

Leeds 0 

Alberta Alta 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Pictou N  S 

Compton Q 

Carleton NB 

King's N  S 

Lambton  E  R  ..0 

Lunenburg NS 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Humboldt.... Sask 
Lanark  N  R  ....0 

Carleton N  B 

Parry  Sound ....  0 

Carieton 0 

Halifax N  S 

Kootenay BC 

Marquette M 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

Simcoe  E  R 0 

Lambton  W  R  ..O 
Assa.  East.... Sask 

Grey  SR 0 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 
Gloucester....  NB 
Colchester.... N  S 
Prince  Edward.. 0 
Prince  Edward.. 0 
Simcoe  E  R  ....  0 

Halifax N  S 

Selkirk M 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Brandon M 

Parry  Sound . . . .  O 
Charlotte.... N  B 
Assa  East ....  Sask 
Northumberi'dNB 
Cumberland..  NS 

Boissevain  535-57 
390-2  or  Young's 

Cove  637 
580-87,  535 •44(F  03 

miles  from  R  R) 
693-34,  703 
Digby562-1,  392-2 
Sussex  599-12 
St.  Louis  665-1 
Ponoka  535-63 
Brid'water  589-1-3, 
535-4,  194-20      [374 
580-47,  678 
Sherbrooke  370 
Albert  693 
via  Pictou,  NS 
Mallorytown  5809 
Cardston  503  "2 

Wallace   

Wallace    

Wallace  Bay 

Wallace  BaySouth 
Wallace  Bridge.. 
Wallace  B'dg  Sta. 
*Wallaceburg  . . . 
Wallace  Grant.. 
Wallace  HiKhl'ds. 

Wallace  Mill 

Wallace  Point.... 
Wallace  Ridge... 
Wallace  Station.. 

Wallacetoivn 

Wallbridge 

Wallbrook  .. 

Wallenstein 

Waller 

Wellington  NR..0 

Carleton 0 

Qu'Appellc.Sask 
Oxford    N  R....0 
Lambton    E  R..0 
Assa.  East....  Sask 
Umbton  W  R.. . . 
Assa.  West.... Alta 

Vorfolk  O 

Norfolk 0 

Grey  N  R 0 

Pontiac Q 

Huron  S  R   ....  0 

Hants N  S 

King's NB 

Strathcona....  Alta 
Middlesex  NR..0 

Kootenay B  C 

Battleford....Sask 
Parry  Sound....  O 
Lambton  WR..0 

Souris M 

Assa.  East.... Sask 

Victoria N  B 

Leeds 0 

Shefiford Q 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
Cumberland.. N  S 

King's NB 

Colchester.... N  S 

Kootenay BC 

Middlesex  W  R..0 

Grey    E  R O 

Stormont 0 

Northumb*  E  R.O 

Craik  53562 

W.  Riv.  Sta.  599-13 

Wallindale 

Walmer 

580-8 
U.Wood8to'k535-90 

Walnut 

562-1 

580-83 

Walpole  Island... 
Walsh 

N'wGerm'ny589-l-2 

Watroiis 

Davidson  534-22 

Walsh 

534-13 

WaUingham  Cen. 
Walter's  Falls. . . 
Waltham  Station. 

Walton  

Watson's  Corners 
Watson  Settlem't 

Wattenwyl 

Wattersons  C'n'rs 
Watt  S'cti'n,S.H. 

Wattsburg 

Wattsview 

Waubamick 

*Waubaushene  . . 

Waubuno  

Wauchope 

Waudby 

Lavant  Station  611 
Debec  535-85-90 
South  Riv.  580-67 
Manotick  535-20 
West  River  Sheet 

Walton 

Harbour  368,371-1 

Walton's  Lake  . . 

Wanda 

Wanderland 

Cranbrook    535  67- 
Birtle  535-101   [108 
via  Parry  Sound  0 
580-32 

Wanganni 

Wanikewin 

Wanstead 

Kimball  693-37 
535-65 
Markdale  535-40 

Wapaha   

Waugh 

Morinville  534-24 

Wapella  

Wapske 

Waugh 

Caraquet  540 
Tata'gouche  599-15 
via  Picton,  Ont. 

Waugh's   River.. 

Waupoos 

Waupoos  East . . . 

Waverley 

Waverley 

Wavy  Bank 

Warburton 

Wardenville 

Ward's  Brook     . . 
Ward's  Creek  Rd. 
Ward's  Crossing. . 

Wardner 

*  Wardsville 

Elmvale  580-66-69 
599-1-6 

Stonewall  535-60 
Stone  535-113 

Wawanesa 

Wawashkesh 

Waweig  .    . 

534-21 
535-87 

Wareham 

Wawota 

535-104 

Wayerton 

Wayford 

Newcastle  599  -2, 353 

*Warkworth  .... 

Amherst  .599-1 

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[1911 


POST 
OFFICRS. 


Waylaiid 

Wayside 

Way's  Mills . . . 

Wealthy 

Weatherley . . . 

Weaver 

Weaver  Settlem't 

Webb 

*  Webbwood  . . . 
Webster's  Corn'rs 

"Webster's  Corn  er 

Wedgeport 

Weedon 

Weedon  Centre. 
Weedion  Station. 

"Weidiuann    

Weir 

Weir 

Weirhill 

Weirstead  . 

Weissenburg  . . . 

Welby 

Welch  

Welcome 

Welcome  Pass.. 

Weldon 

Weldon 

*Welland    

*Welland  Port.. 
Welland  Station 


ELKCTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Wellbank 

Wellburn 

*  Wellesley 

Welling 

Wellington 

*  Wellington  . . . 

*  Wellington   ... 

Wellington 

Wellington  Sta  . 

Wellington  Sta. . 

Wellman'sCorn'rs 

Wells 

Wellsdale 

Wellwood 

Welsford 

Welsford 

Welsford  Road. 

Welshtown 

Welton's  Corner 

Welwyn 

Wemyss 


Wendover 


AlgomaWR.  ...O 
Lanark  S  R  ....O 

Stanstead Q 

Victoria Alta 

Lunenburg   ..N  S 

Victoria NB 

Digby N  S 

Assa  West Sask 

AlgomaE  R  ....O 
New  Westmin'rB  C 

Queen's PEI 

Yarmouth  . . . .  N  S 

Wolfe Q 

Wolfe  Q 

Wolfe Q 

Lambton  E  R  ..0 
Wentworth O 

Argenteuil Q 

Assa.  East .  . .  Sask 

Pontiac Q 

Waterloo  N  R  ..O 

Saltcoats Sask 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Durham O 

Comox-Atlin..B  C 

Albert NB 

Humboldt Sask 

Welland O 

Lincoln O 

Welland O 

Moose  jaw Sask 

Middlesex  ER  ..O 
Waterloo  N  R  ..0 
Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Prince PEI 

Prince  Edward.. O 
Comox-Atlin..BC 

Yarmouth N  S 

Prince P  E  16 

Halifax NS5 

Hastings  W  R..0 


Wensley 

Wentworth  . . . 
WentworthCentre 
Wentworth  Creek 
Wentworth  Sta. 

Wentzell's  Lake . 

Wesley 

Wesley  ville 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY, PP.  174-1 78 


535-13 

Perth  535-34,  827-2 
Coaticook  580-8 
Mann  ville  534-14 
Brid'water  589-1-3, 

374 
Plaster  Rock  535 -91 
Weymouth  B.  562-1 
35-53 
535-25 
Port  Haney  535-70, 

450-3,  458 
Pisquid  665-2 
via  Yarmouth 
675 

Weedon  Sta.  675 
675(RR  n.  Weedon) 

Harrisburg  580-54- 

78-83 
533-5 

Kisbey  535-65 
Maryland  535-28 
535-47  (R  R  name 

Weisenburg) 
Tantallon  535-111 
Port  Elgin  638 
via  Port  Hope,  Ont 
455-2 
693 

Kinistino  534  12 
196-5,580-88,693-31 

34,  703 
St.  Anns  703 
6-25-2-5   (R  R  name 

Welland) 
Park  beg  536-52 
Belton  580-49 
Baden  580-51 
Raymond  503-1 
6  65-1 
544 

535-140 
Hebron  562-1 
55.1  (RRname 
Wellington) 
99-1  (RR  name 
Wellington) 
544  (RR  n.Rawdon 


West  Berlin 

West  Bolton  .... 

I  Westboro' 

We-stbourne .. 

iW.Br.S.Nichol'sR 
W.Br'chRiv.John 
Westbridge 


West  Brome 

West  Brook 

West  Brook 

West  Brooklyn . . . 

jWestbrook  Mills. 
\West  Broxighton. 

Westbury 

!  Westbury  Basin . . 
[West  Caledonia.. 

'■  West  Cape 

!  Westchester 

:  Westchester  Lake 
j  Westchester  Sta. . 

i  WestChezzetcook 
I  West  Clifford.... 
!  Westcock 

Westcott 

West  Devon 

West  Ditton 

West  Dublin 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


King's N  B>»aSt.  John  N  B 

Victoria Alta  Saskatoon  535-63 

Portage  laPrairieM  535-109 

Queen's N  B  535-88 

Pictou N  S  River  John  599-15 


King's N  S 

Shelburne  ....N  S 

Kings  NS 

Assa.  East ....  Sask 
Lanark  S  R  ....O 


Prescott . 


..O 


Wessington 

West  Advocate. 

West  Alba 

West  Amherst .  . . 
West  Apple  River 
West  Arichat .... 

West  Aj^lwin 

Westbank 

West   Bay  

West  Bay  Road.. 


Frontenao O 

Cumberland. . .  N  S 
Cumberland..  N  S 

Hants NS 

Cumberland . .  N  S 

Lunenburg N  S 

Wellington O 

Durham 0 

Strathcona  ..Alta 
Cumberland ..  N  S 

Inverness N  S 

Cumberland . . .  N  S 
Cumberland. .  .N  S 
Richmond N  S 

Wright Q 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Inverness N  S 

Inverness  ....N  S 


Aylesford  562-1 
Shelbur'e  589-3,373 
Aylesford  562-1 
535-111 
535-34  (RR  name 

Bathurst) 
327,  328   or  Plais- 

anceQue.  535*18 
Lavant  Sta.  611 
Wentworth  S.  599-1 
Wentwort.h  S.599-1 
Windsor  562-1,  626 
.5991  (RRname 

Wentworth) 
Northfield  589-1 
Grand  Valley  535 -41 
Newtonville  Stat'n 

580-9 
Stettler  535-114 
Par'sboro'549,392-3 
Alba  599-14 
Amherst  599-1 
River  Hebert  525 
Arichat  369-1, 371-1 

or  Gr'd  Anse  f.37 
535-27  (R  R  name 

Aylwin) 
Kelowna  445-6 
West  Bay  R.  599-14 
599-14 


Westdyke 

Westerdale 

West  Earltown . . 

West  Ely 

West  End 

Westerly 

WesternCovehead 
Western  Head  . . 

Westerose 

Western  Road    . . 
West  Essa 


Queen's N  S 

Brome Q 

Carleton O 

Portage  laPrairieM 

Kent  .' N  B 

Pictou N  S 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Brome Q 

Frontenac O 

Cumberland . .  N  S 
Annapolis N  S 

Cumberland. ..N  S 

Megantic Q 

Compton  Q 

Compton Q 

Queen's NS 

Prince PEI 

Cumberland. . .  N  S 
Cumberland. .  .N  S 
Cumberland  ..N 

Halifax NS 

Lunenburg  . .  N  S 
Westmoreland  N  B 

Calgary Alta 

Prince PEI 

Compton Q 

Lunenburg NS 

Battleford.  ...Sask 

Red  Deer Alta 

Colchester  ....NS 

Shefford Q 

Saltcoats Sask 

Pictou N  S 

Queen's  ...  PEI 

Queen's N  S 

Strathcona Alta 

Prince PEI 

Simcoe  S  R O 


West  Fairview... 
Westfield  Centre. 


Westfield. 
Westfield. 
Westfield . 


WestFlamboro'gh 

Westford 

West  Franklin . . . 

West  Glassville . . 

West  Gore 

West  Gravelbourg 
WestGravenhurst 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R,  STATION, 
SEE  KET,PP.  174-178 


Brooklyn  689-3 
Knowlton  535-4 
via  Ottawa,  Ont. 
535-100 

Harcourt  599-2 
Scotsburn  599-15 
Midway   464-108, 

535-78 
535-3 

oia  Kingston,  Ont. 
549 
Middletown  5621, 

589-1 
Westbrook  549 
Broughton  Sta.  675 
Ascot  Corner  675 
East  Angus  675 
Caledonia  589-2 
O'Leary  Sta.  665-1 
Westch'erSta.  599-1 
Westch'erSta.599-1 
599-1  (R  R  name 

Westchester) 
via  Halifax  N  S 
Pleasant  Riv.  589*2 
599-1 
Didsbury  535-63 

1 
Scotstown  535-7 
Bridg'water589-l-3 

374 
Lashburn  534-14 
Olds  535-63 
Denmark  599-15 
Valcourt  653 
Dubuc  535-111 
River  John  599-15 
Little  York  665-3 
Liverpool  .'i89-3,373 
Wetaskiwin  535-63 
Coleman  665-1 
Alliston  580-64, 

535-48 
pia  Vancouver,  BC 
536-88(  R.  R.  name 
Westfield  Beach) 
Auburn  535-47 
Caledonia  589-2 
535-88,    390,    390-5 
(R.R.  n  Lingley) 
Dundas  580-83,  703 
Lucknow  580-48 
Mt.  Albert  580-37, 

532-1 
Bristol  535-90 


West  Grove 

West  Guilford  . . . 

West  Hall 

Westham  Island. 
West  Hansford . . 

West  Head 

West  Hill 

Westholme 

Westhope 

West  Huntingdon 
West  Huntley  . . 
West  Inglesville. 

West  Jeddore 

West  Keith  . . . . 
WestLaHaveF'ry 


West  Lake 

West  Lakevale . . 
West  Lawrencet'n 
West  Leicester.. 

Westley 

West  Linden 

West  Liseomb . . . 
West  Lochaber  . . 
*West  Lome 


CitvofVanc'verBC 
King's N 

Huron  E  R O 

Queen's N  S 

King's N  B 

Wentworth  S  R..0 

Bruce  SR O 

YorkNR O 

Carleton NB 

Hants N   S  Clarksville  562-4 

Moose  Jaw Sask  Mortlach  535-52 

Muskoka O  Gravenhur8t580-67 

I     420-3 

Muskoka 0  Rosseau  420-3 

Haliburton O  Haliburton  580-30 

Souris M  Underbill  534-3 

NewWestmin'rBC  Ladner  450-4 
Cumberland. .  .N  S' Conn's  Mills  599-15 
Shelburne. . .    .N  S\via  Clarke's  H..NS 

York  C  R O, Rouge  Hill  580-9 

Nanaimo BC,  535 -140 

Assa.  West. .  .SaskiHanley  535-62 
'  580-33 
Almonte  535-12 
Lawren  cet' wn  562-1 
via  Halifax,  N  S 
Robinson  535*7 
Brid'water  589*1-3, 

374 
via  Picton,  Ont. 
Antigonishe    599-7 


Hastings  WR...0 

Carleton :   O 

Annapolis N  S 

Halifax N  S 

Compton  Q 

Lunenburg NS 


Prince  Edward . .  O 

Antigonishe  .  .N 

Halifax N  S.oia  Halifax,  N  S 

Cumberland . .  N  S  Amherst  599-1 

Kootenay B  C  Castleg'r  535-72-78 

Cumberland. .  N  S  Oxford  599-15 
Guysborough . .  N  S  Liseomb  370 
Antigonishe. .  .N  S  Antigonishe  599-7 
Elgin  W  R 0  693-34,  889-2 


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RAIIiROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

BliECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

POST 

KLECTORAIj 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICKS. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST   R.  R.  STATION, 

SEEKKy,PP.174-178 

SKBKEy,PP.174-178 

W't  Mabou  Harb' 

Inverness N  S 

Mabou  601,  360 

Whim  Road 

King's PEI 

Montague  Bridge 

West  McGillivray 

Middlesex  NR...0 

Cladeboyne  580-50 

665-2 

Westmeath 

Renfrew  N  R. . .  0 

oia  Pembroke,  0. 

Whim  Road  Cross 

King's P  E  I 

Montague665-7,362 

West  Medford  . . . 

King's NS 

Canning  562-2 

*Whitby 

Ontario  S  K 0 

.580 -9-38  (R.R.  name 

West  Merigomish 

Pictou N  S 

599-7 

Whitby  J.on  580-9) 

West  Middle  Sable 

Shelburne  ....NS 
Prescott 0 

Sable  River  589-3 
Pendleton  535-31 

White 

Lanark  N  R 0 

Mackenzie....  Sask 

Perth  535-34   327-2 

Westminster 

Whiteleech 

Benito  534-19 

West  Montrose... 

Waterloo  N  R...0 

Elmira  535-47, 
580-47 

WhitebreadSta.. 

KentER 0 

889-3  (R.  R.  name 
Whitebread) 

Westmoor 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Qu'Appelle  535-52 

Whitebrush 

Strathcona...  Alta 

Ponoka  535-63 

Westmor'd  Point. 

Westmoreland  N  B 

599-1  (R.  R.  name 

Whiteburn  Mines 

Queen's N  S 

Caledonia  589-2 

Aulac) 

White  Chiirch.  .. 

Bruce  SR 0 

580-48 

*  Westmount 

Hochelaga Q 

535-3-33 

White  Court  .... 

Edmonton Alta 

Edmonton  535-63 

West  New  Annan. 

Colchester.... N  S 

Tat'agouche  599-15 

White  Fish 

Algoma  E  R 0 

535-25 

W.  Ne'dy  Quoddy 

Halifax N  S 

Port  Dufferin  368, 

White  Fish  Lake. 

Edmonton....  Alta 

Vegreville  534-14 

370,  371-1 

White  Fish  Lake. 

Wright Q 

Gracefield  535-27 

West  Newton.... 

Prince P  E  I 

Emerald  665-1-2 

White  Glen 

Carleton  N  B 

Peel  535-90 

West  Northfield  . 

Lunenburg  . .  N  S 

Bridgewater  589-1- 

White  Hawk  .... 

Mackenzie  ..   Sask 

Canora  534-13 

3,  374 

Whitehall 

Parry  Sound.... 0 

580-111 

Weston 

King's N  S 

York  C  R 0 

Berwick  562-1 

Whitehead 

Guysborough..N  S 

368  or  Anti^-onish 

*Weston  

580-51,  535-40 

599-7 

Weston 

Carleton N  B 

Debec  535-85-90 

Whitehead 

King's NB 

390-3  or  Rothesay 
599-12 

West  Oromocto . . 

Sunbury NB 

WaasisSta.  535-82 

WestOsgoode,... 

Carleton 0 

Osgoode  Sta.  535-20 

White  Head 

Charlotte  . . . .  N  B 

North  Head  403 

Westover 

Wentworth 0 

Dundas  580-83,  703 

White  H'd,Perc6. 

Gasp6 Q 

Perc6  346,  348,  350 

WestPetpeswick. 

Halifax N  S 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

White  Hill 

Pictou N  S 

Glengarry   Station 

West  Plain 

Lennox  and 

599-13 

Addington 0 

Tamworth  509*1 

White  Horse 

Yukon  Ter 

862 

West  Point 

Prince  Edward . .  0 

via  Picton,  Ont. 

Whitehurst 

Leeds 0 

535-16  (RR.n'e  Bell) 

West  Point 

Prince PEI 

Coleman  665-1 

White  Lake 

Renfrew  S  R. . .  0 

Arnp'r  535-12, 

*Westport   

Leeds 0 

516,  319 

580-110 

*Westport   

Digby N  S 

381 

White  Lake 

Yale  Cariboo . .  B  C 

Penticton  445-6  or 

West  Port  Clyde. 

Shelburne.... N  S 

Port  Clyde  589-3, 

Keremeos464-108 

369-6,  380 

White  Lake 

Moose  Jaw  . . .  Sask 

Swt.  Current  535-52 

West  Pubnico .... 

Yarmouth  ....NS 

Lower  E't  Pubnico 

589-5 
Pugwash  599-15 

Whiteman  Creek. 

Yale-Cariboo...B  C 

Okanagan  Landing 

535-74 
535-51 

West  Pugwash. . . 

Cumberland... N  S 

Whitemouth 

Selkirk M 

WestQuaco 

St.  John N  B 

St.  Martin's  592 

White  Oak 

Middlesex  ER...0 

via  London,  Ont. 

West  River 

Albert N  B 

693 

White  Point 

Victoria NS 

364-5,  371-2  or  via 

West  River 

Pictou N  S 

W'stRiv.Sta.599-13 

N.  Sydney,  N  S 

West  River  Sta.. 

Pictou N  S 

599-13(RRn.W'tR) 

White  Rapids.... 

Northumberl'd.NB 

Coughlan  599-19 

West  Royalty.... 

Queen's PEI 

via  Charlottetown 

*  White  River.... 

Algoma 0 

535-13 

W  ScotchSettle'nt 

King's NB 

Norton  687,  599-12 

White  Rock  Mills. 

King's N  S 

Port  Williams  562-1 

West  Shefford.. .. 
W'st  Shefford  Sta. 

Shefford Q 

194-20,  535-7 

White  Rose 

York 0 

Vandorf  532-1 

Shefford Q 

194-211  (R.  R.  name 

White  Sands.... 

King's PEI 

Murray  Harbour 

West  Shefford) 

South  665-5,362 

W.SideMiddle  R'r 

Victoria NS 

Nyanza  364-4 

White  Sand 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

Springside  535-112 

West  St.  Andrew's 

Colchester  . . . .  N  S 

L.Stewiacke  599-1 

White's  Corners. . 

King's NS 

Waterville  562-1 

West  St.  Peter's.. 

King's P  E  I 

Bristol  665-4 

White's  Cove.... 

Queen's N  B 

390-2  or  Cody's  637 

WestSummerland 

Yale-Cariboo..  BC 

Summerland  445-6 

Whiteside 

Muskoka 0 

Redwood  4203  or 

West  Sutton 

Brome Q 

Sutton  535-3 

Staney  Brae  532-1 

W.  Tatamagouche 

Colchester  . . . .  N  S 

Tatamag'che599-15 

Whiteside 

Richmond  ....NS 

537 

Westview 

Assa.  West  . .  Sask 

Caron  535-52 

White's  Lake  .... 

Halifax   NS 

via  Halifax,  N  S 

*WestviUe   

Pictou N  S 

599-9 

White's  Mills  .... 

King's NB 

Holderville  390 

Westward  Ho.... 

Calgary Alta 

Olds  535-63 

White's  Mountain 

King's NB 

Sussex  599-12 

WestWaterville.. 

York NB 

Millville  535-83 

Wliite's  Point.... 

Queen's NB 

Narrows  390-5 

Westwood 

Peterboro'  E  R..  0 

Birdsall's580 -27,314 

White's  Station.. 

Huntingdon Q 

580-7  (R.  R.  name 

*  Wetaskiwin 

Strathcona  . .  Alta 

535-63, 113 

White's) 

Wexford 

York  C  R 0 

Scarboro'J.  580 -9-36 

White's  Settlem't 

Kent NB 

Notre  Dame  627 

Weyburn 

Qu'Appelle...Sask 

535-66 

Whitestone 

Parry  Sound ....  0 

AhmicHarb'r  420-4 

Weymouth  North 

Digby N   S 

562-1,  381 

Whitevale 

Ontario  S  R   ....  0 

Locust  Hill  535-34 

*  Weymouth 

Digby N   S 

562-1 

Whitewater 

Souris M 

.535-57 

Weymouth  Falls. 

Digby NS 

Weymouth  562 '1 

*Whitetvood 

Assa.  East  ...Sask 

535-52 

Weymouth  Mills. 

Digby NS 

Weymouth  562-1 

Whitfield 

Dufferin 0 

Shelburne  535-40 

Whalen 

Middlesex  NR..  0 

Granton  580-51 

Whitford 

Edmonton Alta 

Mundare  534*14 

Whaletown 

Comox-Atlin..BC 

455-2 

Whitla 

Medicine  Hat.  Alta 

Seven  Persons 

Wharncliffe     .... 

Algoma  E  R 0 

via  Thessalon,  Ont 

535-67 

Wliarton 

Cumberland.. N  S 

Parrsb'ro' 549,392-3 

Whitmount 

Frontenao 0 

via  Kingston 

Wheat  Belt 

Red  Deer Alta 

Stettler  535-63 

Whitney 

Northumberl'dNB 

Newcastle599-2,353 

Wheat  Centre. . . . 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

535-53 

*Whit7iey 

Nipissing 0 

580-ni 

Wheatland 

Drummond Q 

Drummondville  E. 

Whitney  Pier  . . . 

Cape  Breton...  NS 

via  Sydney,  N  S 

599-16,  535-4 

Whittier's  Ridge. 

Charlotte NB 

Rolling  Dam  535-87 

Wheatland 

Brandon M 

535-110 

Whittington 

Dufferin 0 

Orangeville  536-40 

Wheatley 

Kent 0 

889-2  )R.R.  Sta.  in 

Whitwick 

Compton Q 

Milan  535-7 

Essex  Co. 

Whitworth 

Temiscouata Q 

Wheatley  River.. 

Queen's  ....  PEI 

Hunter's  Riv.  605 -1 

Whonnock 

New  Westmin'rB  C 

535-70,    450-3,    458 

^Vheaton  Mills  . . 

Westmoreland  N  B 

572  (R.    R.    name 

(L.n.Wharnock) 

Wheaton'8  Mills) 

Whycocomagh . . . 

Inverness  N  S 

364 -4  or  Alba  599 -14 

Wheaton  Settle'nt 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Wheaton  Mills  572 

Wh'coco'a'hBNS. 

Inverness N  S 

Alba  599-14 

Wheat  Valley.... 

Moose  Jaw.  ..Sask 

Beverley  535-53 

Whycocomagh  M. 

Inverness N  S 

Alba  599-14 

Wheatwyn 

A.ssa.  West....  Sask 

Markinch  535-111 

Whycocomagh  P. 

Inverness  N  S 

Alba  599-14 

Wheeler 

Brigden  693  37 
Ashdad  611 

Whytewold 

Selkirk M 

Winnipeg  Beach 

WhelanLak«.... 
18 

Renfrew  S  H. . .  0 

535-61 

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[1911 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 

POST 

KLBCTORAL 

LOCATED, OR  NEAR- 

POST 

ELECTORAL 

LOCATED,  OR  NEAR- 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS 

. 

EST   R,  R.  STATION, 
8EK  KEY,  PP.  174-178 

OFFICES. 

DISTRICTS. 

EST  R.  R.  STATION, 
SEEKEY,PP.174-178 

*Wiarton 

Bruce  NR.. 

...O 

580-56,   426,  148-6, 

Wilstead 

Leeds 0 

via  Gananoque,  0 

Ontario  N  R 
Drummond  . 

....0 
...Q 

424 
Black  wtr.  580-35-36 
535-4(R.R.n.W'am) 

Wilton 

Lennox  and 

Addington....O 
Middlesex  SR  ..0 

Wick 

Wilton  Grove.... 

Camden  East  509*2 

Wickham  West  . . 

889-5  (R.  R.  name 

Wickham 

Queen's 

NB 

390,.390-5orNerepis 
Station  535-88 

Westminster) 
Leduc  536-63 

Wilton  Park 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Wickham  Falls  . . 

Drummond  . 

....Q 

Drummondville  E. 

Wimborne 

Red  Deer Alta 

Innisfail  535-63 

535-4,  599-16 

Winchelsea 

Huron  S  R 0 

Exeter  580-50 

Wicklow 

Carleton.... 

.NB 

Florenceville535-90 

*  Winchester 

Dundas O 

536-33 

Wicklow 

Northumb'WR.O 

Grafton  580-9 

Winchester  Spr'gs 

Dundas 0 

Winchester  535-33 

Wicksteed 

Haliburton . . 

....0 

Haliburton  580-30 

Windei-mere 

Muskoka 0 

420-3orFalkenburg 

Widder 

Lambton  E  R  ..0 
Nipissing 0 

Thedford  580-51 
699  (R.  R.  name 

Windermere 

Kootenay BC 

Sta.  580-67 

Widdifield  Sta. . . 

433 

Widdifield) 

Windfall 

Essex  S  R 0 

Wheatley  889-2 

Wiesville 

Strathcona. . 

.Alta 

Lacombe  536-63 

Windham  Centre 

Norfolk 0 

693-34<RRn.W'd'm) 

Wiggins 

Assa.  West.. 

.Sask 

Saskatoon  535-62 

Windham  Hill.... 

Cumberland  ..NS 

Spring  Hill  549 

Wiggins     . 

Queen's 

,NB 

Cumberl'd  B  637 

Windigo 

Nipissing 0 

King's. PEI 

New  Liskeard  699 

Wigwam 

Willberforce  .... 

Nipissing  ... 

....O 

North  Bay  535-12 

Windon 

Morell  Sta.  665-4 

Haliburton 

....0 

600 

^Windsor 

EssexNR 0 

196-5,693-34,680-97, 

Wilbert 

Saskatchewan  Sask 
AlgomaER....  0 

Bresaylor  534-14 
431orOTaM'ntow'gO 

535-42,  83,  165-1, 

Wikwemikong, .. 

Ferry,  Detroit,M. 

Wilbur . 

Frontenao  . . 
Inverness . . . 

....0 

.  NS 

611 

Alba  599-14 

Windsor 

Carleton N  B 

Hants NS 

Hartland  535-90 

Wilburn  

^Windsor 

662-14 

Wilcox 

Qu'Appelle.. 

Lincoln  

Peel . . 

.Sask 
....0 
....0 

535-66 

SmithviUe  703 
Klienburg  53540 

Windsor  Forks  . . 
Windsor  June... 
*Windsor  Mills.. 

Hants NS 

Halifax NS 

Richmond Q 

Windsor  562-1-4 

Wilcox 

562-1,  699-1-6 

Wildfield 

680-8,  653 

Wild  Horse 

Edmonton.. . 

.Alta 

St.  Albert  534-24 

Windsor  North. . . 

Richmond Q 

Danville  580-12 

Wildmere 

Strathcona . . 

.Alta 

Vermilion  534-14 

Windthorst 

Qu'Appelle  . . .  Sask 

Broadview  535-52 

Wild  Oak 

Dauphin 

...M 

Westbour'e  535-100 

Windygates 

Lisgar M 

Mowbray  535-68 

Wild  Rose 

Prince  Albert.  Sask 

Pr.  Albert  534-12 

Wine  Harbour... 

Guysborough . .  N  S 

Sonora  368,  370 

Wildwood 

Oxford  NR 

....0 

St.  Mary's  580-49 

Wine  River 

Northumberl'd  NB 

Chatham  599-19 

Wilford 

Dauphin.... 
Ontario  N  R 

Regina 

Lambton  W  I 

...M 
....0 

Sask 

Gilbert  Pla's  534-13 
Pefiferlaw532  1 
Rouleau  535-66 

Winfield 

Wellington  NR..0 
Saskatchewan  Sask 
Welland 0 

Alma  580-54 

Wilfrid      

Duck  Lake  534-22 

Wilhelm 

Winger 

Perry  Sta.  693-34 
580-48-50,  536-41 

Wilkesport 

1...0 

Sombra  889-3 

*Wingham 

Wingle 

Huron  ER 0 

Wilkie 

Battleford  . . 
Assa.  West.. 

Sask 
Sank 

535-115 
Bethune  534-22 

RenfrewSR  ....0 
Lisgar M 

Killaloe  580-110 

Wilkie  Bay 

Winkler 

535-67 

Wilkin  Siding  . . . 

Shelburne  .. 

NS 

589-3 

Winlaw 

Assa.  East....  Sask 

Gainsboro'  535-58 

Wilkinson 

Frontenac  . 

0 

Enterprise  509-1 
via  Kingston,  Ont 

Winlaw 

Kootenay BC 

Kootenay B  C 

536-77 

Willetsholme  .... 

Frontenac . . 

...0 

Winn 

Trail  635-78 

Williamsburg 

Dundas 

...  0 

Morrisburg  580-9 

Winnifred 

Medicine  Hat. Alta 

535-67 

Williamsburg 

York 

.NB 

Cross  Creek  699-19 

*  Winnipeg 

Winnipeg M 

.535-61-52-65-57-59- 

Williamsdale  .... 

Cumberland. 

..NS 

Thomps'nsSta599-l 

SubOficeNo.  5 

CityofVVinnipegM 

60-61,  5341-6-11- 

Williamsdale  East 

Cumberland 

..NS 

Thomps'nsSta599-l 

Sub  Office  No.  6 

City  of  Winnipeg  M 

[18 

Williamsford 

Grey  N  R  . . 

...  0 

Chatsworth  535-40 

Sub  Office  No.  7 

CityofWinnipegM 

Williams  Lake.. . . 

Yale-Caribo 

..BC 

Ashcroft  535-70 

Sub  Office  No.  8 

City  of  WinnipegM 

Williamsport 

Williams  Siding.. 

Muskoka  . . . 

0 

Hunts'le  580-67,315 
535-72 

SubOffceNo.  .9 
Sub  Office  No.  10 

CityofWinnipegM 
CityofWinnipegM 

Kootenay  . . . 

..BC 

*Williamstown . . 

Glengarry  . . 

...0 

Lancaster  580-9 

Sub  Office  No.  m 

CityofWinnipegM 

Williamstown  .  . . 

Carleton.... 

..NB 

Up.  W'odst'k  535-90 

*Fort  Rouge . . . 

CityofWinnipegM 

[60-61,  5341-6-18 

Williamsville.... 

Frontenac. 

...  0 

via  Kingston,  Out. 

*  Isabel  St 

CityofWinnipegM 

Williscroft 

Bruce  S  R  . . 

....0 

Dobbinton  580-65 

*MainSt.N... 

CityofWinnipegM 

Willmont 

Humboldt... 

.Sask 

Humboldt  534-13 

Main  St.  S.  . . 

CityofWinnipegM 

Willocks 

Assa.  East... 

.Sask 

Areola  535-65 

*  Portage  Av.C. 

City  of  Winnipeg  M 

Willowbank 

Inverness.  .. 

..NS 

Alexander,  601 

Station  X.... 

CityofWinnipegM 

Willowbrook 

Mackenzie  . . 

.Sask 

Yorkt'n535-101-112 

*  Winnipeg  Beach 

Selkirk M 

535-61 

Willow  Bunch  . . . 

Assa.  West. . 

.Sask 

Moose  Jaw  535-52 

Winnipegosis 

Dauphin M 

534  17,  441 

Willow  Creek.... 

Bruce  NR.. 

....0 

Paisley  580-54 

*  Winona 

Wentworth 0 

580-83,  591 

Willowdale 

York  S  R  . . . 

....0 

704 

Winsloe  Road  . . . 

Queen's PEI 

Little  York  665-3 

Willow  Dale 

Pictou 

..NS 

N  Gls'w  599-7-10-13 

Winsloe  Station.. 

Queen's PE  I 

666  1(RRn.Wi'sloe) 

Willowfield 

SaskatchewanSask 

Balgonie  535-52 

Winslow 

Lincoln 0 

SmithviUe  703 

Willowgrove 

Haldimand.. 

....0 

Oneida  580-70 

Winslow  South  . . 

Compton Q 

Lake  Weedon  675 

Willow  Grove... 

St.  John.... 

.NB 

Winterbourne  . . . 

Waterloo  NR.  ..0 

Eimira  535-47, 

Willow  Hill 

Humboldt... 

.Sask 

Tisdale  534-14 

680-47 

Willowmoor 

Battleford... 

.Sask 

Battleford  534-14 

Winterbum 

Edmonton....  Alta 

Str'c'a  535-63,534-- 

Willow  Point .... 

Kootenay . . . 

..BC 

via  Nelson,  B  C 

Winthorpe 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Sheho  535-112     [14 

Willows 

Alberta  

Kootenay  . . 

.Alta 
..BC 

Nanton  535-64 
Windermere  433 

Winthrop 

Winton  Hill 

Huron  S  R  0 

Battleford  ...Sask 

Seaforth  580-52 

*Wilmer 

Hanley  534  22 

Wilmot 

Carleton 

Annapolis . . . 
Prince 

.NB 
.N  S 
PKI 

Peel  535-90 

562-1 

New  Annan  666-1 

Winside 

Moose  Jaw . . .  Sask 

Parry  Sound 0 

Lambton  E  R  . . .  0 

Moose  Jaw  535-52 

Wilmot 

Wisawasa 

Wisbeach 

Callender  580-67 

Wilmot  Valley . . . 

Watford  580-83 

Wibio   .... 

Renfrew  S  R 

Sunbury 

Lambton  E  ] 
Nanaimo    . . 

....0 
.NB 

580-110 
Minto  637 

Wishart 

Humboldt....  Sask 
Red  Deer Alta 

Sheho  535-112 

Wilsonburgh  .... 
Wilson  Croft 

Wiste 

Stettler  535-114 

R  ..0 
.BC 

Petr'a  580-84,693-36 
Lady  smith  535  140 

Witmer 

Huron  WR 0 

Colchester  ....NS 

Auburn  535-47 

Wilson  Crossing  . 

Wittenburg 

Lo.Stewiacke  599-1 

Wilson  Landing. . 

Yale-Cariboo 

..BC 

Kelowna  445-6 

Wittenburg 

Strathcona....  Alta 

Lacombe  536-63 

Wilson's  Bay  .... 

Grenville 

...  0 

Kem'le  636-20,327-2 

WiwaHiU 

Moose  Jaw... Sask 

Morse  535 -.53 

Wilson's  Beach 

Charlotte 

N  B 

401-lorOTaE'stp'tM 
Kirk's  Ferry  636-27 

Woburn  

Beauce Q 

York  C  R 0 

nia  Lake  Megantic 

Wilson's  Corners. 

Wright 

Wobnrn 

Scarb'o'Jt.  680-9-36 

Wilson's  Mills.... 

Megantic  . . . 

Q 

Robertson  Sta.  675 

Wodehouse 

Grey  E  R O 

Markdale  535-40 

Wilson's  Point... 

Gloucester.. 

.NB 

Shippigan  540 

Woernike 

RenfrewSR 0 

Killaloe  580-110 

Wilson  ville 

Norfolk 

....0 

Vanessa  703  or 
Wat'rf'd603-34703 

Woito 

RenfrewSR O 

RenfrewSR 0 

Pembroke  535-12 

Wolfe 

Killaloe  580-110 

1911] 


POST  OFFICES  AND  RAILROAD  STATIONS   IN   CANADA. 


275 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Wolfe 

Wolfe  Creek 

Wolfe  Island 

Wolfe  Ridge 

Wolf  Lake 

Wolf  River 

Wolfifton 

Wolford  Centre.. 

Wolfsheim 

Wolfstown 

*Wolfville 

Wolseley 

*Wol8eley 

Wolverton 

Wood 

Wood  Bay 

Woodbend 

Woodbine 

Woodbourne 

*  Woodbridge 

Woodbrook 

Woodrous 

Woodburn 

Woodfield 

Woodfield 

Woodford  

Woodglen 

Wood  Green 

Woodham   

Woodhill 

Woodington 

Wood  Island 

Wood  Island 

Wood  Islands  N . . 

Wood  Island  W. . 

Wood  Lake 

Woodlands 

(Summer  Office.) 

Woodlands 

Woodlands 

Woodlawn  

Woodlawn  

Woodlight 

Woodmore 

Wood  Mountain . . 

Woodnorth 

Wood  Point    .... 

Woodridge 

Wood  River 

Woodrooffe 

Woodroyd  

Woodside 

Woodside    

Woodside    

Woodside 

*Woodslee   

Woodstock 

Woodstock 

Woodstock  R  Sta 

Woodvale 

Woodville 

Woodville 

Woodville 

Woodville 

Woodville  Mills.. 

Woodward 

Woodward's  Cove 

Woolchester 

Wooler 

Woonona 

Workman    

Worle.y 

*  Worthinffton 

Wortley  Plains. . . 

Wostok  

Wotton 

WottonHill 

Wotton  Nord.... 


BLBCTORAL 
DlSTRICrS. 


Battleford....Sa8k 

Edmonton Alta 

Frontenac O 

Missisquoi Q 

Pontiac   Q 

Thunder  Bay...O 

Humboldt Sask 

Grenville O 

Humboldt....  Sask 

Wolfe Q 

King's NS 

Grey  NR O 

Qu'Appelle — Sask 

Oxford  NR O 

Hastings  WR.  ..O 

Lisgar M 

Edmonton  . . .  Alta 
Cape  Bre  ton...  NS 

Pictou NS 

YorkCR O 

Prince P  E  I 

Prince  Edward.. O 

Wentworth O 

Pictou N  S 

Selkirk M 

Grey  N  R O 

Strathcona  . . .  Alta 
Middlesex  \VR..O 

Perth  SR 0 

Peel 0 

Muskoka O 

Queen's P  E I 

Charlotte N  B 

Queen's PEI 

Queen's PEI 

St.  John NB 

Chateauguay  . . .  Q 

Macdonald M 

York    NB 

Carleton NB 

Carleton O 

Mackenzie Sask 

Provencher M 

Assa.  West . . .  Sask 

Brandon M 

Westmoreland  N  B 

Provencher M 

Strathcona. .  .Alta 

Carleton O 

Selkirk M 

Megantic    Q 

Port  age  la  PrairieM 

Sunbury N  B 

King's NS 

Essex  N  R    O 

Oxford  N  R O 

Carleton N  B 

Carleton     ....NB 

Digby NS 

Victoria N  B 

Hants NS 

Victoria O 

Prince PEI 

King's PE  I 

NewW'stm'nstrBC 
Charlotte  ....NB 
Assa.  West.  ..Alta 
Northumb'ld  E  R  O 

Macdonald M 

Assa.  East Sask 

Edmonton Alta 

Algoma  E  R O 

Humboldt Sask 

Edmonton  ...Alta 

Wolfe  Q 

Wolfe Q 

Wolfe Q 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
LOCATED,  OR  NEAR 
EST  R.  R.  STATION 
8KBKEy,PP.174-178 


N.Battleford  534-14 

Edmonton  535-63 

325-3orwaK'ng'nO 

Clarenceville  677-1 

Wakefield  535-27 

Ouimet  535-13 

Craik  535-62 

Jasper  535-16 

Lipton  535-111 

Coleraine  Sta.  675 

562-1 

via  Owen  Sound  O 

535-52 

535-35 

Bancroft  600,  544-1 

535-57-68 

Edmonton  535-63 

via  Sydney  N  S 

599-7(RRnW'burn) 

535-40 

Portage  665-1 

Picton  544 

via  Stony  Creek  0 

W.Merig'ishe  599-7 

Win'p'gB'ch  535-61 

via  Meaford  or 

Owen  Sound  Ont 
Daysland  535-113 
Glencoe  580-82-85- 

97,  535-42 
St.  Marys  580-50 
Mai  ton  580-51 
Minett  420-3  or 

Stan'y  Br'e  532-1 
Woodl8ld'8N.665-5 
North  Head  403 
665-5  (R  R  name 

Wood  Island) 
Wood    Islands    N 

665-5 
St.  Martin's  592 
805-40 

534-11 

via  FrederictonNB 

Debec  535-85-90 

Galetta  580-110 

Canora  534-13 

Dom'n'nCity535-55 

M'se  J'w,535-52-107 

Vird'n  535-52,534-3 

Sackville  599-1,638 

534-18 

Ponoka  535-63 

via  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Stonewall  535-60 

Plessisville  580*12 

535-100 

Waasis  Sta.  535 -82 

Canning  562-2 

693-34 

580-80-83,  535-35-38 

535-90,  391 

Debec  535-85-90 

Hebron  562-1 

Grand  Falls  535-84 

Newport  562-4 

580-36 

St.  Louis  665-1 

Cardigan  B'ge665 -3 

450-4 

North  Head  403 

Coleridge  535-53 

via  Trenton,  Ont. 

Woodlands  534-11 

Gainsboro'  535-58 

Edmonton  535 

535 '25 

Strasb'g  St.  535-111 

Chipman  534-14 

Danville  580-12 

Danville  580-12 

Danville  580-12 


POST 
OFFICES. 


Wreck  Cove    

Wright 

*  Wrooceter  

Wychwood  Park. 

Wycliffe 

Wycollar 

Wyebridge 

Wyecombe 

Wyers  Brook 

Wyevale 

Wylie 

Wyman 

Wj'not 

Wynyard  

*  Wyoming 

Wyse's  Corner   . . 

Wyton  Station . . . 

Wj'vern    

Yahk 

Yale 

*Yamachiche 

Yamaska 

Yamaska  East . . 

Yarbo 

*Yarker 

Yann 

*  Yarmouth 

Yarmouth  Centre 
Yarmouth  North. 

Yarrow 

Yatton 

Yearley's 

*  Yellow  Grass  . .. 

Yelverton 

Yeoford 

Yeomans 

Yeovil  

Yetwood 

Ymir 

Yoho 

Yoho  Island 

(Summer  Office) 

Yone 

Yonge  Mills 

Yonker 

*York  

York  Mills 

York  Mills 

York  Point 

York  Centre 

*Yorkton 

*YorkviIle 

Youghall 

Young 

Young  Cove  

Young's  Cove  . . . 

Young's  Cove  R'd 
Young's  Point. .. 

Youngstown  

Youngsville 

Youville 

Yule  Meadow  — 
Zadow 

Zealand 

Zealandia 

Zealand  Station . . 

Zelma 

Zenda 

Zenith 

Zephyr 

Zimmerman 

Zion  

Ziska 

Zorra  

*  Zurich 


ELECTORAL 
DISTRICTS. 


Victoria N  S 

Wright Q 

Huron  ER 0 

YorkSR 0 

Kootenay BC 

Battleford....Sa8k 

Simcoe  E  K, 0 

Norfolk 0 

Restigouche  .  .N  B 

Simcoe  ER O 

Renfrew  N  R  . . .  O 

Pontiac Q 

Humboldt Sask 

Humboldt Sask 

Lambton  W  R. . .  O 
Halifax NS 

Middlesex  ER...0 
Cumberland  ..N  S 

Kootenay C  B 

N.  Westminster  BC 

St.  Maurice Q 

Yamaska Q 

Yamaska    Q 

Saltcoats Sask 

Lennox  and 

Addington O 

Pontiac   Q 

Yarmouth  ....N  S 

Elgin  ER O 

Yarmouth  ....N  S 

Alberta Alta 

Wellington  NR..0 

Muskoka O 

Qu'Appelle. .  .Sask 

Durham O 

Strathcona Alta 

Regina Sask 

GreySR O 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Kootenay B  C 

York    NB 

Parry  Sound O 

Victoria N  B 

Leeds  S  R O 

Ba1tleford....Sa8k 

Haldimand O 

YorkSR 0 

York    NB 

Queen's PEI 

York GaspeQ 

Mackenzie  . . .  Sask 

York  S  R O 

Gloucester N  B 

Humboldt Sask 

Annapolis N  S 

Queen's N  B 

Queen's N  B 

Peterboro'  W  R..0 

Medicine  Hat.Alta 

Oxford  NR O 

JacquesCartier.  .Q 

Strathcona Alta 

Renfrew  N  R    . .  O 

Frontenac O 

Battleford....Sa8k 

York    NB 

Humboldt Sask 

Oxford,  SR....  O 

Red  Deer Alta 

Ontario,  N  R....0 

Halton O 

Durham O 

Muskoka O 

Mackenzie. . .  Sask 
Huron,  SR O 


RAILROAD  ON  WHICH 
L0CATF.D,  OR  NEAR- 
EST R.  R.  STATION, 
SEE  KEY.PP.  174-178 

Ing'ish  364-5,  371-2 

Gracefield  535  27 

535-41 

via  Toronto,  Ont. 

535-108 

Lashburn  534-14 

Wyevale  580-69 

Delhi  580-97 

Head  of  Tide  599-2 

580-69 

535-12 

.535  28 

Pruden  535  112 

Quill  Lake  534-13 

580-83-84 

Shubenacadie 

599-1 
580-49(RRn.Wyt'n) 
River  Philip  599-1 
535-67 
535-70 
535-21 
677-3 

Yamaska  677-3 
Esterhazy  535-111 

509-1-2 

Shawville  535-28 
589-5,562-1,373,392 

1-4,380,369-6,381. 
693-34  (RR  Yar'th) 
via  Yarmouth  N  S 
Pincher  Sta.  535-67 
Elm'a  535-47,580-47 
Sprucedale  580-111 
535-66 

Pontypool  535-34 
Wetaskiwin  535-63 
Weyburn  535-66 
Holstein  580-46 
Carmungav  535-64 
464-100 

Harvey  Sta.  535 -S8 
420-3  or  Barnsdale 

632-1 
Red  Rapids  53519 
Mallorytown  580.6 
Saskatoon  535-116 
580-79 
704 

Prince  W.  Sta  535-8 
via  Charlottetown 
via  Gaspe,  Que. 
535-101-112 
via  Toronto,  Ont. 
Bathurst  Vil.  699-2 
Dundurn  534-22 
Gr'nv'le  Fe'ry  589-1 
637,  390-2  (R  R  n. 

Young'sCoveR'd) 
YoungsC've637,390 
312-4  or  Lakefield 

580-31 
Bassuno  535-53 
Embro  535-35 
Mile  End  535-18 
Millet  535-63 
Golden  Lake 

580-110-112 
535-34 

Hanley  534  22 
535-33(RRnZea'ld 
Dundurn  534-22 
Burgessville  580-80 
Stettler  535-114 
532-1  or  Zephyr 

Crossing  580-37 
Tansley  580-65 
via  Port  Hope,  O. 
Bracebrid'e  680  67, 

420-3 
Roblin,  M.,  534-13 
Hensall  680-50 


276 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


[1911 


H.  A.  SHAW 

Residence  Phone,  North  1685 


OFFICE 

Telephone,  Main  856 


H.  BEGG 

Residence  Phone,  College  5098 


SHAW   &,    BEGG 

Established  1885 

INSURANCE    - -- -I 

TORONTO    GENEKAL    AGENTS 

GORE  DISTRICT  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Established  1836. 
LONDON  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY.    Established  1859. 
TRADERS  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY.    Established  1899. 
PERTH  MUTUAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY.    Established  1863. 


CITY    AGENTS 

OCEAN   ACCIDENT   AND   GUARANTEE   CORPORATION,    Limited, 

LONDON,  ENG. 
MUTUAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY  OF  CANADA. 
DOMINION  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 
RIMOUSKI  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 


Offices  s   2  Court  Street  (Ground  Floor)      ^       ^      TORONTO 


SURE!    SAFE!    SOLID! 


THOS.  F.  DOBBIN 

Resident  Secretary 
164  St.  James   Street 

MONTREAL 

GEO.  E.   FAIRWEATHER 

General  Agent 
8T.     JOHN,      N.B. 


R.  V.  WINCH  &>  CO..  LTD. 

General  Agents 
VICTORIA  and   VANCOUVER 


A.    W.    BLAKE 

District  Secretary 
WINNIPEG 


ALFRED    WRIGHT 

Branch  Manager  and  Chief  Agent  for  Canada 

8   Richmond   Street   East,   Toronto 


1911] 


FIRE    INSURANCE    IN    CANADA — POSTAL  NOTES. 


277 


FIRE  INSURANCE  DONE  IN 

CANADA  IN  1909. 

Companies. 

Gross 

Amount  of 

Risks 

taken  during 

the  year. 

Premiums 
charged 
thereon. 

Rate  of 
Premiums 
charged 
to  percent 
of  risk.s 
taken. 

The 

same 

for 

1908 

Net  Cash 

paid 
for  Losses. 

Net  Cash 
received 

for 
Premiums 

Percent- 
age of 
Losses 
paid  to 
premium 
received. 

The 
same 
for 

1908 

Canadian— 
Acadia  Fire 

12,397,819 
26,003,886 
50,874,527 
20,832,516 

3,259,175 
20,873,299 

2,756,225 
31,328,851 
49,3.53,423 
24,652,039 
14,636,560 
21,360,995 
564,333 

9,278,587 

4,623,577 
16,671,197 

9,151,236 

4,799,008 
16,882,30 1 

8,264,793 
30,675,131 

7,962,910 
68,230,305 

182,475 
389,668 
649,568 
376,325 

43,432 
327,469 

35,608 
410,680 
664,238 
894,123 
212,562 
324,745 
9,191 
143,515 

95,800 
264,200 
224,936 

90,770 
213,820 
171,231 
503,100 
119,252 
704,954 

1-47 
1-50 
1-28 
1-81 
1-33 
1-57 
1-29 
1-31 
1-34 
1-60 
1-45 
1-52 
1-63 
1-55 
2  07 
1-58 
2-46 
1-89 
1-27 
207 
1-64 
1-50 
103 

1-45 
1-53 
1-37 
2-24 
115 
1-55 
115 
1-43 
1-48 
1-60 
1-51 
1-53 

i-48 

i-77 
2-10 
1-65 
1-38 
210 
1-59 
1-62 
1-35 

$ 
62,589 

144,539 

237,212 

117,063 
16,990 
98,804 
16,990 
99,065 

229,144 
75,394 
80,079 

1-/9,411 

643 

30,279 

25,209 

112,473 
25, -224 
13,147 

113,422 
72,247 

190,191 
45,595 

187,788 

$ 
142,955 
242,605 
401,504 
240,632 

29,673 
199,976 

29,673 
154,569 
889,418 
161,499 
172,111 
199,825 
8,153 

79,292 

63,386 
165,570 

27,491 

46,985 
174,658 

94,211 
332,250 

63,712 
339,179 

43-78 
59-58 
59-08 
48-65 
57-26 
49-41 
57-26 
64-09 
58-84 
46-68 
46-58 
64-76 
7-79 
38-19 
86-86 
67-93 
91-75 
27-98 
64  94 
76-69 
57-24 
71-56 
55-37 

89-70 

87-89 

Jiritish  America 

69-81 

Canadian  Fire 

69-52 

Central  Canada  Manufacturers. 
Dominion  Fire ". 

69-15 
81-20 

Eastern  Canada  Manufacturers. 
Equity  Fire 

69-15 
76-94 

London  Mutual 

Manitoba  Assurance  Co 

Mercantile  Fire 

64-92 
71-07 
49-80 

Montreal-Canada  Fire 

85-26 

North  Empire  Fire 

ISTova  Scotia  Fire 

Occidental  Fire  .         

28-73 

81 '20 

Ottawa  Assurance  Co 

Pacific  Coast  Fire 

51-54 
128 • 75 

Quebec  Fire 

Richmond  «&  Drummond 

Rimouski 

30-37 
76-63 
59-92 

Sovereign  Fire 

94-08 

Western 

70-60 

Totals 

455,432,696 

6,551,662 

1-44 

1-51 

2,123,498 

3,759,827 

56-41 

69-52 

British— 
Alliance 

16,818,988 
35,086,713 
29,798,612 
96,143,345 
19,744,429 
55,768,011 
11,813,630 

101,436,876 
43,787,000 
16,345,239 
68,964,570 
41,590,366 
47,976,114 
67.426,117 

102,088,402 
24,746,114 
32,704,761 
20,169,950 

172,253 
520.177 

382,028 

1,300,958 

288,317 

839,537 

162.284 

1,428,318 

585,553 

209,604 

913,449 

618,305 

683,832 

1,021,894 

1,376,754 

322.450 

447,019 

245,528 

1-04 
1-48 
1-28 
1-35 
1-46 
1-51 
1-37 
1-41 
1-34 
1-28 
1-32 
1-49 
1-43 
1-52 
1-35 
1-30 
1-37 
1-22 

1-06 
1-53 
1-36 
1-46 
1-47 
1-57 
1-45 
1-52 
1-42 
1-33 
1-41 
1-55 
l-SO 
1-67 
1-44 
1-39 
1-49 
1-33 

44,206 
205,894 
132,710 
487,170 

81,188 
391  660 

60,584 
694,557 
212,309 

44,642 
449,595 
302,621 
246,368 
464,099 
603,694 
112,358 
210,583 
105,338 

144,659 
447,264 
327,341 

1,080,096 
248,913 
737,713 
137,735 

1,151,480 
484.663 
162,389 
789,308 
546,028 
596,823 
831,045 

1,187,393 
270,393 
371,141 
207,105 

30-56 
46-03 
40-54 
45-10 
32-62 
53-09 
43-99 
60-32 
48-81 
27-49 
56-96 
55-42 
41-31 
55-85 
50-84 
41-55 
56-74 
50-86 

60-08 

Atlas 

63-42 

79-00 

Commercial  Union .... 

51-51 

General  Accident,  Fire  &  Life . . 
Guardian 

5-54 
62-18 

Law  Union  and  liock 

59-36 

Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe 
London  and  Lancashire  Fire. . . 
London  Assurance 

57-77 
62-76 
58-18 

North  British 

54-38 

74-04 

Norwich  Union  Fire 

65-07 

Phoenix  of  London 

56-91 

Royal 

56-16 

Scottish  Union  and  National. . . 

Sun  Insurance  Office 

Yorkshire 

66-11 
51-64 
38-33 

Totals 

832,409,237 

12,178,260 

1-38 

1-48 

4,849,576 

9,720,989 

49-89 

58-24 

United  States— 
JEtna  Insurance  Co          

18,927,565 

10,589,356 

17,951,750 

58,659,281 

26,720,777 

29,839,210 

6.359,465 

7,685,791 

25,436,111 

19.635,513 

44,432,253 

6,488.797 

9,698.704 

9,709,361 

279,5  i2 
147,310 
230,152 

1-48 
1-39 
1  -PS 

1-52 
1-66 
1-40 
1-50 
1-45 
1-41 
2-21 
1-85 
1-60 
1-46 
1-58 
1-50 
1-62 
2-09 

90,213 

77,734 

87,504 

300,900 

174,797 

202,548 

89,688 

15,531 

136,362 

85,899 

810,092 

28,603 

34,760 

39,091 

243,822 
129,338 
176,559 
716,326 
o26,419 
346,771 
108,329 

95,180 
331,829 
323,1'28 
561,114 

69,799 
110,767 
124,745 

87-00 
60-10 
49-56 
42-01 
58-55 
58-41 
82-79 
16-32 
41-09 
38-50 
55-26 
40-98 
31-88 
31-84 

38*19 

Connecticut  Fire 

66 '37 

66*69 

Hartford  Fire    

825  531       1-41 

49-97 

Home  Fire 

380,331 
404,033 
127,685 
115,566 
383,888 
273.605 
662,462 
86,313 
149,520 
157,775 

1-42 
1-35 
2-01 
1-50 
1-51 
1-39 
1-49 
1-33 
1-54 
1-62 
1-45 

54-50 

Insurance  Co.  of  North  America 
Lumber  Insurance  Co 

61-71 
65-60 

National  Fire 

8-76 

Phenix,  of  Brooklyn 

58-75 

Phoenix,  of  Hartford 

46-40 

Queen,  of  America 

67-04 

Rochester-German . .         

58  53 

Springfield  Fire  and  Marine. .. 
St.  Paul  Fire  and  Marine 

47-44 

Totals 

292,133,934 

4,223,713 

1'54     1 

1  R7.^  799 

3,664,121 

46-96 

56-18 

Grand  Totals 

1,579,975,867 

22,953,635 

1-41 

1-50     !  8,646,995 

17,144,487 

50-72 

60-37 

POSTAL    NOTES. 

The  Postal  Note  system  established  by  the  Post  Office  Department  affords  a  cheap  and  convenient  means 
for  remitting  small  sums.  Postal  Notes  are  bought  and  paid  at  any  Money  Order  or  Postal  Note  Office.  May  be 
bought  as  quickly  as  stamps.     May  be  bought  during  all  post  office  hours.    Can  be  crossed  to  insure  safety, 

COMMISSION    RATES. 

To  meet  the  public  interest  the  rates  have  been  fixed  at  very  moderate  figures,  as  follows 


Denom. 

$0  20.... 

0  25.... 

Commit. 

1  cent. 

. . . .  1  cent. 

1  cent. 

. . . .  1  cent. 
2  cents. 

Denom. 

$0  60 

0  70 

Comm,is. 
. . .  2  cents. 
. . .  2  cents. 

Denom. 
$1  00.... 

1  50.... 

2  00.... 
2  50.... 

Commis. 
. . . .  2  cents. 
. . . .  2  cents. 

2  cents. 

...  2  cents. 

Denom. 
$3  00 

4  00 

5  00 

Commis. 
. . .  3  cents. 

0  30.... 

0  75 

. .    2  cents. 

8  cents. 

0  40.... 

0  80 

. . .  2  cents. 

10  00 

0  50.... 

0  90 

. . .  2  cents. 

278 


INSURANCE   STATISTICS. 


[1911 


GUARANTEE    INSURANCE     DONE    IN    CANADA    IN     THE    YEAR     1909. 


Amount  of 
Policies, 
New  and 
Renewed, 

HI 

1       . 
.S-c>H 
1     :S 

i 

i 

6 

Unsettled 
Claims. 

Companies. 

o1 

5^  "i 

1 

$ 

5,095 

23,784 
42,648 
40,451 
27,360 
6,252 

10,361 
63,456 
10,105 
50,842 

1,033 

2,150 
2,955 

""""893 
1,237 

338 
3,690 

345 
4,405 

$ 

1,281,900 

8,315,551 
12,794,865 
16,393,178 

6,320,247 
626,000 

2,239,558 
19,002,808 

2,144,313 
15,088,502 

910 

1,653 
2,759 

'"""893 
1,122 

252 
3,497 

326 
3,979 

$ 
1,174,100 

6,009,234 
10,527,765 
13,416.712 

6,320,247 
571,500 

1,218,078 
18,223,100 

2,033,663 
14,367,727 

$ 
38 

2,410 
14,663 

1,905 

13,095 

408 

700 
13,269 
None. 
41,738 

$ 

None. 

5,087 
7,657 
1,905 
15,291 
292 

None. 

8,979 
None. 
22,042 

$ 

38 

567 

11,500 

None. 

5,163 

116 

700 

6,712 

None. 

29,747 

$ 

None, 

Dominion  of  Canada  Guarantee 

2,600 
None. 

Employers'  Liability    

Guarantee  Co.  of  N.A 

Imperial  Guarantee  &  Accident 
International  Fidelity 

None. 

London  &  Lancashire  Guarantee 

London  Guarantee  &  Accident. 
Railway  Passengers 

None. 
None. 

U.  S.  Fidelity  and  Guaranty  . . . 

None. 

Totals 

280,354 

17,046 

84,206,922 

15,391 

73,862,126 

88,226 

61,253 

53,643 

2  600 

PERSONAL  ACCIDENT  INSURANCE  DONE  IN  CANADA  IN  THE  YEAR  1909. 


o  «*  5s 

3,887 
4,004 
26,434 

20,929 
4,575 
3,224 
2,100 

10,560 
111 

4.308 
8,340 
2,704 

4.514 

Amount  of 
Policies, 
New  and 
Renewed. 

i 

»  0 

1 

1        . 

i 

a> 

B 

Unsettled 
Claims. 

Companies. 

^1 

1 

Canada  Accident         

$ 

38,801 
38,791 
297,544 

287,784 
83,149 
47,902 
44,004 

154,871 
885 

47,310 
117,267 

49,451 
148,119 

49,724 

$ 
11,238,425 
9,730.059 
32,995,552 

37,592,934 
13,011,000 
18,851,883 
6,504,675 
19,930,061 
283,084 

9,227,983 
18,869,800 

9,409,873 
20,566,710 

2,893 
2,927 
20,205 

15,177 
4,433 
3,069 
1,047 
7,529 
101 

3,044 
8,138 
2,527 

"  i,5oh 

2,927 

3,167 

20 

8,641 

$ 
10,095.275 
5,043,297 
22,237,593 

27,126,760 
12,633,000 
17,947,883 
3,899,508 
16,034,911 
244,084 

8,975,519 
18,451,300 

8,971,798 
19,472,710 

"7",'l"l'3',466 

5,470,750 

3,000 

34,455,918 

$ 

20,408 
15,607 
85,820 

69,387 
25,837 
13,894 
12,193 
54,790 
56 

23,529 
47,643 
15,506 
50,391 
12,493 
18,126 
14,723 
155 
43,434 

$ 
10,930 
20,064 
86,890 

65,875 
39,788 
12,409 
14,891 
56,281 
56 

13,120 
50,363 
21,521 
46,983 
13,390 
21,085 
11.198 
155 
37,111 

$ 

13,399 

3,528 

21,500 

15,565 
5,550 
3,300 
2,506 

13,100 
None. 

10,584 
5,503 
3,900 

12,066 
1,035 
1,900 
5,100 

None. 
8,444 

$ 
None. 

Canadian  Casualty  and  Boiler. . 
Canadian  Railway  Accident — 
Dominioji  of  Canada  Guarantee 

None. 
None. 

3,000 

Emplo3'ers'  Liability    

None. 

Fidelity  &  Casualty  Co.  of  N.Y. 
General  Accident 

None. 
None. 

Imperial  Guarantee  &  Accident 
Law,  Union  and  Rock 

None. 
None. 

London  and  Lancashire  Guar- 

2,500 

London  Guarantee  &  Accident. 
Maryland  Casualty  Co. 

None. 
None. 

Ocean  Accident  and  Guarantee 

None. 
None. 

Railway  Passenjjers 

45,972!      3;021 

7,361.900 
9,570,125 

None. 
42,150,368 

1,050 

Sterling  Accident  &  Guarantee. 

Sun  Life  Assurance  Co 

Travelers 

31,671 

84 
159,074 

4,537 
"  "10,726 

None. 
None. 
None. 

Totals 

1,642,403 

517,669 

528,433 

126,980 

7,450 

TABLE  SHOWING  THE  AMOUNT   OF    PREMIUMS    RECEIVED  FOR   FIRE 
INSURANCE  IN  THE  YEARS    1869  TO    1908. 


Companies. 

Totals  for 
1869-1903. 

For 
1904. 

For 

1905. 

For 
1906. 

For 

1907. 

For 

1908. 

$  42,291,063 
124,542,115 
21,572,558 

$2,681,275 
8,343,666 
2,144,941 

$3,013,714 
8,582,925 
2,689,032 

$3,179,319 
8,601,374 
2,907,270 

$3,681,335 
9,302,906 
3,130,234 

$3,819,372 

9,919,403 

American  Companies 

3,288,500 

Totals 

$188,405,736 

$13,169,882 

$14,285,671 

$14,687,963 

$16,114,475 

$17,027,275 

TABLE  SHOWING  THE  AMOUNT  OF  LOSSES  PAID  FOR  FIRE  INSURANCE 
IN  THE  YEARS  1869  TO  1908. 


Companies. 

Totals  for 
1869-1903. 

For 
1904. 

For 
1905. 

For 
1906. 

For 

1907. 

For 

1908. 

$28,642,988 
83,492,405 
14,074,909 

$2,561,475 
9.172,919 
2,365,140 

$1,399,065 

3,634,706 

966.748 

$1,602,131 
3.829,244 
1,152,916 

$1,801,449 
5,073,985 
1,569,607 

$2,655,226 

British  Companies      .   . 

5,776,726 

1,847,504 

Totals 

$126,210,302 

$14,099,534 

$6,000,519 

$6,584,291 

$8,445,041 

$10,279,455 

1911]  ADVERTISEMENTS.  279 

FIRE  LIFE  MARINE  ACCIDENT 

COMMERCIAL  UNION 

Assurance  Company,  Ltd.,  of  London,  Eng. 

Capital  Fully  Subscribed $14,750,000 

Life  Fund  (in  special  trust  for  Life  Policy  Holders)  61,490,000 

Total  Annual  Income,  exceeds 27,500,000 

Total  Funds,  exceed 94,900,000 

Deposit  with  Dominion  Government,  exceeds      .       -  1,118,194 

Head  Office  Canadian  s/?>iivoH  .—Commercial  Union  Building,  St  James  St.,  MONTREAL 

J.  McGregor,  manager 

Toronto  Offlce-49  Wellington  St.  East  GEO.  R.   HARGRAFT,  General  Agent 

BRITISH    AMERICA   ASSURANCE   CO. 

A.D.  1833  Head  Office        -        -        TORONTO 

BOARD    OF    DIRECTORS 

Hon.  Geo.  A.  Cox,  President.  D.  B.  Hanna.  Augustus  Myers. 

W.  R.  Brock,  Vice-President.  Alex  Laird.  Frederick  Nicholls. 

John  Hoskin,  K.C,  LL.D.,  Vice-Pres.      Z.  A.  Lash,  K.C,  LL.D.  James  Kerr  Osborne. 

Robert  Bickerdike,  M.P.  W.  B.  Meikle.  Sir.  Henry  M.  Pellatt. 

E.  W.  Cox.  Geo.  A.  Morrow.  E.  R.  Wood. 

W.  B.  Meikle,  General  Manager.  P.  H.  Sims,  Secretary. 

Capital $1,400,000.00 

Assets,  over $2,022,170.00 

Losses  paid  since  organization,  over $34,000,000.00 

Western    Assurance    Company 

incorporated  1851 
Head   office      -      -      Toronto,    oanada 

HON.  GEO.  A.  COX,  President  W.  R.  BROCK  and  JOHN  HOSKIN,  K.C,  LL.D.,  Vice-Presidenta 

W.  B.  MEIKLE,  General  Manager  C.  C.  FOSTER,  Secretary. 

ASSETS    OVER    $3,267,082.00 
LOSSES    PAID    SINCE    ORGANIZATION.    $52,441,172.00 

PRINGLE    &    WEIR,    General    Agents,    TORONTO,    ONT. 

TELEPHONE     MAIN    4255 

NORWICH    UNION    FIRE 

INSURANCE    SOCIETY,    Limited 

OF   NORWICH.    ENGLAND  ESTABLISHED   1797 

Capital,  $5,500,000  Losses  Paid,  $125,000,000 

$496,900  Deposited  at  Ottawa 

HEAD    OFFICE    FOR    CANADA,     NORWICH     UNION     BUILDING 

12-14     WELLINGTON     STREET    EAST  -  -  TORONTO 

John     B.     LAIDLAW,     manager.  a.    H.    RODGERS,    branch   Secretary 


280 


TITLED   CANADIANS. 


[1911 


TITLED    CANADIANS 


PEERAGE. 
Col.  Sir  Matthew  Aylmer,  Bart.,  Baron  Aylmer. 
Susan  A^nes,  Baroness  Macdonald  of  Earnscliffe. 
Sir  George  Stephen,  Baron  Mount  Stephen.* 
William,  Baron  de  Blaquifere. 

Sir  Donald  Alexander  Smith,    Baron   Strathcona    and 
Mount  Royal,  G.O.M.G.,  G.C.V.O.* 

CANADIAN  PEER. 
Reginald  D'Iberville  Charles  Grant,  Baron  de  Longueuil. 

BARONETS. 
Sir  Edward  Gordon  Johnson  (5th  Bart.). 
Maj.-Gen.  Sir  Edward  Andrew  Stuart  (3rd  Bart.). 
Sir  Cyril  S.  Rose. 

Sir  Charles  Tupper,  G.C.M.G.,  C.B.f  (1st  Bart.). 
Sir  E.  S.  Clouston. 
Sir  John  Beverley  Robinson. 

G.C.M.G. 
Sir  Richard  John  Cartwright.  t 
Sir  Wilfrid  Laurier.  t 
The  Lord  Strathcona,  G.C.V.O. 

K.C.M.G. 
Sir  Frederick  W.  Borden,  t     Sir  John  Carling.  t  ^ '^* 
Sir  Mackenzie  Bowell.  t  ***     Sir  Malachy  Bowes  Daly. 
Sir  John  Alexander  Boyd.t     Sir  Louis  Henry  Davies.  ft 


Sir  Charles  Fitzpatrick.  X 
Sir  Sandford  Fleming. 
Sir  Edouard  Percy  Cranwill 
Girouard,  Lt.  -Col. ,  D.  S.O. 
Sir  James  Alexander  Grant. 
Sir  Louis  A.  Jett6. 
Sir  Percy  II.N.Lake.Gener'l 


Sir  Daniel  H.  McMillan. 
Sir  William  Mulock.tt 
Sir  Alfred  W.  Paget. 
Sir  C.  A.  P.  Pelletier.t*** 
Sir  Chas.  Hibbert  Tupper.  t 
Sir  William  Cornelius  Van- 
Home  (Hon'y). 


G.CV.O. 
The  Lord  Strathcona,  G.C.M.G. 

K.CV-O. 
Brig. -General  Sir  John  Hanbury  Williams,  C.M.G. 
Sir  Thomas  Shaughnessy. 


KNIGHTS    E 
Sir  Hugh  Montagu  Allan, 

C.V.O. 
Sir  Henry  N.  Bate. 
Sir  Wm.  Mortimer  Clark. 
Sir  GlenholmFalconbridge. 
Sir  G.  Garneau. 
Sir  Lomer  Gouin. 
Sir  Hugh  Graham. 
Sir  ^milius  Irving,  K.C. 
Sir  Alexandre  Lacoste.  J  t 
Sir  James  M.  Le  Moine. 
Sir  William  C.  Macdonald. 


lACHELORS. 
Sir  William  R.  Meredith,  t 
Sir  Charles  Moss.  J 
Sir  Gilbert  Parker. 
Sir  Henry  M.  Pellatt. 
Sir  Geo.  W.  Ross.*** 
Sir  Bichard  W.  Scott. 
Sir  Melbourne  M.  Tait.  J 
Sir  H.  E.  Taschereau.t 
Sir  Thos.  Wardlaw  Taylor.  J 
Sir  Byron  E.  Walker. 
SirR.  L.  Weatherbee.t 
Sir  James  Pliny  Whitney. 


In  the  foregoing  list  the  asterisk  denotes  members  of 
the  British  House  of  Lords  entitled  to  the  designation 
of  "Right  Honourable."  Barons  Aylmer  and  de  Blaqui- 
6re  are  of  the  peerage  of  Ireland  and  not  members  of 
the  House  of  Lords.  The  title  of  Baron  de  Longueuil 
existed  prior  to  the  Treaty  of  Paris  (1763),  and  was  duly 
recognized  by  Queen  Victoria  pursuant  to  that  treaty, 
Sir  Wilfrid  Laurier,  Sir  Richard  Cartwright,  Sir  Charles 
Tupper,  Sir  H.  E.  Taschereau  and  Sir  Charles  Fitzpatrick 


are  styled  Right  Honourable  as  members  of  the  English 
Privy  Council.  Members  of  the  Canadian  Privy  Council 
are  designated  above  by  a  f  and  have  also  the  title  of 
Honourable.  Judges  are  distinguished  by  a  J  and  are 
also  hy  courtesy  or  custom  Honourable.  The  English 
practice  is  to  give  the  title  of  Knight  Bachelor  to  mem- 
bers of  the  Judicial  bench,  and  the  Attorney  and 
SoHcitor-Generals.     ***  Senator;  hence,  honourable. 


ROYAL    VICTORIAN    ORDER. 


Knight  Grand  Cross,— The  Lord  Strathcona,  G.C.M.G. 
Knight  Commander  of  the  Victorian  Order,— Biv  John 
.  Hanbury  Williams,  C.M.G,;  Sir  Thos.  Shaughnessy. 
Commanders  of  the  Victorian  Order, — John  S.  Hendrie  ; 

Gen.  W.  D.  Otter,  C.B.;  Joseph  Pope,  C.M.G.,  I.S.O.  ; 

Hon.  Adelard  Turgeon,  C.M.G. ;  Sir  Byron  E.  Walker; 


Sir  Henry  M.  Pellatt ;  Lieut. -Colonel  P.  L.  Mason. 
Members  of  the  Victorian  Order,— Li. -Col.  A.  Roy, 
Lt.-Col.  A.  P.  Sherwood,  C.M.G.  ;  Hon'y  Col.  S.  B. 
Steele,  C.B.  ;  Lt.-Col.  D.  M.  Robertson  ;  Capt.  D.  O. 
C.  Newton  ;  Major  R.  Rennie ;  Capt.  G.  M.  Higin- 
botham. 


COMPANIONAGE. 
We  give  below  a  list  of  Canadians  who  are  at  present 
Companions  and  Members  of  the  orders  of  Knighthood — 
Bath,  St.  Michael  and  St.  George,  and  Victorian— of  which 
the  Knights,  as  shown  above,  take  precedence  of  the 
Knights  Bachelors 


Belcher,  Major  R.,  C.M.G. 
Butler,  M.  J.,  C.M.G. 
Cartwright,     Lt.-Col.     R., 

C.M.G. 
Chouinard,  H.J.B.,  C.M.G. 
Colmer,  J.  G.,  C.M.G. 
Cory,  W.  W.,  C.M.G. 
Coulter,  R.  M.,  C.M.G. 
Courtney,  J.  M.,  C.M.G, 
Dawson,  Dr.  Sam'lE. ,  C.  M.  G. 
Denison,    Col,    S.    J.     A., 

C.M.G. 
De  Boucherville,  Hon.  C.  E. 

B.,  C.M.G. 


De  Celles,  A.  D.,  C.M.G. 
Doughty,  Arthur  G., C.M.G. 
Drury,  Col.  C.  W.,  C.B, 
Griffin,  M,  J.,  C.M.G. 
Harris,  Robert,  C.M.G. 
H6bert,  Louis  P.,  C.M.G. 
Hudon,  Lt.-Col.  J.  A.  G., 

C.M.G. 
Irwin,  Lt.-Col.  De  la  C.  T., 

C.M.G. 
Jarvis,  Major  A.  M.,  C.M.G. 
Keefer,  T.  C,  C.M.G. 
King,  W.F.,  C.M.G. 


King,  W.L.M.,  Hon.  C.M.G. 
Lake,  Genl.  Sir  P.  H.  N., 

K.C.M.G.,  C.B. 
Lessard,  Col.  F,  L.,  C.B. 
Macdonald,  Brig. -Gen.  D. A. 
Matthieu,  Rev.  O.,  C.M.G. 
McEachern,  Lt.-Col.  A., 

C.M.G. 
Newcombe,  E.  L.,  C.M.G. 
Otter,  Col.  W.  D.,  C.B. 
Parkin,  Dr.  G.  R.,  C.M.G. 
Perry,  A.  B.,  Com'r  Royal 
N.  W.  Mounted  Police. 
Peterson,  Dr.  W.,  C.M.G. 
Pope,    Joseph.,    C.  V.  O., 

C.M.G.,  I.S.O. 
Reade,  Surgeon  -  General 
J.  B.  C,  C.B.  (Mil.) 

For  list  of  Companions  of 
see  page  341. 


Robertson,  James  W., 

C.M.G,,LL,D, 
Robinson,    Major  -  General 

C.  W.,  C.B.  (Mil.) 
Rutherford,   J.    G.,    V.  S., 

C.M.G. 
Saunders,  William,  C.M.G. 
Schreiber,    Collingwood, 

C.M.G. 
Sherwood,  Lt.-Col.  Percy, 

C.M.G. 
Steele,  Hon'y  Col.   S.  B., 

C.B.,  M.V.O. 
Turgeon,  Hon.  A.,  C.M.G. 
Vansittart,    Vice  -  Admiral 

E.  W.,C.B. 
White,  Lt.-Col.  F.,  C.M.G. 
White,  Lt.-Col.  W.,  C.M.G. 
the  Imperial  Service  order, 


The  Order  of  Baronets,  the  lowest  hereditary  rank,  was 
instituted  in  1611;  a  Baronet  is  designated  "Sir  John 
Smith,  Baronet"— usually  written  Bart.  Taking  pre- 
cedence of  Baronets  are  members  of  The  Most 
Honourable  Privy  Council,  who  are  addressed  "Right 
Honourable." 

The  Order  of  the  Bath,  instituted  in  1399,  and  revived 
in  1725,  is  divided  into  three  classes— Knights  Grand 
Cross,  G.C.B.;  Knights  Commanders,  K.C.B.;  and  Com- 
panions, C.B. 

The  Order  of  St.  Michael  and  St.  George,  instituted  in 
1818,  has  also  three  classes— G.C.M.G.,  K.C.M.G.,  and 
C.M.G. 

The  Royal  Victorian  Order,  instituted  in  1896,  has  five 
classes— G.C.V.O.,  K.C.V.O.,  C.V.O,  Members  4th  and 
6th  classes— M,V.O. 


In  all  Orders  of  Knighthood  the  Knights  Grand  Cross 
and  the  Knights  Commanders  have  the  prefix  "Sir" 
with  the  initials  of  their  class  following  the  name. 
Companions  and  Members  bear  no  title,  but  have  the 
letters  C.B.,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O.,  as  the  case  may  be, 
attached  to  their  names. 

Knights  Bachelors  are  gentlemen  unconnected  with 
any  order  who  have  received  the  honour  of  Knighthood, 
and  are  entitled  to  the  prefix  "Sir"  and  to  "Knt."  after 
name.  They  wear  no  insignia,  and  rank  immediately 
after  Knights  Commander  of  the  Victorian  Order. 

It  follows  that  members  of  any  order  of  Knighthood 
may  be  entitled  to  several  prefixes  and  affixes,  as :  Field 
Marshal  The  Rt.  Hon.  Earl  Roberts  of  Kandahar,  Pretoria, 
and  Waterford,  K.G.,  K.P.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.S.I.,  G.C.LE., 
ID.C. ;  The  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Wilfrid  Laurier,  G.C.M.G.;  The 
Hon.  Sir  C.  Tupper.  Bart,  G.C.M.G.,  C.B. 


1911] 


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281 


CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  AND  MAGAZINE  DIRECTORY. 

The  following  list  of  Newspapers  and  Magazines  in  Canada  has  been  carefully  prepared,  but  the  Editor  does 
not  guarantee  to  give  the  name  of  every  paper  and  magazine  published.  If  any  mistakes  have  been  made  or  any 
names  omitted,  corrections  will  gladly  be  made  in  subsequent  editions  on  advice.  Address  Editor  Canadian 
Almanac,  64  Front  St.  West,  Toronto. 

The  thanks  of  the  publishers  are  due  to  Messrs.  N.  W.  Ayer  &  Son,  Philadelphia,  for  their  kind  permission  to 
use  advance  sheets  of  the  "American  Newspaper  Annual  and  Directory,"  corrected  to  October  1st,  1910,  in  the 
preparation  of  this  list. 

Abbreviations ;— D.,  Daily  ;  M.,  Monthly  ;  S.-M.,  Semi-Monthly ;  W.,  Weekly  ;  S.-W.,  Semi- Weekly  ;  T.-W,,  Tri- 
weekly ;  Q.,  Quarterly ;  Y.,  Yearly ;  L.  &  M.,  Local  and  Mining  ;  %  no  advertisements. 

Circulation.— The  figures  given  are  not  guaranteed  to  be  absolutely  correct.  Errors,  if  any,  vi'ill  be  gladly 
rectified. 

BRITISH   COLUMBIA. 


Place. 


Alberni 

Aldermere. . 
Armstrong. . 

Ashcroft 

Cranbrook.. 

Creston 

Cumberland 

Duncans  . 

Eburne 

Enderby  . . . 
Fernie 

Fort  George. 

Golden 

Grand  Forks 

II  II 

Greenwood . 

Hazelton 

Hedley   .... 

Hosmer 

Kamloops  . . 


Kaslo 

Kelowna  . . . 

Ladner 

Merritt 

Mission  City 
Mt.  Pleasant 

Moyie 

Nanaimo . . . 

Nelson 

II       

New  Denver 
New  Michel . 
N.  Wstmnstr 


N.Vano'uver 
Penticton, 
Phoenix  .. 

Pt.  Essingt'n 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Pioneer  News W 

Interior  News W 

Advertiser W 

.Journal  ..,.,,     W 

Herald W 

Prospector W 

Review W 

Enterprise W 

News W 

Cowichan  Leader W 

Point  Gray  Gazette  . . .  W 
Press  &  Walker's  W'kly.W 

District  Ledger W 

Free  Press W 

Tribune W 

Star W 

Evening  Sun  W 

Gazette W 

Boundary  Creek  TimesW 

Ledge W 

Omineca  Herald W 

Gazette W 

Times W 

Inland  Sentinel D 

.1  M  W 

Standard S-W 

Kootenaian  W 

Courier  and  Okanagan 

Orchardist W 

Orchard  City  Record . .  W 

Delta  Times W 

Herald W 

Fraser  Valley  Record.. W 

Advocate   W 

Leader W 

Free  Press \) 

S-W 

Herald D 

News D 

11 W 

Slocan  Record W 

Reporter W 

British  Columbian  . . . .  W 

Columbian D 

News .   D 

News W 

Express S-W 

Press W 

Pioneer  and  Boundary 

Mining  Journal W 

Loyalist W 


Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

325 

Ind. 

Ind. 

600 

Ind. 

600 

1,460 

Ind.  Lib. 

Con. 

Ind. 

500 

Ind. 

450 

Con. 

435 

Con. 

Local. 

350 

Ind. 

2,250 

Socialist 

1,200 

Ind. 

Local. 

300 

Con. 

600 

Lib. 

600 

L.  &M. 

Lib. 

500 

Con. 

Local. 

500 

Con. 

Local. 

Ind. 

1,100 

Ind. 

1,200 

Con. 

1,000 

Con. 

450 

Lib. 

Con. 

'  1,606" ' 

Ind. 

Non-Pol 

Ind. 

500 

Con. 

Con. 

Con. 

1,500 

Ind. 

3,000 

Con. 

500 

Con. 

Con. 

666 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

1,000 

Lib. 

Lib. 

1,000 

Non-Pol 

425 

Ind. 

1,225 

L.&M. 

Con. 

Place. 


Pri'ceRup'rt 


Princeton. . . 
Q.  Charlotte 

Quesnel 

Revelstoke. . 
Rossland  . . . 
Salmon  Arm 
S.Vancouver 

Stewart 

Summerland 

Trail 

Vancouver. . 


Vernon 
Victoria 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Empire W 

Evening  Empire D 

Journalist S-W 

Optimist D 

Similkameen  Star W 

News W 

Cariboo  Observer W 

Mail-Herald S-W 

Miner S-W 

Observer W 

Star W 

Times W 

Portland  Canal  Miner. W 

Review .W 

News .W 

B.  C.  Building  News.-W 
B.  C.  Mining  Exchange 

and  Investor's  Guide.  M 
B.  C.  Saturday  Sunset.  W 
Canadian  News  (Jap.)..D 
Chinese  Reform  Ga- 
zette (Chinese) .  .Tri-W 

Citizen W 

Continental  News  (Jap.  )D 

Levy  Magazine M 

Mail W 

Man  to  Man M 

News  Advertiser D 

W 

Opportunities M 

Province D 

„        W 

Pythian  Shield M 

Shipping  Gazette D 

Western  Clarion W 

Western  Lumberman.  .M 
Western  Wage  Earner.M 

World D 

News W 

Okanagan W 

tB.  C.  Gazette W 

B.  C.  Orphan  Friend  .  .M 
B.  C.  Pharm'ceutic'l  R.  ,M 
B.  C.  Poultryman  &  Hor- 
ticulturist   M 

Colonist D 

S-W 

Times D 

„       S-W 

Week W 

West'rnMeth.  RecorderM 


Circu- 
lation. 


325 
650 


1,500 
500 
505 


2,000 


500 

750 

1,500 

800 
8,900 


800 
4,250 


5,000 


21,643 
"366" 


3,900 
1,000 


18,923 
1,800 


850 


4,500 


5,615 
2,000 
3.000 


Politics 

Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Lib. 
Con. 
Con. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 

Ind. 
M.  &L. 
Non-Pol 
Ind. 
Bldg. 
Min.  & 

Fin. 
Lo.&So. 
Lib. 


Local. 

Lit. 

Lit. 
Con. 
Con. 
Develop 
Ind. 
Ind. 
K.  of  P. 
Marine. 
Socialist 
Lumber 
Labor. 
Lib. 
Con. 
Lib. 
Official. 
Cath. 
Phar. 
Poul.  & 
Hort. 
Con. 
Con. 
Lib. 
Lib. 
Ind. 
Meth. 


MANITOBA. 


Place.        Name  op  Paper,  ^^f^  ^^'J;^^"  Politics 


Baldur 

Belmont . . . , 
Binscarth. . , 


Birtle 

Boissevain . 


Brandon 


Gazette W 

News W 

Binscarth  Express  and 

Fox  warren  News W 

Eye- Witness W 

Globe W 

Recorder W 

Sun    D 

u     W 


350 
475 


600 
750 
760 
900 
1,250 


Ind. 
Ind. 

Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Con. 
Lib. 
Lib. 


Plage. 


Brandon  . . . 

Carberry  . . . 

Carman 

Cartw  right . 
Crystal  City 
Cypress  Riv. 


Name  of  Paper. 


When    Circu- 
PuB.    lation. 


Times W 

11      D 

Express W 

News    W 

Dufferin  Leader W 

Standard W 

So.  Manitoba  Review. .  W 

Courier  ...    W 

Western  Prairie W 


2,450 

1,300 

687 

900 

900 


600 
546 
325 


Politics 


Con. 

Con. 

Lb. -On. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Non-Pol 


United    Typewriter    Co.,    Ltd. 
In   all    Canadian   Cities. 
Head  Office  at  Toronto. 

19 


03=  U  nd  e  rwood 

Typewriter 


282  ADVERTISEMENTS.  [1911 

TYPE.    MACHINERY    AND 
PRINTERS'  SUPPLIES 


A  Full  and  Complete  Line  of  PRINTERS'  SUPPLIES, 
including  Type,  Brass  Rule,  Leads  and  Slugs,  and 
Materials  of  all  kinds  of  the  best  Quality,  always  on 
hand  at  

The  Anglo-Canadian  Type  & 
Printing  Machinery  co..ltd. 

m  YORK  STREET     -     TORONTO,  ONT. 


Sole  Agents  in  Canada  for  JOHN  HADDON  & 
CO.  (Caxton  Type  Foundry),  of  London  and  Market 
Harboro',  England. 

Agents  for  ENGLISH  AND  AMERICAN  MA- 
CHINERY for  the  Printing,  Bookbinding,  Box-Making 
and  Allied    Trades. 

Sole  Agents  for  the  Famous  ART  CAXTON 
PLATEN  PRESSES  and  the  SAFETY  PLATEN 
PRESS.  A  beautifully  got  up  Booklet  on  the  Art 
Caxton  Platen,  with  Specimens  of  Colour  Work  and 
Embossing,  post  free. 


1911] 


CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  AND   MAGAZINE  DIRECTORY. 


283 


M  kH  IT  OB  ^— Continued. 


Place. 


Darlingford. 
Dauphin  . . . 

Deloraine  .. 
Domin'nCity 

Elgin  

Elkhorn .... 

Emerson  . . . 
Gilb'rtPlains 

Gimli 

II       

Gladstone  . . 
Glenboro'. . . 
Grand  View. 

Gretna 

Hamiota  . . . 

Hartney 

Holland  .... 
Killarney. .. 
MacGregor  . 

Manitou 

Melita 

Miami 

Miniota 

Minnedosa. . 
Minto 

Morden 

II       

Morris 

Napinka 

Neepawa . . . 

Norwood . .  . 

Oak  Lake  . . 
Pilot  Mound 

Plumas 

Ptg.  la  Pr'rie 


Rapid  City  . 
Rath  well . . . 

Reston 

Rivers 

Roland 

Russell 

St.  Boniface 

Selkirk 

Shoal  Lake  . 

Sidney 

Souris 

Stonewall  . . 

Strathclaire. 
Swan  Lake. . 
Swan  River. 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Comet W 

Herald    W 

Press W 

Times W 

Echo W 

Banner W 

Advocate W 

Mercury W 

.Journal W 

Maple  Leaf W 

Baldur  (Icelandic) . . . .  W 
Gimlungur  (Icelandic).W 

Age W 

Gazette W 

Exponent VV 

Mitarbeiter  (Ger.) M 

Echo W 

Star W 

Observer W 

Guide W 

Herald W 

Western  Canadian  . . .  W 

Enterprise W 

Progress- Review W 

Herald W 

Herald W 

Tribune W 

Packet W 

Riv.  Review  &  D.  A. . .  W 

Chronicle W 

Empire W 

Herald W 

New  Century W 

Press S-W 

Register W 

Press   &  St.    Boniface 

Echo W 

News W 

Sentinel W 

Standard W 

Evening  Review D 

Graphic D 

Manitoba  Liberal W 

Review W 

Marquette  Reporter  . .  W 

Record W 

Recorder W 

Gazette W 

News W 

Banner W 

Manitoba  (French) W 

Record W 

Star W 

Spectator W 

Plaindealer  W 

Argus W 

Gazette W 

Plain  Talk W 

Echo W 

Star W 


Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Ind. 

1,400 

Con. 

1,500 

Ind. 

900 

Lib. 

400 

Ind. 

375 

Ind. 

700 

Local. 

500 

Ind. 

480 

Ind. 

Ind. 

786 

Ind. 

i*,666' 

Ind. 

Ind. 

720 

Ind. 

650 

Menn'te 

900 

Ind. 

700 

Ind. 

635 

Ind. 

800 

Ind. 

500 

Ind. 

1,176 

Ind. 

1,280 

Con. 

740 

Lib. 

430 

Ind. 

Ind. 

1,100 

Con. 

600 

Local. 

300 

Ind. 

1,100 

Lib. 

700 

Con. 

300 

Ind. 

400 

Ind. 

1,525 

Lib. 

1,100 

Con. 

Local. 

480 

Non-Pol 

650 

Ind. 

550 

Ind. 

750 

Con. 

850 

Non-P't 

1,.500 

Lib. 

2.100 

Con. 

750 

Lib. 

Local. 

750 

Ind. 

'"m" 

Con. 

Ind. 

2,000 

Con. 

625 

Con. 

625 

Ind. 

Local. 

500 

Ind. 

500 

Ind.  Lib. 

400 

Con. 

Ind. 

650 

Ind. 

500 

Ind. 

Place. 


Treherne . . 
Virden  . . . . 
Waskada  . . 
Wawanesa . 
Winnipeg.. 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Times W 

Empire-Advance W 

Expositor  &  G.  Star.  . .  W 

Independent W 

Advance W 

Breidablik  ( Icelandic).. M 
Bulman's  Farm  &  Motor 

Magazine M 

Can.    Magyar    Farmer 

(Hung.) W 

Can.  Farmer  (Ruth.)..W 
Canada-Posten(Sw'd'h)W 

Canada  West M 

Can.  Farm  Implements  M 
Canadian  Scotsman. .  .W 
Canadian  Thresh.&FmrM 

Commercial W 

Commercial  Traveller  .M 
Farmer's  Advocate  and 

Home  Journal W 

Farmer's  Telegram..  .W 

Farmer's  Tribune W 

Free  Press  &  Prairie 

Farmer W 

Freyja  (Icelandic) M 

Gazeta  Katolicka,  Can- 

adzie(Pol.) W 

Germaiiia  (Ger.) W 

Grain  Growers'  Guide. W 

Heimir  (Icelandic) M 

HeimskringIa(Iceldc.).W 
Logberg  (Icelandic). . .  W 
Manitoba  College  Jour .  M 
Manitoba  Free  Press  . .  D 

Modern  Power M 

Nordwesten  (German)  W 

Norrona  (Norw.) W 

North-Ender W 

Northwest  Review . . . .  W 
Nor'- West  Farmer. . .  S-M 

Nouvelliste  (Fr.) W 

Pahok(Ruth.) S-M 

Sameiningin(Icelandic)M 

Saturday  Post W 

Svenska  Canada  Tid- 

ningen  (Swed.) W 

Telegram D 

Town  Topics W 

Trail M 

Tribune D 

20  Oldin  (Icelandic)...  .W 

Voice W 

Vox  Wesleyana M 

West  Canada  (Ger.)  ...W 
West.  Can.  Contractor  & 

Builder's  Gazette M 

W.  Can.  Medical  Jour.M 
Western  Home  MonthlyM 
West.  Municipal  News.M 
Western  Outlook . . .  S-M 


Circu- 
lation, 

970 

1,800 

653 

500 


17,500 
1,500 


2,800 

17,126 

3.211 


19,586 
4,500 


25,000 
29,492 


26,832 
3,500 

7,675 


20,133 

350 

3,000 

3,500 

600 

45,100 

18,495 


800 


8,700 

81,808 

3.000 


4,500 

400 

7,825 

2,000 
1,250 
35,000 
3,500 
2.150 


Politics 

Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 

Lt.,Fam 

Agric.  & 

Motor. 

Agric. 

Agric. 

Ind. 

Lit. 

Trade 

Lib. 

Trade. 

Com. 

Cm.Tra. 

Agricul. 
Agrieul. 
Ind. 

Lib. 
W'n  SuflE 

Cath. 

Con. 

Ag.&Tr. 

Lit.Relg 

Con. 

Lib. 

College. 

Lib. 

Mech. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Cath. 

Agric. 

Lib. 

Relig. 

Luther. 

Local. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Dr.&So. 

Lit. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Labor. 

College. 

Cath. 

Bldg. 

Med. 

Househ. 

Mun. 

Baptist. 


ALBERTA. 


Place. 


Acme 

Airdrie . . . 

Alix 

Bassano  . . 
Bawlf  . . . . 
Blaimiore, 
Bowden. . , 

Brooks 

Calgary. . . 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub 


Carbon  Reporter W 

Irricana  Review W 

News W 

Free  Press W 

News W 

Sun W 

Enterprise W 

News W 

Banner W 

Albertan W 

II        Morning D 

Deutsche  Canadifer(G.)W 
Deutsche   Canadischer 
Farmer  (G.) W 


Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Local. 

'"525" 

Con. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 

4^666" 

Lib. 
Lib. 
Ind. 

Agric. 

Place. 


Calgary 


Camrose.. . 
Cardston . . 
Carstairs  . . 

Castor 

Cay  ley 

Claresholm 
Cochrane . . 
Coleman. . . 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub 


Farm  &  Ranch  Rev'w.S.M 

Herald D 

W 

News D 

Western  Canada  Trade 

Gazette M 

Canadian   W 

Alberta  Star W 

Journal W 

Advance W 

Hustler W 

Review W 

Advocate W 

Miner W 


Circu- 
lation. 

10,000 
7,393 
3,809 


,143 
648' 


600 


Politics 


Agricul. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 

Comm. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind.  Lib. 

Ind. 

Con. 


284 


CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  AND   MAGAZINE   DIRECTORY. 


[1911 


{{IBi.'RJf^—CoiUinued. 


Place. 


Crossfield. . 
Daysland . . 
Didsbury . . 
Edmonton. 
Edmonton. 
Edmonton , 


F't  Sask'wan 

Frank 

Gleichen. . . . 
High  River. 

Holden 

Innisfail 

Lacombe  . . . 

LeduO 

Lethbridge . 


Macleod 

Magrath 

Medic'nellat 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Chronicle W 

Press W 

Pioneer W 

Alberta  Herold  (Ger.)..W 
Alberta  Homestead . . .  W 

Bulletin D 

„       S-W 

Courrier  de  l'Ouest(Fr)W 

Journal (Evg.)  D 

M        (Morn.)  D 

n       W 

Saturday  News W 

Searchlight M 

Town  Topics W 

West-Land M 

Chronicle W 

Paper W 

Call W 

Times W 

Herald W 

Province W 

Advertiser W 

Western  Globe W 

Representative W 

Herald W 

Herald D 

News W 

S.Alberta  Labor  Bulletin 
Fortnightly 

Advertiser W 

Pioneer W 

News D 


Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Non-Pol 

825 

Ind. 

500 

Ind. 

6,934 

Ind.  Lib. 

Agr.&F. 

4,099 

Ind.  Lib. 

4,372 

Ind.Lib. 

2,300 

Lib. 

4,816 

Con. 

Con. 

Con. 

1,500 

Ind. 



Temp. 

Lib. 

Relig. 

Ind.Lib. 

Lib. 

500 

Ind. 

1,300 

Ind. 

Local. 

1,000 

Ind. 

950 

Con. 

1,150 

Lib. 

450 

Ind. 

2,210 

Lib. 

4,100 

Lib. 

700 

Ind. 

Labor 

800 

Ind. 

350 

Ind. 

1,500 

Ind. 

Place. 


Medic' neHat 

Millet 

Nan  ton 

Okotoks 

Olds.....'!'.'. 
PincherCr'k 

Ponoka 

Provost 

Raj-mond.. . 
Red  Deer... 

Ryley....*!! 
Sedgewick. . 
Stettler 

Stony  Plain . 
Strathcona  . 


Strath  more, 


Taber  

Tofield ... 
Trocher . . 
Vegreville. 
Vermilion 


Viking 

Wetaskiwin. 


Name  of  Paper-  ^^^^ 


Times W 

Packet W 

News W 

Advance W 

Review W 

Gazette W 

Echo W 

Herald W 

Star W 

Rustler W 

Advocate W 

News W 

Times W 

Sentinel W 

Gazette W 

Independent W 

Advertiser W 

Chronicle W 

Evening  Chronicle D 

Plaindealer S-W 

Strathmore  and  Bow 
Valley  Standard ....  W 

Free  Press W 

Standard W 

Times W 

Observer W 

Signal W 

Standard W 

Gazette W 

Post W 

Times W 


ClRClT- 
LATION. 


1,200 


460 
500 
500 
760 
750 


500 

875 

1,000 


350 
'966" 


750 

ijiso' 


400 


650 


1,500 


SASKATCHEWAN. 


Place. 

Name  of  Paper. 

When 
Pub. 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Place. 

Name  of    Paper. 

When 
Pub. 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Abernethan 

Dispatch 

...  W 

400 
600 

Ind. 
Ind. 

Halbrite  ... 
Hanley 

....W 

450 
800 

Con. 

Alameda. . . . 

Herald 

....W 

Lib. 

Areola 

Moose  Mountain  Star  .W 

900 

Ind. 

Heward 

Chronicle . 

....W 

Ind. 

Empire 

News 

Ind, 
Ind. 

Humboldt.. 
Indian  Head 

....w 

600 
1,000 

Lib. 

Balcarres. .. 

Prairie  Witness.. 

,...W 

Lib. 

Balgonie — 

Observer 

....W 

Ind. 

Vidette  

...W 

1,450 

Con. 

Battleford.. 

Press 

....W 

564 

Lib. 

Kamsack. .. 

Times 

....W 

300 

Ind. 

ti 

Saskatchewan  Herald.. W 

475 

Con. 

Kindersley. . 

Clarion 

....W 

Ind. 

Biggar 

World 

...W 

Ind.  Lib. 

Kinistino.. . 

Representative. . . 

W 

Bladworth. . 

Advance 

W 

... 
600 

Lib. 

Non-Par 
Ind. 
Ind. 

Lang 

Langham . . . 

Lanigan 

Lashburn  . . 

Recorder 

. . . .  w 

420 

Lib. 

Bridgford . . 
Broadview. . 

Free  Press 

Express 

Advertiser 

W 

Ind. 

Mail  

w 

Local. 

Canora 

Comet 

.,..W 

Lib. 

Carievale.  . . 

w 



Ind. 
Lib. 

Lemberg  . . . 
Lrydmin'tr. 

Budget 

Times 

'  i',2.56" ' 

Non-Pol 

Oarlyle 

Herald 

....W 

Neut. 

Carndufif..,. 

Gazette 

W 

550 
876 

Ind. 
Lib. 

Lumsden . . . 
Macklin  .... 

News-Record 

Times 

800 

Ind.Lib. 

Caron 

Enterprise 

W 

Ind. 

Craik 

News 

W 

500 

Ind. 

Macoun 

Messenger 

....w 

Ind. 

Creelman . . . 

Gazette 

W 

450 

Local. 

Manor 

Advocate 

....w 

555 

Ind.  Con 

Cupar 

Herald 

W 

436 

Local. 

Maple  Creek 

Leader 

...w 

Ind. 

Davidson 

Leader 

Advocate 

700 
300 

Ind. 
Local. 

Maryfield. . . 

News 

. . . .  w 

624 

Con. 

Delisle 

News 

w 

Ind. 

Duck  Lake  . 

Chronicle 

w 

Ind. 

Melfort  .... 

Carrot  River  Journal . .  W 

Con. 

Dundurn  ... 

Enterprise 

....w 

350 

Lib. 

,, 

Moon 

....w 

825 

Lib. 

Earl  Grey. . . 

Cornet 

....w 

Melville  .... 

Canadian 

....w 

600 

Ind. 

Elbow 

Graphic 

....w 

Ind. 

II 

Western  Sun .... 

w 

Lib. 

Elstow 

TimeH 

...w 

. 

Midale 

Vidette 

....w 

Esterhazy  . . 

Observer  

....w 

500 

Ind. 

Milestone... 

Mail 

....w 

725 

Lib.  Con 

Estevan 

Mercury 

....w 

950 

Ind. 

Moose  Jaw. . 

Evening  Times... 

D 

1,500 

Lib. 

1,        

Progress 

....w 

Ind. 

ti 

Morning  News  . . . 

D 

Ind. 

Eyebrow . . . 

Herald 

....w 

Ind. 

II 

News 

....W 

1,250 

Ind. 

Fillmore.... 

Press 

....w 

550 

Ind.  Lib. 

II 

Times 

..S-W 

2,400 

Ind. 

Forget 

Mail 

w 

Local. 

Moosomin . . 

Spectator 

....W 

1,175 

Lib. 

Francis  .... 

Free  Press  

...w 

492 

Ind. 

„ 

World 

....w 

1,200 

Con. 

Gainsboro' 

Post 

Prairie  News 

375 
650 

Ind. 
Ind. 

Morse 

Muenster... 

News 

W 

Lib. 

Govan 

St.Peter'sBote(Ger.)..W 

Cath. 

Grenfell.... 

Sun 

....w 

650 

Ind. 

Nokomis  — 

Times 

.  ...W 

Con. 

Guernsey  .. 
Gull  Lake.. 

Standard 

Advertiser 

w 

325 

Ind. 
Lib. 

N.  Battleford 
Outlook.... 

....w 

Ind. 

Outlook 

....w 

Non-Par 

1911] 


CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  AND   MAGAZINE   DIRECTORY. 


285 


SASKATCHEWAN— (7o?i<mMec?. 


Oxbow . . 
Paynton 
Perdue . . 
P'inceAlbert 


Qu'Appelle . 
Quill  Lake, . 
Radisson  . . . 

Redvers 

Regina 


Name  of  Paper. 


When    Circu- 

PUB.      liATION. 


Rosthern , 
Rouleau . , 


Saltcoats . 
Saskatoon , 


Herald W 

Recorder W 

Witness VV 

Herald W 

News D 

Times W 

Progress W 

Events W 

News W 

Observer W 

Leader W 

Morning  Leader D 

Sask.  Courier  (Ger.).  ..W 

Standard D 

Standard S-W 

Town  Topics  and 

Advertiser D 

West W 

Enterprise W 

Drinkwater  Advance . .  W 

Enterprise W 

Herald W 

Capital W 

Evening  Capital D 

Phoenix D 

„       W 

Saturday  Press VV 


800 


1,500 

1*606* 
550 


750 
450 
1,000 
3,523 
5,000 
3,000 
2,250 


1,000 
675 


575 


Politics 


Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind.  Con 

Ind. 

Ind.  Lib. 

Local. 

Non-Pol 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lb.-Cn. 

Ind. 

Ind. 
Ind. 
Con. 
Con. 
Lib. 
Lib. 
Ind. 


Place. 


Scott 

Simons 

Sintaluta . 
Stoughton 
Strassburg 
S.  Current 
Tisdale . . . 
Unity 

Viscount  . , 
Wadena . .  . 
Wapella . . . 
Watrous . . . 
Watson  . . . 
Wawota . . . 
Weyburn . . 


Whitewood . 

Wilkie 

Windthorst. 
Wolseley  . . . 
Wynyard. . . 
Yellow  Grass 
Yorkton 

M  .  .  .  . 

Zealandia. . . 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Herald W 

Gazette W 

Times W 

Times W 

Mountaineer W 

Sun W 

Carrot  River  Recorder.  W 
Unity  Courier  and 

Adanac  World W 

Sun W 

Herald W 

Post  &  Rocanv'le  Rec'd.  W 

Signal W 

Witnes? W 

Herald W 

Clarion  Call M 

Herald W 

Review W 

Herald W 

Press W 

Independent W 

News W 

News W 

Journal W 

Enterprise W 

Times W 

Telegram W 


Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

450 

Ind. 

623 

Non-Pol 

600 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Local. 

Lib. 

850 

Ind. 

Ind. 

425 

Local. 

Lib. 

i',388  " 

Bapt. 
Ind. 

525 

Ind. 

Local. 

400 

Ind. 

550 

Ind. 

""456" 

Local. 

1,350 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

flOYA   SCOTIA. 


Place. 


Amherst  . . . 

II        ... 

Annapolis  R. 

Antigonish  . 

Arichat 

Baddeck 

Bear  River  . 

Berwick 

Bridgetown . 

Bridgewater 
Clark's  Har. 
Dartmouth . 

Digby  

Glace  Bay . . 

Halifax....". 

ti       

II       

II       

II       

II  

II  

It  

II  

Hantsport . . 
Inverness  . . 
Kentville. .. 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


News D 

News  and  Sentinel . .  S-W 

Spectator W 

Casket W 

Richmond  Co.  Record  W 

Victoria  News W 

News W 

Register W 

Monitor  and  Western 

Annapolis  Sentinel . .  W 

Bulletin W 

Coast  Guard W 

Canadian  AcademyQuar. 

Patriot W 

Courier W 

Gazette D 

Provincial  Workman . .  W 

Standard D 

Acadian  Recorder D 

...T-W 

Church  Work S-M 

Dalhousie  Gazette M 

Echo D 

Evening  Mail D 

Herald D 

Industrial  Advocate  ..M 
Mail  and  Homestead. . .  W 
Maritime  Medical  NewsM 
Maritime  Merchant. Fort. 
Maritime  Oddfellow . . .  M 

Morning  Chronicle D 

Nova  Scotian W 

Presbyterian  Witness.. W 

Royal  Gazette W 

Sports  and  Town 

Topics W 

Wesleyan W 

Advance W 

News W 

Acadian  Orchardist . . .  W 

Advertiser W 

Western  Chronicle W 


Circu- 
lation. 


1,450 
1,800 
1,100 
4,800 


479 
1,500 


1,700 
1,500 


1,100 
1,750 
3,183 
1,500 


3.400 


5,825 
17,587 


1,750 
2,000 
1,700 


7,550 
18,500 


3,750 
1.550 


2,200 
2,160 
1,000 


Politics 


Lib. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Catholic 

Ind. 

No  n- Par 

Non-Pol 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Biog. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind.  Lab 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Ch.ofE. 

College. 

Ind. 

Ind.-Cn. 

Ind.-Cn. 

Indus. 

Non-Pol 

Medical 

Com. 

I.O.O.F. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Presb. 

Legal 

S.&N'ws 

Meth. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Non-Pol 

Con. 

Lib. 


Place. 

Liverpool. .. 
Lunenburg  . 


Middleton  . . 
New  Glasg'w 


Nth.  Sydney 

Oxford 

Parrsboro  . . 

Pictou 

Pt.  Tupper.. 
Pt.H'wk'sb'y 
Port  Hood.. 
Shelburne  . . 
Springhill  . . 


Stellarton. 
Sydney... 


Truro 


Mines 


Westville 
Windsor . 


Wolfville  . , 
Yarmouth , 


Name  of  Paper, 


When 
Pub 


Advance W 

News D 

News W 

Nova  Scotia  Lutheran. .M 
Progress-Enterprise. . .  W 

Outlook W 

Eastern  Chronicle  ..S-W 

Enterprise W 

Standard W 

Herald W 

Journal W 

Leader W 

Advocate W 

Mail W 

Journal-Bulletin W 

Greetings W 

Gazette W 

Standard W 

Tribune W 

Maritime  Mining- 
Record  ...  -S-M 

Cape  Breton  Methodist 
and  Circuit  Record . .  M 

Post D 

M     W 

Record D 

Globe W 

Citizen W 

Colchester  Sun W 

News I ) 

W 

Free  Lance W 

Forward Fort. 

Hants  Journal W 

King's  College  Record  M 

Tribune W 

Acadia  Athenaeum M 

Acadian  W 

Herald W 

Light W 

Post D 

Times S-W 


Circu- 
lation. 


300 


425 

2,700 

1,000 

3,000 

2,250 

2,500 

4,700 

900 

860 

1,900 

400 

1,500 

2.000 


1,200 
950 


4,655 


3,500 


1,000 
2,000 
1,023 
6,105 
3.000 


1,790 
380 
1,000 
500 
1,150 
3,240 
2,750 


Politics 


Reform. 

Non-pol 

Con. 

Luth. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Lb. -Con. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Local. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 


Mining. 


Meth. 
Con. 
Con. 
Lib. 


Ind.  Con 

Ind.Con 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Prohib. 

Ind. 

College. 

Ind. 

College. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Lb. -Con. 


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[1911 


YUKON    TEHRITORY. 


PliACB. 

1  Namk  op  Paper.  ^JJJ^ 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Place. 

Name  of  Paper.  ^JJJ^ 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Dawson  . . . 

.  News D 

.1     „     W 

2,500 
2,250 

Lib. 
Lib. 

White  Horse 

Star W 

500 

Lib 

KEW    BRUNSWICK. 


Place. 


Campbellton 

Chatham — 

ti       ..  •  • 
Fredericton. 


Hartland . 
Hillsboro , 
Moncton.. 


Newcastle . 


Perth 

Richibucto. 
Sackville.. . 


St.  Andrews. 


Name  of  Paper. 


Whkn 
Pub. 


Graphic S-W 

Tribune T-W 

Commercial W 

World S-W 

11       W 

Butler's  Journal M 

Gleaner D 

II       S-W 

Mail D 

Mail S-W 

University  Monthly . . .  M 

Observer W 

Albert  Journal W 

Eastern  Labor  News  ..  W 
Evangeline  (French) . .  W 

Times D 

^ S-W 

Transcript D 

.1         S-W 

North  Shore  Leader. . .  W 

Union  Advocate W 

Victoria  County  News.W 

Review W 

Allisonia B-M 

Argosy M 

Post S-W 

Tribune S-W 

Beacon W 


Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

2,100 

Lib. 

Con. 

900 

Lib. 

600 

Lib.-Cn. 

1,280 

Lib.-Cn. 

500 

Soc. 

2,000 

Con. 

Con. 

""416" 

College. 

1,250 

Ind.Lib. 

1,(X)0 

1,000 

In.  Lab. 

3,000 

Lib. 

3,183 

Lb.-Cn. 

2,767 

Lb.-Cn. 

Lib. 



Lib. 

1,500 

Ind. 

1,800 

Ind. 

725 

Ind. 

1,400 

Lib. 

College. 

450 

College. 

1,500 

Ind.Con 

1,950 

Ind.  Lib. 

1,375 

Lib. 

Place. 


St.  George . 
St.  John . . . 


St.  Stephens 
Shediac 
Sussex  . . 


Woodstock. 


Name  of  Paper.  ^JJJ^ 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Granite  T'wn  GreetingsW 

1,075 

Lib. 

Busy  East M 

Devel'pt 
Christ'n 

Christian M 

1,000 

Educational  Review..  M 

2,100 

Educ. 

Evening  Times  &  Star..D 

7,010 

Lib. 

Globe D 

4,500 

Lib. 

II      W 

2,500 

Lib. 

Maritime  Baptist W 

5,778 

Baptist. 

Monitor W 

2,000 

Catholic 

N.B.  and  P.E.L  Sunday 

School  Advocate.... M 

1,600 

Sun.  Sc. 

New  Freeman W 

3,200 

Catholic 

New  Star D 

1,500 

Ind. 

Standard D 

Con. 

W 

Con. 

Telegraph  and  Sun. . .  .D 

11,000 

Lib. 

and  News.  S-W 

Lib. 

St.  Croix  Courier W 

2,538 

Ind.Con 

Moniteur  Acadian  (Fr)  W 

1,400 

Lb.-Cn. 

Funeral  Dir.&  Bul'etin .  M 

Trade. 

King's  County  Record  W 
Maritime  Farmer  and 

1,750 

Ind. 

Co-operaiiveDairy'nS-M 

8,388 

Agric. 

Practical  Farmer M 

Agric. 
Lib. 

Carleton  Sentinel W 

2,000 

Dispatch W 

1,750 

Ind. 

JKing's  Highway  ...S-M 

Ref.Bap 

Press  W 

i.eoo 

Con. 

ONTARIO. 


Place. 


Acton 

Ailsa  Craig . 
Alexandria  . 

AUiston  — 
Almonte  — 

II  ... 
Alvinston. . . 
Amherstb'rg 

Arkona 

Arnprior. . . 

II 

Arthur 

Athens 

Atwood  . . . 
Aurora.  . . . 

II      ... 

Aylmer 

II      ... 

Ayr 

Ayton 

Bancroft... 

Barrie 

II     

Beamsville. 
Beaverton . 


Pub. 


Free  Press W 

Banner W 

Glengarrian W 

News W 

Herald  W 

Gazette W 

Times W 

Free  Press W 

Echo W 

Star W 

Chronicle W 

Watchman W 

Enterprise W 

Reporter W 

Bee W 

Banner W 

Sons  of  Temperance 

Record M 

Express W 

Sun W 

News W 

Advance W 

Times W 

Examiner W 

Gazette W 

Northern  Advance W 

Express W 

Express  (Part  of  the 
edit,  is  printed  under 
headings :  Echo,Can- 
nington,  and  Advo- 
cate, Woodville). ...  W 
Hustler  (See  Plaindealer, 
Cannington). 


Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

1,026 

Ind. 

1,100 

Local. 

1,400 

Con. 

Reform. 

1,580 

Ind. 

2,000 

Lib. 

800 

Lib.  Con 

1,125 

Ind. 

2,800 

Lib. 

Ind. 

1,850 

Con. 

1,250 

Lib. 

900 

Ind. 

675 

Ind. 

500 

Ind. 

1,000 

Reform. 

Prohib. 

1,878 

Ind. 

900 

Ind. 

800 

Ind. 

550 

Non-Pol 

800 

Ind. 

1,712 

Lib. 

1,799 

Lib. 

1,400 

Lib.  Con 

700 

Ind. 

1,000 

Ind. 

Place. 


Beeton 

Belleville. 


Belmont 
Berlin.. 


Berlin 

II      

Blenheim  .. 
Blind  River. 

Blyth 

Bobcaygeon 

Bolton 

Bothwell . . . 
Bowmanviir 

W.   Durham 
Bracebridge 

BrMford . . . 
Brampton . . 

Brantford . . 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 

Pub. 


World W 

Intelligencer D 

Intelligencer W 

Ontario D 

Ontario W 

Times W 

Evangeliums  Bote(Ger)M 

JGospel  Banner W 

Journal  (Part  of  the 
edit,  is  printed  under 
headings:  Canadisehe 
Kolonist  und  Volks- 
blatt,  Ontario  Glocke 
and  Kanadische  Bau- 
ernfreund)(German)  W 

News  Record D 

.1  W 

Telegraph D 

News-Tribune W 

Gazette W 

Standard W 

Independent W 

Enterprise W 

Times W 

Canadian  Statesman . .  W 

News ;   W 

Review W 

Gazette W 

Muskoka  Herald W 

Witness-News W 

Banner  and  Times  . .  .  W 

Conservator W 

Canadian  Bee  Journal.  M 
Courier D 


Circu- 
lation. 


1,400 
1,550 
2,025 


Politics 


Ind. 

Con. 

Con. 

Reform. 

Reform. 

Ind. 

Evang. 

Mennon 


Ind. 

Con. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind.Lib. 

Ind.Cn. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Beek'pg 

Con. 


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0  N  T  A  R I Q— Continued. 


Place. 


Brantford. 


Bridgeburg. 


Brigden . . . 
Brighton... 
Brockville . 


Bruce  Mines 
Brussels .... 

Burford 

Burk's  Falls. 
Burlington  . 
Caledonia  . . 

Campb'lford 
Cannington. 


Cannington, 


Carleton  PI 


Carp . . . 
Cayuga. 


Chatham 


Chataworth 
Chesley  . . . 

Chesterville. 
Clarksburg.. 


Clifford . 
Clinton . 


Cobalt 


Name  op  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Oobden.. 
Oobourg. 


Cochrane . . . 
Oolborne . . . 

Ooldwater . . 
CoUingwood 


Comber  . . . 
Cookstown. 
Cornwall  . . 

Courtwright 

Creemore . 

Delhi 

Drayton  . . 


Courier W 

Expositor D 

W 

Canadian  Motor  Boat..M 
Review(Part  of  the  edi- 
tion is  printed  under 
name  of  Times,  Fort 
Erie,    and     Herald, 

Ridgeway) W 

Progress W 

Ensign W 

Evening  Recorder D 

Recorder W 

Times D 

Times W 

Spectator W 

Post ...W 

Advance W 

Arrow W 

Gazette W 

Grand  River  Sachem.. W 

Haldimand  Banner W 

Herald W 

Echo    (See    Express, 

Beaverton) W 

Ontario  Gleaner  (Part 
of  the  edit,  is  printed 
under  name  of  Brock 

Banner) . . . .  W 

Plaindealer  (Prints  an 
edition  under  name  of 
Hustler,   Beaverton)W 

Central  Canadian W 

Herald W 

Review W 

Haldimand  Advocate 
(Pts.  an  edi.  under 
name  of  Star,  Selkirk)  W 
Ami  de  Peuple  (Fr.  and 

Eng.) W 

Banner-News W 

Can.  Checker  Player . .  M 
Canadien  (Fr.  &Eng.).W 

News D 

Planet D 

I W 

Poultry  and  Dogs M 

News W 

Asso.PresbyterianMag.M 

Enterprise W 

Record W 

Review  (Prints  an  edi- 
under  same  name  for 

Thornbury)  W 

Express W 

New  Era W 

News-Record W 

Citizen W 

Nugget W 

Sun W 

Saturday  Morning  PostW 

Sentinel-Star W 

World W 

Northland W 

Enterprise W 

Express W 

Planet W 

Bulletin W 

Enterprise W 

Messenger W 

Saturday  News W 

Herald W 

Advocate..   W 

Freeholder W 

Standard W 

Court  Wright  and  Moore 

Sun W 

Star W 

Reporter W 

Advocate W 


Circu- 
lation. 


1,500 
4,978 
1,429 


800 
1,362 

900 

900 
1,500 
2,330 
1,000 
2,140 

500 
1,130 

750 
1,450 
1,100 

900 


1,000 


1,480 
1,034 


2,100 

1,033 

2,689 

422 

700 

1,966 

1,850 

3,500 

17,679 

900 

450 

1,600 

1,150 


672 

610 

1,800 

1.430 


1,000 

830 

600 

1,000 

1,250 


900 
1,200 

500 
2,500 
2,050 


1,600 

750 

948 

2,792 

2,799 

500 


1,553 


Politics 

Con. 
Lib. 
Lib. 
M'rB'ng 


Ind. 

Non-Pol 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Reform 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Non-Pol 

Neutral 

Ind. 


Ind. Con 


Local. 
Lb.-Cn. 
Lib. 
Ind. 


Reform, 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Check'rs 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Con. 

P.  &  D. 

Ind. 

As.Pres 

Ind. 

Ind. 


Non-Pol 

Ind. 

Reform 

Con. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Reform 

Con. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Local. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Con. 

fnd. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 


Place. 


Dresden . 
Dryden . . 
Dundalk. 
Dundas  . 


Dungannon. 
Dunnville  . . 


Durham , 


Dutton . . . 
Eganville . 


Elmira 


Elmvale  . . 

Elora 

Embro 

Englehart , 


Erin . , . 

Essex. . 
Exeter 


Fenelon  F'ls 

Fergus 

Flesherton 
Florence  . 
Fordwich . , 

Forest 

Forest 

Fort  Erie. 
Fort  Frances 

Fort  William 


Gait. 


Gananoque . 

Georgetown 

Glencoe  

Goderich . . . 

II        ... 

Gore  Bay  . . . 

Gorrie 

GrandValley 
Gravenhurst 
Grimsby . 


Guelph. 


Ha^ersville . 
Haileybury . 


Hamilton. . . 


Hanover. . 
Harriston 
Harrow. . . 


Name  of  Paper.  ^^^ 

Circu- 
lation. 

Times 

.W 
.W 

1,000 

Observer  and  Star  . . 

Herald 

.W 

1,140 

Banner 

.W 

2,300 

Star 

W 

1,825 
600 

News 

.w 

Chronicle 

.w 

1,776 

Gazette 

.w 

875 

Reform  Press 

..w 

600 

Chronicle 

..w 
..w 
..w 

1,500 

Review 

1,100 

Advance  

1,008 

Leader 

..w 

1,500 

Star-Enterprise 

..w 

1,675 

Advertiser 

..w 

1,050 

Signet 

..w 

1,150 

Lance 

.w 

1,000 

Express 

..w 

825 

Courier 

..w 

900 

Journal 

..w 

400 

News 

..w 

Advocate 

..w 

2,300 

Free  Press  

..w 

1,750 

Advocate 

..w 
..w 

1,968 

Times 

1,950 

Gazette 

..w 

450 

News-Record 

..w 

1,750 

Advance 

..w 

950 

Quill 

..w 

500 

Record 

..w 

700 

Free  Press 

..w 

1,750 

Standard  

..w 

1,250 

Times  (see  Review, 

Brid 

geburg). 

Times  and  Rainy  Lake 

Herald 

..w 

1,850 

Herald 

..D 

2,105 

Times  Journal 

..D 
..W 

3,200 

West  Fort  William  En- 

terprise   

..w 

Reformer 

..D 

1,797 

„         

..w 

Reporter 

..D 

1,750 

II         

..W 

1,750 

Journal 

..W 

1,000 

Reporter 

..W 

980 

Herald 

..W 

1,250 

Transcript 

..W 

1,400 

Signal... 

..W 

1,800 

Star 

W 

1.850 

Recorder 

..w 

1.200 

Vidette  

..W 

500 

Starand  Vidette... 

..W 

1,032 

Banner 

..W 

1,000 

Fruit  Grower,  Market 

Gard'ner  &  P'ltrym'nW 

2,300 

Independent  

..w 

2,100 

Canad'n  Entomologist .  M 

700 

tCanadian  Forester 

...M 

tChosen  Friend 

..M 

Evening  Mercury. . . 

...D 

2,730 

Herald 

...D 

2,375 

..w 

4,750 

Mercury 

..W 

7,000 

Ontario  Agric.  College 

Review   

.M 

900 

News 

..W 

800 

Haileyburian  &  Temis- 

kaming  Mining  Jn 

..w 

950 

Record  

..W 

Can.  Royal  Templar 

..M 

13,500 

Herald  

...D 

11,694 

Review 

..W 

10,000 

Spectator 

...D 

16,764 

,,        

S-W 

6,946 

Times 

..D 

8,787 

S-W 

7,562 

Post 

..w 

1,500 

Review 

..W 

900 

Sentinel 

..W 

480 

Politics 


Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Reform. 

Lb.-Cn. 

Local. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Reform 

Lb.-Cn. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind.  Lib. 

Ind.-Cn. 

Ind. 

Local. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Reform 

Ind.Ref. 

Lb.-Cn. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 


Ind. 
Lib. 
Ind. 
Ind. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lb.-Cn. 

Lb.-Cn. 

Con. 

Reform 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Lb.-Cn. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Non-pol 

Ag.  &  P. 

Ind. 

Scien'fic 

For'st'rs 

C.O.C.F 

Reform 

Con. 

Con. 

Reform 

Agri.  C. 
Con. 

LI.  &  M. 

Ind. 

Temp. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Con. 

Reform. 

Reform. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Ind. 


United    Typewriter    Co., 
In   all   Canadian   Cities. 
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[1911 


0  N  TA  R  I  0.— Continued. 


PliACB. 


Hastings  . . . 
Havelock . . . 
Hawkesbury 

II 
Hensall . .  . . 
Hepworth  . . 
Hespeler  . . . 
Highgate . . . 
Hillsburg. . . 

Holstein 

Huntsville . . 
Ingersoll 


Iroquois . . . 

Jarvis 

Keewatin . . 
Kemptville 
Kenora.  . . . 


Namk  of  Papkr. 


When 
Pub. 


Kincardine 

II 
Kingston . 


Kingsville 
Lakefield  . 
Lanark . . . 
Leamington. 

It 
Lindsay  . 


Listowell 


Lit.  Current 
London  . 


L'Orignal. 


Lucan 

Lucknow . 
Madoc  . . . 
Markdale . 
Markham 


Marmora , 
Maxville  . 
Meaford . . 


Merlin 

Merriekville 


Star W 

Standard W 

Echo W 

Moniteur  (French) W 

Observer W 

Progress W 

Herald W 

Monitor W 

Beaver W 

Leader W 

Forester W 

Chronicle D 

Chronicle  &  Canadian 

Dairj^man W 

Oxford    Tribune    and 

Can.  Dairy  ReporterW 
Sfc.  Lawrence  News.. . .  W 

Record W 

Enterprise W 

Advance W 

Central  Canada  Mining 

Record W 

Rat  Portage  Miner  and 

News S-W 

Reporter W 

Review W 

British  Whig D 

I.  I,      W 

Canadian  (Eng.  &  Fr.)  M 
Canadian  Freeman .. . .  W 

Church  Life.  W 

Ontario  Churchman. . . M 
Queen's  Medical  Quar . .  Q 

Queen's  Quarterly Q 

Queen's  Univer'y  Jour- 
nal  W 

Standard D 

Standard S-W 

Reporter W 

News W 

Era W 

News W 

Post W 

Evening  Post D 

Post  W 

Warder D 

Watchman -Warder W 

Banner W 

Standard W 

Manitoulin  Expositor.. W 

Advertiser D 

t  Ancient  Forester M 

Canada  Monthly M 

Canad.  White  Ribbon 

Tidings S-M 

Canadian  Woodman . . .  M 

Catholic  Record W 

Echo W 

Farmer's  Advocate  and 

Home  Magazine W 

Free  Press D 

Free  Press  and  Farm 

and  Home ..W 

Industrial  Banner M 

Western  Advertiser.  ..W 
Prescott   and    Russell 

Advocate W 

Sun .W 

Sentinel W 

North  Hastings  ReviewW 

Standard W 

Economist W 

Sun W 

Herald W 

Advance W 

Express W 

Mirror W 

Monitor W 

Standard   W 

Star  Chronicle W 


ClRCU- 
liATION, 


500 

780 

1,832 


900 


960 

1,500 

600 


1,016 
930 


Politics 


Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Non-Pol 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 


1,450    Lib 


1,000 
1,000 
1,185 
500 
1,400 


1,240 
1,250 
1,536 
4,108 
5..515 


C.OOO 


7,124 
1,200 
1,200 

1,400 
3,005 
1,860 

482 

900 
1,475 

850 
2,259 
1,208 
2,900 
1,208 
2,962 
1,150 
1,150 

800 
16.425 


3,500 
10,000 
22,  .500 

9.000 


24,927 


5,600 
2,491 

850 

700 

1,100 

1,375 

2,000 

1,500 

750 

750 


850 

1,150 

700 

520 

1,150 


Con. 
Ind. 

Neutral. 
Ind.  Con 
Ind. 

Mining. 

Ind. 

Reform 

Ind.Con 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Cath.  Ft 

Catholic 

Episc. 

Episco'l 

Medical. 

College . 

College. 

Ind- Con 

Ind.Con 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib-Con 

Lib-Con 

Lib. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

A.O.F. 

Lit. 

WCTU. 
W.  of  W. 
Catholic 
Local. 

Agric. 
Con. 

Con. 

Labor. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Non-Pol 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Non-Par 

Non-Pol 

Reform. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Con. 


Place. 


Midland , 


Mildmay. . 
Millbrook. 


Milton 


Milverton. 


Minden . . 
Mitchell . 


Monkton  . . , 
Morrisburg 

II 
Mt.  Brjdges 
Mt.  Forest 

Napanee  . 

Newcastle 
N.  Hamburg 
NewLiske'rd 

New  Market 


Niagara  . 
Niagara  F'lls 


Nh.  Augusta 
North  Bay 

II 
N'th  Toronto 

Norwich 
Norwood 
Oakville. 


Oil  Springs 
Orangeville 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Orillia. 


Orono . . 
Oshawa 


Ottawa 


Owen  Sound 


Paisley 

Palmerston . 


Paris 'Review. 


Argus W 

Free  Press W 

Times W 

Gazette W 

Milbrook  &  Omemee 

Mirror W 

Reporter W 

Canadian  Champion.. W 

Reformer W 

Linwood  News W 

Sun W 

Echo W 

Advocate W 

Recorder W 

Times W 

Herald W 

Leader W 

Enterprise W 

Confederate W 

Representative W 

Beaver W 

Express W 

Independent W 

Independent W 

Speaker W 

Temiskaming  Herald.. W 

Canadian  Friend M 

Era W 

Express- Herald W 

Times W 

Kecord D 

II         W 

Review W 

Citizen W 

Despatch  and  Tribune.  W 

Times W 

North  Ender.  .(See  Tor.) 

Progress W 

Gazette W 

Register W 

News W 

Record W 

Star W 

Advance W 

Banner W 

DuflferinPost W 

Sun W 

Canadian  Workman. .  .M 

News-Letter W 

Packet W 

Times W 

News W 

Ontario  Reformer W 

Vindicator W 

Can'da  Gazette  (official 

advertisements  only) 
Can.  Forestry  Journal. Q 
Can.  Milit'y  Gazette. S-M 
Can.  White  Rib'nBul'n.M 
Cent.  Can.  Citizen.. S-W 

Civilian Fortnightly 

Danebrog(Norw.-Dan.)W 
Dominion  PresbyterianW 

Evening  Citizen D 

Evening  Journal D 

Free  Press D 

Naturalist M 

Ottawa  Val.  Journal  S-W 

Temps  (French) D 

United  Canada W 

University  of    Ottawa 

Review M 

Advertiser S-W 

Canadian  Poultry  News  M 
Christian  Messenger. .  .M 

Sun S-W 

Times S-W 

Advocate W 

Spectator W 


Circu- 
lation. 


.W 


870 
900 


800 

1,000 

1,200 

852 

700 

408 

1,400 

840 

1,850 

920 

520 

1,175 

900 

700 

750 

1,212 

3,660 

2,000 

575 

850 


1.000 


1,814 
1,433 

830 
1,400 
1,000 
1,100 

500 
1,400 

927 


1,200 
980 
900 
900 
700 


1,275 
2,200 
40,000 
2,700 
2,092 
2,955 
1,000 
1,650 
1,140 


3,100 
2,500 


Politics 


14,675 
2,006 
],000 
6,000 

15,265 

9,592 

8,482 

500 

11,695 
4,200 
5,700 

900 
1,500 
2,0(X) 

750 
3,314 
2,500 
1,400 

950 
1,000 


Con. 
Reform. 
Ind. 
Local. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Reform. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Con, 

Con. 

Reform. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Friends. 

Lib. 

Lib.  Con 

Ind. 

Ind.  Con 

Ind.  Con 

Reform. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Reform. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Local. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Con. 

AOUW. 

Non-Par 

Con. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Reform. 

Con. 


Forest. 

Military 

WCTU. 

Agric. 

Civil  Ser 

Lib. 

Presby. 

Ind.Con 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Scien'fic 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Ind.&Ca 

College. 

Reform. 

Poultry 

Disc'pl's 

Lib. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 


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Place. 


Paris 

Parkhill.. 
Parry  Sound 

Pembroke , 


Penetang'ne 
Perth  . . . 


Pelerboro' 


Petrolia.... 

Pickering  . 
Picton 

Plattsviiie'! 
Port  Arthur 


Pt.  Colborne 
Port  Credit . 
Port  Dover.. 
Port  Elgin . . 
Port  Hope . . 


Port  Perry. . 

Port  Rowan, 
Powassan  . . 
Prescott 


Preston 

Rainy  River 
Renfrew 

Rich'd's  Ld'g 
Richm'd  Hill 
Ridgetown. . 

Ridgeway  . . 


Ripley 

Rodney 

Russell 

gt.Cath'rin's 


St.  Mary's.. 
St.  Thomas, 


Sarnia . 


S'ltSte  Marie 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 
Pub. 


Star  Transcript W 

Gazette W 

Canadian W 

North  Star W 

DeutchePost(Ger.)...W 
Observer  and    Ottawa 

Valley  Advocate W 

Standard W 

Herald W 

Courier W 

Expositor W 

Canad'n  Florist  (fortny)F 
Can.  Horticulturist .  .'.M 

Can.  Laundryman M 

Evening  Examiner D 

Examiner W 

Farm    and   Dairy  and 

Rural  Home W 

Home  Messenger 

Morning  Times D 

Review D 

..       W 

Times W 

Advertiser  &  Canadian 

OilJournal W 

Topic W 

News W 

Gazette S-W 

Times W 

Echo W 

Evening  Chronicle D 

News D 

Tyokansa  (Fin.) S-W 

Times W 

News W 

Maple  Leaf W 

Times W 

Guide D 

t      W 

Times W 

North  OntarioObserverW 

Star W 

News \V 

News W 

Journal W 

Messenger W 

Progress W 

Gazette W 

Journal W 

Mercury W 

St.  Joe  Herald W 

Liberal W 

Dominion W 

Plaindealer  &  StandardW 
Herald  (See  Review,  Bri 
Record    and    Crystal 

Beach  Budget W 

Express W 

Mercury W 

Leader W 

Evening  Journal D 

Journal W 

Standard ....D 

.,         S-W 

Argus W 

Journal W 

Journal D 

Municipal  World M 

Railway  News  &  Com- 
mercial Trav.  .Fortn'Iy 
Southern    Counties 

Journal W 

Times D 

....W 

Canadian W 

Observer D 

W 

Post W 

Sault  Express W 

Sault  Star W 


Circu- 
lation. 


1,100 
1,765 
750 
1,680 
1,200 

3,500 
1,525 

600 
2,200 
1,750 

392 
9,238 


Politics 


3,001 
2.550 


1,780 
2,640 


1,100 
2,100 
1,200 
1,600 
2,776 
600 
2,235 
2,200 


750 


700 
1,565 

600 
2,000 


700 
800 
600 
750 
650 
850 
350 
957 
1,855 


700 
975 
2,750 
dgeburg 

4.50 
850 
783 
500 
2,800 


4,242 


1,825 
2,235 
2,500 
3,800 

2,450 


4,540 
1,611 
1,000 
1,345 
1,737 
1,900 
600 
1,800 


Lib. 
Ind. 
Con. 
Lib. 
Ind. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Lb.-Cn. 

Hort. 

Hort. 

Trade. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Agric. 

Cath. 

Ind, 

Lib.-Cn. 

Lib.-Cn. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Ind.Ref 

Ind. 

Lb.-Cn. 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind.  Con 

Labor 

Ind. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Reform 

Reform 

Cn.-Lb. 

Con. 

Ind.  Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Reform 

Con. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Reform 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Reform 

). 

Ind. 

Lib.Ref. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Reform 
Reform 
Con. 
Con. 
Reform 
Con. 
.ib. 

Muncpl. 
/R.R.& 
t  Hotel 

Lib. 

Con. 

Con. 

Con. 

Reform 

Reform 

Lib. 

Reform 

Con. 


Place. 


Seaf  orth . 


Selkirk. 


Shelburne 


Name  of  Paper. 


When 

PUB. 


Huron  Expositor W 

News W 

Star  (See  Haldimand 
Advocate,  Cayuga) 

Economist W 

Free  Press W 

Simcoe ;  British  Canadian W 

Reformer W 


Sombra 

Southam'ton 
So.  Mountain 
Springfield  . 

Stayner 

Sterling 

Stouffville . . 
Stratford 


Strathroy 


Smith's  Falls  News S-W 

Rideau  Record S-W 

Outlook W 

Beacon W 

Mountain  Herald W 

Echo W 

.jSun W 

. !  News- Argus W 

.[Tribune W 

.  Beacon D 

It       W 

Herald D 

Perth  Co.  Herald W 

Age W 

Dispatch W 

Streetsville .  Review-Herald W 

Sturgeon  F's  Advertiser  and  New 

I    Ontario  Gazette W 

Sudbury  . . .  Journal W 

ir         ..  .'Mining  News W 

Sundridge  . . !  Echo W 

Tara iLeader W 

Tavistock  . .  .Gazette W 

Teeswater  . .  jNews W 


Thamesford. 
Thamesville. 
Thedford  . . . 
Thessalon  .. 
Thornbury.. 

Thorold  . . .'. 

Tilbury 

Tillsonburg . 

Tiverton . . . . 
Toronto 


Star W 

Herald W 

East  Lambton  TribuneW 

Algoma  Advocate W 

Herald-Reflector W 

Review  (See  Clarksburg) 

Post S-W 

Times W 

Liberal W 

Observer W 

Watchman W 

Acta  Victoriana M 

Algoma  Mission.  News.M 

All  the  World M 

Beach  End  er  (See  North 
Bookseller  &  Stationer 

of  Canada M 

Bulletin M 

Busy  Man's  Magazine . .  M 

Buyers  Magazine M 

Canada  Lancet M 

Canada  Law  Journal.S-M 
Canada  Lumberman 

and  Woodworker.  .S-M 
Canadian  Automobile.. M 
Canadian  Baker  and 

Confectioner M 

Canadian  Baptist W 

Canad.  Cement  &  Con- 
crete Review M 

Canadian  Churchman. W 
Can.  Cigar  and  Tobao. 

Journal M 

Canadian  Clay  Worker.M 
Can.Congregationalist  W 

Canadian  Courier W 

Canadian  Craftsman  & 

Masonic  Record M 

Canadian  Druggist. . .  .M 
Canad. Electrical  News& 

Engineering  Journal  M 
Canadian  Engineer. . .  .W 
Canadian  Epworth  EraM 

Canadian  Farm W 

Canadian  Gtrocer W 

Canadian  Harness  and 

Carriage  Journal M 

Canad.  Home  Journal. M 


Circu- 
lation, 


3,900 
1,000 


900 

1,416 

900 

3,033 

900 

1,600 

900 

800 

900 

600 

800 

920 

900 

2,500 

2,500 

2,039 

2,776 

1,800 

900 

650 

900 
925 

1,450 
600 

1,100 
750 
650 
600 
600 
700 

1,386 
800 


700 

900 

1,200 

],235 

600 

700 

1,600 

800 

Ender) 

1,400 
1.800 


5,000 
2,500 
2,000 

4,000 


2,107 
7,025 

2,000 

8,500 


1,400 


7,600 


1,C50 
25,000 


Politics 


Reform 
Con. 


Ind. 

Con. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Lib.  Con 

Lib. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Non-Pol 

NonPol 

Reform 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Con. 

Reform 

Con. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Con. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Non.Pol 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Ind. 

Lib. 

Con. 

Ind. 

College. 

Episcp. 

S.Army 


Trade. 

Insur. 

Lit. 

Com. 

Medical. 

Legal. 

Lumber 
Motor. 

Trade. 
Baptist. 
Build.  & 
Cont. 
Episcp. 

Trade. 
Trade. 
Cong'l. 
Lit. 

Masonic 
Pharm'l 

Elec.&M 
Civ.&M. 
Ep.  Lea. 

St.&Ag. 
Trade. 

Trade. 
Lit.-F'm 


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[1911 


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PI4ACB. 

Name  of  Papkr   ^^J" 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Place. 

Name  of  Paper.  ^^J^ 

Circu- 
lation, 

Politics 

Toronto  

Canadian   Implement 

Toronto  

tKing'sOwn W 

Pre8.SS. 

and  Vehicle  Trade...  M 

6,300 

Trade. 

M 

Lamp  of  Life M 

Leader  and  Recorder.. W 

Unden'l 

Canadian  Journal  of 

,, 

2,500 

Ind.Con 

„ 

Medicine  &  Surgery.. M 

4,000 

Medical. 

M 

Lord's  Day  Advocate.. M 

40,000 

Sab.Oba 

„        

Canad.  Kennel  Gazette  M 

1,500 

Dogs. 

„ 

McMaster  University 

,1        

Canadian  Law  Times 

Monthly M 

700 

College. 

and  Review M 

745 

Legal. 

„ 

Mail  and  Empire D 

43,897 

Con.^ 

II        .... 

Canadian  Machinery  & 

„               

„         W 

15,167 

Agric. 

Manufacturing  News.M 

Mech. 

Masonic  Sun S-M 

1,250 

Masonic 

II        .... 

Canadian  Magazine M 

23,606 

Literary 

,, 

Merchant  and  General 

„        

Canad.  Manufacturer . .  M 

2,500 

[ndust. 

Storekeeper M 

1,000 

Cm. 

It        .... 

Canadian    Miller    and 

II               .... 

tMissionary  Outlook.. M 

Mthdist. 

Grain  Elevator M 

1,000 

Grain. 

II               .... 

Missionary  Witness  ...M 

1,500 

Undnm. 

II 

Can.  Millinery  Review. M 

Trade. 

II               .... 

Monetary  Times,  Trade 

II        .... 

Canadian  Mining  Jour. 

Review,  &  Insurance 

Fortnightly 

3,500 

Mining. 

Chronicle W 

5,100 

Cm.  Fin. 

II        .... 

Canadian  Music  Trades 

II 

Money  and  Risks M 

2,2.50 

Fin.  Ins. 

Journal M 

1,000 

Musical. 

„               

Motoring M 

4,000 

Motor. 

II        .... 

Canadian  Nurse M 

Nursing 

II 

Motor  Mag.  of  Canada.  M 

4,500 

Motor. 

II 

Canadian  Painter  and 

,, 

Musical  Canada M 

Music. 

Decorator M 

1,936 

Trade. 

„ 

New  Era M 

3,900 

Episeop. 

II        

Canadian   Pharmaceu- 

,, 

News D 

37,512 

Ind. 

tical  Journal M 

1,600 

Pharml, 

„ 

Nor.  Ender  (Part  of  the 

II        .... 

Canadian  Pottery  and 

edit,  is  printed  under 

Glass  Gazette M 

1,600 

Trade. 

names  of  Beach  End- 

11         

Canad.  Poultry  ReviewM 

12,500 

Poultry. 

er,  East  Ender,  West 

;;    ;::: 

Canadian  Power  Boat. .M 
Canadian  Practitioner 

Mo.  boat 

Ender,    North  West 
Ender,  East  End  Echo 

and  Review M 

1,600 

Medical. 

and  West  End  Echo)  W 

32,700 

Local. 

II    .... 

Canadian    Printer  and 

II               .... 

North  West  Ender  (See 

North 

Ender). 

Publisher M 

1,600 

Trade. 

,,               

Notes  for  Bible  Study.. M 

1,750 

Undnm. 

II    .... 

Canadian     Shoe     and 

II               .... 

Office  and  Field W 

1,100 

Ins. 

Leather  Journal M 

2,083 

Trade. 

„               

Office  Digest M 

1,000 

Sten. 

II    .... 

Canadian  Sportsman  & 

II 

Once-a-Week W 

21,000 

Ind. 

Live  Stock  Journal.  .W 

3,100 

Sport'g. 

,,               

Ontario  Reporter W 

853 

Legal. 

II    .... 

Canadian  Teacher — S-M 

3,750 

Educ. 

II               .... 

tOnward W 

Literary 

II    .... 

Canad.  Textile  Jour.. .  .M 

750 

Textile. 

II               .... 

Pioneer W 

12,134 

Temp'ce 

II    

Canadian  Woodworker  M 

2,055 

Mech. 

1,               

t  Pleasant  Hours W 

Literary 

II    .... 

Catholic  Register  and 

II               .... 

Plumber  &  Steamfitter 

Can.  Extension W 

13,023 

Catholic 

&San.  Eng.  of  Can.. S-M 

Trade. 

•1    .... 

Christian  Guardian  . .  .W 

19,734 

Mthdist 

„               

Poultry  Advocate M 

3,666 

Poultry 

II    .... 

Christian  Worker Q 

2,000 

Missions 

1,               

Presbyterian W 

11,000 

Presbyt. 

«i    

Clothier  &Haberdas'r.M 

Trade. 

,, 

Primary  Quarterly Q 

26,000 

Pres.SS. 

II    

Construction M 

Build'g 

„               

Pulp  and  Paper  Mag.  .M 

650 

Trade. 

II    — 

Contract  Record W 

'4,566 

E.&Con. 

II 

Pythian  Review M 

K.  of  P. 

II    — 

Curler  and  Bowler M 

Sports. 

II 

R'lway&  Marine  World.M 

Rl.&Mar 

II    — 

Dental  Practice M 

Dental. 

„ 

Riverdale  Leader W 

Non-Par 

II    

Dominion  Dental  Jour.M 

966 

Dental. 

„               

Saturday  Night W 

17,500 

Family. 

II    — 

Dom.  Medical  Monthly  M 

3,000 

Medical 

,, 

Scottish  Canadian  . . .  .M 

4,500 

Sc'tlnt. 

II    .... 

Dry  Goods  Review  . . .  .M 

4,000 

Trade. 

„               

Secular  Thought M 

425 

FreeTh. 

H              

East  End  Echo  (See  North 

Ender) 

M                

Sentinel  and  Orange  and 

II              .... 

East  Ender  (See  North 

Ender) 

Protestant  Advocate  W 

18,089 

Protest. 

It              

Eastern  Law  Reporter  M 

250 

Legal. 

II                

Sons  of  Eng.  Record. . . M 

20,000 

Frat. 

II              

Economic  Advertising. M 

1,055 

Advtg. 

II                

Standard W 

3,500 

Ind. 

II              .... 

Economist M 

3,500 

Ins.&F. 

II                .... 

Star D 

69,180 

Ind. 

,, 

Engineering  Journal  of 
Canada   M 

,, 

Star W 

15,806 

Ind. 

4,000 

Mech. 

„ 

Sun W 

16,114 

Ag.Fa'm 

It              

Evening  Telegram D 

Expositor  of  the  Christ 

51,594 

Ind. 

II                .... 

Sunday  School  Banner  M 
Teachers' Assistant.... M 

18,111 

Meth.SS 
Epis.SS. 

Life (^ 

150 

Holin'ss 

11                

Teachers  Monthly M 

17,666 

Pres.SS. 

II              

Farmer's  Magazine. . .  .M 



Agric. 

II                .... 

Trader  and    Canadian 

II              

Financial  Post  of  Can..W 
Foreign  Missionary 

Financl. 

„ 

Jeweler M 

TribunaCanadiana.It'nW 

1,000 

Jewelry. 

Tidings M 

17,500 

Mission. 

,1                

Tribune  (Toronto  Jun.)W 

1,566 

Local. 

II              .... 

tForester M 

I.O.F. 

II                .  .  .  . 

Trinity  Univ.  Re  view..  M 

850 

College. 

It              .... 

Freemason M 

9,36i 

Masonic 

,, 

Truth W 

Literary 

II 

Furniture  &  Upholstery 
Journal  and  Under- 

„ 

University  Magazine 
Quarterly 

Literary 

takers' Gazette M 

2,031 

Trade. 

II                 .  .  .  . 

Varsity S-W 

2,286 

College. 

II              .... 

Globe D 

57,754 

Lib. 

II 

tWarCry W 

Salv.Ar. 

II              

Globe  and  Can.FarmerW 

25,104 

Lib. 

„                

West    End    Echo    (See 

North 

Ender). 

H               .... 

Hardware  and  Metal.. W 

3,000 

Trade. 

,,                 

West-Ender  (See  North 

Ender). 

II               

Hardware   Monthly  of 

1,                 

Western  Law  Reporter  M 

358 

Legal. 

Canada M 

1,500 

Trade. 

,1                .  .  .  . 

Westminster M 

9,000 

Undnm. 

II               

Home  Study  Quarterly.  Q 

59.000 

Pres.SS. 

,1                

Wilson  Pub.  Co.  Comb. . . 

225We'k 

lies. 

II               .  .  .  . 

Hotels  and  Travel M 

2,500 

Hotels. 

II                .... 

Wine  &  Spirit  Journal  & 

It               

Independ't  Odd-Fellow.  M 

3,000 

I.O.O.F. 

Brewers'  Review M 

Trade. 

II               .... 

Industrial  Canada M 

3,100 

Indust. 

tl                 .... 

World D 

Ind. 

It               

Institute  Leaflet  Q'ly  ..Q 

29,000 

Episc. 

Tottenham.. 

Cardwell  Sentinel W 

Con. 

II               

Intermediate  QuarterlyQ 

Presb. 

Trenton 

Advocate W 

800 

Con, 

1911] 


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[1911 


ONTARIO.  —Continued. 


Place. 

Name  of  Paper. 

When 
Pub. 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Place. 

Name  of  Paper.  '^^^^^ 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Trenton 

Courier 

....W 

864 

Reform 

Wheatley  .. 

Journal W 

600 

Ind. 

Tweed 

News 

....W 

2,360  'ind. 

Whitby  .... 

Gazette  (Part    of   the 

Uxbridge  .. 

Journal 

....W 

1,500 

Reform 

edit,  is  printed  under 

1! 

North  Ontario  Times.  .W 

800 

Lb.-Cn. 

name  of  Chronicle  . .  W 

1,500 

Ind. 

VankleekH'l 

EasternOntarioReview  W 

1,000 

Ind.  Lib. 

,, 

VoxCollegii M 

500 

College. 

VictoriaHa'r 

Era 

W 

rnd. 

Wiarton.... 

Canadian W 

Echo W 

1,000 
1,500 

Lb  -Cn 

Walkerton  . 

Bruce  Herald 

....W 

2,300  jCon. 

Reform 

M 

Bruce  Times 

....W 

],675  ;Con. 

Winchester. 

Press W 

•  960 

Ind. 

M 

Telescope 

....W 

1,000    Reform 

AVindsor.... 

Essex  County  Standard  W 

900 

Con. 

Walkerville. 

Herald 

...W 

1,000   Con. 

II        .... 

Evening  Record D 

4,000 

Lib. 

Wallaceburg 

Herald-Record  .  . . 

....W 

1,000    Ind. 

1,        

Progres  (French) W 

1,200 

Lib. 

II 

News 

....W 

1,768    Ind. 

II        .... 

Record W 

4,000 

Lib. 

Warkworth. 

Journal 

....W 

1,150    Neutral. 

Wingham. . . 

Advance W 

1,200 

Con. 

Waterford . . 

Star 

....W 

1,500    Lib. 

II 

Times W 

1,000 

Lib. 

Waterloo... 

Chronicle-Telegraph  .  .W 

3,450   Lib. 

Woodstock . 

Athletic  World M 

5,000 

Sports. 

II 

Sentinel 

..S-W 

Ind. 

11 

Express D 

2,000 

Con. 

Watford.... 

Guide-Advocate  . . 

....w 

1,850 

Non-Par 

II 

,1         W 

3,000 

Con. 

Webbwood  . 

Divisional  Journal 

...  w 

610 

Ind. 

Woodstock  . 

Rod&Gun  in  Canada.. M 

18,000 

Sp'rt'ng 

Welland.... 

People's  Press 

....w 

4,572 

Lib. 

II 

Sentinel-Review D 

3,750 

Lib. 

M               

Telegraph 

..S-W 

3,540  ,Con. 

II 

W 

4,000 

Lib. 

II               .... 

Tribune 

....w 

4,617  iLib. 

Woodville . . 

Advocate    (See  Express, 

Beavert 

on). 

Welleal'yVil. 

Maple  Leaf 

.  ...w 

525  ilnd. 

Wroxeter  . . 

Planet W 

500 

Ind. 

West  Lome. 

Elgin  Sun 

Times  and  Guide. 

500    Ind. 
1,780    Ind. 

Wyoming. . . 
Zurich 

Enterprise W 

525 
550 

Ind. 

Weston 

Herald W 

Ind. 

Westport . . . 

Mirror 

....w 

720 

Ind.        ' 

PRINCE   EDWARD   ISLAND. 


Place. 

Name  of  Paper.  ^^^J^' 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Place. 

Name  of  Paper.  ^JJ^^^ 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Charl'tefwn 

Examiner D 

3,000 
3,640 
1,000 
2,250 
2,000 

Lib.  Con 

Ind. 

Con. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Lib. 

Legal. 

Ind. -Lb. 

Montague . . 

Summerside 

11 

II 

Tignish 

Searchlight M 

Island  Farmer W 

Journal    W 

Pioneer    W 

Prince  Edward  Island 

Agriculturist W 

Impartial  (French).    ..W 

2,666" 

Temp. 
Agric. 
Lb.-Cn. 
Lib. 

Guardian D 

Herald W 

Patriot D 

II      S-W 

II 
II 

Prince  Ed  ward  Tsln  nderW 

J  Royal  Gazette W 

Watchman    W 

Agric. 
Ind. 

QUEBEC. 

Place. 

Name  of  Paper.  ^^J^^' 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Place. 

Name  of  Paper.    ^[JI^" 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Arthabaska. 

Union  des  Cantons  de 

Huntingdon 

Canadian  Gleaner W 

1,800 

Lib. 

I'Est  (French) W 

1,250 

Lib. 

Joliette 

Etoiledu  Nord(Fr.)..W 

2,250 

Ind. 

Beauceville . 

Eclaireur  (Fr.) W 

2,000 

Ind. 

Knowlton  . . 

News&BromeCo.  Advo. 

Bedford  .... 

News  (see  News  &  East. 
Townships  Advocate, 
St.  Johns). 

(see  News  &  Eastern 
Townships  Advocate, 
St.  Johns). 

Berthier. . . . 

Gazette  (French) W 

Lib. 

Lachute 

News         II           II 

Buckingh'  m 

Post W 

1,232 

Ind. 

II 

Watchman W 

600 

Con. 

Chicoutimi.. 

Progres  du  Saguenay 
(French) W 

Ind. 

L'keM'g'ntic 

Chronicle  (see  Compton 
County  Chronicle, 

II 

Travailleur  (French)..  W 

666 

Ind. 

Cookshire). 

Coaticook  . . 

Observer W 

850 

Ind. 

L^vis 

Hebdomadaire(Fr.)...W 

4,000 

Ind. 

Cookshire  . . 

Compton  Co.  Chronicle 

Quotidien  (French).... D 

5,500 

Ind. 

(Part  of  ed.  is  printed 

Magog 

Enterprise W 

1,150 

Lb.-Cn. 

under  name  Chron- 

News &  Stanstead  Co. 

icle,  Lake  Megantic)W 

1,300    Con. 

Advocate  (see  News 

Cowansville. 

Cotton's  Weekly W 

10,000  1  Socialist 

&  Eastern  Townships 

Danville.... 

Times  Guardian  (see  Ric 

hinond). 

Advocate,  St.  Johns). 

Farnham . . . 

Leader-Mail  (see  Granby) 

Montmagny 

Courrierde  Montmagny 

Fraserville.. 

Journal  (French) W 



Ind. 

(French) W 

1,000 

Literary 

II 

St.  Laurent  (French).. W 

1,300  [Ind. 

,, 

Peuple  (French) W 

2,066 

Con. 

Granby 

Echo  (French) W 

Oath. 

Montreal . . . 

Araldo  del  Canada 

M            

Leader-Mail W 

1,450    Ind. 

(Ital.) W 

1,100 

Non-Pol 

Grand  Mere. 

Courrier(Fr.) W 

llnd. 

Artisan .  M 

Frat. 

Hull 

Advance  and  Gatineau 

1 

Ash-Shebab  (Arabic).  S-W 

1,000 

Non-Pol 

Beacon W 

800  iLib. 

Aurore  (French) W 

1,150 

Lt.,Rel. 

M            

Spectateur  (French). . .  W 

2,700    Lib. 

Avenir  du  Canada(F.).  W 

Ag.&St. 

Huntingdon 

News    and    Enterprise 

Builders'  Bulletin W 

500 

Bu'ld  ng 

(see  News  &  Eastern 

Bulletin  (French) W 

5,445 

Lib. 

Townships  Advocate, 

Canada  (French) D 

16,022 

Lib. 

St.  Johns). 

II 

.1        ..      ...:.w 

Lib, 

1911] 


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Q  U  E  B  E  Z.— Continued. 


Place. 

Name  of  Papkr.  ^JJ^ 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Place. 

Name  of  Paper.  "^^^^ 

Circu- 
lation. 

Politics 

Montreal . . . 

JCanad'n  Antiquarian 

/N'm's- 
(  matic. 

Montreal... 

Westmount  AdvertiserW 

900 

Local 

&  Numismatic  Jour.  .Q 

Witness D 

14,000 

Ind. 

Canadian  Century W 

Can'di'n  J  ewish  Times. .  W 

15,666 

Lit. 
Jewish. 

" 

1,       w 

17,500 
4,500 

Ind.&Ev 

Worldwide W 

Literary 

Can.  Jour,  of  Comm'ceW 

8,666 

Comm. 

Nominingue 

Pionnier  (French) W 

1,550 

Ind. 

Canadian  Messenger  of 

Ormstown  . . 

Bulletin W 

1,350 

Lib. 

the  Sacred  Heart.... M 

48,466 

Cath. 

Quebec 

Action  Sociale  (French)D 

Can.  Municipal  Journ.M 

3,640 

Munic'l 

II       

Chronicle D 

Con. 

II 

Canadian  Official  R.  R. 

II       

Echo  (Eng.  andFr.)  ..W 

Lib. 

Guide M 

R.  R. 

„ 

Educational  Record. . .  M 

1,750 

Educ. 

Canadian  Pictorial . . . .  M 

14,000 

Lit.Fam 

II 

Enseignemen  t  Primaire 

Canad.  Trade  Review.. W 

3,750 

Fin.&C. 

• 

(French) M 

7,500 

Educ. 

Canard  (French) W 

9,350 

Ind.  Hu. 

,, 

Evenement(Fr.) D 

Con. 

Chronicle W 

1,100 

Ins.&Fi. 

,, 

(Fr.) W 

Con. 

Commercial  Monthly . .  M 

Lit.&Bu 

II       

Gazette W 



Con. 

Court  House    Journal 

II       

Libre  Parole  (French).  W 

3,300 

Ind. 

(En^.  and  Fr.) D 

Legal 

„       

NaturalisteCan'd'n(F.)M 

Nat.  His. 

Croix  (Fr.) W 

Cath. 

Quebec 

Nouvelle-France  (Fr.).M 

1,167 

Ca.&Lit 

Devoir  (Fr.) D 

Ind. 

,, 

Semaine  Commercials 

Dry  Goods  Record   & 

(French) W 

1,750 

Comm. 

General  Merchant. . .  M 

1,250 

Trade. 

M            

Soleil  (French) D 

17,200 

Lib. 

Eagle  (Hebrew) D 



Lib. 

II             

Telegraph D 

Ind.Lib. 

Family  Herald  &  Star  & 

It             

tVerite(Fr.) W 

Ind. 

Prac.  Agriculturalist.  W 

153,665 

In.&Ag. 

1 

Vigie(  French) D 

10,500 

Lib. 

Gazette D 

17,003 

Con. 

Quyon 

Pontiac  Advance W 

578 

Lib. 

Gazette W 

Con. 

Richmond  . . 

News  and   St.  Francis 

Herald D 

23,153 

Ind.Lib. 

Advocate  (See  News  an 

d  Easter 

n  Town- 

Independente  Corriere 

ships  Advocate,  St.  Jo 

hns). 

del  Canada  (Ital.)  ...W 

Lib. 

II 

Times-Guardian    (Part 

Journal  d' Agriculture  & 

of    the     edition     is 

d'Horticulture(Fr.)  ..M 

68,800 

Agricul. 

printed  under  same 

Journal  de  Medicine  et 

name  for  Danville,  and 

de  Chirurgie  (Fr.)Bi-M 

1,800 

Med. 

Windsor  Mills) W 

1,600 

Reform 

Journal  of  Agriculture 

R.  du  Loup. 

See  Fraserville. 

&  Horticulture M 

6,675 

Agricul. 

Rimouski. . . 

Progress  du  Golf  e(Fr.).W 

1,500 

Ind. 

Journal  of  the  Canadian 

Koberval . . . 

Lac  Saint- Jean W 

Ind. 

Bankers  Assoc Q 

Banking 

Rock  Island. 

Stanstead  Journal W 

1,750 

Ind. 

Liqueurs  &  Tabacs  ( Fr.  )M 

1,266 

Liq.  &T. 

St.Hy'cinthe 

CourrierdeSt.Hy'oi'the 

Martlet W 

1,123 

Coll. 

(French) ,..W 

1,000 

Con. 

Medical  Journal M 

1,750 

Medical 

II 

Echo  (French) M 

Soc. 

Moniteur  du  Commerce 

,1 

Tribune  (French) W 

2,756 

Lib. 

(French) W 

3,600 

Comm. 

,, 

Union  (French) T-W 

600 

Lib. 

Nationaliste  (French)..W 

5,500 

Ind. 

II 

II     (French) W 

900 

Lib. 

Northern  Messenger. .  W 

40,000 

Evang'l 

St.  Jean  d' 

Passe  Temps  (Fr.)Fort. 

2,250 

Musical. 

Iberville.. 

See  St.  Johns. 

Patrie(  French) D 

40,331 

Ind. 

St.  Jerome.. 

AvenirduNord(P>.)..W 

2,000 

Lib. 

„     (French) W 

21,669 

Ind. 

St.  Johns... 

Canada  Francais  (Fr.)  W 

2,000 

Lib. 

Pay8(Fr.) W 

Ind.Lib. 

II 

Courrier  de  Saint  Jean 

Pharmaceutical  Journ.M 

2,066 

Pharm. 

(French) W 

1,000 

Lb.-Cn. 

Presbyterian  Record. ..M 

63,333 

Presby. 

St.  Johns... 

News  &  Eastern  Town- 

Presse (French) D 

94,507 

Ind. 

ship  Advocate  (prints 

„               W 

41,612 

Ind. 

editions    under    the 

Prix  Courant  (French)W 

2,800 

Cm.  Fin. 

following   headings : 

Publicite-Publicity  (Fr. 

News, Bedford ;  News 

andEng.) M 

3,750 

Advt. 

andEnterprise,Hunt- 

Real  Estate  Record . . . .M 

R.E.&B 

ingdon ;    News    and 

Retail  Merchants  Jour- 

Brome County  Advo- 

nal (Eng.  andFr.)...M 

Trade. 

cate,  Knowlt'n ;  News, 

Revue  Canadienne(F.)M 

1,366 

Lit&His 

Lachute;  News  and 

Revue  de  Jurisprudence 

Stanstead  Co.  Advo- 

(French and  English)  M 

500 

Legal 

cate,   Magog ;    News 

Revue  Legale  (French 

and  St.  Francis  Advo- 

and English) M 

500 

Legal 

cate,  Richmond) W 

6,456 

Con. 

Revue  Populaire  (Fr.)..M 

4,571 

Lit. 

Sha'n'g'nFs. 

Industriel  (French)....  W 

650 

Lib. 

Samedi  (French) W 

14,444 

Lit.  Hu. 

Shawville. . . 

Equity W 

1,000 

Lb.-Cn. 

SemaineReligieuse(Fr.)W 

Cath. 

Sherbrooke. 

Progresdel'Est(Fr.)S-W 

1,800 

Lib. 

Semeur  (Fr.) M 

2,375 

Cath.Jv 

,, 

Record D 

9,326 

Non-Pol 

Sh'reholder  &  Insur'nce 

Sorel 

Courrier  de  Sorel  (Fr.).W 

2,500 

Lib. 

Gazette                       W 

Fn  &In3 

Sorelois  (French)           W 

2,000 

Con. 

Standard S-W 

29,666 

Three  Rivers 

Nouveau  Trois-Rivierea 

Star D 

77,075 

Ind. 

(Fr.) W 

1,200 

Com. 

Stenographe  Canadien 

Valleyfield.. 

Progres  (French) W 

1,100 

Ind. 

(Fr.  andEng.) M 

Stenog. 

Victoriaville 

Echoes  des  Bois-Francs 

Temperence  (French).  .M 

Temp. 

(French) W 

1,750 

Con. 

Tissus  and  Nouveaut(58 

II 

Gazette  (French) W 

Ind. 

(French) M 

1,900 

DryG'ds 

Waterloo . . . 

Advertiser W 

i,506 

Lib. 

Trade  Bulletin W 

1,000 

Comm. 

•  1 

.Journal  (French) W 

1,182 

Con. 

Tribune W 

Cath. 

Westmount. 

News  W 

1,300 

Local. 

II        ... 

Union  Medi'l  Du  Can'da 

Windsor  M'la 

Times-Guardian  (See  Ric 

hmond). 

(French) M 

1,500 

Medical 

294 


THE   BRITISH  GOVERNMENT. 


[1911 


THE   BRITISH   GOVERNMENT. 


The  Asquith  Administration. 

After  the  General  Election  of  January,  1910,  there  was  a  reorganization  of  the  Asquith  Ministry.  The  most 
important  changes  were  those  at  the  Home  Office  and  the  Board  of  Trade  due  to  the  appointment  of  Viscount 
Gladstone  to  the  Governor-Generalship  of  the  new  Union  of  South  Africa.  There  was,  however,  much  less  change 
in  the  personnel  of  the  Cabinet  after  the  General  Election,  than  there  was  in  that  of  the  House  of  Commons, 
where  the  Liberal  majority  over  the  Unionists  alone  had  sunk  to  two. 


Prime  Minister  and  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury— Rt. 

Hon.  Herbert  Asquith.    (Salary,  £5,000). 
Lord  High  Chancellor— Baron  Loreburn  (£10,000). 
Lord    President    of    the    Council,    Viscount    Morley 

(£2,000). 
Lord  Privy  ^eai— Earl  of  Crewe  (£2,000). 
Secretaries  of  State : 

Home— nt.  Hon.  W.  S.  Churchill  (£5,000). 
Foreign— Sir  Edward  Grey  (£5,000). 
Colonial— Rt.  Hon.  Lewis  Harcourt  (£5,000). 
Far— Rt.  Hon.  R.  B.  Haldane,  K.C.  (£5,000). 
India— Ea.rl  of  Crewe  (£5,000). 
Secretary  for  Scotland— ^Ir.  John  Sinclair  (£2,000). 
Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  -Rt.  Hon.  D.  Lloyd  George 

(£5,000). 
First    Lord   of    the   Admiralty— Rt.    Hon.    Reginald 

McKenna  (£4,500). 
Chief  Secretary   for    Ireland — Rt.     Hon.    Augustine 

Birrell    (£4,426). 
President  of  Board  of  Trade— Rt.  Hon.  Sydney  Buxton 

(£5,000). 
President  of  the  Local  Government  Board — Rt.  Hon. 

John  Burns  (£5,000). 
President    of  the    Board    of    Education— Rt.    Hon. 

Walter  Runciman  (£2,000). 
President  of  Board  of  Ayriculture-Es^rl  Carrington 

(£2,000). 
Chancellor  of  Duchy  of  Lancaster— Rt.   Hon.  J.  A. 

Pease  (£2,000). 
Postmaster-General-Rt.  Hon.  H.  L.  Samuel  (£2,500). 
First     Commissioner    of     Works— Lord     Beauchamp 
(£2,000). 
The  foregoing  form  the  Cabinet. 
Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland— E&rl  of  Aberdeen  (£20,000). 
Lord    Chancellor   of    Ireland — Lord    Justice    Walker 

(£8,000). 
Junior  Lords  of  Treasury— Mr.  O.  Partington,  Mr.  W. 
Wedgwood  Benn,  Mr.  Ernest  J.  Soares  (£1,000  each). 
Under  Secretaries  of  State  : 

Home— Mr.  C.  F.  G.  Masterman  (£1,500). 
Foreign— Mr.  J.  McKinnon  Wood  (£1,500). 
Colonial— Colonel  Seely  (£1,500). 
War— Lord  Lucas  (£1,500). 
India— Mr.  E.  S.  Montagu  (£1,500). 
Secretary   to   the   Admiralty— Dr.   T.   J.    Macnamara 

(£2,000). 
Civil   Lord   of  the   Admiralty— Mr.   George  Lambert 

(£1,000). 
Parliamentary  Secretaries  : 

Board  of  Education— Mr.  C.  P.  Trevelyan  (£1,200). 
Board  of  Trade— Mr.  H.  J.  Tennant  (£1,200). 
Local  Government  Board— Mr.  J.  H.  Lewis  (£1,200). 
Financial  Secretary  to  the  Treasury— Rt.  Hon.  C.  E. 

Hobhouse  (£2,000). 
Financial  Secretary    to    the   War    Office— Mr.    F.    D. 

Acland  (£1,500). 
Patronage  Secretary  to  the  Treaswy —Master  of  Eli- 
bank  (£2,000). 
Paymaster-General— Rt.  Hon.  R.  K.  Causton  (unpaid). 
Attorney-General— Rnins  D.  Isaacs,  K.C.  (£7,000  and 

fees). 
Solicitor-General-^.  A.  Simon,  K.C.  (£6,000  and  fees). 
Lord  Advocate  for  Scotland— Mr.  A.  Ure,  K.C.  (£5,000). 
Solicitor-General  for  Scotland— Mr.   A.    Dewar,   K.C. 

(£2,000). 
Attorney -General  for  Ireland— Mr.  Redmond  J,  Barry, 

K.C.  (£5,000). 
Solicitor-General  for  Ireland— Mr.  C.  A.  O'Connor,  K.C 

£2,000). 
Household  Appointments  : 

Lord  Steward— Il&rl  Beauchamp  (£2,000). 
Lord  Chamberlain— Yiacount  Althorp  (£2,000). 
Master  of  the  Horse— En,rl  of  Grsnnard  (£2,500). 


Treasurer  of  the  Household— Mr.  W.  Dudley  Ward 

(£904). 
Comptroller  of  the  Household— Earl  of  Liverpool 

(£904). 
Vice-Chamberlain— Mr.     J.   M.    F.    Fuller  (£924). 

THE  OFFICE   OF   PRIME   MINISTER. 

By  Royal  Warrant  dated  December  6th,  1905,  an 
important  change  was  made  in  the  status  of  the  Prime 
Minister.  Until  1894  the  office  of  Prime  Minister, 
although  it  had  existed  for  so  long,  had  no  official 
recognition.  "  Departmentally,"  Mr.  Gladstone  once 
wrote  in  reference  to  the  Prime  Minister,  '*  he  is  no  more 
than  the  first-named  of  five  persons  by  whom  Jointly 
the  powers  of  the  Local  Treasurerships  are  to  be  exer- 
cised. He  is  not  their  master,  or  otherwise  than  by  mere 
priority  their  head,  and  he  has  no  special  function  or 
prerogative  under  the  formal  constitution  of  the  office. 
He  has  no  official  rank,  except  that  of  Privy  Councillor. 
Eight  members  of  the  Cabinet,  including  five  Secretaries 
of  State  and  several  other  members  of  the  Government, 
take  official  precedence  of  him.  His  rights  and  duties 
as  head  of  the  administration  are  nowhere  recorded. 
He  is  almost,  if  not  altogether,  unknown  to  the  statute 
law." 

The  first  official  recognition  of  the  office  came  on 
March  3rd,  1894,  when  the  "Court  Circular"  stated 
that  Queen  Victoria  had  offered  to  the  Earl  of  Roseberry 
the  "  post  of  Prime  Minister,  vacated  by  the  Right 
Hon.  W.  E.  Gladstone,  M.P."  Even  after  this  first 
official  recognition  the  precedence  of  the  Prime  Minister 
was  not  determined ;  and  there  was  no  determination 
of  his  precedence  until  the  Royal  Warrant  of  December 
6th,  1905,  which  announced  "our  Royal  will  and  pleasure 
that  in  all  times  hereafter  the  Prime  Minister  of  us, 
our  heirs  and  successors,  shall  have  precedence  next 
after  the  Archbishop  of  York."  Consequently  the 
Prime  Minister  now  has  his  place  between  the  Arch- 
bishop of  York  and  the  Lord  Chancellor  of  Ireland,  and 
precedence  over  every  member  of  his  Government 
except  the  Lord  Chancellor. 

THE  GOVERNMENT  DEPARTMENTS. 

THE  TREASURY. 

Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer— Rt.  Hon.  D.  Lloyd -George. 
First  Lord  of  the  Treasury— Rt.  Hon.  Herbert  Asquith. 
Financial  Secretary  to  the  Treasury— Rt.  Hon.  C.  E. 

Hobhouse. 
Patronage  Secretary  to  the  Treasury— Master  of  Elibank. 
Junior  Lords  of  the  Treasury— Mr.  O.  Partington,  Mr. 

W.  Wedgwood  Benn,  Mr.  Ernest  J.  Soares. 

The  Treasury,  of  which  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exche- 
quer is  the  political  head,  provides  the  means  for  meet- 
ing the  charges  for  the  military,  naval,  and  civil  services. 
The  Parliamentary  heads  of  each  of  the  spending  and 
administrative  departments  of  the  Government  are  re- 
sponsible for  the  estimates  for  their  respective  depart- 
ments; but  it  is  the  duty  of  the  Chancellor  of  the 
Exchequer,  with  the  permanent  Secretary  of  the  Trea- 
sury, to  check  all  these  estimates  before  they  are 
submitted  to  the  House  of  Commons  in  Committee  of 
Supply.  The  Cabinet  becomes  responsible  for  estimates 
which  have  been  submitted  to  Parliament,  and  the 
rejection  or  reduction  of  an  estimate  by  the  House  of 
Commons  is  tantamount  to  a  defeat  of  the  Government. 
The  duties  which  bring  the  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer 
most  prominently  before  the  country,  are  those  in  con- 
nection with  the  Budget.  The  first  Lord  of  the  Treas- 
ury is  one  of  its  Parliamentary  heads ;  but  the  duties 
of  the  First  Lord  are  little  more  than  nominal,  and  the 
office  is  usually  held  by  the  Leader  of  the  House  of 
Commons.  The  Patronage  Secretary  to  the  Treasury 
is  the  official  title  of  the  Government  whip  in  the  House 
of  Commons.  The  Junior  Lords  are  his  assistants.  The 
Financial  Secretary  represents  the  Treasury  in  the 
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TUB  FOREIGN  OFFICE. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Foreign  Affairs— Sir  Edward  Grey. 
Under  Secretary— M.r.  Thomas  McKinnon  Wood. 

All  diplomatic  intercourse  is  conducted  by  the  Secre- 
tary- of  State  for  Foreign  Affairs,  who  is  usually  of  the 
House  of  Lords.  The  office  is  next  in  rank  and  import- 
ance to  that  of  Premier,  and  is  sometimes  held  in  con- 
junction with  that  office.  Ambassadors  and  consuls 
receive  their  instructions  from  the  Foreign  Office. 
Foreign  ambassadors  in  London  have  their  audiences 
with  the  Secretary  of  State,  and  he  also  conducts  the 
negotiations  for  international  treaties.  The  Under 
Secretary  represents  the  Department  in  the  House  ^f 
Commons. 

THE  COLONIAL  OFFICE. 

Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies— Ut.  Hon.  Lewis 

Harcourt. 
Under  Secretary— Colonal  Seely. 

The  Colonial  Office  dates  back  to  1660,  when  a  Com- 
mittee of  the  Privy  Council  was  appointed  for  the 
Plantations,  as  the  Colonies  were  then  called.  This 
Council  was  continued  until  176S,  when  colonial  affairs 
were  placed  under  the  control  of  a  Secretary  of  State. 
When  the  United  States  secured  their  independence  in 
1783,  the  office  of  Colonial  Secretary'  was  abolished,  and 
colonial  affairs  were  managed  from  the  Home  Office. 
In  1794  the  colonies  were  placed  under  the  care  of  the 
Secretary  at  War.  This  arrangement  was  continued  until 
1854,  when  the  War  Department  was  reconstructed,  and 
separate  Secretaryships  of  State  were  established  for 
War  and  for  the  Colonies.  The  colonies  are  divided 
into  three  classes.  In  the  first  are  the  Crown  colonies, 
in  which  the  Crown  has  entire  control  of  legislation, 
and  which  are  administered  from  the  Colonial  office. 
India  and  Cyprus  are  examples  of  Crown  Colonies. 
In  the  second  class  are  the  colonies  with  representative 
institutions,  but  not  responsible  government.  In  these 
the  Crown  has  a  veto  on  legislation  and  retains  control 
of  the  public  offices.  Such  colonies  are  Ceylon  and 
Jamaica.  The  third  class  includes  the  colonies  having 
responsible  government,  such  as  Canada  and  the 
Australasian  colonies.  Since  August,  19  7,  the  Colonial 
Office  has  been  organized  in  3  departments  (1)  Dominion 
Department,  concerned  exclusively  with  the  self- 
governing  colonies ;  (2)  Crown  Department  concerned 
with  Crown  Colonies ;  and  (3)  Department  having 
charge  of  legal  and  financial  business.  Tuere  was  then 
appointed  a  Permanent  Secretary  for  the  Imperial 
Conference — Mr.  H.  W.  Just  being  the  first  holder  of 
the  Office. 

THE  INDIA  OFFICE. 

Secretary  of  State  for  India -Eavl  of  Crewe. 
Under  Secretary — Mr.  E.  S.  Montagu. 

The  India  Office  in  its  present  form  dates  from  1858, 
when  an  Act  of  Parliament  was  passed  which  directed 
that  all  the  powers  and  duties  hitherto  exercised  by  the 
old  East  India  Company,  or  the  old  Board  of  Control, 
should  in  future  be  exercised  and  performed  by  one  of 
His  Majesty's  Principal  Secretaries  of  State.  At  the 
same  time  there  was  established  a  council  to  assist  the 
Secretary  for  India.  It  consists  of  not  less  than  ten 
members  nominated  by  the  Secretary.  The  majority  of 
these  members  must  be  men  who  have  served  or  resided 
ten  years  in  India,  and  have  not  left  India  more  than 
ten  years  previous  to  the  date  of  their  appointment. 
Members  hold  office  for  ten  years,  and  under  the 
direction  of  the  Secretary  for  India,  conduct  all  the 
business  transacted  in  London  in  relation  to  the  govern- 
ment of  India. 

THE  HOME  OFFICE. 

Secretary  of  State  for  Home  Affairs— Rt.  Hon.  W.  S. 

Churchill. 
Under  Secretary— 'M.r.  C.  F.  G.  Masterman. 

The  Home  Department  has  the  control  of  the  London 
police  force,  and  also  the  oversight  of  the  police  forces 
in  the  counties  and  municipal  boroughs  ;  and,  generally 
speaking,  the  Department  is  responsible  for  the  internal 
peace  of  the  country.  Prisons,  convict  establishments, 
criminal  lunatic  asylums,  executions,  and  all  matters 
connected  with  the  post- j  udicial  execution  of  the 
criminal  law,  come  within  the  purview  of  the  Home 
Office.  It  is  also  responsible  for  the  administration  of 
the  factory  code,  and  the  laws  relating  to  mining. 

THE   WAR  OFFICE. 

Secretary  of  State  for  War— Rt.  Hon.  R.  B.  Haldane,  K.C. 
Under  Secretary— hord  Lucas. 


Financial  Secretary  to  the  War  Office— Mr.  F.  D.  Acland. 
The  Secretary  for  War  has  control  of  the  army  at 
home  and  abroad,  and  is  responsible  for  its  efficiency 
to  the  Sovereign  and  to  Parliament.  He  directs  all 
movements  of  troops,  and  all  appointments  made  by 
the  Commander-in-Chief  are  subject  to  his  approval. 

THE   ADMIRALTY. 

First  Lord  of  the  Adiniralty-Ut.  Hon.  Reginald  Mc- 

Kenna. 
Secretary  to  the  Admiralty— Dr.  T.  J.  Macnamara. 

The  Admiralty,  which  has  charge  of  the  Royal  Navy, 
is  administered  by  Lords  Commissioners.  The  head  of 
the  Department,  who  is  always  of  the  Cabinet,  is  known 
as  the  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty.  The  other  Lords 
Commissioners  or  Junior  Lords  are  officers  without 
seats  in  Parliament,  and  are  respectively  at  the  heads 
of  the  departments  into  which  the  Admiralty  is  divided. 
The  foreign  movements  of  ships  are  at  the  instance 
of  the  Cabinet,  the  Foreign  Office,  and  the  Colonial 
Office,  and  it  is  from  these  authorities  that  the  Lords 
of  the  Admiralty  receive  their  orders.  In  time  of  war 
the  orders  go  from  the  Cabinet.  At  other  times  the 
movements  of  vessels  are  directed  by  the  Foreign  Office 
and  the  Colonial  Office. 

THE   BOARD   OF   EDUCATION. 

President— Rt.  Hon.  Walter  Runciman. 
Secretary— ilt.  C.  P.  Trevelyan. 

The  Education  Department  exercises  supervision 
over  the  various  departments  of  state-aided  education, 
and  distributes  the  grants  for  education  annually 
made  by  Parliament.  These  grants  date  from  1833 ; 
and  in  1839  the  Committee  of  Council  for  Education 
was  established.  The  Vice  -  President  was  always 
of  the  House  of  Commons,  and  he  was  practically 
the  Minister  of  Education.  On  the  1st  of  April, 
1900,  the  Committee  of  Council  for  Education 
came  to  an  end,  and  the  powers  it  had  exercised 
since  1839,  enormously  increased,  however,  since  1870, 
were  transferred  to  a  new  State  Department  known  as 
the  Board  of  Education.  The  new  Board  was  created 
under  an  Act  of  Parliament  passed  in  the  ordinary 
session  of  1899.  It  consists  of  a  President,  the  Principal 
Secretaries  of  State  (these  are  the  Secretaries  for 
Foreign  Affairs,  for  Colonial  Affairs,  for  the  Homo 
Department,  for  War,  and  for  India),  the  First  Com- 
missioner of  the  Treasury,  and  the  Chancellor  of  the 
Exchequer.  With  the  creation  of  this  new  Board  there 
was  for  the  first  time  a  direct  and  general  connection 
between  the  Government  and  secondary  schools  in  Eng- 
land. Heretofore  the  Committee  of  Council  had  been 
concerned  chiefly  with  elementary  education,  except 
as  regards  the  Science  and  Art  Department.  Now, 
however,  inspectors  representing  the  Board  of  Educa- 
tion may  visit  the  secondary  schools,  and  a  connection 
is  established  between  these  schools  and  the  municipal 
councils.  With  the  new  Board  of  Education  there  was 
also  created  a  Consultative  Committee,  which  was  to  keep 
a  register  of  teachers,  and  advise  the  Board  on  any 
matters  referred  to  it.  Universities  and  other  bodies 
concerned  in  education  are  represented  on  the  Consult- 
ative Committee.  At  the  formation  of  the  Balfour 
Government  in  1902,  and  the  retirement  of  Sir  J.  Gorst, 
Vice-President,  the  Marquis  of  Londonderry  became  the 
first  President  of  the  Board  and  Sir  W.  R.  Anson  the 
first  Secretary. 

THE  LOCAL  GOVERNMENT  BOARD. 

President  of  the  Local  Government  Board— Rt.  Hon. 

John  Burns. 
Parliamentary   Secretary   to   the   Local   Government 

Board— Mr.  J.  H.  Lewis. 

This  Department  dates  from  the  reform  of  the  Poor 
Law  in  1834.  From  1834  to  1847  its  chief  was  not  of 
the  Ministry  nor  in  Parliament.  Up  to  1871  it  was 
occupied  exclusively  with  the  administration  of  the 
Poor  Law.  In  1871  it  took  over  from  the  Home  De- 
partment numerous  duties  in  connection  with  muni- 
cipal government  and  public  health,  and  its  title  was 
changed  to  the  Local  Government  Board, 

THE   BOARD  OF  TRADE, 

President  of  the  Board  of  Trade— Rt.  Hon.  Sydney 
Buxton. 

Parliamentary  Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Trade- 
Mr.  H.  J.  Tennant. 


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The  Board  of  Trade  is  in  charge  of  the  administration 
of  the  laws  relating  to  limited  liability  companies,  to 
bankruptcy ;  and  it  also  has  the  oversight  of  all  matters 
connected  with  the  mercantile  marine,  harbours,  canals, 
railways,  and  street  car  lines  and  electric  lighting.  The 
Labour  Bureau  is  a  department  of  the  Board  of  Trade. 
Its  work  is  confined  to  the  collection  and  compilation 
of  information  of  all  kinds  relating  to  labour.  The 
Board  of  Trade  also  collects  information  relating  to 
trade  and  commerce  abroad. 

THE   POST  OFFICE. 

Postmaster-General — Rt.  Hon.  H.  L.  Samuel. 

The  Post  Office  in  England  controls  the  telegraphs,  as 
well  as  the  home  and  foreign  mail  departments.  The 
telegraphs  have  been  a  Government  undertaking  since 
1869.  The  Post  Office  savings  banks,  of  which  there  are 
over  12,000,  receive  sums  up  to  a  maximum  of  £50  in 
one  year,  or  £200  in  all.  They  also  do  a  life  insurance, 
and  an  annuity  business  on  lines  intended  to  meet  the 
needs  and  convenience  of  the  working  classes. 

THE   BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

President  of  the  Board  of  Agricidture—Esxrl  Carrington. 
The  principal  duties  of  this  Department  are  the  ad- 
ministration of  the  laws  for  preventing  and  stamping 
out  cattle  disease.  It  supervises  the  landing  of  live 
cattle  imported  from  abroad. 

OFFICE  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS  AND   BUILDINGS. 

First  Commissioner  of  Works— Lord  Beauchamp. 

This  Department  has  the  custody  and  supervision  of 
all  Royal  Palaces  and  parks,  and  also  of  buildings  such 
as  the'  Houses  of  Parliament,  the  Palace  at  Westminster, 
the  Law  Courts,  and  the  public  offices  at  Whitehall. 

DEPARTMENT   OF  THE   LORD   CHAMBERLAIN. 

Lord  Chamberlain— Viscount  Althorp. 

Comptroller  of  the  Household— Sir  Edward  Strachey. 

The  Lord  Chamberlain's  Department  has  the  general 
supervision  of  the  Royal  Household  "above  stairs,"  and 
also  various  duties  towards  the  Sovereign  and  the 
Court.  It  is  through  the  Lord  Chamberlain  that  pre- 
sentations at  Court  are  arranged.  In  cities  where  there 
are  royal  palaces,  he  acts  as  the  licenser  of  theatres. 
The  Examiner  of  Plays  is  in  the  Department  of  the 


Lord  Chamberlain,  His  sanction  is  necessary  for  the 
production  of  a  play  in  any  theatre  in  England  at 
which  a  charge  for  admission  is  made. 

IRISH   AND  SCOTCH   DEPARTMENTS. 

Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland— Rt.  Hon.  Augustine  Birrell. 
Secretary  for  Scotland— Mr.  John  Sinclair. 

These  Departments  for  Ireland  and  Scotland  respec- 
tively exercise  functions  very  similar  to  those  of  the 
Home  Department  in  England. 

Officers  of  the  Jlouse  of  Commons. 

Rt.  Hon.  James  William  Lowther,  elected  Speaker 
in  June,  1905  (salary  £5,000),  was  again  unanimously 
re-elected  on  the  opening  of  the  new  parliament  in 
February,  1910.  Mr.  Alfred  Emmott  remains  Deputy 
Speaker  and  Chairman  of  Committees  of  Ways  and 
Means  (salary  £2,500).  Sir  Courtenay  Peregrine  Ilbert 
remains  Clerk  of  the  House  (salary  £1,800) ;  Henry 
David  Erskine,  Sergeant-at-Arms  (salary  £1,000);  and 
the  Venerable  A.  B.  O.  Wilberforce,  Speaker's  Chaplain, 
with  a  salary  of  £400. 

MINISTERIAL  PENSIONS. 

Pensions  are  granted  to  ex -holders  of  Ministerial  offices 
whose  private  fortunes  are  inadequate  to  their  mainte- 
nance in  their  station  in  life.  The  number  of  these 
pensions,  the  three  classes  into  which  they  are  grouped 
according  to  offices  held~£800,  £1,500,  £2,000  a  year— 
and  the  conditions  governing  their  award  are  determined 
by  the  Political  Offices  Pensions  Act  of  1869  (32  and 
33  Victoria,  c.  60)— an  Act  which  was  passed  as  an 
amendment  to  the  Pensions  Act  of  1834.  The  present 
pensioners  are  Lord  Cross,  since  1887,  and  Lord  George 
Hamilton  since  1892  in  the  first  class ;  Mr.  Henry 
Chaplin,  Sir  John  Gorst,  Lord  Balfour  of  Burleigh,  and 
Mr.  Gerald  Balfour  in  the  second  class.  No  new  pen- 
sions have  been  granted  since  the  Balfour  Government 
went  out  of  office  in  December,  1905,  when  room  was 
made  in  the  second  class  of  pensioners  for  Mr.  Gerald 
Balfour,  by  the  promotion  of  Sir  Michael  Hicks-Beach, 
who  had  previously  drawn  a  pension,  to  the  peerage. 
There  can  be  only  four  pensioners  in  any  of  the  three 
classes. 


THE    BRITISH    PARLIAMENT. 


Note.— Owing  to  the  refusal  of  the  Lords  to  accept  the  Veto  Bill,  the  House  of  Commons  was  dissolved 
on  November  28th,  1910.  The  new  House,  which  is  to  be  elected  at  once,  is  called  to  meet  on  January 
31st,  1911. 

The  British  House  of  Commons,  since  the  Franchise  and  Redistribution  Acts  of  1884-5,  consists  of  670 
Members.    Geographically,  the  seats  held  by  these  Members  are  distributed  as  follows : — 

England 465 

London 61 

Boroughs 165 

Counties 234 

Universities 5 

Wales 30 

Boroughs 11 

Counties 19 

Scotland  72 

Burghs 31 

Counties 39 

Universities 2 

Ireland 103 

Boroughs 16 

Counties 85 

Universities 2 


Total 

Qualifications  for  the  Parliamentary  franchise  are 
various,  but  generally  speaking  the  franchise  is  on  a 
democratic  basis ;  so  much  so,  that  it  is  possible  for 
every  man  who  is  a  householder,  and  who  has  been  in 
occupation  for  a  year  previous  to  the  enrolment  of 
electors,  to  vote  at  a  Parliamentary  election.  There  is 
also  a  lodger  franchise  ;  but  in  this  case  the  franchise  is 
based  upon  the  rental  value  of  the  rooms.  It  is  also 
governed  by  the  conditions  of  the  tenancy,  and  but 
comparatively  few  men  qualify  for  the  lodger  franchise, 
which,  unlike  the  householder  franchise,  must  be 
claimed  every  year.  A  recent  decision  in  the  law 
courts,  Kent  v.  Tittal,  1905,  has  brought  into  prominence 
the  occupier  franchise,  which  is  granted  to  men  renting 
rooms  over  which  they  have  complete  control.  These 
men  are  not  lodgers,  and  they  hold  the  franchise  on  the 
same  basis  3,9  the  householder.    Tens  of  thousands  of 


670 


working  men  voters  were  added  to  the  electoral  lists  in 
1906  as  a  result  of  this  decision. 

The  electoral  rolls  are  compiled  by  the  local  overseers 
of  the  poor,  as  most  of  the  franchises  are  based  on  the 
payment  of  the  poor  rate.  The  rolls  are  then  gone  over 
in  open  court  by  the  revising  barristers,  who  hold  their 
sessions  every  year,  as  a  new  list  of  voters  is  compiled 
each  year.  In  England  the  new  register  comes  into 
effecton  December  1st. 

At  the  general  election  in  January,  1910,  out  of  the 
7,705,717  voters  on  the  new  register,  6,592,271  went  to 
the  polls ;  3,540,324  voting  for  Liberal,  Labor  and  Na- 
tionalist candidates,  and  3,051,947  for  Conservatives  and 
Unionists.  The  increase  in  the  number  of  votes  recorded 
in  England,  Wales  and  Scotland  was  618,500.  Only  in 
London  was  the  Liberal  vote  smaller  than  in  1906.  In 
the  English  boroughs,  in  the  counties,  and  in  Scotland 


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THE    BRITISH    PARLIAMENT. 


297 


and  Wales,  the  actual  popular  Liberal  vote  was  larger, 
but  the  greater  part  of  the  increase  in  the  number  of 
voters  went  to  the  Conservatives  and  Unionists.  In  the 
English  counties,  out  of  328,500  added  votes,  273,000 
went  to  the  Conservatives  and  only  75,500  to  the 
Liberals.  In  Wales,  out  of  35,000  additional  votes,  all 
but  214  went  to  the  Liberals.  In  Scotland,  the  increase 
of  the  total  poll  of  58,000  was  almost  equally  divided 
between  Conservative  and  Liberal  candidates. 

Members  of  the  House  of  Commons  receive  neither 
salaries  nor  indemnities.  There  are  no  mileage  allow- 
ances or  railway  privileges,  and  Members  do  not  enjoy 
the  privilege  of  franking  their  correspondence  through 
the  mails. 

Parliamentary  candidates  pay  all  the  costs  of  elec- 
tions, including  the  returning  officer's  fees  and  ex- 
penses. Deposits  to  cover  these  outlays  must  be  made 
to  the  returning  officer  before  a  candidate  can  go  to 
the  poll.  In  the  counties,  the  High  Sheriffs,  or  t-heir 
deputies,  act  as  returning  officers.  In  the  self-contained 
boroughs— that  is,  in  the  boroughs  which  return  Mem- 
bers, and  are  not  part  of  a  county  division — the  Mayor 
acts  as  returning  officer. 

Elections  are  not  held  all  on  one  day.  A  general 
election  usually  extends  over  a  month,  and,  if  an  elector 
is  qualified  in  several  constituencies,  he  can  vote  in 
each.  Only  freeholder  voters  can  exercise  the  franchise 
in  this  way,  as  residence  is  not  a  necessary  qualification 
for  a  freehold  vote. 

The  chief  issue  in  the  election  of  January,  1910,  was 
the  veto  power  of  the  House  of  Lords.  This  question 
had  been  precipitated  by  the  action  of  the  Lords  in 
rejecting  the  Finance  Bill  and  thus  forcing  a  general 
election  upon  the  country.  The  Finance  Bill  passed  its 
third  reading  in  the  House  of  Commons  after  debates 
and  discussions  of  a  most  exhaustive  character  on 
November  4th,  1909,  by  a  majority  of  230—379  to  149 
votes.  It  was  rejected  on  the  second  reading  in  the 
House  of  Lords  by  a  majority  of  275—75  to  350  votes. 
The  cliief  objection  of  the  Lords  was  to  the  new  taxes 
on  land.  A  tax  of  20  per  cent,  on  unearned  increment 
in  the  value  of  urban  land,  a  tax  of  15  per  cent,  on 
increased  value  at  the  renewal  of  land  leases,  and  a  tax 
of  halfpenny  in  the  pound  of  capital  value — a  trifle  over 
two  mills  on  the  dollar — on  undeveloped  land,  i.e.,  land 
held  for  a  rise  in  value  whose  present  value  as  building 
land  exceeds  its  value  as  agricultural  land.  These  new 
taxes,  and  the  scheme  of  land  valuation  which  neces- 
sarily accompanied  them,  were  obnoxious  to  the  great 
landowners  of  the  House  of  Lords.  Other  questions 
injected  into  the  general  election  were  protection  or 
tariff  reform,  as  it  is  termed  in  England,  a  larger  navy, 
social  reform,  and  women's  suffrage. 

On  December  3rd,  1909,  the  last  day  of  the  fourth  and 
last  session  of  the  Parliament  which  was  elected  in 
January,  1906,  the  political  constitution  of  the  House 
of  Commons  stood  as  foUow^s  :— 

Liberals 373 '^ 

Labour 46  V  502 

Nationalists 83  j 

Consen'atives 140  \    ,„q 

Liberal-Unionists 28/ 

Total 670 

Majority  of  the  Liberal  Government  334,  or  158  over 
Conservatives  and  Nationalists  combined. 

As  the  result  of  the  General  Election  in  January,  1910, 
the  Asquith  Government  was  continued  in  office,  but 
with  a  greatly  reduced  majority  in  the  House  of 
Commons. 

Mr.  Speaker  Lowther  was  of  the  Tory  Party  when  he 
was  elected  to  the  Chair  in  1905.  As  has  now  long  been 
the  usage  at  Westminster,  he  was  re-elected  at  the 
opening  of  the  new  Parliament  in  1906  and  again  in 
1910.  Counting  the  Speaker  as  still  of  the  Tory  party, 
the  political  constitution  of  the  House  of  Commons  at 
the  beginning  of  the  session  of  1910  was  made  up  thus:  — 

Liberals 275^ 

Labor 40  V  397 

Nationalists 82  j 

Conservatives 129  \  „^q 

Liberal  Unionists 44/  ^'"^ 

Total 670 

The  Labor  party,  although  it  came  back  to  the  House 
of  Commons  after  the  general  election  with  only  forty 


members  instead  of  the  forty-six  who  were  counted  as 
belonging  to  it  before  the  dissolution,  is  in  several 
respects  in  a  stronger  position  than  it  was  after  the 
election  of  1906.  Along  with  the  Nationalists,  it  holds 
the  balance  of  power  between  the  Conservatives  and 
the  Liberals.  If  the  Irish  refrained  from  voting, 
the  Labor  party  could  at  any  moment  turn  out  the 
Ministry.  It  is  also  stronger  because,  instead  of  being 
composed  of  three  distinct  groups — miners'  represen- 
tatives. Liberal  Labor  members  and  Independent  Labor 
members,  it  is  now  organized  as  one  party,  and  all  its 
members  receive  the  Labor  party  whips.  The  Rt.  Hon. 
John  Burns,  the  Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  Burt,  and  two  or 
three  other  members,  who  were  first  elected  to  Parlia- 
ment as  Labor  representatives,  did  not  accept  the  new 
conditions  of  the  Labor  party  and  are  now  counted  as 
Liberals. 

In  the  present  Parliament,  the  Labor  party  sits  on 
the  Government  side  of  the  House  of  Commons. 
Through  the  Parliament  of  1906-10  it  sat  with  the 
Nationalists  on  the  Opposition  benches ;  but  in  February, 
1910,  owing  to  the  even  division  of  the  great  parties, 
and  the  crowded  condition  of  the  Conservatives  and 
Nationalists,  tVie  Speaker  appealed  to  the  Labor  members 
to  cross  the  House  and  take  their  seats  with  the  Liberals. 
The  new  seating  does  not,  however,  impli^  any  closer 
alliance  with  the  Liberals  than  has  existed  since  the 
Independent  Labor  party  was  organized  in  1901. 

A  serious  setback  to  the  Parliamentary  representa- 
tion of  organized  labor  was  experienced  in  December, 

1909,  when  judgment  was  rendered  in  the  House  of 
Lords  in  the  Osborne  case.  The  decision  made  illegal 
the  practice  of  the  trade  unions  of  paying  election 
expenses  and  salaries  to  labor  members  "out  of  their 
union  funds.  The  immediate  result  of  this  decision  was 
to  hamper  greatly  the  political  activity  of  the  trade 
unions.  A  further  result  has  been  to  bring  the  question 
of  payment  of  salaries  to  members  of  Parliament  and  of 
official  election  expenses  out  of  the  national  treasury 
into  practical  politics.  The  Liberal  party  has  long 
included  this  reform  in  its  programme,  and  after  the 
Osborne  decision  it  was  also  endorsed  by  prominent 
members  of  the  Conservative  party.  The  demand  of 
the  Labor  party,  however,  as  voiced  at  the  trades 
council  in  Sheffield,  in  September,  1910,  was  for  a 
reversal  of  the  Osborne  judgment  for  a  law  making  it 
legal  for  trade  unions  to  continue  to  use  their  funds  for 
political  purposes. 

THE    HOUSE    OF    LORDS. 

On  the  opening  day  of  the  first  session  of  the  Parlia- 
ment of  1910,  the  number  of  members  of  the  House  of 
Lords  was  619,  made  up  as  follows : — 544  hereditary 
peers  of  the  United  Kingdom,  5  life  peers,  26  archbishops 
and  bishops,  16  Scottish  representative  peers  and  28 
Irish  representative  peers.  Of  the  544  hereditary  peers, 
11  were  minors,  and  there  was  one  case  of  disputed 
succession,  the  total  voting  strength  of  the  House  of 
Lords  being  thus  607. 

Only  in  so  far  as  concerns  Scotland  is  the  House  of 
Lords  affected  by  a  general  election.  After  a  dissolu- 
tion of  Parliament,  the  Scotch  Lords  meet  at  Holyrood 
Palace,  and  in  accordance  with  the  terms  of  the  Act 
of  Union  elect  sixteen  peers  to  represent  them  in  the 
House  of  Lords.    At  the  election  on  the  28th  of  January, 

1910,  at  which  the  Duke  of  Montrose  (Lord  Clerk)  pre- 
sided, the  following  Peers  were  chosen  :  — 

Earl  of  Mar.  Baron  Saltoun. 

Earl  of  Morton.  Baron  Sinclair. 

Eai'l  of  Mar  and  Kellie  Baron  Balfour  of  Bur- 

Earl  of  Haddington.  leigh. 

Earl  of  Lauderdale.  Baron  Belhaven   and 

Earl  of  Carnwarth.  Stenton. 

Earl  of  Northesk.  Baron  Borthwick. 

Earl  of  Dundonald.  Earl  of  Rothes. 

Viscount  Falkland.  Lord  Sempill. 

All  these  Peers  are  Conservatives,  and  the  only  change 
was  the  substitution  of  Lord  Rothes  and  Lord  Sempill 
for  the  Earl  of  Leven  and  Lord  Torpichen,  who  were  of  the 
last  Parliament.  The  Irish  Peers,  who  number  twenty- 
eight,  are  elected  for  life.    They  are  all  Conservatives. 

Since  the  incoming  of  the  Liberal  Government  in  De- 
cember, 1905,  forty-two  new  peerages  have  been  created. 
Of  these  the  late  Sir  Henry  Campbell- Bannerman  was 
responsible  for  twenty,  and  twenty-two  men  have  been 
promoted  to  the  peerage  by  Mr.  Asquith.  The  full 
strength  of  the  Liberal  peers  in  the  vote  for  the  Budget 
on  November  30th,  1909,  was  75. 


298 


BRITISH  IMPORT  DUTIES. 


[1911 


BRITISH    IMPORT   DUTIES,   1910-11. 


There  were  increases  in  the  Budget  of  1909  on  tobacco,  spirits  and  collodion,  besides  the  new  duty  on  gasoline 
for  motor  cars.  By  the  rejection  of  the  Finance  Bill  in  the  House  of  Lords,  on  November  30th,  1909,  the  collection 
of  these  duties,  which  had  been  begun  on  the  introduction  of  the  Budget  resolutions  on  April  29th,  1909,  was 
thrown  into  disorder.  In  most  case.s,  however,  the  increased  duties  were  paid  by  Importers,  under  a  pledge  from 
the  Government  to  return  the  amount  should  the  Finance  Bill  fail  to  become  law  in  1910.  The  Act  received  the 
Royal  Assent  on  April  29th,  1910,  and  the  work  of  collecting  the  arrears  was  at  once  commenced.  Duties  were 
unchanged  in  the  Budget  of  1910. 


Articles.  Rates  of  Duty. 

ORDINARY  IMPORT  DUTIES.  £  s.  d. 

Cocoa: 

Raw per  lb.    0    0    1 

Husks  and  Shells per  cwt.    0    2    0 

Cocoa  or  Chocolate,  ground,  prepared,  or  in 

any  way  manufactured per  lb.    0    0    2 

For  additional  duty,  if  Spirit  has  been  used 
in  the  manufacture,  see  below. 

Cocoa  Butter per  lb.    0    0    1 

Coffee : 

Raw per  cwt.    0  14    0 

Kiln-dried,  roasted  or  ground per  lb.    0    0    2 

Chicory  : 

Raw  or  kiln-dried per  cwt.    0  13    3 

Roasted  or  ground per  lb.    0    0    2 

Chicory  (or  other  vegetable  substances)  and 
Coffee,  roasted  and  ground,  mixed . .  per  lb.    0    0    2 
Fruit— Dried : 

Currants per  cwt.    0    2    0 

Figs,  Fig  Cake,  Plums  preserved,  Prunes  and 

Raisins per  cwt.    0    7    0 

Molasses  : 
Containing  70  per  cent,  or  more  of  sweetening 

matter per  cwt.    0    2    9 

Containing  less  than  70  per  cent.,  and  more 
than  50  per  cent,   of  sweetening  matter 

per  cwt.     0    2    0 
Containing  not  more  than  50  per  cent,  of 

sweetening  matter per  cwt.    0    10 

Sugar: 
Tested  by  the  polariscope,  of  a  polarisation 

exceeding  98 per  cwt.    0    1  10 

Of  a  polarisation  not  exceeding  76° .  .per  cwt.    0    0  11 
Intermediate  rates    of  duty  are  levied  on 
Sugar  of  a  polarisation  not  exceeding  98°, 
but  exceeding  76°. 

Tba per  lb,    0    0    5 

Tobacco— Unmanufactured : 
Containing  10  lbs.  or  more  of  moisture  in 

every  100  lbs.  weight  thereof per  lb.    0    3    8 

Stripped 0    3  8^ 

Containing  less  than  10  lbs.  of  moisture  in 

every  100  lbs.  weight  thereof per  lb.     0    4    1 

Stripped per  lb.     0    4  1^ 

Tobacco— Manufactured : 

Cigars per  lb.    0    7    0 

Cavendish  or  Negro-head per  lb.     0    5    8 

Snuff  containing  more  than  13  lbs.  of  mois- 
ture in  every  100  lbs.  weight  thereof,  per  lb.    0    4    5 
Snuff  not  containing  more  than  13  lbs.  of 
moisture  in  every  100  lbs.  weight  thereof 

per  lb.    0    5    4 

Cigarettes per  lb.    0    5    2 

Other  Manufactured  Tobacco,  and  Caven- 
dish or  Negro-head  Manufactured  in  Bond 

from  Unmanufactured  Tobacco per  lb,    0    4    8 

Wine  : 

Not  exceeding  30°  of  Proof  Spirit per  gal.    0    13 

Exceeding  30°  but  not  exceeding  42°  of  Proof 

Spirit per  gal.     0    3    0 

Every  degree  or  part  of  a  degree  beyond  the 
highest  above  charged,  an  additional  duty 

of per  gal.    0    0    3 

Degree  not  to  include  fractions  of  the  next 

higher  degree. 
Wine  includes  Lees  of  Wine, 


Articles.  Rates  of  Duty. 

£  s.  d. 
Additional  duty  on  Sparkling  Wine  imported 

in  Bottle per  gal,    0    2    6 

Additional  duty  on  Still  Wine  imported  in 

Bottle per  gal,     0    10 

Import  Duties  to  countervail  Excise  Duty  upon 

British  Beer : 
Beer  called  Mum,  Spruce,  or  Black  Beer,  and 
Berlin  White  Beer  and  other  preparations, 
whether  fermented  or  not  fermented,  of  a 
character  similar  to  Mum,  Spruce,  or  Black 
Beer,  the  worts  of  which  were,  before  fer- 
mentation, of  a  specific  gravity— 

Not  exceeding  1,215° per  every  36  gala.     1  13    0 

Exceeding  ]  ,215° per  every  36  gals.     1  18    8 

Beer  of  any  other  description,  the  worts 
of  which  were,  before  fermentation,  of  a 
specificgravity  of  l,055°,per  every  36  gals.    0    8    3 
And  so  on  in  proportion  for  any  difference 
in  gravity. 

Gasoline  or  motor  spirit per  gal.    0    0    3 

Glucose : 

Solid per  cwt.    0    2    9 

Liquid 0    2    0 

Saccharin per  oz.    0    13 

Import  Duties  to  countervail  Excise  Duty 
upon  British  Spirits. 
Spirits  and  Strong  Waters  : 
For  ever}'  gallon,  computed  at  hydrometer 
proof,  of  Spirits  of  any  description  (except 
Perfumed  Spirits),  including  Naphtha  or 
Methylic  Alcohol,  purified   so  as    to    be 
potable,  and  mixtures  and  preparations 

containing  Spirits per  proof  gal.     0  18  10 

Additional  on  Spirits  imported  in  bottle, 
enumerated  and  tested,  and  Sweetened 
Spirits  imported  in  bottle,  unenumerated 

and  tested per  proof  gal.    0    10 

Liqueurs,  Cordials,  or  other  preparations 
containing  Spirits  in  Bottle,  entered  in 
such  a  manner  as  to  indicate  that  the 

strength  is  not  to  be  tested per  gal.     16    6 

Perfumed  Spirits per  gal.    1  10    1 

Additional  if  imported  in  bottle per  gal.     0    10 

Chloroform per  lb.    0    4    4 

Chloral  Hydrate per  lb.    0    19 

CocoA  or  Chocolate,  in  the  manufacture  of 
which  Spirit  has  been  used,  in  addition  to 
any  other  duty  to  which  such  Cocoa  or 

Chocolate  is  at  present  liable per  lb.    0    0  IJ 

Collodion. per  gal,     1  14  11 

Confectionery,  in  the  manufacture  of  which 
Spirit  has  been  used,  in  addition  to  any 
other  duty  to  which  such  Confectionery 

is  at  present  liable per  lb,     0    0  OJ 

Ether : 

Acetic per  lb.    0    2    7 

Butyric per  gal,     1    1  10 

Sulphuric per  gal.     1  16    6 

Ethyl : 

Bromide per  lb.    0    15 

Chloride per  gal,     1     1  10 

Iodide  of per  gal.    0  19    0 

Soap,  Transparent,  in  the  manufacture  of  which 

Spirit  has  been  used per  lb.    0    0    3 

Playing  Cards  (Import  Duty  to  countervail 
Stamp  Duty) doz.  packs.    0    3    6 


1911] 


DOMINION   PARLIAMENTS. 


299 


Dominion  Coat  of  Arms. 

DOMINION  PARLIAMENTS  SINCE  1867. 


No.  OF  Parliaments. 


Ist  Parliament, 


2nd  Parliament. 
3rd  Parliament. 

4th  Parliament. 

Bth  Parliament.. 

6th  Parliament.. 
7th  Parliament . 

8th  Parliament. 


9th  Parliament. 


10th  Parliament 


11th  Parliament 


Ses- 
sion. 


*l8t . . 
2nd  .. 
3rd... 
4th. . . 
5th  .. 

tlst.. 
2nd  .. 

Ist . . . 
2nd  .. 
3rd... 
4th... 
5th  .. 
Ist.... 
2nd  .. 
3rd... 
4th... 

1st . . . 
2nd  .. 
3rd... 
4th... 

1st . . . 
2nd  .. 
3rd... 
4th... 
Ist . . . 
2nd  . . 
Brd... 
4th... 
5th  .. 
6th... 
Ist . . . 
2nd  .. 
3rd . . . 
4th... 
5th... 
1st . . . 
2nd  .. 
3rd... 
4th .. . 
Ist . . . 
2nd  .. 
3rd... 
4th... 
1st... 
2nd  .. 


Party 

IN 

Power. 


Con. 


Lib. 


Con. 


Lib. 


DATE  OF 


Opening. 


Prorogation. 


Noveniber     6,    1867 
April  15,    1869 

February     15, 
15, 
April  11, 


March  15, 

October       23, 

March  26, 

Febniary      4, 

10, 


Febniary 

December 
February 


February 

8, 

January 

17, 

" 

29, 

February 

25, 

April 

13, 

February 

23, 

January 

31, 

16, 

April 

29, 

February 

25, 

January 

26, 

March 

15, 

April 

18, 

January 

2, 

August 

19, 

March 

25, 

February 

3, 

March 

16, 

February 

1, 

February 

6, 

February 

13, 

March 

12, 

March 

10, 

January 

11, 

March 

«, 

November 

22, 

November 

28, 

January 

20, 

November 

n. 

1870. 
1871. 
1872. 


1873. 

T873. 

1874..! 
1875..! 
1876.. 
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•  May  12, 

.!  April  14, 

.  I  June  14, 

. !  August  13, 

.;  November  7, 

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April  8, 


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May 

March 
May 


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24, 
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Dissolution. 


yjuly  8,  1872. 

\  January  2,  1874. 

VAugust  17,  1878 

I  May  18,  1882. 

VJanuary   15,    1887. 

VFebruarj'  3,    1891. 

April       24,    1896 

October      9,    1900. 

-September  29,  1904. 
-September  16,  1908. 


*  Adjourned  from  21st  December,  1867,  to  12th  March, 
fAdjourned  23rd  May  till  13th  August. 


1868,  to  allow  the  Local  Legislatures  to  meet. 


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DOMINION   OF   CANADA. 


[1911 


DOMINION    OF    CANADA. 


Seat  of  Govkrnmknt— Ottawa. 
Governor-Genrral— His  Excellenct  The  Right  Honourable  The  Earl  Grey, 


P.C. 


Captain  Earl  Percy  (Grenadier  Guards) ;  Lieu- 


G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O. 

Secretary— D.  0.  Malcolm,  Esq. 

Aides-de-Camp — Viscount  Lascelles,  R.O.  (Grenadier  Guards) ; 

tenant  R.  C.  Birgham  (First  Life  Guards). 
Comptroller — Lambei't  Middleton,  Esq. 
Private  Secretary,  Arthur  F.  Sladen,  Esq. 
Hon'y  Aides-de-Camp— lion.  Colonel  De  la  C.  T.  Irwin,  C.M.G.  ;  Lieut.-Colonel  H.  R.  Smith  (D),  I.S.O.  ;  Lieut.- 

Colonel  A.  P.  Sherwood,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O.  ;  Lieut.-Colonel  S.  C.  D.  Roper  ;   Colonel  F.  L    Lessard,  C.B. ; 

Brigadier-General  Drurj',  C.B.  ;    Colonel  Sir  Henry  M.  Pellatt ;    Lieut.-Colonel  V.  A.  S.  Williams;    Hon'y 

Major-General  J.  F.  Wilson;   Lieut.-Col.  A.  Roy,  M.V.O.  ;    Rear- Admiral  C.  E.  Kingsmill ;    Lieut.-Colonel 

and  Hon'y  Colonel  S.  B.  Steele,  C.B.,  M.V.O.;  Lieut.-Colonel  H.  H.  McLear. 
Hon'y  Surgeons— Q,o\ox\q\  E.  Fiset,  D.S.O. ;  Colonel  G.  Charleton  Jones,  P.A.M.C. 
Assistant  Gov.-General's  Secretary— C.  J.  Jones,  LS.O.,  B.A. 

Clerks  1st  Division,  Subdivision  B—A.  F.  Sladen,  Private  Secretary  ;  J.  F.  Crowdy,  B.A. 
Deputy  Governor-General  and  Administrator— The  Right  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Fitzpatrick,  P.C,  K.C.M.G.,  K.C., 

Chief  Justice  of  Canada  and  Member  of  Hague  Tribunal. 

Minister  of  Public  Works — The  Hon.  W.  Pugsley, 

K.C  $7,000 

Minister  of  Railways  and  Canals— The  Hon.  G. 

P.  Graham 7,000 

Secretary  of  State— The  Hon.  Charles  Murphy. . .  7,000 
Minister  of  Labour — The  Hon.  W.  L.  McKenzie 

King,  C.M.G.,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  Ph.D 7,000 

Solicitor  General  (Without  Portfolio)— The  Hon. 

Jacques  Bureau 5,000 


THE  cabinet.  »• 

(Ministry  formed  13th  July,  1896.) 

Pri7ne  Minister— The  Right  Hon.  Sir  Wilfrid 
Lauiier,  P.C,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C,  D.C.L.  (Oxon.), 
President  of  the  Privy  Council $12,000 

Minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce— The  Right 
Hon.  SirR.  J.  Cartwright,  P.C,  G.C.M.G 7,000 

Minister  of  Militia  and  Defence— ^iv  Frederick 

William  Borden,  K.C.M.G.,  B.A.,  M.D 7,000 

Minister  of  Agriculture— TheB.on.  S3'^dney  Arthur 
Fisher,  B.A 7,000 

Minister  of  Finance— The  Hon.  Wm.  S.  Fielding.  7,000 

Minister  of  Customs— The  Hon.  Wm.  Paterson . .  7,000 

Minister  of  Inland  Reveiitte —The  Hon.  W.  Temple- 
man  7,000 

Minister  of  Marine  and  Fisheries,  and  Minister 
of  the  Naval  Service — The  Hon.  L.  P.  Brodeur, 
K.C.,  LL.D 7,000 

Minister  of  the  Interior — The  Hon.  Frank  Oliver.  7,000 

Minister  of  Justice— The  Hon.  A.  B.  Aylesworth, 
K.C 7,000 

Postmaster  Gen'l— The  Hon.  R.  Lemieux, K . C. , LL.  B  7,000 


PRIVY   COUNCIL  OFFICE. 

Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council— U.  Boudreau 

Asst.  Clerk  of  the  Privy  Council— F.  K.  Bennetts. 

Secretary  for  Imperial  and  Foreign  Correspon- 
dence—W.  Mackenzie 

Chief  Clerk  and  Private  Sec.  to  Prime  Minister — 
E.  J.  Lemaire 

First  Class  Clerks— Jy.  Burke,  E.B.Wood,  H.A.May, 
G.  G.  Kezar,  0.  J.  Keating,  H.  W.  Lothrop  and 
J.  McElroy 

Secretary  Canadian  Govt.  Office  in  London— W. 

L.  Griffith,  17  Victoria  St.,  London,  Eng 

(For  list  of  Jnembers  of  the  Privy  Council  not  now 

members  of  the  Cabinet,  see  page  321.) 


1911] 


SENATE   OF   CANADA. 


301 


SENATE   OF   CANADA. 


Speaker,  Hon.  J.  K,  Kerr,  K.C.     Samuel  E.  St,  O.  Chaplbau,  Clerk  of  the  Senate  and  Clerk  of  the  Parliaments, 
$5,000.    Senators  sessional  allowance,  $2,500. 


SENATORS. 


p.  0.  ADDRESS. 


DATE  OF 
APPOINTMENT. 

Hon.  William  Miller Arichat Oct.    23,  1867 

"    W.  J.  Macdonald Victoria,  B.C . .  Dec.   13,  1871 

"    Sir  Richard  W.  Scott, 

Kt... Ottawa,  O Mar. 

"    L.  G.  Power Halifax,  N.  S . .  Feb. 

"    C.  E.  de  Boucherville, 

C.M.G..Boucherville  ..Feb. 

"    Thos  McKay  Truro,  N.S. ..  .Dec. 

"    Donald  McMillan Alexandria Jan. 

"    W.  McDonald Glace  Bay,  N.  S.  May 

"    J.  Bolduo St.Vic.deTringOct. 

"    M.  Sullivan Kingston,  O. .  .Jan. 

"    P.  Poirier Shediac,  N.  B.  .Mar. 

Montreal,  Q Dec. 

"    J.  A.  Lougheed Calgary,  Alta . .  Dec. 

"    Peter  McLaren Perth,' O Feb. 

"    H.  Montplaisir Three  Rivers, Q.Feb. 

•'    A.  A.  Macdonald Charlottetown.May 

"    A.  C.  P.  Landry Candiac,  Q Feb. 

"    Sir  Mackenzie  Bowell, 

K.C.M.G.. Belleville,  0. 
"    John  N.  Kirchhoflfer. .  Brandon,  M. 

"    G.  T.  Baird Perth  Centre 

••    Josiah  Wood Saokville,  N.  B.Aug. 

"    William  Owens Montreal,  Q . . .  Jan 


13,  1874 
2, 1877 

12,  1879 
24,  1881 

11,  1884 

12,  1884 
3,  1884 

29,  1885 
9,  1885 
1,  1888 

10,  1889 
21,  1890 

9,  1891 

11,  1891 
23,  1892 


Dee, 
Dec. 


5,  1892 

16,  1892 

.June  19,  1895 

5,  1895 

2,  1896 


1896 


Sweetsburg,  Q.Jan.     7, 

David  Mackeen Halifax,  N.S. .  .Feb.   21, 

Sir  John  Carling, 

K.  C.  M.  G . .  London,  0 . . . .  April  23,  1896 

Louis  J.  Forget Montreal,  Q. . .  June  15,  18P6 

Alfred  A.Thibaudeau. Montreal,  Q.  ..Aug.  22,  1896 

Geo.  A.  Cox Toronto,  O. . . .  Nov.  13,  1896 

Geo.  G.  King Chipman,  N.B.Dec-.  18,  1896 

Raoul  Dandurand.. .  .Montreal,  Q. .  .Jan.    22,  1898 

J.  B.  R.  Fiset Rimouski,  Q. .  .Oct.    20,  1897 

John  Yeo Port  Hill Nov.  19,  1898 

Peter  McSweenev Moncton,  N.  B.Mar.   15,  1899 

J.  P.  B.  Casgrain Montreal,  Q. .  .Jan.    29,  1900 

R.  Watson P.  la  Prairie. . .  Jan.    29,  1900 

Finlay  M.  Young Killarney,  M. .  Jan.    30,  1900 

Joseph  Shehy n Quebec, "  Q Feb.      5,  1900 

John  V.  Ellis St.  John,  N.B..Sept.    3,  1900 

Robt.  Mackay Montreal,  Q . . .  Jan.    21,  1901 

Lyman  M.  Jones Toronto,  O Jan.    21,  1901 

George  McHugh Lindsay,  O . . .  Jan.    21,  1901 

Joseph  Godbout Beauce,  Q April  11,  1901 


SENATORS.  p.  O.  ADDRESS. 

Hon.  J.  E.  Robertson Montague 

'•    F.  P.  Thompson Fredericton.. . 

"  Frederick  L.  Beique.  .Montreal,  Q. ., 

**    William  Gibson Beamsville,0. 

"    James  McMullen Mount  Forest. 

"    J.  H.  Legris Louiseville,  Q. 

"    F.  T.  Frost Smith's  Falls . , 

"  J.  K.  Kerr  (Speaker).  .Toronto,  O. . . 

"     Thos,  Coflfey London,  O 

"    Jules  Tessier Quebec,  Q 

"    W,  C.  Edwards Rockland,  O. . 

"    Jas.  Domville Rothesay,  N.B 

"    L,  O.  David Montreal,  Q.. . 

"    H.  J.  Cloran Montreal,  Q. .. 

'•    W.  Mitchell Drum'ondville 

"    J.  H.  Wilson St.  Thomas,  O 

'*    H.  Bostock Monte  Creek. . 

Rt.Hon.Sir  R.  J.  Cartwright, 

G.C.M.G.. Ottawa,  O 

Hon.  P.  A.  Choquette Quebec,  Q 

"    J.  H.  Ross Moose  Jaw 

"    T.  O.  Davis Prince  Albert.. 

"    W.Ross Halifax,  N.S. . . 

"    Peter  Talbot Lacombe,  Alta. 

"    L.  G.  De Veber Lethbridge . . . . 

"    J.  M.  Douglas Tantallon 

"    Robert  Jaffray Toronto,  O 

"    George  Riley Victoria,  B.C . . 

"    Philippe  Roy Edmonton 

'*    Jno.  Costigan Edmunston 

"  Sir  Geo.  W.  Ross,  Kt. Toronto,  O. . . . 

"    Robert  Beith Bowman ville  . . 

"    Dan'l  Gillmor St.  George 

"    A.  H.  Comeau MeteghanRiv,. 

"    G.  C.  Dessaulles St.  Hyacinthe.. 

"    N.  A.  Belcourt Ottawa,  O 

"    Arch.  Campbell Toronto  June . . 

"    Dan'l  Derbyshire Brockville,  O . . 

"    No6  Chevrier Winnipeg 

■    •'     Valentine  Ratz Parkhill,  O. . . . 

"    Arthur  Boyer Montreal 

"     Benjamin  Prince Battlef'd,  Sask. 

"  Edward  M.  Farrell . . .  Liverpool, N.S.. 

* '    William  Roche Halifax,  N.S. . . 

"  Louis  Lavergne. . .  Arthabaskaville.Q, 
(3  vacancies.) 


Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 


DATE  OF 
APPOINTMENT. 

Feb.  8,  1902 
8,  1902 
8,  1902 
11,  1902 
11,  1902 
10,  1903 
Mar.  12,  1903 
Mar.  12,  1903 
Mar.  12,  1903 
Mar.  12,  1903 
Mar.  17,  1903 
April  20,  1903 
June  19,  1903 
June  30,  1903 
Mar.  5,  1904 
Mar,  8,  1904 
June  6,  1904 


Sept, 
Sept. 
Sept. 
Sept. 
May 
,Mar. 
Mar. 
Mar. 
Mar. 
Mar. 
Mar. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Mar. 
Nov. 
Nov. 
Nov. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
June 
July 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Oct. 


30,  1904 

30,  1904 

30,  1904 

30,  1904 

18,  1905 

8,  1906 

8,  1906 

8,  1906 

8,  1906 

22,  1906 

8,  1906 

15,  1907 

15,  1907 

15,  1907 

16,  1907 
15,  1907 
12,  1907 
22,  1907 
22,  1907 
22,  1907 
18,  1909 
18.  1909 

28,  1909 

29,  1909 
12,  1910 

12,  1910 

13,  1910 


PERMANENT  OFFICERS  OF  THE  SENATE  OF  CANADA. 


Clerk,  Master   in   Chancery   and   Treasurer  — 

Samuel  E.  St.  0.  Chapleau $5,000 

Deputy  Clerk  and  First  Clerk  Assistant.,  Mast.- 

in-Chan.—U.  W.  Stephen 3,100 

Second  Clerk  Assistants.  Lelievre 2,700 

Chief  Clerk  of  Comynittees— By roh  Nicholson 2,300 

Law  Clerk,  Master  in   Chancery    and    English 

Translator— J .  G.  A.  Creighton 3,950 

Clerk  Routine  and  Proceedings— J.  Chas.  Young.  2,800 

Clerk  of  Private  Bills— Alex.  Soutter 2,100 

Chief  French  Translator— J .  B.  Trudel 2,400 

Second  French  Translator— Jos.  Bouchard 2,100 

Third  French  Translator— Wm.  Chapman   2,100 

Accountant— C.  T.  Gibbs 2,550 


Sergeant-at-Arms  and  Clerk  of  French  Journals 

-  J.  de  St.  D.  Le  Moine $2, 

Junior  Clerk— A.  D.  Caron 1, 

Assistant  Clerk,  French  Journals— A.  L.  Garneau  1, 
Gentlemmi  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod— Ca,^t.  Ernest 

J.  Chambers 2, 

Postmaster— Jean  B.  Choquette 1, 

Housekeeper— John  Carleton 1, 

Doorkeeper — Joseph  Larose 1, 

Newsroom  Keeper— A.  R.  F.  Ralph 1, 

Speaker's  Messenger— 'Edward  Ashe 1, 

Official  Reporters— G.  C.  Holland,  A.  Holland 

A8sista7it  Clerk  of  Statione7'y—W.  J.  O'Neill 1, 

Junior  Clerk— Arthur  Hinds 1, 


100 
500 
500 

650 
350 


200 
200 


250 


Address.— To  the  Honourable  the  Senate  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  in  Parliament  assembled. 

The  Petition  of 

[Place  and  date.]  Humbly  sheweth.  That,  etc. 


302 


DOMINION   OF  CANADA. 


[1911 


OFFICERS   OF  THE   HOUSE   OF  COMMONS. 


Clerkofthe  House,  T.  B,  Flint,  M.  A,,  LL.B.,  D.C.L.  $5,000 
1st  Div.  A.ySergeant-at-Arms,  Lieutenant-Uolonel 

Henry  R.  Smith,  I.S.0 3,150 

Ist  Div.  A.,  Clerk  Assistant,  J.  B.  R.  Laplante. .  3,700 
2nd  Div.  A.,  Deputy  Sergeant-at-Arms,  H.  W. 

Bowie 


Chief  Branch. 

1st  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  Votes  and  Proceedings, 
William  C.  Bowlea 

1st  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  French  Journals,  Votes  and 
Proceedings  and  Orders,  J.  R.  E.  Chapleau  . . . 

Snd  Dio.  A.,  Asst.  Clerk  Votes  and  Proceedings, 
R.  P.  King 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Assistant  in  Votes  and  Proceed- 
ings Office,  H.  P.  Macdonell 

1st  Div.  B.,  Clerk  of  English  Journals,  J.  Dalton 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  Sessional  Papers,  and 
Clerk  to  Joint  Committee  on  Printing,  J.  A. 
Polkinghorne 

1st  Div.  A.,  Examiner  of  Private  Bills,  E.  P. 
Hartney 

1st  Div.  B.,  Clerk  of  Committees  on  Miscel- 
laneous Private  Bills  and  Standing  Orders, 
Walter  Todd 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  Debates  Committee,  and 
Assist.  Clerk  of  Committees  on  Miscellaneous 
PrivateBills  and  Standing  Orders,  L.  C.  Panet. 

27id  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  Railways,  Banking  and 
Commerce  Committees,  N.  Robidoux 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  Routine  and  Records, 
C.  F.  Colwell 

2nd  Div.  B.,  Assistant  Clerk  of  Routine  and 
Records  andSecy.  to  Clerk  of  House, CU.  Jones 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  French  Journals,  L. 
Dansereau   

2nd  Div.  B.,  Clerk  of  Committee  on  Agriculture 
and  Colonization,  A.  E.  Horton 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  Public  Accounts  Com- 
mittee, and  Assistant  Clerk  of  Committees  on 
Railways  and  Banking,  T.  S.  Howe 

2nd  Div.  B.,  Asst.  Clerk  in  French  Votes  and 
Proceedings  Ofice,  F.  X.  Saucier 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Official  Stenographer  to  Coms.  of 
House,  C.  A.  Matthews 

Snd  Div.  A.,  Official  Stenographer  to  Coms.  of 
House,  W.  H.  Dickson 

Law   Branch. 

1st  Div.  A.,  Law  Clerk,  A.  H.  O'Brien 

1st  Div.  B.,  Assist.  Law  Clerk  and  Chief  Clerk, 

J.  K.  Foran  

2nd  Div.  B.,  Secretary  to  Law  Branch,  Arthur 

G.  Troop 

2nd  Div.  B.,  Assistant  Translator,  U.  H.  Loucks 

Translation  Branch. 

1st  Div.  A.,  Chief  Translator,  vacant 

1st  Div.  B.,  Asst.  Translator  and  Secretary  to 

Translation  Branch,  L.  Laframboise 

1st  Div.  B.,  Assistant  Translator,  D.  L.  Desaul- 

niers 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Asst.  Translator,  E,  Perrin 

"  "  "  R.  Tremblay 

"  '•  "  S.  Clapin 

"  "  "  H.  St.  Louis 

"  "  "  O.  Paradis 

"  Proofreader,  E.  Qu^ry 

"  "  J.  M.  Briand 

Office  of  Clerk  of  the  Croton  in  Chancery. 
1st  Div.  A.,  Clerk  of  the  Crown  in  Chancery,  J. 

G.  Foley 3,000 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Asst.  Clerk  of  the  Crown  in  Chan- 
cery, F.  Chadwick 1,600 

Srd  Div.  A.,  Asst.  in  Office,  J.  Castongruay 1,050 

Miscellaneous  Branch. 

1st  Div.  B.,  Accountant,  D.  C.  Chamberlain 2,800 

"  Clerk  of  Stationery,  and  Supt.  of  the 

Printing  of  Sessional  Papers  of  Parliament, 

C.  E.  Clarke 2,750 

Addrbss— To  the  Honourable  the  House  of  Commons 

The  Petition  of 

[PUte*  and  Dat*.] 


2,100 

3,000 

3,000 

2,100 

1,850 
2,100 

2,100 
3,000 

2,350 

2,100 
2.000 
2,100 
1,550 
1,750 
1,450 

1,850 
1,450 
1,850 
1,850 

3,100 

2,400 

1,425 
1,600 


2,700 

2,550 
2,100 
2,100 
1,950 
1,925 
1,750 
2,100 
1,750 


2nd  Div.  A.,  Ass't  Accoun'rd,  D.  W.  Cameron.. . .  $2,000 

1st  Div.  B. ,  Postmaster,  N.  Mills 2,300 

2nd  Div.  B.,  Asst.  Clerk  of  English  Journals 

and  Clerk  of  Petitions,  W.  Dub6 1,600 

2nd  Div.   B.,  Assist.   Clerk  of  Stationery  and 

Proofreader,  William  Cairns 1,600 

Srd  Div.   A.,  Assist,   in    Stationery    Office,  E. 

Naubert 1,200 

2nd  Div.  B.,  Asst.  Postmaster,  F.  X.  Lemieu.v. . .  1,600 
"           Curator  of  Reading  Room,  Jno.  L. 

Deacon 1 ,450 

3rd  Div.  A.,  Asst.  in  Post  Office,  J.  E.  Asselin  ...  1,100 

W.  A.  Lalonde 1,050 

"  Asst.    Curator  of  Reading  Room, 

J.  Patry 1,050 

Sergeant-at-Arms  Branch. 
Superintendent  of  Messenger  Service  and  House- 
keeper, Lucien  Dub6 1,600 

Chief  Messenger,  Peter  Connolly 1,200 

Steward   of  Joint   Restaurant   and   Speaker's 

Steward,  C.  George 1,150 

Bank  Messenger,  George  Smith 80O 

Messengers,    G.    A.    Boudreault,    C.    Hugg,    T. 
Stewart,  A.   Boutet,    T.  Ebbs,  L.  P.  Moreau, 

Emile  Morin,  each 800 

D.  Fortin 500 

Night  Watchmen,  Geo.  Holder,  J.  R.  Stoate,  each  800 

Doorkeeper,  Chas.  Stewart 800 

Printing  of  Parliament. 
1st  Div.  B.,  Supt.  of  the  Distribution  of  Parlia- 
mentary Documents,  R.  B.  Davidson 2,300 

2nd  Div.  B.,  AssiM.  Supt.  of  the  Distribtition  of 

Parliamentary  Documents,  J.  W.  Alexander. .  1,500 
2nd  Div.    B.,  2nd   Assist.   Supt.  of  the  Distri- 
bution of  Pari.  Documents,  Geo.  N.  Boivin 1,500 

Srd  Div.  A.,  Distributing  Office,  A.Lemay 1,100 

Official  Reporters  of  Debates. 

1st  Div.  B.,  Chief  Reporter,  Albert  Horton 2,750 

"         English  Reporters,  S,  A.  Abbott 2,750 

"               "               *'           E.  J.  Duggan. ..  2,760 

"               ••               "           T.  P.  Owens 2,750 

"               ♦*           A.  C.  Campbell .  2,750 

*'               "               *'           George  Simpson  2,750 

"               "           Robt.  C.  Dunbar  2,750 

"         French  Reporters,  J.  O.  MarcesLU. ..  2,750 

"                "                "          A.  Desjardins. . . .  2,750 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Asst.  to  Chief  Reporter,G.  W.  Boyce  1,850 

Debates  Translators. 

1st  Div.  B. ,  Chief  Translator,  W.  Larose 2, 360 

Translator,  K.  Charlier 2,350 

"                  •'           J.  G.  de  la  Durantaye. . .  2,350 

"           A.  Fortier 2,350 

"                   "           LeonG6rin 2,350 

F.Hughes 2,350 

"                   "           G.  Labine 2,350 

"                   "           L.  Lassale 2,350 

F.  Mofifat 2,350 

W.  Gascon   2,350 

R.Gerard 2,200 

"                   "           E.  L.  Desaulniers 1,600 

LIBRARY  OF  PARLIAMRNT. 

General  Librar'n,  A.  D.  DeCelles,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.  5,000 

Parliamentary  Librarian,  M.J. Griffin,  LL.D 5.000 

1st  Div.,  subdivision  A.,  A.  Hamlyn  Todd 3,000 

L.  P.  Sylvain 3,000 

M.  C.  MacCormac 2,000 

Accountant,  Jn.  Smith  2,000 

E.  Bouchette,  F.R.S.C.  2,100 

Mrs.  A.  Lampman 1,200 

Joseph  G.  Pigeon 1,200 

C.  A.  Pothier 1,200 

B.  Chevrier 1,200 


2nd  Div., 


Srd  Div. 


B.,  Miss  A.  F.  Patterson. 


800 


Chief  Messenger,  F.  X.  Desloges 900 

Messenger,  James  H.  Dunlop 80O 

"  Thomas  C.  W.  Lynton 800 

'•  J.  Albert  Beaudry    800 

H.  J.  Meiklejohn 800 

of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  in  Parliament  assembled. 


Humbly  sheweth. 


That,  etc. 


1911] 


DOMINION   OF  CANADA. 


303 


HOUSE    OF    COMMONS.    CANADA. 


THIRD  SESSION.— ELEVENTH  PARLIAMENT. 
Hon.  Charles  MarciIj,  Speaker. 
Thomas  B.  Flint,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  D.O.L.,  Clerk  of  the  House. 
Members'  Sessional  Allowance,  $2,600. 


Explanation  of  Abbreviations. — Con.,  Conservative;  Lid.,  Liberal ;  Ind.,  Independent. 
Note.— The  political  party  is  given  according  to  the  beat  information  obtainable.     If  there  should  be  any 
errors  the  Editor  will  be  glad  to  correct  them  on  advice.    The  population  given  is  from  the  census  of  1901. 
The  figures  given  for  Member's  majority  are  compiled  from  the  best  available  information. 


OOITSTITURNCT. 

JOPD- 
LATION 

1901. 

NAME   OF  MEMBER. 

p.  0.  ADDRESS. 

NAME  OF 
DEFEATED 
CANDIDATE. 

■  CO  >,■ 

M  (J 

n  o 

Algoma,  East 

25,211 
19,894 
18,842 
13,617 
16,407 
32,178 
16,291 

W.  R.  Smyth Con. 

Arthur  Cyril  Boyce Con. 

S.  W.  Pickup Lib. 

William  Chisholm Lib. 

Geo.  H.  Perley Con. 

John  G.  Turriff Lib. 

Joseph  E.  Marcile Lib. 

A.  Champagne Lib. 

Henri  S.  B61and Lib. 

L.  J.  Papineau Lib. 

Onesiphore  E.  Talbot. .  .Lib. 

Arthur  Ecrement Lib. 

Hon.  Charles  Marcil  .  ..Lib. 

Hon.  Clifford  Sifton Lib. 

Hon.  Wm.  Paterson. . .  .Lib. 

Lloyd  Harris Lib. 

Hon.  Geo.  P.  Graham.. Z/i6. 
Hon.  Sidney  A.  Fisher.  .Lib. 

John  Tolmie Lib. 

J.  J.  Donnelly Con. 

Maitland  S.  McCarthy . .  Co?i. 

D.  D.  MacKenzie Lib. 

J.  W.  Maddin Con. 

Frank  B.  Carvell Lib. 

Edward  Kidd Con. 

Victor  Geoffrion Lib. 

P.  B.  Blondin Con. 

Rodolphe  Forget Con. 

William  F.  Todd Lib. 

James  P.  Brown Lib. 

J.  Girard Lib. 

John  Stanfield Con. 

Hon.  W.  Templeman. .  .Lib: 

Aylmer  B.  Hunt Lib. 

Edgar  N.  Rhodes Con. 

Glen  Campbell Co?i. 

Clarence  Jameson Con. 

Ernest  Roy Lib. 

Arthur  Gilbert Nat. 

John  Best Con. 

Andrew  Broder Con. 

C.  J.  Thornton Con. 

Hon.  Frank  Oliver Lib. 

David  Marshall Con. 

T.  W.  Crothers Con. 

Oliver  J.  Wilcox Con. 

Alfred  H.  Clarke Lib. 

J.  W.  Edwards Con. 

Hon.  Rodolphe Lemieux Lift. 

John  A.  McMillan Lib. 

Onesiphore  Targeon Lib. 

James  D.  Reid Cow. 

Thomas  S.  Sproule Con. 

W.  S.  Middlebro Co7i. 

Henry  Horton  Miller. . .  Lib. 

JohnH.  Sinclair Lib. 

Francis  R.  I^alor Con. 

/  Robert  Laird  Borden . . Con. 

\  Adam  B.  Crosby Con. 

David  Henderson Con. 

Samuel  Barker Con. 

T.  J.  Stewart Con. 

Rydal  Bank,  0 

SaultSte.  Marie,  0.. 
Granville  Ferry,  N.S. 

Antigonish,  N.S 

Ottawa,  O      

A.  E.  Dyment 

R.  J.  Gibson 

Geo.  E.  Corbett.... 

E.  L.  Gerrior 

P.R.McGibbon.... 
R.  L.  Richardson  . . 

H.  Sylvestre 

T.  A.  Morrison 

A.  Poirier 

41 

Algoma,  West 

209 

211 

20 

Argenteuil 

259 

Ottawa,  0 

505 

Bagot 

Actonvale,  Q 

Battleford,  Sask 

St.JosephdeBeauceQ 

Valleyfield,  Q 

St.M.deBellecha88eQ 
Montreal,  Q. 

333 

Battle/ord 

1194 

Beauce 

43,129 
21,732 
18,702 
18,982 
24,496 

*34,365 
18,273 
19,867 
18,723 
13,397 
27,472 
31,596 

*42,247 

3899 

J.  G.H.Bergeron.. 
C  Vezina 

29 

Bellechusse . 

1361 

Berthier 

V.  Allard 

265 

Bonaventnre 

Ottawa,  0 

A.  Beauchesne 

Thos.  M.  Daly 

J.  P.  Nunan 

W.  F.  Cockshutt... 

John  Webster 

F.  A.  Olmslead 

Alex.  McNeill 

P.  H.  McKenzie.... 

Dr.  Stewart 

JohnMacCormack.. 

A.  Johnston 

P.  T.Smith 

Ace 

1262 

Brandon 

Ottawa    0 

69 

Brant 

Ottawa,  0 

245 

Brantford . . 

Brantford,  0 

Ottawa,  O . . 

205 

Brockville 

144 

Ottawa,  0 

404 

Briice,  N.  Riding 

Bruce,  S.  Riding 

Kincardine,  0 

Pinkerton,  0 

Calgary,  Alta 

North  Sydney,  N.S. . 

Sydney,  N.S 

Woodstock,  N.B 

North  Gower,  0 

Montreal,  Q 

Shawenegan,  Q 

Montreal,  Q 

St.  Stephen,  N.B...-. 
St.  Chryso8t6nie  Q.. 

Chicoutimi,  Q 

Truro,  N.S 

339 
193 

687 

Cape  Breton  N.&  Victoria 

18 
225 

Carleton  (N.B.). 

Carleton  (0.) 

21,621 
19,375 
24,318 
35,159 
19,334 
22,416 
15,693 
48,291 
24,899 
21,457 
26,460 
36,168 

*34,256 
20,322 
21,007 
44,484 
21,036 
19,757 
27,570 

*40,071 
27,244 
23,195 
33,418 
25,327 
12,008 
30,683 
22,131 
27,935 
21,021 
25,387 
27,051 
22,171 
18,320 
20,053 
74,662 

19,.545 
24,000 
28,634 

151 

Chamblyand  VercMres. 
Chavfiplain .   ,          

M.  Archambault... 
E.  Deguise.   . .    . 

824 
93 

C.  Pouliot 

G.  W.  Ganong 

C.  Lane  

209 

Charlotte   . .            

200 

305 

Chicoutimi  <k  Saguenay. 
Colchester ...           

E.  Corboimeau 

Charles  Hill 

274 
115 

Ottawa,  O 

Robinson,  Q 

Amherst,  N.S 

Gilbert  Plains,  M... 
Digby,  N.S 

RufusPope 

J.  L.  Ralston 

Theodore  Burrows. 

A.  J.  S.  Copp 

E.  J.  Flynn 

J.  E.  Perrault 

Ace 

394 

Cumberland     

490 

Dauphin 

217 

Digby 

131 

Dorchester 

Quebec,  Q 

163 

Stanfold,  Q 

200 

Dufferin 

Shelburne,  0 

Morrisburg,  0 

Kirby,  0 

Dundas 

W.  B.  Lawson 

A.  B.Simpson 

J.  D.  Hyndman 

W.W.Rutherford.. 

Wm.  Tolmie 

Wm.  J.  McKee 

D.  Wigle 

460 

622 

Edmonton. .     . . 

Ottawa,  O 

2317 

Elgin,  E.  Ridinq 

Elgin,  W.  Riding 

Essex,  N.  Riding 

Essex,  S.  Riding 

Aylmer  O 

247 

St.  Thomas,  0 

Woodslee,  0 

Windsor,  0 

518 

84 

733 

Cataraqui,  0 

Ottawa,  O 

412 

Gaspi 

H.  A.  Cholette 

J.  McGregor . 

T.  M.  Burns 

S.  Martin 

1492 

Alexandria,  0 

Bathurst,  N.B 

Prescott,  0 

Markdale,  O 

Owen  Sound,  0 

Hanover,  O 

New  Glasgow,  N.S. . 

Dunnville,  O 

Ottawa,  0 

302 

Gloucester 

487 

Grenvill<! 

635 

Orey,  E.  Riding. . 

E.  Raymond 

W.T.Telford 

R,  J.  Ball 

11.36 

Orey,  N.  Riding 

146 

Orey.  S.  Riding 

Ouysborough 

Haldimand 

87 

G.  A.  Rowlings.... 

R.  F.Miller 

Wm.  Roche 

Michael  Carney . . .' . 

W.  S.  Harrison 

J.  M.  Eastwood.... 
Adam  Zimmennan . 

205 
246 

751 

Halifax,  N.S 

Acton,  O 

Halton 

212 

Hamilton,  East 

Hamilton,  West 

Hamilton,  0 

Hamilton,  0 

1092 
394 

Population  Census,  1906. 


United    Typewriter    Co.,    Ltd. 
In   all    Canadian   Cities. 
Head  Office  at  Toronto. 


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[1911 


CONSTITUENCY. 


Hants 

Hastings,  E.  Riding. . . 
Hastings,  W.  Riding . . . 

Hochelaga  

Humboldt 

Huntingdon 

Huron,  E.  Riding 

Huron,  S.  Riding 

Huron,  W.  Riding 

Inverness 

Jacques-Cartier 

Joliette 

Kamouraska 

Kent{N.B.) 

Kent(p:),E.  Riding... 
Kent(0.),  W.  Riding.. 
King's  and  Albert{N .B.) 

King's  (N,S.) 

King's  (P.E.I.) 

Kinghton 

Kootenay 

Labelle 

Lambton,  E.  Riding 

Lambton,  W.  Riding  . . 

Lanark,  N.  Riding 

Lanark,  S.  Riding 

Laprairie,  Napierville . . 

L'  Assomption 

Laval 

Leeds  

Lennox  &  Addington. . . 

L^vis 

Lincoln  

Lisgar 

L' Islet 

London  

Lotbiniere 

Lunenburg   

Macdonald 

Mackenzie 

Macleod 

Maisonneuve 

Marquette 

Maskinongi 

Medicine  Hat 

Megantic 

Middlesex,  E.  Riding . . . 
Middlesex,  N.  Riding. .. 
Middlesex,  W.  Riding. . . 

Missisquoi 

Montcalm 

Moritmagny 

Montmorency 

Montreal,  St. Anne 

Montreal,  St.  Antoine  . . 

Montreal,  St.  James 

Montreal,  St.  Lawrence. 

Montreal,  St.  Mary 

Moose  Jaw 

Muskoka 


Nanaimo 

NewWestminst'r 

Nicolet 

Kipissing 

Norfolk 

Northumberland  (N.B.). 
Northumherl'd{0.),  E.R. 
NorthumberVdlO.),  W.R. 

Ontario,  N.  Riding 

Ontario,  S.  Riding 


Ottawa  City 

Oxford,  N.  Riding  . 
Oxford,  S.  Riding. . 

Parry  Sound 

Peel 

Perth,  N.  Riding. . 
Perth,  S.  Riding. . . 


POPU- 
LATION 

1901. 


20,056 
27,446 
17,770 
56,919 
*40,295 
13,979 
17,269 
17,448 
18,778 
24,353 
26,168 
.22,255 
19,101 
23,954 
25,328 
31,860 

21,937 

19,827 
17,961 


30,931 
23,048 
22,386 
18,180 
19,487 
17,523 
14,993 
19,743 
19,254 
23,346 
26,210 
30,552 
''24,995 
14,439 
24,407 
20,039 
32,389 
*28,276 
*29,447 


65,178 
^28,431 
15,813 


23,621 
20,228 
16,419 
18,079 
18,484 
13,001 
14,757 
12,311 
23,366 
47,651 
42,618 
48,808 
40,631 


33,674 

22,293 

23,822 
26,590 
36,551 
29,147 
28.543 
20,495 
13,055 
18,390 
22,018 

57,640 

25,358 
21,797 


13,686 
27,147 
17,861 


NAME  OF  MEMBER. 


Judson  B.  Black Lib. 

William  B.  Northrup.  .Con. 
Edward  Guss  Porter  ..Con. 

Louis  A.  A.  Rivet Lib. 

D.  B.  Neely ...Lib. 

James  A.  Robb Lib. 

Tliomas  Chisholm Con 

Murdo  Y.  McLean Lib. 

Edward  Norton  Lewis  .Con. 

A.  W.  Chisholm Lib. 

Frederick  D.  Monk Con. 

Joseph  A.  Dubeau Lib. 

Ernest  Lapointe Lib. 

Oliver  J.  Le  Blanc Lib. 

David  A.  Gordon, Lib. 

Archibald  B.  McCoig'.  ..Lib. 

D.  H.  McAllister Lib. 

f  Hon.  Sir  Frederick  Borden, 
\     K.  C.  M.  G Lib. 

Austin  L.  Fraser Con. 

William  Harty Lib. 

A.  S.  Goodeve Con. 

Charles  B.  Major Lib. 

Joseph  E.  Armstrong. .  Con,. 

Fred  F.  Pardee Lib. 

William  Thoburn Con. 

Hon.  J.  G.  Haggart.  ..Con. 

Roch  Lanctot Lib. 

P.  A.  Seguin Lib. 

Charles  A.  Wilson Lib. 

Geortre  Taylor Con . 

Uriah  Wilson Con. 

Louis  A.  Carrier Lib. 

Edward  A.  Lancaster.  .Con. 

W.  H.  Sharpe Con 

Eugene  Paquet Con. 

Thomas  Beattie  Con. 

Edmond  Fortier Lib. 

John  F.  Sperry    Lib. 

William  D.  Staples Con. 

E.  L.  Cash Lib. 

John  Herron Con. 

Alphonse  Verville Ind. 

Wm.  J.  Roche Con. 

Hermidas  Mayrand Lib. 

Charles  A.  Magrath Con. 

Francois  Savoie Lib. 

Peter  Elson Con. 

Alexander  W.  Smith. . . Lib. 

Duncan  C.  Ross Lib. 

Daniel  B.  Meigs Lib. 

D    A.  Lafortune Lib. 

Cyrius  Roy Lib. 

George  Parent Lib. 

Charles  J.  Doherty Con. 

Herbert  B.  Ames Con. 

Honor6  Gervais Lib. 

Robert  Bickerdike  .   ..Lib. 

Mederic  Martin Lib. 

William  E.  Knowles Lib. 

William  Wright Con. 

Ralph  Smith Ind. 

James  D.  Taylor Con. 

Gustavo  A.  Turcotte . . .  Lib. 

George  Gordon Con. 

Alexander  McOall .   ...  Con. 

William  S.  Loggie Lib. 

Charles  L.  Owen Con. 

John  B.  McColl Lib. 

Samuel  Sharpe Con. 

F.  L.  Fowke Lib. 

/Harold  B.  McGiverin..  .Li&. 
\  Arthur  AUard Con. 

E.W.  Nesbitt Lib. 

Malcolm  S.  Schell Lib. 

James  Arthurs Con. 

Richard  Blain Con. 

J.  P.  Rankin Lib. 

Gilbert  H.  Mclntyre.  ..Lib. 


p.  O.  ADDRESS. 


Windsor,  N.S 

Belleville,  O 

Belleville,  O 

Montreal,  Q 

Humboldt,  Sask 

Valleyfield,  Q 

Wingham,  O 

Seaforth,  O 

Goderich,  O 

Belle  Cote,  N.S 

Montreal,  Q 

Joliette,  Q 

Rividre  du  Loup,  Q. 

St.  Mary's,  N.B 

Wallaceburg,  O 

Chatham,  0 

Sussex,  N.B 

jottawa,  O 

Souris,  PEL    .... 

Kingston,  O 

Rossland,  B.C 

Papineauville,  Q 

Petrolea,  O 

Sarnia,  O 

Almonte,  O 

Perth,  O 

St.  Constant,  Q 

St.  Paul  I'Ermite.... 

Montreal,  Q 

Gananoque,  O 

Napanee,  O 

Lfevis,  Q 

St.  Catharines,  O. .. 

Manitou,  M 

St.  Aubert,  Q 

London,  O 

Ste.  Croix,  Q 

Petite  Riviere,  N.S. . 

Treherne,  M 

Yorkton,   Sask 

Pincher  Creek,  Alta. 

Montreal,  Q 

Minnedosa,  M 

St.  Leon,  Q 

Lethbridge,  Alta 

Plessisville,  Q 

London,  O 

Maple  Lodge,  O 

Strathroy,  O 

Farnham,  Q 

Montreal,  Q 

Montmagny,  Q 

Quebec,  Q  

Montreal,  Q 

Montreal,  Q 

Montreal,  Q 

Montreal,  Q 

Montreal,  Q 

Moose  Jaw.  Sask 

Huntsville,  0 

Nanaimo,  B.  C -I 

N.  Westminster,  B.  0 . 

Nicolet,  Q 

Sturgeon  Falls,  O... 

Simcoe,  O 

Chatham,  N.B 

Campbellford,  O 

Cobourg,  O 

Uxbridge,  O 

Oshawa,  O 

Ottawa,  O 

Ottawa,  O 

Woodstock,  O 

Woodstock,  O 

Powassen,  O 

Brampton,  O 

Stratford,  O 

St.  Mary's,  O 


NAME   OP   DEFEATED 
CANDIDATE. 


F.W.  Hanright.... 

J.  K.  McCarger 

Jesse  Funnell 

L.  Codern 

J.  Little 

R.  S.  Walsh 

A.  Hyslop 

J.  Sherritt 

R.  Holmes 

R.  C.  McLeod 

W.  H.  Dandurand  . 

J.  Gibeault 

W.  A.  Potrin 

F.  J.  Robidoux 

— .  Stewart 

H.  A.  Clements 

G.  W.  Fowler 

N.  W.  Eaton 

J.  J.  Hughes 

A.  Ross 

Smith  Curtis 

H.  Chauvin 

C.  O.  Fairbank 

R.  E.  Lesueur 

T.  B.  Caldwell 

G.  F.  McKim 

S.  Beaudin 

M.  S.  Pagnuelo 

J.  E.  E.  Leonard . . . 
W.  C.  Fredenburg  . 

S.  T.  Wartman 

J.  Ryan 

W.  D.  Woodruff . . . 
J.  F.  Greenwaj%  . . . 

J.  B.  T.  Carn 

J.  W.  McCaudlass.. 

L.  F.  Pelletier 

0.  S.  Marshall 

J.  S.  Thompson  ... 

R.  Buchanan  

A.  D,  Macdonald. . . 

T.  Villneuve 

M.  B.  Jackson  

C.  J.  Coulomb 

W.  S.  Simmons 

L.  J.  Frechette 

G.  A.  Routlege 

J.  Doyle 

R.  McLauchlin 

F.  H.  Pickel 

Omer  Pattere 

M.  Lesperance 

A.  Gobeil 

C.  J.  Doherty 

R.  C.  Smith 

N.  Giroux 

H.  A.  Ekers 

L.  T.  Marachel 

P.  H.  Wheeler 

Angus  Morrison 

F.  H.  Shepard 

J.  H.  Hawthorn  waite 

R.  Jardine 

A.  Seivgny 

C.  A.  McCool 

HalB.  Donly 

Donald  Morrison . . . 
T.  L.  Webb 

C.  A.  Mussen 

Geo.  D.  Grant 

Peter  Christie 

r  Thomas  Birkett. . . 

-(  J.  A.  Chabot 

[j.  L.  Chabot 

D.  Qninn 

Donald  Sutherland . 
R.  S.  Watson 

E.  J.  Goocham 

A.  L.  Maclaren 

M.  Steele 


^Population  Census  1906. 


1911] 


DOMINION   OF  CANADA. 


305 


CONSTITUENCT. 


Peterboro',  E.  Riding . . . 
Peterboro',  W.  Riding. . . , 

Pictou 

Pontiac 

Portage  la  Prairie 

Portneuf 

Prescott 

*  Prince  Albert 

Prince  (Pr.  Ed.  Island). 

Prince  Edward 

Provencher 

Qu'Appelle 

Quebec  Centre 

Quebec  East 

Quebec  West 

Quebec  County 


Qtieen's  {Pr.  Ed.  Island) 

Red  Deer 

Regina 

Renfrew,  N.  Riding 

Renfrew,  S.  Riding 

Restigouche 

Richelieu 

Richmond  (N.S.) 

Richmond  &  Wolfe  (Q.). 

Rimauski 

Rouville 

Russell 

St.  Hyacinthe 

St.  John  {N.B.)  City  .... 

Do.    City  and  County 

St.  John  and  Iberville . . . 

Saltcoats 

Saskatoon 

Selkirk 

Shefford 

Shelburne  and  Queen's. . 

Sherbrooke 

Simcoe,  E.  Riding 

Simcoe,  N.  Riding 

Simcoe,  S.  Riding 

Soulanges 

Souris 

Stanstead 

Stormmit 

Strathcona 

Sunbury  &  Queen's,  N.B. 

Timiscouata 

Terrebonne 

ThreeRiv'rsd;  St.  Maurice 
ThunderBay  <k  Rainy  R. 

Toronto  Centre 

Toronto  East 

Toronto  North  

Toronto  South 

Toronto  West 

Two  Mountains 

Vancouver  City 

Vaudreuil 

Victoria  (Alta.) 

Victoria  City  (B.C.) 

Victoria  (N.B.) 

Victoria  &  Haliburton . . 

Waterloo,  N.  Riding  — 

Waterloo,  S.  Riding 

Welland 

Wellington,  N.  Ridi/ng . . 
Wellington,  S.  Riding. . . 

Wentworth 

Westmoreland 

Winnipeg 

Wright 

Yale-Cariboo 

Yamaska 

Yarmouth 

York  (N.B.) 

York(0.),  C.  Riding.... 
York  (0.),  N.  Riding. . . . 
York  (0.),S.  Riding.... 
Yukon 


POPU- 
LATION 
1901. 


22,290 
17.005 
33,459 
25,722 
27,292 
27,159 
27.035 


17,864 
33,498 
51,453 
20,365 


9,149 
22,101 


24,556 
27,676 
10,586 
18,576 
13,515 
34,137 
40,157 
15,990 
35,166 
21,543 
24,184 
51,756 
19,536 


34,991 
23,628 
24,428 
18,426 
39,277 
26,963 
19,272 
9,928 
29,427 
18,998 
27,042 
59,278 
16.906 
29,185 
26,819 
26,167 
28,987 
43,861 
40,194 
40,886 
38,108 
44,991 
13,996 
27,198 
10,446 


27,124 

25,470 
26,090 
26,120 
29,526 
26,818 
42,060 
'90,153 
44,800 
61,889 
16,204 
22,868 
31,620 
21,505 
22,419 
20,699 


NAME  OF  MEMBER. 


J.  A.  Sexsmith Con. 

J.  R.  Stratton Lib. 

Ed.  M.  McDonald Lib. 

G.  Fred.  Hodgins Lib. 

A.  E.  Meighen Con. 

Michel  Simeon  Delisle.  .Lib. 

Edmond  Proulx Lib. 

W.  W.  Rutan 

James  W.  Richards Lib. 

Morley  Currie ..Lib. 

J.  P.  Molloy Lib. 

Richard  S.  Lake Con. 

Arthur  Lachance Lib. 

(Right  Hon.  Sir  Wilfrid 
t  Laurier,P.C.,G.C.M.G.iib. 

William  Price Con. 

Joseph  P.  Turcotte Lib. 

f  L.  E.  Prowse Lib. 

\  A.  B.  Warburton Lib. 

M.Clark Lib. 

W.  M.  Martin Lib. 

Gerald  V.  White  Con. 

Thomas  A.  Low Lib. 

James  Reid Lib. 

Adelard  Lanctot Lib. 

Geo.  W.  Kyte Lib. 

Edmund  W.  Tobin Lib. 

Jean  A.  Ross Lib. 

Hon.  L.  P.  Brodeur  . .  .Lib. 
Hon.  Charles  Murphy.  .Lib. 

A.  M.  Beauparlant Lib. 

J.  Waterhouse  Daniel  .  Con. 

Hon.  Wm.  Pugsley Lib. 

Joseph  Demers Lib. 

Thomas  McNutt Lib. 

George  E.  McCraney.  ..Lib. 
George  H.  Bradbury. . .  Con. 

H.  E.Allen Lib. 

Hon.  W.  S.  Fielding... itfe. 

A.  N.  Worthington Con. 

Manley  Chew Lib . 

J.  A,  Currie Con. 

Haughton  Lennox Con. 

Joseph  A.  Lortie Con. 

F.  L.  Schaffner Co7i. 

Charles  H.  Lovell Lib. 

Robert  Smith Lib. 

James  M.  Douglas Lib. 

H.  H.  McLean Lib. 

Charles  A.  Gauvreau  . .  Lib . 

Bruno  Nantel Con. 

Hon.  Jacques  Bureau  . .  Lib. 

James  Conmee Lib. 

Edmund  Bristol Con. 

Joseph  Russell Con. 

Hon.  Geo.  E.  Foster . .  Con. 
A.  Claude  Macdonell  . .  Con. 

Edmund  B.  Osier Con. 

Joseph  A.  C.  Ethier  . .  .Lib. 

George  H.  Cowan Con. 

Gustave  Boyer Lib. 

W.  H.  White Lib. 

George  H.  Barnard . . .  Con. 

Pius  Michaud Lib. 

Samuel  Hughes Con. 

(  Hon.  W.  L.  McK.  King, 

\     C.M.G Ub. 

George  A.  Clare Con. 

Wm.  M.  German Lib. 

Alex.  M.  Martin Lib. 

Hugh  Guthrie Lib. 

Wm.  Oscar  Sealey Lib. 

Hon.  H.  R.  Emmerson .  Z/i6. 

Alexander  Haggart Con. 

Emmanuel  B.  Devlin  . .  Lib. 

Martin  Burrell Con. 

Joseph  E.  O.  Gladu. .  .  .Lib. 
Bowman  Brown  Law. .  .Lib 

Oswald  S.  Crocket Con. 

Thomas  G.  Wallace.  ...Con 
Hon.  A.  B,  Aylesworth.I(i6. 

Wm.  F.  Maclean Con. 

F.  T.  Congdon Lib. 


p.  O.  ADDRESS. 


Peterborough,  O 

Peterboro',  O 

Pictou,  N.S 

Shawville,  Q 

Portage  la  Prairie.M. 

Portneuf,  Q 

L'Original,  O 

Melfort,  Sask 

Bideford,  P.E.I 

Picton,  O 

Morris,  M 

Grenfell,  Sask 

Quebec,  Q 

lottawa,  O 


Quebec,  Q 

Quebec,  Q 

Charlottetown,  P.E.I 
Charlotte  town,  P.E.I 

Red  Deer,  Alta 

Regina,  Sask 

Pembroke,  O 

Renfrew,  O 

Charlo  Station,  N.B. 

Sorel,  Q 

St.  Peter's,  N.S 

Bromptonville,  Q  . . . 
Ste.  FlavieSta.,Q... 

Ottawa,  0 

Ottawa,  O 

St.  Hyacinthe,  Q.  .. 

St.  John,  N.B 

Ottawa,  O 

St.  John's,  Q 

Saltcoats,  Sask 

Rosthern,  Sask 

Selkirk,  M 

Waterloo,  Q 

Ottawa,  O 

Sherbrooke,  Q 

Midland,  O 

Toronto,  O 

Barrie,  0 

St.  Polycarpe,  Q 

Boissevain,  M 

Coaticook,  Q 

Cornwall,  O 

Strathcona,  Alta.. . . 

St.  John,  N.B 

Stanfold,  Q 

St.  Jerome,  Q 

Ottawa,  O 

Port  Arthur,  0 

Toronto,  O 

Toronto,  O 

Toronto,  O 

Toronto,  0 

Toronto,  O 

St.  Scholastique,  Q. . 

"Vancouver,  B.C 

Rigaud,  Q 

FJ;.  Saskatchewan. A. 

Victoria,  B.C 

Edmondton,  N.B 

Lindsay,  O 

lottawa,  O 


Preston,  O 

Welland,  O 

Mount  Forest,  O . . . 

Guelph,  O 

Hamilton,  O 

Dorchester,  N.B... 

Winnipeg,  M 

Aylmer,  Q 

Grand  Forks,  B.C. . 

Pierre ville,  Q 

Yarmouth,  N.S 

Fredericton,  N.B. . . 

Woodbridge,  O 

Ottawa,  O 

Toronto,  O 

Dawson,  Yukon 


NAME  OF   DEFEATED 
CANDIDATE. 


L.  C.  Tanner 

J.  H.  Burnham. 

C.  E.  Tanner 

G.  Brabazon.  . . . 
John  Crawford  . 

L.  Frenette 

E.  G.  Quesnel..  . 

Jas.  McKay 

A.  A.  Lefurgey  . 
G.  O,  Alcorn. . . . 

A.  C.  Lariviere. . 
J.  T.  Brown . .  . . 
H.  Cimon 

B.  Fiset 


Wm.  Power 

L.  Robitaille 

A.  A.  McLean 

Alex.  Martin... 

G.  T.  Root 

T.  Wilkinson 

Henry  Barr 

John  McKay 

W.  A.  Mott 

E.  A.  D.  Morgan. . . 

R.  Ferguson 

J.  Champoux 

E.  Heppel 

Ace 

J.  A.  Gamble 

G.  deL.  Tach6 

James  Pender 

A.  W.  McRae 

J.  A.  Fournier 

J.  C.  Miller 

M.  A.  Mclnnes 

S.  J.  Jackson 

W.  H.  Robinson. . . . 

A.  B.  Morine 

J.  Leonard 

W.  H.  Bennett 

D.  Wilson 

James  Campbell — 

A.  Bourbon  nais 

A.  M.  Campbell 

G.  W.  Paige 

R.  A.  Pringle 

R.  D.'wilmot'.!!!.'! 
Luc  Labelle 

F.  Renfret 

P.  E.  Panneton 

F.  H.  Keefer 

T.  C.  Robinette 

A.  E.  Kemp 

W.  H.  Shaw 

J.  G.  O'Donohue... 

J.  H.  Duthie 

A.  Fauteau 

W.  W.  B.  Mclnnes., 

— .  Montpetit 

F.  A.  Morrison 

Hn.  W.  Templem'n, 
C.  A.  Kirkpatrick . . 
A.  Wilson 

Ace 


S.  Moyer 

Geo.  Hannan 

W.  A.  Clark 

J.  Newstead 

W.  H.  Ptolmey. . . . 

F.  W.  Sumner 

D.  C.  Cameron 

F.  A.  Labelle 

D.  Ross 

J.  A.  Ouimet 

S.  W.  Williamson  . 

N.  W.  Brown 

Peter  D.  McLean. . 
John  Armstrong.. . 

Geo.  Black 


*Fopulation  Census  1906. 


306 


DOMINION   OF  CANADA. 


[1911 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  THE 
MEMBERS   OF  THE  HOUSE  OF   COMMONS. 


0.,  Ontario  ;  Q.,  Quebec  ;  N.S.,  Nova  Scotia  ;  N.B.,  New  Brunswick  ;  B.C.,  British  Columbia  ;  P.E.I.,  Prince 
Edward  Island;  M.,  Manitoba;  Alta.,  Alberta;  Sask.,  Saskatchewan. 


NAMK  OF  MEMBER. 

CONSTITUENCY. 

AUard,  Albert 

Ottawa. 

Shefford. 

Montreal,  St.  Antoine. 

Lambton,  East  Riding. 

Parry  Sound. 

York  (0.),  North  Riding. 

Hamilton,  East. 

Victoria,  (B.C.). 

London. 

St.  Hyacinthe. 

Beauce. 

Dufferin. 

Montreal,  St.  Lawrenee. 

Hants. 

Peel. 

Champlain. 

King's  (N.S.). 

Halifax,  (N.S.). 

Algoma,  West. 

Vaudreuil. 

Selkirk. 

Toronto  Centre. 

Dundas. 

Rouville. 

Chateauguay. 

Three  Rivers  and  St. 

Yale-Cariboo.     [Maurice. 

Dauphin. 

Lfevis. 

Carleton(N.B.). 

Mackenzie. 

Battleford. 

Simcoe,  E.  Riding. 

Inverness. 

Huron,  East  Riding. 

Antigonish. 

Waterloo,  South  Riding. 

Essex,  South  Riding. 

Red  Deer. 

Yukon  Territory. 

Thunder  B.  &  Rainy  R. 

Vancouver  City. 

Halifax,  N.S. 

York,(N.B.). 

Elgin,  W.  Riding. 

Simcoe,  N.  Riding. 

Prince  Edward. 

St.  John,  City. 

Portneuf. 

St.  J©hn  and  Iberville. 

Wright. 

Montreal  (St.  Anne). 

Bruce,  S.  Riding. 

Strathcona. 

Joliette. 

Berthier. 

Frontenac. 

Middlesex,  East  Riding. 

Westmoreland. 

Two  Mountains. 

Shelburne  and  Queen's. 

Brome. 

Charlevoix. 

Lotbinifere. 

Toronto,  North. 

Ontario,  S.  Riding. 

Kings  (P.E.I.). 

Temiscouata. 

Chambly  and  Verchferes. 

Welland. 

Montreal,  St.  James. 

Drummond  &  Arthabaska. 

Chicoutimi  and  Saguenay. 

Yamaska. 

Allen,  H.  E 

Ames,  H.  B 

Armstrong,  Joseph  E 

Aylesworth,  Hon.  A.  B.,\ 
K.C ] 

Barker  Samuel 

BMand,  Henri  S 

Bickerdike,  Robert 

Black,  J.  B 

Blain,  Richard 

Blondin,  P.  E 

Borden,  Hon.  Sir  Frederick 

W.,  K.C.M.G 

Borden,  Robert  L 

Boyce  AC                      .... 

Bradbury  Geo.  H.   . 

Bristol,  Edmund 

Brodeur,  Hon.  Louis  P 

Bureau,  Hon.  Jacques 

Campbell   Glen      

Carvell,  F.  B 

Cash,  E.  L 

Chew,  Manley  ...   . 

Chisholm,  A.  W 

Chisholm  Thomas   . . . 

Chisholm,  William 

Clare,  George  A 

Clarke,  A.  H 

Clark,  M 

Congdon,  F.  T. .     .   . 

Cowan,  G.  H     

Crosby,  A.  B 

Crocket,  Oswald  S 

Crothers,  T.  W 

Daniel,  John  W 

Delisle,  Michel  Simeon 

Devlin,  E.  B 

Doherty,  Hon.  Chas.  J 

Donnelly,  J.  J 

Douglas,  Jas.  M 

Dubeau,  Joseph  A 

Edwards,  J.  W 

Emmerson,  Hon.  H.  R 

Ethier,  J.  A.  C 

Fielding,  Hon.  W.  S 

Fisher,  Hon.  Sydney  Arthur 
Forget  Rodolphe 

Foster,  Hon.  Geo.  E 

Fowke,  F.  L 

Eraser,  A.  L 

Gauvreau,  C.  A 

Geoff  rion,  Victor 

German,  William  M 

Gervais    Honor6 . . 

Gilbert,  Arthur 

Girard,  J 

Gladu,  Joseph  E.  0 

IJAME  OF  MEMBER. 

CONSTITCENCT. 

Goodeve,  A.  R 

Gordon,  D.  A 

Kent,  East  Riding. 

Nipissing. 

Brockville. 

Wellington,  South  Riding. 

Winnipeg. 

Lanark,  South  Riding. 

Brantford. 

Kingston,  0. 

Halton. 

Graham  Hon.  G.  P 

Guthrie,  Hugh 

Haggart,  Alexander 

Haggart,  Hon.  John  G 

Harris,  Lloyd . 

Harty  William 

Herron,  John 

Macleod. 

Hodgins,  G.  F 

Hughes,  Samuel 

Pontiac. 

Victoria  &  Haliburton. 

Hunt,  A.  B 

Compton. 
Digby. 

Carleton  (0.) 
Waterloo,  N.  Riding. 
Moose  Jaw. 

Kidd,  Edward 

King,  Hon.W.  L.  M.,  C.M.G. 
Knowles,  W.  E     

Kyte,  Geo.  W 

Richmond  (N.S.). 
Quebec  Centre. 
Montcalm. 

Lachance,  Arthur 

Lafortune,  D.  A 

Lake,  R.  S 

Lalor,  F.  R 

Qu'Appelle. 
Haldimand. 

Lancaster,  Edward  A 

Lincoln  and  Niagara. 

Lanctot   Roch .            ... 

Laprairie  and  Napierville. 
Kamouraska. 

Lapointe  Ernest 

Laurier,    Right    Hon.    Sir 
Wilfrid,  P. CG.C.M.G.. 

Law,  Bowman  Brown 

Le  Blanc,  0  J     ... 

1  Quebec,  East. 

Yarmouth. 

Kent(N.B.). 

Gasp^. 

Simcoe,  South  Ridiug. 

Lemieux,  Hon.  Rodolphe. . . 

Lewis,  E.N 

Loggie,  W.  S. 

Huron,  West  Riding. 

Northumberland  (N.B.) 

SoulangfP. 

Stanstead. 

Renfrew,  S.  Riding. 

Pictou. 

Lortie,  Jos  A 

Lovell,C.  H 

Low  Thos  A       .       .     . 

Macdonald,  E.  M 

Macdonell,  A.Claude 

Maclean,  Wm.  F 

Toronto,  South. 

York  (0.),  South  Riding. 

McAllister,  G.  H 

Kings  &  Albert. 

McCall,  Alexander 

Norfolk. 

McCarthy,  M.  S 

Calgary. 

Kent,  W.  Riding 

Northumberl'd  (0.),  W.  R. 

McCoig  Arch   B 

McColl,  John  B  

McCraney ,  Geo.  E 

McGivern,  H.B 

Mclntyre,  G.  H 

Ottawa. 

Perth,  South  Riding. 

McKenzie,  D.  D 

McLean,  H.  H 

Cape  Breton,  North. 
Sunbury  and  Queen's. 
Huron,  S.  Riding. 
Glengarry. 
Saltcoats. 

McLean   M.  Y 

McMillan,  J.  A 

McNutt,  Thos 

Maddin,  J.  W 

Cape  Breton,  South. 
Medicine  Hat. 

Magrath,  C.  A 

Major,  C.  B 

Marcil,  Hon.  Charles 

Marcile,  Joseph  E. . 

Labelle. 

Bonaventure. 

Bagot. 

Marshall,  David 

Elgin,  E.R. 

Martin,  A.  M 

Martin,  M.            

Wellington,  North. 
St.  Mary,  Montreal. 

Martin,  W.  M 

Mayrand,  Hormidas 

Meighen  A 

Regina. 
Maskinong^. 
Portage  la  Prairie. 

Meigs,  Daniel  Bishop 

Miehaud,  Pius 

Missisquoi. 
Victoria  (N.B. ). 

Middlebro,  W.  S 

Grev,  N.  Riding. 

Miller,  H.  H 

Grey,  South  Riding. 

Molloy,  J.  P 

Provencher. 

Monk,  Frederick  D 

Murphy,  Hon.  Chas 

Nantel,W,  Bruno 

Jacques  Cartier. 

Russell. 

Terrebonne. 

Nesbitt,  E.  W 

Oxford,  N.  Riding. 

Neeley  D.  B 

Humboldt. 

Northnip,  W.  B 

Hastings,  East  Riding. 

1911] 


DOMINION   OF  CANADA. 


307 


NAMB  OF  MBMBBR. 

CONSTITUKNCY. 

Oliver,  Hon.  Frank 

Osier,  Edmund  Boyd 

Owen  C  L                

EkJmonton. 

Toronto.  West. 

Northumberland,  E. 

Beauharnois. 

L'Islet. 

Lambton,  West  Riding. 

Brant. 

Montmorency. 

Argenteuil. 

Annapolis. 

Hastings,  West  Riding. 

Quebec,  West. 

Prescott. 

Queen's  (P.E.I.) 

St.  JohnCity&County,N.B 

Perth,  N.  Riding. 

Restigouche. 

Grenville. 

Cumberland. 

Prince  (P. E.L) 

Hochelaga. 

Huntingdon, 

Marquette. 

Middlesex,  W.R. 

Rimouski. 

Montmagny. 

Dorchester. 

Toronto  East. 

Prince  Albert. 

Megantic. 

Souris. 

Oxford,  South  Riding. 

Wentworth. 

L'Assomption. 

Peterborough,  E.  Riding. 

Ontario,  N.  Riding, 

Papineau,  L.  J 

Paciuet  Eugene         

Pardee  F.  F      

Paterson,  Hon.  Wm 

Pprlpv    rSporcG  H 

Pickup    S   W        

Porter,  Edward  Guss 

Price,  Wm 

Prowse  L  E           

Pugsley,  Hon.  Wm 

Rankin,  J.  B 

Reid,  John  D 

Rhodes  Edgar  N 

Richards,  J.  W 

Rivet  Louis  A.  A     .... 

Robb,  Jas.  A... 

Roche,  William  James 

Ross,  Duncan  C 

Rnnn   .Tpan   A 

Roy  Cyrius  

'R.nv    Rrnpfih 

Rutan,  W.  W 

Savoie  Francois  T      

Schaffner,  F.  L 

Schell  MS.              

Sealey,  W.  0 

Seguin  P.  A 

Sexsmith,  J.  A 

Sharpe,  Samuel 

NAMB  OF  MBMBBR. 

CONSTITUBNCT. 

Sharpe,  W.  H 

Lisgar. 
Brandon, 
Guysborough. 
Middlesex,  N.  Riding. 

Sifton,  Hon.  Clifford 

Sinclair,  J.  H 

Smith,  A.  W 

Smith,  Ralph 

Smith,  Robert 

Smyth,  W.  R 

Sperry,  John  D 

Sproule,  Thomas  S 

Algoma,  E.  Riding. 

Lunenburg. 

Grey,  East  Riding, 

Colchester. 

Staples,  W.  D       

Macdonald. 

Stewart,  T.  J 

Hamilton,  West. 

Stratton,  Jas.  R  

Peterborough,  W,  Riding. 

Bellechasse. 

Leeds 

Talbot,  Onfesiphore  Ernest. . 
Taylor,  George 

Taylor,  Jas.  D 

Templeman,  Hon.  W 

Tobin,  E.  W 

New  Westminster. 
Comox-Atlin. 
Richmond  and  Wolfe 

Todd,  W.  F 

Thoburn,  Wm 

Charlotte. 

Lanark,  N.  Riding. 

Durham. 

Bruce,  North  Riding. 

Nicolet. 

Quebec  County. 

Thornton,  C.  J 

Tolmie  John 

Turcotte,  Gustave  A 

Turcotte,  Jos.  P 

Turriff   John  G            . . 

Assiniboia 

Verville,  Alphonse 

Maisonneuve. 

Wallace,  Thomas  G 

Warburton,  A.  B. 

York  (0),  Centre. 
Queen's  (P.  E.L) 
Renfrew,  N.R. 

White,  Gerald  V 

White,  W.  H 

Victoria,  Alta. 

Wilcox  Oliver  J 

Essex,  N.R. 

Wilson,  Chas.  A 

Laval. 

Wilson  Uriah  ... 

Lennox  &  Addington. 

Sherbrooke. 

Muskoka. 

Worthington,  A.  N 

Wright,  William 

DEPARTMENT  OF  JUSTICE. 

Minister   of  Justice  and  Attorney-General   of 

Canada,  Hon.  A.  B.  Aylesworth,  K.C $7,000 

Solicitor-General  of  Canada,  Hon.  J.  Bureau, K.C.  5,000 

Solicitor-General's  Private  Secretary,  A.  Leblane  2,200 
Deputy   Minister,   Edmund    Leslie  Newcombe, 

C.M.G.,  K.C 7,000 

Legal  Officers,  A.  Power,  I.S.O.,  K.C 3,650 

F.  H.  Gisborne,  Secretary  of  De- 
partment    3,000 

J.  Chisholm 

G.  H.  Pownall 

Minister's  Private  Secretary,  J.  D.  Clarke 3,100 

Deputy  Minister's  Secretary,  John  Leslie 2,450 

Revision  Registrar,  P.  M.  Cote 2,300 

Accountant  and  General  Registrar,  J.  E.  Narra- 

way 2,300 

Assistant  Legal  Officer,  A.  J.  McGillivray 1,500 

Penitentiary  Branch. 

Inspector  of  Penitentiaries,  Douglas  Stewart —  3,350 

G.W.Dawson 3,350 

Parole  Officer,  W.  P.  Archibald 2,250 

Accountants,  H.  B.  S.  Lane 2,100 

R.  R.  Creighton 1,950 

H,  G,  V.  Smith 1,600 

Dominion  Police. 

Commissioner,  Lt.-Col.  A.  P.  Sherwood,  C.M.G. .  3,350 

The  Supreme  Court  of  Canada. 
Registrar   of  Supreme  Court   and   Editor   of 

Supreme  Court  Reports,  E.  R.  Cameron,  K.C.  4,000 

Reporter,  C.  H.  Masters,  K.C 2,700 

Civil  Law  Reporter,  L.  W.  Coutlee,  K.C 2,300 

The  Exchequer  Court  of  Canada. 
Registrar  of  Exchequer  Court  and  Editor  of 

Exchequer  Court  Reports,  L.  A.  Audette 3,550 

Deputy  Registrar  and  Reporter,  Charles  Morse, 

D.C.L 2,550 

CUSTOMS  DEPARTMENT. 

Minister  of  Customs,  Hon.  William  Paterson $7,000 

Commissioner,  John  McDougald 5,000 

Asst.  Commissioner,  R.  R.  Farrow 3,950 

Accountant,  S.  L.  T.  Frost 2,300 

A sst.  Accountant,  H.  V.  Rorke 1,800 

Chief  Clerk  of  Statistics,  F.  G.  Bennet 2,750 

Chief  Clerk  of  Correspondence,  E.  L.  Sanders. . . .  2,200 

Chief  Clerk  of  Records,  T.  A.  D.  Bliss 2,200 

Chief  Clerk  of  Supplies,  A.  O.  Bleakney 2,200 


Law  Clerk,  C.  P.  Blair 

Analyst,  F.  W.  Babington 

ChieJ  Check  Clerk— D.  J.  Gleeson 

Inspectors  of  Ports,  D.  D..O'Meara,  J.  8.  Mac- 
Laren,  Geo.  H,  Young,  Alex.  McKay,  A.  Shaw, 
T.  Olappison,  H.  A.  Lemieux,  H.  W.  Allen,  E. 
S.  Busby,  W.  Marchant,  J.  Kenny,  W.  S.  Wood, 
$2,500  each ;  J.  D.  Parmelee,  $2,300  ;  Wm.  Con- 
olly,  $2,300  ;  F.  S.  Belton,  $2,500;  W.  C.  Boak, 
$2,200;  G.  E.  Cote,  $1,800;  D.  C.  Macdonald, 

Chief  and  Gen.  Inspector,  S.  W.  McMichael,  I.S.O. 

Dominion  Appraiser,  J.  C.  Boughner 

Board  of  Customs. 

Chairman,  John  McDougald 

Assistant  Commissioner,  R.  R.  Farrow 

Chief  Dominion  Appraiser,  J.  R.  K.  Bristol 

Chief  and  General,  S.  W.  McMichael 

Law  Clerk,  C.  P.  Blair 


$2,200 
2,550 
2,300 


2,000 
4,000 
2,100 


2,550 


COLLECTORS  OF  CUSTOMS— From  $4,000  to  $650  each. 


Abercorn,  J.  Dunn. 
Amherst,  B.  W.  Baker. 
Amherstburg,  M.  Barrett. 
Annapolis  Royal,   E.  Mc- 

Cormick. 
Antiqonish,  A.  Boyd. 
Arichat,  A.  F.  Boudrot. 
A  thelstan,  W.  Saunders. 
Baddeck,  J.  F.  Eraser. 
Barringt'n,T.W.  Robertson 
Bathurst,  P.  J.  Veniot. 
Beehe  Junct. ,  C.  A.  Jenkins. 
Berlin,  Martin  Schiedel. 
Belleville,  W.  Webster. 
Bowmunville,  Jas.  Beith. 
Brandon,  H.  C.  Graham. 
Brantford,  A.  E.  Harley. 
Bridgeburg,  Jas.  Lawson. 
Brockville,  W.  A.  Gilmour, 
Calgary,  Alex,  Allen, 
Catnpbellton,  A.  McKenzie. 
Canso,  P.  C.  Cullen. 
CAaWot'^'ii.W.  B.Robertson 
Chatham,  N.B., Geo.  Watt. 
Ch'th'm,  0. ,  DRFarquhars'n 
Coaticook,  C.  E.  Baldwin. 
Cobourg,  Geo.  F.  Jones. 
Collingwood,  H.  Foreman. 


Cookshire,  A.  Ross. 
Cornwall,  F.  J.  Maclennan. 
Cranbrook,  Henry  White. 
Dalhousie,  Geo.  Haddow. 
Daioson,  J.  A.  McDougal. 
Deteronto,  A.  S.  Valleau, 
Digby,  A.  M.  Gidney, 
Edmontoyi,  F,  A,  Osborne. 
Emerson,  W,  J.  Gault, 
Fernie,  G.  G.  Henderson. 
Fort  William,  F.  C.  Perry. 
Fredericton,  L.  C.  Macnutt. 
Gait,  Thos.  Peck. 
Gananoque,  W.  H.  Britton 
Gaspi,  A.  J.  Kavanagh. 
Glace  Bay,  M.  McKinnon. 
Goderich,  Asher  Farrow, 
Grand  Forks,  R,  R.  Gilpin. 
Gretna,  T.  J.  Mather. 
Greenwood,  H.  McCutcheon 
Guelph,  J.  Hallett. 
Halifax,  A.  S.  Mitchell. 
Hamilton,  A.  Zimmerman. 
Hemmingford,  F.  S.  Proper. 
Ingersoll,  J.  F.  Williams. 
Kenora,  Geo,  Barnes. 
Kentville,  F.  C.  Rand. 
Kingston,  Arch.  Strachan, 


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Lethbridge,  F.  D.  Shaw. 

Lindmy,  W.  Lownsbrough. 

Liverpool,  N.  P.  Freeman. 

Lockeport,  Jas.  R.  Rugrglea. 

London,  C.  H.  Elliott. 

Lunenburg,  A.  B.  Cold  well. 

Mansonville,  H.  A.  Oilman. 

3fcAdam  J'n,  J.  W.  Hoyt. 

Midland,  W.  J.  Parkhill. 

Middleton,  L.  P.  Schaflfner 

Moncton,Geo.  H.Cochrane. 

Montreal,  R.  S.  White. 

Moose  Jaw,  W.  M.MacIntyre 

Morrisb'g,  A.  G.  F.  Drew. 

Nanaimo,  B.  H.  Smith. 

Napanee,  J.  B.  Allison. 

Nelson,  G.  Johnstone. 

N.Glasgow,  J.F.  McDonald 

Newcastle,  iV.fi., W.A.Park 

NewWettminster,  A.  Munn 

Niagara  Falls,  A.  Boyle. 

North  Bay,  W.  McKenzie. 

Nor.  Portal,  A.  C.  Paterson 

North  Sydney,  J  McPherson 

Orillia,  R.  A.  Lynch. 

Oshawa,  Geo.  F.  Blarney 

Ottawa,  F.  M.  Journeaxix. 

Ow«n  Sound,  N.  P.  Horton 

Paris,  Daniel  Hurt. 

Parrsboro',  E.  Gillespie. 

Parry  Sound,  Wm.Ireland. 

Paspcft  iac,  P.  C.  Beauchesne 

PercS,  P.  Le  Bouthillier. 

Peterboro',  Robt.  Hall. 

Picton,  Walter  T.  Ross. 

Pictou,  N.S.,  R.  P.  Fraser. 

Portage  La  Prairie,  J.  A. 
Marshall. 

Port  Arthur,  J.  F.  Hodder. 

Port  Hawkesbury,  J.  Hen- 
nesey. 

Pt.  Hood,  E.  D.  Tremain. 

Port  Hope,  W.  S.  Bletcher. 

Prescott,  W.  C.  Brown. 

Prince  Rupert,  B.  R.  Mc- 
Donald. 

Quebec,  J.  B.  Forsyth. 


Regina,  S.  B.  Jameson. 

Revelstolce,  B.  R.  Atkins. 

Rimouski,  M.  J.  Lepage. 

Rossland,  J.H.MacDonald. 

Sackville,  J.  J.  Anderson. 

Sarnia,  Chas.  S.  Ellis. 

Saskatoon,  B.  Chubb. 

5azf  if  i>7e  Marie,  H  Plummer 

Shelburne,  W.  W.  Atwood. 

Sherbrooke,  M.  T,  Stenson. 

Simcoe,  Nat  Porter. 

^oreZ,  J.  A.  Chapdelaine. 

St.  Armand,  E.  A.  Bourret. 

5^  Andrews,  Wm.  Snod- 
grass. 

St.  Catharines,  J.  E.  Cufife. 

Sf.  fl^j/'cmre.G.H.Henshaw 

5e.  Jo/in,  iV.fi.,  Hon.  A.  T. 
Dunn. 

St.  John's,  Q.,  G.  Fredette. 

St.  Stephen,  H'y  Graham. 

St.  Thomas,  D.  Ferguson. 

Stratford,  J.  G.  Hess. 

Sum'erside,  George  Godkin 

Sydney,  P.  C.  Campbell. 

Three  Rivers,  A.  Houliston 

Tillsonburg,  L.  R.  Short. 

Toronto,  J.  H.  Bertram. 

Trenton,  Robt.  Fraser. 

Truro,  G.  P.  Nelson. 

Vancouver,  J.  M.  Bovvell. 

Valleyfield,  A.  Raymond. 

Victoria,  J.  C.  Newbury. 

Wallaceburg,  J.  H.  Fraser. 

IFesf  Toronto,  A.  B.  Rice. 

Weymouth,  A.  H.  Brooks. 

Whitby,  J.  R.  Philp. 

IFAif  e  Horse,  F.  Maclennan. 

ITtndsor,  i^.5,Wm.  O'Brien 

iri7id«or,  0.,  J.  A,  Smith. 

Winnipecj,  Andrew  Strang. 

Woodstock,  N.B.,  William- 
son Fisher. 

Woodstock,  0.,  W.  H.  van- 
Ingen. 

Yarmouth,  Smith  Harding. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  INLAND  REVENUE. 

Minister  of  Inland  Revenue,  Hon.  W.  Templeman  $7,000 

Deputy  Min.  of  Inland  Revenue,  W.  J.  Gerald. .  5,000 

Secretary  to  the,  Minister,  B.  C.  Nicholas 500 

Assistant  Secretary  to  Minister,  Miss  M.  H.  Beard  100 
Clerks— B.  C.  Nicholas,  $1,550 ;  Miss  M.  H.  Beard, 

$1,100;  Mrs.  G.  Trumpour,  $1,200;   Miss  M.  L. 

Griffith 1,050 

Secretary's  Branch. 

Chief  Clerk  and  Secretary,  W.  Himsworth 3,050 

Asst.  Secretary,  G.  W.  Taylor 2,000 

Clerks,  F.  Newby,  $1,600;  George  Fowler,  $2,000 ; 

A.    McCullough,    $1,600;    Miss    B.    Hagerty, 

$1,200;  Miss  E.  M.  Lawless,  $1,200;   Mrs.  E. 

Charbonneau,  $1,200;  Miss  E.  F.  Doyle,  $1,200; 

Miss  V.  M.  Watson,  $1,200;  A.  T.  Allen,  $900  ; 

A.  Robert,  $800 ;  L.  P.  Teevens,  $900 ;  Anna  V. 

Lyon 950 

Messengers,   Eugfene  Bourgeois,  $800;    Lorenzo 

Roy 700 

Accountant's  Branch. 
Accountant  and  Chief  Clerk,  F.  R.  E.  Campeau.     2,800 

Assistant  Accountant,  J.  E.  Valin 2,350 

Clerks,  J.  A.  Doyon,  $2,350 ;  R.  Quain,  $2,000 ; 

P.  A.  Hughes,  $1,600  ;  W.  A.  Halliday,  81,600  ; 

L.    G.    Roy,  $1,600;    L.   R.   Ostiguy,  $1,500; 

G.   E.    Chateauvert,    $1,500 ;    J.   H.   Gervais, 

$1,450;  Mrs.  M.  L.  E.  B.  Goodhue,  $1,200;    C. 

J.  Furlong,  $1,100;  H.  B.  Lewis,  $950;  J.  W. 

Z.  Cantin,  $700 ;  E.  G.  Ekins 800 

Statistics. 

Chief  Statistical  Clerk,  J.  F.  Shaw 2,350 

Clerks,  T.   Westman,  $2,100 ;  P.  E.  S.  Brodeur, 
$1,600  ;  R.  P.  Yetts 900 


Laboratory  Branch. 

Chief  Analyst,  Anthony  McGill $3,100 

Assistant  Analysts,  E.   L.   0.   Forster,  $1,400 ; 

C.  0.  Forward,  $1,400 ;  W.  V.  Kitto 1,200 

Clerks,  Miss  S.  E,  Wright,  $1,100 ;  Miss  E.  David- 
son, $1,100;  J.  A.  G.  Valin,  $1,300  ;  A.  LeMoine, 

$1,300  ;  E.  B^lisle,  $1,200 ;  J.  A.  Rickey,  $1,200 ; 

A.  C.  Macfarlane,  $1,100 ;  Jos.  Ladouoeur 1,050 

Methylated  Spirits  Branch. 
Walter  Armstrong 2,100 

Fred.   Parent,   $1,200;    James    Hagan,  $900; 

Frank  H.  Popham 800 

Electrical  Branch. 
Chief  Electrician  <k  Inspector  of  Gas,  O.  Higman.    2,900 

J.  L.  Stiver,  $1,100;  C.  J.  Evans,  $1,100;  N. 

R.  Cole,  $1,000;  E.  D.  K.  Mathews,  $700;  M. 

E.  E.  McKell 600 

Weights  and  Measures  Branch. 
Chief  Inspector,  Jas.  Fyfe 2,900 

Thos.  H.  Burgess,  $900;    E.  O.  Way,  $950;  L. 

Barbeau 700 

Inspectors  of  Inland  Revenue. 

Toronto  District,  W.  C.  Stratton  ) 2,600 

Inspector  of  Bonded  Factories     f 300 

Windsor  District,  vacant  \ 

Inspector  of  Distilleries  for  Dominion  ) 

Kingston  District,  N.  J.  Dingman 2,600 

Quebec  District,  C.  L  Rinfret 2,600 

Montreal  District,  F.  X.  J.  A.  Toupin 2,600 

Inspector  of  Tobacco  Factories  for  Dominion,  H. 

Lawlor,  Ottawa 2,900 

New  Brunswick,  Nova  Scotia  and  Prince  Edward 

Island,  T.  Burke 2,600 

Manitoba  District,  J.  K.  Barrett  )   2,600 

Inspector  of  Malt  Houses  and  Breweries  j   300 

British  Columbia  District,  J.  E.  Miller 2,600 

Collectors  of  Inland  Revenue. 


Belleville,  B.  Her. 
Brantfd,  M.  J.  O'Donohue 
Guelph,  J.  B.  Powell. 
Hamilton,  W.  F.  Miller. 
Kingston,  C.  T.  Dickson. 
Loiidon,  T.  Alexander. 
Ottawa,  A.  Freeland. 
Owen  Sound,  W.  J.  Graham 
Perth,  N.  McLenaghan. 
Peterboro',  W.  Rudkins. 
Port  Arthur,  M.  W.  Bridg- 

man. 
Prescott,  T.  R.  Melville. 
St.  Catharines,  C.A.Hesson 
Stratford,  G.  Rennie. 
Toronto,  H.  R.  Frankland. 
Windsor.  J.  McSween. 


Joliette,  L.  V.  Labelle. 
Montreal,  Wm.  Caven. 
Quebec,  D.  Arcand. 
St.  Hyacinthe,  L.  V.  Benoit 
Sherbrooke,  A.  F.  Simpson. 
Three  Rivers,  C.  D.  Hebert. 
St.  John,  T.  H.  Belyea. 
Halifax,  H.  H.  Grant. 
Pictou,  P.  Fraser. 
Charlottetown,  S.  C.  Nash. 
Winnipeg,  T.  S.  Gosnell. 
Calgary,  X.  Saucier. 
Moose  Jaw,  W.  M.  Conklin. 
Vancouver,  E.  B.  Parkinson. 
Victoria,  R.  Jones. 
Yukon,  J.    F.   Macdonald, 
Dep.  Coll. 


FINANCE  DEPARTMENT. 

Minister  of  Finance,  Hon,  William  S.  Fielding..  $7,000 
Deputy  Minister  and  Secretary  Treasury  Board, 

T.  C.  Boville 5,000 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister,  Henry  T.  Ross 4,500 

Acting  Compt.  of  Domin.  Currency, C.  A.  Gough.  2,100 
Acting  Asst.  Compt.  of  Currency,  J.  E.  Rourke..  1,850 
Accountant  and  Dominion  Book-keeper,  J.  0. 

Saunders 2,250 

Accountant  and  Clerk  of  Estimates,  J.  R.  Forsyth    2,250 

Accountant  of  Contingencies,  E.  L.  Brittain 2,200 

Clerks,  First  Division,  Sub-Division  B,  W.   L. 

Blair,  $2,100  ;  J.  A.  Russell 2,500 

Clerks,  Second  Division,  Sub-Division  A ,  J.  Mc- 

Nicol,  S.  J.  Jenkins,  F.  A.  Coffin,  A.  B.  Foster, 

C.  S.  Scott,  J.  A.  Clayton,  R.  B.  Viets,  L.  B. 

Cohoun,  and  J.  R.  Morton $1,600  to  2,100 

INSURANCE  DEPARTMENT. 

Superintendent,  W.  Fitzgerald $5,000 

Assistant  Superintendent,  A.  K.  Blackadar 3,350 

Chief  Clerk  and  Inspector  of  Companies,  A.  J. 

O'Reilly 2,200 

Members  of  the  Treasury  Board. 

Hon.  W.  S.  Fielding,  Chairman. 

Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Richard  Cartwright,  G.C.M.G. 

Hon.  Wm.  Paterson. 

Hon,  L.  P.  Brodeur. 

Hon.  Sydney  A.  Fisher. 


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DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS. 

Minuter  of  Public  Works,  Hon.  \Vm.  Pugsley. 

Deputy  Minister,  J.  B.  Hunter,  B.  A 

Asst.  Deputy-Minister,  Art.  St.  Laurent,  O.E 

Secretary,  R.  0.  Desrochers 

Asst.  Secretary, 

Chief  Engineer,  E.  D.  Lafleur,  C.E 

Asst.  Chief  Engineer,  A.  R.  Dufresue,  C.E 

Chief  Architect,  D.  Ewart,  I.S.O 

General  Supt.  Govt.  Telegraphs,  D.  H  Keeley. . . 

Chief  Accountant,  A.  6.  Kingston 

Chief  Clerk-in-charge  of  Parliamentary  Esti- 
mates, R.  Steckel,  C.E 

Collector  of  Public  Works  Revenue,  E.  T.  Smith. . 

Qen.  Supt.  of  Dredging,  Jas.  Howden 

Asst.  Gen.  Supt.  of  Dredging,  E.  B.  Godwin 

POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT. 

Postmaster-General,  Hon.  R.  Lemieux $7,000 

Deputy  Postmaster-General,  R.  M.Coulter.C.M.G.  5,000 

Asst.  Dep'y  Postmaster-General,  E.  H.  Lasciiinger  3,950 

Financial  Supt.,  W.  J.  Johnstone 3,350 

Secretary's  Branch. 

1st  Div.  A.,  Secretary,  Wm.  Smith,  B.A 3,100 

"           Supt.  of  Correspondence,  H.  B.  Verret  3,000 

1st  Div.  B.,  Asst.  Secretary,  A.  W,  Throop 2,300 

B.  M.  Northrop  2,300 

F.  G.  Moon 2,300 

2nd  Div.  A.,  Draughtsman,  L.  A.  Maingy. . 2,100 

C.  Pope 2,100 

J.H.Brown 1,900 

C.  P.  V.  B6roard 1,850 

F.C.Anderson 1,800 

"             E.  H.  Matthewman 1,750 

Snd  Die.  B.,  W.  Greaves 1,600 

J.D.Campbell 1,500 

W.  J.  Beatty 1,450 

'«             J.  McNeely 1,450 

A.  Webster 1,550 

W.  J.  Smyth  800 

Accountant's  Branch. 

l8t  Div.  B. ,  Accountant,  W.  J.  Glover 2,800 

J.  C.  Martin 2,30U 

2nd  Div.  A.,  J.  Graham 2,100 

J.  M.  Conroy 1,800 

J.  G.  Fortier 1,800 

"              D.A.Barrett : 1,750 

H.S.Campbell 1,750 

2nd  Div.  B.,  D.  F.  McCarthy 1,600 

*'             T.Mc  Grail 1,600 

H.S.Shaw 1,600 

"             G.  L.  Plunkett 1,600 

C.  R.  Robertson,  Sr 1,600 

J.  S.  Hale 1,500 

"             V.Webb 1,450 

G.  L.  Bunelle 1,450 

Money  Order  Branch. 

Ist  Div.  A.,  Superintendent,  Walter  Rowan 3,100 

3nd  Div.  A.,  F.  E.  S.  Grout 1,800 

H.  McGuire 1,750 

2nd  Div.  B.,  W.  T.  Wilson  1,600 

'•             J.  Prendergast.....' 1,600 

W.  R.  Hanley 1.600 

G.H.Hayes 1,600 

A.  W.  Wall 1,600 

•'             J.H.Spencer 1,550 

S.  Short 1,550 

F.  O.  O.  Seguin 1,550 

"             E.  J.  Cousineau 1,500 

Savings  Bank  Branch. 

Ist  Div.  A.,  Superintendent,  W.  H.  Harrington. .  3,100 

gnd  Div.  A.,  W.  H.  Eagleson 2,000 

"             J.  H.  Fairweather 1,950 

W.  C.  E.  Stewart 1,750 

Snd  Div.  B.,  W.  H.  Kreps 1,600 

J.  H.  Bollard 1,600 

A.  E.  Heming 1,600 

"             P.  Regan 1,600 

G.A.Hunt 1,600 

W.J.  H.Adams 1,550 

H.  McGillivray 1,600 

A.  N.Payne 1,500 

A.  W.  Campbell 1,450 

••             L.  C.  Eraser 1,450 

J.  J.  McNulty 1,450 


Postal  Stores  Branch. 

1st  Div.  A.,  Controller,  Sidney  Smith $3,100 

2nd  Div.  A.,  W.  D.  O'Brien 2,100 

R.  Greenfield 1,750 

J.H.Lewis 1,750 

2nd  Div.  B.,  J.  Briggs 1,600 

M.  J.  Mahon 1,500 

"  J.  L.  Spence 1,450 

Dead  Letter  Branch. 

1st  Div.  B.,  Superintendent,  G.  J.  Binks 2,400 

2nd  Div.  A.,  G.  R.  White 2,100 

27id  Div.  B.,  P.  J.  Brennan 1,600 

E.  M.  Walker 1,500 

T.  L  D.  Moffat 1,450 

Mail  Contract  Branch. 

1st  Div.  A.,  Superintendent,  G.  C.  Anderson 3,100 

1st  Div.  B.,  W.  E.  Bennett 2,300 

2nd  Div.  A.,  F.  H.  Smith 2,100 

2nd  Div.  B.,  E.  L.  Learoyd 1,600 

D.G.Courtney 1,450 

Postage  Stamp  Branch. 

1st  Div.  A.,  Superintendent,  E.  P.  Stanton 3,100 

2nd  Div.  A.,  E.  Daubney 2,100 

2nd  Div.  B.,  H.  H.  O.  Gray 1,600 

E.  L.  Taylor 1,600 

W.  Alford ^  1,600 

G.  H.  Parish 1,500 

W.  A.  Code 1,500 

Raihoay  Mail  Service  Branch. 

1st  Div.  A.,  Controller,  B.  M.  Armstrong 3,100 

2nd  Div.  A.,¥.  K.  Rochester 2,000 

2nd  Div.  B.,  T.  A.  Godfrey 1,600 

P.  D.  Bentley 1,500 

Chief  Post  OJice  Superintendent. 

Geo.  Ross,  LS.O.,  Toronto 4,000 

Post  Office  Inspectors. 

Nova  Scotia,  W.  E.  Maclellan,  Halifax 2,600 

Prince   Edward   Island,  Jno.  F.  Whear  (Post- 
master of  Charlottetown,  and  Assistant  P.  O. 

Inspector),  Charlottetown 2,500 

New  Brunswick,  N.  R.  Colter,  St.  John 2,600 

Quebec,  S.  T.  Green,  Quebec 2,600 

Montreal,  C.  L.  V.  Gaudet 2,600 

Ottawa,  A.  Bolduc,  Ottawa 2,600 

Kingston,  H.  Merrick 2,600 

Toronto,  James  Henderson 2,600 

London,  Clarence  T.  Campbell 2,600 

Winnipeg,  W.  W.  McLeod,  Winnipeg 2,600 

Calgary,  D.  A.  Bruce,  Calgary 2,050 

Victoria,  E.  H.  Fletcher,  Victoria 2,600 

Vancouver,  J.  R.  M.  Greenfield,  Vancouver 2,600 

Edmonton,  A.  W.  Cairns,  Edmonton 2,600 

Moose  Jaw,  R.  D.  Wilson,  Moose  Jaw 2,600 

Saskatoon,  J.  Chamard,  Saskatoon 2,600 

North  Bay,  A.  Limoges 2,500 

DEPARTMENT  OF  RAILWAYS  AND  CANALS. 

Minister  of  Raihvays  and  Canals,  Hon.  G.  P. 

Graham $7,000 

Deputy-Minister  &  Chairman  Government  Rail- 
ways Managing  Board,  A.  W.  Campbell,  C.E. .  5,000 
First  Division,  Sub-Division  A. 

Secretary,  L.  K.  Jones,  I.S.O 3,250 

Chief  Engineer,  W.  A.  Bowden,  B.Ap.Sc 4,000 

Electrical  Engineer,  John  Murphy 3, 350 

Inspecting  Engineer,  E.  V.  Johnson 3,350 

Departmental  Solicitor,  H.  F.  Alward,  B.A 3,000 

Comptroller  of  Statistics,  J.  L.  Payne 3,250 

Departmental  Auditor,  G.  A.  Bell 2,900 

Accountant,  W.  C.  Little 2,800 

First  Division,  Sub-Division  B. 

Hydraulic  and  Bridge  Engineer,  R.  C.  Douglas.  2,800 

Chief  of  Recm-ds,  M.  W.  Maynard 2,750 

Asst.  Engineer,  D.  W.  McLaughlin 2,600 

Chief  of  Correspondence,  F.  A.  Dixon 2,600 

Auditing  Engineer,  G.  A.  Mothersill 2,650 

Chief  Engineer's  Office,  C.  W.  Ross 2,300 

Asst.  Engifieer,  E.  E.  Gagnon 2,200 

Second  Division,  Sub-Division  A. 
J.  W.  Pugsley,  12,100  ;  R.  Devlin,  $2,100  ;  H.  LeB. 
Ross,  $2,100 ;  D.  A.  McLaughlin,  $1,975  ;  S.  L. 
T.  McKnight,  $1,800  ;  H.  D.  McCormick,  $1,650 ; 
W.  V.  Cope,  $1,650;    A.   H.   McKee,  $1,650; 

N.  K.  Bowes 1.600 


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DEPARTMENT  OF  MILITIA  AND  DEFENCE. 

(See  page  139) 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  INTERIOR. 

Minister  of  the  Interior,  Hon.  Frank  Oliver $7,000 

Dep.  Minister  of  the  Interior,  W.  W.  Cory,  C.M.G.  5,000 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister,  J.  A.  C6t6 3,950 

Private  Secretary  to  Minister,  J.  B.  Harkin 2,900 

Accounts  Branch. 

Superintending  Accountant,  C.  H.  Beddoe 3,100 

Assistant  Accountant,  P.  Marchand 2,300 

Chief  Clerk  of  Revenue,  Geo.  D,  Pope 2,300 

Secretary's  Branch. 

Secretary,  P.  G.  Keyes 2,800 

Assistant  Secretary,  L.  C.  Pereira 2,200 

Law  Clerk's  OUice. 

Law  Clerk,  T.  G.  Rothwell 2,800 

Dominion  Lands  Branch. 

Dominion  Lands  Commissioner,  J.  W.  Greenway  3,950 

Deputy  Commissioner,  T.  R.  Burpe 2,800 

Asst.  Deputy  Commissioner,  F.  Fitz-Roy  Dixon. .  2,800 
Land  Patents  Branch. 

Chief  of  Lands  Patents  Branch,  N.  O.  C6t6 3,050 

First  Assistant,  W.  S.  Gliddon 2,200 

In  charge  of  draughting  room,,  N.  B.  Sheppard. .  2,450 
Railway  and  Swamp  Lands  Branch. 

Superintendent,  R.  E.  Young 3,750 

Assistant  Stiperintendent,  H.  Fitzsimons 2,300 

Registration  Branch. 

Registrar  of  Correspondence,  J.  M.  Roberts 2,300 

Asst.  Registrar  of  Correspondence,  George  Bell . .  2,200 
Topographical  Surveys  Branch. 

Surveyor  General,  E.  Deville,  LL.D.,  D.T.S 3,550 

Chief  Draughtsman,  P.  B.  Symes 2,350 

Asst.  Chief  Draughtsman,  Thos.  Shanks 2,450 

Survey  Records  Branch. 

Cierk-in-Charge,  C.  J.  Steers 2,200 

Geographer's  Branch. 

Chief  Geographer,  R.  E.  Young 3,750 

Chief  Draughtsman,  J.  E.  Chalifour 2,450 

Dominion  Astronomical  Branch. 

Chief  Astron'r,  Wm.  F.  King,  B.  A.,  LL.D.,  D.T.S.  3,450 

Asst.  Chief  Astronomer,  Otto  J.  Klotz,  LL.D ....  2,800 
Asst.  International  Boundary  Commissioner  J. 

J.  McArthur,  D.L.S 2,800 

Asst.  Superintendent  of  the  Geodetic  Survey,  C. 

A.  Bigger,  D.L.S 2,800 

Astronomer,  J.  S.  Plaskett 2,5C0 

Immigration  Branch. 

Superintendent,  W.  D.  Scott 3,950 

Inspector  of  U.  S.  Agencies,  W.  J.  White 3,750 

Medical  Inspector,  P.  H.  Bryce,  M.D.  .    3,550 

Assistant  Superintendent,  E.  B  Robertson 2,800 

Forestry  Branch. 

Superintendent  R.  H.  Campbell 3,350 

Inspector  of  Forest  Reserves,  A.  Knechtel 2,750 

Mining  Lands  and  Yukon  Branch. 
Chief  of  Mining  Branch  and  Secretary  of  ¥'uko7i, 

H.  H.  Rowatt 3,000 

In  charge  of  draughting  room,  S.  M.  Genest 2,450 

Timber,  Grazing  and  Irrigation  Branch. 

Clerk-in-charge,  B.  L.  York 2,300 

In  charge  of  draughting  room,  J.  H.  Reififenstein  2,450 

School  Lands  Branch. 

Chief  of  School  Lands  Branch,  F.  S.  Checkley. . .  3,000 

Supply  and  Stationery  Branch. 

Clerk-in-charge,  D.  F.  Bly th 1,850 

Ordnance  and  Admiralty  Lands  Branch. 

Clerk-in-charge,  Jos.  P.  Dunne 1,600 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  INTERIOR— OUTSIDE  SERVICE. 

Inspector  Dominion  Lands  Agencies,  Brandon, 

R.  E.  A.  Leech 3,000 

Inspector  Crown  Timber  Agencies,  Winnipeg, 

E.  F.  Stephenson 2,800 

Insp.  Dom.  Lands  Agencies,  Calgary,  J.  W.  Martin  2,500 

Dominion  Lands  and  Crown  Timber  Agents. 

Province  of  Manitoba. 

Winnipeg E.F.  Stephen8on(Inspector)  2,800 

Brandon L.  J.  Clement 1,600 

Dauphin F.  K.  Herchmer 1,600 


Province  of  Saskatchewan. 

Battleford W.  R.  Ridington 

Estevan R.  C.  Kisbey 1, 

Humboldt A.  Norquay 1, 

Moose  Jav^ ,  John  Rutherford 1, 

Prince  Albert Geo.  L.  Dempster 1, 

Regina L.  Rankin 1, 

Saskatoon D.  L.  Bettschen 1, 

Yorkton J.  E.  Peaker 1, 

Sw  if t  Current E.  B.  R.  Pragnall 1, 

Province  of  Alberta. 

Calgary    J.  R.  Sutherland 1, 

Edmonton K.  W.  MacKenzie 1, 

Grouard Peter  Tomkins 1, 

Lethbridge James  Stafford 1, 

Red  Deer W.  H.  Cottingham 1, 

Medicine  Hat L.  P.  O.  Noel 1, 

Province  of  British  Columbia. 

Kamloops Wm.  C.  Cowell 

New  Westminster. . .  John  McKenzie 

New  Westminster Jas.  Leamy 

Commissioner  of  Dominion  Parks,  Banff,  Alta., 

Howard  Douglas 

Superintendent  of  Yoho  Park,  Field,  B.C.,  Geo. 

E.  Hunter 

Immigration  Agents. 
Commr.  of  Immig'n,  J.  Bruce  Walker,  Winnipeg. 
Gen.  Colonization  Agt.,  0.  W.  Speers,  Winnipeg. 

Montreal J.  Hoolahan 

Quebec Dr.  Jos.  Lavoie . . . 

Halifax,  N.S F.  W.  Annand.... 

St.  John,  N.B J.  V.  Lantalum. . . 


$1,600 


800 
700 


600 
400 


800 
800 
500 
,700 
,600 
800 


1,600 
1,600 
2,000 

3,000 

1,500 


Caretakers  of  Ordnance  Lands. 

Chambly,  Q J.  O.  Dion 

Grand  Falls,  N.B F.  W.  Warnock... 

Leamington,  Ont Wallace  Tilden .... 

Sorel,  P.Q J.  B.  T.  Lafrenifere 

Tenby  Bay,  Ont Jaa.  Bolt 

The  Yukon  Territory  (Dawson  City). 

Commissioner,  Alex.  Henderson 

Gold  Commissioner  and  Crown  Timber  aud  Land 

Agent,  F.  X.  Gosselin 

Asst  Gold  Commissioner  and  Crown  Timber  and 

Land  Agent  at  White  Horse,  R.  C.  Miller  

Comptroller,  G.  J.  MacLean 

Registrar,  Nap.  Laliberte 

Director  of  Surveys,  C.  W.  MacPherson 


3,500 
2,000 
1,200 
2,000 
1,600 
1,500 

100  00 

200  00 

100  00 

75  00 

60  00 


6,000 

5,000 

2,500 
2,100 
3,800 
2,100 


DEPARTMENT  OF  EXTERNAL  AFFAIRS. 

Deputy  Head. 

Joseph  Pope,  C.V.O.,     C.M.G.,    LS.O.,   Under- 
Secretary  of  State  for  External  Affairs $5,000 

Staff. 

Walker,  W.  H.,  1st  Division,  Subdivision  A 2,900 

Brophy.  Arthur,  1st  Division,  Sub-division  B 2,300 

Baker,  F.  M.,  2nd  Division,  Sub-division  A 1,750 

Leblanc,  J.  A.,  2nd  Division,  Sub-division  B 900 

Connolly,  J.  J.,  3rd  Division,  Sub-division  B 500 

Rankins,  Miss  G.,  3rd  Division,  Sub-division  B  ..  500 

McCloskey,  Miss  K.  A.,  3rd  Division,  Sub-div.  B.  500 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MINES. 

Minister  of  Mines,  Hon.  Wm.  Templeman,  M.P. 
Deputy  Minister,  Albert  P.  Low,  LL.D.,  B.Sc. . . 

Accountant ,  John  Marshall 

Translatoi-,  Marc  Sauvalle 

Editor,  Samuel  Groves 

Assistant  Editor,  Josiah  J.  Bell,  M.A 

Assistant  Accountant,  Pierce  R.  Marshall 

Sten.  and  Asst.  in  Acet.  Branch,  Bessie  Urquhart. 
Stenographer  and  Proofreader,  Jessie  M.  Loux. . 

Clerk,  Lila  E.  Janes 

Mines  Branch. 
Director  of  Mines  Branch,  Eugene  Haanel,  Ph.D. 

(Brsl.),  F.R.S.C 

Chief  of  Chem.  Div.,  Frank  G.  Wait,  M.A.,  F.C.S. 
Milling  Engineer  and  Magnetometric  Surveyor, 

Benjamin  F.  Haanel,  B.Sc 

Chief  of  Division   of  Mineral  Resources  and 

Statistics,  John  McLeish,  B.A 


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311 


Mining  Engineers,  A.  W.  G.  Wilson, B.Sc,  Ph. D. ; 

Elmar  Lindeman,  M.E. ;    Hovvells  Frechette, 

M.Sc;  Joseph  G,  H.  Hudson;  George  C.  Mc- 

Kenzie,  B.Sc,  M.E.;  C.  T.  Cartwright,  B.Sc; 

H.  S.  DeSchmidt,  M.E.;  L.  N.  Cole,  B.Sc 

Chemists,  Matthew  F.  Connor,  B.  Sc ;  Harold  A. 

Leverin,  Ch.E. ;  Edgar  Stansfield,  M.Sc 

Asst.  Division  Mineral  Resources  and  Statisties, 

John  M.  Casey ." 

Draughtsman  and  Compiler,  L.  II.  S.  Pereira. . . 
Asst.  Div.  of  Mineral  Resources  and  Statistics, 

Wilhelmina  Sparks 

Private  Sec.  and  Stenographer,  Jessie  Orme 

Typewriter  and  Compiler,  G.  0.  MacGregor,  B.A. 

Stenographer  and  Typetvriter,  Ina  McLeish 

Clerk,  Winnifred  Westman 

Messengers,  Alex.  F.  Purcell,  A.  A.  Ellement 

Outside  Service. 

Dominion  of  Canada  Assay  Office,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Manager,  G.  Middleton 

Chief  Assayer.  J.  B.  Farquhar 

Assistant  Assayer,  A.  Kaye 

Chief  Melter,  D.  Robinson 

Assistant  Melter,  G.  B.  Palmer 

Bookkeeper  and  Computer,  G.  N.  Ford 

Geological  Survey. 

Director,  Reginald  W.  Brock,  M.A.,  F.G.S 

Asst.  Director  and  Naturalist,   John  Macoun, 

F  L  S    F  R  S  C 
Qeo'logists,  Robt.  W. ' Ell's",  M.'A.','LL.'r).'," F.R.'sVc.'; 

Richard  G.   McConnell,   B.A.;    Donaldson  B. 

Dowling,  B.Sc;  Wm.  Mclnnes,  B.A.;  Eugene 

R.  Faribault,  B.Sc,  F.G.S. A.;  Elfrie  D.  Ingall, 

Assoc.  R.S.M.;  Chas.  Camsell,  B.Sc;  John  A. 

Dresser,  M.A,;  Osmund  E.  LeRoy,  B.A.,  M.Sc. 
Assistant  Geologists,  DeLorme  D.  Cairnes,  B.Sc, 

Ph.D.;  Wm.  il.  Collins,  B.A.,  B.Sc;  Gee  S. 

Malloch,  B.A.,  B.Sc;  Wm.  A.  Johnston,  M.A., 

B.Sc;  Morley  E.  Wilson,  B.A 

Vertebrate  Palaeontologist,  Lawrence  M.  Lambe, 

F.G.S.,  F.R.S.C 

Invertebrate  Palaeontologist,  Henry  M.  Ami,  M.  A., 

F.G.S.,  D.Sc,  F.R.S.C 

Asst.  Botanist  and  Natxiralist,  Jas.  M.  Macoun . . 

Mineralogist,  Robert  A.  A.  Johnston 

Geographer  and  Chief  Dratightsman,  Clovis  O. 

Senecal,  B.Sc 

Geologist  and  Petregrapher,  George  A.  Young, 

M.Sc.Ph.D 

Topographer,  Walter  H.  Boyd,  B.Sc 

Mining  Engineer,  William  Leach,  B.Sc 

Palaeontologist,  P.  E.  Raymond,  Ph.D  

Ethnologist,  Ed.  Sapir,  Ph.D 

Secretary,  Percy  H.  Selwyn 

Assistant   Geologist  and    Topographer,   Joseph 

Keele,  B.Sc 

Assistant  Geologist  and  Assistant  Pcelontologist, 

William  J.  Wilson,  Ph.B 

Assistant  Curator,  Ralph  L,  Broadbent 

Assistant  Topographers,  F.  H.  Maclaren,  B.Sc, 

Hugh  Matheson,  B.Sc 

Compiler,  Geol.  Information,  W.  Malcolm,  M.A. 
Draughtsmen,  A.  Dickison ;  O.  E.  Prud'homme ; 

J.  S.  H.  Lefebvre;  L.  N.  Richard,  B.Sc;  J.  A. 

Robert,  B.Sc;  G.  G.  Aitken ;  R.  B.  Yorston  ; 

A.  S.  Jost ;  F.  O'Farrell ;  S.  G.  Alexander ;  J. 

O.  Fortin 

Resident  Caretaker,  John  F.  Lyons 

Second  Librarian,  Jane  Alexander 

Distribution  Clerk,  Robert  E.  Lyons 

Taxidermists,  Sam.  Herring;  Chas.  H.  Young.. 
Col.  and  Dis.  of  Minerals,  Allan  T.  McKinnon. . . 

Clerk,  Draughting  Division,  John  J.  McGee 

Clerk  of  Publications,  Alex.  Young,  B.A 

Stenographers,  Emily  F.  Goodman ;    Marie   0. 

Stewart ;  Margaret  Lister 

Assistant  in  Library,  Marion  Calhoun 

Copyist,  May  H.  Barry 

Assistant  Photographer,  Winnifred  K.  Bentley.. 

Clerk,  Oath.  A.  McDonald 

Messenger,  Louis  N.  Gagne 

Night  Watchman,  John  Duggan 

Fire  Watches,  H.  Walters ;  J.  H.  Fortune  ;  N. 

Seguin 

Carpenter  and  Cabinetmaker,  David  A.  Esdale. . 


DEPARTMENT  OF  INDIAN  AFFAIRS. 

INSIDE  SERVICE. 

Superintendent-General,  Hon.  Frank  Oliver 

Deputy  Supt. -General,  Frank  Pedley $5,000 

FIRST  DIVISION— SUB-DIVISION  A. 

Asst.  Deputy  Supt. -General  and  Secretary,   J. 

D.  McLean 3,150 

Chief  Accountant  and  Supt.  of  Indian  Educa- 
tion, D.  O.  Scott 3,100 

Indian  Commissioner,  Hon.  D.  Laird 3,500 


2,600 
2,450 
2,550 
2,350 
2,400 
2,450 
2,450 
2.200 


1,650 


FIRST  DIVISION— SUB-DIVISION  B. 

Assistant  Secretary,  S.   Stewart 

Accountant,  F.   H.   Paget 

Inspector  Treaty  8,  H.  A.  Conroy 

Registrar  of  Land  Patents,  W.  A.  Orr 

Chief  Surveyor,  S.    Bray 

Surveyor,  J.  L.  Reid 

Surveyor,  J.  K.  McLean 

Law  Clerk,  A.  S.  Williams 

Second  Division— Sub.  A,  John  McGirr,  $2,100; 

Supervisor  of  Statistics,  J.  A.  Macrae,  $2,050; 

Inspector,  J.  G.  Ramsden,  $2050 ;  A.  E.  Kemp, 

$2,000 ;  Asst.  Accountant,  H.  McKay,  $1,900 ;  J. 

J.  Campbell,  $1,850 ;  H.  C.  Ross,  $1,850 ;   M, 

Benson,  1,800;  J.  W.  Shore,  $1,650;  G.  E.  Jean, 

1,650;  Registrar,  G.  M.  Matheson,  $1,650  ;R. 

B.   Moffat,  $1,650;    Timber  Inspector,  G.    L. 

Chitty,  $1,650 ;  P.  J.  O'Connor,  $1,650 ;  Archi- 

tect,  R.  M.  Ogilvie,  $1,650 ;  S.  Hobart 

Second    Division— Sub.    B,    J.    D.    Sutherland, 

$1,600;  H.  Fabien,  $1,600;  J.  deLisle,  $1,600; 

T.  P.  Moffatt,  $1,550 ;  M.  D.  Maxwell,  $1,550 ; 

P.  Phelan,  $850. 
Third  Division-Sub.  A,  F.  Yeilding,  $1,200  ;  H. 

G.  Ogilvy,  $1,200;  F.  R.  Byshe,  $1,200;  S.  M. 

O'Gready,  $1,200;  A.  F.  Mackenzie,  $1,200;  H. 

N.  Awrey,  $1,200  ;  G.  A.  Conley,  $1,200;  C.  A. 

Cooke,   $1,200;  W.   E.  Allan,   $1,200;   S.    E. 

Sangster,    $1,200;    E.    S.    Martin,   $1,200;  D. 

Morin,  $1,200;  H.  O'Donahoe.  $1,200 ;  J.   Ack- 

land,  $1,200 ;  M.   H.  Brennan,  $1,200 ;  G.   A. 

Gorrell,    $1,150;    R.    Pringle,    $1,150;  E.    K. 

McLatchie,  $1,150  ;  H.  Hooper,  $1,150  ;  M.  M. 

Mcintosh,  $1,150 ;  E.  A.  Lord,  $1,100 ;  H.  M. 

Graham,  $1,050;  E.  I.  Findley,  $1,050;  R.  G. 

Orr 

Third  Divi^m-Stib.  B,  Q.  C.  Neelin,  $800;  H. 

G.  Russell,    $800 ;  L.    M.   Whitten,    $800 ;  B. 

Phelen,  $800;  M.  T.  Macgillis,  $800;  A.  Doyle, 

$750;  M.  Back,  $750;  G.  C.  Caddy,  $750;  M. 

H.  Coghlan.  $550 ;  N.  E.  Darby 

Packer,  B.  Hayter 

Messengers,  W.  Seale,  $800 ;  F.  Munro,  $800 ;  J.  M. 
McAllister,   $800;   J.    Bradley   $750;   W.    A. 

Downing 

OUTSIDE  SERVICE. 

Ontario. 

Medical  Officers,  F.  H.  Mitchell,  M.D.,  Delaware;    O. 

U.  Holmes,  M.D.,  Brantford  ;  R.  W.  Williams,  M.D., 

AUenford. 
Guardian  of  Islands,  O.  V.  Goulette,  Gananoque  ;  J. 

A.  Gibson,  Mallorytown. 
Indian  Land  Agents,  W.  J.  C.  Ferguson,  Wiarton. 
Timber  Inspector,  Thos.  Geo.  Wigg,  Gore  Bay. 

Indian  Agents. 


550 
800 


550 


Cockburn,G.P.,SturgeonF. 
Graham,  D.,  Gamebridge. 
Hagan,  S.,  Thessalon. 
McDonald,  A.  R.,  Duart. 
Macdonald,  D.  F.  ,ParryS'nd 
McDougall,  J.  B. ,  Walpole  Is. 
McFarlaue,  Wm.,  Keene. 
Mullin,  Martin,  Killaloe. 
Nichols,  W.L.,SaultS.Marie 
Nisbet,  Wm.,  Sarnia. 
Parke,  C.  E.  E.,  Wiarton. 
Scoffield,  J.,  Chippawa  Hill 


Sims,C.  L.  D. ,  Manitowaning 
Smith,  G.  J.,  Brantford. 
Stainton,  J.  R.,  Deseronto. 
Sutherland,  S. ,  Delaware. 
Thackeray,  J.,  Roseneath. 
Thorburn,  Robt.,  Gore  Bay. 
Todd,Hamilton,Christ'n  Is. 
VanLoon,  W.C.,Hagersville 
West,  H.  A.,  Chapleau. 
Williams,  A.  W.,  Port  Perry 
Yates,  John,  Suttton  West. 


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Quebec— Indian  Agents. 


McCaffrey.W.  J.  .Maniwaki. 
Morin,Rev.J.D.,G.Ca8cap'a 
Perillard,  Joseph,  Oka. 
Pitre,  J.,  Pointe  la  Garde. 
Renaud,    Jos.    A.,    North 

Timiskaming. 
Tremblay,     J.     E.,    M.D,, 

Esquimaux  Point. 
I  Tessier,  A., N.  Pointe Bleue. 


Bastien ,  A.  0. ,  Jeune  Lorette 
Beaulieu,  Ed.,  Oacouna. 
Blain,  J.,  Montreal. 
Comire,  A.   O.,  M.D.,  St. 

P'rangois  du  Lac. 
Gagiion,  A.,  Bersimis. 
Landry,  V.P.,M.D.,  Becau'r 
Letourneau,  L.  (Asst.),  St. 

Constant. 
Long,  George,  St.  Regis. 

Medical  Officer,  Ed.  A.  Mulligan,  M.D,,  Maniwaki. 

Ifeiv  Brunstvick— Indian  Agents. 
Geo.  E.  Baxter,  Andover ;  R.  A.  Irving,  Buctouche ; 
Jas.  White,  Centreville. 
Inspector  of  Schools,  Rev.  John  J.  Ryan,  St.  Mary's. 

Nova  Scotia. 
Indian  Superintendent,  A.  J.  Boyd,  River  Bourgeois. 
Indian  Agents. 


Beckwith,C.E., Steam  Mills. 

Chisholm,  D.,  Sheet  Harb'r 

Harlow,  C,  Caledonia, 
Queen's  Co. 

Hipson,  John,  Shelburne. 

Lacy,  John,  Annapolis. 

Macdonald,  A.  J.,  Baddeck. 

MacPherson,  Rev.  D.,  Glen- 
dale. 

McDonald,  J.  R.,Heatherton 

McMillan,  Murdoch  D., 
Johnstown, Richmond  Co. 


Mclntyre,  D.  K.,  M.D., 
Sydney,  C.B. 

McLeod,  Rev.  J.  D.,  New 
Glasgow. 

McKinnon,  John  J.,  Christ- 
mas Island,  C.B. 

Purdy,  Jas.  H.,  Bear  River. 

Rand,  F.  A.,  M.D.,  Parrs- 
boro'. 

Smith,  R.H., Truro. 

Wallace,  A.,  Shubenacadie. 

Whalen,Wm,  H.,  Yarmouth 


Prince  Edward  Island. 
Indian  Superintendent,  J.  O.  Arsenault,  Higgins  Road. 

British  Columbia. 
Indian  Stiperintendent,  A.  W.  Vowell,  Victoria. 
Clerks,  William  B.  MacLaughlin,  Wm.  Albert  Stevens, 
Henry  Gage  Dalby,  Victoria. 

Inspectors. 
Southeastern  Inspectorate,  K.  C.  McDonald,  Vernon. 
Southwestern  "  W.  E.  Ditcham,  Victoria. 

Northern  "  T.  G.  Neelands,  Vancouver. 

Indian  Agents. 


Cox,  G.  D.,  Telegraph  Cr'k 
Deasy,  Thos.,  Massett. 
Fougner,  Iver,  Bella  Coola. 
Galbraith,  R.  L.  T. ,  Steele. 
Halliday,  W.  M.  H.,  Alert 

Bay. 
Irwin,  A.,  Kamloops. 


Loring,  R.  E.,  Hazelton. 
McDonald,     R,    C,     New 

Westminster. 
Neill,  A.  W.,  Alberni. 
Ogden,  Isaac,  Lac  la  Hache 
Perry.C.  ,Clifton,Metl  katla 
Robertson,  W.  R., Duncan's 


Manitoba,  Keewatin,  Saskatchewan  and  Alberta. 
Inspector  of  R.  C.  Schools,  J.  A.  J.  McKeiina,  Winnipeg. 
Clerks,  G.  A.  Betournay,  H.  Richardson,  Winnipeg. 

Inspectors. 
Alberta  Inspectorate,    J.  A.  Markle,  Red  Deer,  Alta. 
N.  Saskatchewan  "        W.  J.  Chisholm,  Prince  Albert. 
Lake  Manitoba      "        S.  J.  Jackson,  Stonewall. 
S.Saskatchewan    "        W.  M.  Graham,  Balcarres. 
Lake  Winnipeg       "        Rev.  J.  Semmens,  Winnipeg. 
Inspector  of  Indian  Agency  Accounts,  S.  Swinford. 
Medical  Officers,  O.  C.  Edwards,  M.D.,  Macleod.  Alta., 
J.  D.  Lafferty,  M.D.,  Gleichen,  Alta.,  S.  T.  Macadam, 
M.D.,  Battleford,  Sask.,  J.  R.  Steep,  M.D.,  Winnipeg. 
Indian  Agents. 


Batty,  J.,  Saddle  Lake. 
Blewett,  W.  G.,  Kamsack. 
Borthwick,  T.,  Mistawasis. 
Oalverley,  C.  C,  Norway 
House,  Keewatin  District. 
Cory,  Thos.,  Carlyle,  Sask. 
Day,  J.  P.  G.,  Battleford. 
Donald,  W.   B.   L.,  M.D., 

Grouard. 
Fischer,  F.,  Hudson  B.  Jet. 
Fleetham,  T.  J.,  Morley. 
Gooderham,  J.  H.,  Gleichen 
Grant,  W.S.,Sintaluta,Sa8k. 
Laird,  Harold  (Asst.  Agent), 
Grouard. 


Lewis,  J.  O.,  West  Selkirk. 
Logan, Robt., Portage  la  Pr. 
Macarthur,  Jas.,  Duck  Lake 
McNeill,  A.  J.,  Calgary. 
McKenzie,  R.  S. ,  Kenora,  Ont 
Mann,G.G.,Hobbema,Alta. 
Millar,  Matthew,  Broadview 
Murison,  W.,  Kutawa. 
Nichol,  H.,  Balcarres. 
Sibbald,  Wm.,  Onion  Lake. 
Verreau,  U.,  Edmonton. 
Wheatley,  G.  H.,Birtle. 
Wilson,  R.  N.,  Macleod. 
Wright,  J.  P. ,  F't  Frances,  O 
Yeomans,  E.  H.,  Brocket. 


GENERAL  AUDITOR'S  OFFICE. 

Auditor  General,  John  Fraser,  I.S.O $6  000 

Div.  1  A.,  Chief  Clerk,  Exchequer  Branch,  E.  D.      ' 

Sutherland,  I.S.O 3,250 

Div.   1  A.,   Chief  Clerk,   Revenue   Branch,    J. 

Gorman 2,800 

Div.  1  A.,  Chief  Clerk,  Expenditure  Branch,  F. 

Hayter,  B.A 2,800 

Div.  1  B.,  Chief  Clerks,  A.   B.   Hudson,   B.A., 

$2,400 ;  J.  W.  Reid,  B.A.,  $2,400 ;  Wm.  Reams, 

$2,400 ;  J.  S.  Stevenson,  $2,300  ;  H.  Gross,  B.A.  2,300 
Div.  2  A.,   Clerks,   E.   C.  Hayes,  $1,850;   E.   E. 

Stockton,  $1,850 ;L.  A.  Bisonnette,  B.A.,  $1,800; 

W.  Tucker,  $1,750 ;   S.  S.  Allen,  $1,750;   E.  S. 

Johnson,  $1,750  ;    H.  A.  Folkins,  $1,750 ;  A.  H. 

Brown,  B.A 1,750 

A  Iso  15  Div.  2  B  Clerks,  S2  Div.  S  A  Clerks,  13 

Clerks  Div.  3  B,  and  3  Messengers. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  PRINTING  AND 
STATIONERY. 

King's  Printer  and  Controller  of   Stationery, 

Charles  H.  Parmelee $6,000 

Asst.  King's  Printer  and  Controller  of  Stationery , 

Fred  Boardman 3,000 

Stationery  Branch. 
Superintendent  of  Stationery, 

Accountant's  Branch. 
Accountant,  J.  A.  Frigon 2,300 

DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  SECRETARY  OF  STATE 
OF  CANADA. 

Secretary  of  State  and  Registrar-General  of 
Canada,  Hon.  Charles  Murphy,  B.A $7,000 

Under  Secretary  of  State  and  Deputy  Registrar- 
General,  Thomas  Mulvey,  B. A.,  K.C 5,000 

Assistant    Under-Secretary  of  State,    Philippe 

Pelletier ' 3,150 

Correspondence  Branch. 

First  Division,  Sub-Division  B  Clerks,  Chief 
Clerk  and  Accountant,  F.  Colson,  $2,600; 
Private  Secretary,  A.  Brophy,  $2,300  and  $600; 
D.  J.  O'Connor,  $22,00  ;  G.  Emond 2,200 

Second  Division,  Sub-Division  A  Clerks,  H.  Roy, 
$2,000.      6   Second   Division,   Sub-Division   B 
Clerks;  3 Third  Division,  Sub-Division  A  Clerks; 
3  Third  Division,  Sub-Division  B  Clerks. 
Registry  Branch. 

First  Division,  Sub-Division  B  Clerks,  Chief 
Clerk,  1.  W.  Storr 2,400 

Second  Division,  Sub-Division  A  Clerks,  A.  G. 
Learoyd,  $2,100  ;  P.  T.  Kirwan,  $2,100 ;  A.  M. 
P.  Drouin,  .$2,100.  2  Second  Division,  Sub- 
Division  B  Clerks ;  2  Third  Division,  Sub- 
Division  A  Clerks;  2  Third  Division,  Sub- 
Division  B    Clerks. 

Civil  Service  Commission. 

Professor  Adam  Shortt,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C 5,000 

Michel  G.  LaRochelle,  B.A.,  K.C 5,000 

Secretary,  W.  Foran 3,000 

DEPARTMENT  OF  MARINE  AND  FISHERIES. 

Minister  of  Marine  and  Fisheries,  Hon.  Louis 

P.  Brodeur,  K.C,  LL.D $7,000 

Deputy  Minister  of  Marine  and  Fisheries,  A. 

Johnston 5,000 

Assistant  Deputy  Minister,  Cameron  Stanton. . .  3,950 
Chief— Correspondence  Branch,  Marine,  J.   B. 

Halkett 2,400 

Chief —French  Translators  Branch,lMC\en  Bance  2,300 

Chief  Accountant,  A.  Boyle 2,200 

Commissioner  of  Fisheries   and   International 

Commissioner,  E.  E.  Prince,  B.A.,  F.R.S.C. . . .  4,000 

Superintendent  of  Fisheries,  R.  N.  Venning 3,000 

Chief— Fishing  Bounty  Branch,  S.  B.  Kent 2,400 

Chief— Correspondence  Branch,  Fisheries,  W.  A. 

Found 2,100 

Superintend' t  of  Fish  Culture,  F.  H.  Cunningham  2,650 

Naturalist,  Curator,  Fisheries  Museum,  A.  Halk  ett  2,050 

Dom.  Inspector  of  Fish  Hatcheries,  A.  Finlayson  1,600 

Chief  Engineer,  W.  P.  Anderson,  C.  E 3,450 

Assistant  Chief  Engineer,  B.  H.  Fraser 2,800 

Chief  Draughtsman,  L.  E.  Cot6 2,200 


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Engin'r  "St.  Lawrence  Ship  Chan'l,"  Sorel,  P.Q. 

V.  W.   Forneret $2,800 

Purchasing  and  Contract  Agent,  Cecil  Doutre. . .  3,350 

Acting  Commissioner  of  Lights,  J.  G.  McPhail. .  2,200 

Assistant  Commissioner  of  Lights,  W.  H.  Noble .  ]  ,950 
Commander  of  Marine  Service  and  General  Supt. 

of  Life-saving  Stat'ns,  Lt.  H.  Thompson,R.N.R.  2,050 

Commissioner  of  Wrecks,  Oapt.  L.  A.  Demers 2,200 

Laio  Clerk,  A.  Bourgault 2,200 

Director  of  Ship  yard,  Sorel,  L.  G.  Papineau 3,000 

Assessor  for  Port  of  Montreal,  Capt.  Arch.  Reid. 
Assessor  for  Port  of  Quebec,  Capt.  John  Temple. 

Lighthouse  Board  of  Canada. 

Chairman,  A.  Johnston,  Deputy  Minister;  Lt.-Col. 
W.  P.  Anderson,  Chief  Engineer ;  B.  H.  Fraser,  Assistant 
Chief  Engineer ;  J.  G.  McPhail,  Acting  Commissioner 
of  Lights ;  W.  H.  Noble,  Assistant  Commissioner  of 
Lights.     Without  salary.    Are  officials  of  Department. 

Hugh  A.  Allan,  Representative  of  Shipping  Interests 
generally,  Montreal ;  Presidents  of  the  Corporation  of 
Pilots  of  Quebec  and  Montreal,  ex-ojicio  members  when 
summoned  by  Chairman  of  Lighthouse  Board  to  attend 
meetings ;  Captain  J.  W.  Troop,  Victoria,  B.C.  $5.00  per 
day  each  while  attending  meetings  of  Lighthouse  Board. 
Secretary,  F.  H.  Houde.  Without  salary.  An  official  of 
Department. 

Agents  of  Department. 

Quebec,  T.  Beland $2,200 

"       Resident  Engineer,  P.  E.  Parent 2,200 

Montreal,  R.  A.  Wiallard 2,100 

St.  John,  N.B.,  H.  G.  Flood 2,100 

Halifax,  N.S.,  C.  H.  Harvey 2,100 

"         J.  A.   Legfere,  Resident  Engineer 

for  Maritime  Provinces 1,800 

Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  T.  G.  Taylor 1,400 

Victoria,  B.C.,  James  Gaudin 1,800 

Parry  Sound,  Ont.,  M.  Brais 1,200 

Kenora,  Ont.,  Sub-Agent,  John  Nash 650 

North  Sydney,  N.S.,  Sub-Agent,  C.  G.  Buchanan  50 

Pictou,  N.S.,  Sub- Agent,  D.  Dwyer 600 

Superintendents  of  Lights. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  Peter  C.  Johnson 1,400 

•'    Supt.  of  Life  Saving  St'ns,  S.  C.  Campbell  900 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  P.  Harty 1,500 

St.  John,  N.B.,  John  Kelly 1,400 

Quebec,  B.  J.  Kaine 1,500 

Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  A.  Lord 1,400 

Victoria,  B.C.,  Gordon  Halkett 1,500 

Board  of  Examiners,  Masters  and  Mates. 

Chief  Examiner,  Ottawa,  Capt.  H.  St.G.  Lindsay 
Examiner  at  Halifax,  N.S.,  Wm.  R.  Lugar 

II  St.  John,  N.B.,R.C.  Cole 

It  Yarmouth,  N.S.,  J.  E.  Murphy 

II  Montreal,  Que.,  James  Riley 

(Is  also  Sup't  of  Pilots) 

„  Lunenburg,  N.S.,  A.  J.  Wolff 

I,  North  Sydney,  N.S.,  J.  Sutherland. 

II  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. ,  A.  Cameron 

II  Victoria,  B.C.,  J.  Gaudin 

(also  agent  of  the  Department) 

It  Vancouver,  B.C. ,  C.  Eddie 

II  Nelson,  B.C.,  G.  Ilallett 

It  Windsor,  Ont.,  W.  F.  McGregor.. . . 

It  Toronto,  Ont.,  Chas.  Moller 

II  CoUingwood,  Ont.,  C.  Coles 

II  West  Selkirk,  Man.,M.  Thordarson 

II  Edmonton,  Alta.,  A.  D.  Grant 

Lecturers  of  Marine  Schools. 

Lecturer  dX  Halifax,  N.S.,  Wm.  R.  Lugar 

St.  John,  N.B.,  R.  C.  Cole 

"  Yarmouth,  N.S.,  J.  E.  Murphy 

"         Montreal,  P.Q.,  James  Riley 

"  Lunenburg,  N.S..  A.  J.  Wolff 

North  Sydney,  N.  S. ,  J.  Sutherland . . 

"  Victoria,  B.C.,  D.  L.  Jones 

"  Vancouver,  B.C.,  C.  Eddie 

"         Toronto,  Ont.,   Chas.    Moller 

"         CoUingwood,  Ont.,  C.  Coles 

••         Canso,  N.S.,  Angus  N.  McLeod 

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Meteorological  Service. 

Superintendent,  and  Director  of  Magnetic  Obser- 
vatory at  Toronto,  Ont.,  R.  F.  Stupart 

Director  of  St.  John,  N.B.,  Observatory,  D.  L. 
Hutchinson 

Director  Observatory  at  Quebec,  Que.,  A.  Smith. . 

Board  of  Steamboat  Inspection. 

Inspectors  of  Boilers  and  Machinery.— Chair- 
man, Edward  Adams,  Ottawa,  Ont 

Inspector,  Quebec,  Que.,  J.  H.  Fontaine 

II         Montreal,  Wm.  Laurie 

II         Montreal,  Louis  Arpin 

It         Sorel,  Que. ,  F,  X.  Hamelin 

II         Toronto,  Ont.,  John  Dodds 

„         CoUingwood,  Ont.,  E.  W.  McKean 

II         Toronto,  Ont.,  Jas.  B.  Stewart 

II         Kingston,  Ont.,  T.  P.  Thompson 

II         Kenora,  Ont. ,  G.  P.  Phillips 

II         Halifax,  N.S.,  N.  A.  Currie 

II         St.  John,  N.B. ,  C.  E.  Dalton 

II         Victoria,  B.C.,  J.  A.  Thomson 

11         Victoria,  B.C.,  Wm.  J.  Cullum 

II         Vancouver,  B.C.,  H.  G.  Robinson 

Inspectors  of  Hulls  and  Equipment. 

Inspector,  Quebec,  Que.,  P.  Duclos 

St.  John,  N.B.,  I.  J.  Olive 

„         Halifax,  N.S.,  C.  Wm.  Seeley 

11         Toronto,  Ont.,  Wm.  Evans 

It         Kingston,  Ont.,  M.  R.  Davis 

II         Kenora,  Ont.,  G.  P.  Phillips 

It         CoUingwood,  Ont.  S.  D.  Andrews 

II         Victoria,  B.C.,  J.  C.  Kinghorn 

Inspector  of  Government   Steamers,    Halifax, 

N.S.,  T.  R.  Ferguson 

Ship's  Husband,  Halifax,  N.S.,  Captain  Thos. 
McConkey 

Inspectors  of  Fisheries. 
Nova  Scotia — 
District  No.  1,  J.  G.  Morrison,  English  town .. , 

M         No.  2,  Robt.  Hockin,  Pictou 

II         No.  3,  A.C.Robertson,BarringtonPas8 
New  Brunswick- 
District  No.  1,  J.  F.  Calder,  Campobello 

II         No.  2,  Robt.  A.  Chapman,  Moncton  .. 
II         No.  3,  H.  E.  Harrison,  Fredericton . . . 

Ontario,  O.  B.  Sheppard,  Toronto 

A.  G.  Duncan,  Marksville 

J.  M.  Hurley,  Belleville 

Pr.  Edward  Island,  J.  A.  Matheson,  Charlottet'n 

Quebec,  W.  Wakeham,  Gaspe  Basin 

Joseph  Riendeau,  Montreal 

C.  A.  Bernard,  St.   Cesaire 

British  Columbia,  C.  B.  Sword,  New  Westminster 
Northern  Bntish  Columbia,  Dist.  No.  2,  J.  T. 

Williams,  Port  Essington 

E.  G.  Taylor,  Nanaimo 

Saskatchewan,  E.  W.  Miller,  Fort  Qu'Appelle 

Manitoba,  W,  S.  Young,  Selkirk 

Yukon  Territory,  H.  T.  McKay,  Dawson 


DEPARTMENT  OF  NAVAL  SERVICE. 

Minister  of  Naval  Service,  Hon.  Louis  P.  Brodeur, 
K.C.,L.L.D 

Deputy  Minister  and  Com%  troller,  G.  J.  Desbarats 

Accountant,  L.  J.  Beausoleil 

Director  of  Naval  Service,  Rear  Admiral  0.  E. 
Kingsmill  

Chief  of  Staff,  Commander  C.  D.  Roper,  R.N. . . . 

Consulting  Naval  Engineer,  Engineer  Commander 
P.  C.  W.  Howe,  R.N 

Director  of  Gunnery,  Lt.  R.  M.  T.  Stephens,  R.N. 

Secretary,  Fleet  Paymaster  P.  J.  Ling,  R.N 

Royal  Naval  College,  Halifax. 

Captain  of  College,  Commander  E.  H.  Martin, 
R.N.  (Retired) 

Director  oj  Studies,  Naval  Instructor  B.  S.  Hart- 
ley, B.A.,  R.N 

Lieutenant,  Lt.  E.  A.  E.  Nixon,  R.N.  (Retired).. 


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Halifax  Dockyard. 
Commander  in  Charge,  Cemmander  E.  H.  Martin, 

R.N.  (Retired) 

Chief  Engineer,    Engineer    Oommander    W.    S. 

Frowd,  R.N 

Esquimau  Dockyard. 
Commander   in   Charge,  Commander  J.  D.   D. 
Stewart,  R.N.,  H.M.O.S.  "  Rainbow" 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

Minister  of  Agriculture,  Hon.  Sydney  Fisher. . . .  $7,000 
Deputy  Minister  of  Agriculture  and   Deputy 

Com.  ofPatents,Q.  F.  O'Halloran,  B.A.,  B.C.L.  6,000 
Assistant  Deputy  Minister  and  Secretary,  Lt.-Ool. 

A.  L.  Jarvis,  I.S.0 3,100 

Private  Secretary,  C.  M.  Goddard 2,200 

Accountant,  F.  C.  Chittiok 2,650 

Archives  Branch. 

Archivist,  A.  G.  Doughty,  C.M.G.,  M.A.,  LL.D. .     3,550 

Copyrights  and  Trade  Marks  Branch. 

Registrar,  P.  E.  Ritchie,  B. A.,  B.C.L 3,100 

Patents  Branch.  ^ 

Chief,  W.  J.  Lynch 2,800 

Census  and  Statistics  Branch. 

Chief  Officer,  A.  Blue 4,000 

Secretary,  E.  H.  St.  Denis 2,800 

Public  Health  Branch. 

Director -General  of  Public  Health,  F.  Moutizam- 

bert,  LS.O.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  Ottawa 4,000 

Inspecting  Physicians  : 

Grosse  Isle,  Que. ,  G.  E.  Martineau,  M.D 3,000 

,.                  W.  W.  Aylen,  M.D.  (Assistant).  1,900 

Rimouski,  Que.,  E.  Belisle,  M.D.  (each  inspn.). .  15 

William  Head,  B.C.,  A.  T.  Watt,  M.D 3,000 

Victoria,  B.C.,  R.  L.  Eraser,  M.D 200 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  L.  N.  McKechnie,  M.B 400 

Charlottetown,  P.E.L,  P.  Conroy,  M.D 400 

Sydney,  N.S.,  H,  Rindress, M.D 1,400 

St.  John,  N.B.,  R.  G.  Ruddick 1,800 

Halifax,  N.S. ,  N.  E.  MacKay,  M.D 1,000 

II                J.  J.  Doyle,  M.D.  {Assistant) . . .  800 

Louisburg,  N.S.,  Freeman  O'Neil,  M.D 900 

Chatham,  N.B.,  J.  M.  Baxter,  M.D 400 

Leper  Lazaretto,  Tracadie,  N.B.,  A.  G.  Langis  1,600 

Inspectors  under  Public  Works  Health  Act  : 

C.  A.  L.  Fisher  and  A.  E.  Clendenan,  M.  D. . .  each  1,500 

Health  of  Animals  and  Live  Stock  Branches. 

Veterinary  Director-General  and  Live  Stock 
Commissioner,  John  G.  Rutherford,  CM.G., 
V.S.,  H.A.R.C.V.S.,  Ottawa 4,000 

Chief  Veterinary  Inspector,  G.  Hilton,  V.S., 
Ottawa 2,800 

Pathologist,  C.  H.  Higgins,  D.V.S.,  B.Sc,  Ottawa    2,100 

Hon'y  Veterinary  Adviser,  Prof.  D.  McEachran, 
F.R.C.V.S.,  Montreal 1,000 

Veterinary  Inspector -in-Chary  e  Manitoba,  C.  D. 
McGilvray,  M.D.C.,  Winnipeg 2,100 

Veterinary  Inspector-in-Charge,  Alberta,  J.  C. 
Hargrave,  V.S.,  Medicine  Hat 2,000 

Veterinary  Inspeetor-in-Charge  and  Representa- 
tive Live  Stock  Branch  British  Columbia,  S.  F, 
Tolmie,  V.S.,  Victoria 2,000 

Chief  Meat  Inspector,  R.  Barnes,  V.S.,  Ottawa..    2,050 

Experimental  Farms  Branch. 
Central  Experimental  Farm,  Ottawa. 
Director,  Wm.  Saunders,  C.  M.  G. ,  LL.  D. ,  F.  R.  S.C. , 

F.L.S 4,000 

Chemist,  Frank  T.  Shutt,  M.A.,  F.LC,  F.C.S., 

F.R.S.C 2,800 

Agriculttirist,  J.  H.  Grisdale,  B. Agr 2,750 

Horticulturist,  Wm.  T.  Macoun 2,550 

Cerealist,  C.  E,  Saunders,  Ph.D 2,450 

Botanist,  H.  T.  Gussow,  F.R.M.S 2,200 

Entomologist,  C.  G.  Hewitt 2,200 

Poultry  Manager,  A.  G.  Gilbert 1,550 

Experimental  Farm,  Nappan,  N.S. 
Superintendent,  R.  Robertson , .    1,8Q0 


Experimental  Station,  Charlottetovm,  P.E.I. 

Superintendent,  J.  A.  Clark  $1,200 

Experimental  Farm,  Brandon,  Man. 

Superintendent,  James  Murray 1,800 

Experimental  Farm,  Indian  Head,  Sask. 

Superintendent,  Angus  MacKay 1,850 

Experimental  Station,  Rosthern,  Sask. 

Superintendent,  W.  A.  Munro 1,250 

Experimental  Station,  Lethbridge,  Alta. 

Superintendent,  W.  H.  Fairfield 1,650 

Experimental  Station,  Lacombe. 

Superintendent,  G.  H.  Hutton 1,350 

Experimental  Farm,  Agassiz,  B.C. 

Superintendent,  Thomas  A.  Sharpe 1,800 

Dairy  and  Cold  Storage  Branch. 
Dairy  and  Cold   Storage  Commissioner,  J.   A. 

Ruddick 3,860 

Assistant  Dairy  Commissioner,  J.  C.  Chapais. . .     1,500 

Chief  of  the  Fruit  Division,  A.  McNeill 2,450 

Chief  of  Extensionof  Markets  Div. ,  W.  W.  Moore    2,450 

Chief  Inspector,  Liverpool,  Eng.,  A.  W.  Grindley    2,100 

Seed  Branch. 

Seed  Commissioner,  Geo.  H.  Clark 3,150 

Exhibition  Branch. 
Exhibition  Commissioner,  Wm.  Hutchison 4,500 

DEPARTMENT  OF  TRADE  AND  COMMERCE. 

Minister  of  Trade  and  Commerce,  Right  Hon.  Sir 

Richard  J.  Cartwright,  G.C.M.G.,  P.C 

Deputy  Minister  and  Chief  Controller  of  Chinee 

immigration,  F.  C.  T.  O'Hara 

Chief  Asst.  to  Deputy  and  A  ccountant,  T.  J.  Code 

Chief  Statistician,  W.  A.  Warne 

2nd  Div.  A.  J.  Byrnes,  Grain  Statistician,  R.  A. 

Lewis,  Asst.  Accountant 

3nd  Div.  B,  Mrs.  S.  S.  Cox,  F.  E.  Bawden,  G.  J. 

Dehler 

Srd  Div.  A,  Miss  M.  Shaw,  Miss  A.  C.  Kennedy, 

P.  J.  Connolly,  Wm.   Dougan,  C.   S.   Birtch, 

C.  H.  Payne,  Ernest  Green,  Miss  B.  Chevrier, 

D.  D.  Wilson 

Srd  Div.  B,  Miss  M.  K,  Cox,  H.  S.  Nutting,  J.  A. 

Heisler 

Messengers,  E.  B.  H.  Wright,  Harold  Robertson, 
J.  Haughton 

ANNUITIES  BRANCH. 

Stipt'dt  of  Annuities,  S.  T.  Bastedo,  Ottawa 

Actuary,  E.  G.  Blackadar,  Ottawa 

Accountant,  A.  F,  Bill,  Ottawa 

Translator,  P.  Colonnier,  Ottawa 

Clerks,  Miss  M.  McCain,  Miss  H.  Houston.  Miss 
M.  E.  Fleming,  Miss  C.  Blair,  Miss  A.  S.  Hous- 
ton, Miss  H.  M.  Jones,  Miss  lima  Merkley 

Messenger,  E.  Swettenham 

Agents  and  Lecturers. 

Dr.  James  Damson,  Windsor,  Ont. ;  Edwin  Dickie, 
Toronto,  Ont.;  Duncan  McArthur,  Ottawa, 
Ont. ;  L.  N.  Santerre,  Quebec,  Q. ;  Georges 
Belleau,  Plessisville,  Q.  ;  Nelson  V.  Brown, 
Middle  Southampton,  N.B.;  Rev.  W.  G.  Lane, 
Yarmouth,  N.S.;  Mrs.  Willoughby  Cummings, 
Field  Secretary  Women's  Dept.,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Roderick  D.  Cameron,  Lucknow,  Ont.;  Harry 
Cartwright,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Pierre  Gravel,  Mon- 
treal, Q. 

CANADIAN  TRADE  COMMISSIONERS. 

D.  H.  Ross,  Melbourne,  Australia. 

J.  A.  Chesley,  Cape  Town,  South  Africa. 
W.  A.  Mackinnon,  Birmingham,  England. 
J.  M.  Mussen,  Leeds  and  Hull,  England. 
P.  B.  MacNamara,  Manchester,  England. 

E.  D.  Arnaud,  Bristol,  England. 

Anatole  F.  A.  Poindron,  Paris,  agent  for  France, 
J.  B.  .Jackson,  Shanghai,  agent  for  China. 
G.  A,  Harris,  YpHoharaa,  agent  for  Japan, 


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315 


A.  W.  Donly,  Mexico. 

J.  E.  Ray,  St.  John's,  Newfoundland. 

E.  H.  S.  Flood,  Barbcodos,  agent  for  British  West 
Indies,  Bermudas,  and  British  Guiana. 

John  T.  Lithgow,  Glasgow,  Scotland. 

F.  A.  C.  Bickerdike,  Belfast,  Ireland. 
W.  T.  R.  Preston,  Holland. 

E.  S.  Kirkpatrick,  Cuba. 

W.  G.  Fischer,  Berlin,  Germany. 

W.  A.  Beddoe,  Aviokland,  New  Zealand. 

H.  R.  Poussette,  Durban,  Natal,  South  Africa. 

CANADIAN  COMMERCIAIj  AGENTS. 

E.  A.  H.  Haggart,  Kingston,  agent  for  Jamaica. 
Eklgar  Tripp,    Port  of   Spain,    Trinidad,    agent  for 
Trinidad  and  Tobago, 

R.  H.  Curry,  Nassau.  Bahamas. 

C.  E.  Sontum,  Christiania,  Norway,  agent  for  Norway, 
Sweden  and  Denmark. 

In  addition  to  their  other  duties  the  undermentioned 
Canadian  agents  will  also  answer  enquiries  relative  to 
trade  matters,  and  their  services  are  available  in  fur- 
thering the  interests  of  Canadian  traders : — 

W.  L.  Griffith,  17  Victoria  St.,  London,  S.  W.,  England. 

Harrison  Watson,  73  Basinghall  St., London,  E.O.,Eng. 

OUTSIDE   SERVICE— culler's   OFFICE,  QTJEBEC. 

Acting  Supervisor,  Thos.  Harney 

Specification  Clerks,  F.  Gallagher,  G.  Bellerive, 

J.  M.  Croteau 

Cullers,  Jos.  Bergeron,  A.  Frederick,  E.  Kelly, 

D.  McKendry,  Wm.  McPeak,  M.  O'Brien 

LEATHER   AND   UIDES. 

Chief  Inspector  of  Hides,  Geo.  Roy,  Quebec 

Inspectors,  E.  A.  Thompson,  Toronto ;  A.  Bisson- 
nette,  Montreal ;  Louis  Blais,  Quebec ;  Desire 
Begin,  Levis,  Que. ;  John  Linehan,  St.  John, 
N.B. ;  W.  J.  Bird,  Winnipeg,  Man 

FISH  AND  FISH  OILS. 

Inspectors,  D.  J.  Melvin,  Halifax,  N.S.  ;    F.  C. 

Smith,  Lunenburg,  N.S 

Inspector  Pot  d;  Pearl  Ashes,  E.  J.  Major,Montreal 

GRAIN  INSPECTION— EASTERN  DIVISION. 

Chief  Inspector,  A.  G.  McBeaii,  Montreal 

Deputy  Inspector,  Alex.  Boyer,  Montreal 

"  "  Alex.  F.  Fillion,  Montreal 

Office  Clerk,  L.  G.  Labelle,  Montreal 

Inspector  Grain  <b  Hay,  IE,.  M.  Campbell,  Toronto. 

Deputy  Inspector,  A.  S.  Turner,  Toronto 

Inspector  Grain  <fc  Hay,  W.  J.  McNeill,  Kingston 

"  "  F.  Hurley,  Peterboro' . . 

Inspector  of  Grain  and   Weighmaster,    A.    A. 

Bowen,  Kemptville,  Ont  

Inspector  Binder  Twine,  J.  L.  Haycock,  Kingston 

Inspector  of  Flour,  P.  Rousseau,  Montreal 

Hay  Inspector,  Nelson  Bickerdike,  Montreal.... 

GRAIN  INSPECTION— WESTERN  DIVISION. 

Chief  Inspector  of  the  Dominion,  , 

Winnipeg,  Man 

Inspector,  F.  E.  Gibbs,  Fort  William,  Ont 

Warehouse  Com'ner,  Chas.  C.  Castle,  Winnipeg. . 
Deputy    Warehouse    Commissioner,    M.    Snow, 

Winnipeg 

Deputy  Inspector,  T.  M.  Horn,  Winnipeg 

"  Geo.  Serls,  Winnipeg 

A.  F.  Gibbs,  Fort  William. . . . 

*'  Jas.  D.  Eraser,  Winnipeg 

"  C.  S.  Langille,  Winnipeg 

•'  Jas.  O'Hagan,  Fort  William  .. 

••  F.  E.  Endersby,  Fort  William. 

"  W.  Crawford,  Duluth 

Geo.  Hill,  Calgary 

"  Fred.  Symes,  Fort  William  .. 

T.  A.E.Elliott,    «'         "       .. 

"  Edmond  Boyer,  "  " 

Assistants,  F.  Collins,  W.  Cuddy,  H.  J.  McLean, 

Jas.  Cuddy,  Winnipeg  ;  Guy  McDougal,  Fort 

William  ;  T.  C.  Collins,  Duluth 


Chief  Clerks,  J.  Smith,  D.  Monson,  Winnipeg  . . . 
Assistants,  F.  Neve,  G.  Hammond,  Jas.  McMahon, 

Winnipeg 

Weighmen,   Edwin    Poulin,    Vancouver ;    J.    T. 

Hollinshead,   R.    Hartley,    R.   J.   Temple,   R. 

Hj-mers,  A.  F.  Geikie,  Fort  William 

Secretary  Board  of  Survey  and  Grain  Standards 

Board,  C.  N.  Bell,  Winnipeg 

Shippers  Represent' tivCyJ),  D.  Campbell,Winnipeg 

BOUNTIES. 

hispector  Lead  Bounties,  G.  O.  Buchanan,  Kaslo, 
B.C 

Inspector  Iron  and  Steel  Bounties,  F.  G.  Muggah, 
Sydney,  N.S.;  J.  G.  Parmelee,  Sault  Ste.  Marie, 
Out.;  Robt.  Hutchison,  Hamilton,  Ont.;  Jesse 
Allen,  Midland,  Ont 

Asst.  Insprs.  Iron  and  Steel  Bounties,  Jas.  Mac- 
Neill, Sydney, N.S. ;  M.  J.  Hartigan,Sydney  Mines 

Inspector  Crude  Petroleum  Bounties,  W.  J. 
Harvey,  Petrolea,  Ont 

Asst.  Inspector,  T.  I.  Coffey,  Moncton,  N.B 

Clerk,  Miss  B.  Jackson,  Petrolea 

CHINESE   IMMIGRATION. 

Controller,  J.  C.  Newbury,  Victoria,  B.C 

Interpreters,  L.  Mong  Kow,  H.  E.  Beckwith,  F. 

W.  Davey,  Z.  G.  Pickard,  Victoria,  B.C 

Controller,  J.  M.  Bowell,  Vancouver,  B.C 

Interpreters,  Yip  On,   C.   A.   Warsnop,   Robert 

Aitken,  John  Buchan,  Vancouver,  B.C 

Controller,  R.  S.  White,  Montreal 

Interpreters,  Loo  Chang  Hing,  Lewis  Prevost, 

Montreal 

Controllers,  A.  S.  Mitchell,  J.  R.  Power,  Halifax. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LABOR. 

Minister  of  Labor,  Hon.  W.  L.  Mackenzie  King,  C.M.G., 

Ph.D.,  M.A.,  LL.B. 
Deputy  Minister  of  Labor  and  Editor  of  the  '* Labor 

Gazette,"  Frederick  A.  Acland. 
Assistant  Deputy  Minister,  Gerald  H.  Brown. 
Associate  Editor,  ''Labor  Gazette,"  R.  H.  Coats,  B.A. 
Librarian,  W.  W.  Edgar,  M.A. 
Accountant,  E.  A.  Thomas. 
Staff  Clerks,  G.  G.  V.  Ardouin,  Frank  J.  Plant,  E.  H. 

Williams,  H.  Andrews,  R.  G.  Smith. 
"Fair  Wages"  Officers,Yictor  Du  Breuil,  J.  D. McNiven. 
Tran.slator,  E.  Vincelette. 
Minister's  Private  Secretary,  F.  W.  Giddens. 
Stenographers,  F.  A.  McGregor,  Miss  E.  M.  Shearman, 

MissM.  L.  Delaney,  Miss  E.  Dewan,  Miss  F.  A.  V.  Lee. 
Filing  Clerk, 

Messengers,  Jos.  H.  Lacelle,  W.  J.  Rump. 
Packer  and  Sorter,  W.  P.  Ainsborough. 

THE  ROYAL  MINT. 

Deputy  Master,  Dr.  James  Bonar. 
Superintendent  of  Coining,  A.  H.  W.  Cleave. 
Chief  Assay er,  Ralph  G.  J.  Pearson. 
Assistant  Assayer,  A.  L.  Entwistle. 
Second  Assistant  Assayer,  L.  P.  Morgan. 
Chief  Clerk  and  Accountant,  John  Roe. 
Bullion  Clerk,  G.  V.  W.  Howard. 
First  Senior  Clerk,  A.  J.  Baker. 
Second  Senior  Clerk,  H.  E.  Ewart. 
Foreman  Coiner,  T.  Mansell. 
Foreman  Melter,  D.  P.  Bateman. 
Foreman  of  Mechanics,  P.  S.  Roe. 


PROVINCE    OP    ONTARIO. 

•»  Entered  Confederation  1st  July,  1867.      Population  1901—2,167,978. 

Skat  of  Government Toronto. 

LiHUTBNANT-GovBRNOR,  His  Honour  John  Morison  Gibson,  K.C.,  LL.D.,  $10,000. 
Official  Secretary,  Capt.  D.  Douglas  Young,  R.  C.  Dragoons ;  1st  Assistant  Secretary,  Lieut.  Archibald 
Gibson,  13th  Regb.    Snd  Assistant  Secretary,  Mr.  Sidney  Fellowes. 

EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL. 


Hope 


President  of  Council  ajid  Premier,  Hon.  Sir  J, 

P.  Whitney $9,000 

Attorney -General,  Hon.  J.  J.  Foy 6,000 

Treasurer  of  the  Province,  Hon.  A.  J.  Matheson    6,000 
Secretary  and  Registrar  of  Province,  Hon.  W.  J. 
Hanna 6,000 


Minister  of  Education,  Hon.  R.  A.  Pyne $6,000 

Minister  of  Agriculture,  Hon.  J.  S.  Duff 6,000 

Minister  of  Public  Works,  Hon,  J.  O.  Reaume . . .     6,000 
Minister  of  Lands  and  Mines,  Hon.  F.  Cochrane    6,000 
Without  Portfolio,  Hon.  J.  S.  Hendrie,  C.V.O., 
Hon.  A.  Beck,  Hon.  I.  B.  Lucas. 


Clerk,  Executive  Council,  J.  Lonsdale  Capr^ol,  K.C.;  Assistant  Clerk,  Matthew  Currey. 


PROVINCIAL  TREASURER'S  DEPARTMENT. 

Treasurer,  Hon.  A.  J.  Matheson 

%i^  Assistant  Treasurer,  C.  H.  Sproule 

Chief  Clerk,  W.  N.  Douglas 

SUCCESSION   DUTY  OFFICE. 

Solicitor,  J,  B.  McLeod 

Assistant  Solicitor,  R.  E.  M.  Meighen 

king's  printer's  office. 

King's  Printer,  L.  K.  Cameron   

Assistant  King's  Printer,  S.  P.  Grant 


AUDIT  OFFICE. 

Auditor,  James  Clancy 

Assistant  Auditor,  A.  J.  Rattray 

Chief  Clerk,  G.  A.  Brown 

First-Class  Clerk,  C.  O.  Brimer 

First-Class  Clerk,  T.  R.  Jennings 

Second-Class  Clerk,  W.  A.  Glockling 

Clerks,  D.   R.    Roberts,  $1,000;   W.  H.  Hewitt, 

1950 ;  F.  J.  Coles,  $950 ;  F.  A.  Hicks,  $900  ;  0. 

G.  Gladman,  $750 ;  J.  S.  Paul 

Messenger,  L.  J.  Leigh 

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S  OFFICE. 

Attorney-General,  Hon.  J.  J.  Foy  K.C 

Deputy  Attormy -General,  J.  R.  Cartwright,  K.C. 

Solicitor,  Edward  Bayley,  K.C 

Clerk  Executive  Council,  J.  L.  Capr^ol,  K.C 

Asst.  Clerk  Executive  Council  and  Private  Secre- 
tary to  Attorney-General,  Matthew  Currey. ... 

Government  Detectives,  J.  E.  Rogers,  $2,500; 
Wm.  Greer,  $1,950;  John  Miller,  $1,700;  Hy. 
Reburn  

Municipal  Auditor,  John  W.  Sharpe 

INSPECTOR  OF  DIVISION  COURTS. 

Inspector,  J.  B.  Macdonald 

Assist.  Inspector,  F.  W.  Macqueen 

INSPECTOR  OF   REGISTRY  OFFICES. 

Inspector,  D.  Guthrie,  K.C,  Guelph 

SUPERINTENDENT  NEGLECTED  CHILDREN. 

Superintendent,  J.  J.  Kelso 


$3,500 
2,000 
1,650 
1,450 
1,150, 
1,050 


700 
350 


$6,000 
4,000 
3,250 
2,400 

2,000 


1,200 
2,200 


1,800 
1,500 


1,850 


2,200 


INSPECTOR  OF  INSURANCE. 


Inspector, 


REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S  DEPARTMENT. 

Registrar-General,  Hon.  W.  J.  Hanna,  Prov.  Sec. 
Deputy  Registrar-General,  John  W.  S.  McCul- 

lough,  M.D $2,800 

Record  Clerk,  C.  S.  Horrocks 1,100 

Clerks,  J.  McGill  Ridley,  $1,200;  F.  Jones,  $1,000 ; 

T.  K.  Rogers,  $1,100 ;  S.  J.  Manchester,  $1,000 ; 

Geo.  W.  Jones,  $900 ;  W.  F.  Jones 1.000 

Stenographer,  H.  J.  Scobie 650 

Clerk,  J.  H.  Latimer 650 

PROVINCIAL  BOARD  OF  HEALTH. 

Chairman,   Dr.   Charles  Sheard,  Toronto.    Dr. 

Milton  L  Beeman,  Newburgh  ;  Dr.  John  W.  S. 

McCullough,Alli8ton  ;  Dr.  W  R.  Hall,  Chatham. 
Secretary  and  Chief  Health  Officer  of  Ontario, 

John  W.  S.  McCuilough,  M.D $2,250 

Medical  Inspector,  R.  W.  Bell,  M.D 2,200 

Director  of  Laboratory,  J.  A.  Amyot,  M.D 1,900 

Chief  Clerk,  G.  B.  Lindsay 1,150 

Chemist,  G.  G.  Nasmith 1,400 

Assistant  Chemist,  T.  0.  Weldon,  M.D 600 

Assistant  Bacteriologists,  W.  T.  Connell,  M.D., 

Kingston,  $500;  O.  K.  Lang,  M.D.,  Toronto  ...  600 

Laboratory  Clerk,  C.  F.  Hare 700 

Stenographer,  J.  M.  Benning 650 

M.Power 600 

*'            O.  M.  Lindsay 500 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS. 


Minister,  Hon.  J.  0.  Reaume 

Deputy  Minister,  R.  P.  Fairbairn 

Minister's  Secretary, 

Clerk  and  Stenographer,  Miss  M.  Norris 

Architect,  F.  R.  Heakes 

Asst.  Architect,  Wm.  Harland 

Draughtsman,  J.  E,  McLean 

Clerk  and  Stenographer,  Miss  M.  E.  Sauriol . 

Engineer,  A.  J.  Half ord 

Assistant  Engineer,  Geo.  Hogarth 

Clerk  and  Stenographer,  Mrs.  M.  I.  Nolan. . . 
Accountant  and  Law  Clerk,  J.  P.  Eklwards. . 
Secretary  H.  F.  McNaughten 


$6,000 
3.250 


2,300 
1,500 
1,150 

600 
2,300 
1,500 

650 
1,500 
1.400 


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1911] 


PROVINCE   OF  ONTARIO. 


317 


Clerk,  M.  C.  O'Donnell $1,300 

Clerk  of  Files,  Miss  A.  Quigley 550 

Messenger  and  Caretaker,  Augustus  Forrester  . .       750 

HIGHWAYS  BRANCH. 

Civil  Engineer,  W.  A.  McLean 1,400 

Clerk  and  Stenographer,  Miss  M.  St.  Charles 650 

Clerk  and  Stenographer,  Miss  Ethel  Purvis 650 

COLONIZATION  ROADS  BRANCH. 

Superintendent,  

Accountant,  M.  P.  Boherty 1,350 

Clerk,  J.  Bradshaw 1,000 

BURKAU  OF  LABOUR. 

Superintendent,  1,500 

OFFICIAL  REFEREES,   DRAINAGE   ACT. 

Drainage  Referee,  G.  F.  Henderson,  Barrister, 

Ottawa,  Ont. 
Reporters,  E.  J.   Scully,  Windsor,   Ont.;  Lydia 

Sager,  Cornwall,  Ont. 

GAME  AND  FISHERIES. 

Superintendent,  Edwin  Tinsley  $2,300 

Inspector,  W.  W.  Holden 1,600 

Inspector,  Capt.  A.  Hunter 1,500 

Clerks,  H.  G.  Cox,  $1,250 ;  J.  H.  Pegg,  $1,200 ; 

Nora  Lynch 600 

Clerk  and  Stenographer,  A.  B.  Wallace 650 

*•               •'              K.  Campbell 500 

PRISONS  DEPARTMENT. 

OFFICE  OF  PRISONS  AND  PUBLIC  CHARITIES. 

Inspector  of  Asylums,  C.R.W.  Postlethwaite. ..  $2,500 
Inspectors  of  Prisons  and  Public  Charities,  R.  W. 

Bruce  Smith,  M.D.,  $2,600;  E.  R.  Rogers 2,600 

Law  Clerk,  Chas.  G.  Jones 1,600 

AccountarU,  F.  C.  Williams 1,450 

Public  Institutions. 

Central  Prison  for  Ontario,  Toronto— 

ITarden,  J.  T.  Gilmour,  M.D 2,750 

Bursar,  Alex.  JaflFray 1,350 

Andrew  Mercer  Reformatory  for  Females  and  In- 
dustrial Refuge  for  Girls,  Toronto— 

Superintendent,  Mrs.  Emma  O'Sullivan 1,600 

Bursar,  Thos.  Mackenzie 1,350 

Toronto  Asylum— 

Medical  Superintendent,  C.  K.  Clarke,  M.D.     2,600 
Bursar,  James  Corcoran 1,700 

London  Asylum — 

Medical  Stcperintend't,  W.J.  Robinson,  M.D.     2,600 
Bursar,  Jos.  Hazard 1,600 

Kingston  Asylum— 

Medical  Superintendent,  Edward  Ryan ,  M.  D .    2,600 
i?ttr«ar,  W.  R.  Dick 1,500 

Hamilton  Asylum — 

Medical  Superintendent,  W.  M.  English,  M.D.  2,600 
Bursar,  B.  Way 1,600 

Mimico  Asylum— 

Medical  Superintendent,  N.  H.  Beemer,  M.D.    2,600 
Bursar,  Mark  Keilty 1,500 

Brockville  Asylum— 

Medical  Superintendent,  Dr.  Forster 2,600 

Bursar,  W.  P.  Dailey 1,500 

Asylum  for  Idiots,  Orillia — 

Medical  Superintendent,  J.  P.  Downey 2,600 

Bursar,  W.  H.  Tallman 1,500 

Cobourg  Asylum— 

Medical  Superintendent,  T.  J.  Moher,  M.D. .     1,800 
Bursar,  M.  J.  Doyle 1,350 

Penetanguishene  Asylum — 

Medical  Superintendent,  W.  T.  Wilson,  M.D.    2,600 
Bursar,  J.  H.  Spence 1,200 

Woodstock  Asylum  for  Epileptics — 

Medical  Superintendent,  Dr.  J.  J.  Williams.     2,200 
Bursar,  C.  C.  Hodgins 


Gaolers  in  Ontario. 

Barrie J.  Sissons  North  Bay . .  W.  J.  Bailey. 

Belleville  ...T.  Ketcheson  Orangeville.C.  Bowles 

Berlin J.  Cook  Ottawa W.  Kehoe 

Bracebridge.D.  McDonald  OwenSound.J.  Miller 

Brantford...J.  Y.  Frown  ParrySound.J.  Manson 

Brampton  ..W.  L.  Wilson  Pembroke  ..W.  Brown 

Brockville  . .  A.  McDougall  Perth W.  H.  Grant 

Cayuga A.  Williamson  Peterboro* . .  H.  Nesbitt 

Chatham —  J.  Davidson  Picton A.  Huyck 

Cobourg ....  W.  A.  Reid.  Port  Arthur.  T.  Penfold 

Cornwall.. . .  T.  W.  Ault.  S.Cath'rines.G.  Bush 

Ft.  Frances. W.  Lowe.  St.  Thomas.. N.  W.  Moore 

Goderich  . . .  J.  Griffin  Sandwich. . .  Jno.  Harman 

Gore  Bay . . .  S.  Cronkhite  Sarnia R.G.McArthur 

Guelph J.  McNab  Sau. S.Marie.  Jno.  Hearst 

Hamilton ...  J.  Ogilvie  Simcoe O.  Robertson 

Kenora D.G.McKinnon  Stratford.. . .  H.  Nichol 

Kingston.. .  .C.  H.  Corbett  Sudbury T.  Keaney. 

Lindsay A.  Jackson  Toronto A.B  Chambers 

London J.  Carter  Walkerton . .  D.  McKechnie 

L'Orignal . . .  J.  D.  Cameron  Welland J.  Coulson 

Milton A.  McGibbon  Whitby J.  E.  Schiller. 

Napanee . . . .  W.  E.  Loy st  Woodstock. .  C.  Wilson. 

PROVINCIAL  REGISTRAR'S  OFFICE. 

Deputy  Registrar,  J.  F.  C.  Ussher $1,600 

PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY'S  DEPARTMENT. 

Provincial  Secretary,  Hon.  W.  J.  Hanna $6,000 

Assistant  Secretary,  S.  A.  Armstrong 3,250 

Chief  Clerk,  J.  B.  McLachlan 1,550 

Minister's  Secretary,  A.  E.  Semple 1,900 

LICENSE  AND  ADMINISTRATION  OF  JUSTICE  ACCOUNTS  BRANCH 

First  Officer,  Eudo  Saunders 2,700 

Acountant,  J.  F.  Mowat 1,850 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LANDS,  FORESTS  &  MINES. 

Minister,  Hon.  F.  Cochrane $6,000 

Deputy  Minister  of  Lands  and  i^oresfs..  A.  White  4,000 

Deputy  Minister  of  Mines,  T.  W.  Gibson 3,250 

Law  Clerk,  G.  Kennedy,  M.  A.,  LL.D.,  K.C 2,600 

Minister's  Secretary,  G.  W.  Yates 2,000 

Secretary  to  Department,  E.  S.  Williamson 1,750 

Sales  and  Free  Grants  Branch. 

Chiej  Clerk,  J.  J.  Murphy 2,100 

Surveys  Branch. 

Director,  Geo.  B.  Kirkpatrick,  O.L.S 2,500 

Draughtsman,  J.  F.  Whitson,  O.L.S 2,200 

ChieJ  Clerk  oj  Patents,  C.  S.  Jones 1 ,850 

Woods  and  Forests  Branch. 

Chief  Clerk,  J.  A.  G.  Crozier 2,100 

Accounts  Branch. 

Accountant,  D.  G.  Ross 2,300 

Registrar's  Branch. 

Registrar,  Frank  Yeigh 1,500 

Bureau  of  Mines. 

Provincial  Geologist,  Prof.  W.  G.  Miller 4,250 

Crown  Land  Agents. 

Apsley T.  G.  Eastland    Matheson F.  A.  Child 


Blezard  VaVy,3.  A.  Lemieux 
Bracebridge...3.  B.  Brown 
Cochrane.  ..J.  G.  Campbell 

Denbigh Chas.  Both 

Dry  den R.  11.  Pronger 

Emo A.  McFayden 

Emsdale Wm.  Jenkins 

Englehart J.  Woolings 

Fort  Frances.C.J.Hollands 

Kenora W.  L.  Spry 

Kinmount Jas.  Wilson 

L'Amable J.  R.  Tait 

Magnetaxvan.  J.  S.  Freeborn 
Marksv'le  W.E.Whybourne 
Massey  Sta'n...R.  J.  Byers 

Crown  Timber  Agents. 


Mattaiva Robt.  Small 

Minden R.  H.  Baker 

New  Liskeard  ..J.J.  Grills 
North  Bay . .  W.  J.  Parsons 
Parry  Sound,  F.  R.  Powell 
Pembroke  . . .  D.  B.  Warren 
Port  Arthur.. II.  A.  Keefer 

Powassan H.  J.  Ellis 

S'ltS.Marie,B.  J.  Rothwell 
Sturgeon  Falls,  J.  A.FhiMon 
Stratton  Sta..W.  Campbell 
Sudbury,  J.  K.  MacLennan 
Thessalon,  Thos.  Buchanan 

Warren E.  A.Wright 

Wilno Adam  Prince 


Arnprior....^.  M.  Johnson 

Ft.  Frances G.  Watts 

Kenora Wm.  Margach 

Ne%o  Liskeard,  R.  G.  Howie 
North  Bay. .J.T.  McDougall 

Ottatva E.J,  Darby 

Parry  5d. . . .  W.P.  Christie 


Peterboro' A.  Stevenson 

Port  Arthur. . .  J.  A.  Oliver 
S.  Ste.  Marie.  .J.  Maughan 
Sudbury,  Chas.  Henderson 
Thessalon. ..  H.  McDonald 
Webbivood  . .  S.  J.  Hawkins 


318 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO. 


[1911 


Cobalt T. 

Elk  Lake .... 
Englehart..A 
Goivganda . . . 
Haileybury. . 
Kenora 


Bracebridge . 
Ft.  Frances 
Gore  Bay.. . 

Kenora 

A'orth  Bay  . . 


Mining  Recorders. 
A.  McArthur 

A.  Skill 

J.  Browning 
.H.  Sheppard 
..G.  T.  Smith 
...W.L.  Spry 


Larder  Lake.. J.  A.  Hough 
Parry  Sound,lI.F.MGQ,mre 
Port  Arthur.. J.  W.  Morgan 

Porcupine A.  E.  Bruce 

Sit.  Ste.  3faric,S.T.Bowker 
Sudbury... 0.  A.  Campbell 


Local  Masters  of  Title. 


.J.  E.  Lount 


.W.  R.  Abrev 
R.  E.Preston 
.C.  Lamarche 


Parry  Sound.. P.  McCurry 
PL  Arthur. .  .J.  M.  Munro 
S.Ste.Marie.. y.Mcii3im&r& 
Sudbury F.  F.  Lemieux 


EDUCATION  DEPARTMENT.    (St.  James'  Square.) 

Minister  of  Education,  Hon.  R.  A.  Pyne,  M.  D.  ,LLD.  $6,000 
Deputy  Minister  of  Education,  A.  H.  U.  Colquhoun 

B.A.,  LLD 3,250 

Superintendent  of  Education,  J.  Seath,  M.  A.  ,LL.  D.  4 ,000 

Departmental  &  Minister  sPte. Secy., C.'W.  Jamea  2,000 

Clerk  of  Records,  A.  C.  Paull 1,800 

Chief  Accountant,  i.  R.  Humphreys 1,700 

Registrar  of  Educat'l  Council,  R.  W.  Anglin,  M.  A.  2,000 

Li6raria7i,  H.  R.  Alley 1,600 

Historiographer,  J.  G.  Hodgins,  LL.D.,  I.S.O. ..  2,200 

Sup.  Mech.  Insts.  d:  Arts  Schools,  Walter  Nursey  2,000 

Superintendent  of  Museum,  David  Boyle 1,800 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

Minister,  Hon.  J.  S.  Duff $6,000 

Dep'y   Min.  &   See.  Bur'u  of  Ind'st's,    O.   O. 

James 4,000 

Chief  Clerk  and  Statistician,  W.  O.  Galloway . . .  2,100 

Secretary  to  Department,  W.  B.  Roadhouse 1,750 

Supt.  of  Institutes,  G.  A.  Putnam 2,300 

Supt.  of  Agr.  Societies,  J.  Lockie  Wilson 2,500 

Director  of  Live  Stock  Branch,  A.  P.  Wester- 

velt 2,500 

Dir.  of  Fruit  Branch  and  Sec.  of  Fruit  Grow.  Asso., 

P.  W.  Hodgetts 2,100 

Accountant,  W.  G.  Lindsay 1,200 

Dir.  of  Colonization,  Donald  Sutherland 2,200 

AQRICULTORAL  COIiLEGE,  GDEIiPH. 

President,  G.  0.  Creelman,  B.S.  A.,  LL.D 2,200 

Prof,  of  Dairy  Husbandry,  H.  H.  Dean,  B.S.A, .  2,200 

Prof,  of  Field  Husbandry,  C.  A.  Zavitz,  B.S.A. .  2,200 

Prof,  of  Veterinary  Science,  Dr.  J.  H.  Reed 1,200 

Prof  .of  Landscape  Gardening,  H.  L.Hutt,  B.S.  A.  2,000 

Prof,  of  Animal  Husbandry,  G.  E.  Day,  B.S.A. . .  2,200 

Prof,  of  English,  J.  B.  Reynolds,  B.A 2,200 

Professor  of  Chemistry,  R.  Harcourt,  B.S.A 2,200 

Prof,  of  Botany  and  Nature  Study,  S.  B.  Mc- 

Cready,  B.A 2,200 

Professor  of  Bacteriology,  S.  F.  Edwards,  M.S. . .  1,900 
Prof,  of  Entomology  &  Zoology,  0.  J.  S.  Bethune, 

M.  A.,  D.C.L 1,700 

Prof,  of  Poultry  Husb'dry,  W.  R.  Graham,  B.S.A  1,900 

Prof,  of  Physics,  W.  H.  Day,  B.S.  A 1,700 

Prof,  of  Forestry,  E.  J.  Zavitz,  M.S.F 1,700 

Prof,  of  Pomology,  J.  W.  Crow,  B.S.A 1,500 

Associate  Prof,  in  Animal  Husbandry,  R.  W. 

Wade,  B.S. A 1,700 

Associate  Prof,  in  Entomx>logy,  T.  D.  Jarvis, 

B.S.A 1,600 

Lect.  in  Field  Husbandry,  W.  J.  Squirrel,  B.S.A.  1,500 

Lect.  in  Economics,  H.  H.  LeDrevv,  B.S.A 1,400 

Lect.  in  Bacteriology,  D.  H.  Jones,  B.S.A 1,300 

Lect.  in  Botany,  J.  W.  Eastham,  B.S 1,200 

Lect.  in  Botany  and  Entomology,  J.  E.  Howitt, 

M.S.  A 1,200 

Lect.  in  Fungous  Diseases  and  Insects,  L.  Caesar, 

B.S.A 1,200 


Lect.  in  Chemistry,  H.  L.  Fulmer,  B.S.A $1,300 

Lect.  in  Floriculture,  Wm.  Hunt 1,000 

Lect.  in  Apiculture,  M.  Pettit 1,200 

Demon,  in  Chemistry  (Soil),  L.  D.  Jackson,  B.A.  900 

Demonstrator  in  Chemistry,  G.  E.  Smith 700 

Demonstrator  in  Chemistry,  Miss  M.  A.  Purdy . .  900 

Demonstrator  in  Physics,  R.  R.  Graham,  B.A. . .  1,000 
Demonstrator  in  Pomology,  A.  H.  MacLennan, 

B.S.A 800 

Fellow  in  Chemistry,  G.  MacKay,  B.A 450 

Assistant  Librarian  aifid  Teacher  in  French  and 

German,  Miss  E.  C.  Dwight 1,000 

Bursar  and  Supt.,  S.  Springer 2,000 

Secretary  and  Registrar,  J.  B.  Fairbaim 1,300 

Resident  Master,  G.  H.  Unwin,  B.S.A 700 

Physician,  Dr.  W.  O.  Stewart 600 

Matron,  Mrs.  Cunningham 600 

MACDONALD  INSTITUTE. 

Dir.  of  Home  Economics,  Miss  M.  U,  Watson 1,700 

Prof,  of  Manual  Training,  John  Evans 1,800 

Instructor  in  Manual  Training,  E.  W.  Kendall..  l,30o 

Instructor  in  Normal  Methods,  Miss  G.  Greenwood  1,200 

Instructor  in  Domestic  Science,  Miss  J.  Roddick.  1,100 
Lecturer  in  Physiology,  Home  Nursing,  etc. ,  Dr. 

Annie  Ross 700 

Instructor  in  Domestic  Art,  Miss  Rosemina  Greist  1,100 
Demonstrator  in  Laundry  and  Household  Ad- 
ministration, Miss  Evelyn  Allan 800 

Demonstrator  in  Domestic  Art,  Mrs.  F.  Doughty  700 
Demonstrator  in  Domestic  Science,  Miss  Mary 

McLennan 950 

Supet-visor  of  House  Practice,  Miss  E.  Maddock .  300 

Lady  Superintendent,  Mrs.  K.  Fuller 900 

DAIRY  SCnOOLS. 

Agr.  College,  H.  H.  Dean,  Supt.,  Guelph 

Eastern,  G.  G.  Publovv,  Supt.,  Kingston 

ONTARIO   VETERINARY   COLLEGE,   TORONTO. 

Principal,  E.  A.  A.  Grange,  V.S.,  M.S 3,000 

ONTARIO  FACTORIES  INSPECTORS. 

James  T.  Burke,  Parliament  Buildings,  Toronto . .  1,600 

A.  W.  Holmes              "                "                "      ..  1,300 

Robt.  Hungerford       "                "                ••       ..  1,300 

Miss  M.  Carlyle           "                "                '•      ..  900 

Mrs.  J.  R.  Brown        "                "                "       . .  850 

Thomas  Kielty,  25  Russell  Ave.,  Ottawa 1,300 

Henrv  A.  Clarke,  821  King  St.  E. ,  London 1,250 

Stephen  J.  Mallion,  Stratford 1,250 

Fred  Kellond,  157  Wellington  St.  S.,  Hamilton  . .  1,250 

H.  J.  Tutt,  East  Toronto 1,250 

STATIONARY   ENGINEERS. 

Chairman  of  Board  of  Examiiurs,  W.  C.  McGhie  1,600 

Secretary,  D.  F.  Cashman 

THE  ONTARIO  RAILWAY  AND  MUNICIPAL 
BOARD. 

Chairman,  James  Leitch,  Esq.,  K.C $6,000 

Vice- Chairman,  A.  B.  Ingram 4,000 

Commissioner,  H.  N.  Kittson 4,000 

Secretary,  H.  C.  Small 2,400 

HYDRO-ELECTRIC  POWER  COMMISSION. 

Chairman,  Hon.  Adam  Beck,  M.P.P. 
Hon.  J.  S.  Hendrie,  M.P.P.,  C.V.O. 
W.  K.  McNaught,  M.P.P. 
Chief  Engineer,  P.  W.  Sothman. 
Secretary,  W.  W.  Pope. 


1911] 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO. 


319 


HOUSE  OF  ASSEMBLY— PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO. 

Twelfth  Legislature.    Elections  held  Ist  and  8th  June,  1908.    Speaker— Koa.  Thomas  Crawford. 


CON8TIT0BNCT. 


Addington 

A  Igoma   

Brant,  North . . . 
Brant,  South . . , 

Brockville 

Bruce,  Centre. . , 
Bruce,  North . . , 
Bruce,  South  . . , 

Carleton 

Dufferin 

Dundas 

Durham,  East. , 
Durham,  West.. 

Elgin,  East 

Elgin,  West  .... 

Essex,  North 

Essex,  South  . . . 
Fort  William. . . 

Frontenac 

Glengarry 

Orenville 

Orey,  Centre — 
Orey,  Noi-th  — 
Ghrey,  South  — 

Haldimand 

Halton 


Hamilton,  East. 

Hamilton,  West 

Hastings,  East.. 
Hastings,  North 
Hastings,  West. 
Huron,  Centre. . 
Huron,  North . . 
Huron,  South . . 

Kenora 

Kent,  East 

Kent,  West 


Kingston 

Lambton,  East. 
Lambton,  West. 
Lanark,  North.. 
Lanark,  South  . 

Leeds  

Lennox 

Lincoln 

London 

Manitoulin  .... 
Middlesex,  East. 
Middlesex,  N... 
Middlesex,  West 

Monck 

Muskoka 

Nipissing 

Norfolk,  North.. 
Norfolk,  South.. 
Northumb'ld,  E. 
Narthumb'ld,  W. 
Ontario,  North. 
Ontario,  South  . 
Ottawa,  East . . . 
Ottawa,  West . . . 
Oxford,  North. 
Oxford,  South  . . 

Parry  Sound. .. 

Peel 

Perth,  North.... 


POPU- 
LATION. 


18,114 

12,600 
24,379 
18,721 
17,112 
22,490 
19,694 
21,807 
21,703 
19,757 
14,464 
13,106 
17,901 
25,685 
27,339 

16,222 
16,557 
22,131 
21,021 

24,874 
24,068 
22,817 
15,835 
19.245 


17,446 
25,162 
17,772 


23,663 
33,759 

19,788 

19,398 
31,721 
17,236 
19,746 
19,254 
13,421 
26,305 
33,388 
8,582 
24,816 
16,419 
18,079 
14,099 
20,791 

15,064 
14,083 
20,495 
13,073 
18,180 
22,015 


25,644 
22,760 

18,907 

18,033 
27,714 


MEMBKR  ELECTED  WITH 
PARTY  ALLEGIANCE. 


Paul,  William  James.. Co?i. 

Grijfg,  Albert Con. 

Fisher,  John  Henry. . .  Con. 
Brewster,  W.  Staples.. Co?i. 
Donovan,  Albert  Ed . .  Con. 

Clark,  Hugh Con. 

Bowman,  Charles  M. .  .Lib. 

Truax,  Reuben  E Lib. 

McElroy,  Robert  H.  ..Con. 
McKeown,  Charles  R..Con. 
Whitney,  Hon.  Sir  J.  P.Con. 

Preston,  Josiah  J Con. 

Devitt,  John  Henry ...  Con. 

Brower,  Charles  A Con. 

Macdiarmid,  Finlay  G.  Con. 
Reaume,  Hon.  Jos.  O..Con. 
Anderson,  Charles  N..Con. 
Smellie,  Thos.  S.  T. . . .  Con. 

Gallagher,  John  S Co7i. 

McDonald,  Donald  R..Con. 
Ferguson,  George  H.  .Con. 
Luca.s,  Hon.  Isaac  B..Con. 
MacKay,  Hon.  A.  G.  ..Lib. 

Jamieson,  David Con. 

Kohler,  Jacob Lib. 

Nixon,  Alfred  W Con. 

Studholme,  A. .  .Ind.  Lab. 

Hendrie,  Hon.  John  S.Con. 

Richardson,  Amos  A. .  Con. 

Pearce,  Josiah  W Con. 

Johnson,  John  W Con. 

Proudfoot,  William . . .  Lib. 

Musgrove,  A.  H Con. 

Eilber,  Henry Con. 

Machin,  H.  A.  C Con. 

Bowyer,  Philip  H Con. 

Sulman,  George  Wm.. Con. 

Nickle,  Wm.  Folger. . .  Con. 

McCormick,  R.  J Lib. 

Hanna,  Hon.  W.  J Con. 

Preston,  Richard  F.  ..Con. 
Matheson,  Hon.  A.  J.. Con. 

Dargavel,  John  R Con. 

Carscallen,  Thomas  G.Con. 

Jessop,  Elisha Con. 

Beck,  Hon.  Adam Con. 

Gamey,  Robert  R Con. 

Neelj',  George Con. 

Doyle,  Jas.  Wm Con. 

Elliott,  John  C Lib. 

Ross,  James  Ahvay. . .  Con. 
Mahaflfy,  Arthur  A. . .  Con. 

Morel,  Henry Con. 

Innes,  Hugh  P Con. 

Pratt,  Arthur  C Con. 

Nesbitt,  Sam.  G.  M.  ..Con. 

Clarke,  Samuel Lib. 

Hoyle,  William  H  . . . .  Con. 

Cal'der,  Charles Con. 

McDougal,  Donald  J... Lt&. 
Fripp,  Alfred  Ernest.. Con. 

Mackay,  Andrew Lib. 

May  berry,  Thos.  R....Lib. 

Galna,  John Con. 

Charters,  Samuel Con. 

Torrance,  James Con. 


POST  OFFICE. 


Tarn  worth 

Bruce  Mines . . 

Paris 

Brantford 

Toronto 

Kincardine — 
Southampton . 
Walkerton  . . . 

Carp 

Orangeville. .. 

Toronto 

Bethany 

Blackstock . . . 
New  Sarum  . . 
Aldborough  .. 

Windsor  

Leamington  . . 
Fort  William  . 
Harrowsmith . 
Alexandria . . . 
Kemptville . . . 

Markdale 

Owen  Sound . . 

Durham 

Cayuga  

Georgetown  . . 

Hamilton 


Hamilton 

Deseronto  

Marmora 

Belleville 

Goderich 

Wingham 

Crediton 

Kenora 

Ridgetown  . . . . 
Chatham ...... 

Kingston 

Warkwick 

Sarnia 

Carleton  Place . 

Perth 

Elgin 

Napanee  

St.  Catharines . 

London 

Toronto  ..  

Dorchester 

Brinsley 

Glencoe  

Wellandport . . . 
Bracebridge . . . 

Mattawa 

Simcoe 

Toronto  

Brighton.* 

Cobourg  

Cannington 

Brooklin 

Ottawa 

Ottawa 

Woodstock  . . . . 
IngersoU 

Parry  Sound  . . 

Brampton 

Milverton 


VOTES 

receiv'd 


Ace. 
Ace. 

1850 
2815 
2195 
1940 
2282 
1774 
1352 


Ace. 
1575 
2?89 
3347 
2988 
2618 
1317 
1576 
2170 
1923 
2253 
3026 
2187 
1977 
2449 

2717  i 

3121 1 

2201 
2225 
1882 
2051 
2292 
2365 
1078 
2524 
3926 

2216/ 

2404 
3841 
2017 
Ace, 
2102 
1477 
3463 
5084 
1414 
2363 
2172 
1775 
1816 
Ace. 
1654 
1720 
1490 
2582 
1591 
2230 
2773 
2798 
4806 
2893 
2671 

2879 1 

2852 


DEFEATED  CANDIDATE  AND 

NUMBER  OP  VOTES 

RECEIVED. 


Geo.  Laidlaw  Telfer.1533 

M.  W.  McEwen 2616 

W.  S.  Buell 1684 

John  T.  Hunter 1584 

D.  M.  Jermyn 1945 

R.  E.  Clapp 1678 

W.  H.  Hartin 821 

R.  J.  Woods 2187 

Thos.  McDonald ....  1346 


Thos.  Baker 1511 

C.  W.  Wonnacott...l792 
F.  W.  Sutherland... 2738 

Arch.  McNee 1708 

John  A.  Auld 2540 

W.  H.  Hamilton  ....  840 
W.  H.  Reynolds  ....1395 
Alex.  W.  McDougain919 

R.  L.  Joynt 1900 

Pat.  McCullough....l238 

Geo.  M.  Boyd 2955 

NeilMcCannell 1936 

Wm.  Jaques 1630 

R.  D.  Warren 2098 

Scott 2642^ 

McClemont 1258  > 

Gordon 24  j 

Wardrope 1563 ) 

Armstrong 253  / 

D.  Poucher 1363 

Arch.  Riddell 1176 

Henry  Pringle 1709 

Andrt- w  Porter 1885 

JohnT.  Currie 2121 

Jacob  Kellerman.. . .  1982 

A.  E.  Annis 847 

R.  L.  Gosnell 2442 

Frederick  Stone....  3485 

E.  J.  B.  Pense 18221 

J.  H.  Metcalfe 29) 

H.  Montgomery 2169 

R.J.  Towers 3213 

R.  A.  Galbraith 1546 


Wm. 
M.  S. 
Wm. 
J.  M. 
John 
John 
C.  C. 
A.  P. 
Thos, 


J.Wilson 1913 

Madole 1460 

Mitchell 2351 

McEvoy 3681 

Carruthers 705 

Gibson 1824 

Hodgins 2063 

McDougald.,..1169 
Marshall 1781 


John  Loughrin 1145 

T.  R.  Atkinson 1647 

C.  S.  Kilmaster 1373 

L.  F.  Clarry 2004 

F.  D.  Boggs 1386 

W.J.  Kester 1779 

Jas.  Carnegie 2469 

Nap.  Champagne.. .  .2332 

Geo.  S.  May 3926 

Roberts.  Butler. ... 2461 
Donald  Sutherland.. 2627 

Johnson 1616  \ 

Gardiner . .  145  / 

John  M.  Godfrey.... 2354 
F.  W.  Hay 3422 


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317 
199 
511 
356 
337 

96 
531 

42 
914 

"64 
497 
609 
1280 

78 
477 
181 
251 

23 
1015 

71 
251 
347 
351 

75 

1558 

838 
1049 
173 
166 
171 
383 
231 
82 
441 


471 

189 
17 
1112 
1403 
709 
539 
109 
606 
35 

'609 
73 
117 
578 
205 
451 
304 


432 
44 

1263 


United    Typewriter   Co., 
In   all   Canadian  Cities. 
Head  Office  at  Toronto. 


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PROVINCE  OP  ONTARIO. 


[1911 


OONSTITUKNCY. 


Perth,  South.... 
Peterboro',  East. 
Peterboro',  West. 

Port  Arthur 


Prescott 

Prince  Edward . 

Rainy  River 

Renfrew,  North. 
Renfrew,  South. 

Russell  

Sault  Ste  Marie . 
Simeoe,  Centre.. 
Simcoe,  East — 
Siincoe,  South . . 

Simeoe,  West 

Stormont 

Sturgeon  Falls. . 
Sudbury 


Temiskaming. . . 
Toronto,  E.  "A" 

Toronto,  E.  "B' 


Toronto.  N.  "A' 
Toronto,  N.  "B' 
Toronto,  S.  "A' 
Toronto,  S.^'B' 

Toronto,  W.  "A" 

Toronto,  W.  "B" 

Victoria,  East... 
Victoria,  West . . 

Waterloo,  North 
South 


POPU- 
LATION. 


20,615 
17,076 
21,301 


27,035 

17,864 
24,017 
28,212 
32,879 

19,429 
26,105 

19,396 
27,042 


Waterloo 

Wetland 

Wellington,  E»st 

Wellington,  S. . . 

Wellington,  W.. 

Wentworth,  N. . 

Wentworth,  S. . . 

York,  East 

York,  North .... 

York,  West 


MBMBKR  KLECTED  WITH 
PARTY  ALLEGIANCK. 


17,734 

28,063 

25,280 
26,090 
18,134 


16,352 

13,002 

13,002 
19,142 
21,819 

26,197 


Stock,  Valentine Lib 

Thompson,  James Con 

Bradburn,  Thomas  E..Con 

Carrick,  John  James. .  Con. 

Pharand,  George  H. . .  Con. 
Norman,  Robert  A.. . .  Con. 
Preston,  Wm.  Alfred. .Con. 

Reid,  Norman Lib. 

McGarry,  Thomas  W . .  Con. 

Racine,  Damase Lib. 

Hearst,  William  H Con. 

Thompson,  Alfred  B 
Tudhope,  James  B . . 
Ferguson,  Alexander. .  Con. 
*Duff ,  Hon.  James  S . .  Con. 

McCart,  Wm.  John Lib. 

Aubin,  Adolphe  A Con. 

Cochrane,  Hon.  Frank.  Con. 

Shillington,  Robt.  T..Con. 
Pyne,  Hon.  Robert  A.  Con. 

Whitesides,  Thos.  R..Con. 

McNaught,  Wm.  K. . .  Con 

Shaw,  John Con. 

Foy,  Hon.  James  J.  ..Con. 
Qooderham,  Geo.  H . .  Con. 


.Con. 
.Lib. 


POST  OFFICE. 


Tavistock . . . , 

Havelock 

Peterboro' . . , 

Port  Arthur , 


L'Original 

Picton 

Fort  Frances 

Westmeath 

Renfrew 

Casselman 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  . 
Penetanguishene. 

Orillia 

Schomberg 

Cookstown 

Avonmore 

Sturgeon  Falls . . . 
Toronto  

Haileybury 


Crawford,  Hon.  Thos..Co?i 


McPherson ,  Wm,  D . . .  Con. 

Mason,  Robert  Mercer.  Con. 
Fox,  Samuel  John Con. 

Lackner,  Henry  Geo.  .Con. 

Pattinson,  George Con. 

Fraser,  Evan  Eugene..  Con. 
Craig,  James  J Con. 

Vacant 

McEwing,  James Lib. 

Wilson,  Gordon  O Con. 

Reed,  Daniel Lib. 

McCowan ,  Alexander. .  Con. 
Lennox,  Thomas  H . . .  Con. 


Godfrey,  Forbes '.Con. 


Toronto 

Toronto . 

Toronto . 
Toronto . 
Toronto . 
Toronto . 

Toronto . 
Toronto . 


Fenelon  Falls. 
Lindsay  

Berlin 


Preston  

Niagara  Falls. 
Fergus 


Drayton , 

Dundas , 

Glanf  ord 

East  Toronto  , 
Aurora 

Mimico 


VOTES 

DEFEATED  CANDIDATE  AND 

H  PC 
pa  0 

receiv'd 

NUMBER  OP  VOTES 

S'Si 

RECEIVED. 

^^ 

2453 

Nelson  Monteith.. 

..2397 

56 

1978 

Patrick  McNulty.. 

..1257 

721 

2561 

G.  A.  Gillespie.... 

..2133 

428 

1241 1 

Geo.  Mooring 

L.  S.  English 

..  861\ 
..  148/ 

380 

1944 

L.  J.  Labrosse 

..1940 

4 

2221 

W.  P.  Niles 

..2089 

132 

944 

H.  W.  Kennedy. . . 

..  774 

170 

2274 

Alex.  Morris 

..2076 

198 

2623 

B.G.Connolly.... 

..2384 

239 

2642 

Wilfrid  Thivierge. 

..1857 

785 

1406 

Chas.  N.  Smith.... 

..1165 

241 

1972 

Richard  Graham.. 

..1608 

364 

8105 

Jas,  LHartt 

..2925 

180 

Ace. 
1921 

Jos.  A.  Akitt 

..1017 

904 

2327 

JohnC.Milligan.. 

..2319 

8 

959 

Alfred  Linioges 

..  853 

106 

1492 

Chas.  V.Price.... 

..  888 

604 

1649 1 

A.A.  MoKelvie.... 
A.  L.  Botley 

..1100) 
. .  249) 

649 

43931 

J.  W.  Bruce    ,    . . 
W.  G.  Gribble 

..1003\ 
..  346/ 

3390 

f 

J.  Russell 

..1405) 
..  975V 
..  188 j 

2695-^ 

W.  P.  Bryans 

1290 

I 

E.  A.  Drury 

6790 1 

W.  J.  Hevey 

..  544 
..  343/ 

6?46 

I.  Lindala 

4502/ 

D.  C.Hossack 

..3870\ 
..  220/ 

63? 

J.  Simpson 

5200  j 

J.  H.  Kennedy 

.14731 
.  290/ 

3727 

L.  Delnegon 

4947 1 

G.  E.  Gibbard  .... 

.20971 
..  265/ 

9.HiH 

LeonTredler 

( 

Geo.  Gordon  Miles 

.1877^1 

John  Hunter 

.  301 

6I90J 

Phillips  Thompson 

.  297 '^ 

4313 

Robt.  B.  Noble  . . . 

..     56 

JoelM.Briggs.... 

.     49; 

( 

JohnB.  Hay 

.  221 

4160^ 

Alex.  W.Wright.. 

.  187  1 

945 

1 

John  P.  Gardiner. 

.  380 

I 

Frederick  A.  Frost 

.  150j 

1677 

W.H.LockartGordon  197 

1480 

2061  { 

Thos.  Stewart 

.19631 
.     57/ 

98 

W.  A.  Goodwin.... 

3063 1 

D.  Ratz 

H.  Martin 

.2731\ 
.  404/ 

332 

2353 

W.Wagner 

.1353 

1000 

3729 

G.  W.  Sutherland. 

.2863 

966 

1898 

Alex.  McKinnon . . 

.1679 

219 

2787  { 

A.  W.Tyson 

H.  Peters 

.2388\ 
.  172/ 

399 

1665 

Jas.  Tucker 

.1630 

35 

1600 1 

R.  A.  Thompson . . . 
Chas.  Collins 

.1481  \ 
.     81 1 

119 

1582 

J.  J.  H.  Regan 

.1363 

219 

2998 

J.W.Curry 

.2276 

722 

2918 

W.  H.  Johnstone.. 

.2486 

432 

3241  { 

».  W.  Varrall 

F.  J.  Peel 

.1788) 
.  215/ 

1453 

Conservatives. 

Liberals 

Ind.  Labour.. 
Vacant  Seat . 


OFFICERS  AND  CLERKS 

Speaker- 
Clerk  of  the  House  and  Clerk  of  the  Crown  in 

Chancery,  Arthur  H.  Sydere $2, 

Sergeant-at-Arms,  Frederick  J.  Glackmeyer 1, 

Assistant  Clerk,  Joseph  M.  Delamere 1, 

Clerk  and  Postmaster,  Joseph  Beck 1, 

Clerk  and  Assistant  Postmaster,  J.  W.  Dill 1, 

Clerk  in  Post  Office,  A.  B.  Gillies 

Clerk  in  Post  Office,  David  D.  MacMillan 

Law  Clerk,  A.  M.  I>ymond    2, 

Assistant  Law  Clerk,  W.  B.  Wilkinson 1, 

Clerk,  Miss  C.  S.  Berthon 

Clerk  in  Law  Office,  H.  Chenery 


106 

OP  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY. 

Thomas  Crawford. 

Librarian,  Avern  Pardoe $2,200 

500    Assistant  Librarian,  M.  Wilson    1,150 

700    Assistant  in  Library,  Mrs.  E.  J.  O'Neil 700 

800    Accountant,  Lud.  K.  Cameron 400 

500    Housekeeper,  Y.G.hee 1,1C0 

050    Assistant  Housekeeper,  N.  J.  Collier 900 

900  Messengers,  W.  Y.  Mikel,  $650 ;  George  Franks, 

750  $700  ;  William  Thompson,  $700  ;  Albert  Cuflf, 

300  $650 ;  Charles  Carlisle,  $650. 

500  Elevator  Men,  Daniel  Harrington,  $700 ;  William 

650  Reddick,  $700  ;  Richard  Powers,  $700. 

900 


♦Appointed  Minister  of  Agriculture  and  re-elected. 


1911] 


PROVINCE   OF  ONTARIO. 


321 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MEMBERS  AND  ELECTORAL  DISTRICTS— ONTARIO. 


Representatives.  Constituencies. 

Anderson,  Charles  N  —  Essex,  South 
Aubin,  Adulphe  Azarie.  Sturgeon  Falls 

Beck,  Hon.  Adam London 

Bowman,  Chas.  Martin.. Bruce,  North 

Bowyer,  Philip  Henry Kent,  East 

Bradburn,  T.  E. .  .Peterborough,  West 
Brewster,  Willoughby  S.. Brant,  South 
Brower,  Charles  Andrew.  ..Elgin,  East 

Calder,  Charles Ontario,  South 

Carrick,  John  James Port  Arthur 

Carscallen,  Thomas  George Lennox 

Charters,  Samuel Peel 

Clark,  Hugh Bruce,  Centre 

Clarke,  Sara. .  Northumberland.  West 

Cochrane,  Hon.  Frank Sudbury 

Craig,  James  J Wellington,  East 

Crawford,  Hon.  T.  .Toronto,  W.,  "  A  " 

Dargavel,  John  Robertson Leeds 

Devitt,  John  Henry Durham,  West 

Donovan,  Albert  Edward. .  .Brockville 

Doyle,  Jas.  Wm Middlesex,  North 

Duff,  Hon.  James  S Simcoe,  West 

Eilber,  Henry Huron,  South 

Elliott,  John  C Middlesex,  West 

Ferguson,  Alexander. ..  Simcoe,  South 
Ferguson,  George  Howard . . .  Qrenville 

Fisher,  John  Henry Brant,  North 

Fox,  Samuel  John Victoria,  West 

Foy,  Hon.  Jas.  Jos.  .Toronto,  S.,  "A" 

Fraser,  Evan  Eugene Welland 

Fripp,  Alfred  Ernest Ottawa,  West 

Gallagher,  John  S Frontenac 

Galna,  John Parry  Sound 

Gamey,  Robert  Roswell Manitoulin 

Godfrey,  Forbes York,  West 

Gooderham,  Geo.  H.. Toronto,  S.,  "B^ 


Representatives. 


Constituencies. 


Grigg,  Albert Algoraa 

Hanna,  Hon.  Wm.  J.  .Lambton,  West 
Hearst,  William  H...  .Sault  Ste.  Marie 
Hendrie,  Hon.  J.  S. . .  Hamilton,  West 
Howitt,  John  Ransom.. .Wellington,  S. 
Hoyle,  William  Henry.. Ontario,  North 

Innes,  Hugh  P Norfolk,  North 

Jamieson,  David Grey,  South 

Jessop,  Elisha Lincoln 

Johnson,  John  W Hastings,  West 

Kohler,  Jacob Haldimand 

Lackner,  Henry  Geo..  Waterloo,  North 

Lennox.  Thomas  H York,  North 

Lucas,  Hon.  Isaac  B Grey,  Centre 

McCart,  William  John Stormont 

McCormick,  Robt.  J. .  Lambton,  East 

McCowan,  Alexander York,  East 

McDonald,  Donald  R Glengarry 

McDougal,  Donald  Jos. .  .Ottawa,  East 

McElroy,  Robert  Herbert CarJeton 

McEwing,  James Wellington,  West 

McGarry,  Thos.  Wm . .  Renfrew,  South 

McKeown,  Charles  R Dufferin 

McNaught,  Wm.  K.Toronto,  N.,  "A" 
McPherson,  W.  D.. .Toronto,  W.,  "B" 

Macdiarmid,  Finlay  G Elgin,  West 

Machin,  Harold  A.  C Kenora 

MacKay,  Hon.  Alex.  G Grey,  North 

Mackay,  Andrew Oxford,  North 

Mahaffy,  Arthur  Arnold Muskoka 

Mason,  Robert  M Victoria,  East 

Matheson,  Hon.  A.  J... Lanark,  South 
Mayberry,  Thomas  R. .  .Oxford,  South 

Morel,  Henry Nipissing 

Musgrove,  A.  H Huron,  North 

Neely,  George  W Middlesex,  East 


Representatives.  Constituencies. 

Nesbitt,  S.  G.  M.Northumberland  East 

Nickle,  William  Folger Kingston 

Nixon,  Alfred  Westland Halton 

Norman,  Robert  A Prince  Edward 

Pattinson,  George  . .  .Waterloo,  South 

Paul,  William  James Addiugton 

Pearce,  Josiah  W Hastings,  North 

Pharand,  George  Hector Prescott 

Pratt,  Arthur  C Norfolk,  South 

Preston,  Josiah  J     Durham,  East 

Preston,  Richard  F Lanark,  North 

Preston,  Wm.  A Rainy  River 

Proudf oot,  William Huron,  Centre 

Pyne,  Hon.  R.  A..  ..Toronto,  E.,  "A" 

Racine,  Damase Russell 

Reaume,  Hon.  Jos.  O Essex,  North 

Reed,  Daniel Wentworth,  South 

Reid,  Norman Renfrew,  North 

Richardson,  Amos  A..  .Hastings,  East 

Ross,  James  Alway Monck 

Shaw,  John Toronto,  N.,  "B" 

Shillington,  Robert  T.  ...Temiskaming 

Smellie.  Thomas  S.  T Fort  William 

Stock,  Valentine Perth,  South 

Studholme,  Allan Hamilton,  East 

Sulman,  George  Wm Kent,  West 

Thompson,  Alfred  B.  ..Simcoe,  Centre 

Thompson,  Jas Peterborough,  East 

Torrance,  James Perth,  North 

Truax,  Reuben  E Bruce.  South 

Tudhope,  James  B Simcoe,  East 

Vacant Wellington,  South 

Whitesides,  T.  R. . .  .Toronto,  E.,  "B  " 
Whitney,  Hon.  Sir  James  P. .  .Dundas 
Wilson,  Gordon  C. Wentworth,  North 


CANADIAN  MEMBERS  OF  HIS  MAJESTY'S  PRIVY  COUNCIL. 


Right  Hon.  Sir  Wilfrid  Laurier,  G.C.M.G.,  P.C. 

"    Richard  J.  Cartwright,  G.C.M.G.,  P.C. 
"  "    Charles  Tupper,  Bart.,  G.C.M.G.,  P.C. 


Right  Hon.  Sir  H.  E.  Taschereau,  Kt.,  P.C. 

"    Charles  Fitzpatrick,  K.C.M.G.,  P.O. 


Sir  H.  E.  Taschereau  goes  every  year  to  attend  the  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy  Council,  $2,000  being 
voted  by  Federal  Government  for  travelling  expenses. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  KING'S  PRIVY  COUNCIL  FOR  CANADA,  NOT  NOW  MEMBERS  OF  THE  CABINET, 

October  1,  1910,  according  to  Seniority.* 


Right    Hon.    Sir    Charles 

Tupper,  Bart.,  P.C,  G.C. 

M.G.,  C.B. 
Edwrard  Blake. 
David  Laird. 
William  Ross. 
Sir  Richard  Scott,  Kt. 
Sir  Chas.  A.   P.    Pelletier, 

K.C.M.G. 
James  McDonald. 
Sir      Mackenzie      Bowell, 

K.C.M.G. 


Sir  John  Carling,  K.C.M.G. 

John  Costigan. 

George  E.  Foster. 

Sir  Chas.  Hibbert  Tupper. 

K.C.M.G. 
John  Graham  Haggart. 
Edgar  Dewdney. 
J.  A.  Ouimet. 
William  Miller. 
J.  C.  Patterson. 
Sir  Alex.  Lacoste,  Kt. 
T.  Mayne  Daly. 


A.  R.  Angers. 

W.  H.  Montague. 

E.  G.  Prior. 

A.  Desjardines. 

The       Lord      Strathcona, 

G.C.M.G.,  G.C.V.O. 
L.  O.  Taillon. 
Hugh  John  Macdonald. 
D.  Tisdale. 
Sir  Louis    Henry    Davies, 

K.C.M.G. 
Sir  Wm.  Mulock,  K.C.M.G. 


Clifford  Sifton. 
M.  E.  Bernier. 
Right    Hon.     Sir    Charles 

Fitzpatrick,  K.C.M.G; 
H.  R.  Emmerson. 
C.  S.  Hyman. 
Lawrence  Geoffrey  Power. 
Napoleon  A.  Belcourt. 
Raoul  Dandurand. 
Robert  F.  Sutherland. 


Members  of  the  Privy  Council  are  styled  Honourable  for  life. 


COMMISSIONERS  FOR  TAKING  AFFIDAVITS  FOR  USE 

ADDRESS.  APPOINTED. 

Boston,  U.S. A Dec.  13,  1886 

Ottawa Jan.  30,  1888 

Ottawa April  26, 1889 

Melbourne,  Australia..  .Jan.    3,  1890 

Liverpool,  England April  13, 1891 

Melbourne,  Victoria.  ..June  1,  1891 
Westminster,  England..  July  14, 1891 

Halifax,  N.S April  25, 1892 

St.  John,  N.B April  25, 1892 

Charlottetown,  P. E. I..  .April  25, 1892 

Toronto,  Ont April  25, 1892 

Winnipeg,  Man April  25, 1892 

Regina,  N.W.T April  25, 1892 

Vancouver,  B.C April  25, 1892 

Sydney,  N.S. W April  25, 1892 

Calgary,  N.W.T June    2,  1892 

Melbourne,  Victoria. .  .Feb.    7,  1894 

Sydney,  N.  S.  W Feb.  23,  1895 

Quebec,  Que April  23, 1896 

London,  England Sept.  28, 1896 


NAME. 

Winslow  Warren . . , 
Louis  A.  Audette . , 

Charles  Morse 

Robert  T.  Litton. . . 

Frank  J.  Leslie 

Fred.  E.Grant 

John  Proffitt 

L.  W.  DesBarres... 
Robt.  O.  Stockton . , 
J.  A.  Longworth . . . 

John  Bruce 

Geof.  H.Walker... 

Dixie  Watson , 

C.  G.  Johnson  . 

W.  E.  Peters 

Edwin  R.  Rogers. . . 
H.  F.  A.  Gourlay. . . 
Fred.  W.  Walker. . . 
Jean  A.  Charlebois. 
George  March  Hill. 


IN  SUPREME  AflD  EXCHEQUER  COURTS  OF  CANADA. 

NAME.  ADDRESS.  APPOINTED. 

Frank  Osborne  . . .  .Sydney,  N.S.W Nov.  11, 1896 

Charles  Russell London,  England Feb.     1,  1897 

Edward  Frank  Day .  London,  England Feb.     1,  1897 

Joseph  Fitzgerald  .Victoria,  Australia March  1,  1897 

Percival  Birkett.  ...London,  England Oct.    20,  1897 

Alfred  Godfrey ....  Sydney,  N.  S.  W Oct.    20,  1897 

H.  H.  Bligh,  K.C... Ottawa,  0 Jan.    27,  1898 

Sir  Thos.  Barclay. .  Paris,  France Feb.      8,  1898 

Thos. C.Worsf old .  .London,  England June  24,  1898 

Jno.  J.  Cambridge .  New  Westminster,  B.  C .  Oct.     27,  1899 

Robt.  H.  Tetley. .  .London,  England May    29,  1900 

Jas.  Lawson Ottawa Jan.    10,  1902 

Wm.LinneyGriffithLondon,  England May  16,  1903 

W.  Simpson  WalkerMontreal Mar.     8,  1904 

W.  G.  Forsyth  ....  Sydney,  N.S.W Oct.    12,  1905 

George  D.  Muggah. Sydney,  N.S Nov.     8,  1905 

Arnold  C.  Westley.  Melbourne,  Australia ..  Nov.  13,  1905 

C.  E.  MacKay Wanganue,  N.Z 

H.  D.  Bernberg  . .  .Johannesburg,  S. A 

E.  J.  Bellord London,  England 


PROVINCE    OF    QUEBEC. 


Entered  Confederation  Ist  July,  1867.    Population  1901—1,620,974. 

Skat  of  Govkrnmknt Quebec. 

LreuTENANT-GovRRNOR.— His  Honour  the  Hon.  Sir  C.  A.  P.  Pelletier,  K.C.M.G.,  P.C,  $10,000;  Capt.  Victor 
Pelletier,  Aide-de-Camp ;  Major  A.  de  L.  Panet,  Extra  Aide-de-Camp ;  A.  G6n6reux,  Private  Secretary ; 

Walter  Lannen,  Mesgensfer. 

EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL. 


Hon.  Sir  Lomer  Gouin. .  Premier  and  Attorney -General. 

"    Jules  AUard Minister  of  Lands  and  Forests. 

"    P.S.G.  MacKenzie .  Provincial  Treasurer. 
"    J.  L.  Decarie Provincial  Secretary. 


Hon.  J.  E.  Caron Minister  of  Agriculture. 

"    Charles  Devlin Minister  of  Colonization,  Mines 

and  Fisheries. 
L.  A.  Taschere&u.. Minister  of  Pub.W'ksand  Labor 


Hon.  John  C.  Kaine,  N.  Perodeau,  Ministers  without  Portfolio. 
Officers. — G.  Grenier,  Clerk  Executive  Council ;  W.  Learmonth  and  A.  Gen^reux,  Clerks ;  and  one  Messenger. 


LEGISLATIVE    COUNCIL. 

Hon.  Adelard  Turgeon,  Speaker. 


DIVISION.  NAME.  P.  0.  ADDRESS. 

Alma Treffl6  Berthiaume,  Con.  . .  Montreal 

Bedford Ernest  de  Varennes,  Lib. . .  Waterloo 

De  La  Durantaye  . .  E.  B.  Garneau,  Lib Quebec 

De  Lanaudiere Vacant. 

De  la  Valliere A.  Turgeon ,  Lib Quebec 

De  Lorimier J.  Girouard,  Con Longueuil 

Golfe  Rd.  Turner,  Lib Quebec 

Grandville T.  P.  Pelletier,  Con. .  .Trois-Pistoles 

Inkerman G.  Bryson,  Lib Fort  Coulonge 

Kennebec N.  C.  Cormier,  Lib Plessisville 

La  Salle C.  E.  Dubord,  Lib Beauport 

Les  Laurentides Thomas  Chapais,  Con Quebec 

Lauzon Vacant. 


DIVISION.  NAME.  P.  O.  ADDRESS. 

Mille  Isles H.  Champagne,  Lib.,  St.  Eustache 

Montarville C.  B.de  Boucherville,  Con . .  Montreal 

Repentigny A.  Bergerin,  Lib Montreal 

Ri9<^ud Jos.  Lanct6t,  Lib.  . .  {  ^^h^^^Ji^^J 

Rougemont E.  Choquette,  Lib St.  Hilaire 

Salaberry Damien  Rolland,  Con Montreal 

Shaioenegan Nemfese  Garneau,  Lib Quebec 

Sorel Narcisse  Perodeau,  Lib.  . .  Montreal 

Stadacona J.  Sharpies,  Con Quebec 

Victoria Vacant. 

Wellington Francis  E.  Gilman,  Lib.  . .  Montreal 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  LBGISIiATIVB  COUNCIL. 

Clerk,  Accountant,   Clerk  of  Private  Bills,   Clerk  of  I  Clerk   0}   French  Journals   and   French  I'ranslator, 

English  Journals  and  English  Translator,  R.  Camp-     „  ^-  ^'  Fortier.  ,    />,    ,      ^  ^         ..^         ^    „ 

,„,.,,_ ,  \  Sergeant -at- Arms   and   Clerk   of  Committees,    J.   E. 

bell,  M.A.,  K.C.,  D.C.L.  Baribeau. 

Assistant  Clerk,  E.  A.  Panet.  !  Gentleman  Usher  of  the  Black  Rod,  Arthur  St.  Jacques. 

OFFICERS  OP  THE  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY. 

Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly  and  Clerk  in  Chan-  |  Asst.  English  Translators,  J.  A.  Jordan,  A.P.W.Langlois 


eery,  L.  G.  Desjardins 
Asst.  Clerk  of  the  Legislative  Assembly,  L.  N.  Patenaude. 
Sergeant-at-Arm^,  Ed.  H.  Lalibert6. 
Asst.  Sergeant-at-Arms,  J.  A.  Delisle. 
Clerk  of  the  English  Journal  and  Records,  E.  R.  Alleyn. 
Asst.  Clerk  of  the  English  Journal,  Alfred  K.  Austin. 
Clerk  of  French  Journal,  Orders  of  the  Day,  etc., 

Art.  Legendre. 
Assistant  Clerk  of  French  Journal  and  Petitions,  etc., 

Geo.  Watters. 
Accountant,  Laurent  Simoneau. 
Asst.  Accountant  and  Permanent  Copying  Clerk,  J.  W. 

Deschambault. 
Clerk  of  the  Private  Bills  Committee  and  Permanent 

Orders,  Charles  Delagrave. 
Clerk  of  Committees,  Frs.  L.  Desaulniers. 
Asst.  Clerk  of  Committees,  Antonio  Couillard. 
Chief  French  Translator,  Ernest  Chouinard. 
Assistant  French  Translators,  Honors  Joannette,  Ernest 

Mercier  and  Edouard  Laberge. 
Chief  English  Translator,  Crawford  Lindsay. 


Clerk  of  Votes  and  Proceedings,  Ant.  Taschereau. 

A  sst.  Clerk  of  Votes  and  Proceedings,  Gust.  Rainviile. 

Clerk  of  Printing,  Louis  V.  Filteau. 

Stationery,  Patrick  Kirwin. 

Postmaster,  Z6nophile  Benoit. 

Asst.  of  Postmaster,  L6on  Seers. 

Joint  Chief  of  Copying  Clerks,  Jules  Papineau  and  Ant. 

Couillard. 
Clerk  of  the  Distribution  of  the  Sessional  Documents, 

Jules  Papineau. 
Speaker's  Secretary,  J.  E.  Caron. 
Clerk's  Secretary,  George  Gagne. 
Chief  of  the  Messengers,  Ad61ard  Patry. 
Reading  Room  Guardian,  L.  L.  Dion. 

L'Ufrary. 
Librarian,  N.  E.  Dionne  ;  Assistant,  Joseph  Desjardins. 
Clerks,  Lucien  Lemieux,  H.  F.  Morisset. 

Law  Clerk's  Office. 
Law  Clerk  &  Asst.  Attorney-General,  C.  Lanct6t,  K.O. 
Special  Law  Officers,  R.  Rocher  and  D.  C.  Robertson.K.O. 


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323 


LEGISLATIVE   ASSEMBLY. 


CONSTITUKNCIBS. 

Argenteuil 

Arthabaska 

Bagot 

Beauce 

Beauharnois 


Bellechasse . . . 

Berthier 

Bonaventure. . 

Brome 

Chambly 


Champlain 

Charlevoix 

Ckateaugtiay . . . 
Chicout.  et  Sag . . 

Compton 

Deux-MontagrVs 

Dorchester 

Drumm-ond 


Oaspe 

Hochelaga. 


Huntingdon.. , 
Iberville 


IlesdelaMadel'e 
Jaeqties-Cartier. 


Joliette 

Kamouraska . . , 

Lac  St.  Jean.. . . 

Laprairie 

L'Assomption  . . 

Laval 

Levis 


L' Islet 

Lotbiniere 

Magdalen  Islds. 
Maskinong4 


Hon.  Pantal6on  Pelletier,  Speaker. 

NAME.  p.  0.  ADDRESS. 

Hay,  John Lib.  Lachute. 

Tourign}',  Paul  ...Lib.  Victoriaville. 
Daignault,  F.  H...Z/r6.  Acton  Vale. 
Godbout,  Jos.  A . .  Lib.  St.  Georges. 
Plante,  Arthur.  ..Con.  Salaberr}'  de 

Valleyfield 
Antonin.Galipault.Lii.  Quebec. 
Lafontaine,  Jos..  .Lib.  St.  Barth^lemi. 

Kelly,  J.  H Lib.  New  Carlisle. 

Vilas,  W.  F Con.  Cowansville. 

Merrill  -  Desaulniers, 

Eugene Lib.        St.  Lambert 

Neault,  Pierre  C . .  Lib.  Grand  Mere. 
d'Auteuil,  Pierre. Con.  Malbaie. 
Mercier,  Ilonor 6.  ..Lib.  Montreal. 

Petit,  Honore Ind.  Ste.  Anne  de 

Chicoutimi. 
Giard,  Allen  W..  .Con.  La  Patrie. 

Sauve,  Arthur Con.  St.  Benoit. 

Morisset,  Alfred. . .  Lib.  St.  Henedine. 
Allard,    L'hon    Louis    St.  Francois  du 

Jules Lib.  Lac. 

Perron,  Joseph  'L..Lib.  Montreal. 
D6carie,  Hon.  D.  J. Lib.  Notre  Dame  de 
Grace. 
Walker,  Wm.  H. . .  Lib.  Huntingdon. 

Benoit,  Jos.  A Lib.  St.  Qregoire 

Le-Grand. 
Theriault,Ls-Albinii6.  Havre-Aux- 

Maisons. 

Cousineau  P Con.  Ville  de  St. 

Laurent. 
Tellier,  Joseph  M.Con.  Joliette. 
Dupuis,    Louis  Ste.  Anne  de  la 

Auguste Lib.  Pocatiere 

J.  B.  Carbonneau.Lift.  Roberval. 
Patenaude,  E.  h..Con.  Montreal. 

Reed,  Walter Lib.  L'Assomption. 

L6vesque,  Jos.  W.Lib.  St.  Vin.de  Paul 
Blouin,  J.  Cl6o...Lib.  N.  D.  de-la- 

Victoire. 
Caron,Hon.  J os.E. Lib.  Ste.  Louise. 
Franc<Eur,  Jos.  N.Lib.  Quebec. 
rirf.Iles-de-Ja-Mad'l'ne 
Lafontaine,  Geo. ..Con.  St.  Antoine  de 
la  R.  du  L. 


Members  sessional  indemnity,  $1,500. 

CONSTITUKNCIBS.  NAME. 

Matane Caron,  Donat Lib. 


Megantie 

Missisquoi 

Montcalm 

Montmagny 

Montmorency. . . 

Montreal— 
St.  Antoine . .. 
St.  Laurence  , 

St.  Anne's 

St.  Mary's 

St.  Louis 

St.  James 

Napierville 

Nicolet 


Pennington,  D.  H.Con. 
Gosselin,  Jos.  J.  B.Lib. 
Sylvestre,  Joseph .  Lib. 
Lavergne,ArmandiVa.<. 
Taschereau,  Hon.  L.  A. 
[Lib. 

Seguin,  Nap Lib. 

Robillard,Cl^ment2yi6. 
Langlois,  Godfrey.  Lib. 

Finiiie,  John  S Lib. 

Gault,  C.  Ernest.. Con. 

Walsh,  J.  W Lib. 

Dorris,  Cyprien.  ..Ind. 

Ramsay-Devlin, Hon. C. 

Lib. 

Gendron,  F.  A Lib. 

Gaboury,  T.  C Lib. 

Gouin,  Hon.  Sir  h.Lib. 

Leclerc,  Eug Lib. 

Delage,  Cyr.  F....Lib. 
L^tourneau,  L.  A. Lib. 
Kaine,  Hon. J.  C.Lib. 
Cardin,  L.  P.  P.  ..Lib. 
Mackenzie.Hon.P.S.  G. 
Lib. 
D'Anjou,  Pierre  E.Lib. 
Edmond,  Robert.  .Lib. 
Bourassa,  Henri..iVa^ 

Vacant 

Delisle,  Geo.  I Lib. 

Langlois,  Jos.  A..Ouv. 

Bernard,  L.  P Con. 

Pelletier,  Hon.  F..Lib. 
Mousseau,  J.  O...Lib. 
Bissonnet,  P.  A. ..Lib. 
Dion,  Napoleon . .  .Lib. 
Prevo8t,Hon.F.J.BiV'rt. 

Tessier,  J.  A Lib. 

Pilon,  Hormisdas  .Lib. 


Vercheres Geoff rion,  A Lib. 

Wolje Tanguay,  N.  P Lib. 

Yamaska Ouellette,  Ed Lib. 


Ottawa 

Pontiac 

Portneuf 

Quebec  Centre. . 
Quebec  County. 
Quebec  East . . . 
Quebec  West . . . 

Richelieu 

Richmond 


Rimouski 

Rouville 

St.  Hyacinthe., 

St.  Jean , 

St.  Maurice 

St.  Sauveur 

Shefford 

Sherbrooke 

Soulanges  ..   . . , 

Stanstead 

T4miscouata 

Terrebonne 

Trois- Rivieres . , 
Vaudreuil 


p.  0,  AI 
St.  Octave  de 

Metis. 
Sta.  de  Lyster 
Stanbridge. 
St.  Julienne. 
Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

St.Mieh.Archg. 

Quebec. 

Hull. 

Bryson. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

Quebec. 

St.  Alme. 

Richmond. 
St.C^cileduBio 
Marieville. 
Montreal. 

Yamachiche. 
St.  Sauveur. 
Granby. 
Sherbrooke. 
Montreal. 
Stanstead  Plain 
Fraserville. 
St.  Jerome. 
Trois-Rivieres. 
St.  Michel  de 

Vaudreuil. 
Longueuil. 
Weedon. 
Notre  Dame  de 

Pierreville. 


PROVINCIAL  REGISTRAR'S  OFFICE. 

Provincial  Registrar,  Hon.  J.  L.  Decarie. 

Deputy  Registrar,  Jos.  Dumont. 

Clerks  of  Arch,  and  Regist'n,  E.  Evanturel,  A.  Simard. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS  AND  LABOR. 

Minister,  Hon.  L.  Alexandre  Taschereau. 
Deputy  Minister  of  Public  Works,  S.  Sylvestre. 
Secretary  of  the  Department,  Alphonse  Gagnon. 
Minister's  Private  Secretary,  Eugene  DesRiviferes. 
Engineer  and  Dir.  of  Public  Works,  Elzear  Charest. 
Engineer  and  Director  of  Railways,  Louis  A.  Vallee. 
Asst.  Eng.  and  Asst.  Dir.  of  Railways,  Ivan  E.  Valine. 
Secretary  Railway  Branch,  J.  A.  Lefebvre. 
Draxightsmen,  G.  St.  Michel  and  L.  P.  Vallerand. 
Accountant,  Arthur  Gagnon. 
Bookkeepers,  J.  H.  Brassard  and  F.  Gibault. 
Registrar,  J.  E.  Garneau. 
Assistant,  Jos.  Roy. 

Clerks,  J.  A.  Taillon,  Claude  D4n6chaud. 
Stenographer  and  Typexvriter,  Elz6ar  Therrien. 
Foreman,  Government  House,  Joseph  Fortier. 
Engineer  for  Heating  Apparatus,  Pierre  Fiset. 

SECRETARY'S  OFFICE. 

Provincial  Secretary,  Hon.  J.  L.  Decarie. 

Deputy  Secretary,  Jos.  Dumont. 

Private  Secretary,  Jos.  Simard. 

Chief  Clerk,  Aug.  Edge. 

English  Correspondence,  W.  Murphy. 

Accountant,  J.  A.  Marcoux. 

Recording  Clerk,  Ernest  Myrand. 

Cl«rks  of  Statistics,  and  Clerks  of  Accounts  for  Lunatic 

Asylums,  Reformatory  and  Industrial  Schools,  Arthur 

Talbot,  T.  Nap.  Pelletier,  and  T.  G.  Aubert. 
Clerk  of  Statistics,  Returns  to  Orders  <fc  Addresses  of 

the  Legislature,  A.  Desmeules. 
Clerks,  AWx.  Mallette,  E.  P.  Plamondon,  J.  F.  Forgues, 

and  J.  O.  Montreuil. 


Insps.  of  Public  Ofices,  Gaols,  Asylums,  L.  de  Martigny, 
M.D.,  J.  J.  E.  Woods,  M.D.,  and  J.  E.  Duhamel. 

ASYLUMS. 

Beauport  Asylum,  Quebec— D.  Brochu,  M.D.,Superdnt. 
St.  Jean-de-Dieu,  Montreal— G.  Villeneuve,  M.D.,  Supt. 
Protestant  Hospital  for  the  Insane,  Verdun— T.  J.  W. 

Burgess,  M.D..  Superintendent. 
St.  Ferdinand  d'Halifax—L.  Noel,  M.D., Superintendent. 
Ste.  Anne  de  la  Bale,  St.  Paul— Emile  Tremblay,  Supt. 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ATTORNEY-GENERAL. 
Attorney -General,  Hon.  Sir  Lomer  Gouin,  K.C. 
Deputy  Att'y-Gen.  and  Law  Clerk,  Chas.  Lanctot,  K.C. 
Special  Law  Officers— Uohert  Rocher,  D.  C.  Robertson, 

K.C,  E.  Lortie  and  J.  A.  Hudon. 
Inspector  of  Registry  Offices,  J.  E.  Duhamel. 
Clerks,   St.  George  Legendre,  E.    L.    Pacaud,  Arthur 

Dionne,  Donat  Geoffrion,  George  L.  Dussault. 
Messengers,    Alexandre    Frechette,    Eugene    Pelletier, 

Joseph  Pelletier,  Romeo  Roy  et  Omer  Drolet. 
TREASURY  DEPARTMENT. 
Treasurer,  Hon.  P.  S.  G,  Mackenzie. 
Ass't  Treas.  and  Sec.  ofTreas'y  Board,  H.  T.  Machin. 
Chief  Clerk,  Robert  H.  O'Regan. 
Book-keeper,  Alex.  Hyde. 

Clerks,  Thos.  L.  Brodie,  F.  S.  Lee,  P.  D.  Gowen. 
Minister's  Private  Secretary,  H.  H.  Rodger. 
Audit  Branch— Provincial  Auditor,  J.  Morin. 
Book-keeper,  G.  V.  Tessier. 
Clerks,  F.   LaRoche,  Arthur  Evanturel,  E.  A.  Vezina. 

James  B.  O'Regan,  J.  O.  N.  Tonguay  J.  S.  Paquet. 
Revenue  Branch— Comptroller,  A.  Brosnan. 
Inspector,  T.  A.  Boston. 
Book-keeper,  J.  E.  Robitaille. 
Clerks,  L.  P.  Barthe,  C.  J.  Knight,  E.  F.  Joncas,  L.  A. 

Bdriau. 
Insurance  Branch— Superintendent,  William  Chubb. 
Inspectors,  A.  O.  Dostaler,  J.  A.  Mercier. 
Clerks,  E.  LeRoi  Maeder,  Eugene  Deschamps. 


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DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  INSTRUCTION. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Hon.  P.  Boucher 

de  La  Bruere,  D.C.L. 
English  Sec'y  of  the  Department,  Geo.  W,  Parmelee, 

B.A.,  D.C.L. 
French  Secretary  of  the  Department,  J.  N.  Miller. 
Special  Officers,  L.   P.   Fiset,  John  Parker,  B.A. 
Accountant,  Cyprien  Lev6sque. 
Assistant  Accountant  and  Clerk  of  Statistics,  F.   X. 

Couillard. 
Clerk  of  Records,  L.  J.  Pre^en. 

Librarian  and  Clerk  of  French  Corresp'ce,  M.  Raymond. 
Comervator  of  the  Museum,  Rev.  Abb6  V.  A.  Huard. 
Assistant  Conservator  of  Museum,  A.  Thiboutot. 
Clerk  of  Accounts,  L.  Lefebvre. 
Clerk  of  English  Correspondence,  W.  G.  L.  Paxman. 
Clerk  of  Correspondence  Relative  to  School  Inspection, 

A.   Dessane. 
Assistant  Book-keeper,  E.  Gagnon. 
Clerk  of  Stationery  and  Prize  Books,  R.  Cr^pault. 
Clerks,   L.   E.   Levesque,  Geo.  Gale,   J.  G.   Tremblay, 

Avlla  de  Belleval. 
Messengers,  Geo.  C6t6,  O.  Asselin,  Lud.  Giofnac. 

COUNCIL  OF  PUBLIC  INSTRUCTION. 

Roman  Catholic  Committee,  Hon.BoucherdelaBrufere, 
Supt.,  Chairman  ;  His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Ottawa, 
His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Quebec,  His  Grace  the 
Archbishop  of  Montreal,  Their  Lordships  the  Bishop  of 
Pembroke,  Bishop  of  Charlottetown,  Bishop  of  Rim- 
ouski.  Bishop  of  Chicoutimi,  Bishop  of  Valleyfield, 
Bishop  of  Sherbrooke,  Bishop  of  Three  Rivers,  Bishop  of 
Nicolet,  Bishop  of  Joliette,  Bishop  of  St.  Hyacinthe, 
Mgr.  G.  Blanche,  Vicar- Apostolic  of  the  Gulf  of  St.  Law- 
rence, Mgr.  E.  A.  Latulippe,  Vicar-Apodtolic  of  Temis- 
camingue,  Hons.  Justice  Sir  F.  Langelier,  Thomas 
Chapais,  L.C.,  Justice H.  Archambault,  Sir  Lomer  Gouin, 
Dr.  J.  J.  Guerin,  Mr.  M.  Th.  Stenson,  Hon.  Justice  J. 
E.  Robidoux,  Mr.  Cyrille  Delage,  M.P.P.,  Hon.  Hector 
Champagne,  L.C.,  Mr.  Mathias  Tellier,  M.P.P.,  Hon. 
Justice  H.  G.  Carroll,  Hon.  Justice  Paul  G.  Martineau, 
Mr.  L.  J.  Perron,  C.R.,  Mr.  Jules  Ed.  Provost.  Asso- 
ciate Members— Mgr.  Th.  G.  Rouleau,  Rev.  Naz.  Dubois, 
Mr.  John  Ahem,  J.  V.  Ddsaulniers.  Mr.  Paul  de  Cazes 
and  Mr.  J.  N.  Miller,  Joint  Secretaries. 

Protestant  Committee— Jlfemfter*  of  the  Council— 
Hon.  Boucher  de  la  Brufere,  B.C.L.,  (ez-oflcio),  Rev. 
W.  I.  Shaw,  LL.D.,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,Chairman;  Mr.  George 
L.  Hasten,  Mr.  A.  W.  Kneeland,  M.A..  B.C.L.,  Rev. 
A.  T.  Love,  B.A.,  D.D.,  Right  Rev.  A.  Hunter  Dunn, 
D.D.,  Mr.  Herbert  B.  Ames,  B.A.,  M.P.,  Principal  W. 
Peterson,  LL.D.,  C.M.G.,  Mr.  Gavin  J.  Walker,  Hon. 
Sydney  Fisher,  B.A.,  M.P.,  Hon.  J.  K.  Ward,  M.L.C., 
Mr.  J.  C,  Sutherland,  B.A.,  Mr.  J.  W.  Robertson,  LL.D., 
C.M.G.,  Hon.  P.  S.  G.  Mackenzie,  K.C.,  M.P.P.  Asso- 
ciate Members— Uev.  Elson  I.  Rexford,  M.A.,  LL.D., 
D.C.L.,  Mr.  S.  P.  Robins,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  Mr.  John 
Whyte,  Mr.  W.  L.  Shurtleff,  LL.D.,  K.C.,  Hon.  Justice 
J.  C.  McCorkill,  Hon.  Justice  W.  A.  Weir,  Miss  Georgina 
Hunter,  B.A.,  Mr.  Geo.  W.  Parmelee,  B.A.,  D.C.L., 
Secretary. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

Minister,  Hon.  Jos.  Ed.  Caron 

Private  Secretary,  Elis^e  Theriault. 

Deputy  Minister,  George  Auguste  Gigault 

Secretary,  B.  Michaud. 

Accountant,  J.  Arthur  Paquet. 

Assistant  Accountant,  J.  A.  Morency. 

Registrar,  O.  Demers. 

Assistant  Registrar,  Eugent  Lauzier. 

Editors  of  the  Jour.  ofAgricult'e,  A.  Girard,  H.  Nagant. 

Editors  of  the  Journal  of  Agriculture  (English  edition), 

A.  R.  Jenner  Fust,  W.  Lochhead. 
Special  Officers,  G.  Henry,  Alex.  Dion,  C.  A.  Dumas. 
Secretary  of  Council  of  Agriculture,  Oscar  Lessard. 
Clerks,  A.  La  Rue  and  O.  Bresse. 
Agricultural   Lecturers,    Wilfrid  Grignon   and  O.   E. 

Dalaire. 
Prov'l  Superintendent  Rural  Roads,  J.  A.  Camirand. 
Rural  Roads  Inspector,  Ed.  Fafard. 

BOARD  OF  HEALTH  OF  THE  PROVINCE  OF 
QUEBEC. 

Offices :  9  St.  James  Street,  Montreal. 
President,  E.  P.  Lachapelle,  M.D.,  Montreal. 
Secretary,  Elz6ar  Pelletier,  M.D.,  Montreal. 


Inspector  of  Health,  J.  A.  Beaudry,  M.D.,  Montreal. 
Recd'r  of  Vital  Statistics,  J.  W.  Bonnier,  M.D.,  Montreal. 
Bacteriologist,  Arthur  Bernier,  M.D.,  Montreal. 
Chemist,  M.  H.  McCrady,  Montreal. 
Inspector  of  Water  Courses,  James  O.  Meadows,  San. 

Eng.,  Montreal. 
Asst.- Inspector  of  Water  Courses,  T.  Lafrenifere,  C.E., 

Montreal. 
Members— The  President,  ex-officio,  Pantaleon  Pelletier, 

M.D.,   Sherbrooke ;  Arthur  Simard,  M.D.,  Quebec; 

P.  J.  L.  Bissonnette,  M.D.,  St.  Esprit;  R.  S.   Lea, 

C.E.,    Montreal;    Louis    Laberge,    M.D.,    Montreal; 

Georges  Bourgeois,  M.D., Three-Rivers;  C.  R.  Paquin, 

M.D.,  Quebec;  J.  A.  Hutchinson,  M.D.,  Westmount. 
Consulting  Engineers,  G.  Janin,  J.  E.  Dor6. 
Consulting  Chemist,  R.  F.  Ruttan,  M.D.,  Montreal. 
Consulting  Bacteriologist,  J.  G.  Adami,  M.D.,  Montreal, 

DEPARTMENT  OF  LANDS  AND  FORESTS. 

Minister,  Hon.  Jules  Allard, 

Deputy  Minister,  Eugene  E.  Tach6,  I.S.O. 

Surveys,  C.  E.  Gauvin,  Superintendent.     J.  E.  Girard, 

Asst.  Superintendent. 
Inspector,  Henry  O'SuUivan. 
Clerks,  F.  Keroack,  N.  V.  Lefrancols,  H.  O.  Furtier,  W. 

G.  Waddell. 
Draughtsmen,  Gustave  Rinfret,  A.  Tache,  L.  Guenette, 

A.  Dorval. 
Accountant,  J.  H.  Boisvert. 
Asst.  Accountant,  J.  R.  Wright. 
Clerk,  Jos.  Pa  try. 

Superintendent  of  Woods  and  Forests,  Paul  Blouin. 
Asst.  Superintendent,  Wm.  Delaney. 
Clerks,  W.  H.  Hatch,  P.  R.  Plamondon. 
Superintendent  Protective  of  Forests,  W.  C.  J.  Hall. 
Asst.  Sxiperintendent,  B.  L.  O'Hara. 
Supei-intendent  of  Land  Sales,  C.  O,  Lavoie. 
Secretary,  E.  Rouillard. 

UeadClerks:  W.  Sec,  J.  Grenier ;  E.  Sec,,  J.M.  Gingras. 
Clerks,  T.  H.  Thomson,  E.  deSale  Latenifere,  D.  Mercier, 

J.  A.  BMard,  A.  J.  Chauveau,  B.  A.  Turner,  J.  A. 

Mercier,  Jules  Bolduc,  F.  Lachiiine,  Alf.  Verreault. 
Controller  of  Stationery,  E.  Clavet. 
Registrar,  J.  E.  Samson. 
Law  Clerk,  J .  Bouffard. 
Clerk,  Tancrfede  Rinfret. 
Private  Secretary,  F.  X.  Lemieux. 
Messengers,  Chs.  Cot6,  Em.  Clavet,  A.  Lacasse,  O.  Fiset, 

O.  Beaulieu. 

CORPORATION  OF  LAND  SURVEYORS  AND  QEOMBTBRS 
OF  QUEBEC. 

Honorary  Member,  Hon.  Com.  of  Lands  and  Forests. 
President,  J.  N.  Gastonguay. 
1st  Vice-President,  J.  P.  B.  Casgrain. 
2nd  Vice-President,  P.  C.  Talbot. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  C.  E.  Gauvin. 
%nrfic.,  F.  X.  Fafard.  .  „    rr    .^^^ 

J.  E.  Sirois,  H.  Irwin,  H.  B.  Tourigny,  G.  K.  Addie, 
Thos.  Breen,  J.  A.  Tremblay. 

Crown  Timber  and  Land  Agents. 

Inspectors  of  Agencies,  W.  E.  Warren,  Arundel,  and 

G.  A.  Langelier,  Quebec, 


Roberval G.  Audet 

Carleton  W. .  W.  H.  Clapper- 
ton. 

Rimouski J.  B.  Danjou 

Sai7it  Roch,  Q. .  J.  E.  Boily 
OaspS  Basin  .  .John  Carter 

Morehead W.  Clarke 

Maniwaki..R.  M.  Gendron 

CMneville U.  Joubert 

Ste.  Germaine.J.  S.Ouellet 

St.Jovite L.  Pag6 

Tadousac Eug.  Caron 

Joliette J.  A.  Martin 

St.  Francis,  Beauce,  W.  B. 
C.  De  L6ry. 

He.bertville C.  Vezina 

Grenville A.  S.  Filion 

Matane A.  Eraser 

Perc^ J.  A.  Lesp6rance 

Arth'baskav'eY.  X.  Lemieux 
Ville  Marie. i.  O.  Tremblay 
Montreal ....  Henri  Dorion. 


Three  Rivers.  N.  E.  Mor- 

issett,  L.  A.  Lord,  H.  B. 

ValliferedeSt.  R6al,  assist. 

Quebec F.  Larue 

JV.  D.,  Levis. .  .L.  Lemieux 
L.  Matapedia . . . .  F.  Saucier 

and  G.  L.  Dionne. 
St.    Laurent    Matapedia, 

Geo.  Gauthier. 

Fraserville N.  Lebel 

St.Agathe  des  Monts,  E.  J. 

Marchand. 
New  Carlisle,  J.  F.  Marcotte 

Hull L.  A.  Gendron 

Sherbrooke.. . . J.  C.  Millier 
St.  FMicien,Arth.  Poliquin 

Cap  Chat Louis  C6t6 

Gracefield A.  Synek 

Chicoutimi . .  J.  A.  Claveau 
Mailloux  . . .  L.  J.  Turgeon 
Montmagny.A.  E.  Michon. 
Etang  du  Nord,  Magdalen 

Islands,  W.  Chevarie. 


1911] 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC — CLERKS,  SHERIFFS,  CORONERS,  ETC. 


325 


DEPARTMENT  OF  COLONIZATION,  MINES  AND 
FISHERIES. 

Minister,  Hon.  C.  R.  Devlin. 

Deputy  Minister,  S.  Dufault. 

Private  Secretary,  Denis  Donovan. 

Publicist,  Alfred  Pelland. 

Accountant,  Arthur  Gagnon. 

Assistant  Accountant,  J.  H.  Brassard, 

Book-Keeper,  F.  Gibaut. 

Sec.  Colonization  Branch,  George  Belleau. 

Clerks,  Thos.  Sheehan,  J.  G.  Vincent,  E.  O'Shaughnessj'. 

Engineer  and  Inspector,  J.  N.  Gastonguay. 

Asst.  Engineer  and  Inspector,  D.  Normaiideau. 

Draughtsmen,  R.  Genest,  A.  A.  Genest. 

Supt.  and  Engineer  of  Mines,  Theo.  C.  Denis. 

Asst.  Supt.  and  Engineer  of  Mines,  J.  H.  Valiquette. 

Sec.  Mining  Branch,  J.  X.  Mercier. 

Clerks,  J.  E.  Cartier,  Th.  H.  Ledden,  J.  H.  Valiquette, 

H.  Beaudry. 
Superintendent  Fishery  and  Game,  Hector  Caron . 


Inspector,  J.  A.  Bellisle. 

Clerks,  Eug.  Hamel,  Mathias  Parent,  Edouard  Lavoie, 

Elz.  Turgeon,  T.  Elz.  Gauvreau,  Jules  Sinclair,  Ernest 

Robitaille,  X.  Lavigne. 
Copyist  and  Clerk  of  Stationery,  Joseph  Marcoux. 
Messengers,  Alfred  Paradis,  Benj.  Charette,  Oleophas 

Brodrigue,  O.  Pich6. 

CADASTRE. 

Secretary,  Chs.  Chartr6,  Quebec. 

Inspector,  N.  J.  EmiJe  Lefrangois,  Quebec. 

Secretary,  G.  A.  Varin,  Montreal. 

Inspector,  Thos,  Kirk,  Montreal. 

Surveyor,  Pierre  Gosselin. 

Clerk,  J.  A.  Rouleau. 

Draughtsmen,  J.  H.  Samson,  Geo.  Duquet. 

KING'S  PRINTER'S  OFFICE. 

King's  Printer,  Louis  V.  Filteau. 

Clerks,  Ed.  Trudelle,  Jos.  G.  Gingras,  Eusfebe  S^n^cal 
and  Jean  Lortie. 


CLEI{KS  OF  THE  SUPEI{IOR  COURTS,  SHERIFFS,  COROflERS,  ETC.,  OF  THE  PROVIflCE  OF  QUEBEC. 


District. 


Arthabaska. 


Clerk  of  Court. 


Beauharnois . 
Bedford 


Philippe  H,  Cote 


C,  E.  Vezina  and  J.  T. 

Ferron 

S.  A.  Brodeur 


Ohicoutimi . . , 

Gaspe— Perce 

Gaspe- N.Carlisle 

Iberville 

Joliette 


Karaouraska, 

Montmagny  . 

Montreal 

Ottawa 


Pontiac  . , 
Quebec  . . 
Richelieu 

Bimouski 

Saguenay 


St.  Francis  , 


St.  Hyacinthe  . 


Terrebonne 

Three  Rivers  , , 


Leonard  &  Noyes 

F.  X.  Gosselin 

A.  Garneau 

G,  F.  Maguire 

Alp,  Morin 

Ducharme  and 

J,  E.  Rivest.... 

J.  G.  Pelletier 


Cyrias  Roy 

A.  Girard 

T.  J.  O.  Grondin  and 
A.  J,  Kearney   . . , 

Henri  A.  St,  Pierre. . 


CardJn  &  de  Grandpr^ 


Letendre  &  Chamber 
land 


J,  A.Martin. 


J.  E,  Genest  and  J 
L,  Broderick 


Roy  &  Beauregard, 


J,  J,  Grignon  and 
Jos,   Fortier 

S,  L.  de  Lottinville 
&  J,  B.  O.  Dumont 


Sheriff, 


P.  L.  Tousignant. 


J.  Poirier  . 
P.  Laberge 


Chs,  S.  Cotton 


J,  E,  Savard  . . . . 

J.  T.  Tuzo    

W.  M.  Sheppard. 
Louis  Mayrand, , 
A,  M,  Rivard  . . . 


P.  E,  Martin, 


George  Roy 

L.  J,  Lemieux. , 
CM.  Wright... 


Simon  McNally  . . 
Hon.Ch.  Langelier 
P.  Guevremont  . 

Charles  D'Anjou, . 

Elie  Maltais . . . 


Hon.  H,  Aylmer 

J,  L,  Z,  Cornier., 

Lapointe&Prevost 
Chs,  Dumoulin  , . 


Coroner. 


J,  Z.  Trigane,  H.^ 
P,  Rouleau,  and  V 
Damase  Larue..  J 

N,  J.  Cantin 

N.  C.  Gauvreau 

Ant,  Duquette 

J.  R.  Clouston 

A,  Besner 


H,  E.  Mitchell 

B,  Joannette 

Arthur  Vaillancourt 

Jules  Constantin 

Ad61ard  Riverain, , . 

J.  A.  Pidgeon 

J,  L,de  Wolfe 

J,  Joncas 

E.  N,  Chevalier 

J,  A,  Labrfeche 

Theodore  Gervais  , . 

Edgar  Turgeon 

Dr.  A.  Desjardins.. 

Dr.  J.  Langlais 

Gelas  Gagnon 


F.  X,  Gosselin,, 
O.  E.  Perron.,.. 
Ed.   MacMahon. 


H.  F.  Lyster 

H,  A,  Portier  . . . 
T.  D.  Fontaine.. 
H.  T.  Lippiatt, . . 

C.  A.  Dube 

G,  W.  Jolicoeur. 


P.  Bergeron 

L.  V.  Chapdelaine. 

J,  H.  Fontaine 

J.  Pinault 

G.  A.  C6t6 

C.  A.  Desovey 

H.  Labreque 

Chs.  C6t6 

E.  Tremblay 

J,  A,Fafard 


Wm,  Verge 

Prosper  Synotte... 

L.  C.  Bachand 

G.  A.  Bowen 

J.  P.  C.  Lemieux . . . 
C,  J,  S.  Gauthier,.. 

C.  A.  Bernard 

Eugene  St,  Jacques, 
B,  N,  Wales 


High  Constable. 


Crown  Solicit'r 
for  Revenue, 


A,  Bergeron, , 
Cyrille  Dulac 
Moise  Hubert, 


J,  Alf,  Boisvert 


Z,  Cloutier 


M.  G,  Furlong. 
Ls.  P,  Lebel, , . 


Pierre  Masse 

Wilfrid  S'George. 


E.  A.  Doucet 


Naz.  Gaudreau , , 

A,  Bissonnette  and 

A.  St.  Mars 

O,  Groulx 


Patrick  Shea 

Thomas  Gale 

C,  Weilbrenner, . . 

Chs.  A,  St.  Pierre 


Hiram  Moe,  Jr.,& 
Philias  Lanetot. 

H.  Marchessault . 


Moise  Brazeau 


A.  O.  Cloutier,  J.  E.  L.  E.  Lupien 
Vanasse,0.  E,  Milot 
&  Nap.  Lambert. . . ' 


J,  E,  Perrault 
H.  Fortier. 
L,  J,  Papineau 


C,  A,  Nutting 
Z,  E,  Cornell 


L,  Alain 
A.  Pelletier. 
A.  S.  Garneau. 

T,  A,  Blanchet 
Chs,  Belanger 
Er,  Hubert 


A,  M,  Dechene 
(Kamouraska) 
E,  Lapointe, 


HonHJCloran 
G.  Desauliners 
F,  A,  Beaudry 
A,  Desjardins 

D.  R,  Barry 
Hect,  Gaudet 
P,Corriveau& 
J,  Turcotte 
A,  Denis, 
P,J,  A,Cardin 

R,  Fiset  and 
Tessier 

E,  Fortin, 

John  Leonard 
JOBeauregard 


J.  D.  Leduc  & 

L  L,Legault, 

J.  B,  L,  Hould 


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COUNTY   OFFICERS,   PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC. 


[1911 


COUNTY    OFFICERS,   PROVINCE   OF   QUEBEC. 


CouNTiKs  OR  Divisions 
OF  Counties. 


Argenteuil 

Arthabaska 

Bagot 

Beauharnois 

Beauce 

Bellechasse 

Berthier 

Bonaventure,  No.  1 

Bonaventure,  No.  2 

Brome 

Chambly 

Champlain  ...   

Charlevoix,  No.  1 

Charlevoix,  No.  2 

Chateauguay 

Ohicoutimi 

Ooaticook 

Compton 

Deux  Montagnes 

Dorchester 

Drummond 

Gasp6,  No.  1 

Hochelaga 

Huntingdon 

Iberville 

Isle  of  Orleans 

Jacques-Cartier 

Joliette 

Kamouraska 

Lake  St..  John,  No.l... 
Lake  St.  John,  No.  2.... 

Lake  Megan  tic 

Laprairie 

L'Assomption 

Labelle 

Laval 

Levis 

L'Islet 

Lotbiniere  

Magdalen  Islands,  No.  2 . 

Maskinonge 

Megantic 

Missisquoi 

Montcalm 

Montmagny 

Montmorency,  No.  1 

Montmorency,  No.  2 

Montreal— W 

Montreal — Ea 

Napierville 

Nicolet,  No.  1 

Nicolet,  No.  2 

Pontiac,  No.  1 

Pontiac,  No.  2 

Portneuf  

Quebec 

Richelieu 

Richmond 

Rimouski,  No.  1 

Rimouski,  No.  2 

Rouville 

Saguenay 

Sheff  ord*. 

Sherbrooke 

Soulanges 

Stanstead,  No.  1 

Ste.  Anne  des  Monts 

St.  Hyacinthe 

St.  John 

St.  Maurice 

Temiscouata 

Three  Rivers 

Terrebonne 

Vaudreuil 

Vercheres 

Wolfe 

Wright 

Yamaska 


CouNTT  Town 


Lachute 

Arthabaskaville 

St.  Liboire 

Beauharnois 

St.  Francois 

St.  Raphael 

Berthier 

New-Carlisle 

Carleton 

Knowlton 

Longueuil 

Ste.  Genevieve 

St.  Etienne  de  la  Malbaie. 

Baie  St.  Paul 

•Ste.  Martine 

Chicoutimi 

Coaticook 

Cookshire 

Ste.  Scholastique 

Ste.  Henedine 

Drummondville 

Perce 

Montreal 

Huntingdon 

Iberville 

Laurent 

Montreal 

Joliette 

Kamouraska 

Hebertville 

Roberval 

Lake  Megantic 

Laprairie 

L'Assomption 

Thurso 

Ste.  Rose 

Levis 

St.  Jean  Port  Joli 

Ste.  Croix 

Amherst 

Louiseyille 

Inverness 

Bedford  

Ste.  Julienne 

Montmagny 

Chateau  Richer 


Montreal 

Montreal 

Napierville 

Becancour  

Nicolet 

Bryson  

Ville  Marie 

Cap  Sante 

Quebec 

Sorel 

Richmond 

Rimouski 

Matane 

Marieville 

Tadousac 

Waterloo 

Sherbrooke 

Coteau -Landing 
Stanstead  Plain . 

Ste.  Anne 

St.  Hyacinthe  . . 

St.  Jean 

Trois-Rivieres. . . 

Frasenille 

Three  Rivers 

Terrebonne 

Vaudreuil 

Vercheres 

Ham-Sud 

Hull 

St.  Francois .... 


Registrars. 


G.  F.  Calder 

M.  J.  Poisson 

J.  Morel  &  Joseph  Pilon 

J.  X.  Laplante 

T.  Fortier  and  Homer  Fanteux 

Fortunat  Belleau 

J.  A.  Laferriere 

L.  P.  Lebel 

James  Verge 

H.  S.  Foster 

Robert  &  Lamarre 

F.  Trudel 

J.  A.  Martin 

J.  Garifepy ■ 

Edmour  McGowan 

Thomas  Bosse 

Otis  Shurtlefif  &  Leon  Trudeau 

Wm.  n.  Leonard 

Jos.  H.  Langlois 

C.  E.  Vaillancourt 

Bernard  &  Millar 

Alph.  Garneau 

Am(5d6eChauret&G.  A.  Lacombe 

John  Campbell  Bruce 

Philibert  Contant 

F.  X.  Lachance 

Am<id6e  Chauret 

Maxime  Lavoie  &  J.  O.  Guilbaut 

Paul  Dessaint 

Nap.  Hudon 

Louis  Lindsay 

Chs.  A.  L6ger 

J.  Brosseau 

B.  Rocher  &  V.  Geoff rion. . 

Phil,  de  Varennes 

Ad^lard  Longpr6 

J.  A.  Carrier 

A.  Gust.  Verreault 

O.  Couture  &  J.  A.  Aug^. . . 

E.  A.  Brasset 

C.  Caron 

VV.  H.  Lambly 

Edwin  F.  Currie 

T.  Y.  L.  Bissonuette 

J.  S.  Gendron 

Herm  Dick 

F.  R.  Lachance 

J.  R.  Cooke 

Ch.  L.  Champagne  &  E.  Lalonde 

A.  Richardson 

J.  A.  Blondin 

T.  W.  Denis 

Walter  Rimer 

Jules  Maillard 

H.  Q.  de  St.  Georges 

Dr.  C.  E.  Cot6 

Alf.  Gu6irement 

John  Ewing 

J.  B.  Saucier  &  C.  E,  Bernier. . 

Edouard  Letendre 

Leon  Ste.  Marie  &  R.  Pelletier. 

E.  O.  Bouliane 

Jos.  H.  Lef ebvre 

Henry  William  Lovell 

Adrien  Rouleau 

A.  N.  Thompson 

Jos.  Thibault 

Jos.  Nault 

J.  P.  Carreau 

R.  Kiernan 

L.  V.  Dumais 

R.  Kiernan 

J.  A.  Th6herge  &  L.  G.  Lachaine 

Jos.  Nap.  Lefebvre 

Jos.  Geoffrion 

0.  Lamourenx 

L.  Duhamel 

Blondin  and  Courchesne 


Secretary-Treasurers. 


G.  J.  Walker. 
L.  Lavergne. 
L.  A.  Brunelle. 
J.  A.  Trudeau. 

C.  Bolduc. 

P.  C.  A.  Fournier. 
Theodore  Gervais. 
L.  P.  Lebel. 

J.  E.  Fay. 
L.  J.  G.  Brais. 
N.  J.  Trudel. 
G.  A.  Kane. 
Emile  Cimon. 
Napoleon  Mallette. 
H.  A.  Boily. 

D.  Leon  Trudeau. 
A.  Ross. 

V.  Fortier. 
C.  E.  Vaillancourt. 
J.  F.  Cay  a. 
Wm.  Flynn. 
Camille  Paquet. 
Charles  Dewick. 
J.  E.  Boivin. 
Eudore  Letourneau. 
J.  A.  Chauret.,  N.  P. 
A.  Cabana. 
Alfred  Potvin. 
A.  P.  Hudon. 
J.  Dumais. 
P.  L.  Lipp6. 

F.  C.  Larose. 
Jos.  E.  Duhamel. 
J.  Robillard. 

J.  E.  E.  Leonard. 
Michel  Roberge. 
J.  E.  Caron. 
Ls.  Lemay. 

E.  H.  Brasset. 
J.  A.  Contu. 

J.  G.  Rousseau. 
George  Capsey. 

G.  A.  Archambault. 
Wenceslas  Micole. 
A.  Lefrancois. 
Eudore  Letourneau. 


A.  Barrette. 
Albert  Dumont. 

H.  T.  Hurdman. 
Jules  Maillard. 
Leonid  as  Dussuth. 
A.  Dorion. 
J.  A.  Villi  ard. 
Donald  W.  Rowet. 
C.  A.  St.  Pierre. 
J.  E.  Gagnon. 
H.  Ste.  Marie. 
E.  Desgagnes. 
A.  K.  Duberger. 
G.  N.  Bishop. 
Geo.  R.  Vernier. 
N.  H.  Thompson. 

R6n6  Morin. 

E.  Archambault. 
Jules  Milot. 

F.  A.  Talbot. 

Henri  W.  G.  Pr6vost. 
A.  W.  Mullen. 
I.  Albert  Geoffrion. 
O.  Lamoureux. 
F.  A.  Labelle,  N.P. 
Louis  V^ronneau. 


PROVINOE    OP    NEW    BRUNSWICK. 

Entered  Confederation  1st  July,  1867. 

Population  1901,  331,120. 

Skat  of  Govkrnment— Fredericton. 

LiKUTBNANT-QovKRNOR— His  Honour  L.  J.  Tweedie,  K.O.,  LL.D.,  $9,000. 

Aides-de-Camps.—ht.-Col  Hugh  H.  McLean,  Brigadier  12th  Division;   Lt.-Col.  J.  B.  D.  F.  McKenzie,  73rd  Regt. 

Private  Secretary— R.  S.  Barker. 

KXECUTIVE  COUNCIL. 

Premier  and  Attorney -Oeneral,  Hon.  J.  Douglas  Commissioner  for  Agriculture,  Hon,  David  V. 

Hazen,  K.O 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Receiver -General,  Hon. 

James  K.  Flemming 

Chief  Commissioner  of  Public  Works,  Hon.  John 

Morrissy 

5ur»)evo»'-(ii'«««mZ,Hon.W.O.HazenGrimmer,K.C. 


Landry,  M.D. 

Solicitor  General,  Hon.  Harry  F.  McLeod 

President  of  the  Council,  without  Portfolio,  Hon. 

Robert  Maxwell 


Clerk  of  Executive  Council,  J.  Howe  Dickson. . . 


HOUSE    OF    ASSEMBLY. 

OFFICERS  OF  TUB  HOUSE  OF  ASSEMBLY. 


Clerk,  Henry  Bartlett  Rainsford. 
Chaplam, 

COUNTY.  MEMBERS. 

Albert Walter  B.  Dickson,  George  D.  Prescott. 

Carleton Hon.  Jas.  K.  Flemming,  G.  W.  Upham, 

Donald  Munro. 

Charlotte Hon.  W.  C.  Hazen  Grimmer,  George  J. 

Clarke,  T.  A.  Hartt,  H.  I.  Taylor,  M.D. 
Gloucester  ....  James    P.    Byrne,  Alphonse    Sormany, 

M.D.,  Seraphine  R.  Lcger. 
Kent Hon.  David  V.  Landry,  M.D.,  Thomas  J. 

Bourque,  M.D.,  John  Sheridan. 

Kings F.  M.  Sproul.  J.  A.  Murray,  G.  B.  Jones, 

Madawaska. . .  Charles  L.  Cyr,  Jesse  W.  Baker. 
NorlhumberVd  Hon.  John  Morrissy,  J.  P.  Burchill,  W. 

L.  Allain,  D.  MacLachlan. 


Assist.  Clerk,  George  Young  Dibblee. 
Sergeant-at-Arms,  Henry  Charles  Rutter. 

COUNTY.  MEMBERS. 

Queen's Henry  W.  Woods,  Arthur  R.  Slipp. 

Restigouche Charles  H.  Labillois,  Wm.  Currie. 

St.  John  (City)..  Hon.  Robt.  Maxwell,  John  E.  Wilson, 

James  P.  Mclnerney,  M.D.,  W.  F. 

Hatheway. 
St.  John(Couniy)  A.  F.  Bentley,  Jas.  Lowell. 

Sunbury Hon.  J.  Douglas  Hazen,  P.  Glasier. 

Victoria J.  F.  Tweeddale,  James  Burgess,  jr. 

Westmoreland  . . .  Clifford  W.  Robinson,  F.  J.  Sweeney, 

Arthur  B.  Copp,  C.  M.  Leger. 
York Hon.   Harry  F.    McLeod,   James   K. 

Binder,  John  A.   Youi  g,  Thomas 

Robison. 


PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY'S  OFFICE. 

Prov.  Sec'y <Se Receiver-Gen'l,\lon.  J.  K.  Flemming  $2,100 
Deputy  Provincial  Secretary,  and  Deputy  Regis- 
trar-General, R.  W.  L.  Tibbits 2,000 

Deputy  Receiver-General,  G.  N.  Babbitt 2,500 

Asst.  Deputy  Receiver  General,  W.  Cruikshank.     1,300 

Clerk,  C.  Sterling  Brannen 1,100 

Stenographer  and  Clerk,  M.  E.  Hipwell    600 

DEPARTMENT  OF  ATTORNEY-GENERAL. 

Attorney -General,  Hon.  J.  D.  Hazen $2,100 

SURVEYOR-GENERAL'S  DEPARTMENT. 

Surveyor-General,  Hon.  W.  C.  H.  Grimmer $2,100 

Deputy  Surveyor-General,  T.  G.  Logic 2,000 

Chief  Draughtsman,  W.  A.  McMullen 1,800 

Assistant  Draughtsman,  R.  S.  Barker 1,100 

Accountant,  W.  H.  McLeod 1,200 


BOARD  OF  WORKS  DEPARTMENT. 

Chisf  Commissioner,  Hon.  Jno.  Morrissy $2,100 

Secretary  to  Board  of  Works,  D.  B.  Winslow 1,300 

Engineer,  A.  R.  Wetmore 2,500 

DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

Commissioner,  Hon.  D.  V.  Landry $1,700 

Deputy  Commissioner,  W.  W,  Hubbard 1,500 

DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS. 

Auditor-General,  Wilson  Loudoun $1,700 

Clerk,  H,  Blair 900 

Clerk  of  the  Pleas,  T,  Carleton  Allen,  D.C.L 2,800 

Deputy  Clerk  of  th€  Pleas,  E.  McKay 1,000 

Librarian,  Abram  Al ward 500 

Caretaker  Parliament  Building,  John  Payne —  600 

King's  Printer,  R.  W.  L.  Tibbita 


EDUCATIONAL      DEPARTMENT. 


Provincial  Board  of  Education.— The  Governor,  the 
members  of  the  Executive  Council,  the  Chancellor  of 
the  University  of  New  Brunswick,  and  the  Chief  Super- 
intendent of  Education,  W.  S.  Carter,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Clerks  or  Assistants.— R.  B.  Wallace,  Miss  Mary 
Thompson,  Miss  Harriet  Hazen,  G.  Eldon  Merrithew. 


Provincial  Normal  School.— Principal,  H.  V.  B. 
Bridges,  M.A..  LL.D.;  Faculty  of  Instruction,  A.  S. 
McFarlane,  M.A.,  G.  A.  Inch,  B.A.,  B.Sc,  H.  H.  Hager- 
man,  M.A.,  D.  W.  Hamilton,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Miss  Margaret 
Lynds,  E.  Cadwallader,  B.A.,  Alph^e  Belliveau  ;  Model 
Department,  John  E.  Page,  B.A.,  Rhoda  J.  McDougall, 
M.  Annie  Harvey,  Edna  L.  Golding. 


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PROVINCE    OP    MANITOBA. 

Entered  Confederation  July  15th,  1870.  Population  in  1906,  365,756.  Skat  of  Governmrnt,  Winnipko. 

LiBUTBNAOT-GovKRNOR— His  Honour  Sir  Daniel  Hunter  McMillan,  K.C.M.G.,  $9,000. 


PROVINCIAL 

Premier,  President  of  Council,  Minister  of  Agriculture 
and  Immigration  Commissioner  of  Railways,  and 
Commissioner  of  Provincial  Lands,  Hon.  R.  P.  Roblin. 

Provincial  Treasurer,  Hon.  H.  Armstrong. 

Minister  of  Education,  and  Municipal  Commissioner, 
Hon.  Geo.  R.  Coldwell,  K.C. 

Attorney -General,  Hon.  Colin  H.  Campbell. 

Minister  of  Public  Works,  Hon.  Robert  Rogers. 

Provincial  Secretary,  Hon.  James  H.  Howden. 

Deputy  Attorney-General,  Geo.  Paterson. 

Deputy  Provincial  Treasurer— Wm.  J.  Ptolemy. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Agriculture,  J.  J.  Golden. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Public  Works,  C.  H.  Dancer. 

Deputy  Provincial  Secr'y  and  King's  Printer,  J.  Hooper. 

Deputy  Municipal  Commissioner,  E.  M.  Wood. 

Chief  Clerk  Provincial  Lands,  L.  J.  Howe. 


BXBCUTIVK. 

Deputy  Minister  of  Education,  Robt.  Fletcher. 

Provincial  Auditor,  Geo.  Black. 

Librarian,  3.  P.  Robertson. 

Clerk  of  Executive  Council,  M.  MacLean. 

Provincial  Architect,  S.  Hooper. 

Inspector  of  Insurance,  E.  A.  Ham. 

Chief  License  Inspector,  J.  M.  Johnstone. 

Inspector  of  Public  Institutions,  C.  G.  Caron. 

Chief  Game  Guardian,  C.  Barber. 

Chief  of  Provincial  Police,  E.  J.  Elliott. 

Departmental  Auditor,  A  D.  Jolliffe. 

Fire  Inspector,  A.  Lindbach. 

Inspector  of  Legal  Offices,  C.  J.  Irving. 

Sergeant-at-Arms,  J.  Macdougall. 

Inspector  of  Public  Buildings,  W.  M.  Baker. 


MEMBERS    OF    THE    LEGISLATURE. 


Speaker,  Hon.  J.  Johnson. 

CONSTITUENCIES.  NAME.  P.  O.  ADDRESS. 

Arthur A.  M.  Lyle Con.  Lyleton. 

Avondale James  Argue. . . Con.  Elgin. 

Assiniboia A.  Benard Con.  Winnipeg. 

Beautiful  Plains.  Hon.J.H.Howden.C.  Neepawa. 

Birtle G.  J.  H.  Malcolm Tyib.  Birtle. 

Brandon  City Hon. G.R. Coldwell  C.  Brandon. 

Carillon A.  Prefontaine.. Co«.  St.  Pierre. 

Cypress George  Steel. . . Con  Glenboro*. 

Dauphin J.  G.  Harvey. . .  Con.  Dauphin. 

Deloraine J.  C.  W.  Reid. . .  Con.  Underbill. 

Dufferin Hon.R.P.RoblinCon.  Winnipeg. 

Emerson D.  H.  Mc Fadden Covi.  Emerson. 

Gilbert  Plains S.  Hughes Con.  Grand  view. 

Gimli B.L.Baldwinson  Con.  Winnipeg. 

Gladstone J.W.  Armstrong.  Lift.  Gladstone. 

Hamiota W.  Ferguson . . .  Con.  Hamiota. 

Kildonan  and  St. 

Andrew's O.  I.  Grain.M.D. Con.  Selkirk. 

Killarney Geo.  Lawrence. Con.  Killarney. 

Lakeside CD.  McPherson  Lib.  Ptge.laPrairie. 

Lansdowne T.  0.  Norris Lib.  Griswold. 


Clerk  of  Legislative  Assembly,  A.  H.  Corelli. 

CONSTITUENCIES.  NAME.  P.  O.  ADDRESS. 

La  Verandrye W.  Molloy Lib.  Winnipeg. 

Manitou Hon.  R.  Rogers  Con.  Winnipeg. 

Minnedosa J.  W.  ThompsonCon.  Minnedosa. 

Morden B.  J.  McConnell.Ltft.  Morden. 

Morris Hon.C.H.CainpbellC  Winnipeg. 

Mountain J.  B.  Baird Lib.  Pilot  Mound. 

Norfolk R.  Fern  Lyons.  .Con.  Carberry. 

Portage  la  Prairie  Hon.  H.  Armstrong.  C  Ptge.  La  Prairie. 

Rhineland V.  Winkler Lib.  Morden. 

Rockivood Isaac  Riley  Co»i.  Stonewall. 

Russell (Vacant). 

St.  Boniface J.  Bernier Con.  St.  Boniface. 

South  Brandon. . .  A.  H.  Carroll. .  .Con.  Carroll. 

Springfield D,  A.  Ross Lib.  Winnipeg. 

Swan  River D.D.  McDonald  .Lib.  Pretoria. 

Turtle  Mountain. .  Hon.  J.  JohnsonCon.  Boissevain. 

Virden H.  C.  Simpson . .  Con.  Virden. 

Winnipeg  Centre. .  T.  W.  Taylor  . .  .Con.  Winnipeg. 

Winnipeg  North . .  S.  H.  Green Lib.  Winnipeg. 

Winnipeg  South  . .  L.  McMeans Con.  Winnipeg. 

Winnipeg  West . . .  T.  H.  Johnson  .  .Lib.  Winnipeg. 


ADVISORY  BOARD,   DEPARTMENT  OF   EDUCATION. 

Chairman,  Most  Rev.  S.  P.  Matheson. 

Secretary,  R.  Fletcher,  B.A.,  Virden. 

C.  K.  Newcombe,  Rev.  Dr.  Hart,  D.  Mclntyre,  M.A., 
Winnipeg ;  D.  J.  Wright,  Deloraine ;  Dr.  J.  R.  Jones, 
Rev.  Father  Cherrier,  Winnipeg;  A.  W.  Hooper, 
Brandon  ;  E.  A.  Garratt,  Winnipeg ;  Wm.  Iverach, 
Isabella,  Man.;  Rev.  S.  D.  Thomas,  Rivers,  Man. 

LIST  OF   INSPECTORS. 

D.  Mclntyre,  Inspector  of  City  Schools,  Winnipeg; 
A.  White,  inspector  of  City  Schools,  Brandon  ;  E.  E. 
Best,  166  Chestnut  St.,  Winnipeg;  A.  L.  Young,  Esq., 
36  Furby  St.,  Winnipeg;  A.  W.  Hooper,  Brandon;  E. 
H.  Walker,  Dauphin  ;  A.  Weidenhammer,  Morden  ;  J. 
W.  Gordon,  MorJen  ;  A.  Potvin,  St.  Boniface  ;  R.  Goulet, 
St.  Boniface  ;  T.  M.  Maguire,  Portage  La  Prairie;  D.  J. 
Wright,  Deloraine  ;  W.  J.  Parr,  Killarney ;  A.  J.  Hatcher, 
Elkhorn  ;  A.  B.  Fallis,  Neepawa ;  F.  H.  Belton,  Roblin  ; 
M.  H.  Jones,  112  Rose  St.,  Winnipeg. 

Normal  Schools.— W.  A.  Mclntyre,  339  Kennedy,  St., 
Winnipeg;  Alex.  Mclntyre,  135  Donald  St. ,  Winnipeg ; 
S.  E.  Lang,  M.A.,  Winnipeg;  B.  J.  Hales,  B.A.,  LL.B., 
Neepawa. 

Ruthenian  Training  School.— 3.  T.  Cressey,  Brandon ; 
J.  T,  Norquay,  Brandon. 


Collegiate  Commissioners. — Rev.  J.  W.  Matheson,  St. 
John's  "College,  Winnipeg ;  Alex.  Mclntyre,  135  Donald 
St.,  Winnipeg. 

DOMINION  LAND  OFFICES. 

Winnipeg  District.—^.  F.  Stephenson,  agent,  Winni- 
peg. Comprises  all  lands  east  of  the  first  meridan, 
ranges  1  to  8  west ;  all  townships  north  to  and  east  of 
Lake  Manitoba,  ranges  9  to  12,  townships  1  to  7,  inclu- 
sive ;  ranges  13  to  14,  townships  1  to  4  inclusive. 

Souris  District.— W.  H.  Hiam,  agent,  Brandon.  Com- 
prises ranges  15  to  34,  townships  1  to  4  inclusive  ;  ranges 

13  to  34,  townships  5,  6  and  7 ;  ranges  9  to  34,  townships 
8  to  12  inclusive  ;  ranges  23  to  34,  townships  13  and  14; 
ranges  29  to  33,  townships  1 5  and  16. 

Little  Saskatchewan  District.— 3 oYin  Flesher,  agent, 
Minnedosa.    Comprises  ranges  9  to  22,  townships  13  and 

14  ;  ranges  9  to  28,  townships  15  and  16  ;  ranges  9  to  29, 
townships  17  to  20  inclusive  ;  ranges  25  to  29,  all  town- 
ships north  of  20. 

Lake  Dauphin  District.— F.  K.  Herchmer,  agent, 
Lake  Dauphin.  Comprises  townships  north  of  township 
20  between  west  shore,  Lake  Manitoba,  and  range  24 
inclusive. 


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PROVINCE    OF    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 

Entered  Confederation  July  20th,  1871.     Population  1901—190,000. 

Seat  of  Government Victoria,  V.  I. 

LiBUTENANT-GovBRNOR— His  Honour  Thomas  W.  Patterson,  Esq.,  $9,000.     Private  Sec,  J.  H.  S.  Muskett,  $1,200. 

BXECUTIVR  COUNCIL. 

President A.  E.  McPhillips,  K.C. 


Premier  and  Minister  of  Mines,  Hon.  Richard 
McBride $7,000 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Minister  of  Education, 

Hon.  H.  E.  Young,  M.D.,  LL.D. 5,000 

Attorney-Genl,  Hon.  W.  J.  Bowser,  K.C 5,000 


Minister  of  Finance  and  Agriculture,  Hon.  Price 

Ellison $5,000 

Chief  Com.  Lands,  Hon.  W.  R.  Ross 5,000 

Minister  of  Works,  Hon.  Thomas  Taylor 5,000 


LEGISLATIVE    ASSEMBLY. 

Hon.  D.  M.  Eberts,  K.  C,  Speaker,  $1,200.    Thornton  Fell,  Clerk  of  Legislative  Assembly,  $800. 

CONSTITUENCIES. 

N.    Westmins-  \ 

ter / 

Okanagan 

Revelstoke 

Richmond 

Rossland 

Saanich 

Similkameen 

Skeena 

Slocan 


OONSTITUBNCIES.                       NAMB. 

Atlin Dr.  Young 

Alberni H.  C.  Brewster 

n„r.ihr.^             I  — •  Callihan 

^'»"^''<' \  Major  Fraser 

Chilliwack S.  A.  Cawley 

Columbia H.  G.  Parsons 

Comox — .  Duncan 

p.  0.  ADDRB 

. . .  Atlin 
. . .  Nanaimo 

'. '. '.  Palliser 

Cowichan 

Cranbrook.. . 

Delta 

Dewdney  . . . 
Esquimau  . . 

Fernie 

Grand  Forks 

..  H.Hayward 

. .  Thos.  Caven 

. .  F.  J.  Mackenzie 

..  W.J.  Manson 

..  John  Jardine 

. .  Hon.  W.  R.  Ross. . . 
. .  Ernest  Miller  

. . .  Duncan's 

". '.  *.  Mission 
. . .  Esquimau 
, . .  Fernie 

Greenwood . . . 

Islands 

Kamloops 

. .  J.  R.  Jackson 

..  A.  E.  McPhillips... 
..  J.  P.  Shaw 

!!'.  Victoria 

Kaslo 

Lillooet 

Nanaimo 

Nelson 

..  N.  F.  Mackay Kaslo 

. .  Mark  Eagleson Lillooet 

. .  J.  H.  Hawthornthwaite  Nanaimo 
Harry  Wright 

Newcastle  . . . 

. .  P.  Williams Newcastle 

Members  Sessional 

Vancouver.. 


Victoria  City. 


Yale. 
Ymir. 


NAME. 

p.  0.  ADDRESS 

Thos.  Gifford 

/"New  West- 
■  \     minster 

Hon.  Price  Ellison.. 

.  Vernon 

Hon.  Thos.  Taylor.. 

.  Revelstoke 

L.  F.  Carter-Cotton . 

.  Vancouver 

W.  R.  Braden 

E.  M.  Eberts 

.  Victoria 

L.  W.Shatford 

.  Hedley 

— .  Manson 

Wm.  Hunter 

.  Silverton 

Hon.  W.  J.  Bowser. 

.  Vancouver 

A.  H.  B.  MacGowan. 

" 

G.  A.  McGuire 

«« 

H.  H.  Watson 

<« 

C.  E.  Tisdale 

<< 

Hon.  R.  McBride.... 

.  Victoria 

H,  B.  Thomson 

•« 

Fred  Davey 

«« 

H.  F.  Behnson 

«« 

Hon.  R.  McBride. . . . 

J.  H.  Schofield 

.  Trail 

Allowance  $1,200  and  Mileage. 


ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S  DEPARTMENT. 

Attorney-General,  W.  J.  Bowser,  K.C $5,000 

Deputy  Attorney-General,  H.  A.  Maclean 4,060 

Registrar  General  of  Titles,  S.  Y.  Wootton 2,620 

»ist.  Reg.  New  Westminster,  C.  S.  Keith 2,212 

"        •*      Vancouver,  T.  O.  Townley 2,812 

"        ••     Kamloops,  W.  H.  Edmonds 1,980 

••     JV«bon,  S.  R.  Roe '. 1,980 

••     Prince  Rupert,  M.  E.  Burritt 2,200 

PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY'S  DEPARTMENT. 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Minister  of  Education, 

Hon.  H.  E.  Young,  M.D.,  LL.D $5,000 

Deputy  Provincial  Secretary,  A.  C.  Reddie 2,740 

King's  Printer,  R.  Wolfenden,  I.S.O.,  V.D 2,740 

Auditor,  H.  A.  S.  Morley 2,140 

Inspector  of  Offices,  W.  J.  Goepel 2,800 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT. 

Acting  Minister  of  Finance,  Hon.  W.  J.  Bowser.  $5,000 

Deputy  Minister  of  Finance,  J.  McB.  Smith 2,800 

Auditor-General,  J.  A.  Anderson 2,800 


LANDS  DEPARTMENT. 

Chief  Commissioner,  Hon.  Price  Ellison $5,000 

Deputy  Commissioner,  R.  A.  Renwick 2,860 

Chief  Clerk,  H.  Cathcart 2,088 

WORKS  DEPARTMENT. 

Minister  of  Works,  Hon.  Thomas  Taylor $5,000 

Public  Works  Engineer,  F.  C.  Gamble 3,100 

MINES   DEPARTMENT. 

Minister  of  Mines,  Hon.  Richard  McBride $5,000 

Deputy  Minister  of  Mines,  R.  F.  Tolmie 2,800 

Mineralogist,  W.  F.  Robertson 3,400 

EDUCATION  DEPARTMENT. 

Superintendent  of  Education,  Alex  Robinson, B.  A.  $3,100 

Inspector  of  Schools,  

J.  S.  Gordon,  B. A 2,040 

••                  "         J.  D.  Gillis 2,040 

"         G.  H.  Deane 2,040 

A.E.Miller 1,980 

A.Sullivan 1,980 

Thos.  Leith  1,920 

John  T.  Pollock 1,920 

D.  L.  McLaurin 1,920 


PROVINCE   OP   NOVA   SCOTIA. 

Entered  Confederation  Ist  July,  1867.        Population,  1901—459,116.        Seat  of  Govbrnmknt,  Halifax. 

LiBUTBNANT-GovERNOR— His  Honour  James  Drummond  McGregor. 

Allister  Fraser,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Private  Secretary. 


Premier  and  Provincial  Sec- 
retary  Hon.  G.  H.  Murray.  .$6,000 

Attorney-General  "    A.  K.  Maclean . .  5,000 

Com.  of  Works  and  Mines. ..     "    C.  P.  Chisholm.  5,000 
Members  without  Office Hon.  D.  McPherson 


EXKCUTIVK  COUNCIL. 

Members  without  office Hon. 


F.  Pearson. 
M.  Mack. 
T.  Daniels. 
Macdonald. 


H.  S.  Le  Blanc. 


Retired  Members  of  Executive  Council  retaining  their  rank  and  precedence,   by  special  permission  of  His 

Majesty— Hon.  Sir  C.  Tupper,  Bart.,  G.C.M.G.,  Hon.  James  McDonald, 
Pres.  of  Legislative  Council,  Hon.  M.  H.  Goudge.  I  Speaker  of  Legislative  Assembly,  Geo.  E.  Faulkner. 

Clerk  of  Legislative  Council,  J,  F.  Outhit.  |  Clerk  of  Legislative  Assembly,  W.  A.  Dickson 

LKGISLATIVR  COUNCIL. 

President,  M.  H.  Goudge ;    Clerk,  J.  F.  Otlthit. 

W.  H.  Owen,  Esq Bridgewater. 

Geo.  Whitman,  Esq Annapolis. 

M.  H.  Goudge,  Esq Windsor. 

A.  P.  Welton,  Esq Kingston. 

Isidore  LeBlanc,  Esq Arichat. 

John  McNeil,  Esq Mabou. 

Jason  M.  Mack,  Esq Liverpool. 

H.  M.  Robiohau,  Esq Meteghan. 

Robt.  Drummond,  Esq Stellar  ton. 


C.  N.  Cummings,  Esq Londonderry. 

W.  B.  Smith,  Esq Cape  Island. 

J.  E.  Corbett,  Esq Antigonish. 

W.  F.  McCurdy,E8q Baddeck. 

G.  J.  Troop Halifax. 

J.  N.  Armstrong N.  Sydney. 

W.  D.  R.  Cameron Sherbrooke. 

G.  G.  Sanderson Yarmouth. 

A.  B.  Etter Amherst. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  ATTORNEY-GENERAL 

Comm,issioner  of  Crown  Lands,  The  Attorney-General. 
Deputy  Commissioner,  Jas.  H.  Austen. 
Deputy  Attorney-Oeneral,  Stuart  Jenks,  LL.B. 

DEPARTMENT  OF  PROVINCIAL  SECRETARY. 

Provincial  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Hon.  G.  H.  Murray. 
Deputy  Secretary  and  Clerk  of  the  Executive  Council, 

F.  F.  Mathers,  LL.B. 
Deputy  Registrar-General,  A.S.  Barnstead,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
Marriage  License  Clerk,  J.  B.  Currie. 
Provincial  Cashier,  John  MacAloney. 

AGRICULTURE. 

Secretary  for  Agriculture,  M.  Cumming,  Truro. 
Provincial  College  of  Agriculture,  Truro — 

Principal,  Melville  Cumming,  B.A.,  B.S.A.,  Truro. 

IMMIGRATION. 

Secretary  of  Industries  and  Immigration,  Arthur  S. 

Barnstead,  B.  A.,  LL.B. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PUBLIC  WORKS  AND  MINES. 

Commissioner,  Hon.  C.  P.  Chisholm. 

Dep'y  Com.  &  Inspect'r  of  Mines,  Hiram  Donkin,  C.E. 

Provincial  Engineer,  Roderick  McColl,  M.Can.Soc.C.E. 

Provincial  Hospital  for  Ijhskhk— Medical  Superin- 
tendent, W.  H.  Hattie,  M.D.  Victoria  General 
HosviT Ah— Superintendent,  W.  W.  Kenney.  Provw- 
ciAL  Library— ^c<.  Librarian,  Miss  Annie  F.  Donohoe. 
Provincial  Museum  and  Scientific  Library— Curator 
and  Librarian,  Harry  Piers. 

COUNCIL  OF  PUBLIC  INSTRUCTION. 

The  Executive  Council  —  Secrefarj/,  A.  H.  MacKay, 
B.A.,  B.Sc,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

EDUCATION  DEPARTMENT. 

Superintendent,  A.  H.  MacKay,  B.A.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 

Director  Technical  Education,  Frederic  H.  Sexton,  S.B. 

Chief  Clerk,  G.  W.  T.  Irving. 

Provincial  Normal  College,  Truro— 
Principal,  David  Soloan,  B.A.,  LL.D.,  Truro. 


COKSTITUBNCIBS. 

Annapolis , 


Antigonish . . . 

Colchester 

Cumberland . . 
Cape  Breton . . 

Digby 

Ouysboro' 

Halifax 


Hants 


LEGISLATI 

Speaker— G&o.  E.  Faulkner. 

VfAMB.  p.  O.  ADDRESS, 

Joseph  A.  Bancroft.. . .  Round  Hill. 
Hon.  O.  T.  Daniels Bridgetown. 

F.  R.  Trotter Antigonish. 

Hon.Chris.  P.  Chisholm  " 

Davison  Hill Onslow. 

Hon.  B.  F.  Pearson....  Halifax. 

E.  B.  Paul Spring  Hill. 

J.  H.  Livingstone Wentworth. 

A.  S.  Kendall,  M.D. . . .  Sydney. 

N.  J.  Gillia Bridgeport. 

A.  M.  Gidney Mink  Cove. 

J.  W.  Comeau Comeauville. 

Wm.  Whitman Guysboro. 

J.  F.  Ellis Sherbrooke. 

G.  E.  Faulkner Halifax. 

R.  E.  Finn " 

Hon.  David  McPherson.       '* 

James  O'Brien Windsor. 

Albert  Parsons Walton. 


VE    ASSEMBLY. 

Members  Sessional  Allowance  $700. 

constituencies.  NAME.  F.  0.  ADDRESS. 

Inverness Hon.  Jas.  MacDonald..  West  Bay 

"         C.  E.  MacMillan,  M.D.  Inverness. 

Kings C.  A.  Campbell Port  Williams. 

"      Brenton  H.  Dodge ....  Kentville. 

Lunenburg Hon.  A.  K.  Maclean . . .  Halifax. 

"         C.  U.  Mader Mahone  Bay. 

Pictou R.  M.  McGregor New  Glasgow. 

"      R.  H.  MacKay Westville 

"      J.  M.  Baillie New  Glasgow. 

Queen's Wm.  L.  Hall Liverpool. 

"      C.  F.  Cooper Caledonia. 

Richmond Felix  Landry D'Escousse. 

"  C.  P.  Bissett,  M.D St.  Peters. 

Shelburne Moses  Nickerson Clarke's  Harbor 

"  R.  Irwin Shelburne. 

Victoria A.  A.  Buchanan Neil's  Harbor, 

"       Hon.  Geo.  II.  Murray .  Halifax. 

Yarmouth E.  H.  Armstrong Yarmouth. 

"         Hon.Henry  S.  LeBlanc  West  Pubnloo 


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PROVINCE    OF    PRINCE    EDWARD    ISLAND. 


Entered  Confederation  1st  July,  1873.      Population,  1901—103,258; 
Seat  of  Government— CHARiiOTTETOWN.     Lieutenant-Governor- His  Hon.  Benjamin  Rogers,  Esquire,  $7,000. 

Executive  Council 


Preddent,  Premier  and  Attor- 
ney-General   Hon.  F.  L.Haszard,K.C. 

Provincial  Secretary -Treasurer 
and  Com.  of  Agriculture *'    John  Richards. 

Commis.  of  Public  Works "    J.  H.  Cummiskey. 

Clerk,  Arthur  Newbery,  I.S.O. 


Mem.  of  Council  (without  portfolio)  Hon.  G.  E.  Hughes. 

"  "  '*  "J.  MacMillan. 

"    B.  J.  Gallant. 

"  "  '•  "    J.  D.  Mclnnia. 

"  "  "  "    L.  Macdonald. 


Provincial  Government  Officers. 


Attorney -General,  Hon.  F.  L.  Haszard $1,200 

Provincial  Secy. -Treas.  and  Com.  of  Agriculture, 

Hon.  John  Richards 1,200 

Draughtsman,  Thos.  May 300 

Clerk,  James  Dalling 550 

Agst.  Prov.  Sec.-Treas.  and  Clerk  Exec.  Council, 

A.  Newbery,  I.S.O 1,200 

Clerk COO 

Com.  of  Pub.  Works,  Hon.  Jas.  H.  Cummiskey..  1,200 

Sec.  of  Pub.  Works,  L.  B.  McMillan 1,000 

Draxightsman,  Kenneth  McKay 600 


Prov.  Auditor.  Benj.  Balderston $1,200 

Chief  Supt.  of  Education,  Dr.  Alex.  Anderson..  1,500 

Clerk  to  Supt.  of  Education,  Alex.  Campbell. . . .  800 

St'grapher,  Type- Writer  d:  Lib' n.  W.  H.  Crosskill  1,000 

Assistant,  Miss  M.  Hughes 

Reg.  of  Deeds,  Charlottetown,  and  Com.  of  Public 

Lands,  Wm.  C.  White 1,200 

Reg.  of  Deeds,  Sximmerside,  John.  E.  Campbell..  600 

Asst.  Reg,  of  Deeds,  Michael  Laverty 650 

Clerks,  A.  Callaghan,  J.  C.  McKenzie each  550 

Keeper  Provincial  Buildi7ig, Mrs.  DuncanKennedy 


LEGISLATIVE    ASSEMBLY. 


Speaker— John  Agnew. 


District. 

queen's  CO. — 
Charlottetown... 
First  District... 
Second  District. 
Third  District . . 
Fourth  DistHct. 

king's  CO.— 
First  District  . . 
Second  District. 


Councillors. 

Hon.G.  E.Hughes.... 
Miirdock  Kennedy. . . 
Hon.  J.  MacMillan. . . 
Hon.  J.  H.  Cummisk'y , 
Hon.  F.  L.  Haszard . , 

Hon.  L.  Macdonald. , 

•  Hon.  J.  D.  Mclnnis. 

Clerk.... 


Assemblymen. 

Dr.  J.  Warburton 
Cyrus  Crosby. 
William  Laird. 
H.J.Palmer,K.C. 
D.  P.  Irving. 

John  McLean. 
R.  N.  Cox. 


District.  Councillors.  Assemblymen. 

Third  District. . .  J.  A.  Macdonald John  A.  Dewar. 

Fourth  District.  .M.  McKinnon A.  P.  Prowse. 

Fifth  District. . . .  J.  A.  Matheson,  K.C.A.  J.  McDonald. 


PRINCE  CO.— 

First  District . . . 
Second  District. 
Third  District.. 
Fourth  District. 


Fifth  District ....  Edward  Wyatt 
R.  H.  Montgomery. 


Hon.  John  Agnew.. Hon.  B.  J.  Gallant 

A.  Mc Williams Hon. J. W.Richards 

H.  D.  Dobie A.  E.  Arsenault. 

Michael  Delaney. .  .James  Kennedy. 


.  James  A.  McNeil. 


THE  COMMISSIONERS  AND  STAFF  OF 
TRANSCONTINENTAL   RAILWAY. 

Chairman,  S.  N.  Parent 

THE 

.  $8,000 
.     7,000 

BOARD   OF   RAILWAY   COMMISSIONERS 

CANADA. 

Chief  Commissioner,  Hon.  J.  P.  Mabee 

Assistant  Chief  Commissioner,  D'Arcy  Scott 

Deputy  Chief  Commissioner,  Hon.  M.  E.  Bernier 
Commissioner  James  Mills  M  A    LL  D.   .   . 

OF 

$10,000 
9,000 
8,000 

Commissioner,  W.  S.  Calvert 

.     7,000 
.     7,000 

8,000 
8,000 

"             Charles  Alexander  Young 

"             Colin  Mclsaac 

'  S.  J.  McLean,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  Ph.D 

OFFICERS. 

Secretary,  A.  D.  Cartwright 

Chief  Engineer  George  A.  Mountain 

OFFICERS. 

$3,500 
4,800 

Secretary,  Patrick  Eugene  Ryan 

Asbt.  Engineers,  T.  L.  Simmons,  II.  A.  K.  Drury 

2,500 

Assistant  Chief  Engineer,  Duncan  MacPherson 

Bridge  Engineer,  R.  F.  Uniacke 

Purchasing  Agent,  Andrew  Linton  Ogilvie 

Chief  Accountant,  Daniel  Hoctor 

Chief  Tragic  Officer,  James  Hardwell 

3,800 

Chief  Operating  Officer,  A.  J.  Nixon 

Law  Clerk,  A  G.  Blair . 

2,500 

Assistant  Secretary,  E.  A.  Primeau 

2,500 

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PROVINCE    OF    SASKATCHEWAN. 

Was  established  on  Ist  September,  1905.        Population,  1906—300,000.        Skat  of  Governmbnt — Regina. 

LiBUTBNANT-GovBRNOR— His  Honour  George  William  Brown,  Esq.,  $9,000. 

Private  Secretary,  A.  W.  J.  Bourget,  $960. 

EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL. 


Premier,  President  of  Council  and  Minister  of 
Public  Works,  Hon.  Walter  Scott $6,000 

Minister  of  Education,  Provincial  Treasurer 
and  Minister  of  Raihvays,  Telegraphs  and 
Telephones,  Hon.  J.  A.  Calder 5,000 


Attorney -General,  Hon.  W.  F.  Alphonse  Turgeon.  $5,000 
Provincial  Secretary  and  Minister  of  Agricul- 
ture, Hon.  W.  R.  Motherwell 6,000 

Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs,  Hon.  A.  P.  McNab.    5,000 
Clerk  of  Executive  Council,  J.  W.  McLeod 1,800 


DEPUTY  HEADS  OF  DEPARTMENTS. 


Deputy  Provincial  Treasurer,  J.  A.  Reid $3,000 

Deputy  Minister  of  Public  Works,  F.  J.  Robin- 
son, D.L.S.,  C.E 3,000 


Deputy  Minister  of  Agriculttire,  A.  F.  Mantle. 
Deputy  Attorney -General,  F.  Ford,K.G.,  D.O.L. 
Deputy  Minister  of  Education,  D.   P.  McColl, 

B.A 

Deputy  Minister  of  Railways,  Telegraphs  and 

Telephones,  S.  P.  Porter 2,000 


3,000 
J,500 


2,400 


Deputy  Provincial  Secretary,  E.  J.  Wright 

Deputy  Minister  of  Municipal  Affairs,  J.   N. 

Bayne 

Provincial  Auditor,  J.  C.  Pope 

Government  Printer,  J.  A.  Reid 

Commissioner  of  Public  Health,  M.  M.  Seymour, 

M.D 

Superintendent    of  Neglected    and    Dependent 

Children,  S.  Spencer  Page 


$1,800 

1,800 
2.400 


3,200 
1,250 


INSPBCTORS  OF  SCHOOLS. 

John  Hewgill,  Moosomin. 

A.  H.  Ball,  Yorkton. 

Charles  Nivins,  Oxbow. 

J.  Frank  Hutchison,  Prince  Albert. 

J.  E.  Coombs,  Saskatoon. 

H.  M.  Barrett,  Moose  Jaw. 


A.  Kennedy,  Weyburn. 

S.  J.  A.  Branion,  Wolseley. 

J.  Dufif,  Regina. 

F.  V.  Rielly,  Humboldt. 

J.  H.  McKechnie,  North  Battleford. 

W.  E.  Stevenson,  Balcarres. 


LEGISLATIVE    ASSEMBLY. 

41  Members— Sessional  indemnity,  $1,000. 
Speaker,  Hon.  W.  C.  Sutherland,  $1,500;  Clerk  of  Assembly,  S.  Spencer  Page,  $750. 


CONSTITUENCY.         NAME  OF  MEMBER. 

Arm  River  . . .  G.  A.  Scott 

Athabaska J.  O.  Nolin 

Battleford S.  S.  Simpson 

Cannington . .  J.  D.  Stewart 

Canora J.  D.  Robertson  . .  — 

Duck  Lake. . .  .Hon.  W.F, A.  Turgeon., 

Estevan George  Bell 

Francis J.  J.  Stevenson 

Hanley Dr.  J.  W.  McNiell 

Humboldt . . .  .Hon.  W.R.  Motherwell 

Kinistino G.  B.  Johnston 

LastMountainT.  A.  Anderson  . . , 

Lloydminster  .H.  C.  Lisle 

Maple  Creek.  .D.  J.  Wylie  

Milestone A.  E.  Whitmore : 

Moose  Jaw  CtyJ,  H.  Wellington 

Moose  Jaw  CyJ.  A.  Sheppard 

Moosomin A.  S.  Smith 

Moose  Motmt'nWm.  Elliott,  M.B 

N'thBattlefordD.  M.  Finlayson 

N.  Qu'AppelleJ.  A.  MacDonald 


P.O.  ADDRESS. 

,  Davidson. 

North  Battleford 

Battleford. 

Areola. 

Canora. 

.Regina. 

Estevan. 

Francis. 

Hanley. 

,  Regina. 

Kinistino. 

,  Strassburg. 

Lloydminster. 

Maple  Creek. 

Regina. 

Moose  Jaw. 

Moosomin. 
Wolseley. 
North  Battleford. 
Lipton. 


CONSTITUENCY.         NAME  OF  MEMBER.  P.O.  ADDRESS. 

Pelly J.  K.  Johnston .  Kamsack. 

PheasantHillsH.  H.  Willway Gotham, 

Pipestone A.  B.  Gillis Whitewood. 

Pr.  Albert  City  J.  E.  Bradshaw Prince  Albert. 

Pr. Albert  Co'yS.  J.  Donaldson " 

Redberry George  Langley Maymont. 

Regina  City  . .  J.  F.  Bole Regina. 

Regina  CountyF.  C.  Tate Wascana. 

Rosthern Gerhard  Ens Rosthern. 

Saltcoats Hon.  J.  A.  Calder Regina. 

SaskatoonCityUon.  A.  P.  McNab Saskatoon. 

Saskatoon Co'yKon.W.C.  Sutherland         " 

Souris A.  Riddell Oxbow. 

5.  Qu'Appelle .  F. W. G.  Haultain, K. C. . Regina. 

Swift  CurrentRon.  Walter  Scott " 

Touchwood  . .  .G.  M.  Atkinson Wishart. 

Vonda A.  F.  Totzke Vonda. 

Wadena H.  C.  Pierce Wadena. 

Weyburn R.  M.  Mitchell Weyburn. 

Yorkton T.  H.  Garry Yorkton. 


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PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA. 

Was  established  on  Ist  September,  1905.        Population,  1906—325,000.        Seat  of  Government— Edmontok. 
LiBrxENANT-GovERNOR- His  Hon.  Georsre  Hedley  Vicars  Bulj'ea,  Esq.,  $9,000. 
Private  Secretary,  G.  H.  Babbit,  $1,200. 

EXECUTIVE    COUNCIL. 


Minister  of    Agriculture,  Honourable  Duncan 

Marshall |5,000 

Provincial  Secretary,  Hon.  A.  J.  MacLean 


Premier,  Minister  of  Public  Works  and  Provin- 
cial Treasurer,  Hon.  A.  L.  Sifton $6,000 

Attorney -General  and  Minister  of  Education, 
Hon.  C.  R.  Mitchell 5,000 

DEPUTY  HEADS. 

Clerk,  Executive  Council,  M.  J.  Macleod $   800  j  Deputy  Attorney-General,  A.  Y.  Blain,  Acting  . .  3,500 

Deputy  Minister  of  Public  Works,  John  Stocks. .     3,600    Deputy  Secretary,  E.  Trowbridge 2,200 

Deputy  Minister  of  Education,  D.  S.  Mackenzie..    2,700    Deputy  Treasurer,  M.  J.  Macleod 2,400 

Deputy  Minister  of  Agriculture,  Geo.  Harcourt.    2,700  |  Provincial  Auditor,  E.  W.  Burley 2,700 

INSPECTORS  OF  SCHOOLS. 

John  Ross,  B.A.,  Chief  Inspecter,  Department  of  Education,  Edmonton. 


Jas.  E.  Loucks,  B.A.,  High  River. 

J.  A.  Smith,  B.A.,  Calgary. 

J.  Morgan,  B.A,,  Olds. 

J.  C.  Butch  art,  B.A.,  Vegreville. 

G.  F.  McNally,  B.A.,  Wetaskiwin. 

H.  R.  Parker,  B.A.,  Vermilion. 


J.  A.  Fife,  B.A.,  Edmonton. 

E.  L.  Hill,  B.A.,  Strathcona. 

P.  H.  Thibaudeau,  B.A.,  Lacombe. 

J.  F.  Boyce,  B.A.,  Red  Deer. 

Walter  Scott,  B.A.,  Hardisty. 

J.  W.  Brown,  B.A.,  Macleod. 

D.  A.  McKerricher,  B.A.,  Lethbridge. 

SUPERVISOR  OF  SCHOOLS  AMONG  FOREIGNERS. 

Robert  Fletcher Lament. 

NORMAL  SCHOOL,   CALGARY. 

Principal,  W.  H.  Thompson,  B.A.  I  Teacher,  C.  H.  Russell,  B.A. 

Assistant  Principal,  E.  W.  Coffin,  B.  A.,  Ph.D.  Teacher,  Miss  Eliza  M.  Burnett. 

Teacher,  Jas.  C,  Millar,  B.S.  Supervisor  of  Music,  Mrs.  Ellis-Browne. 


Speaker, 


LEGISLATIVE    ASSEMBLY. 

41  Members— Sessional  Indemnity,  $1,000. 

,  $1,500  ;  Clerk  of  Assembly,  J.  R.  Cowell,  $800. 


CONSTITUENCY.       NAME  OF  MEMBER.  P.  0.  ADDRESS. 

Alexandra  ...A.  Bramley Moore. Life. Lloj'dminster. 

Athabasca J.  L.  Cot6 Li&.Edmonton. 

Calgary W.  H.  Gushing.. .  .ii6. Edmonton. 

Calgary R.  B.  Bennett Con.  Calgary. 

Camrose Geo.  P.  Smith Li6.  Camrose. 

Cardston J.  W.  Woolf Lift.Cardston. 

Claresholm  .  .M.  McKenzie Lift.  Macleod. 

.  .C.  W.  Fisher Lift.Cochrane. 

. .  .Jos.  E.  Stauffer . . .  Lib.  Didsbury. 

.  .C.  W.  Cross 7yi6. Edmonton. 

.  .John  A.  McDougallLih. Edmonton. 

.  .A.  J.  McArthur. . . Z/t&.Calgary. 

.L.  M.  Roberts Lib.lWgh  River. 

.John  A.  Simpson. Lifc.Tnnisfail. 

Lae  Ste  Anne.Veter  Gunn Zift.Lac  Ste  Ann. 

Lacombe W.  F.  Puffer Z/i6.  Lacombe. 

Leduc R.  T.  Telford L?ft.Leduc. 

LethbridgeCityVf .  A.  Buchanan. Lift. Lethbridge. 
Lethbridge Dis. Ron. A.  J.McLean./nrf.Taber. 

Macleod Robert  Patterson. Lift. Macleod. 

Jif«dict7i«  iJat .  Hon.C.R.  Mitchell.  Lift.Edmonton. 


Cochrane . 
Didsbury . . 
Edmonton  . 
Edmonton. . 
Gleichen  . . . 
High  River. 
Innisfail  . . 


CONSTITUENCY.        NAME  OF  MEMBER.  P.  0.  ADDRESS. 

Nanton J.  M.Glendenning.Lift.Nanton. 

Okotoks Geo.  Hoadly Con. Okotoks. 

Olds Hon.  D.  Marshall.. iift. Edmonton. 

Pakan  P.  E.  Lessard Lift. Edmonton. 

Peace  River  ..J.  K.  Cornwall — Lift. Edmonton. 

Pembina H.  W.  McKenny. . .  Lift.  Edmonton. 

PincherCreek.Br.  D,  Warnock.  .Lift. Pincher  Creek. 

Ponoka Dr.  W.  A.  CampbellLtft.  Ponoka. 

Red  Deer, ..    . E.  Michener Ind.-Co7i.'Red.  Deer. 

Rocky Mount'nG.  M.  O'Brien .S'oc. Calgary. 

Sedgewick Chas.  Stewart Lib.  Killam. 

Stettler Robt.  Shaw 2/i6.Stettler, 

Strathcona  ...A.  C.  Rutherford.. Z,t&. Strathcona. 

St.  Albert L.  Boudreau Lib.St.  Albert. 

Stony  Plain  .J.  A.  McPherson..Li&.Spiuce  Grove. 

Sturgeon J.  R.  Boyle Lift.Edmonton. 

Vegreville.. .  J.  B.  Hoiden it6. Vegreville. 

Vermilion..     Hon.  A.  L.  Sifton. Lift. Edmonton. 

Victoria F.  A.  Walker Lib.  Fort  Saskatchewan 

Wetaskiwin  .  .Chas.  H.  Olin Zt6. Wetaskiwin. 


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YUKON   AND   NORTH-WEST  TERRITORIES. 


[1911 


YUKON    TERRITORY. 

Organized  June  13th,  1898.        Population  about  10,000.        Skat  ok  Govkrnment— Dawson  City. 
Commissioner,  A.  Henderson,  K.O.,  $6,000;  Private  Secretary,  Wm.  O'Brien 

TERRITORIAL  COUNCIL.* 

Speaker,  R.  Lowe ;  Clerk  of  Council,  D.  R.  MacFarlane,  $1,000. 

White  Horse— R.  Lowe  (Speaker) Lib.  |  WTiite  Horse— W.  L.  Phelps  (Leader) 

Klondyke— M.  Landreville ' Lib. 

— W.  McLeod Ub. 

North  Dawson— C.  Bossuyt Lib. 

"        "       —A.  H.  Smith Con. 


.Lib. 


South  Dawson— Jas.  Murphy Lib 

"        "      — Geo.  Black Con. 

Bonanza  — R.  S.  Ashbaugh Con. 

"     — F.  McAlpine Con. 


SECRBTARY  AND  TREASURY  DEPARTMENT. 

See' y -Treasurer   and   Supt.    of  Public  Works, 
D.  R.  MacFarlane $2,100 

MINES   DEPARTMENT. 

Assayer,  R.  Smart 2,100 


TERRITORIAL    OFFICIALS. 

EDUCATION  DEPARTMENT. 

Superintendent,  T.  G.  Bragg $3,600 

PREVENTIVE  OFFICERS. 

E.  S.  Ironside,  F.  MacLennan,  each 250 


DOMINION  OFFICIALS. 


INTERIOR  DEPARTMENT. 


Commissioner,  Alex.  Henderson,  K.C 

Gold  Commissioner,  Crown  Timber  and  Lands 

Oj^ce,  F.  X.  Gosselin  (Dawson) 

Assistant  Com'issioner,B,.  C.  Miller  (White  Horse) 

Comptroller's  Office. 

Comptroller,  G.  I.  MacLean 

Accountant,  A.  R.  Boyes 


Registrar's  Office. 
Registrar,  N.  Lalibertd 

Surveys  Branch. 

Director,  C.  W.  MacPherson , 

Surveyor,  J.  Gibbon 


AQRICUIiTURE  DEPARTMENT. 

Inspector,  A.  Hawes,  Dawson 

INDIAN    AFFAIRS. 

L.  A.  Par6,  M.D.,  W.  E.  Thompson,  M.D.,  each.. 
School  Stipt.,  T.  G.  Bragg 


$6,000 

5,000 
4,000 


5,000 
3,600 


2,100 
2,  ICO 


2,400 


PUBLIC    WORKS     DEPARTMENT. 

Public  Buildings  Branch. 

Superintetidint,  S.  A.  D.  Bertrand 3,500 

Clerk  of  Works,  J.  H.  Bell 3,000 


Telegraph  Branch 
District  Superintendent, U.  Gilchen  (White  Horse)  $1,800 
Manager,  W.  Brownlow  (Dawson) 1,500 

POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT. 

Postmaster  (Dawson),  I.  J.  Hartman 4,800 

Postmaster  ( White  Horse),  F.  W.  Cane 2,250 


JUSTICE  DEPARTMENT. 

Chief  Justice,  C.  A.  Dugas 

Justices,  J.  Craig,  A.  D.  Macaulay,  each 

Police  Magistrate,  T.  L.  Taylor  (White  Horse). . . 
Clerk  of  Court  and  Public  Administrator,  Chas. 

MacDonald 

Sheriff,  R.  J.  Eilbeck 

ROYAL  N.-W.   M.   POUCB. 

Superintendent  (Dawson),  A.  E.  Snyder 

CUSTOMS  DEPARTMENT. 

Collector  ( White  Horse,)  F.  MacLennan 


Collector  (Dawson),  J.  A.  McDougal. 

MARINE  AND  FISHERIES  DEPARTMENT. 

Collector,  H.  T.  Mackay 

INLAND  REVENUE  DEPARTMENT. 

Collector,  J.  F.  MacDonald 


10,000 

10,000 

6,700 


6,300 
2.100 


3,000 
2,800 


1,000 
1,000 


Elected  28th  June,  1909,  for  3  years. 


NORTH-WEST    TERRITORjIES. 

Organized  Ist  September,  1905.     Seat  of  Government— Ottawa.     Comprising  all  British  territories  and 

possessions  in  North  America  and  all  islands  adjacent  thereto  not  included  within  any  Province, 

or  the  Yukon  Territory  and  the  colony  of  Newfoundland  and  its  dependencies. 

Commissioner,  Lieut. -Col.  F.  White,  C.M.G.,  Ottawa. 
Secretary,  L.  du  Plessis,  Ottawa. 
Accountant,  G.  D.  Pope,  Ottawa. 

Stipendiary  Magistrates,  E.  C.  Senkler,  The  Pass,  N.W.T. ;  A.  B.  Perry,  CM. G., 
Commissioner  R.N.W.M.  Police,  Regina,  Sask. 


1911] 


COPYRIGHT   IN  CANADA. 


335 


COPYRIGHT    IN    CANADA. 


Note.— It  is  expected  that  legislation  will  be  introduced  into  the  Dominion  Parliament  at  its  next  session 
completely  changing  the  law  of  Copyright  in  Canada.  In  the  meantime  the  following  article  gives  a 
summary  of  the  law  as  it  exists  at  present. —Ed. 


The  law  of  copyright  in  Canada  is  to  be  found  in  the 
Revised  Statutes  of  Canada,  1906,  Chapter  70,  which 
embodies  the  provisions  of  the  original  Act.  Its  leading 
features  may  be  briefly  summarized  as  follows  :— 

Any  person  domiciled  in  Canada,  or  in  any  part  of  the 
British  Possessions,  or  any  citizen  of  any  country  which 
has  an  International  Copyright  Treaty  with  the  United 
Kingdom,  who  is  the  author  of  any  book,  map,  chart  or 
musical  composition,  or  of  any  original  painting,  draw- 
ing, statue,  sculpture  or  photograph,  or  who  invents, 
designs,  etches,  engraves  or  causes  to  be  engraved, 
etched,  or  made  from  his  own  design,  any  print  or 
engraving,  and  the  legal  representatives  of  such  person 
or  citizen,  shall  have  the  exclusive  right  to  print,  reprint, 
publish,  reproduce  and  sell  such  works  or  compositions 
in  whole  or  in  part,  and  of  allowing  translations  to  be 
printed,  reprinted  or  sold.     Sec.  4. 

Exception  is  made  as  to  immoral,  licentious,  irreligious, 
treasonable  and  seditious  literary,  scientific  or  artistic 
work  which  is  not  the  legitimate  subject  of  such  regis- 
tration or  copyright.    Sec.  7, 

The  right  of  copyright  endures  for  twenty-eight  years 
from  the  time  of  recording  the  copyright.  After  the 
expiration  of  twenty-eight  years  the  copyright  may  be 
extended  for  a  further  term  of  fourteen  years  to  the 
author  if  he  is  alive,  or  if  he  is  dead,  to  his  widow  or 
child  or  children,  but  in  such  case  the  title  of  the  work 
secured  must  be  a  second  time  registered  and  all  other 
conditions  fulfilled  which  are  "required  in  regard  to 
original  copyrights,  and  the  author  or  proprietor  must 
publish  a  notice  of  such  registration  once  in  the  Canada 
Gazette.    Sees.  19,  20  and  48. 

In  no  case  shall  the  said  sole  and  exclusive  right  and 
liberty  in  Canada  continue  to  exist  after  it  has  expired 
elsewhere.    Sec.  5. 

A  subsequent  edition  need  not  be  registered  unless  it 
contains  very  important  alterations  or  additions.  Sec.  13. 

The  conditions  for  obtaining  such  copyright  are  :— 

(1)  That  such  literary,  scientific  or  artistic  work  shall 
be  printed  and  published,  or  reprinted  and  republished 
in  Canada,  or  in  the  case  of  works  of  art,  that  they  shall 
be  produced  or  reproduced  in  Canada.    Sec.  49. 

(2)  In  the  case  of  paintings,  drawings,  statuary  and 
sculpture,  a  written  description  must  be  furnished  to 
the  Minister  of  Agriculture.  In  the  case  of  books, 
maps,  charts,  musical  compositions,  photographs,  prints, 
outs  and  engravings,  three  copies  must  be  furnished  to 
the  Minister,  one  of  which  is  deposited  in  the  library  of 
the  Parliament  of  Canada,  and  one  in  the  British 
Museum.    Sees.  11  and  12. 

(3)  The  statutory  fee  must  be  paid  to  the  Minister  of 
Agriculture.     Sec.  24. 


(4)  There  must  be  inserted  in  the  several  copies  of 
every  edition  on  the  title  page,  or  on  the  page  immedi- 
ately following,  if  it  is  a  book,  or  if  it  is  a  map,  chart, 
musical  composition,  print,  cut  or  engraving,  or  photo- 
graph, there  must  be  impressed  on  the  face  thereof,  or 
if  it  is  a  volume  of  maps,  charts,  music,  engravings  or 
photographs,  upon  the  title  page  or  frontispiece  thereof 
the  word,  "Copyright,  Canada,  19..  (year  of  registra- 
tion), by  (name  of  copyright  proprietor),"  but  as 
regards  paintings,  drawings,  statuary,  and  sculpture, 
the  signature  of  the  artist  is  deemed  a  sufficient  notice 
of  such  proprietorship.     Sec.  14. 

A  temporary  copyright  may  be  obtained  when  a 
literary  work  intended  to  be  published  in  pamphlet  or 
book  form  is  being  first  published  in  separate  articles 
in  a  newspaper  or  periodical.  The  title  of  the  manu- 
script and  a  short  analysis  of  the  work  must  be  deposited 
at  the  Department,  and  every  separate  article  so  pub- 
lished must  be  preceded  by  the  words,  '•  Registered  in 
accordance  with  the  Copyright  Act."    Sec.  9. 

Temporary  copyright  secures  to  the  proprietor  all  the 
privileges  granted  by  the  Copyright  Act  during  the 
time  of  preliminary  publication.  Before  being  pub- 
lished, however,  in  book  form,  the  work  must  be  regis- 
tered. Three  copies  of  the  work  must  be  deposited 
with  the  application  form  and  the  fee. 

An  interim  copyright  may  be  obtained  by  the  author 
of  any  literary,  scientific  or  artistic  work,  or  by  his  legal 
representatives  pending  the  publication  or  republica- 
tion thereof  in  Canada,  by  depositing  at  the  Department 
a  copy  of  the  title  or  designation  of  such  work  intended 
for  publication  or  republication  in  Canada,  but  such 
interim  registration  does  not  endure  for  more  than  one 
month  from  the  date  of  the  original  publication  else- 
where within  which  period  the  work  must  be  printed  ©r 
reprinted  and  published  in  Canada.    Sec.  15. 

The  following  fees  are  payable  to  the  Minister  of 
Agriculture : — On  registering  a  copyright  $1.00.  On 
registering  an  interim  copyright  50  cents.  On  register- 
ing a  temporary  copyright  50  cents.  On  registering  an 
assignment  $1.00.  Certified  copy  of  registration  50 
cents.  Registering  any  decision  of  a  court  of  justice, 
for  every  folio  50  cents,  etc.    Sec.  24. 

An  action  for  the  recovery  of  any  penalty  provided  by 
the  Copyright  Act  must  be  commenced  within  two  years 
after  the  cause  of  action  arises.     Sec.  44. 

If  a  book,  as  to  which  there  is  subsisting  copyright, 
under  the  Copyright  Act,  has  been  lawfully  published 
in  any  part  of  the  British  Dominions  other  than  Canada, 
and  if  the  author  has  lawfully  granted  a  license  to 
reproduce  in  Canada  an  edition  or  editions  of  such 
book  designed  for  sale  only  in  Canada,  the  Minister 
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copies  of  such  book,  except  with  the  written  consent  of 
the  licensee,  provided  that  two  copies  may  be  specially 
imported  for  the  bona  fide  use  of  any  public  free  library 
or  any  university  or  collep^e  library,  or  for  any  library 
of  any  duly  incorporated  institution  or  society  for  the 
use  of  its  members.     Sec.  28. 

An  assignment  of  a  copyright,  whether  as  to  the  whole 
interest  or  apart  thereof,  must  be  made  by  an  instrument 
in  writing  made  in  duplicate  and  registered  at  the  depart- 
ment. Both  duplicates  must  be  sent  to  the  Department 
of  Agriculture  with  the  statutory  fee.  One  is  retained  at 
the  department  and  the  other  is  returned  with  a  certifi- 
cate of  registration  to  the  person  depositing  it.    Sec.  17. 

International  copyright,  regulated  by  the  Berne  Con- 
vention, 1886,  modified  by  the  Act  of  Paris,  1896,  is 
binding  in  the  following  countries :— Great  Britain,  the 
British  Dominions,  Germany,  Russia,  Belgium,  Spain, 
France,  Haiti,  Italy,  Switzerland,  Tunis,  Luxembourg, 
Monaco,  Denmark,  Japan  and  Sweden.  An  author  be- 
longing to  any  one  of  the  countries  named  has  the  same 
rights  in  the  other  countries  as  the  laws  of  his  own 
country  allow  hira.  An  author  not  belonging  to  one  of 
the  countries,  who  publishes  for  the  first  time  in  one  of 
these  countries,  also  has  these  rights.  An  author  has 
the  exclusive  right  of  authorizing  translations  of  his 
work  during  the  entire  period  of  his  copyright  in  the 
country  of  origin  of  the  work,  but  unless  he  has  published 


such  a  translation  within  ten  years  the  exclusive  right 
ceases  to  exist.  Serial  stories  and  short  stories  are  pro- 
tected. Other  articles  are  protected  if  the  periodical 
bears  upon  it  a  general  prohibition  against  translation  ; 
but  political  articles,  news  of  the  day  and  miscellaneous 
articles  are  not  protected. 

Under  the  Berne  Convention  the  subject  or  citizen  of 
a  Union  Country  enjoys  in  Canada  the  same  copyright 
protection  as  in  his  own  country. 

As  to  the  existing  arrangements  between  Great  Britain 
and  the  United  States  with  regard  to  the  rights  of  citizens 
of  each  country  to  obtain  copyrights  in  the  other  country, 
it  is  understood  that  a  United  States  citizen  can  obtain 
copyright  in  Great  Britain  by  simply  exposing  for  sale  a 
certain  number  of  copies  of  his  work  on  the  day  of  publi- 
cation within  the  British  Empire,  whereas  the  British 
citizen  who  desires  to  obtain  a  copyright  in  the  United 
States  has  to  have  the  type  of  his  book  set  up  in  the 
United  States  and  the  book  manufactured  there. 

Both  the  British  Empire  and  the  United  States  require 
first  publication.  Simultaneous  publication  in  another 
country  does  not  invalidate  the  copyright.  Publications 
on  the  same  day  are  treated  as  simultaneous. 

The  Rules  and  Forms  respecting  applications  for  copy- 
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The  Patent  Office  is  a  Branch  of  the  Department  of 
Agriculture,  and  the  Minister  of  Agriculture  for  the 
time  being  is  the  Commissioner  of  Patents. 

Any  person  who  has  invented  anv  new  and  useful 
art,  machine,  manufacture  or  composition  of  matter,  or 
any  new  and  useful  improvement  in  any  art,  machine, 
manufacture  or  composition  of  matter,  which  was  not 
known  or  used  by  any  other  person  before  his  invention 
thereof,  and  which  has  not  been  in  public  use  or  sale 
with  the  consent  or  allowance  of  the  inventor  thereof 
for  more  than  one  year  previously  to  his  application  for 
patent  therefor  in  Canada,  may,  on  a  petition  to  that 
effect,  presented  to  the  Commissioner,  and  on  com- 
pliance with  the  other  requirements  of  the  Act,  obtain 
a  patent  granting  to  such  person  an  exclusive  property 
in  such  invention. 

No  patent  shall  issue  for  an  invention  which  has  an 
illicit  object  in  view,  or  for  any  mere  scientific  principle 
or  abstract  theorem. 

Any  person  who  has  invented  any  improvement  on 
any  patented  invention,  may  obtain  a  patent  for  such 
improvement;  but  he  shall  not  thereby  obtain  the 
right  of  vending  or  using  the  original  invention,  nor 
shall  the  patent  for  the  original  invention  confer  the 
right  of  vending  or  using  the  patented  improvement. 

The  Patentee  or  his  legal  representatives  must,  within 
two  years  from  the  date  of  the  patent  or  an  authorized 
extension  thereof,  commence  and  continuously  carry 
on  in  Canada  the  construction  or  manufacture  of  the 
invention  patented  in  such  manner  that  any  person 
desiring  to  use  it  may  obtain  it,  or  cause  it  to  be  made 
for  him  at  a  reasonable  price  at  some  manufactory  or 
establishment  for  making  or  constructing  it  in  Canada. 
If  after  twelve  months  from  the  granting  of  the  patent, 
or  an  authorized  extension  thereof,  the  Patentee  or  his 
legal  representatives  imports,  or  causes  to  be  imported, 
into  Canada  the  invention  for  which  the  patent  is 
granted,  such  patent  shall  be  void  as  to  the  interest  of 
the  person  so  importing. 

The  Commissioner,  upon  satisfactory  cause  being 
shown,  may  grant  to  the  Patentee  or  his  legal  represen- 
tatives an  extension  for  a  further  term  not  exceeding 
one  year  beyond  the  twelve  months  during  which  he 
may  import  into  Canada  the  invention ;  such  applica- 
tion must  be  made  within  three  months  before  the 
expiry  of  the  said  twelve  months. 

An  Inventor  obtaining  a  patent  for  his  invention  in  a 
foreign  country  before  obtaining  a  Canadian  patent, 
may  obtain  the  latter  if  same  be  applied  for  within  one 
year  from  the  date  of  the  issue  of  the  first  foreign 
patent ;  and  if  within  three  months  after  the  date  of 
issue  of  a  foreign  patent  the  Inventor  gives  notice 
to  the  Commissioner  of  his  intention  to  apply  for  a 
Canadian  Patent  for  such  invention,  then  no  other  per- 
son having  commenced  to  manufacture  the  same  device 
in  Canada  during  such  period  of  one  year  shall  be  en- 
titled to  continue  the  manufacture  of  the  same  after  the 
Canadian  patent  has  been  obtained  without  the  consent 
or  allowance  of  the  inventor. 

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Upon  application  for  a  patent,  or  within  six  months 
after  issue  of  the  patent,  the  Commissioner  may  order 
that,  instead  of  the  above  provisions  as  to  manufacture 
in  Canada  within  two  years,  such  patent  shall  be  subject 
to  the  following  conditions :— Any  person,  while  the 
patent  continues  in  force,  may  apply  to  the  Commis- 
sioner for  a  license  to  make,  construct,  use  and  sell  the 
patented  invention,  and  if  the  Commissioner  is  satisfied 
that  the  reasonable  requirements  of  the  public  have  not 
been  satisfied  by  reason  of  the  neglect  or  refusal  of  the 
Patentee  or  his  legal  representatives  to  make,  construct, 
use  or  sell  the  invention,  or  to  grant  licenses  for  so 
doing  to  others  on  reasonable  terms,  he  may  make  an 
order  under  his  hand  and  the  seal  of  the  Patent  Office 
requiring  the  owner  of  the  patent  to  grant  a  license  to 
the  person  applying  therefor  upon  such  terms  as  to 
royalties,  etc.,  as  the  Commissioner  deems  just,  and  if 
the  Commissioner  makes  such  an  order,  and  the  owner 
of  the  Patent  refuses  or  neglects  to  comply  therewith 
within  three  Calendar  months  after  a  copy  of  it  is 
addressed  to  him  or  to  his  duly  authorized  agent,  the 
patent  and  all  rights  and  privileges  thereby  granted 
shall  cease  and  determine. 

An  application  for  a  patent  is  made  by  a  petition  where- 
in the  title  or  name  of  the  invention  is  set  forth,  and  in 
which  the  applicant  declares  that  he  is  the  inventor  of 
the  invention,  as  well  as  placing  his  domicile  at  some 
known  and  specified  place  in  Canada,  and  such  petition 
must  be  verified  by  affidavit  or  affirmation  of  the  appli- 
cant that  he  believes  he  is  the  inventor  of  the  said  in- 
vention, and  that  the  statements  in  the  petition  are  true. 
Should  the  inventor  be  dead,  such  oath  or  affirmation 
may  be  made  by  his  assignee  or  legal  representative, 
and  with  the  petition  must  be  filed  a  specification  (in 
duplicate)  of  the  invention  which  shall  correctly  and 
fully  describe  the  mode  of  operating  same,  the  con- 
trivances and  things  claimed  as  new,  and  for  the  use  of 
which  exclusive  property  and  privilege  is  claimed,  and 
shall  bear  the  name  of  the  place  where,  and  date  when, 
made,  and  shall  be  signed  by  the  applicant  and  by  two 
witnesses.  In  the  case  of  a  machine,  the  specification 
shall  fully  explain  the  principle  and  several  modes  in 
which  it  is  intended  to  apply,  and  work  out  the  same  ; 
and  where  the  invention  admits  of  illustration  be 
means  of  drawings,  the  applicant  shall  also  send  in 
drawings  in  duplicate,  showing  clearly  all  parts  of  the 
invention.  In  all  cases  in  which  the  invention  admits 
of  representation  by  model,  the  applicant,  if  required 
by  the  Commissioner,  shall  also  furnish  a  model  of  con- 
venient size ;  and  when  the  invention  is  a  composition 
of  matter,  the  applicant  shall  also,  on  like  request, 
furnish  specimens  of  the  ingredients  and  composition 
sufficient  in  quantity  for  the  purpose  of  experiment. 

In  the  case  of  conflicting  applications  for  any  patent, 
provision  is  made  for  submitting  same  to  the  arbitra- 
tion of  three  skilled  persons,  two  of  whom  shall  be 
chosen  by  the  applicants  and  the  third  by  the  Commis- 
sioner, and  the  decision  or  award  in  writing  of  such 
arbitrators,  or  of  any  two  of  them,  shall  be  final. 


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A  patent  is  granted  for  a  term  of  eighteen  years,  but 
at  the  time  of  the  application  it  is  optional  for  the 
applicant  to  pay  the  fee  for  the  term  of  six  years,  or 
twelve  years  only,  as  desired,  and,  unless  further  re- 
newal payments  are  made,  the  patent  expires  on  such 
dates  respectively. 

The  patent  may  be  assigned,  but  unless  same  duly 
registered  in  the  Patent  Office  shall  be  null  and  void 
as  against  any  subsequent  assignee. 

Every  person  who,  without  the  consent  in  writing  of 
the  Patentee,  makes,  constructs,  or  puts  into  practice 
any  invention  for  which  a  patent  has  been  obtained,  or 
who  procures  such  invention  from  any  person  not 
authorized  by  the  patentee,  and  who  uses  it,  shall  be 
liable  to  the  patentee,  or  his  legal  representative,  in 
damages. 

Any  action  for  infringement  of  the  patent  may  be 
brought  in  any  Court  of  record  having  jurisdiction  to  the 
amount  of  the  damages  claimed  in  the  Province  in  which 
the  infringement  is  alleged  to  have  taken  place.  Pro- 
ceedings may  also  be  taken  in  the  Exchequer  Court,  which 
has  jurisdiction  over  the  entire  Dominion  of  Canada. 

Every  patentee  shall  stamp  or  engrave  on  each 
patented  article  sold  or  offered  for  sale  by  him  the  year 
of  the  date  of  the  patent  of  such  article,  thus : — 
"  Patented  1898,"  or  as  the  case  may  be  ;  or  when,  from 
the  nature  of  the  article,  this  cannot  be  done,  then  by 
affixing  to  it,  or  to  every  package  where  one  or  more  of 
such  articles  is  or  are  enclosed,  a  label  marked  with  a 
like  notice.  For  violation  of  this  provision  there  is  im- 
posed a  penalty  not  exceeding  $100.00,  and,  in  default 
of  payment  thereof,  imprisonment  for  a  term  not  ex- 
ceeding two  months. 

Falsely  marking  an  article  as  patented  with  the  intent 
of  counterfeiting  or  imitating  the  stamp,  mark,  or  de- 
vice of  the  patent  of  another  person,  or  of  deceiving  the 
public,  or  offering  for  sale  as  patented  any  article  not 
patented  in  Canada,  is  a  misdemeanour,  and  for  which 
there  is  a  fine  not  exceeding  8200.00,  or  imprisonment 
for  a  term  not  exceeding  three  months,  or  both. 

Any  intending  applicant  for  a  patent  who  has  not  yet 
perfected  his  invention,  and  is  in  fear  of  being  despoiled 
of  his  idea,  may  file  in  the  Patent  Office  a  description  of 


his  invention  so  far,  with  or  without  plans,  of  his  own 
will,  and  the  Commissioner,  on  payment  of  the  pre- 
scribed fee,  shall  cause  the  said  document,  which  shall 
be  called  a  caveat,  to  be  preserved  in  secrecj',  and,  if 
application  is  made  by  any  other  person  for  a  patent 
interfering  in  any  way  therewith,  the  Commissioner 
shall  forthwith  give  notice,  by  mail,  of  such  application 
to  the  person  filing  such  caveat,  who  shall,  within  three 
months  thereafter,  if  he  wishes  to  avail  himself  of  the 
caveat,  file  his  petition,  and  take  the  other  steps  neces- 
sary on  an  application  for  a  patent.  The  application 
for  the  patent  must  be  made  within  one  year  from 
filing  of  caveat,  otherwise  the  Commissioner  is  relieved 
from  the  obligation  of  giving  notice. 

The  Government  of  Canada  may,  at  any  time,  use  any 
patented  invention  by  paying  to  the  Patentee  such  sum 
as  the  Commissioner  reports  to  be  a  reasonable  com- 
pensation for  the  use  thereof. 

All  specifications,  drawings,  models,  disclaimers, 
judgments,  and  other  papers,  except  caveats,  shall  be 
open  to  the  inspection  of  the  public  at  the  Patent  Office, 
under  such  regulations  as  are  adopted  in  that  behalf. 

The  following  fees  are  payable :— Full  fee  on  patent 
for  18  years,  $60.00;  partial  fee  for  12  years,  $40.00; 
partial  fee  for  6  years,  $20.00 ;  for  further  term  of  12 
years,  $40.00;  for  further  term  of  6  years,  $20.00;  on 
filing  caveat,  $5.00 ;  on  registering  assignment  patent, 
$2.00 ;  for  copy  of  patent,  with  specification,  $4.00. 

The  disbursements  for  filing  an  application  in  Great 
Britain  are  $25.00  ;  France,  $20.00 ;  Germany,  $5.00,  and 
$7.50  before  issuing  patent ;  Australia,  $20 ;  Russia, 
$75.00;  British  India,  $20.00.  The  German  and  French 
patents  cover  not  only  Germany  and  France  but  also 
their  colonies.  The  Russian  patent  extends  to  all  of  the 
Russian  possessions. 

The  disbursements  for  filing  an  application  in  the 
Australian  States,  namely,  Queensland,  Victoria,  New 
South  Wales,  South  Australia,  Western  Australia  and 
Tasmania  are  $5.00  on  filing  of  the  application,  $10.00 
on  allowance  of  same  and  $25.00  for  preparation  of  the 
sealing  of  patent ;  New  Zealand,  $20.00 ;  Mexico,  $75.00 ; 
Natal,  $50.00 ;  Japan,  $75.00 ;  Jamaica,  $150.00. 


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Vice-Consuls—  Halifax,  N.S.,  J.  A.  Neville;  Montreal 
West,  J.  A.  Gordon  ;  Quebec,  Q.,  T.  J.  Carbray ;  St. 
John,  N.B.,  H.  H.  McLean  ;  Yarmouth,  M.S.,  L. 
Famelart. 

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H.  Hann  Von  Hannenheim.  Consuls— Halifax,  N.S., 
H.  L.  Chipman;  St.  John,  N.B.,  P.  W.  Thomson; 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  Dr.  H.  Schwegel.  Consular  Agent- 
Sydney,  C.B.,  S.  N.  McLennan. 

BRhQwyi.  — Consul-General,  Ottawa,  Ont.—R.  Ketels. 
Consuls— Calgary,  Alberta,  E.  H.  Rouleau  ;  Halifax, 
N.S.,  A.  E.  Curren  ;  Prince  Albert,  Sask.,  M.  Lagorg- 
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li^re;  Fancouwer,  B.C.,  J.  W.  Whitehead;  Victoria, 
B.C.,  T.  R.  Smith;  Winnipeg,  Man.,  A.  Dubuc. 
Vice-Consuls— Edmonton,  Alta.,  M.  Kimpe ;  Forget, 
Sask.,  J.  Tratsaert;  Montreal,  Que.,  C.  J.  De  Sola. 

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Halifax,  N.S.,  G.  R.  Hart;  Montreal,  Que.,  R.  E. 
Leprohon ;  Paspebiac,  Que.,W.  Hamon  ;  Quebec,  Que., 
T.  Levasseur ;  St.  John,  N.B.,C.  E.  L.  Jarvis ;  Toronto, 
Ont. ,  Geo.  Musson.  Commercial  Agents— Gaspi,  Que. , 
P.  E.  LeGros;  Halifax,N.S.,^.^'.Cre\ghton;  Paspe- 
biac, Que.,  E.  A.  A.  Bouillon;  Quebec,  Que.,  J.  B. 
Morissetbe  ;  St.  John,  N.B.,  M.  M.  Jarvis. 

Ohili.— Consul-General— Va7icouver,  B.C.,M.  P.  Morris. 
Consuls— Brant  ford,  Ont.,  C.  A.  Waterous ;  Quebec, 
Que.,  O.  Frechette. 

China.  —  Consul-General  —  Ottawa,  Ont. ,  Wang-Sze- 
Yuen,    Consul — Vancouver,  B.C.,  Kang-jen  Chang. 

CohoamA.-Consul-General-Quebec, Que.,0.  Frechette. 
Consul— St.  John,  N.B.,  R.  S.  Ewing. 

CoREA.— Represented  by  Japanese  Consuls. 

CvwK.— Consuls— Aniiapolis,  N.S.,  F.  0.  Whitman; 
Bridgewater,  N.S.,  W.  H.  Owen;  Halifax,  N.S.,  L. 
Cortes ;  Montreal,  Que. ,  D.  W.  Campbell ;  St.  John, 
N.B.,  F.  E.  Williams ;  Toronto,  Ont.,  J.  Enoch  Thomp- 
son, S.  S.  Thompson  (Deputy);  Weymouth,  N.S.,  S. 
St.  C.  Jones ;  Yarmouth,  N.S.,  A.  W.  Eakins. 

Denmark.  —  Consul-General — Montreal,  Que.,  G.  E. 
Drummond.  Consuls— Halifax,  N.S. ,  H.  T.  Mathers  ; 
Montreal,  Que.,  Geo.  R.  Hooper.  Vice-Consuls— 
Calgary,  Alta.,  C.  P.  Marker;  Ottatoa,  Ont.,  C.  C. 
Meyers;  St.  John,  N.B.,  J.  T.  Knight;  Vancouver, 
B.C.,  W.  A.  Ward  ;    Winnipeg,  Man.,  A.  Schmidt. 

EcvxDOR.— Consul-General— Vancouver,  B.C.,  J.  Mac- 
Quillan. 

France. — Consul-General— Montreal,  Que.,  M.  J.  De 
Loynes.  Vice-Consul— Montreal,  Que.,  E.  Robiquet. 
Consular  Agents— Chatham,  N.B.,  R.  A.  Snowball  ; 
Edmonton,  Alta.,  E.  E.  Delavault ;  Gasp4,  Que.,  A.  T. 
Carter;  Halifax,  N'.S.,0.  E.  Francklyn ;  Quebec,  Que., 

E.  Roumilach ;  Regina,  Sask.,  M.  Bourget ;  North 
Sydney,  N.S.,  E.  Lacroix ;  St.  John,  N.B.,  F.  Hathe- 
way  ;  Three  Rivers,  Que.,  Geo.  Balcer;  Toronto,  Ont., 
C.  E.  Rocheleau  de  la  Sabliere;  Vancouver,  B.C.,  E. 
Francis  ;  Victoria,  B.C.,  A.  P.  0.  Francis ;  Winnipeg, 
Man.,  L.  A.  E.  Andr6e. 

Qkkukhy.— Consuls— Chatham,  N.B.,  F.  E.  Neale  ; 
Halifax,  N.S.,  M.  C.  Grant;  Montreal,  Que.,  Karl 
Lang;  St.  John,  N.B.,  R.  Thomson,  S.  R.  Ewing 
(Act'g);  Toronto.  Ont.,  S.  Nordheimer;  Vancouver, 
B.C.,  A.  T.  Etlinger ;  Victoria,  B.C.,  O.  Lowenberg; 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  H.  Cartens.  Consular  Agents— 
Pugwash,  N.S.,  A.  Wilson. 

Greece. — Consul-General — Montreal,  Que.,  J.  P.  Sexton. 

QvATKMAhK.-Consul-General- Montreal,  Que.,  Emilio 
Marquette.  Consuls— St.  John,  N.B.,  W.  F.  Hathe- 
way  ;  Toronto,  Ont.,  G.  N.  Morang ;  Winnipeg,  Man., 
C.  N.  Bell. 

Italy.  —  Consul-General — Montreal,  Que.,  L.  Scelsi. 
Consul— Halifax,  N.S.,  Cavalier  G.  G.  Fisher.  Vice- 
Consul— Halifax.  N.S.,  F.  G.  Hanright.  Consular- 
Agents— Chatham,  N.B.,Q.  Watt ;  Gaspi Basin,  Que., 
C.  S.  le  Boutillier;  Quebec,  Que.,  Jacques  Auger  ;  St. 
John,N.B.,G.  McLaughlin  ;  Toronto,  Ont.,  Dr.  Harley 
Smith  ;  Vancouver,  B.C.,  A.  A.  Ferrera. 

J AVJis.— Consul-General — Ottawa,  Ont.,  T.  Nakamura. 
Consul— Vancouver,  B.C.,  C.  Yata. 


LiBfiR\A.— Consul-General-Toronto,  Ont.,  F.  W.  Stair. 
Consul— Halifax,  N.S.,  H.  Heshler. 

Mexico.— Consul-General— Mo7itreal,  Que.,  D.  A.  Ansell 
Consul— Vancouver,  B.C.,  M.  C.  Tellez.  Vice-Consuls 
—Halifax,  N.S.,  J.  R.  De  Wolf;  Montreal,  Que.,  W. 
B  Blackader;  Quebec,  Que.,  R.  Turner;  St.  John, 
N.B.,  E.  F.  Sturdee  ;  Toronto,  Ont.,  W.  A.  Mitchell ; 
Victoria,  B.C.,  J.  B.  H.  Rickuby;  Winnipeg,  Man.. 
F.  W.  Heubach. 

Netherlands.  —  ConsuZ-CreneraZ  —  Toronto,  Ont.,  A. 
Nordheimer.  Consuls— St.  John,  N.B.,  P.  W.  Thom- 
son ;  Saskatoon,  Sask.,  A.  H.  Hartevelt.  Vice-Consuls 
—Halifax,  N.S.,  J.  H.  S.  McClure  ;  Montreal,  Que., 
S.  B.  Heward  ;  Quebec,  Que.,  T.  P.  Ross  ;  Vancouver, 
B.C.,  G.  G.  Johnson ;  Winnipeg,  Man.,  W.  B.  Sterling. 

Nicaragua,  Republic  of. — Consul— Montreal,  Que.,  E. 
Ohlen.  Consular-Agents—Montreal,  Que.,  L.  T.  Leet ; 
Quebec,  Que.,  P.  A.  J.  J.  Dale, 

'SoRVf&.x.— Consuls— Halifax,  N.S.,  H.  I.  Mathers; 
Montreal,  Que.,  A.  Jacobsen ;  Sydney,  N.S.,  J.  E. 
Burchell;  Vancouver,  B.C.,  C.  B.  Stahlschmidt. 
Vice-Consuls— Calgary,  Alta.,E.  G.  Pescod  ;  Camp- 
bellton,  N.B.,  F.  S.  Blair;  Chatham,  N.B.,  F.  E. 
Neale  ;  Chemainus,  B.C.,  F.  A.  Futcher  ;  Dalhousie, 
N.B.,  Geo.  Haddow  ;  Nanaimo,  B.C.,  A.  E.  Planta; 
Nepigon,  Ont,  J.  C.  M.  B.  Krumm ;  North  Sydney, 
N.S.,  W.  Hackett;  Qtiebec,  Que.,  F.  Gunn ;  Regina, 
Sask.,  H.  T.  Helgeson  ;  St.  John,  N.B.,J.  R.  Thomson  ; 
Toronto,  Ont.,  C.  J.  P.  Printz;  Victoria,  B.C.,  F.  A. 
Futcher;  Winnipeg,  Man.,  H.  R.  Soot. 

VA^iAMA.-Consuls— Halifax,  N.S.,  W.  A,  Black;  St. 
John,  N.B.,  P.  W.  Thomson  ;  Toronto,  Ont.,  J.  Enoch 
Thompson  ;  Vancouver,  B.C.,  M.  P.  Morris. 

Paraqvay.— Consul— Montreal,  Que.,  H.  Miles.  Vice- 
Consuls— Hamilton,  Ont.,C.  B.  Linton ;  Ottawa,  Ont., 

C.  A.  Douglas;  Quebec,  Que.,  G.  Tanguay ;  Toronto, 
Ont,  F.  Yeigh. 

Peru. — Acting  Consul,  Vancouver,  B.C.,  T.  Sanderson  ; 
Consular  Agent— Montreal,  Que.,  E.  Ohlen. 

PoRTVQAh.— Consuls— Halifax,  N.S.,  F.  H.  Oxley  ;  Mon- 
treal, Que.,  F.  C.  Routh  ;  Quebec,  Que.,  O.  Frechette  ; 
5"*.  John,  N.B.,  H.  A.  Allison;  Toronto,  Ont,  F. 
NichoUs.  Vice-Consuls— Bridgewater,  N.S.,  Francis 
Davison;  Halifax,  N.S.,  H.  Oxley;  North  Sydney, 
N.S.,  W.  Hackitt.  Acting  Vice-Consuls  —  Gasp^ 
Basin,  Que.,  C.  LeBoutillier ;  Paspebiac,  Que.,  J.  0. 
Le  Quesne. 

Russia.  —  Consul — Montreal,  Que.,  N.  de  Struve. 
Vice-Consul— Halijax,  N.S.,  H.  I.  Mathers. 

Spain. — Consul-General- Montreal,  Que.,  E.  Ortiz  de 
Zugasti.  Consul— Toronto,  Ont,  J.  Enoch  Thompson. 
Vice-Consuls— Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  W,  H.  Aitken  ; 
Halifax,  N.S.,  W.  G.  Jones ;  Montreal,  Que.,  L. 
Calderon;  Quebec,  Que.,  O.  Frechette;  St.  John,  N.B., 

D.  R.  Jack.     Consular  Agent— Chatham,  N.B.,  G.  B. 
Eraser. 

^vfED^^.— Consul-General— Montreal,  Que.,  A.  H.  Gault. 
Attache — Montreal,  Que.,  E.  H.  Lindquist.  Consul — 
Victoria,  B.C.,  R.  T.  Smith.  Vice-Consxds — Calgary, 
Alberta,  J.  A.  Nolan;  Caraquet,  N.B.,  P.  Rive; 
Chatham,  N.B.,  Robt.  Murray  ;  Dawson,  Y.T.,W.  G. 
Radford;  Halifax,  N.S.,  J.  McG.  Davison;  Matane, 
Que.,  A.  Eraser  ;  Nervcastle,  N.B.,  Robert  Murray; 
Nya  Stockholm,  Sask.,  C.  O.  Hof strand ;  Parrsboro, 
N.S.,  N.  C.  N.  Nordby  ;  Pictou,  N.S.,  J.  R.  Davis  ; 
Quebec,  Que.,  F.  M.  Duggan;  Richibucto,  Que.,  R. 
Hutchinson;  Sheet  Harbour,  N.S.,  P.  MacMillan; 
Sydney,  N.S.,  J.  G.  Angevin;  St  John,  N.B.,  R.  T. 
Leawitt;  Vancouver,  B.C.,  R.Y.  Winch;  Winnipeg, 
Man.,  H.  J.  Smith. 

Switzerland. — Cotisuls  —  Montreal,  Que.,  D.  L.  Rey ; 
Toronto,  Ont.,  R.  Burger.  Vice-Consul— Montreal, 
Que.,  N.  Huguenin. 

United  STArFS.— Consuls-General— Halifax,  N.S.,  J. 
W.  Ragsdale;  Montreal,  Que.,  W.  H.  Bradley;  Otta- 
wa, Ont.,  J.  G.  Foster;  Vancouver,  B.C.,  G.  N.  West ; 
Winnipeg,  Man.,  J.  E.  Jones.  Deputy  Consuls- 
General— Montreal,  Que.,  A.  W.  Donegan ;  Van- 
couver, B.C.,  A.  E.  Galpin ;  Vice-Consul-General— 
Vancouver,  B.C.,  H.  H.  Philip.  Vice  and  Deputy 
Consuls-General— Ottawa,  Ont,  H.  M.  Sanford  ;  Win- 
nipeg, Man.,  J.  J.  McBride.  Consuls— Calgary, Alta., 


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FOREIGN   CONSULS,  ETC.,   IN   CANADA. 


[1911 


FOREIGN  CONSULS,  ETC..  IN  CAN  AD  A-Continued. 


E.  S.  Hotchkiss;  Campbellton,  N.B.,  T.  Bofckin ; 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  F.  Deedmayer;  Cornwall, 
Ont.,  H.  C.  A.  Damm  ;  Dawson,  Y.T.,  Geo.  0.  Cole ; 
Fort  Erie,  Out.,  H.  J.  Harvey;  Hamilton,  Ont.,  J. 
M.  Shepard;  Kingston,  Ont.,  F.  S.  S.  Johnston; 
Moneton,  N.B.,  M.  J.  Hendrick  ;  Niagara  Falls,  Ont., 
W.  H.  H.  Webster;  Orillia,  Ont.,  H.  P.  Dill;  Owen 
Sound,  Ont.,  A.  G.  Seyfert ;  Prescott,  Ont.,  M.  R. 
Sackett ;  Qiiebec,  Qiie.,  Q.  WeUrich;  Rimouski,  Que., 

F.  M.  Ryder;  Sarnia,  Ont,  F.  0.  Slater;  Sault  Ste. 
Marie,  Ont.,  G.  W.  Shotts;  Sherbrooke,  Que.,  P. 
Lang;  Sydney,  N.S.,  J.  E.  Kehl ;  St.  John,  N.B., 
H.  S.  Culver;  St.  John's,  Que.,  A.  J.  McConnico; 
St.  Stephens,  N.B.,  C.  A.  McCuUough;  Toronto, 
Ont.,  R.  S.  Chilton;  Victoria,  B.C.,  A.  E.  Smith; 
Windsor,  Ont.,  H.  A.  Conant;  Yarmouth,  N.S.,  A.  J. 
Fleming.  Vice-Consuls — CampbeVton,  N.B.,  F.  P. 
Matheson;  Fernie,  B.C.,  F.  C.  Denison.  Vice  and 
Deputy  Consuls — Calgary,  Alta.,  H.  E.  Anderson; 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I.,  A.  G.  Peaks;  Cormvall,  Ont., 
W.  Gibbens;  Dawson,  Y.T.,  C.  C.  Woodward;  Fort 
Erie,  Ont.,  J.  B.  Curtiss ;  Hamilton,  Ont.,R.  Butler; 
Kingston,  Ont.,  H.  S.  Folger  ;  Moneton,  N.B.,  C.  A. 
Steeves  ;  Niagara  Falls,  Ont.,  J.  C.  Paterson;  Orillia, 
Ont.,  B.  A.  S.  Webber;  Owen  Sound,  Ont.,  W.  T. 
Robertson;  Prescott,  Ont.,  James  Buckley;  Quebec, 
Que.,  P.  W.  Patnaude  ;  Rim.ouski,  Que.,  M.  Ringuet ; 
Sarnia,  Ont.,  A.  J.  Chester;  Sault  Ste.  Marie, 
Ont.,  J.  Dawson;  Sherbrooke,  Que.,  G.  E.  Borlase  ; 
Sydney,  N.S.,  G.  A.  R.  Rowlings;  St.  John,  N.B.. 
C.  Carrigan ;  St.  John's,  Que.,  J.  Donaghy ;  St. 
Stephens,  N.B.,  C.  N.  Vroom ;  Toronto,  Ont.,  D. 
S.  Tovell  ;  Victoria,  B.  C.,  R.  M.  Newcombe ; 
Windsor,  Ont.,  D.  Chater  ;  Yarmouth,  N.S.,  H.  H. 
Watson.     Consular  Agents— Annapolis,  N.S.,  J.  M. 


Owen;  Arnprior,  Ont.,  W.  B.  Murphy;  Barrihgton, 
N.S.,  T.  W.  Robertson ;  Beebe  Jet.,  Que.,  H.  S.  Beebe; 
Brantford,  Ont.,  M.  McEwan  ;  Bridgewater,  N.S.,  W. 
H.  Owen ;  Cabano,  Que,  T.  T.  Hammond ;  Campo- 
bello  Is.,  N.B.,  J.  J.  Alexander;  Cape  Canso,  N.S., 
A.  "W.  Hart;  Cookshire,  Que.,  W.  F.  Given;  Cum- 
berland, B.C.,  G.  W.  Clinton  ;  Deseronto,  Ont.,  F. 
Brennan  ;  Digby,  N.S.,  W.  B.  Stewart;  Edmundston, 
N.B.,  J.  A.  Guy;  Emerson,  Man.,  D.  McArthur ; 
Fort  William,  Ont.,  C.  W.  Jarvis  ;  Fredericton,N.B., 
W.  P.  Boyd  ;  Gait,  Ont.,  James  Ryerson  ;  Hemming- 
ford.  Que.,  W.  W.  Wark ;  Huntingdon,  Que.,  J. 
Dineen ;  Kenora,  Ont.,  R.  H.  Moore;  Lethbridge, 
Alta.,  W.  R.  Dobbin  ;  Levis,  Que.,  C.  E.  Barclay  ; 
Liverpool,  N.S.,  J.   M.  Mack ;   Louisburg,  N.S.,  H. 

C.  V.  LeVatte ;  Lumnburg,  N.S.,  D.  J.  Rudolf ; 
Megantic,  Que.,  H.  W.  Albro ;  Midland,  Ont.,  R.  F. 
White;  Nanaimo,  B.C.,  J.  H.  Pashley;  Nelson,  B.C., 
W.  S.  Riblet;  Newcastle,  N.B.,  B.  N.  Call;  North 
Bay,  Ont.,  E.  C.  Wakefield;  Parry  Sound,  Ont.,  W. 
R.  Foot;  Parrsboro',  N.S.,  H.  Gillespie;  Passpebia^, 
Que.,  D.  Bisson ;  Peterboro,  Ont,  h\  J.  Bell;  Picton, 
Ont.,  J,  F.  Beringer;  Pictou,  N.S.,  J.  R.  Davies; 
Port  Arthur,  Ont.,  A.  J.  McComber ;  Port  Hawkes- 
bury  and  Mulgrave,  N.S.,  A.  Bain;  Sudbury,  Ont., 

D.  M.  Brodie;  Summerside,  P.E.L,  N.  Sinclair; 
Trenton,  Ont,  S.  J.  Young;  Victoriaville,  Que.,  G. 

E.  Beaudet;  Waterloo,  Que.,  A.  S.  Newell;  White 
Horse,  Y.T.,  G.  B.  Edwards.  Vice  and  Deputy  Com.. 
Agent— Stratford,  Ont,  W.  S.  Dingnian. 

IJRVQVXY.—Vice-Consul— Bridgewater,  N.S.,  F.  David- 
son. 

\K^E7jvmiA.— Consul— Toronto,  Ont. ,  N.  B.  Eagen.    Vice- 
Consul— Montreal,  Q. ,  E.  Laurence. 


PANAMA    CANAL 

The  following  figures  taken  from  the  report  of  the 
Canal  Commission  for  1910  give  some  idea  of  the 
immensity  of  the  undertaking.  The  Commission  hope 
to  have  the  work  completed  in  1915. 

Later  reports  state  that  on  August  1st,  1910,  the  total 
excavating  done  was  182,000.000  cubic  yards,  and  that 
it  is  expected  that  all  the  excavating  will  be  done  by 
August  Ist,  1911. 

CANAIi   STATISTICS 

Length  from  deep  water  to  deep  water 50^  miles 

Length  on  land 40^  miles 

Bottom  width  of  channel,  maximum 1,000  ft. 

Bottom  width  of  channel  (maximum  9  miles, 

Culebra  cut)  300  ft. 

Locks,  usable  length 1,000  ft. 

Locks,  usable  width 110  ft. 

Gatun  Lake,  area 164  sq.  miles 

Gatun  Lake,  channel  depth 85  ft.  to  45  ft. 

Excavating,  estimated  total 174,666,594  c.  yards 

Excavating,  amount  accomplished  to  April  1, 

1910 103,205,666  c.  yards 

Excavating,  done  by  French 74,146,960  c.  yards 

Excavating  done  by  French  useful  to  present 

canal 29,908,000  c.  yards 

Concrete,  total  estimate  for  canal 5,000,000  c.  yards 

Time  of  transit  through  completed  canal. .  .lOh.  to  12h. 

Time  of  passage  through  locks 3h. 

Relocation  of  Panama  R.R.  length 46.2  miles 

Cost  of  ditto $7,225,000 

Canal    zone  area  owned  by  United  States, 

about 322  sq.  miles 

French  buildings,  number  acquired 2,150 

French  buildings,  number  used 1,537 

French  buildings,  net  value  when  acquired. .  .$1,959,203 
Value  of  utilized  French  equipment $1,000,000 


Canal  force  actually  now  at  work,  about 39,000 

Canal  force  (Americans),  about 5,500 

Cost  of  canal,  estimated $375,000,000 

Work  begun  by  Americans  May  4,  1904 

Date  of  completion Jan.  1,  1915 


CANADIAN    ARCTIC    EXPEDITION, 
1908-09. 

On  July  28,  1908,  the  Canadian  Government  steamer 
Arctic,  commanded  by  Captain  J.  E.  Bernier,  left 
Quebec  and  proceeded  to  Etah,  in  Greenland,  where 
supplies  were  left  for  Dr.  Cook.  The  Arctic  then 
proceeded  to  Smith  Sound,  lat.  78°  30'  n.,  long.  74°  w., 
and  sailed  south  to  Lancaster  Sound  and  along  Barrow 
Strait  to  Erebus  Bay,  Beechey  Island,  where  Sir  John 
Franklin  wintered  in  1845-6.  From  Erebus  Bay  the 
steamer  sailed  to  Winter  Harbour,  Melville  Island,  and 
from  Winter  Harbour  the  vessel  went  some  distance  in 
McClure  Strait  and  returned  to  Winter  Harbour,  arriv- 
ing there  en  August  28,  and  anchored  in  the  harbour. 
This  place  was  made  the  winter  quarters  of  the  expedi- 
tion. 

The  Arctic  left  Winter  Harbour,  August  12,  1909, 
went  up  Byam  Martin  Channel  and  returned  by  Austin 
Channel  to  Barrow  Strait  and  Lancaster  Sound,  and 
thence  proceeded  through  Navy  Board  Inlet,  calling  at 
Ponds  Inlet  on  the  way  along  the  coast  of  Baffin  Land. 
The  Arctic  visited  Cumberland  Gulf,  then  Port  Burwell, 
and  finally  returned,  arriving  at  Quebec,  October  5, 
1909.  During  the  voyage  Commander  Bernier  annexed 
to  Canada  a  large  territory  and  territorial  waters. 
Banksland  and  Victoria  Island  were  added  to  the  lands 
annexed  in  1906-7.  Stores  were  left  in  cairns  to  assist 
vessels  in  distress,  and  fishery  regulations  were  enforced 
by  issuing  licenses  to  whalers. 


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THE   IMPERIAL   SERVICE   ORDER. 


Thi8  civil  order  of  distinction  was  instituted  by 
King  Edward  VII,  August  8,  1902,  to  more  fully  recog- 
nize the  faithful  and  meritorious  services  rendered  by 
members  of  the  Civil  Services  of  the  various  parts  of  the 
Empire.  The  following  is  a  synopsis  of  the  statutes 
relating  thereto : — 

(a)  Name. — The  Imperial  Service  Order. 

(&)  Consists  of  the  Sovereign,  the  Prince  of  Wales,  and 
such  Companions  as  may  be  appointed. 

(c)  Only  membei-s  of  the  administrative  or  clerical 
branches  of  Civil  Services  are  eligible  to  Companionships. 

(d)  Number  of  Companions.— Limited  to  425,  of  whom 
250  for  the  home  Civil  Service  and  175  for  Civil  Services 
of  Colonies  and  Protectorates. 

(e)  Eligibility. — At  least  twenty -five  years'  meritorious 
service.  In  Colonies  or  Protectorates  recognized  as 
unhealthy,  it  is  reduced  to  sixteen  years.  The  periods 
are  not  compulsory  in  special  cases  of  eminently  meri- 
torious service. 

(/)  Description  of  decoration. — A  badge  or  medallion 
of  gold  and  enamel,  bearing  on  one  side  the  Imperial 
and  Royal  Cypher,  and  on  the  reverse  "For  Faithful 
Service,"  both  in  dark  blue  enamel  on  a  plaque  or  shield 
of  Gold,  surrounded  by  a  wreath  of  laurel,  surmounted 
by  the  Imperial  Crown. 

(g)  Decoration  to  be  worn  on  left  breast  suspended  by 
a  ribbon  one  inch  wide. 

(h)  Names  of  those  upon  whom  the  decoration  is  con- 
ferred will  be  published  in  the  London  Gazette. 

{i)  Companions  have  the  privilege  of  adding  the  letters 
"  I.S.O."  after  their  names. 

{j)  Members  of  this  order  are  not  deprived  of  eligi- 
bility to  other  orders  of  knighthood,  and  vice  versa. 

THE  IMPERIAL  SERVICE  MEDAL. 

It  is  also  provided  that  members  not  eligible  for  com- 
panionships in  the  Imperial  Service  Order  may,  on 
retirement  after  service  of  twenty -five  years  or  sixteen 
years,  as  above  explained,  receive  the  "  Imperial  Service 
Medal,"  which  is  of  silver  and  of  a  design  similar  to  that 
of  the  badge  of  Companions  of  the  Imperial  Service  Order. 

The  following  Canadians  have  been  made  Companions 
of  that  Order  :— 

1903. 

J.  M.  Courtney,  Esq.,  C.M.G.  Deputy  Minister  of 
Finance,  Ottawa. 

W.  G.  Parmelee,  Esq.,  Deputy-  Minister  of  Trade  and 
Commerce,  Ottawa. 

C.  J.  Jones,  Esq.,  Chief  Clerk,  Office  of  the  Secretary 
of  the  Governor-General,  Ottawa. 

Colonel  D.  A.  Macdonald,  Chief  Clerk  and  Chief  Supt. 
of  Stores,  Dept.  of  Militia  and  Defence,  Ottawa. 

Kivas  Tully,  Esq.,  Consulting  Architect  and  Engineer, 
Dept.  of  Public  Works  for  Ontario. 

E.  E.  Tach6,  Esq.,  Deputy  Minister  of  Lands,  Mines 
and  Fisheries,  Quebec. 


M.  Murphy,  Esq.,  Prov.  Engineer  for  Nova  Scotia. 

Lt.-Col.  R.  Wolfenden,  King's  Printer  Brit.  Columbia. 

S.  W.  McMichael,  Esq.,  Ch'f  Insp'r  of  Customs,  Toronto. 

Augustus  Power,  Esq.,  B.C.L.,  K.C.,  Chief  Clerk, 
Dept.  of  Justice,  Ottawa. 

Frederick  Montizambert,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Director  General 
of  Public  Health,  Dept.  of  Agriculture,  Ottawa. 

Dr.  Robert  Bell,  Acting  Director,  Geological  Survey. 

John  George  Hodgins,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  Toronto. 

D.  Ewart,  Esq.,  Chief  Architect,  Pub.  Works,  Ottawa. 

Lieut. -Col.  Henry  Smith,  Sergeant-at-Arms,  House  of 
Commons,  Ottawa. 

Lt.-Col.  A.  G.  Irvine,  Warden  Manitoba  Penitentiary. 

J.  U.  Gregory,  Esq.,  Agent  to  the  Marine  and  Fisheries 
Department,  Quebec. 

1904. 

Antoine  Gobeil,  Esq.,  Dep'y  Minister  Public  Works, 
Ottawa. 

David  Pottinger,  Esq.,  Gen'l  M'gr  Canadian  Govern- 
ment Railways,  Moncton,  N.  B. 

G.  Grenier,  Esq.,  Clerk  Ex.  Council,  Prov.  of  Quebec. 

1905. 

Laurence  Fortescue,  Esq.,  Chief  Clerk,  Office  of 
Comptroller  R.N.W.  Moiinted  Police,  Ottawa. 

Lt.-Col.  A.  L.  Jarvia,  Sec'y  Dept.  of  Agricul.,  Ottawa. 

Arthur  Newbery,  Esq.,  Clerk  of  the  Executive 
Council,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

1906. 

L.  K.  Jones,  Esq.,  Sec'y,  Dept.  of  Rlys.  and  Canals, 
Ottawa. 

J.  de  St.  D.  Le  Moine,  Esq.,  Sgt.-at-Anns,  Senate, 
Ottawa. 

Joseph  Pope,  Esq.,  C.V.O.,  C.M.G.,  Under  Secretary  of 
State,  Ottawa. 

Major  E.  D,  Sutherland,  Asst.  Audtr.  Gen'l,  Ottawa. 


G.  N.  Babbit,  Esq.,  Dep'y  Rec.  Gen'l,  St.  John,  N.B. 

John  Fraser,  Esq.,  Audtr.  Gen'l,  Ottawa. 

A.  G.  D.  Taylor,  Esq.,  House  of  Commons,  Ottawa. 

1909. 

Wm.    J.    Gerald,   Esq.,  Deputy  Minister    of    Inland 
Revenue,  Ottawa. 

Geo.  Ross,  Esq.,  Chief  Superintendent  of  Post  Offices, 
Toronto. 

1910. 

A.  Frtehette,  Esq.,  Chief  of  Law  Translation  Branch, 
Ottawa. 

J.  H.  McIUree,  Esq.,  Asst.  Comr.  R.N.W.M.  Police, 
Regina. 

W.  J.  Ptolemy,  Esq.,   Deputy  Treasurer  Provincial 
Government,  Manitoba,  Winnipeg,  Man. 


Office  of  the  Comptroller,  Ottawa. 

Comptroller Fred.  White,  C.M.G. 

Asst.  Comptr.  and  Acct L.  Fortescue,  I.S.O. 


Second  Division,  Sub-Div.  A . 

do.  do. 

do.  Sub-Div.  B . 

Third  Division,  Sub-Div.  A  . 

do.  do. 


.L.  J.  T.  R.  Du  Plessis. 

.R.  S.  Bishop. 

.Wilfrid  Gravel. 
, .  A.  V.  Joyce. 
,  .J.  Stevens. 


ROYAL    NORTH-WEST    MOUNTED     POLICE. 

Honorary  Commissioner— The  Right  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Minto,  P.C,  G.C.M.G. 

ford ;  A.  E.  C.  McDonell,   Fort  Saskatchewan  ;  C.  H. 
1  West,  Lethbridge  ;    W.  M.  Walke,   Saskatoon  ;    G.  S. 
j  Worsley,  Edmonton  ;  J.  H.  Heffernan,  Regina  ;  R.  Y. 
Dsuglas,  Macleod  ;  R.  S.  Knight,  Regina  ;  J.  Richards, 
Wood  Mountain  ;    W.   Parker,  Medicine  Hat ;    A.   W. 
Duffus,  Calgary  ;  G.   Stevens,  Ottawa ;  R.  E.  Tucker, 
Regina ;   J.   Ritchie,   Maple   Creek ;   J.   H.   G6n6reux, 
Prince  Albert ;  P.  W.  Penefather,  Prince  Albert ;  A.  B. 
AUard,  Regina  ;  E.  J.  Camies,  Macleod  ;  T.  S.  Belcher, 
Macleod  ;  G.  L.  Jennings,  Fort  Macpherson  ;  C.  Junget, 
Yorkton  ;  W.  P.  Lindsay,  Regina  ;  C.  H.  H.  Sweetapple, 
Edmonton ;  C.  C.   Raven,  Fort  Saskatchewan ;    F.  J. 
Fitzgerald,  Herschel  Island  ;  W.  Hertzog,  Regina. 
Surgeon— G.  P.  Bell,  Regina, 
Assistant  Surgeon— S.  M.  Fraser,  Macleod. 
Veterinary  Surgeon — J.  Burnett,  Regina. 

OFFICERS,  YUKON  TERRITORY. 

Assistant  Commissioner— 7,.  T.  Wood,  Dawson. 
Superintendent— k.  E.  Snyder,  Dawson. 
Inspectors— 1.  A.  Wroughton,   V.S.,  Dawson;  F.  J. 
Ilorrigan,  Dawson;  J.  A.  Macdonald,  White  Horse. 
Surgeon— L.  A,  Par6,  White  Horse. 


OFFICERS,   PROVINCES  OF  ALBERTA   AND 
SASKATCHEWAN  AND  NORTH-WEST 
TERRITORIES. 
Commissioner— k.  B.  Perry,  C.M.G.,  Regina. 
Asst.  Commissioner— 3 .  H.  McIUree,  I.S.O.,  Regina, 
Superintendents— R.  B,  Deane,  Calgary ;  C,  Constan- 
tine.  Maple  Creek;  G.  E.  Sanders,  D.S.O.,  Athabasca 
Landing ;  P.  C.  H.  Primrose,  Macleod ;  A,  E,  R.  Cuthbert, 
Fort  Saskatchewan  ;  J.  O.  Wilson,  Lethbridge  ;  J.  V. 
B6gin,   Prince  Albert ;  J.  D.    Moodie,  Regina ;    J.  A. 
McGibbon,  Battleford ;  W.  H.  Routledge,' Regina;  0. 
Starnes,  Hudson  Bay. 

Inspectors— D.  M.   Howard,  Athabasca  Landing ;  A. 
M.  Jarvis,  C.M.G.,  Regina;  F.  J.  A.  Demers,  Battle- 


St  Jamw 


WORpHf(NGI^ND 

IN  (aNADA 


ARCHBISHOPS. 

Most  Rev.  S.  P.  Matheson,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  Archbishop  of  Ruperts  Land,  and  Primate  of  Canada,  1909. 

Most  Rev.  Chas.  Hamilton,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  Archbishop  of  Ottawa,  and  Metropolitan  of  the 
Ecclesiastical  Province  of  Canada.  1909. 


Right  Rev.  Llewelyn  Jones,  D.D...  1878  Newfoundland 

"  W.C.Pinkham.DD.DCL  1887  Calgary. 

•'  A.  Hunter  Dunn,  D.D..  1892  Quebec. 

"  W.  W.  Perrin,  D.D 1893  Columbia. 

'•  J.  A.  Newnham,  D.D...  1893  Saskatchewan. 

"  A.  U.  De  Pencier,  M.A.  1910  Kootenay. 

"  J.P.J)uMouUn,MA,DCL  1896  Niagara. 

"  J.  Grisdale,  D.D.,  D.C.L  1896  Qu'Appelle. 

"  McAdam  Harding,  Co-Adjutor,  1909. 

"  G.Thorneloe,2)i).,2)CZ/  1896  Algoma. 

"  W.L.Mills,  D.D.,  D.C.Z/.  1900  Ontario. 


Right  Rev.  J.  H.  Lofthouse,  D.D... 
"  C.L.Worrell,M.^.  D.C.L 
"    F.  H.  Du  Vernet,  D.D. . 

"        "    David  Williams,  D.D... 

'•        "    Isaac  O.  Stringer,  D.D. 

"        "    J.  A.  Richardson,  D.D. 

"        "    J,  C.  Farthing,  3f.A., 
D.C.L.,D.D 

"        '•    J.  G.  Anderson,  D.D... 
"    J.F.  Sweeny,  3f^.,  D.D. 

"        •'    George  Holmes,  D.D. . . 


1902  Keewatin. 
1904  Nova  Scotia 

1904  Caledonia. 

1905  Huron. 

1906  Selkirk. 

1907  Fredericton 

1908  Montreal. 

1909  Moosonee. 
1909  Toronto. 
1909  Athabaska. 


GENERAL    SYNOD    OF   CANADA. 

Comprising  Clerical  and  Lay  Representatives  of  all  the  Dioceses  in  Canada. 

ECCLESIASTICAL    PROVINCE    OF    CANADA. 

Comprising  the  Dioceses  of  Nova  Scotia,  Quebec,  Montreal,  Toronto,  Fredericton,  Huron,  Ontario,  Algoma, 

Ottawa  and  Niagara. 


DIOCESE  OF  MONTREAL. 

Right  Rev.   J.  C.  Farthing,  M.A. 

D.C.L. ,  D.D.,  Bishop  (1908). 
Very  Rev.  L.  Evans,  D.C.L. ,  Dean. 
Ven.  W.  H.  Naylor,  M.A.,  Archd. 
Ven.  J.  B.  Davidson,  M.A.,  D.C.L. 

Archdeacon. 
Ven.  J.  G.  Norton.  D.D.,  Archd. 
Ven.  John  Ker,  D.D.,  Archd. 
Rev.  J.  Ellegood,  M.A. 
Rev.  J.  Empson,  M.A. 
Rev.  J.  Rollit. 
Rev.  Jas.  H.  Dixon. 
Rev.  J.  F.  Renaud. 
Rev.  J.  B.  Longhurst. 
Rev.  J.  G.  Bavlis,  D.  D. 
Rev.  W.P.Chambers,  M.A. 
Rev.  F.  R.  Smith. 
Rev.  G.Osborne  Troop, 

M.A.,  Dom. 
Rev.  J.  Gilbert  Baylis, 

D.D.,  Dom.  \     Bishop's 

Rev.   H.    E.    Horsey,  [Chaplains. 

M.A.,  B.D.,  Exam. 
Rev.    Dr.    P.    Smyth, 

Exam,.  Chaplain. 
Rev.  Canon  Carmichael,  Chaplain. 
Rev.  J.  Gilbert  Baylis, D.  D.Sec.Synod 

Abbott,  0.  P Burlington,  Vt. 

Allen,  Fred.  A River  Desert 

Almond,  J.  M.,  Jf.^l.  (2?ec.). Montreal 


}Hon. 
Canons. 

I 


Canons. 


Armitage,  Wm.  D Mille  Isles 

Ascah,  A.  C Ormstown 

Ascah,  R.  G.,  B.A Montreal 

Atkinson,  Robert..  .Portage  du  Fort 
Ball,  T.  W.,  B.A..8i.  Andrew's  East 
Bancroft,  H.,  Jlf. J... Hudson  Heights 

Baugh,  Cyrus  W.  P Greemiount 

Baugh,  W.  J.  P.  {Rec.) Grenville 

Baylis,  J.  G.,  D.D.  (Cano«). Montreal 

Bell,  J.  H.,  B.A Sutton 

Benoit,  H.  E Montreal 

Borthwick,  J.  D.,  DD.D.... Montreal 

Boyce,  Samuel  J North  Wakefield 

Brewer,  R.  C Rougemont 

Brodie,  Brockwell  C.  A Montreal 

Bruce,  G.  O.  T.,  D.^ Montreal 

Bryant,  A.  A Montreal 

Bu8hell,E. ,  J»f.  J..(iJector).  Westmount 

Capel,  E.  T Montreal 

Carmichael,  J.  S Knowlton 

Chambers,  W.  P.,  3f.  J. .Lachine  L'cks 
Charters,  F.  {Rec  .St.  Simo  n's)Montreal 

Charters,  Herbert,  B.A Lachute 

Coffin,  Hubert Shawville 

Coffin,  Jas.  M Montreal 

Craig,  W.  W. ,  J»f.^ Montreal 

Dart,  W.  J.,  M.A.  (ifec). St.  Lambert 
Davidson,  J.  B.,  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  {Ven. 

Archd.) Mansonville 

Davies,  W Rawdon 

Dawson,  Ernest  E Onslow 

Dennis,  J.  W.  (Rec.) Chambly 

[342] 


Des  Brisay,  L.,  i?.^.Ste.Ag'hedesM't 
Dixon,  J.  H.  {Hon.  Canon)  (Rector 

St.  Jude's)   Montreal 

Ellegood,  J.,  31. A.  (Hon.  Canon)  (St. 

Jam^s)    Montreal 

Elliott,  J.  A.,  B.A Montreal 

Emmett,  R Lacolle 

Empson,  J.,  Jf.^.(ff. Can.  )We8tmo'nt 

Ereaux,  J.  S Montreal 

Evans,  L.,  D.C.L.  (Dean)  ..Montreal 

Fee,  Jas.  E.,  M.A Montreal 

Flanagan,  James  L Outremont 

French,  A.,  B.A Montreal 

Gagnon,  G.  H Eardley 

Gale,  W.  H Aylwin 

Garland,  J.  W Cambridge,  Mass. 

Garner,  Wm. Lakefield 

Godard,  H Huntingdon 

Gomery,  H Montreal 

Hewton,  R.,  M.A.  (Rec.) Lachine 

Heaven,  C.  E.,  If.^ Berthier 

Hodgkinson,  J Montreal 

Horsey,  Il.E.,M.A.,B.D(R.  )Montreal 

Howard,  O.  W.,  D.D Montreal 

Howard,  Wm.  A.,  M.A Iberville 

Hutchings,  R.  F Hemmingford 

Ireland,  A.  Austin Lachine  Locks 

Ireland,  F.  Charles ...  South  Stukely 

Ireland,  J.  Ellis Buckingham 

Irwin,  R.  D Sorel 

Jeakins,  T.  B.  (Rector) Waterloo 

Jekill.  H.,  B.A Montreal 


1911] 


CLERGY — CHURCH  OF  ENGLAND. 


343 


Johnson,  George Montreal 

Judge,  E.  P.  (Uec.) Brome 

Ker,  J.,  D.D.  (Veyi.Arehd.)  Montreal 

Lackey,  J.  A Chelsea 

Lancaster,  C.  F. ,  M.A . .  Ste.  Anne  de 
Bellevue 

Larivifere,  D„  B.A Beauharnois 

Lariviere,  L.  V.,  £.^.  .Edwardstown 

Lawlor,  Edward  Adamsville 

Lewis,  B.  P.,  B.A St.  Lambert 

Lewis,  VV.  P.R..B.A...  Cowansville 

Little,  H.  M Westmount 

Loiselle,  H.  O De  Ramsay 

Longhurst,  J.  B.  (flee.)  (Can. )Granby 

Lummis,  C Boscobel 

Major,  W.  S Montreal 

Martin,  John  W Iron  Hill 

Mason,  Q.  A West  Shefford 

McManus,  E Montreal 

Meyer,  J.  B.,  B.A Savage's  Mills 

Miller,  L.  T.,  B.A Abbotsford 

Mount,  A.  E Lakefield 

Mount,  H.  P.,  B.A Longueuil 

Nay  lor,  H.  A.,  B.A Frelighsburg 

Naylor,  W.  H.,  M.A.  ( F.^i).  .Farnham 

Neugewirtz,  D.  J Montreal 

Nicholson,  Wm.  H New  Glasgow 

NicoUs,  G.  G Westmount 

Norton,  J.  Q.,D.D.  (  Vm.  Archd.) 

Montreal 

Norwood,  R.  W.,  M.A Montreal 

Nye,  H.  W.,  M.A Emporia,  Kan. 

Overing,  R.  Y Stanbridge  East 

Page,  R.  E Pierreville 

Plaisted,  H.,  i»f.^ Dunham 

Pratt,  F.A.,B.A Westmount 

Renaud,  J.  F.  (Canon) Montreal 

Rexford,  E.  L,  B.A Montreal 

Rogers,  D.  B Montreal 

Robinson,  W.  ,iJ.D.(iJec)Clarenceville 

Rollit,  A.  E Montreal 

Rollit,J.(/io?i.Can.)St.Vinc'tdePaul 

Sanders,  W.,  B.A Montreal 

Schafifter,  F.  W Bristol 

Scott,  E Valleyfield 

Shatford,  Allan  P.,  M.A..  .Montreal 
Smith,  F.  R.,  Canon  (Rector). .  .Hull 

Smith,  G.  Abbott,  B.D Montreal 

Smyth,  J.  Paterson,  B.D.,  LL.D. 
Steacy,  F.  W.,  B.^..  Glen  Sutton,  Q. 

Stevenson,  H.  R.,  B.A Montreal 

Symonds,  H.,  M.A.,  Z>.D.  .Montreal 

Taylor,  R.  F Aylmer 

Troop,  Q.  O.,  3f.^.  (Rector  St. 

Martin's),  Montreal 

Walsh,  H.  C Terrebonne 

Whitley,  F.  L.,  3LA Montreal 

Willis,  J.  J.,  B.A Montreal 

Windsor,  W.  (iJec).  .St.  John's,  Que. 

DIOCESE  OF  QUEBEC. 

Right  Rev.  A.  Hunter  Dunn,  M.A., 

D.D.,  D.C.L.,  Lord  Bishop  (1892). 
Right    Rev.    Walter  Farrar,  M.A., 

D.D.,  Assistant  Bishop  (1910). 
Very  Re  v.  L.  W.  Williams,  M.A.,D.D., 

Dean. 
Ven.  Andrew  Jackson  Balfour,  M.A., 

D.C.L.,  Archd.  of  Quebec. 
Rev.   A.   A.  Von    Iffland,"\ 

M.A.,  D.C.L., 
Rev.R.Shreve,  M.A. , D.D. 
Rev.  F.   G.   Scott,   M.A., 

D.C.L. 
Rev.  F.  J.  B.Allnatt,2).i)., 

D.C.L. 
Rev.  G.  R.  Walters,  L.Th.) 

Adcock,  W.  A Kirkdale 

AUnatt,  F.  J.  B.,  Canon,  D.D., 

(B.  Col.) Lennoxville 

Archer,  W.  L.,  M.A.,  Transcon- 
tinental Ry La  Tuque 

Atkinson,  J.  (Rector). . .  Maple  Grove 
Balfour,  Ven.  Archd.,  M.A.,  D.C.L. 

(Sec.  Church  Society) Quebec 

Ball,  T.  L.,  M.A.  (Ret'd). .  Waterville 


Canons. 


Belford,  J.  F.  B.,3f.^.  Windsor  Mills 
Beverly,  A.  R.,  M.A.  (Rector, 

Trinity) Quebec 

Bigg,  H.  R.,    A.K.C.  (Rector) 

Three  Rivers 
Blaylock,  T., M.A. Ret'd.  Nelson.B.C. 
Bradahaw,  J.  Mclntyre..  Way's  Mills 

Brewer,  J.S.,B.A Compton 

Bunbury,  W.  S.  G.,  B.A.  (Ctir. 

Cath.) Quebec 

Burgett,  A.  E.,  M.A.,  Bp's  Chaplain, 

R.  St.  Paul's,  Cler.  Sec.  of  Synod 
Quebec 
Burt,    H.   C,  M.A.,   Lecturer  Bp's 

Coll Lennoxville 

Callis,  ¥.  M.A Thetford  Mines 

Cassap,  W.  H.,  B.A Georgeville 

Chapman  ,T.,M.A  (Retired)Ma.rhletQn 

Coles,  J.  L Valcartier  Village 

Corey,  H.  H.,  B.A Labrador 

Debbage,  J.  B.,  B.D.  {Chaplain, 

Quarantine  Stn.) Grosse  Isle 

DeGruchy,  W.  .Grindstone  Island, 

Magdalen  Islands 
Devitt,  T.  G.,  M.A.  (Rec.).. .  .Hatley 
Dickson,  H.  A.,M.A.(Rural  Dean) 
Rectory  Hill 

Dickson,  J. S.B., B.A Scotstown 

Dunn,  E.  A.,  M.A.  (Rec),  (Rural 

Dean) Paspebiac  W 

Dutton,  A.  W St.  George,  Beauce 

Eardley-Wilmot,  C.   R.,    (Cur.) 

Sherbrooke 
Faulconer,  W.  G.  (Retired) 

Hove,  Sussex,  Eng. 

Fothergill,  R.  J Magog 

Fuller,  H.  S Agnes 

Fyles,  T.  W.,  M.A Hull 

Hamilton,  H.  F.,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Gen. 

Theol.  Sem New  York 

Harding,  CI.,  L.Th Cape  Cove 

Hepburn,  J.,  M.A.  (Rector)  (Rural 

Dean) Richmond 

Hibbard,  G.  F.,  M.^ . . . . St.  Malachie 
Hobart,  V.  E.,  Student  Bp's  Coll. 

Lennoxville 

Horner,  D Peninsula 

Husband,  E.  B Johnville 

levers,  H.W.,  L.Th Portneuf 

Kelley.A.  R.,  M.A.(Cur.St.Matt.)  Q. 

Kerr,  I.  N.,  M.A Marbleton 

King,  E.  A.  W.,M.A.  (R.D.)  (Rector 

St.  Peter's Quebec 

Laws,  H.  S.,B.A Sawyerville 

LeGallais,  F.G.,  M.A Asbestos 

Lewis,  C.  T Robinson 

Lewis,  O.  G.,  £.^..Shawenigan  Falls 

Love,  A.T.,  B.A Port  Daniel 

Moore,  A.  H..,M.A Stanstead 

Mortimer,  C.  L.,  Student  Bp's  Coll. 
Lennoxville 

Murray,  G.  H. ,  i»f .^ Danville 

Parker,  G.  H.  (Retired) . .  Lennoxville 
Parrock,  R.  A.,  LL.D.,  Prin.  Bish. 

Coll Lennoxville 

Plaskett,  F.,  B.A Jonquiferes 

Prout,  J Shigawake 

Pye,  G.  P.,  B.A Sydenham  PI. 

Robertson,  A.  H.,  L.Th.  (Rector  and 

Rural  Dean). Cookshire 

Ross,  R.  I Ste.  Ursule 

Rothera,  J Leeds 

Roy,  Ernest  R.,  M.A.  (Bp's  Chap- 
lain)  Quebec 

Roy,  J.  J.  (Retired) Melbourne 

Roy,  P.  R Melbourne 

Scott,  F.  G.,  (Canon),  M.A.,  D.C.L. 

(Rector  St.  Matt.) Quebec 

Seaman,  J.  J.S  ,  i»f.^.(flec.)N.Hatley 
Seaman,  W.  F.,  M.A.  (Rector) 

Grand  Mfere 
Shreve,  R.  (Canon),  M.A.,  D.D.(Rec.) 
Sherbrooke 
Stevens,  A.,  M.A.  (Rec.  and  Rural 

Dean) Coaticook 

Tanibs,  K.C.,M.A.  (Retired) .  .MWhy 
Tannar,  J.  C,  B.A Dixville 


Templeman,  E.  M.  W.  (ftecior). Levis 
Thompson,  I.  M.  (Retired). .  .Quebec 
Vial,  F.  G.,3l.A.,  Prof.  Past.  Theol. 

Bp's  Coll Lennoxville 

Vibert,  A.  J Rivifere  du  Loup 

Vonimsind,C&n.,M.A,D.C.L.(St.M.) 

Cler.  Sec.  Dioc.  Bd Quebec 

Walters,G.R.,2/.TA.(Canon).MalBay 
Walters,  S.  R.,  L.Th.  (Cwr.). Mai  Bay 

Warren,  A.  R Sandj'  Beach 

Washer,  C.  B.  (Retired) Danville 

Watson,  B.,  M.A East  Angus 

Wayman,  J.  W.,  M.A. .  .Gasp6  Basin 
Wheeler,  W.T.,  Jlf.^.Drummondville 
Williams,  L.  W.,  M.A.,  D.D.  (Very 

Rev.  Dean,  Rector  CafA.).  .Quebec 

Wilson,  E.K., B.A Waterville 

Wright,  R.  W.  E.,  itf.  4..  Lennox  villa 
Wurtele,  L.  C,  M.A Actonvale 


DIOCESE  OF  TORONTO. 

The  Right  Rev.  J.  Fielding  Sweeny, 
M.A.,  D.D.,  Bishop,  (1909). 

Right  Rev.  W.  D.  Reeve,  D.D.  (1907). 

Ven.  H.  J.  Cody, D.D. ,  LL.D.,  Arch- 
deacon of  York. 

Ven.  C.  L.  Ingles,  M.A.,  Archdeacon 
of  Sirncoe. 

Ven.  Geo.  Warren,  B. A.,  Archdeacon 
of  Peterborough. 

Rev.  Canon  Broughall,  M.A.,  D.D., 
Bishops  Chaplain  (Examining). 

Rev.  H.  C.  Dixon  (Domestic)  Canon. 
St.  Allan's,  Canons,  Residentiary. 

Rev.   H.   P.   Plumptre,  M.A.,  Sub- 
Dean. 

Rev.  T.  C.  S.  Macklem,  D.D.,  Chan- 
cbIIot* 

Rev.  J.D'Arcy  Cayley,  M.A.,  D.D., 
Precentor. 

Rev.  A.  W.  Macnab,  M.A.,   Canon 
Missioner. 

Canons,  Non-Resident. 

Rev.  F.  Tremayne,  M.A. 

Rev.  E.  W.  Murphy,  B.A. 

Rev.  R.  W.  E.  Greene,  L.Th. 

Rev.  A.  W.  Spragge,  M.A. 

Rev.  John  Farncomb,  M.A. 

Rev.  W.  Reiner,  M.A. 

Rev.  H.  C.  Dixon. 

Rev.  J.  C.  Davidson,  M.A. 

Rev.  A.  J.  Broughall,  M.A.,  D.D. 

Rev.  A.  Williams,  M.A. 

Rev.  B.  Bryan. 

Rev.  G.  B.  Morley. 

Rev.  Septimus  Jones,  M.A. 

Rev.  Oswald  Rigby,  LL.D. 

Rev.  W.  Walsh. 

Rev.  W.  C.  Allen,  M.A. 

Rev.  C.  H.  Marsh,  M.A. 

Rev.  E.  Daniel,  B.A. 

Re  V.  T.  R.  O'Meara,  L.  L.  D.  ^     n™ 

Rev.W.Clark,J»f.^.,i).C.L.  )-/.fXi« 

Rev.  N.  L.  Tucker,!). Civ. i  C^"*'***' 

Rev.  E.  C.  Cayley,  Toronto.^ 

Rev.  G.  B.  Morley,  R.D. 

Rev.  J.  H.  Sheppard. 

Rev.  W.  F.  Carpenter,  B.A 

Rev.  E.  A.  Langfeldt,  M.A 
Ph.D 

Rev.  J.  E.  Fenning. 

Allen,  W.  C,  M.A Millbrook 

Allen,  R.  W.  W.,  M.A Pt.  Perry 

Anderson,  J.  B Toronto 

Ashcroft,R.,  M.A York  Mills 

Baldwin,  P.  F New  Toronto 

Ball,  Thos Thornhill 

Ballard,  J.  McL.,  M.A Toronto 

Barber,  F.  L Bobcavgeon 

Barr,  A.F.,  M.A Whitby 

Barrow,  G.  M Toronto 

Bates,  W.  W„  M.A Upland,  Cal. 

Battersby,  H.  F Essonville 

Baynes-Reed,  W.  L.,  L.  TA ..  Norway 

Ben  Oliel,  H.  A Cobourg 


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Biggs,  E.  R.  J Barrie 

Blackler,  J.  W.,  L.TA.  ..Newxnarket 

Blodgett,  J.  N 

Bourne,  H.  T Gait 

Brain,  W.  J. ,  M.A ...  Toronto 

Brewin,  G.  M Toronto 

Brooks,  C.  H.,  B.A Grafton 

Broughall,  A.  J.,  M.A.,  D.D. 

(Canon),  {St.  Step.) Toronto 

Broughall,  Jas,  S.,  M.A Toronto 

Bryan,  Bernard Parkdale 

Bryant,  A.  A Toronto 

Burges,  H.  F.,  B.A Toronto 

Burns,  Wm Hastings 

Bushell,  John,  31. A Toronto 

Caplan,  H.,  A.K.C Toronto 

Carpenter,  W.  V.,  B.A Ivj 

Carroll,  W.  E.,  B.A.. . . Bowmanville 

Carson,  W.  J Warminster 

Cayley,  E.O.,  M.A.{R.  Dean)  Toronto 

Cayley,  J.  D.,  M.A.,  D.D.,  (Canon) 

Toronto 

Chafee,  A.  B.,M.A Coboconk 

Clark,    W.,    D.C.L.  (Canon) 

(Pro.  Trin.  Col.) Toronto 

Clarke,  W.  H.,  Af . JL Toronto 

Cody,  H.  J.,  M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

(Archdeacon)  Toronto 

Cotton,  Thos.  B..,  M.A Toronto 

Creighton,  J.,  B.D. Lindsay 

Creighton,  W.  J.,  M.A Toronto 

Creswick,  W.,  L.Th , . .  .Brighton 

Cummer,  A.  C Cannington 

Daniel,  Edwin,  M.A Port  Hope 

Darling,  Charles,  M.A Toronto 

Davidson,  J.  C,  Jf.^.(C.)Peterboro' 

Dean,  P.  M.,  M.A Sutton  West 

De  Lorn,  P.  B, .    Haliburton 

De  Pencier,  C.  R..  M.A 

Despard,  G.  S Toronto 

Dicker,  A.  G.  H.,  A.K.C Toronto 

Dixon,  H.  C.  (Ca7ion) Toronto 

Dreyer,  W.  G.  G.  (Rural  Dean)  Beeton 
Duckworth,  H.   T.  F,,  M.A.,  Prof. 

Trinity  College Toronto 

Durnford,  A,  M.  J Duntroon 

Earle,  H Omemee 

Eccleston,  W.  J Homing's  Mills 

Emmet,  A.  G Toronto 

Farncomb,  F.  E.,  B.A Stayner 

Farncomb,  John,  jl/. -4. (Can.).  Toronto 

Farncomb,  Wm. ,  B.A Toronto 

Fenning,  Jas.  E  Markham 

Fidler,  A,  J.,  M.A Toronto 

Fidler,  A,  J.,  Jr..,  M.A.. .  .Eglinton 

Fletcher,  Joseph,  M.A Whitby 

Fotheringham,  J.  B Toronto 

French,  W.  H.  A Fenelon  Falls 

Gay,  R Toronto 

Gander,  George Caledon  East 

Gibson,  John, M.A Thornhill 

Gibson,  J.  E.,  M.A Toronto 

Greene,  R.W.E., L.T.  (Canon)..  Orillia 

Griffin,  A.  K Eglinton 

Grobb,  R.  B.,  M.A Toronto 

Hallam,  Wm.  T.,  B.A Toronto 

Hanna,  J.  A Midland 

Harris,  Jas.  H Toronto 

Hart,  Anthony Toronto 

Hartley,  F.  H.,  M.A Toronto 

Hindes,  R.  W.,  B.A.  (Sup'd) 

Bowmanville 
Holdsworth,  C.  W.,  B.A.,  Rosemont 

Howard,  J.  Scott,  M.A Newcastle 

Ingles,  Chas,  L.,  M.A.  (Arch- 
deacon.)  Parkdale 

James,  E.  R Craighurst 

James,  G.J.,  M.A Toronto 

Jenks,    A.   W,,   M.A.,   B.D.  (Prof. 

Trinity  College) Toronto 

Johnson,  G.  I.  B Sunderland 

Johnson,  H.  3.,  M.A Cookstown 

Jones,  J.  Hughes,  M.A Weston 

Jones,  Septimus,  M.A Toronto 

Kennedy,  A.  P Tullamore 

Kidd,  Jaa.  Henry Blackstock 

Kirkby,  L.  H Aurora 


Lamb,  P.  M Toronto 

Langfeldt,  E.  A..yM.A..  Ashburnham 

Lawrence,  S.  A Kinmount 

Lindsay,  John Haliburton 

Lord,  Christopher Apsley 

Lowe,  T.  N Port  Hope 

Lynch,  F.  J Toronto 

Mackenzie,  A.  W Lakefield 

Maclean,  J.  R Colborne 

Macklem,  T.  C.  S.,M.A.,D.D.{Canon) 

(Provost  Trinity  College) .  .Toronto 
Macnab,  A.  W.  (Canon),!/.  4..  Toronto 

Macnamara,  R Collingwood 

Maconachie,  G.  R.,  B.A Midhurst 

Madill,  A.  S.,  £.^.,  L.T.  .  ..Toronto 

Marsh,  C.  H.,  M.A Lindsay 

McCausland,  R.  H Toronto 

McEvoy,  A.  N.  E.,  £.^ ....Newcastle 

McGonigle,  T.  G Cookstown 

Mclntyre,  E.  A Toronto 

McKittrick,  E.  J King 

McLean,  Wm Orangeville 

McLennan,  J.  McK Beaverton 

Meek,  A.  H Shanty  Bay 

Miles,  A.  C,  B.A Creemore 

Montgomery,  H.,  M.A . . .  Port  Hope 

Moore,  R.  J.,  M.A Toronto 

Morgan,  V.  E.  F Toronto 

Morley,  George  B.  {R.D.)  .  .Bradford 
Murphy,  E.  W.,  B.A.  (C). .  .Allandale 

Murphy,  T.W.,  B.A Toronto 

Mussen,  E.,  M.A Toronto 

Nesbitt,  G.,  M.A Toronto 

Nind,  T.  A Mindon 

Nurse,  O.  J Beeton 

Osborne,  A.,  D.D East  Toronto 

O'Meara,  T.  R.,  B.A.,  LL.D.  (C), 
(Principal  WycUffe  College).Toronto 

Owen,  Derwyn  T Toronto 

Paget,  E.  A Painswick 

Paterson,  T.  W.,  M.A Deer  Park 

Pickford,  E.  W Norwood 

Pilcher,  G.Y.,  M.A Toronto 

Plummer,  F.  G.,  L.Th Toronto 

Poston,  J.  A Bethany 

Raymond,  H.  D Orillia 

Reid,  A.  J Campbellfprd 

Reiner,  W.,  M.A.  (Canon) Barrie 

Rickard,  F.  G On  leave 

Rigby,  Oswald,  M.A.,  LL.D.  (Trin. 

Coll.  School) Port  Hope 

Roberts,  J.  L.  P Toronto 

Salmon,  E.  F Elm  vale 

Sawers,  F.  J Lakefield 

Scott,  George Toronto 

Seaborn,  U.,  M.A Carlton  West 

Seager,  0.  A.,  M.A Toronto 

Sharp,  G.E.,  M.A Toronto 

Sheppard,  J.  H Coldwater 

Shore,  H.  M.,  B.A Toronto 

Sims,  R.  A Toronto 

Skey,  L.  E.,  M.A Toronto 

Smith,  T.  B.,  B.A Toronto  June. 

Sof tley,  Henry Toronto 

Southam,  W.  J Toronto 

Soward.  Edward Kinmount 

Sparks,  W.  H.  H Toronto 

Spencer,  C.  R.,  B.A Millbrook 

Spragge,  A.  W.,3f.J^. (Can.). Cobourg 

Suminerhayes,  T.  F Toronto 

Swallow,  W.  F Woodbridge 

Sweatman,  S.  D Toronto 

Talbot,  Jas.  H,  Streetsville 

Taylor,  E.  B Washago 

Taylor,  George  I.,  M. 4 Toronto 

Teney,  J.  H Tornnto 

Thompson,  H.  V.,  M.A Erindale 

Tremayne,  F.,  M.A.  (C.) Mimico 

Tremayne,  H.  O.,  M.A  Mimico 

Trumpour,  H.  R.,  M.A Peterboro 

Tucker,  L.  N.,  D.C.-L.  (Can.  )Toronto 

Tyner,  Q.  St.  G Chester 

Vaughan,  L.  B Toronto 

Vesey,  E.  A Toronto 

Vicars,  John,  B.A Cannington 

Vipond,  Frank Toronto 

Walker,  T.,  B.A Toronto 


Walsh,  W.  (Rural  Dean). .  Brampton 
Warren,  G.,  B.A.  (^rcA'd) .. Toronto 

Watt,  A.  C Bond  Head 

Westmacott,  A.  G.  E On  leave 

Westney,  W.  S.,  M.A.,  B.D. .  Bolton 

White,  W.  H. ,  M.A On  leave 

Wilkinson,  F Toronto 

Williams,  A.,  M.A Toronto 

Wiseman,  J.  F Toronto 

Wood,  E.  J Toronto 

Wright,  A.  H Stouff ville 

Wright,  J.  E.  M Toronto 

Wrong,  Geo.  HI.,  M.A Toronto 

Young,  H.  R.,  Lie.  Th Uxbridge 

DIOCESE  OF  ONTARIO. 
The  Rt.  Rev.  William  Lennox  Mills, 

D.D.,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  Lord  Bishop 

of  Ontario,  Kingston. 
Very  Rev.  E.  J.  Bidwell,  D.D.,  Dean 

of  Ontario. 
Ven.  W.   B.  Carey,    M.A.,   D.C.L.. 

Archdeacon  of  Kingston,  Kingston. 
Ven.  J.  K.  McMorine,  D.D.,  Arch- 
deacon of  Ontario,  Kingston. 
Rev.G.W.G.Grout,ilf.^.    ' 
Rev.  Edwin  Loucks. 
Rev.  Arthur  Jarvis,  M.  A. 
Rev.  A.  "W.  Cooke.  ]■  Canons. 

Rev.  D.  F.  Bogert,  M.A. 
Rev.  G.  L.  Starr,  M.A. 
Rev.  W.  Roberts,!/ ws.  Doc.  ^ 
Ven.   Archd.  W.    B.   Carey,    M.A., 

D.C.L.,  Bishop's  Chaplain. 
Rev.    H.    H.    Bedford-Jones,  M.A., 

Bishop's  Chaplain. 
Rev.G.  L.  Starr,  J/. ^.,  Domes'c  Chap. 

Rural  Deans. 
Rev,  J.  Elliott,  Frontenac. 
Rev.  H.  B.  Patton,  M.A.,  Grenville. 
Rev.  O.  G.  Dobbs,  M.A.,  Leeds. 

Rev.  F.  T.  Dibb Lennox  &  Ad. 

Rev.  F.  W.  Armstrong,  Pr.  Edward. 

Rev.  G.  R.  Beamish,  M.A.,  Hastings 

Priests. 

Armitage,  W.  L Picton 

Armstrong, F.W.  (Rec.,R.D  ) Trenton 

Bareham,  Alfred Lombardy 

Beamish,  G.  R.,  M.A.  (/J./).)Belleville 

Bedford- Jones,  H.  B..,  M.A.  (Rector) 

Rrockville 

Bidwell,  E.  J.,  D.D.,  (Z)ean).King8ton 

Blagrave,  R.  C,  B.A Belleville 

Bogert,  T).F.,M.A.  (Canon),  Belleville 

Byers,  B.F.,  B.A Stirling 

Carey,  W.  B.,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  (Archd.) 

Kingston 

Code,  George,  B.A... 'North  Augusta 

Codd,  Fr&iicis(Sup'd) Toronto 

Coleman,  J.  H.  H.,  M.A. ,  Merrickville 

Cooke,  A.  O Maynooth 

Cooke,  A.  W.  (Canon)  Chapl.Pen'try 
Portsmouth 

Cox,  Walter Wolfe  Island 

Creeggan,  Alfred  H Deseronto 

Crisp,  J.  0.,il/.  J.,  (i^ector)  Portsmouth 

Dibb,  Fred.  T.  (R.D.) Napanee 

Dickinson ,  A.  S Bellview 

Dixon,  J.  C Amhurst  Island 

Dobbs,  O.  G.,  M.A.  (R.D.),  Brockville 

Dowdell,  T.  F.,  B.A Sydenham 

Dumbrille,  R.  J 

Easton,  C.T.,M.A.,..  .Mallorytown 

Elliott,  Joseph  (R.D.) Cataraqui 

Fenton,T.  J.  O'Conor.i'.^ .  Wellington 
Fitzgerald,  W.  F.,  M.A ....  Kingston 
Forneri.R.  S., M.A. , B.D. .  .Kingston 

Forster,  J.  W Coe  Hill 

Forsythe,  J.  W.,  if .  ^ .  (Sup'd),  Ottawa 

French,  Charles  Albert Cardinal 

Grout,  G.  W.  G.,  M.A.  (Canon), 

Cler.  Sec.) Kingston 

Hall,  T.  H.  H Bancroft 

Harris,  C.  M Marmora 

Irvine,  R.  W.,  B.A Flinton 


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Jarvis,  A.,  Af.  A.  (Rec. ,  Can.). Toronto 

Jones,  John  Wm Tamworth 

Kidd,  Vf.T£..,M.A Frankville 

Kirkpatrick,  F.  G.,  MA,  BCL. Tv.'eed 

Leech,  Thos.,  M.A Lansdowne 

Lewin,  W.,M.A.(Sup'd) . .  .Kingston 
Loucks,  E.  (Rector,Canon)Rmgston 

Lyons,  John,  M.A Roslin 

Macmorine,  J.  K.,  M.A.,  D.D.  (Arch- 

deacon) Kingston 

MacTear,  A.  L.,  Lie.  Th Cath 

McAndrew,  W.  J.,  if  .4.. Oushendall 
McGreer,  A.  H.,  M.A.. . .  Barriefield 

Morton,  S.  T.,  £.4 

Orchard,  F.  G.,  M.A 

Patterson,  R.  B.,  M.A Athens 

Patton,  TI.B.,M.A.  (Rector), 

(R.  Dean) Prescott 

Purdy,  C.  E.,  M.D Selby 

Roberts,  William,  Mus.  Doc.  {Rec- 
tor) {Canon) Adolphustown 

Scammell,  E.  {Sup'd) Kingston 

Seaborne,  W.  Rolfe Milford 

Serson,  John  R.,  M.A Gananoque 

Smith,  Thos.  A.  (Rector) Lyn 

Smith,  W.  H Lyndhurst 

Spencer,  R.  W Camden  East 

Stanton,  J,  B Newboro' 

Starr,  G.  L,,  M.A.  (Canon). Kingston 
Swayne,  W,  G.,  Lie.  Th.Oxford  Mills 
Tighe,  S.,  M.A.,  B.A.  (Sup'd). 

Carleton  Place 

Wagner,  B.  N.  de  Foe Deseronto 

Woodcock,  F.  D Brockville 

Wright,  J.  de  P. ,  Jf.^ Murray 

Wright,  S.  B.  G.  Wright,  M.A. 

Maitland 

Young,  C.  J.,  B.A Madoc 

Deacons. 

Geen,  Albert  L Belleville 

Ordained  under   Canon  XVIII  of 
Provincial  Synod. 

Hornby,  F.  B Plevna 

Lake,  E.  E .  Shannonville 

Smart,  A.  E.  U Sharbot  Lake 

DIOCESE  OF  OTTAWA. 

Most  Rev.  C.  Hamilton,  M.A.,D.D., 
D.C.L.,  Lord  Archbishop,  Ottawa. 
Archdeaeo7i. 
Ven.  J.  J.  Bogert,  Jf .  ^ . ,  D.  C.  ii.  Ottawa 

Canons. 
Rev.  H.  Pollard. 
Rev.  E.  A.  W.  Hannington,  B.A. 
Rev.  W.  J.  Muckleston,  M.A. 
Rev.  H,  Kittson,  M.A. 
Rev.  A.  Phillips. 
Rev.  A.  Elliott,  B.A. 

Rural  Deans. 
Rev.  C.  V.  Forster  Bliss,  Smith's  Falls. 
Rev.  J.  Fisher,  Port  Elmsley. 
Rev.  C.  O.  Carson,  M.A.,  Wales. 
Rev.  D'Arcy  T.  Clayton,  B.A.,  Kars. 
Rev.  A.  W.  Mackay,  B.D.,  Ottawa. 
Rev.  A.  H.  Whalley,  Arnprior. 
Rev.  G.  E.  Fletcher,  B.A.,  Cobden. 
Rev.  G.  Scantlebury,  Vankleek  Hill. 

Priests. 
Aborn,  T.L.,  B.A.,  B.Sc.,  B.D. 

Balderson 
Anderson,  E.  A.,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ottawa 
Anderson,  G.  S.,  -Lic.7'A..Morrisburg 

Archer,  R.  H Winchester 

Bailey,  T.,  B.A Iroquois 

Battershill,  W.  H.  G Pakenham 

Bliss,  C.  V.  Forster  (R.D.) 

Smith's  Falls 

Bogert,J.J.,ilf.^.,2).C.L.C^rcMea.; 

Ottawa 

Bousfield,  Geo Eastview 

Bousfield,  G.  J Novar 

Butler,  W.  A.  E. ,  ilf .  ^ . .  Bell's  Corners. 
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Capp,  E.  H Ottawa 

Carson,  C.  O.,  M.A.,  R.D Wales 

Clarke,  Chas.  Burton Ottawa 

Clarke.  C.  F.,  M.A Maberley 

Clayton,  D'A.  T.,  B.A.  (R.D.). .Kara 

Cobb,  A.  J.  F Lancaster 

Coleman,  A.li.,M.A.  (Sup'd) .  Ottawa 
Daykin,W.Y.,Zyi/.5.(5'wj9'd)Kingston 
Elliott,  A.,  5.^.  (Ca?i).  Carleton  Place 

Fisher,  J.,  R.D Port  Elmsley 

Fleming,  W.,ilf.4(5'Mp'd)Shan'onville 
Fletcher, Geo.  E., B.A., R. D.. Cobden 

Floyde,  A.  D.  T South  Mountain 

Eraser,  J.F.,B.A.  (Sup'd).. Belleville 
Garrett,  T.,  B.A.  {Retired). .  .Ottawa. 

Garrett,  W.  P.,  B.A Bearbrook 

Gorman,  J.  F Ottawa 

Green,  W.  H Eganville 

Hague,  S.  D.,  B.A Combermere 

Hanington,E.  A.  W.,£.^.(Cn).  Ottawa 

Holmes,  S.  B.,  B.A Ottawa 

Homer,  Rev.  J.  L Aultsville 

Iveson,  T.  U.,B.A..  .Fitzroy  Harbor 
Johnston,  E.  A.,M.A..  North  Gower 
Kittson,  H.,  M.A.  (Canon)..  Ottawa 

Loucks,  W.  M.,  3f.A Ottawa 

Lowe,  J.  J.,  Lie.  Th Micksburg 

Mackay,  A.  W.,  B.D.,  (Ti.i).). Ottawa 

Moore,  H.  B Douglas 

Muckleston,  W.  J.,  M.A.  (Rec.)  (Can) 
Perth 

Netten,  W.,  M.A Pembroke 

Orr,  Robt.  Lie.  Th Richmond  W. 

Osborne,  John  (R.D.) Franktown 

Palmer,  Rev.  C.  R Newington 

Phillips,  A.  (Canon) Hawkesbury 

Pick,  Edward  (Suj)'d) Ottawa 

Pollard,  H.  (Canon) Ottawa 

Poole,  M.  G Crysler 

Poole,  S.  Gower Cornwall 

Postlethwaite,  G.  S.,  M.A. .  .Mattawa 

Prior,  W.  H Beachburg 

Quartermaine,  W.  M.  H Renfrew 

Radcliffe,  Rev.  C.  E.  S.. Smith's  Falls 

Richards,  E.  W.  B.,  M.A Russell 

Read,  W.  A Ottawa 

Revington-Jones,  Rev.  J.  E.  .Ottawa 

Rollit,  P.  G Ashton 

Saddington,  C.  (Rec.) Almonte 

Scantlebury,  G.  (i?.i>.)  Vankleek  Hill 

Sills,  Chas.  E.,  M.A.  (Ret.). .  .Ottawa 

Smith,  Lenox  I.,  B.A.,  Lic.Th.  (P.V.) 

Ottawa 

Snowdon,  J.M..M.A Ottawa 

Squire,  F.W.,  B.^ Ottawa  East 

Steacy,  R.  H Westboro' 

Stephenson,  F.  H  Routhier 

Stiles,  Thomas  J.  (Ree.) Cornwall 

Stiles,  W.  H S.  March 

Torrens,  R.  J.,  B.A Metcalfe 

Turley,  R.,  M.A Clayton 

Waterman,  R.  B Carp 

Whalley,  A.  U.,  R.D Arnprior 

Wimberley,  F.  U.,  R.D Ottawa 

Woollcombe,  G.  P.,  B.^ Ottawa 

Deacon. 
Baker,  E.  A.,  B.A Hawthorne 

DIOCESE  OF  HURON. 

Right  Rev.   David  Williams,  M.A., 

D.D.,  Lord  Bishop. 
Very  Rev.  Evans  Davis,  D.D.,  Dean. 
Rev.  A.  G.  Dann,  M.A.,  B.E., 

Precentor  of  St.  Paul's  Cathedral. 
Archdeacons. 
Ven.  W.  A.  Young,  D.D.,  Norfolk, 
Ven.  A.  C.  Hill,  M.A.,  Elgin. 
Ven.  J.  B.  Richardson,  M.A.,  D.C.L., 

London. 
Ven.  G.  C.  Mackenzie,  D.C.L.,  Perth. 
Rev.  J.  P.  Hincks, 
Rev.  J.  W.  P.  Smith,  \r^„^,o 

Rev.  Alfred  Brown,  B.A.     ^^««<»i«- 
Rev.  T.  R.  Davis,  M.A., 


ug,B.D.,  ^ 
iwnie,  B.D.,  > 
3,  B.D.  j 


Canons. 


Rev.  Wm.  Craig,  B.D., 

Rev.  John  Downie, 

Rev.  R.  Hicks, 

Rev.G.B.Sage,  B.A. ,  B.D. , Ex.  Chap. 

Rev.  Dyson  Hague,  M.A.,  Ex.  Chap. 

Rev.  Canon  Craig,  B.D.,Dom. Chap. 

Rev.   R.   Hicks,  B.D.,  Dom.  Chap. 

Rural  Deans. 
Rev.  T.  A.  Wright,  Brant. 
Rev.  S.  C.  Miles,  Elgin. 
Rev.  Jas.  Ardill,  Grey. 
Rev.  C.  R.  Gunne,  M.A.,  Huron. 
Rev.  T.  Dobson,  Kent. 
Rev.  Canon  Davis,  M.A.,  Lambton. 
Rev.  S.  F.  Robinson,  W.  Middlesex. 
Rev.  R.  Hicks,  B.D.,  Norfolk. 
Rev.  W.  J.  Taylor,  Perth. 
Rev.  J.  Ridley,  Waterloo. 
Priests. 

Adamson,  R.  J.  S Shelburne 

Andrew,  G.  A.,  B.A Sebringville 

Andrew,  J.  W.  J Berlin 

Appleyard,  E.,  B.A Clarksburg 

Ardill,  James  (B.D.) Owen  Sound 

Armstrong,  T.  L Delhi 

Ashby,  H.  B Atwood 

Ashton,  R Brantford 

Ball,  John  A.  (Sup'd) 

Battersby,  W.  U.,  M.A . . Walkerville 

Bearfoot,  I Caledonia 

Beaumont,  J.  W.,  D.D.,  M.D.  (Sup'd) 
London 

Berry,  John,  B.D.,  M.A Seaforth 

Beverly,  A  L Tillsonburg 

Bice,  A.  A  ,  B.A London 

Bloodsworth,  J.  A Ailsa  Craig 

Bray,  H.  E Pt.  Rowan 

Brigham,  S.  A Walpole  Island 

Algoma  P.O.,  Mich. 
Brown,  Alfred,  B.A.  (Canon). .  .Paris 

Browne,  C.  G.  D Port  Dover 

Brown,  T.  H Meaford 

Brownlee,  W.  F Southampton 

Burgess,  J.  E.,  M.A Thamesville 

Cameron,  D.  E Brussels 

Charles,  A.  L Milverton 

Charlton,  T.  J.,  F.R.A.S. 

Port  Burwell 

Clarke,  A.  L.  G London 

Clarke,  T.  B.,  B.A London 

Clufif,  W.  T Stratford 

Collins,  D.  W Exeter 

Condell,  H.  J Bayfield 

Connor,  W.  J . .  Brookholm,  Owen  Sd. 

Cornish,  D.  J St.  Thomas 

Cox,  George  M On  Leave 

Craig,  W.,  B.D.  (Canon). .  ..Petrolea 

Croly,  E.,B.A Wingham 

Davi8,E.,2).D.(Deawo/'£?'ron)London 
Davis,  T.  R.,  M.A.  (C.')(B.2).).Sarnia 
Deacon,  D.,  M.A.  ( Sup'd). Strattord 

Diehl,  H.  R Adelaide 

Diehl,  L.  W Paisley 

Dobson,  Thomas Tilbury 

Doherty,  G.  F.  B.,  Jlf.^ Ix)ndon 

Doherty,  W.J.,B.A Hensall 

Downie,  J.,  B.D.  (Canon). Pt. Stanley 

Dunbar,  W.H,  Lit Clinton 

Durnford,  V.  M Waterloo 

Duthie,  Wm.  N Hespeler 

Dymond,  E.  G.,  L.T Markdale 

Edelstein,  S.  E.  G Glanworth 

Edmonds,  J Wardsville 

Elliott,  Geo Tyrconnell 

Farr,  T.  H.,  B.A Blyth 

Farney,  A.  B .  Oshweken 

Farney,  C.  M Florence 

Gander,  Jabez Lion's  Head 

Graham,  W.  A.,  B.A.  (Sup'd) 

Gunne,  C.  R.,  M.A.(R.D.). .Gliuton 

Gunne,  J.  M Wyoming 

Hague,  Dyson,  M.A.  (Canon) London 

Hale,  J Princeton 

Hamilton,  T.  I.,  B.A Bervie 

Hardy,  T.  T Woodstock 


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[1911 


Hartley,  W.  H Durham 

Hawkins,  W.  B Dutton 

Henderson,  W Hanover 

Herbert,  R Preston 

Hicks,  R.,  B.D.  (R.D.).  ( Can). Simcoe 

Hicks,  Thomas Gorrie 

Higley,  T.  E Mitchells  Bay 

Hin,A.C.,M.A.(Arc.Elgin)StThoma.8 
Hill,  Jeffrey,  if  .^.  (Sit^'d).  Shelburne 

Hill,  W.  J.  T.  H.,  M.A London 

Hincks,  J.  P.(Can. ;(S'wp'd)..Ingersoll 

Hind,  D.Il.,B.A Sandwich 

Hinde,  William  (Sup'd) Bayfield 

Hockley,  E.  F Wallaceburg 

Hodgins,  J.  W Stratford 

Holmes,  F.  M.  {Sup'd) 

Holmes,  J.  (Sup.) Ottawa 

Horton,  J,  M Burford 

Howard,  R.S.W.,  M.A London 

Howard,  T.  B.,  B.A Forest 

Hughes,  Edward  W Muncey 

Hughes,  F.  K Millbank 

Hutton,  H.  F Thedford 

Irwin,  S.P.,B.A Watford 

James,  A Ripley 

Jeakins,  Prof.  C.  E.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

Huron  College,  London 

Jennings,  E.  C Blenheim 

Johnson,  Wm.  (Sup'd)  .  ..Woodstock 

Jones,  J.  W Lakeside 

Kinder,  Benj.  A.,  B.A 

Lang- Ford,  H.  M Listowel 

Lester,  C.  V.,  if.A Tara 

Lee,  Edwin Glencoe 

Leigh,  Francis Delaware 

Lowe,  Wm Lucan 

Mackenzie,G,0.,i),C.Z/.(^rc/i.  Perth) 
Brantford 

Macdonel,  S.  A Merlin 

Miles,  C.  B.A.  {R.D) Aylmer 

Millar,  H Dundalk 

Mills,  C.  L.,  B.A Alvinston 

Morris,  John Leamington 

Murphy,  R.  J.,B.A Thamesford 

McCracken,  J.  0 Ilderton 

McGoun,  Kenneth,  fi.^.. South  Zorra 

McLeod,  J.  H Colchester 

Newell,  J.  R Oldcastle 

Newton,  F.  G. . .  .^ Parkhill 

Owen,  0.  H.  P Haysville 

Parke,  J.  F Amherstburg 

Perdue,  R.,  M.A Walkerton 

Perkins,  R.  J.  M.,  M.A Ingersoll 

Powell,  F.  E Chesley 

Purton,  C.  C Mitohel 

Racey,  G.  W Kirkton 

Reilly,  W.  G Chatsworth 

Rhodes,  A.  H Point  Edward 

Richardson,  A.  W Lucknow 

Richardson,  J.  B.,  M.A.,  D.C.L., 

(Arch  of  London)  London 
Ridley,  John  (R.D.  Waterloo). .  .Gait 

Robinson,  J.  A Norwich 

Robinson,  S.  F Strathroy 

(it. D.).. East  Mid. 

Ryan,  F.,  B.D Fairmount 

Sage,  G.  B.,  B.A.,  B.D London 

Sanders,  C.  W.,B.A Brantford 

Seaborn,  W.  M.  (Sup'd) London 

Shaw,  R.  H Woodstock 

Shore,  A Ridgetovvn 

Shore,  W.  Murton Warwick 

Smith,J.W.P.((7anon)(5ttp'd)London 

Smith,  S.  L.  (Srip'd) Forest 

Snelgrove,  W.  H.,  B.A Windsor 

Snell,  Il.W.,B.A Thorndale 

Spence,  W.  J Chatham 

Softley,  E,,  Jr Cargill 

Stout,  W Onondaga 

Strong,  J.  L Brantford 

Sutton,  H Dorchester 

Tancock,  H.  H.,  Hyde  Park, 

London  P.O. 

Taylor,  A.E.,  B.A Becher 

Tuilv,  I  ;-  Eastwood 

Taylor,  W.  J.  (R.D.) St.  Mary's 


Thomas,  H.  A.  (Sup'd) 

Turnbull,  M Goderich 

Wallace,  T.  G.,  M.A Woodstock 

Waller,  C.   C,   M.A.  (Principal 

Huron  College) London 

Ward,  G.  B.,  M.A Essex 

Ward,  J Waterford 

Westgate,  H.  P St.  Thomas 

Whealen,T.  F Morpeth 

Woodcock,  H.  F.  D Brantford 

Wright,  H.  A.,  B.A Kincardine 

Wright,  J,  T.  (Sup.) Norwich 

Wright,  T.  A.  (R.D.) Brantford 

Wright,  T.  G.  A.,  B.A Walkerton 

Young,  W.  A.,  D.D.  (Archd.  of  Nor- 
folk)   London 

DIOCESE  OF  NIAGARA. 

Right  Rev.  John  Philip  DuMoulin, 

M.A.,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop  (1896). 
The  Very  Rev.  S.   Houston,  M.A., 

D.C.L.,  Dean. 
Ven.  W.  R.  Clark,  M.A.,  and  Ven. 

Geo.  Fomeret, M.  A.,  Archdeacons. 
Rev.  Canon  Sutherland,  M.A.,  Ex- 

arnining  Chaplain. 
Rev.  J.  B,  Worrell,  M.A. 
Rev.  R.  G.  Sutherland,  j»/.^ 
Rev.  A.  Henderson,  M.A. 
Rev.  P.  L.  Spencer. 
Rev.  John  Gribble.  fCanons. 

Rev.  H.  P.  A.  Abbott,  M.A 
Rev.  Wm.  H.  Wade. 
Rev.  A.  J.  Belt,  M.A. 
Rev.  F.  E.  Howitt. 

Rural  Deans. 
Rev.  L.  W.  B.  Broughall,  Oakville. 
Rev.  F.  E.  Howitt,  Hamilton. 
Rev.  E.  A.  Irving,  Dundas. 
Rev.  W.  Bevan . .  Niagara  Falls  South 

Rev.  L.  J.  R.  Naffel Flora 

Rev.  J.  K.  Godden,  3f.  J.  ..Caledonia 

Abbott,  H.  P.  A.,  M.A.  (Canon) 

Hamilton 

Almon,  H.  L.  A.,  B.D Merritton 

Archbold,  T.  H Hamilton 

Ballard,  J.  Allan Grimsby 

Belt,  A.  J. ,  M.A.  (Canon) Jarvis 

Belt,  C.  E.,  1/.^ Ancaster 

Bennetts,  S York 

Bethune,  C.  J.  S.,  M.A.,  D.C.L., 

Guelph 
Bevan,W.(ii.D.).. Niagara  Falls  South 

Brett,  R.  H  Rothsay 

Broughall,  L.  W.  B.,  M.A..  Oakville 

Buckland,  C.  H Guelph 

Burns,  E.  N.  R.,  B.^ Hamilton 

Carson,  J.  S. ,  ^.^ Marshville 

Caslor,  A.  D Beamsville 

Chilcott,  T.  E.,  M.A Arthur 

Clark,W.R.,ilf.^.(^rcM.).Hamilton 

Collier,  A.  C,  M.A Winona 

Cooke,  Oscar  F Tapleytown 

Cordner,  Robert Hamilton 

Davidson,  G.¥.,M.A  Guelph 

Davis,  W.  G .Stoney  Creek 

Daw,  Samuel Hamilton 

De  la  Rosa,  W St.  Catharines 

Douglas,  J.,  B.A Waterdown 

Duder,  G Campbellville 

Earp,  E.  C Dunnville 

Ktherington,  E.  J.,  5. J.. .  .Hamilton 

Fennell,  Joseph Toronto 

Ferguson,  R.  H.,  M.A . .  .Hagersville 

Fletcher,  John Hamilton 

Fomeret,  Geo.,  M.A.  (Archd.) 

Hamilton 
Francis,  A.  W.  H. ,  Jf.  ^ .  . . .      Byng 

Francis,  J.,  B.D Byng 

Gardiner,  R.,  Ph.D Hamilton 

Garrett,  John  C.  (Rec.) Niagara 

Godden,  J.  K.,M.A.  (R.D  ) Caledonia 
Gordon,  G.  B.,  £.4 . . .  .Niagara  Falls 


Gribble,  J,  (Can.) Port  Dalhousie 

Henderson,  A.,  B.A,  (Can.).  .Guelph 

Higginson,  A,  B.,Jf.J^.  .Georgetown 

Houston,  S.,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  (Dean) 

Niagara  Falls 

Hovey,  F.  W.,  M.A Burlington 

Howitt,  F.  E.,(iJ.i).)(a).. Hamilton 

Irving,  E.  A.,  (R.D.) Dundas 

Isherwood,  Percy,  B.A Hamilton 

Johnstone,  G.,  D.D. . .  Yonkers,  N.  Y. 
Judd,  W.  W.,  B.A.. .  .St.  Catharines 

Kellermen,  R.  S.,  B.A Acton 

Kenrick,  C.  B. ,  M.A Hamilton 

Ker,  R.  (Rector) St.  Catharines 

Kyle,  W.  A.,  M.D Greensville 

Leake,  H.  J.,  M.A Nanticoke 

Locke,  R.S.,  M.A Toronto 

Lyon,  W Port  Robinson 

Macintosh,  A.  C Fort  Erie 

McQuillen,  Geo Milton 

Miller,  J.  0.,  M.A.,  D.C.L,  (Prin. 

Ridley  College) St.  Catharines 

Morton,  James Toronto 

Motherwell,  Thos.,  J5.^.(fi.)Stamford 

Naftel,  L.  J.R.(R.D.) Flora 

Nie,  R.  F.,  B.A Palmerston 

Noxon,  S.  C  Esquesing 

Perry,  N.  I.,  M.A ...  .St.  Catharines 

Perry,  T.  H,  ilf.^ Hamilton 

Pigott,  W.  J Buffalo 

Piper,  F.  C Thorold 

Riley,  C.  E.,  B.A Homer 

Rix,  George  A Orangeville 

Ross,  Jas.  Hirst Chippawa 

Scudamore,  Cornelius Harnston 

Smith,  A,  G.,  M.D  .  ..Grand  Valley 

Smith,  C.  H.  E.,  M.A Fergus 

Smith,  D.  R Port  Colborne 

Smith,  P.  W Fort  Erie 

Smith,  Henry Farewell 

Sparling,  C.  A.,  M.A Guelph 

Spencer,  P.  L.  (Canon).  ..Mt.  Forest 
Sutherland,R.G.,3/.^.(C.).  Hamilton 

Ten  Eyck,  J.W.,B.A Hamilton 

Thompson,  J.,  M.A Welland 

Wade,  Wm.  H.  (Can.) Hamilton 

Walling,  F.  C Cayuga 

Whitcombe,  C.  E On  leave 

White,  W.  E.,  M.A Hamilton 

Weaker,  R.h.,  M.A Palermo 

Worrell,  J.  B.,  Jf.^.  (Can.).  .Oakville 

DIOCESE  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA. 
Rt.  Rev.  0.  L.  Worrell, 3/.^.,  D.C.L., 

D.D.,  Lord  Bishop,  Halifax. 
Ven.  W.  J.  Armitage,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

(Canon),  Archdeacon  of  Halifax. 
Ven.  J.  A.  Kaulbach,   M.A.,  D.D., 

A  rchdeacon  of  Nova  Scotia,  Truro. 
Ven.    T.   B.   Reagh,  Archdeacon  of 

P.  E.  Island,  Milton,  P.E.I. 
Very  Rev.   E.   P.   Crawford,   M.A., 

D.D.,  Dean,  Halifax. 
Canons. 
Rev.  R.  H.  Bullock,  M.A.,  D.C.L. 

(Ret.),  Halifax. 
Rev.  Isaac  Brock,  M.A.,  D.D.  (Ret.), 

Kentville. 
Rev.    F.    W.    Vroom,  M.A.,  D.D., 

Windsor. 
Rev.  Jas.  Simpson,  M.A.,  Priest  In- 
cumbent St.    Peter's    Cathedral, 

Charlottetown. 
Rev.    F.    H.    Almon,    B.A.    (Ret.), 

Dartmouth. 

Rural  Deans. 
Rev.  T.  F.  Draper,  M.A.,B.D., Louis- 

bourg. 
Rev.  J.  M.  C.  Wade,  M.A.,  Newport. 
Rev.  A.  W.  Watson,  M.A.,  Kensing- 
ton, P.E.L 
Rev.  H.  How,  B.A.,  Annapolis  Royal. 
Rev.  S.  Davies,  Seaforth. 
Rev.  W.  E.  Gelling,  Bridgewater. 
Rev.  N.  LeMoine,  Halifax. 


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Priests. 

Allaby,  A.  E New  Ross 

Almon,  F.H.,B.A.  (Can.)  (Ret.) 

Dartmouth 

Ambrose,  G.  M.,  M.A Bedford 

Andrew,  A.  E.,  B.A Pictou 

Andrewes,  S.  J Gunning  Cove 

Armitage,  Ven.  W.  J.  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Halifax 

Axford,  F.  J.  H On  leave 

Backhurst,  G Port  Greville 

Baird,  C.  M.,  M.A Joggins 

Ball,E.H Tangier 

Bambrick,  R.  D.,  Jf.^..  ..Yarmouth 

Bamford,  J.  J Blandford 

Bent,  A.  M Springhill 

Bowman,  C,  M.A.,  D.D.  (Ret.) 

Windsor 

Bowman,  B.A.,  M.A Truro 

Brock,  l.,M.A.,  D.D.(Can.)(Ret.), 
Kentville 

Bullook,  G.  W.,  B.A Bayfield 

Bullock,  R.  H.,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  (Ret.) 

Halifax 

Bullock,  W.  H.  E.  ,3f.^.(/Jc<.).  Bayfield 

Cook,  H Maitland 

Corbin,  P.  G.,B.A.Vf.  LaHave Ferry 
Cox,  J.  C,  5.^.  (Ret'd)... YaXmonth 
Crawford,  E.  P.,  M.A.,D.D.  (Dean) 
Halifax 

Cresswell,  A.  J Amherst 

Cumming,  C.  R.,  3f.^. .  .Weymouth 

Cunningham,  H.  W Halifax 

Da  vies,  S.  (R.D.) Seaforth 

De  Blois,  H.  D.,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  (Ret.) 
Annapolis  Royal 

Dentith,  A.  F.  R Ecum  Secum 

Dixon,  R.  F Wolfville 

Dobie,  R.  T.  (Ret.)  . . .  .Tyron,  P.E.I. 

Donaldson,  L.J.,M.A Halifax 

Downing,  J.  L River  John 

Draper,  T.  F.,  M.A.,  B.D.  (R.  D.) 

Louisbourg 

Driffield,  W Digby 

Edwards,  D Eastern  Passage 

Fenwick-Goddard,  W.  H.. Glace  Bay 

Feaver,  H Chester 

Fenton,  R.  M.,  ^.^.Crapaud,  P.E.I. 

Foster,  J.  L.  S.,  M.A Hubbards 

Eraser,  I.  Y..,B.A Rawdon 

Gelling,  W.  E.  (R.  Z).)..Bridgewater 

Godfrey,  J.  W Sydney 

Goldie,  M.  M Halifax 

Greatorex,F.  P.  (/J««.).  Granville  Ferry 

Greatorex,  W.  H Queensport 

Hackenley,  J.,  £.^.. Indian  Harbour 

Harley,  A.  W,  M.,  If.^ Windsor 

Harley,  H.  A.,  M.A Windsor 

Harper,  H Port  Hill,  P.E.I. 

Harris,  C.  R.,M.A Port  Med  way 

Harris,  E.  A.,  M.A Mahone  Bay 

Harris,  V.  E.,  M.A Halifax 

Haslam,  H.  L.,  M.A Liverpool 

Hind,  K.  C,  M.A Halifax 

Hogan,  J.  P.,  B.A Truro 

How,  H.,5.^.(/?.Z).)Annapoli8  Royal 
Hunt,  T.  H.,  M.A.,  D.D...  Windsor 
Hurley,  E.  P.,  LL.B... Vori  Duflferin 

Johnson,  R.  (Ret.) Kingsport 

Kaulbach,  Ven.  J.  A.,  M.A.,  D.D., 

Truro 

Leigh,  R.  M Canso 

LeMoine,  N.  (R.D.) Halifax 

Lindsay,  H Sydney  Mines 

Lockward,  J Clementsport 

Lockyer,  W.  J On  leave 

Martell,  Q.  R.,  Jlf.^ Windsor 

Martell,  W.  R.,  B.A. .  .New  Germany 

Masters,  C.  K.,  M.A Halifax 

Mellor,  T.  C.,M.A  Cornwallis 

Miller,  W.  F.,  M.A Lockeport 

Morris,  W.  S.  H.,  Jf.y*.  . .  .Middleton 
Murphy,  T.  W.,  3f.^.Charlottetown 
Neish,  C.  W.,  B.A . . .  .Neil's  Harbour 

NicoUs,  W Melford 

NichoUa,  A.  W Halifax 


Parlee,  H.  T.,  M.A Auburn 

Powell,  T.  W.,  M.A  Windsor 

Prince,  S.  H.,  B.A Halifax 

Reeks,  J Round  Hill 

Reagh,  Ven.  T.  B.  (Archd.) 

Milton,  P.E 

Robertson,  F New  Glasgow 

Robinson,  R.  A Lunenburg 

Roy,  E Herring  Cove 

Simpson,  J.,  M.A.  (Canon) 

Charlottetown 

Smith,  D.,  D.D Sydney 

Spurr,  E.  B.,  B.A Bridgewater 

Suckling,  W.  T.,  5.^  .Granville  Ferry 

Taylor,  M.  A.  F Stellarton 

Trivett,  S French  Village 

Tyers,  A.  H.,  B.  4.  .L'r  Ship  Harbour 

Underwood,  E Bridgetown 

Vernon,  C.  W.,  M.A.,  5. D... Halifax 
Vroom,  F.  W.,  M.A.,  D.D.  (Can.) 

Windsor 
Wade,  J.  M.  C,  if. 4. (iJ.i).). Newport 

Wallis,  G.  C,  B.D On  leave 

Ward-Whate,  F.  C.,JS.^.. N.Sydney 

Warner,  G.  Q.,  B.A Sydney 

Warner,  D.  V.,  B.A.,  Jf.^.Shelburne 

Warner,  J.  E Halifax 

Watson,  A.  W.,  M.A.  (R.D.) 

Kensington,  P.E.I. 

Weagle,  3.  A.,  B.A On  leave 

Webster,  F.  M.,  if.^. 

Summerside,  P.E.I. 

White,  C.  de  W.,  ilf.^ Kentville 

White,  J.  A Londonderry 

Willets,  C.  E.,  5.^.,  D.C.L.. Windsor 

Williams,  A.  R.  P Up.  La  Have 

Willis,  C.  (Ret.) Halifax 

Wilson,  W.  C Springhill 

Woodroofe,  S.  J Dartmouth 

Deacons. 

Husband,  W.  A Arichat 

Langston,  W Musquodoboit  Har. 

Smith,  A.  W.  L Port  Morien 

Talmay,  C.  H Alberton,  P.E.I. 

Tupper,  J.  F Baddeck 

DIOCESE  OF  FREDERIOTON. 

The  Right  Rev.  John  Andrew 
Richardson,    D.D.,   Bishop. 

Very  Rev.  C.  De  V.  Schofield,  M.A., 
Dean. 

The  Rev.  T.  W.  Street,  M.A.  Sub- 
Dean. 

Ven.  D.  Forsyth,  B.A.,  Archdeacon 
of  Chatham. 

The  Ven.  O.  S.  Newnham,  Arch- 
deacon of  Fredericton. 

Ven.  W.  O.  Raymond,  LL.D.,  M.A., 
Archdeacon  oj  St.  John. 

Canons. 
Rev.  L.  A.  Hoyt,  M.A.,  Rev.  J.  R. 
De  W.  Cowie,  M.A.,  Rev.   C.  P. 
Hanington,     B.A.,     Rev.     Scovil 
Neales,  Rev.  A.  W.  Smithers. 


Woodstock 
. .  St.  John 
Richibucto 

.Newcastle 
..Westfield 


Allder.  H.  G 

Armstrong,  R.  A.,  if. A 
Bacon.  F.  W.  M.,  JS.^. . 

Bate,  W.J.,S.A.C 

Belliss,  W.  B.,BD 

Blackall,  D.  W., 

St.  David,  Charlotte  Co. 

Burt,  A.  F.  B Shediac 

Coleman,  R.,S.A.C Petitcodiac 

Coleman,  R.  J ^Campbellton 

Collins,  H,  A St.  John 

Colston,  R.W.,  M.A Welsf ord 

Convers St,  John 

Cowie,  J.  R.  deW.,  M.A.  (Canon), 

Fredericton 
Crowfoot,  A.  H.,  if.^,.. Grand  Falls 

Cuthl)ert,  T.  H 

Daniel,  A.  W ,  .Rothesay 


Derby 

ithpsav  I 


Dunham,  W McAdam 

Flewelling,  J.  E Canterbury 

Forsyth,  D.,  B.A.  (.IrcAd.). Chatham 
Francis,  P.  J.  A.,  M.A.  ..Centreville 
Fullerton,  C.n.,B.A. Prince  William 
Hanington,  C.  P.,  B.A.  (Canon). 

Hampton  V. 
Hazel,  A.  S., 

Temperance  Vale,  York  Co. 

Hibbard,  V.  R.,  ilf.^ Rothesay 

Hooper,  E.  B.,  M.A St.  John 

Hopkins,  J.  R Andover 

Hoyt,  L.  A., M.A.  (Canon).. St.  John 

Jones,  W.  R St.  Martin's 

Kuhring,  G.  A.  McR St.  John 

Lynds,  H.  I.,  M.A St.  George 

Maimann,  C.  E New  Denmark 

Matthews,  C.  P Greenwich 

Millidge,  J.  W St.  John 

Murray,  A.  B.,  M.A Stanley 

McComb,  A.  W.  G.,  J»f.^., 

Riverside,  Albert  Co. 

McKiel,  W.  LeB.,  B.A Fairville 

McKim,  R.  P.,  M.A St.  John 

Neales,  Scovil,  M.A.  (Co?ion). Sussex 
Newnham,  O.  S.  (Archd.)  St.  Stephen 

Nicholls.  C.  W St.  Mary's 

Purdie,  J.  E St.  John 

Raymond,  W.  O.,  M.A.,  L.L.D., 

Archdeacon St.  John 

Rigby,  H.  F.,  M.A Campobello 

Sampson,  W.  H St.  John 

Schofield,  C.  De  V.  (D'n). Fredericton 

Scovil,  G.  F.,ilf.^ St.  John 

Shewen,  M.  M.  C,  B.A . .  .Kingsclear 

Sisam,  W.  B.,  M.A Moncton 

Smith,  A.  G Sagetown 

Smithers,  A.W.,M.A.  (Canon) 

Fredericton 

Spencer,  J Grand  Manan 

Stewart,  J.  W.  B.,  B.A St.  John 

Street,  T.  W.,  B.A.  (Sub-Dean) 

Fredericton 

Teed,  A.  W.,  M.A Richmond 

Wainwright,  H.  S.,  B.A Kingston 

Warneford,  C.  A.  S. .  Lawson's  P.  O. 

Watkins,  A.  H.  F Canning 

Whalley,  H.  F.  E Hampton 

Wiggins,  C.  F.,  M.A Sackville 

Wilkinson,  Wm.  J.,  M.A.,B.D ., 

Springfield 
yon-Parochial. 

Armstrong,  W.  B.,  M.A St.  John 

Campbell,  J.  Roy,  D.D Hampton 

Langford,  R.  J. ,  M.A 

Mathers,  R St.  John 

Millidge,  J.  W St.  John 

Smith,  I St.  John 

Winnfield,  J.  A England 

Deacons. 
Leroy,  F.  J.  . .  Waterford,  King's  Co. 

Thomas,  F.  H Harcourt,  Kent  Co. 

Tobin,  G.  E.,  B.A., 

Lower  Jemrey,  Queen  Co. 
Whalley,  C.  K. . .  .Upham,  King's  Co. 

MISSIONARY  DIOCESE  OF 
ALGOMA. 

Right  Rev.  O.  Thorneloe,  D.D., 
D.C.L.  (Bishop),  Bishophurst.Sault 
Ste.  Marie,  Ontario. 

Bishop's  Commissary. 
Rev.  Canon Boydell,  if. ^., Sudbury. 

Archdeacon. 
Ven.  Gowan  Gillmor. 

Honorary  Canons. 
Rev.  Frederick  Frost,  Rosseau. 
Rev.  A.  J.  Young,  Blind  River. 
Rev.  James  Boydell,  if. ^., Sudbury. 
Rev.    C.    J.    Machin,    Mus.    Bac, 
Kenora  (Retired). 


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[1911 


Rev.  Charles  Piercy,  Sturgeon  Falls. 
Rev.  A.  H.  Allman.fi.Sc.Burk's  Falls. 
Rev.  W.  A.  J.  Burt,  Huntsville. 
Rev.  W.  H.  French,  Kmsdale. 
Examining  Chaplain. 
Rev,  0.  W.  Balfour,  ilf.^.,  Huntsville. 

Rural  Deans. 
Rev.  A.  W.  Hazelhurst,  Muskoka. 
Rev.  C.  E.  Bishop,  M.A.,  Nipissing. 
Rev.  Canon  Allman,  Parry  Sound. 
Rev.  C.  W.  Hedley,  M.A.,  Thunder  B. 
Rev.  Canon  Young,  Algoma. 
Cler.  Sec.  of  the  Synod  and  Sec.  of 

the  Executive  Committee. 
Rev.Canon  Piercy,  SaultSte.  Marie  W. 

Hon.  Treas.  of  Invested  Funds. 
J.  A.  Worrell,  Esq.,  K.C.,  Toronto. 

Treasurer  of  the  Synod. 
H.  Plummer,  Esq.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

Editor  of  "  Missionary  News." 
Rev.  Canon  Piercy,  Sturgeon  Falls. 

Allman,  A.  H.,  B.Sc.,\r.D.,  Ca7ion) 
Burk's  Falls 

Balfour,  C.  W.,  M.A Huntsville 

Banks,  A.  P Gravenhurst 

Bishop,  C.  E.,  M.A.  (iJ.Z).).North  Bay 
Boydell,  J.,  M.A.  (C'a.?ioni.. Sudbury 
Brooke,  H.  A.,  J»f.4.. Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Bruce,  H •. Torrance 

Burt,  W.  A.  J.  (Canon)... Huntsville 

Calhoun,  P.  W.  P Thessalon 

Cowling,  R.  A   Parry  Sound 

Curliss,  T.  O Bruce  Mines 

Dunn,  H.  C Marksville 

Ferris,  S.  H Missanabie 

Frankland,  H Fort  William 

French,  W.  H.  {Canon) Emsdale 

Frost,  F.  (Cation) Rosseau 

Fuller,  B.  P Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Gillmor,G.(.ircftd'n).Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Goodehild,  J Elk  Lake 

Haines,  R Manitowaning 

Harper,  E.  J.,  M.A Haileybury 

Hazlehurst,  A.  U.(R.D)..  Bavsville 
Hedley.C. W., if. ^.(i2.X>.).Pt.  Arthur 

Hewitt,  C.  E Webbwood 

Hincks,  F.  H.,  M.A Bracebridge 

Holland,  T.  B Garden  River 

Hunter,  W Korah 

Johnson,  W.  H.. Sault  Ste.  Marie,  W. 

Johnston,  D.  A Byng  Inlet 

King,  H.  G.  .St.  Paul's,  Fort  William 

Leigh,  J Englehart 

Lowe,  A.  T New  Liskeard 

Machin,C.  J.,Mu^.  Bac.  {Canon)(Ret.) 

Munford,  T.  N Copper  Clifif 

Norman,  J Oliver 

Oakley,  A.  J Beaumaris 

Piercy,  C.  (Canon). .  ..Sturgeon  Falls 

Pinnington,  E.  F Latchford 

Prewer,  Geo Sheguiandah 

Rankin,  S.  M West  Fort  William 

Rowland,  E.  M Powassan 

Simpson,  C.     Little  Current 

Sinclair,  L Aspdin 

Spencer,  E.P.S.,  M.A Cobalt 

Tate,  J Gore  Bay 

Todd,  L.  A Michipicoten 

Trotter,  L.  A.,  MA Sundridge 

Waring,  Jos Falkenburg 

Weary,  W.  S Schreiber 

Westmaoott,  A.  G.  E.  (locum  tenens), 

Depot  Harbour 

Young,  A.  J  (Canon) Blind  River 

ECCLESIASTICAL  PROVINCE  OF 
RUPERT'S  LAND. 

Comprising  the  Dioceses  of  Rupert's 
Land,  Moosonee,  Saskatchewan, 
Athabasca,  Qu'Appelle,  Mackenzie 
River,  Calgary,  Yukon,  Keewatin. 

DIOCESE  OF  RUPERT'S  LAND. 
Archbuhop— Moat  Rev.  S.  P.  Mathe- 
son,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  Bishop's  Court, 
Winnipeg. 


Chancellor— John  A.  Machray,  Esq., 
B.A.,  LL.B.,  Barrister-at-Law, 
Winnipeg. 
Secretaries  — Rev.  Canon  Jeffery, 
M.A.,  B.D.,  See.  of  Synod;  J.  G. 
Dagg,  Esq.,  Honorary  Lay  Sec, 
Winnipeg,  Man. 
Treasurer— George    Grisdale,    Esq., 

Winnipeg,  Man. 
Z>«an— Very  Rev.  G.F.Coombes,!).!). 
Archdeacon— Yen.  O.  Fortin,  D.D., 

Winnipeg. 
Archdeaco7i—Yen.  R.  Phair,  Isling- 
ton. 
Rev.  J.  O.  Murray,  If. ^.   \r„„^„^ 
Rev.  E.  E.  M.  Phair,  M.A.r^^^^^- 
C.  N.  F.  Jeffery.  ^ 

E.  A.  W.  Gill.  I  Hon. 

W.  J.  Garton.  [Canons. 

A.  E.  Cowley.  J 

Rev.   Canon  Jeffery,  itf.^.,  B.D., 
General  Missionary  and  Sec. 
of  Synod,  Winnipeg. 

Anderson,  J.,  B.A Rathwell 

Archibald,  E Brandon 

Armstrong,  G.  I Winnipeg 

Avery,  A.  E 

Baldock,'H.  W.,  B.D.,  (St.  Paul's) 
Middle  Church,  P.O. 

Brasier,  F Snowflake 

Belford,  H.  O.  N.,  B.A..  .Gladstone 

Bell,  A.  E Teulon 

Brand,  H.  W.  A Emerson 

Broughall,  G.  H.,  M.A Winnipeg 

Brownlee,  G.  E Hartney 

Bruce,  G.,  C.M.S Fairford 

Burch,  E.  C Winnipeg 

Cawley,  H Ninga 

Chambers,  S.  Q.,  B.A Winnipeg 

Clark,  A.  G Austin 

Coates,  R.  E.,  (Ret'd).  .Bynevor  F.O. 

Cook,  A.,  M.A Kinosota 

Comyn-Ching,  J.  M Deloraine 

Coombes,  G.  F.,  D.D.  (Dean). .  W'peg 

Cousins,  A.  E Winnipeg 

Cowley,  A.  E.,  (iJefd). .  ..Headingly 

Cox,  J.  F Belmont 

Cross,  J.  F.,  B.A Winnipeg 

Gushing,  R.  S.,  B.A MaoGregor 

Custance,  M.  A.  F.,  B.A Oaklake 

Davis,  E  A.,  B.A Carman 

De  Mattos,  F.  S.,  Ph.D Brandon 

Dobbs,  C.  E.,  (Ret'd) Oak  Bank 

Dobbs,  T.  H Maf eking  P.O. 

Findlay,  G.  W Rapid  City 

Fortin,  0.,  D.D.  (A rcAd'n). Winnipeg 

Fea,  S Winnipeg 

Fyles,  W.  A.,  M.A.VortSige  la  Prairie 
Garton,  W.  J.,  (Canon). .  .Winnipeg 
O&rnoch,  A. C, (Ret'd)  Port.  laPrairie 

Gibson,  J.  H Bradwardine 

Gill,  E.  A.  W.,(Can.)3f.^.St.  Martins 

Goodeve,  F.  W.,  B.^ Stonewall 

Groulx.A.  B 

Hamilton,  J.  B Somerset 

Hammond,  S.  R Pierson 

Halliwell,  F Elm  Creek 

Harrison,  Hill  J Alexander 

Heathcote,  F.  C.  C Winnipeg 

Heeney,  W.  B. ,  B.A Winnipeg 

Hewitt,  M.,  M.A.,  B.D Souris 

Hoare,  H.  B.,  M.A Durban 

Holditch,  E.  D Boissevain 

Hooper,  G.  a.,  (Ret'd).  ..Shoal  Lake 

Horrobin,  George Winnipeg 

Jeffery,  C.  N.^  M.A.,  B.D.  {Canon) 
Winnipeg 

Johnson,  W.  R Killarney 

Laronde,  L..  B.A Dynevor 

Latornell,  T.  J.,  B.A Solsgirth 

Le  Clair,  Lewis  Scanterbury 

Leslie,  H.  T.,  B.A Winnipeg 

Lewis,  F.  S Winnipeg 

Lindsay,  J.  E Carberry 

Lys,  F.'  B Holland 

Mackenzie,  B.,  (Ret'd) Netley 


Maggrah,  J.  A Griswold 

Matheson,  J.  W.,  i»f.^. St.  John's  Col. 

McDonald,  I.  A.  R Belmont 

McElheran,  R.  B.,  B.A Winnipeg 

McKinney,  J Hamiota 

McReynolds,  T Kipiegun 

Milner,  J Grandview 

Murray,  J.  0.,3f.  J..(Canon)Winnipeg 

Nash,  S Gilbert  Plains 

Norquay,  A.  T.,  M.A Roland 

Park,  R.  E Miniota 

Parker,  D.  T Elgin 

Phair,  E.  E.  M.  (Canon). . .  Winnipeg 
Phair,  R.,C.M.S.  (Arehd'n). Winnipeg 

Pitts,  R.  C Foxwarren 

Pritchard,  E.G.B..,B.A. . ..  Elmwood 

Ram,  H.  L Melita 

Ramsay,  W Oswald 

Ridgeway,  R.  W Bethany 

Robertson,  W Virden 

Roch,  Sydney  J.,  B.A Binscarth 

Rowe,  W.  J.,  B.A.  (/ie<'d) . . Manitou 

Roy,  J.  J.,  M.A Winnipeg 

Roy,  H.  L. ,  J5.  J^ Boissevain 

Smitheman,  J.  P Clarkleigh 

Spriggs,  G.  T Balmoral 

Strong,  J Portage  la  Prairie 

Stocker,  W Elkhorn 

Stoddart,  D.  A.  B.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

Clearwater 
Swalwell,  L.,  B.A ....... .Headingly 

Thomas,  W.  H.,  B.A....W.  Selkirk 

Thomas,  S Rivers 

Thompson,  M.L Manitou 

Wakefield,  W.  G Minto 

Walser,  W 

Walton,  W.,  {Ret'd)  Morden 

Walton,  T.  H.  J.,  JS.^.  ..Pilot  Mound 

Warwick,  A.J St.  Andrews 

Wells,  G.  A Minnedosa 

Whitaker,  B.  L Russell 

Wiley,  A.  S Dauphin 

Wood,  C Shoal  Lake 

Woods,  A.  W Winnipeg 

Woolf e,  J.  W Wawanesa 

MISSIONARY  DIOCESE  OF 
MOOSONEE. 
Rt.  Rev.  John  Geo.  Anderson,  D.D., 
Bishop. 

Bilby,  J.  W Hudson's  Straits 

Greenshields,  E.  W.. Cumberland  S'd 

Griffin,  J.  T Albany 

Haythornthwaite,  W Cochrane 

Peck,  E.  J Hudson's  Straits 

Renison,  R.  J.,  D.D.  (Arch'd) 

Moose  Fort 

Richards,  E Port  Hope 

Soanes.  P.  R Chapleau 

Walton,  W.  G Fort  George 

Woodall,  J.  E Rupert's  House 

MISSIONARY  DIOCESE  OF 

KEEWATIN. 

Rt.   Rev.  J.  LofthoHse,  D.D.,  Bishop 

(1902).     Bishopstowe,  Kenora. 
Rev.  A.  A.  Adams,  Sec.  Treas.  (Arch- 
deacon), Dryden. 
Archd'n  Rev.  C.  W.  McKim,  M.A., 
Rector  of  Kenora 

Allison,  W Lac  Du  Bonnet 

Atkinson,  J.  H Sioux  Loot,  Ont. 

Bruce,  A.J Wabigoon 

Cousins,  F Barwick 

Diamond,  Edward Keewatin 

Dick,  W Trout  Lake 

Faries,  R York  Factory 

Fox,  C.  G Split  Lake 

Fryer,  C.  H Long  Sault 

Lofthouse,  J Rainy  River 

Maltby,  H.  V. Fort  Frances 

Marshall,  J.  F.  J Jack  River 

Mitten,  T Emo 

Sanderson,  M Lac  Seul 

Sevier,  F Fort  Churchill 

Fort  Alexander 


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DIOCESE  OF  NEW  WESTMINSTER      DIOCESE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN. 


Rt.   Rev.    A.   U.   de  Pencier,  D.D., 

Bishop  (1910),  New  Westminster. 
Ven.  Edwyn  S.  W.  Pentreath,  D.D., 
Archdeacon  of  Columbia,  Vancou- 
ver, B.C. 
Ven.  E.  W.Yf.  Vngh,B.A., Archdeacon 
of  Y  ale  (Indianwork),  Lytton,B.C. 

Akehurst,  H.  S Kamloops 

Antle,  John Vancouver 

Bartlett,  E.  R.,  M.A Ladner 

Beacham,  H.,  B.A Vancouver 

Bell,  Wm.,  B.A Central  Park 

Bruce,  A.  E Princeton 

Butler,  C.  E.,  M.A N.  Vancouver 

Butler,  H.  A Langley 

Buttrum,  H.  St.  G.,  £.^.. Vancouver 
Caffin,  G.  F.  C,  ^.^..  ..Vancouver 
Clinton,  U.  G.F.,  B.A. .  .Vancouver 

Croucher,  C,  M.A Yale 

Daviss,  A.  E.,  M.A Kamloops 

D'Easum,  6.  C.,if.^.. N.Westminster 

Ditcham,  Geo Lytton 

Dorrell,  A.  A.  {Retired) . .  Vancouver 

Donaldson,  J.  M Steveston 

Dunlop,  D.,  B.A .Burnaby 

George,  H.  R Langley  Prairie 

Gilbert,  W.  E.,  B.A Surrey 

Gillies,  H.  H.,  M.A...'S.  Vancouver 

Govier,  Wm Hammond 

Haslam,  C.  W.  B.,  B.A.^.  Vancouver 

Hinchliffe,  J.,  B.A Chilliwack 

Hooper,  J.  H. N.  Vancouver 

Hooper,  H  C.  L Vancouver 

Houghton,  C.  W. . .  New  Westminster 
Hoyle,  C.  C,  .^f.^. New  Westminster 

Jackson,  M.,  MA Vancouver 

Johnson,  W.  J Central  Park 

Jukes,  Mark S.  Vancouver 

Leonard,  C.  J New  Westminster 

Maccand,  F.  W.,  B.A Vancouver 

Owen,  C.  C,  B.A Vancouver 

Ray,  A.,  B.A New  Westminster 

Rowe.  W.  3.,  B.A N.  Vancouver 

Sovereign,  A.  J.,  M.A Vancouver 

Summerscales,  E.  W. ,  M.  A  .Vancouver 

Thompson,  J Nicola 

Underbill,  H.  J.,  M.A Yale 

Vance,  W.H.,  B.A Vancouver 

Venables,  F.  V Ashcroft 

Walker,  T.,  L.Th Merritt 

Weatherdon,  J.  W., itf.  J.. .Mission  City 
Wilson,  G.  Yi..,  B.A Vancouver 

DIOCESE   OF  KOOTENAY. 
Rt.  Rev.  A.  de  Pencier,  M.A.,  D.D., 

Bishop,  See  House,N.  Westminster. 
Ven.    Henry    Beer,    Archdeacon    of 

Kootenay,  Kaslo,  B.C. 
Priests. 

Blaylock,  Thos.,  M.A Nelson 

Bulkeley,  O.,  M.A  ..Okanagan  C'tre 

Cleland,  J.  A Penticton 

Crowther,  A.  B.  N.,  Jf.^. . ..  Hosmer 

Despard,  F,  V.,  M.A Vernon 

Flewelling,  E.  P.,  R.D. . .  .Cranbrook 
Graham,  F.  H.,  B.A.,  R.D . .  Nelson 

Greene,  T.,B.A.,  R.D .Kelowna 

Harrison,  F.  V Kaslo 

Hayman,  P.  C Creston 

Hilton,  R.  S.,  M.A Greenwood 

King,  H.,  M.A Armstrong 

Leech-Porter,  J Enderby 

Phillimore,  S.,  M.A Nakusp 

Procunier,C.A.,ilf.^.,ii.i).Rev'lst'ke 

Reed,  C Proctor 

Simpson,  H.  W.,  M.A Rossland 

Smyth,  E.  A.  St.  G Trail 

Solly,  YL.  A.,B.A Summerland 

Steele,  YL.,  R.D Grand  Forks 

Stewart,  G  Ducks 

Walton,  W.  M Fernie 

Winter,  W  M Salmon  Arm 

Yates,  C.  F Golden 

Deacon. 
Colquhoun,  J.  R Windermere 


Rt.  Rev.  Jervois  A.  Newnham,  D.D., 

Bishop,  Bishopthorpe,  Prin.  Albert, 

Sask. 
Ven.  Archdeacon  J.  A.  MacKay,  D.D., 

Prince  Albert. 
Ven.    Archdeacon  A.   D.    Dewdney, 

B. A.,  Prince  Albert. 
Rev'd  G.  E.  Lloyd,  M.A.,  Principal 

of  Divinity  College,  Saskatoon. 

Assiter,  H Rosthern 

Barnes,  C Marshall 

Bolton,  C.  B iHumboldt 

Brandt,  R Borden 

Broadbent,  H.  S.,  M.A Saskatoon 

Brown,  J Stanley  Falls 

Butcher,  A.  E 

Carruthers,  C.  B.A. .  .Lloydminster 

Child,  A.  J Viscount 

Church,  W.  B Wilkie 

Clark,  11.  A Cowanstown 

Clarke,  T Melfort 

Coulthurst,  H Vonda 

Cross,  A Kitscoty 

Davis,  W.  H Shell  Brook 

Day,  H.  L Vermilion 

Deacon ,  S.  C 

Dreyer,  W.  G.  G Prince  Albert 

Edwards,  M.  B Lac  La  Ronge 

Edwards,  H.  A Islay 

Eller,  A.  T On  leave 

English,  W.  H Lashburn 

Finn,  G.  N.,  M.A Hardisty 

Eraser,  A The  Pa's 

Gibson,  J.  B Perdue 

Gosden,  F.  G Lloydminster 

Goulding,  E.  P Adanac 

Hines,  J Prince  Albert 

Hodson,  E Langham 

Hore,  T.  A St.  George's 

Jones,  I.  J.,  B.A Battleford 

Leffler,  M On  Leave 

Likeman,  H.  J Prince  Albert 

Locke,  P.  D Paynton 

Love,  A Humboldt 

Marshall,  F Star  City 

Matheson,  J.  R Onion  Lake 

Matheson,  E Battleford 

Matthews,  G Macklin 

MacDonald,  D Red  Pheasants 

MacDonald,  D.  D Mount  Nebo 

Macdougal,  R.  F Prince  Albert 

McLennan,  R.,  B.D Glen  Mary 

Norris,  E.  J Kirkpatrick 

Noyes.  R.  J Fartown 

Ohenakew,  E Cedar  Lake 

Olderson,  R On  Leave 

Pullinger,  R.  W Saskatoon 

Richardson,  P.  W Mervin 

Schofield,  J).  G.,  B.A Mayraont 

Settee,  J.  R Cumberland 

Sheasby,  W.  T.,  B.A Skipton 

Smith,  E.  B Saskatoon 

Smyth,  R.,  M.A Streamstown 

Taylor,  F On  Leave 

Taylor,  J.,  Sec.  2Veas ..  Prince  Albert 

Tomalin,  W 

Trench,  G.  F.,  M.A Lloydminster 

Tuckey,  J.T.,  M.A... Saskatoon 

Watkins-Jones,  D.J.,  If.^.Pr.  Albert 

Webb,  H.  E Mannville,  A. 

White,  E.  G Duck  Lake 

Whiting,  J Elstow 

Wilson,  H.,  B.A Colleston 

Wrenshall,  A.  D. . .  .NorthBattUford 

Wright.  G  Barrow 

Wright,  H.  E.,  M.A Scott 

DIOCESE  OF  CALGARY. 

Rt.  Rev.  Cyprian  Pinkham,  D.D., 
D.C.L.,  Bishop  (1888).  Bishop's 
Court,  Calgary.  (Bishop  also  of 
Saskatchewan,  Aug.,  1887,  to  Oct., 
1903.) 


Paget,  Y^.C.,M.A.,D.D.,  Dean. 
Tims,    J.    W.,    D.D.,    Archdeacon, 

Macleod. 
Webb,    W.F.,    M.A.,    Archdeacon, 

Calgary. 
Gray,    H.   A.,    M.A.,    Archdeacon, 

Edmonton. 

Hon.  Canons.  . 
H.  W.  G.  Stocken  (St.  Paul). 
G.  H.  Hogbin  (St.  Augustine). 
G.  H.  Webb  (St.  Aidan). 
R.  A.  Robinson  (S.  Peter). 
Secretary  and  Treasurer  of  Synod. 
Rev.  G.  H.  Hogbin  {Canon). 

Chancellor. 
C.  F.  P.  Conybeare,  K.C.,  D.C.L. 
Priests. 

Attwood,  W Acme 

Banting,  A.  M Olds 

Blood  A.  E Colchester 

Boyd,  W.  G.,  M.A Edmonton 

Card,  Gerald,  B.A Vegreville 

Carter,  A.  P.,  B.A Daysland 

Carrington,  F.  L High  River 

Castle,  T.  H Gleichen 

Child,  G.  D Calgary 

Coard,  W.  H.,  LL.D Calgary 

Creighton,  O.,  M.A Edmonton 

Currie,  A.  E Pine  Lake 

Dewdney,  A.  J,  B.,  M.A Calgary 

Edwards,  G.  G Langdon 

Farnham,  W.  B Lamont 

Fletcher,  A.  B.  A Okotoka 

Fothergill,  G.  R.,  M.A.. .  .Edmonton 

Gale,  G.  E Calgary 

George,  W.  R On  Leave 

Gray,  H.  A.,  M.A Edmonton 

Greaves,  C,  M.A Pine  Lake 

Gretton,  G.  R Millarville 

Hall,  G.  B.,  Lie.  Th Macleod 

Harris,  W.  H.  F Stettler 

Harrison,  R.  S.,  B.A Cochrane 

Haynes,  W.  R Peigan  Mission 

Heaven,  E.  G Didsbury 

Henderson,  H.  M Bow  Island 

Herbert,  W.  E Battenberg 

Hinchey,  W.  J Nanton 

Hogbin,  G.  H.  {Canon) Banff 

Holdom,  M.  W.,  B.A Castor 

Home,  C.  W.  E.,  M.A Calgary 

Howcroft,  G.,  M.A On  Leave 

Hull,  J.  D.,  B.A Pincher  Creek 

Huxtable,  A.  li..,M.A Edmonton 

Jefferson,  R.  B.  A Edmonton 

Jones,  D. ,  B.A Strathcona 

Leversedge,  W Bassano 

Martin,  J.  B Rugby 

Mason,  James Leduc 

McMillen,  W.  V.,  B.A . . .  .Lethbridge 
Macmorine,  W.  G.  F.,  B.A.  .Coleman 

Morgan,  G.  M Gladys 

Moore,  C.  W.  G.,  M.A Red  Deer 

Mowat,  W.  H.,  M.A Grassy  Lake 

Paget,  E.  C,  M.A.,  D.D Calgary 

Patstone,  W Lacombe 

Ransome,  A.  H.,  M.A Taber 

Robinson,  U. A. {Canon) .  ..On  Leave 

Sale,  A.  W.,  M.A Carmangay 

Shore,  H.  M.,  B.A On  Leave 

Simpson,  W.  R.,  M.A...  Lundbreck 

Stamer,  R.D.,  M.A Claresholm 

Stocken,  H.W.G.  (Ca»ion).Blackfoot 
Reserve 

Stocken,  S.  J  Blackfoot  Reserve 

Streeter,  T.  E. De  Winton 

Summers,  H.  W.,  M.A. .  ..Edmonton 

Sykes,  B.W.,  B.A Bassano 

Tims.  J.W.,D.D Calgary 

Trench,  A.  C Edmonton 

Webb,  W.  F.,  M.A Calgary 

Webb,  G.  H.  {Canon) Edmonton 

Whitaker,  G.  D.,  L.Th...  Edmonton 

Whitehead,  W.,  Jlf.^ Innisfail 

Wilkinson,  H.H„  ilf.^.Ft.Saskatch'n 


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[1911 


DIOCESE  OF  QU'APPELLE. 
The  Rt.  Rev.  John  Grisdale,  D.D., 
D.C.L.,   Bishop,   Bishop's    Court, 
Indian  Head,  Sask. 
Rt.  Rev.  M.  A.  Harding,  D.D.,  Asst. 

Bishop,  Regina. 
The    Very  Rev.  Dean  J.  P.  Sargent, 
B.A.,J).D.,Sec.,  Qu'Appelle, Sask. 
Ven.  G.  Nelson  Dobie,  D.D.,  Arch- 
deacon, Warden  S.  Chad's  Hostel, 
Asstant  Secretary,  Regina,  Sask. 
Ven.  F.  Wells  Johnson,  B.D.,  Arch- 
deacon, Moose  Jaw. 
Rev.  Canon  Beal,  Grenfell. 

II         II      Hill,  Regina. 
Mr.   S.  Spencer  Page,  Regina,  Lay 

Secretary,  Sask. 
Mr.  E.  L.  Elwood,  CAanceWor,Mooso- 

min,  Sask. 
Mr.  H.  H.  Campkin,  Ho7i.  Treasurer, 

Indian  Head,  Sask. 
R.  B.  Gordon,  L.  J^dw.. Indian  Head 
Adams,  W.  R.,  M.A.  Indian  Hd,Sask. 
Ballinhard,  W.  C.  de. .  Yorkton,     " 

Biggs,  Douglas  J.  P Areola,     " 

Brown,  C.  R.  h.,B.A.WiUoyv  B.     •' 
Buchanan,  M.,  B.J^...  "        " 

Clarke,  E.  C Medicine  Hat,  Alta. 

Cornish,  F.  C Yorkton,  Sask. 

Cunliflfe,  T.  W..Ft.  Qu'Appelle,     " 

Davies,  W Balcarres,     " 

D'Arcy,  L.  J.  M Weyburn,     '* 

Frampton,  E Togo,     " 

Gasking,  D.  M.  V Bangor,     ** 

Gross,  E.  C Pense,     " 

Hackworth,  P.  Clifford. Carlyle,     " 

Hadlow,  H.  B Craik,     " 

Harrington,  C, -B. -4.  Halbrite,     " 

Harrison,  J.  W.  Kutawa,     *' 

Henderson ,  H.  M .  Josephsburg,     '  * 

Hitchcox,  H.  V Cupar,    " 

Horrocks,  J.  A.,  J?.^.  WillowB.,     " 
Irwin,  J.  K.,  B.A..  Broadview,     " 

JerroM,  P.  C Irvine,  Alta. 

King,  F.  H Waterous,     " 

King,  F.  J Melville,  Sask. 

Knowles,  E.  H Kamsask,     " 

Lackey,  I.  H Gainsboro',     " 

Lane,  F.  P Kutawa,     " 

Lindsell,  J.  B Fleming,     " 

Macmorine,  A.  G Carndufif,    " 

Millidge,  R.  G Rocanville,     " 

McLean, W.H.J.,5.4.WillowB.     " 

Monro,  A.  G.  C Rouleau,     " 

Morrice,  R.  J.,  M.A Regina,     " 


Owens,  O Fort  Pelly,  Sask 

Palgrave,  F.,  M.A " 

Parker,  J.  F.  D Oxbow,  " 

Parrott,  W.  B White  wood,  ' ' 

Payne,  J.  B Moose  Jaw,  " 

Peacock,  H.  D Saltcoats,  " 

Pratt,  F.  E Heward,  '• 

Reeve,  A.  G Baring,  " 

Ronald,  A.  B.  B Elbow,  *' 

Rowland.  A.  P Strassburg,  ' ' 

Sandilands,  W.,B.A  .. Estevan,  * ' 

Simmonds,  R.  A.  C. Milestone,  " 

Simpson,  W. ,  M.A Caron,  '• 

Smith,  J.  T Zealandia,  " 

Stewart,  J.  F Wolesley,  " 

Tappin,  A.  C Langenburg,  •' 

Terry,  Guy  P.,  L. 2'A . .Estevan ,  " 

Watson,  F Lumsden,  " 

Webber,  E Kelliher,  ' ' 

Wells,  Arthur Kindersley,  " 

White,  W.H.,  M.A...  .Regina,  " 

Williams,  C Moosomin,  " 

Williams,  Jas Outlook,  " 

Wilson,  J.  R Maple  Creek,  " 

Wright,  C Swift  Current,  " 

DIOCESE  OF  COLUMBIA. 
Rt.  Rev   Wm.  Willcox  Perrin,  D.D., 

D.C.L.,  Bishop,  Victoria,  B.C. 
Ven.  Rev.  A.  J.  Doull,  M.A.,  Dean 

of    Columbia,    Rector   of    Christ 

Church  Cathedral,  Victoria,  B.C. 
Ven.  A.  Scriven,  M.A.,  Archdeacon, 

Victoria. 

Rural  Deans. 

Rev.  W.  Baugh  Allen Victoria 

Rev.  J.  A.  Leakey Cowichan 

Priests. 

Antle,  J Logging  Camp  Mission 

Ard,  J.  Stanley,  A.K.C Victoria 

Bagshaw,  G.  A Cedar  District 

Barton,  W.,  M.A Victoria 

Bastin,  J.  S.  A        Salt  Spring  Island 

Bolton,  W.W.,  M.A Victoria 

Bowen,  R.  J 

Christmas,  F.  G Duncan 

Collison,  H.  A... Cedar  Hill,  Victoria 
Cooper,  C.  E.,  3f.  4 ...  Victoria  West 

Finch,  C.  W Cobble  Hill 

Flinton,  J.  W Saanich 

Good,  Canon 

Hall,  A.  J.,  B.D Alert  Bay 

Heneage,  Hon.  T.  R Victoria 

Jenns,  P Victoria 

Lafffere,  W.  F.,  M.A Cumberland 


Miller,  E.  G Victoria 

Paddon,W.G.L.,£.^.(Cn.).Maynerd 

Ryall,  Septimus Chemainus 

Seale,  H.  H.  Lewis Alberni 

Simonds,  J.,  M.A Wellington 

Taylor,  G.  W Wellington 

White,  A.  Silva,  M.A Nanaimo 

Willemar,  J.  X Comox 

MISSIONARY    DIOCESE    OF 

ATHABASCA. 

Rt.  Rev.  Geo.  llo\mea,D.D.,  Bishop. 

Holmes,  R Peace  River 

Moxhay,  F.  W Grand  Prairie 

Roberts,  O.  J Chipewyan 

Robins,  Ven.  E.  F.Athaba^^ca  Land'g 

Trickett,  W.  H Lesser  Slave  Lake 

Weaver,  C.  R Wabuskaw 

White,  W.  G White  Fish  Lake 

White,  A.  S Fort  Vermilion 

DIOCESE   OF  CALEDONIA. 

Right  Rev.  F.  H.  Du  Vernet,  D.D., 

Bishop  (1904).   Prince  Rupert,  B.C. 

Ven.  Archdeacon  Collison,  Kincolith 

Collison,  W.  E Massett 

Field,  J.  H Hazelton 

Gurd,  R.  W Claxton 

Hogan,  W Port  Simpson 

Jackson,  M.  H.,  M.A Atlia 

Keen,  J.  II Metlakatln 

Laycock,  E.  P Prince  Rupert 

Marsh,  T.  J Kitsumkalum 

McCullagh,  J.  B. . .  Aiyansh,  Naas  R. 

Price,  A.  E Kitwangak 

Rushbrook,  W.  F.,  B.A.Pt.  Essington 
Stephenson,  F Aldemere 

MISSIONARY   DIOCESE    OF 
MACKENZIE  RIVER. 

Lucas,  J.  R Fort  Simpson 

Sitechinli,  Ed Peel  River 

Vale,  A.  J. . .  Hay  River,  Gt.  Slave  L 

Whittaker,  C.  E Fort  Macpherson 

Winch,  H.  C Fort  Norman 

MISSIONARY  DIOCESE  OF 
YUKON. 
Rt.  Rev.  I.  0.  Stringer,  Bishop,  D.D. 
Dawson,  Yukon,  Canada. 

Cody,  H.  A.,  B.A White  Horse 

Canham,  Archdeacon  T.  H. .  .Selkirk 

Crarej',  W Dawson 

Totty,  Benjamin Moosehide 

Hawksley,  John Carcross 

O'Meara,  A.  E.,  B.A Conrad 


THE  MISSIONARY  SOCIETY  OF  THE  CHURCH  OF  ENGLAND  IN  CANADA. 

General  Secretary— Rev.  Canon  L.  N.  Tucker,  M.  A.,  D.C.L.  Office— 627  Confederation  Life  Bldg,  Toronto,  Ont. 
Assistant  Secretary— R.  A.  Williams,  Esq.  Organizing  Sec.  L.  M.  M.—R.  W.  Allin,  Esq.,  M.A.  General 
Treasurer— J.  A.  Worrell,  Esq.,  K.C.,  D.C.L.,  Toronto,  Ont. 

FOREIGN  MISSIONS. 


Rev. 


JAPAN. 

J.  Cooper  Robinson  and  **Mrs.  Robinson,  1888 


Hiroshima 
Rev.  J.  McQueen  Baldwin,  MA.,  and  Mrs.   Baldwin, 

1889 Toyohashi 

Rev.  J.  G.  Waller,  M.A.,  and  Mrs.  Waller,  1890... .  Ueda 
Rev.   H.  J.  Hamilton,  B.A.,  and  Mrs.  Hamilton,    1892 

Nagoya 

Rev.  F.  W.  Kennedy,  M.A.,  and  Mrs.  Kennedy,  1894 

Matsumoto 

Miss  E.  M.  Trent,  1894 Nagoya 

Miss  Margaret  Young,  1895 Nagoya 

*Miss  Archer,  Deaconess,  1899 Nagano 

Rev.  C.  H.  Shortt,  M.  A.,  1900 Takata 

Rev.  Egerton  Ryerson,  M.A.,  and  Mrs.  Ryerson,  1900 

Tokyo 

*Miss  L.  L.  Shaw,  1904 Osaka 

Miss  Nora  Bowman,  1907 Osaka 

Rev.  J.  I.  Mizuno Nagano 

Rev.  R.  M.  Millman,  M.A.,  and  Mrs.  Millman,  1909 
Hiroshima 

CHINA. 

Diocese  of  Honan. 
Rt.  Rev.  W.  C.  White,  D.D.,  Bishop,  and  Mrs.  White, 

1897 Kai-Feng 

*0n  Furlough. 


Miss  Katharine  Robbins,  1910 Kai-Feng 

Miss  Anne  B.  Sedgwick,  Deaconess,  1910 " 

Miss  Maud  Sedgwick,  1910 " 

Mrs.  B.  F.  Jones,  1910 " 

Rev.  G.  E.  Simmons,  3f.^.,  and  Mrs.  Simmons, 

1910 

*Rev.  J.  R.  S.  Boyd,  M.A.,  and  Mrs.  Boyd, 

1895 Ku-Cheng 

AFRICA. 

Rev.    T.    B.    R.    Westgate    and  Mrs.   Westgate,  1902. 

C.M.S..  ..  Mpapua,  Dar-es-Salam,  German  East  Africa 
Rev.   T.   W.   W.    Crawford,    M.R.C.S.,    L.R.C.P.,    and 

Mrs.  Crawford,    1904,    Kenia  Medical  Mission,    Fort 

Embu,  British  East  Africa. 
*Mis8  C.  V.  Harris,  Deaconess,  1904 Cairo,  Egj'pt 

PALESTINK. 

Rev.  Sydney  Gould,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.,  and  Mrs.  Gould, 
1897 Jerusalem 

PERSIA. 

Miss  H.  D.  McKim,  Deaconess,  1901 Ispahan 

SOUTH   AMERICA. 

Miss  Louy  Thomas,  Deaconess,  1897 Temuco,  Chili 

INDIA. 

Rev.  R.  H.  A.  Haslam,  B.A.,  and  Mrs.  Haslam,  M.B., 

1903 Kangra,  Punjab 

Geo.  B.  Archer,  M.D.,  1907 Ranaghat,  Bengal 

**In  Canada. 


•AGDI^T 

IN  (an ADA 


General  Superintendent Rev.  Albert  Carman,  D.D. 


TORONTO  CONFERENCE. 
Rev.  Albert  Carman,  D.D. .Gen.  Sup. 
Rev.  Wm.  H.  Hinoks,  LL.B.,  D.D., 
President. 

Rev.  Chaa.  J.  Dobson,  B.D Secy. 

Rev.  R.  J.  D.  Simpson,  Rev.  Jos.  E. 
Wilson,  B.A.,  LL.B...  .Asst.  Sees. 
Rev.  John  J.  Ferguson,  B.A.,  Jour- 
nal Secretary. 

Adams,  E.  J.  (Fin.  Sec.) Cobalt 

Adams,  W.  H Penetanguishene 

Addison,  Arthur  P.,  B.A., 

B.D.  {Chairman) Alliston 

Addison,  Peter  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Agar,  Gilbert,  B.A Toronto 

Aikenhead,  J.  R Mimico 

Aldridge,  Wilfred  G At  College 

Allen,  James,  M.A.  Mis.  SecToronto 

Andrews,  T.  W.  F.  G At  College 

Anglin,  Wm.  W.  (S.S.  5'ec.).MoKellar 

Annis,  S.  E At  College 

Armstrong,  W.  L.,  B.A Toronto 

Arnott,  Jas.  Wellington . .  At  College 

Atton,  Alfred  L At  College 

Bainborrough,  Geo.  A..  ..At  College 

Baker,  Isaac  {Sup'd) Meaford 

Baker,  E.  N.,  3f.^.,  D.D. . .  Toronto 

Baker,  W.  Ernest Toronto 

Baker,  Edward Newtonbrook 

Balfour,  George  C Eglinton 

Barker,  W.  R Thornbury 

Bartley,  Thos.  E.  (Field  Secy,  of 

Toronto  Social  Union) Toronto 

Beach,  Samuel  Milton.. North  Cobalt 

Beaton,  K.  J At  College 

Bedford,  Alfred  (Chair.). .  .Uxbridge 

Bielby,  W.  M.  (Sup'd) Meaford 

Belfry,  Charles  A Huttonville 

Berry,  Henry Priceville 

Beynon,  R.  B.,B.A Scarboro 

Black,  Alfred  E At  College 

Black,  Richard Without  Station 

Booth,  A.  H.,  J5. J. .Without  Station 

Booth,  Wm.  B.,  Ph.D Barrie 

Bowes,  F.  if.,  B.A At  College 

Bowles,  I.  Q.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

{Fin.  Sec.) Barrie 

Bowles,  Newton  E.,  B.A., 

Missionary  to  China 
Bowles,  n.F.,  M.A.,B.D., 

(Prof,  at  Victoria  College)  Toronto 
Brace,  A.  Philip,  B.D., 

{Conf.  S.  S.  Sec.) Toronto 

Briggs,  W.,  D.D.  (Book  St'd)  Toronto 

Brown,  Elijah .Hawkestone 

Brown,  Geo.  M.  (Suft'd) Toronto 

Brown,  F.  L.,  B.A.  (CAair. ).Liskeard 
Brown,  W.  P.,Ph.B.{Sup'd).Maitta.w& 


Brown,  H.  A Coldwater 

Browne, Geo.  {Sup'd) Toronto 

Bryce,  Peter  P Toronto 

Buchanan,  Wm.  {Chair.)..  .Bradford 

Bunt,  H.  A At  College 

Burns,  Wm.  {Sup'd) Toronto 

Burry,  George,  B.A Cooksville 

Burns,  R.  1^.,B.A.,  D.D Toronto 

Burwash,  John,  M.A.,  D.Sc. 

(Sup'd) Toronto 

Bushell,  Albert At  College 

Cacciapvoti,  Nestore Toronto 

Cade,  R.,  D.D.  {Sup'd) Toronto 

Caldwell,  J.  T.,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D. 

(Fin.  Sec.) Owen  Sound 

Campbell,  Thos.  {Sup'd.).M.t.  Dennis 
Campbell,  Peter  (Sup'd). . .Sherwood 
Campbell,W.F.,i»f.^.,P/i.Z>..Toronto 

Campbell,  T.  M.  {Sup'd) Toronto 

Campbell,  W.  Flint At  College 

Cannom.  J.  W.  (Sup'd) . . .  Kleinburg 
Carman,  A,,  D.D.,  Gen.  Supt.  {Bay 
of  Quinte  Conference). . .   .Toronto 

Carmichael,  T.  Arnold Earlton 

Card,  S.  (Sup'd) . ..  Penetanguishene 

Carscadden,  A.  J.  G Sandford 

Casson,  Wesley  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Caswell,  W.  B Toronto 

Chambers,  A.  B.,  LL.B.,  D.D., 

Without  Station 

Chantler,  W.  N Brampton 

Chapin,  Roscoe Nairn  Centre 

Chown,  S.  D.,  D.D.  {Sec.  of  Tern. 

and  Moral  Beform) Toronto 

Chown,  E.  A.,  B.D.  (Sup'd). Toronto 

Church,  Edward At  College 

Cleaver,  S.,  M.A.,  D.D Toronto 

Clements,  Wm At  College 

Clipsham,  J.  W.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Coburn,  John Toronto 

Cochrane,  John  C Gowganda 

Cocking,  C.  T.  (Sup'y) Toronto 

Codling,  E At  College 

Colling,  Jos.  S.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Colpitts,  W.  W.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Cook,  J.  S.,  Ph.D.,  S.T.D. .  Toronto 

Corcoran,  C.  R Collingwood 

Corcoran,  Duncan Chelmsford 

Cornish,  G.  H.,  LL.D.,  Sup'd(Ham. 

Conf.),  Gen.  Conf.  St'tist'n,  Toronto 
Cornett,  Thos.  Warren  . .  .At  College 
Coulter,Geo.  E.  (S'.S'.S'ec.). South  Riv. 
Coulter,  J.  J.  (Fin.  S'ec).  Bruce  Mines 

Crack,  Ernest Latchford 

Creighton,  W.  B.,  B.A.,  D.D., 

Editor  Chrintian  Guardian 

(London  Conference) Toronto 

Crews,  A.  C,  D.D.  (Sec.  of  S.S. 

and  E.L.) Toronto 

Crockett,  E.,B.A Innisfail 

Cryderman,  Beecher At  College 


Cullis,  Wilfred  L On  Reserve 

Daniels,  Percy At  College 

Dean,  S.  Wesley  (Fin.  Sec),  Supt. 
Methodist  City  Missions .  .Toronto 

Dinnick,  S.  D Inglewood 

Dobson,  Charles  J.,  B.  D.  {Sec. 

of  Conference) Aurora 

Douglas,  E.  T Thornhill 

Dudgeon,  Jos.  W Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Dunlop, Thos.  (Chair.). . Bracebridge 

Dunlop,  F.  J At  College 

Eaton,  Howard  H . .  St.  Joseph's  Isl'd. 
Eby,  Chas.  S.,  M.A.,  D.D. 

(Sitp'd) Toronto 

Edwards,  Thomas Gravenhurst 

Elliott,  C.  H.  (Fin.  Sec. ).Sprucedale 
Faircloth,  G.^.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

{S.  S.  Sec.) Toronto 

Fallis,  Samuel  W Toronto 

Fallis,  R.  J.  {Fin.  Sec.) Toronto 

Farewell,  F.  L.,  B.A.  {Assoc.  Sec. 

S.  S.  and  E.  L.) Toronto 

Ferguson,  J.  Jos.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Cliairman Orillia 

Ferguson,  John  J.,  5. J... Tottenham 

Fish,  H.  A Owen  Sound 

Follett,  C.  W Toronto 

FoxJ.W., B.A. {S.S.Sec) Beeton 

Fralick,  R.  S Ravenna 

Franks,  Denton  D Islington 

Fry,  C.  C.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Gaudin,  Wm.  Murray Uffington 

Ganton,  D.  W At  College 

German,  J.  F.,D.D.  (Chairman) 

Toronto 

Glover,  T.  W.  (Sup'y)   Toronto 

Gray,  D.  Roy,  B.A Burk's  Falls 

Gibson,  John Severn  Bridge 

Gold.  Albert  R  Novar 

Graham,  J.  W.,  B.A.,  D.D., 
Sec.  of  Education  (London 

Conference) Toronto 

Gray,  G.  Norris Thornton 

Griffin,  W.  S.,  D.D., Treat.  Super'n 

Fund  { Hamilton  Conf. ) . .  Toronto 
Hager,  W.  K.,  B.A.  (Chair.) 

Collingwood 

Halbert,  Robert  G At  College 

Halbert,  Alexander At  College 

Halpenny,  E.  W.  (Gen.  Sec. 
Ontario  S.S.  Association) .Toronto 

Barnes,  A.  B.,  Ph.D Whitevale 

Harburn,  F.  L At  College 

Harker,  Michael  Henry Rosseau 

Harper,  Henry,  M.A.  {Chair.) 

Orangeville 
Hassard,  W.  E.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

(Field.  Sec.  U.  C.  B.  S.). .  .Toronto 
Hazlewood,  J.  H.,  D.D.  {Chair.) 

Toronto 
Heaslip,  Ellwood At  College 


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Hincks,  W.  H.,  LL.B.,  D.D. 
( Chair. ,  Pres.  of  Conf. ) .  . .  Toronto 

Holgate,  Harold At  College 

Holmes,  John  W At  College 

Hone,  Alfred  W Liskeard 

Houghton,  Norman  A. .  .Wharncliffe 

Houghton,  W.  H At  College 

Howey,  William,  B.A Eugenia 

Hudson,  k.Q.,B.A Toronto 

Humphreys,  J.  S Schomberg 

Hunter,  W.  J.,  D.D.,  Ph.D., 

(Sup'd) Toronto 

Hunter,  John  E At  College 

Hutchinson,  Harold  O. . . .  At  College 

Ingram,  A,  T.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Irwin,  W.  S.  {S.S.  Sec.) .  .Windermere 
Jackson,  Geo.,  B.A.,  Prof,  at 

Victoria  Coll.  (Brit.  Conf.)  Toronto 

Jeffrey,  C.  B Dalston 

Jenner,  A.  A At  College 

Johnston,  C.  O Toronto 

Jones,  Philip Mono  Road 

Jones,  Cornelius  A.  (Sup'd)  .Toronto 

Jones,  Lawrence  P At  College 

Jourdan,  P.  A Stouffville 

Keam,  F.  C King 

Kemp,  H.  E,  W Walter's  Falls 

Kenny,  C.  Elmer,  B.A.,  (S.S.  Sec.) 
Copper  Clifif 

Kendall,  Wm At  College 

Kerr,  J,  McD Without  Station 

Kerr,  Robt.  Charles Sundridge 

King,  Norman At  College 

King,  George  B.,  jB.^., Albert  Coll'ge 

Kitching,  Geo.  R Malton 

Knox,  Geo At  College 

Laidlaw,  Thos.,  M.A Epsom 

Laidlaw,  W.  H Woodford 

Laker,  E.  C,  B.D.,  Ph.D. .  ..Toronto 

Lamb,  J.  B.  {Fin.  Sec.) Chapleau 

Lambert,  Robert  Kerr. . .  Warminster 

Langford,  Alex.,  D.D Toronto 

Langford,  Chas Alton 

Large,  R.  S.  E.,  B.A.,  5. Z).. Toronto 

Latimer,  J.  F.  (Sup'y) Toronto 

Latter,  A.  P.  {Chairman) .Jiorth.  Bay 

Laughland,  J.  Vint Massie 

Lawrence,  G.  (S.S.  Sec.) .  Heathcote 
Lawrence,  Wm.   L.   L.,  B.A. 

(S.S.  Sec.) Elk  Lake 

Laycock,  Alfred Taran torus 

Learoyd,  W.  H West  Essa 

Lee,  George  F.  (Sup'd) Alliston 

Lee,  Herbert Dundalk 

Leece,  John  A.,  B.A Schrieber 

Leech,  George  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Legate,  Thomas Minesing 

Leggott,  T.  W Streetsville 

Leonard,  Thomas Kettleby 

Lillico,  J.  Bert At  College 

Livingstone,  F.  J.,  B.A,,  M.D. 

Without  Station 

Locke,  Hugh  W Toronto 

Locke,  John Toronto 

Locke,  Joseph  H Toronto 

Lomas,  Wm.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Long,  J.  A.,M.A.,  Ph.D.  {Chair.) 
Brampton 

Lovelace,  J.  N At  College 

Levering,  H.  S.  (S.S.  Sec.).Thessalon 
Levering,  John  E.,  itf.^.. Iron  Bridge 

Lucas,  D.\.,  D.D Toronto 

Lunau,  A.  E Palgrave 

Lynd,  Garnet  W At  College 

Mackenzie,  A.  F Toronto 

Madden,  W.  H Temperanceville 

Magee,  H.  S., (Associate  Sec.  of  Tern. 

and  Moral  Beform) Toronto 

Manning,  C.E.,Jlss.Mm.S'ec.Toronto 
Markham,  Joseph  (Sup'd)..  .Toronto 

Marshall,  Charles  M Toronto 

Marshall,  W.  G Mono  Mills 

Mason,  Thos.  (Sup'd) Rama 

Matheson,  J.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Matthews,  H.  S.  (Szip'd)  . . .  .Toronto 
McAteer,  Thos.  G.,  B.D.,  S.S.,  Sec. 
Toronto 


McBrien,  E.  W Elmvale 

McCarton,  Robert  J Innisfail 

McComhe,  C.  Jeff Toronto 

McKee,  Robert Creemore 

McKinley,  Geo.,  B.D.,  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Bolton 
McLaughlin,  J.  F.,  M.A.,  B.D., 
(Prof,  at  Victoria  College).'Ioronto 

McLaughlin,  Andrew Thornloe 

McMullen,  Wm.,  B.A.,  Asst.  Editor 

Christian  Ouardian(London  Conf. ) 

Toronto 

McNeil,  A Queensville 

Meacham,  G.  M.,  D.D.  {Sup'd) 

Toronto 

Menomene,  David Parry  Island 

Meredith,  Fred.  R At  College 

Misener,  A.  P.,  AI.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D. 

(Prof,  at  Victoria  College)  Toronto 
Moffit,  Louis  Wilfred. . .  .Blind  River 

Montgomery,  J.  A.  E At  College 

Moore,  Herman Meaford 

More,  J.  H.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Victoria  Harbor 

Morgan,  J.  W Maple 

Morris,  J.  T.  Cosby,  B.A.,  B.D., 

{ Chairman) Owen  Sound 

Morris,  John,  F.  G At  College 

Morrison,  Wm.  A At  College 

Morton,  Richard  E Echo  Bay 

Murday,  A.  Marshall At  College 

Nelson,  John Hillsdale 

Nicholson,  R.  R Sturgeon  Falls 

Norman,  D.,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Miss.  Japan 

North,  Chas.  S Utterson 

Nurse,  F.,  B.A.,  B.D.  .  .Grahamsville 

Ockley,  J.F.,  D.D Toronto 

Odery,  Joseph Toronto 

Oke,  John  H Toronto 

Otton,  Chas.  0 Avening 

Owen,  A.  E.,  B.A Gore  Bay 

Partridge,  H.  L,,  B.A Rosemount 

Paul,  A.  J.,  B.A.,  B.D.  {Chair.) 

Sudbury 

Paull,  Ernest  F.  (Sup'y) Toronto 

Payne,  Henry  E Manitowaning 

Peacock,  P.  M Angus 

Peacock,  John  A At  College 

Pearson,  M.  L Toronto 

Pepper,  J.,  B.A.  (Sup'd)..W.  Toronto 

Perry,  C.  E.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Pescott,  W.E.,  B.A Toronto 

Petch,  J.  A Caledon  East 

Philp,  S.  C,  Jr.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Phimister,  J Singhampton 

Pickering,  John  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Pickett,  T.  W.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Pogson,  G.  H.  E Matheson 

Porter,  D.  Hallidav Uno  Park 

Potter,  W.  A.,  B.A.,  B.D.,  {S.S.  Sec.) 
Shelburne 

Power,  John Horning's  Mills 

Pugsley,  Ernest  E At  College 

Purchase,  George  H Cochrane 

Quaif e,  Charles  Henry Emsdale 

Kankin,  J.  A.,D.D.,{Chair.).Toronio 
Redditt,  J.  J.,  Assistant  Book 

Steward Toronto 

Reynolds, C.W. (Fin.  Sec.)  Bond  Head 

Richards,  A.  (Sup'd) Port  Perry 

Richards,  Ernest,  B.D Eugenia 

Roach,  Wm,  R.  (Stip'd). ..  .Eglmton 

Roach,  W.  P.,  _B.^ Vroomanton 

Robinson,  Geo.  W.,  B.A.,  S.S.  Sec. 

Davisville 
Rodwell,  W.  A.  {Asst.  Pastor)  Toronto 
Rogers,  J.  G.  (S.S.  Sec. ).  Woodbridge 

Rose,  S.  P.,  D.D Toronto 

Ruper*,,  E.  S.,  M.A.  (Sup'd)  Toronto 
Ryan,  W.  W.  (Fin.  Sec).  ..Powassan 

Salt,  A.  (Sup'd) .... Parry  Island 

Sanderson,  J.  E.,  M.A.  (Sup'd) 

Toront 

Scott,  E.  E Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Scott,  T.  G.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Scott,  Thos.  ,S.T.L., M.A.St.  Vincent 
Shopter,  Charles  P Eau  Claire 


Shore,  T.  E.  E.,  J»f.^.,  B.D.,  Asst. 

Sec.  Foreign  Missions  (Hamilton 

Conf.) Toronto 

Simpson,  J.  M.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Simpson,  C.  A.  {Sup'd) . . .  Brampton 
Simpson,  R.  J.  D.,  (Asst.  Sec.) 

Newmarket 

Sinclair,  W.  A Sutton  West 

Sing,  S.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Smith,  G.  S Richmond  Hill 

Smith,  Wm.  G.,fi.^., Without  Station 

Smith,  Horace  G At  College 

Sparling,  J.  J.,  B.A.  {S.S.  Sec.) 

Midland 

Speer,  J.  C,  D.D Toronto 

Spence,  Ben.  H.  (Sup'y) Toronto 

Spencer,  R.  A Downsview 

Stanley,  A.  P Maxwell 

Starr,  J.  E Barrie 

Stephenson,  F.  C,  M.D.  (Sec.  Young 

People's  Forw'dMovem't).. Toronto 
Stevenson,  G.  W.  {Sup'y) '. .  ..Toronto 
Stevenson,  J.  S.,  B.A.,  jB.D.Mulmur 
Stewart,  J.  W.  {Fin.  Sec). .  .Toronto 

Stillwell,  J,  Jerome At  College 

St.  John,  A.  a.,  B.A Cookstown 

Stonehouse,  J.  H.  (Sup'd) Weston 

Stotesbury,  F.  G At  College 

Strachan,  R.  {Sup'd) Toronto 

Strangways,  B.  R.  B.A.,  B.D.. 

Weston 

Sutherland,  John At  College 

Sykes,  Charles  A.,  B.D Toronto 

Thom,  J,,  B.A.  (Sup'd) Toronto 

Thompson,  W.  H Kleinburg 

Thornley,  Wm.  (Sup'd) Barrie 

Tiller,  Peter Commanda 

Tilson,  F.  L At  College 

Tovell,  l.,D.D.  {Ass.  Pastor) Toronto 

Toye,  Reuben Goodwood 

Toye,  A.J.,B.A.,B.D Avening 

Toye,  E.  Harold At  College 

Treleaven,  R.  J Toronto 

Trench,  Wm.  L,,  B.A.. . .  At  College 

Tribble,  W.  J Honey  wood 

Troke,  Jas.  A At  College 

Trollope,  J.  A  {Sup'd) Toronto 

Trotter,  Stanley Gordon  Lake 

Trueman,  Ernest,  J5.J^. Without  Sta. 

Turk,  G.  R Haileyburv 

Vowles,  F.  J At  College 

Walker,  George Brampton  East 

Walker,  W.  W Lemonville 

Wall,  A.  A.,  (Chair.) Steel  ton 

Wallace,  W.  W.  (S.S.  Sec.) Sunderland 

Wallace,  Archer Webbwood 

Wallace, F.H.,3f. .4  , D.D.  (Professor 

Victoria  College) Toronto 

Wallace,  Edward  W.,B.A., 

Missionary  to  China 

Wallwin,  I.  B.,  B.A Toronto 

Warren,  Herberts.,  B.A..  Pt.  Carling 
Washington,  G.  M.A.  {Sup'd) 

Stouflfville 
Wass,  J.  B..  M.A.  {Sup'd)... Tor  onto 
Watch,  C.  W.  (Chair.) .  .T&rry  Sound 

Waugh,  G.  (Fin.  Sec) Unionville 

Wellwood.N.,  F.R.H.S..m.  Albert 
Well  wood,  H.F,.,B.A.,B.D., 

{S.  S.  Sec.) Flesherton 

Whelen,  Wm.  J At  College 

Wheatley,  John  J.  (Fm.(S'ec.)Stayner 

White,  T.  R.  {Fin.  Sec.) Laurel 

Wilkinson,  J.  R Holland  Centre 

Wilkinson,  J.  W.  {Sup'd).. .  .Toronto 
Williamson,  Wm.,  Ph.B..  .Corbetton 
Willmott,  J.  C,  M.A.  (Sup'd). Milton 
Wilson,  J.  S.  I.,  B.  A., B.D.  {Fin.  Sec) 
Huntsville 
Wilson,  J.  E.,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Asst. 

Sec.) -.Markham 

Wilson,  W.  F.,  D.D Toronto 

Wilson,  Wm.  E Little  Current 

Wood,  George  (Sup'd)  Bolton 

Young,  E.  R.,  B.A Chatsworth 

Young,  Geo.,  D.D.  {Sup'd).. Toronto 
Young,  Joseph Markdale 


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LONDON  CONFERENCE. 

Rev.  R.  W.  Millyard,  President. 
Rev,  R.  H.  Barnby,  B.D.,  Sec. 
Rev.   J.   E.   J.   Millyard,   Rev.   Jas. 

Elford,  Asst.  Sees. 
Rev.  S.  L.  Toll,  B.A.,  Journal  Sec. 
Agnew,  John  A.  {S.S.  <S'ec.)Dorche8ter 

Allen,  Thomas  J Edy's  Mills 

Allin,  S.  James Windsor 

Anderson,  Selborne  A London 

Andrews,  Geo.  VV.,  B.A.  {Sitp'd), 

Alymer 

Andrews,  John  W Bluevale 

Armstrong,  E.F.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

{Fin.  Sec.) Chatham 

Ashton,  W.  J.,  B.D.  {Fin.  Sec.) 

Thamesville 
Ayearst,  J.  A.,  JS. .4.  .Without  Station 

Baird,  Jno.  W.,B.A London 

Baker,  C.  W.,  J5.D West  Lome 

Baker,  George Corunna 

Baker,  R.  Smith,  M.A.  (Fin.  Sec), 
Tees  water 

Ball,  John Fordwich 

Banes,  Percy  Stephen Fullarton 

Barker,  Arthur  W.,B.D Comber 

Barltrop,  Charles  (Sup'd)  . . .  Harrow 
Barnes,  Walter  B. .  Jeannette's  Creek 
Barnby,  Robt.  H.,  B.D. 
(Secretary  of  Canference).La,mheth 

Barraclough,  W,  H.,  B.A Sarnia 

Bartlett,  Leonard Dimgannon 

Baugh,  William Benmiller 

Beer,  Wm.  C.  (Sup'd) London 

Birks,  A.  K.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

(Chairman) London 

Blatchford,  T.  W.,  B.A.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Cottara 
Bond,  Stephen  (Sup'd).  ..St.  Msivy's 

Bristol,  Chas.  W Louisyi'Ue 

Brown,  Alfred  (Chair.) .  .St.  Thomas 
Brown,  A.  H.,  B.A.,  B.D.  (S.  S. 

Sec.) Merlin 

Brown,  A.  L,  M.A.,D.D.  (Fin. 

Sec.) Stafifa 

Burgess,  Frank Wesley  College 

Burton,  Robert  C.  (F.S.)  . . .  .Brooke 
Burwash,  Nath.  (Sup'd).  . .  Wingham 

Butt,  Wm.  H Centralia 

Butt,  Andrew  Thos.  F Sylvan 

Clarke,  C.  F. ,  Ph.  B.  {S.  S.  Sec.  )Kerwood 

Clark,  Joseph  H Vienna 

Clement,  Benj.,  (Sup'd). . .  .Goderich 
Clydesdale,  F.  E. . .  .Victoria  College 

Col  well,  E.  R Victoria  College 

Conway,  Wm.,   B.A.,  B.D. 

{S.S.  Sec.) Nile 

Connolly,   Wm.   G.,   B.A.   (Hfiss.) 
Japan 

Cook,  Jos.  E.  (Sup'd) Belgrave 

Cooper,  Wm.  H Milverton 

Copeland,  Robt.  Chambers.  .Oil  City 

Cosens,  T.  Wesley Clinton 

Coulter, C.  W.,  B.A  .Without  Station 

Coupland,  T.  B Wheatley 

Couzens,  Charles  C Kippen 

Creighton,  W.  B.,  D.D.  ...'Toronto 
Crichton,  Chas.  (Sup'd).  . .  .Highgate 
Cross\ey,H.T.(Evangelist)St.Thoma.s 

Currie,  Henry  E Charing  Cross 

Currie,  R.  J.,  B.A Oil  Springs 

Curry,  James  B Harwich 

Creasy,  H.  J Sparta 

Daniel,  Geo.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  .Chatham 
Deacon,  Joseph  (5'Mp'cZ) . .  Ridgetown 

Dewey.  Geo.  W London 

Donnelly,  W.  E Victoria  College 

Doan,  Arthur E.,  B.A Malahide 

Dougall,  H.  S. ,  M.A. ,  Ph.  D.  Goderich 

Durrant,  Chas.  R Melbourne 

Durrant,  John  J Belgrave 

Edmunds,  S.  C,  B.D Arkona 

Edwards,  E.  W.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

Springfield 


Elford,  J.  (SndAsst.  S'ec.) ,.  .Wallace 

Fair,  Hugh  J Warwick 

Fansher,  W.  (Sup'd) Aylmer 

Fear,  Ezra  A Blyth 

Ferguson,  H.  1.,  B.A.,B.D. 

Kincardine 

Finlay,  Wellington  A. Embro 

Fisher,  John  S.  (Sup'd) Lambeth 

Ford,  W.  J.,  LL.B.(Cliair. ).Wattord 

Ford,  James  E Clinton 

Fothergill,  Thos.  M.,  P^.  D ..  Tilbury 
Fydell,  Thos.  R.  C5«p'd; ..  Wyoming 
Garbutt,  Reuben  J.,  LL.B.. . Petrolea 

George,  T.  T Wardsville 

Giflford,  G.  A.  (Sup'd) Stratford 

Gifford,  G.  C Victoria  College 

Godwin,  Wm.  (Chairman) . .  Parkhill 
Graham,  Wm.  H.,  B.A . . .  .Strathroy 

Graham,  H.  A.,  B.A London 

Graham,  John  W.,  B.A.,  D.D. 
(Secretai-y  of  Education )..ljondon 

Graham,  W.  C Victoria  College 

Greene,  Josias  (Sup'd) Clinton 

Qnffith,T.,Ph.D.{Sup'd)..St.Thom&s 

Gundy,  J.R.,D.D St.  Thomas 

Hall,  Theophilus  (Sup'y).  .Wingham 

Hamilton,  R.  D Listowel 

Hamilton,  Andrew,  B.D.  Leamington 
Hannon,  J.,  D.D.  (Sup'd)..  .London 

Harris,  Alex.  G Fingal 

Hart,  John Corinth 

Hay  lock,  J.  Joseph Salem 

Hazen,  G.  N.,  B.A London 

Hazlewood,  H.  F.. .  .Victoria  College 

Henderson,  John Wellburn 

Hibbert,  Jos.  W Gorrie 

Hicks,  Robert,  B.D Crediton 

Hiles,  W.  L. ,  5.  ^ Delaware 

Hobbs,  R Exeter 

Hollinrake,  F.  W.,  B.D Windsor 

I  Holmes,  Edwin  (Sup'd) London 

Holmes,  John Bothwell 

Holmes,  J.  E.  {Fin.  Sec.) Sarnia 

Hosking,  Robt.  I Mersea 

Howson,  Wm.  G Wallaceburg 

Hunter,  J.  E.  (Evangelist)  (Sup'd), 

St.  Thomas 

Hunter,  Jas.  E Tupperville 

Humphrey,  H.  Leslie Ouvrey 

Husser,  J.,  M.A.,  Ph.D Dutton 

Hutton,  Benj.  L.  (Sup'd)..  .London 

Irwin,  R.  Fulton Harrow 

Jackson,  Geo.  (Sup'd) Windsor 

Jackson,  Thomas (Sttjo'rf).  .Strathroy 

James,  W.  P.  E Victoria  College 

Jewett,  George Mount  Bridges 

Johnson,  G.  H Pelee  Island 

Johnston,  John  W Morpeth 

Johnson,  A.  Roy Victoria  College 

Johns,  Alfred  E.,B.A Elimville 

Jolliflfe,  Wm.  J.,  5.C.L. .  ..Lucknow 

Jones,  Albert  E . .     Belmont 

Kaine,  C.  C.  (Fin.  Sec).  .Brownsville 

Kaiser,  Gordon Victoria  College 

Kellam,  A.  Robert Putnam 

Kennedy,  James  (Sup'd) London 

Kennedy,  John,  B.D Ailsa  Craig 

Kennedy,  J.  B.  (Sup'd). .  .Kingsville 

Kennedy,  H.  F Lyons 

Kenner,  John  (Sup'd) Mitchell 

Kerr,  G,  J,  {Fin.  Sec.) Lucan 

Kershaw,  E.  (Sup'd) Kerwood 

Kestle,  J.  D.  (Sup'd) Exeter 

Kettleweil,  Wm.  (Field  Sec 

Dom.  Alliance) St.  Thomas 

Keys,  J.  Melvin Victoria  College 

Kilpatrick,  L  W.  J.,  JB.^..  North  wood 

Kirkland,  J.  H.  (Sup'd.) London 

Kitely,  Walter  M Victoria  College 

Knight,  J.F.,  M.A.,  JS.D.Dawn  Mills 

Knowles,  R.  W.,  M.A  '.   Avon 

Lackland,  Stanley .. Victoria  College 

Langford,  A.  J Ridgetown 

Langford,  Y.Vf.,B.A Monkton 

Langford,  Frank  H.,  B.A Maiden 

Lawrence,  John Walpole  Island 


Leech,  W.  W.  (Sitp'd) Bluevale 

Livingstone,  Jas.,  (CAair.).  .Mitchell 

Lloyd,  Alfred  E Thedf ord 

Logan,  C,  F.,  M.A Point  Edward 

Long,  Geo.  H Dresden 

Mahan,  John Thorndale 

Malott,F.E.,B.^.,B.D,(2^.5).  London 

Manning,  Thos.,  D.D London 

Martin,  D.  E,  (Stat.  Sec). .  .Stratford 

Matthews,  E.  I Victoria  College 

McAlister,  W.  G.  H., 

B.A.  (Chair.)  . . .  .Blenheim 

McCamus,  David  N St.  Mary's 

McCormick,  R.  J.,  M.A., 

Yarmouth  Centre 
McCulloch,  A.  M.  (Sup'd). . .  London 
McCutcheon,  T.  L(,S'wp'd). St. Thomas 
McDonagh,  Wm.,  D.D.  (Sup'd), 

Stratford 
McKelvie,  I.  A.,  5. T. L .. Trowbridge 

McKenzie,  0.  W.,  B.A Wroxeter 

McKenzie,  D.  R.,  D.D., 

Missionary  to  Japan 

McKibbin,  Arch.,  B.A London 

McMullen,  W.,  B.A Toronto 

McRoberts,  L.  C London 

McTavish,  H.  W Port  Stanley 

McVitty,  Samuel  R.  (Prin.  ML  Elgin 

Inst.) Muncev 

Medd, E.,  Ph.D Goderich 

Middleton,  Eli  (Sup'd) London 

Midford,  Bertram  W. .  .Victoria  Coll. 

Miller,  R.  A Auburn 

Mills,  Wm.  (Sup'y) Blyth 

Millson,  W.  E.  {Fin.  ^ec). Kingsville 

Millson,  Alvin  E Wesley  College 

Millyard,  R.  W.  (Chairman), 

{President  of  Conference) . .  Forest 
Millyard,    J.    Edwin    J.    (Asstistant 

Sec  of  Conf.) Hensall 

Morehouse,  Clayton  J Birr 

Morehouse,  Anson  E Shedden 

Morrison,  John Alvinston 

Mortimore,  Vf.  3.,  B.A London 

Moss,  W.  H.  (Sup'd) London 

Moyer,  H.  D.  (S.  S.  Sec.)..St.  Thomas 

Mundy,  J.  H.,  M.A Tiverton 

Mux  worthy,  S.  W.  CC/iair.  )..Glencoe 

Myers,  Peter Marthaville 

Nethercott,  J.  C Moraviantown 

Newcombe,  H.  A.  (Sup'd) Clinton 

Oaten,  P.  J.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. .  .Brussels 

Olivant,  Edward Bryanston 

Orme,  J.  H.  (Sup'd) London 

Osborne,  W.  Roy,  B.A Guilds 

Osterhout,  J.  U.,  B.A.,  B.D.. 

Londesboro' 
Parsons,  R.  C.  (Sup'd)  . .  .St.  Thomas 

Patterson,  Wm.*. Harmony 

Pentland,  S.  V.  R Romney 

Peters,  John  R Victoria  College 

Phillips,  J.  R.  (Sup'd).... St.  Thomas 

Phillips,  Thomas  H Malahide 

Philp,  J.,  B.D.  (Chair.) Essex 

Pickard,  Mahlon  (SMp'd). ..  Louisville 

Pomeroy,  W.  M Bervie 

Pomeroy,  J.  C,  B.A.  {Sup'd) 

Kincardine 

Powell,  E.  G Exeter 

Pring,  Jos.  W.,  Ph.B Woodslee 

Quance,  Wm.  (Sup'd). Lambeth 

Redmond,  Richard Thamesford 

Reid,  L.  W.,  B.D Wyoming 

Reid,  John  C,  B.A. ,  B.D.  (S.S.  Sec.) 
Atwood 

Reycraft,  J.  F Gesto 

Rigsby,  Walter St.  Clair 

Rivers, G.  W.  W.,  B.A.,B.D. .  .Ripley 

Robinson,  B.  H Victoria  College 

Robinson,  J.  W.  (Sup'd J London 

Rogers,  David  {Chair.) Seaforth 

Russell,  A,  L.,  B.D.  (Sup'd). 

Wroxeter 

Russell,  John  (Sup'd) London 

Rutledge,  W.L.,B.A.,  D.D. 

(Chair.) Wingham 


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Ryan,  David  (Sup'd) Lambeth 

Salton,  Samuel St.  John's 

Sanderson,  Thos.  0 Muncey 

Sawyer,  Thos.  E,  (S.S.  Sec),  Ashfield 

Shaw,  Edward  A Siloam 

Shaw,  Wm.  H.  (Sup'd) Watford 

Sinclair,  J.  J Aylmer 

Sinclair,  Arthur Victoria  College 

Simpson,  E.  K Medical  College 

Skilling,  William  M Nilestown 

Smith,  Geo.  (Sup'd) Mitchell 

Snell,  Byron  {S.  S.  See.  of  ConJ.) 

Kirkton 

Snell,  J.  A Dover 

Snowdon,  Thos.  J.,  Ph.B. 

{Fin.  Sec.) Holmeaville 

Steadman,  T.  A Grand  Bend 

Stewart,  Jas.  h.,  B.D Essex 

Stewart,  Alex.  M Orwell 

Sutcliflfe,  J.F.,  S.T.L.. .. Talbot ville 

Swann.  Francis Fullarton 

Taylor,  John  W Victoria  College 

Taylor,  W.  H Varna 

Thibaudeau,  Alex Kintore 

Thomas,  Amos  J.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

(S.S.  Sec) Brigden 

Thompson,  G.  H.  (Sup'd). . .  Parkhill 
Thompson,  A.  E.  M.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

Amherstburg 

Thomson,  D.  D Whitechurch 

Tiffin,  A.  C Lambeth 

Toll,  S.  L.,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Journal 

Sec) Walkerville 

Tonge,  A.  W Aylmer 

Tyler,  H.  D Kinglake 

Uren,  H.  J.,  (S.  S.  Sec). . .  .Highgate 
Vance,  Wm.  R.  (S.S.  Sec).  .Woodham 
Veale,  John  (Sup'd.). .  ..Dorchester 
Vollick,  C.  W.  (Sup'd.) .  .Dorchester 

Walden,  A.  V Victoria  College 

Walden,  W.A.,B.A Camlachie 

Warner,  R.  I.,  D.D.  (Principal, 

Alma  Col.) .St.  Thomas 

Watson,  Hugh ETimville 

Wells,  C.  P.,  B.A.,  B.D.. . .  Granton 

Whaley,  A.  D Florence 

Whitehall,  A.  S.,  S.T.L., 

Cedar  Springs 

Whiting,  n.,  B.A London 

Wickett,  L.  W.  (Sup'd) London 

Willans,  H Rutherford 

Williams,  D.  W London 

Williams,  Wm.  (Sup'd) London 

Wilson,  R.  L Ruthven 

Wilson,  S.  (Sup'd) London 

Wootton,  Frank  M Stratford 

Wren,  David,  B.A Ethel 

Yelland,  John  G.  (Sup'd)  . . .  .Exeter 

MONTREAL  CONFERENCE. 
Rev.  Chas.  S.  Deeprose,  President. 
Rev.  Herman  E.Warren,  M.A.,B.D., 

Secretary. 
Rev.    E.    Richardson    Kelly,    Ass't 

Sec. 
Rev.  Geo.  A.  Mcintosh,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Journal  Secretary. 
Adams,  Wm.  (Sup'd). . . Lennoxville 

Adamson,  Geo.  A Montague 

AUnutt,  F.  B.,  S.T.L Montreal 

AUum,  Carl Portage  du  Fort 

Armstrong,  John  (Sup'd). . .  Montreal 
Armstrong,  R.  C, B. A. (Miss.)  JsLpa-n 

Armstrong,  T.  E Montreal 

Austin,  W.  (Sup'd).. north  Wakefield 

Baldwin,  Charles,  D Ashton 

Baron,  J.  0 Minton 

Barnabas,  Jno.  R ..  Canterbury,  Eng. 
Bates,  C.  J.  L.,  M.A. , (Miss.) .  .J&T^&n 
Bates,  F.W.,  B.A.,  M.Sc.  (Lecturer), 
McDonald  College 
Beamish,  Wm.  J..  .Easton's  Corners 

Bell,  Gore  A,  (Sup'd) Ottawa 

Belton,  A.  J.,  B.D Finch 

Betts,  Lorenzo  A,  ((S«p'd).Brookville 


Billings, Thos.  H.yM.A.  (Lecturer) 
Wesley  College 

Blanchard,  James  E Eganville 

Bland,  C.  E.,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Prof,  of 

Philosophy,  etc.). .  Wesleyan  Coll. 
Booth,  Walter  P. .  .Wesleyan  College 

Boshart,  W.  P.,  B.D .Montreal 

Bourke,  T.  E.,  B.D.  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Kingston 
Boyd,  Alfred  L.,  £.2).. Without  Sta. 
Boyd,  S.  W.,  5. X>.... Matilda  South 

Bradford,  W.  Geo Montreal 

Bridgette,  Samuel  J.,  ^.^.Newington 

Brill,  David  (Sup'd) Little  Metis 

Brown,  Burton  B Lachute 

Brown,  Thomas,  B.D Brockville 

Brown,  Thomas  C Farnham 

Brown,  Wm.  T Manotick 

Brown,  W.  T.  G.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

(Fin.  Sec.) Sherbrooke 

Brundage,  Manly Brome 

Burnett,  Herb.  W.,  jB.i).. Richmond 

Cairns,  Hugh  (Sup'd) Kingston 

Calvert,  R.,  B.D Hemmingford 

Campbell,  G.  I.,  B.D.  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Montreal 

Cassidy,  T.  C Cataraqui 

Charlesworth,  J.  W.,^.Z).  .Compton 

Chisholm,  Francis  (Sup'd) Elgin 

Chodat,  William Montreal 

Churchill,  Gordon.  Wesleyan  College 

Cleland,  Albert  S Chelsea 

Clendinnen,  Geo.  S.,  S.T.L. 

(Fin.  Sec.) Ottawa 

Coates,  E.  W.  S Waterloo 

Coates,  B..H.,M.A.,  D.D. 

(Miss) Japan 

Cobbledick,  G.  H.,  M.A.,B.D.quehec 

Conley,  Lewis Inkerman 

Conley,  Thos.B.,  B.A.  (Sup'd) 

Carleton  Place 
Cooper,  J.  R.  R.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Frelighsburg 

Cornell,  Joseph Sharbot  Lake 

Corrigan,  R.,  B.A.,  B.D.  {Fin.  Sec.) 
Westmount 

Crabb,  George  J North  Agusta 

Craig,  William  (Sup'd)  ....  Kingston 
Crane,  Chas.  W., 5.^. Fort  Coulonge 

Crane,  E.  W Shawville 

Cummings,  D.  T.,  B.D.  (Chair.) 

Granby 

Curtis,  Charles  J Seeley's  Bay 

D' Antheny,  Jules St.  Jovite 

Danby,  F.  W Elginburg 

Davidson,  W.  L...Mascouche Rapids 

Deeprose,  C.  S.  (Pres.  of  Conference), 

Ottawa  South 

DeGruchy,  Edward Robinson 

Delporte,  A Montreal  Centre 

Dobson,  V.S.,  M.A Stanstead 

Dustin,  Geo.  W. .  .Wesleyan  College 
Eagleson,  Rich.,  B.D.Franklin  C'tre. 

Edwards,  George Ottawa 

Elliott,  Dawson  D Delta 

Ellis,  John  J)  ,B.A.,  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Renfrew 

England,  L.  M. ,  B.A Magog 

Ewan,  Robert  B.,  M.D.  (itfm.),China 
Eyre,  Benjamin. .  .Wesleyan  College 
Fairbairn,  A.,  S.T.L.. Haley's  Station 
Ferguson,  Claude.  .Victoria  College 

Fisher,  G.  Wells. St.  John's 

Fisher,  L.  H.,  S.T.L.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Barnston 
Fokes,  Alex.  F.,  S.^.Victoria  College 

Fowkes,  John Georgeville 

Fowler,  J.  H.,  M.A.  (Sup'd)  .Sutton 

Frett,  Lazarus Caughnawaga 

Fulcher,  JohuG.,  S.T.L.. .  .Hudson 

Galley,  Andrew Sawyerville 

Garvin,  John Bedford 

Goudie,  Robert,  S.T.L Hatley 

Grenfell,  John  (Supd) Ottawa 

Guy,  J.  Walter Wesleyan  College 

Hart,  Evanston  I.,  B.A Montreal 

Hagar,  A.  E.,  B.A Morewood 


Halpenny,  T.  A.,  B.A.,  (S.S. Sec), 

Montreal 
Halpenny,  W.  T.,  B. A.,  B.D. Montt'l 

Halpenny,  William Calumet 

Hamilton,  W.  A Sutton 

Hancock,  Thos.,  S.T.L . . .  .Birchton 

Hanna,  W.  A Sydenham 

Harris,  Thomas  (Sup'd) Montreal 

Hartwell,  G.  E.,  B.A.  (Miss.),  China 

Hayden,  F.  J South  Stukely 

Henderson,  James,  D.D Ottawa 

Henderson,  Wm.  (Sup'd)  Three  R'v's 
Henderson,  W.  Goold..  ..Valleyfield 
Hicks,  James  B.,  .B.J^. ..Spencerville 

Hillis,  H.  H Arundel 

Hodgson,  J.  R Philipsburg 

Holmes,  A.  Lee,  M.A.  (Registrar) 

Stanstead  College 

HoUingsworth,  C.  W Maberly 

Horton,  Fred Point  Fortune 

Howard,  E.  S.,  (Sup'd)...  Odelltown 

Howe,  J.  Bertram Shawbridge 

Howitt,  Wm.,  B.A.,  B.D. .  Pakenham 

Hughes,  Jacob  L,  M.A Inverness 

Hughes,  Silas  J.,  M.A.  (Chair.) 

Kemptville 

Hughes,  Wilfred  P Abbotsford 

Humphrey,  Jas.  W.,  B.D.. Newhoro 
Huntley,  H.  W.,  £.^. Wesleyan  Col. 

Huxtable,  Chas West  Shefiford 

Jackson,  Wm., D.D.  (Sw^'d)  Quebec 

James,  Elwood  C,  B.A Montreal 

Jamieson,  Wm.  S.,M.A.  (Chair.) 

Stanstead 

Johnston,  Alex.  B Algonquin 

Johnston,  Wm.  R.,  S.T.L.  .E.Angus 
Jones,  A.  T.,M.A.,B.D.,(S.S.  Sec.) 

Cowansville 
Kelly,  E.  R.  (Ass't  Sec.  of  Conf.) 

Lansdowne 
Keough,  Wm.  T.,  M.A.  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Oxford  Mills 
Kilborn,  Omar  L.,M.A.,M.D.,C.M. 

(Miss.) China 

Knox,  William Shanley 

Lariviere,  H.  A Wesleyan  College 

Larmour,  J.M.,B.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D., 
Metcalfe 

Latoni,  Laborio Montreal 

Lawson,  Elwood Aylmer 

Lawson,  James  {Sup'd) Ottawa 

Lennon,W.  S.,  M.A.,B.D.  (Chair.) 
Cookshire 

Lehigh,  M.  S Bishop's  Mills 

Lett,  Francis  G Smith's  Falls 

Lidstone,  J.  E.  (SMp'd).Harrowsmith 

Lough,  Daniel  A.,  S.T.L Cobden 

Martin,  Arthur  J Montreal 

Massicotte,  Leo.,  S.T.L... Actonvale 
Matthews,  Albert  E. .  .Caughnawaga 

Mavety.  J.  E.,  D.D Ottawa 

McAmmond,  Robert  B.  (Miss.),  China 
McAmmond,  T.  (Swp'd) . .  Morrisburg 

McConnell,  J.  H.,  jB.D Pittsburg 

McConnell,  R.  C,  B.A Ulverton 

McFarlane,  J.  W.  P.,  S.T.L.  Rice  ville 

Mcintosh,  Geo.  A.,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Jour. 

Sec.  of  Conf. ,  S.S.  Sec.) .  Greenwood 

Mcintosh,  George  W. .  .Victoria  Coll. 

McLaren,  Eric  A East  Bolton 

McNeill,  James  A Clarendon 

McRitchie,  George  (Sup'd). .  .Ottawa 

Meredith,  Thos Richmond 

Meyer,  F.  W.  A.,  Jlf.^.,  Ph.D., 

Moulinette 

Mick,  Daniel,  S.T.L Matilda 

Mick,  Henr.v Wesleyan  College 

Might,  Samuel  (St*p'd). Smith's  Falls 

Miller,  J.  Alexander Manson  ville 

Miller,  John  H.,  (S.  S.  Sec).  Almonte 

Mills,  Ivor  Currie Lawrenceville 

Mitchell,  Ernest  D Kensington 

Morrison,  Edmund  S Montreal 

Mossop,  George Beachburg 

Mullin,  Chas.  A.,  B.A..  .St.  Faustin 

Murray,  J.  Holt North  Gower 

Neal,  Thos.  W Kingston 


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Nelson,  Isaac Clarenceville 

Newton,  S.  F Winchester  Springs 

Norman,  Isaac Lennoxville 

O'Hara,  James  (Sup'd). .   .Elginburg 

Oke,  John  J Cornwall  Island 

Oliver,  Albert  E Rawdon 

Orser,  A.  R.  (Siip'd) Gananoque 

Osborne,  H.  S.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

(S.S.  Sec.) Morrisburg 

Parsons,  E..Q.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Without  Station 

Pates,  A.  E Montreal 

Patton,  Walter  M.,  Ph.D. 
(Prof,  of  Old  Test.  Lan- 
guage and  Lit.)..Wes\eya.n  College 

Pearson,  Wm Elgin 

Peever,  Rich.  G.,  B.D Ottawa 

Pergau,  P„  B.A.  (S.S.  Sec). Danville 

Perley,  Wm.  F Westmeath 

Philp,  J.  Howard,  M.A .  .St.  Lambert 
Philp,  W.,B.A.,B.D.  (Chair.) 

Iroquois 

Pierce,  Barry  (Sup'd) Kingston 

Pimlott,  Wm Kazubazua 

Pinel,  Joseph,  B.D Augusta 

Pitcher,  J.  T.,  (Chair.) .. .Gananoque 
Pletts,  James,  (Fin.  Sec.)..T>\inha\n 
Poirrier,  Henri  Rapide  de  L'Orignal 

Pomeroy,  D.  W Escott 

Porter,  Geo.  H.,  M.A.,  S.T.D. 

(Sup'd) Stella 

Pounder,  Roy  M. .  Wesleyan  College 
Poyser,  G.  C,  F.T.L.  (Sup'd) 

Iriquois 
Quigley,  Wm.,  S.T.L.  Wesleyan  Col. 

Quinn,  Samuel Avonmore 

Radley,  A.  A Montreal 

Raney,  W.  H.,  ^..d.,  South  Mountain 

Raney,  Wm..  (Sup'd) Moulinette 

Read,  F.  A.  (Fin.  Sec.) Athens 

Reilly,  J.  Clark,  B.A.  Wesleyan  Col. 

Rennie,  T.  (Sup'y) Walter's  Falls 

Reynolds,  F.  C.  (Swp'd).  Ottawa  South 

Reynolds,  Wm.  E Cornwall 

Richardson,  Joseph  D.,  ilf.^.,. Perth 
Richardson,  Peter  L.,   B.  A.,  B.D. 
(Prof  Systematic  Theology) 

Wesleyan  College 
Rilance,  William  (Sup'd)  . .  Montreal 
Roadhouse,  Job  (Sup'd)  . .  .Kingston 
Robertson,!!.  J).,  B.A.  (Miss,  to  West 

China) Pembroke 

Robeson,  J.  Bates Lanark 

Robinson,  Fred.  G Carp 

Robinson,  M.  I,.  .  .Wesleyan  College 
Robinson,  Richard...  Windsor  Mills 

Rogers,  Geo.  (Sup'd) Iroquois 

Roy,  Telesphore Ormstown 

Runnells,  G.  W.,  5.  ^ .  Thetford  Mines 

Runnells,  Arthur  E.,  B.D. .  .Prescott 

Ryckman.E.  B.,M.A.,  D.D.,  (Sup'd) 

Kingston 

Sager,  William Braeside 

Sanderson,  A.  E.,  S.T. L..Ode\\town 

Sanderson,  Wm.  (Sup'd) Verona 

Scanlon,  John Jasper 

Schagel,  G.  S Westport 

Seller,  Johnson Lachine 

Sellery,  S.,  M.A.,  B.D Kingston 

Service,  Chas.  W.,  B.A.,  M.D. 
(Miss,  to  West  China). .  .Brockville 

Shaver,  Jas.  M Without  Station 

Shaver,  Thomas  P . .  Victoria  College 

Sheridan,  H.  J.,  J5.^.  ...Victoria  CoL 

Shaw,  Wm.  I.,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D. 

( Prin  ,   Prof  of  New  Testament 

Exegesis) Wesleyan  College 

Shibley,  Samuel  (Sup'd)  . . .  Kingston 
Shorey,  E.  S.  (Sup'd). . : .  .Sydenham 

Short,  Wm.  (Sup'd) Kingston 

Shortt,  Wm.  K.,  M.A Battersea 

Shorten,  Arthur  F.  .Victoria  College 

Smith,  Robert Huntingdon 

Smith,  Wm Montreal 

Smith,  Wm.  T.  (Fin.  Sec). . .  .Beebe 

Snell,  Geo.  W.,B.A Frankville 

Sparling,  Wm.,  B.A.,  D.D.. Montreal 


Sparling,  W.  H.,  B.A.,  D.D.  (Ch.) 

Brockville 
Sproule,F.Il.,B.A.,S.S.Sec.King9ton 
Stafford,  George  (Stat.  Sec.  of  Con., 

S.  S.Sec.) Lyn 

Stafford ,  Roy  P Victoria  College 

Stanton,  F.  H.,  B.A . .  Wesleyan  Col. 

Stevens,  W.  H Chesterville 

Stilwell,  Reuben Aultsville 

Street,  Richard  W Diamond 

Sty  an,  Mark North  Wakefield 

Taylor,  E.  M.,  M.A Knowlton 

Taylor,  Melvin  (Chair.). . . .  Arnprior 

Teeson,  S.  (Sup'd) Montreal 

Tennant,  E.  (Sup'd) Ottawa 

Thomas,  Ernest Merrickville 

Thompson,  Basil  W.  (M.A.,S. S.  Sec.) 

Ottawa 

Timberlake,R.  M..,B.A.  Wesleyan  Col. 

Timberlake,  Wm.,  CC/iai>.> Montreal 

Topping,  Nassau  B Wolfe  Island 

Tredinnick,  George  O.  Wesleyan  Col. 

Tredrea,  J.  M Lombardy 

Tripp,  Fred Vankleek  Hill 

Vickery,  Thomas  J Vars 

Villard,  P.,  M.A.,  M.D.  (Prin.) 

Montreal 

Visser,  A.  H Coaticook 

Waddell,  John  A Harrowsmith 

Walker,  Harry,  B.D Cardinal 

Warren,  H.  E.,  i»f.^.,  B.D.  (Sec.  of 

Co7i.) Nepean 

Watts,  Asa  O.  (Sup'd).  .Merrickville 
Webster,  John  (Fin.   Sec'y) 

Winchester 

Weese,  Wilbert  W Addison 

Wells,  William Mallorytown 

Westaway,  Wm.  J Victoria  Col. 

Wheatley,  Isaac  (Sup'd) Diamond 

Whiteside,  R.  H Kemptville 

Whitebeans,  Thomas Oka 

Wilkinson,  Arthur. .  .Carleton  Place 
Wilkinson,  Isaac  (Sup'd). .  Coaticook 
Williams,  Iver  S. .  .Wesleyan  College 
Williamson,  A.  W.,  S.T.L., 

Without  Station 

Wilson,  W.  A.,  B.D Ottawa 

Wilson,  W.  G.  A..  .Wesleyan  College 

Wood,  George  C Knowlton 

Wood,  Wm.  J.,  B.D Pembroke 

Workman,  G.i3.,  M.A. ,  Ph.D. 

Without  Station 

Young,  Henry  A Montreal 

Young,  W.R.,  B.A.,  D.D.  (Chair.). 
Montreal 

HAMILTON  CONFERENCE. 

Rev.  A.  Carman,  D.D.,  Gen.  Supt. 
Rev.  David  W.  Snider,  B.A.,  Pres. 
Rev.  Art.  I.  Terryberry,  B.A.,  Sec'y. 
Revs.   C.   L.    Mclrvine  and  W.    B. 

Smith,  B.A.,  Asst.  Sees. 
Rev.   W.    S.    Daniels,    B.A.,    B.D., 

Jour.  Sec'y. 

Adams,  Ezra  (Sup'd) Courtland 

Ainsworth,  Fred.  B Victoria  Col. 

Albright,  Chas.  R Brantford 

Ames,  Wm.  (Sup'd) Woodstock 

Amy,  Thomas Eastwood 

Andrews,  A.  (Sup'd) Burlington 

Antliff,  J.  Cooper,  M.A.,D.D.  Acton 
Applegath,  C.  S.,  (S.S.  Sfec. ).  .Guelph 

Archer,  Joseph  (Sup'd) Lowville 

Archer,  W.  R.,  B.^.  (S.  S.  Sec.) 

Lowville 
Athoe,  Thomas  (Sup'd).  ..Woodstock 

Atkins,  Robt.  M Victoria  College 

Auld,  David(Sttj9'd).Niagara-on-Lake 
Avison,  H.  W.,  M.A .  Victoria  College 
Awde,  Jas.,  B.A.  (Stip'd).  .Hamilton 
Barber,  F.  Louis,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  (S.S. 

Sec.) Preston 

Barker,  G.  W.  (Fin.  Sec.).. Woodstock 
Bell,  J.  Parker  (Sup'd).  ..Woodatock 
Bell,  B..U.,B.A.,  (Fin.  Sec.).Guelph 


Bennett,  C.  T.  B. A.,  (Chair. ).W\arton 
Benson,  Manly,  2). D.  .St.  Catharines 
Bowers,  Alfred  A.,  B.A.  (S.S.Sec.) 

Copetown 

Boyd,  Thomas Palermo 

Bradshaw,  Geo.  K.,  £.  J... Woodstock 

Brand,  Henry Tapleytown 

Brandon,  W.  J Caledonia 

Bridgeman,  Chas.  A. ..  Victoria  Col. 
Brown,  W.G.,Jlf.^.(S7tp'd) Hamilton 
Bull,  Wm.  G.,  B.A.,  B.D.  Monticello 
Caldwell,  Henry,  S.T.L.  (S.S.  Sec.) 
Allenford 
Calvert,  Geo.  W.  (Sup'd)...  .Oakville 

Carpenter,  George Grand  River 

Carson,  Robert  ((Swp'd) . .  .Townsend 
Carter,  E.  Milton,  B.A... Tobermory 
Cassmore,  Geo.  S. . .  Victoria  College 
Cattanach,  David  (Sup'd). .  Hamilton 

Cavers,  Charles  A Hickson 

Chapman,  J.  A.,  M.A.,  (Szip'd) 

St.  Catharines 

Christie,  Herbert  B IngersoU 

Clarke,  Thos.  R Kelvin 

Clark,  G.,P^.D.(i5'm.  S'ec.)Georget'n 

Clement,  Eph.  L.  (Sup'd) Orton 

Cole,  Charles  G.  F Orton 

Collins,  James  H Ancaster 

Colwell,  A.  S.,  B.A.  (Fin.  Sec). Alma 

Conron,  M.E.,  B.A Victoria  Col. 

Cook,  Henry  A Port  Dover 

Cook,  Bradford  A Victoria  Col. 

Cookman,  Christop'r  (Sup'd)  Oakville 

Cooley,  J.  W.  (Sec  Stationing  Com.) 

Port  Elgin 

Cooper,  A.  N.,  B.A Nassagaweya 

Copeland,  J.  M.  (S.S.  Sec).Canboro' 

Copp,  Fred.  Chas Kemble 

Cornish,  Geo.   H.,  LL.D.  (Sup'd) 

(Gen,  Con.  Statistician) Guelph 

Cosens,  Charles  W.(i^m.  Sec).  Arthur 

Couch,  Samuel  E Dereham 

Craig,  Albert  Russell Minto 

Cragg,  Amos  Edwin Ker 

Crews,  H.  W.,  J»f.^.  CC/iair.;.  .Berlin 

Crighton,  Arthur  J Plattsville 

Cropp,  Geo.  A.  ('Stt/>'d^... Beach ville 
Crothers,  W.  J.,  M.A.,  D.D., 

St.  Catharines 

Crowle,  F.W.,  B.A York 

Gulp,  Josephus Merritton 

Currelley,  Charles  T.,  MA., 

F.R.G.S.,  O.K.M.  Without  Station 
Danard,  Wm.  B.  (Sup'd) — Oxenden 

Danard,  Chas.  H.,  B.A Nerval 

Daniels,  Wm.  S.,  B.A.,  B.D.. .  .Troy 
Davey,  Robert  (Sup'd) . . .  Beamsville 

Davis,  J.  T.  (Sup'd) IngersoU 

Deacon,  Chas.,  Ph.B Fergus 

De  Foe,  D.  Cyrus 

Deller,  Howard  E Varney 

Demill,  Alf.  B.  (Sup'y).St.  Catharines 
Dimmick,  Moses  (Sttp'd).  .Jersey ville 

Douglas,  Wm.  H Rockwood 

Down,  G.  W.,B.A.,  B.D.,  Dobbinton 
Draper,  Chas.  D.(S.S.Sec) .  Beachville 

Drew,  N.  D Without  Station 

Duff,  Robert  (Sup'd). .  Humberstone 

Durrand,  Harry Victoria  College 

Dyke,  Jabez  H Ponsonby 

Dyson,  C.  E.  Cyril.  .Victoria  College 

Ecker,  Daniel Walsh 

Eddy,  A.  C,  B.A.,  B.D Jarvis 

Edmonds,  B.  T Victoria  College 

Elliott,  Robt.  J Dunnville 

Ellis,  Wm.  J Salt! ord 

Elson,  A.  J.,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Miss.China 

Evans,  John  Aquilla Drew 

Facey,  Richard  A.,  B.A Ancaster 

Farrill,  Fred.  G.,  B.A . .  .Victoria  Col. 

Fenton,  Herbert  J Victoria  Col. 

Ferguson,  James Hepworth 

Fergusson ,  G.(Sup'd). Niagara  Falls  S. 

Fitzpatrick,  J.  D Guelph 

Flagg,  Edwin  L.,  fi. D.Southampton 

Foote,  James  G Fenthill 

Foreman,  A.  O.W.B.^. Shallow  Lake 


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Fortner,  Wm.  A.  A Clifford 

Fydell,  F.  J.,  B.A . .  Victoria  College 

Garner,  John  (Sup'd) Hanover 

Garnham,  W.  H.,  B.A.,  B.B.C&yugA 

Gaynian,  Walter Glenallen 

Gee,  A.  L.,  Ph.D.  (Chair.).  ..Simcoe 

Gee,  Thomas  (S^ip'd) Dunnville 

Glazier,  Adam  (Sup'd) Wiarton 

Going,  A.  H.,  B.A Hamilton 

Goodwin,  James  (Sup'd) Grimsby 

Grandy,  Thomas Springford 

Griffin,W.S.i).i).(2V.S,JP'd.)IIamilt'n 
Guinn,  Joseph  L.,  B.A.  .Lion's  Head 

Gullen,  Fred.  Cecil Victoria  Col. 

Hagar,  J.  M.,  M.A.  C,S'«i?'d).Welland 
Haith,  John  M.,B.A.(Fin.  Sec).  Delhi 

Hall,  Harvey  M Fenwick 

Harnwell,  Henry  J Port  Colborne 

Harris,  James  (Sup'd) Guelph 

Harrison,  Wm.  Edvi'in Burford 

Hartley,  George  (Sup'd). .  Palmerston 

Harvey,  Wm,  H.,  B.A Dundas 

Henderson,  W.  C,  M.A.,  D.D., 

(Sup'd  ) Guelph 

Hewitt,  G.W.,  B.A.  (Sup'd).  Hamilton 

Hill,  Jabez Onondaga 

Hill,  Lewis  W.,  B.A Burlington 

Hockey,  John  E Waterloo 

Holden,  Samuel  W Trafalgar 

Holmes,  Charles  P.,  B.A Japan 

Honey.  G.  E.,B.A.,B.D. .  .Princeton 
Howard,  Thos.  S.  (Sttp'ci).  Hagersville 
Howlett,  Walter  M..YaleDiv.  School 

Hunter,  John  B Victoria  Col. 

Hurlbut,  Nelson  A South  Cayuga 

Ibbott,  Thomas H., PA.iJ. Bartonville 
Irwin,  A.  J.,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Chair.) 

Mount  Forest 
Isaac,  John  R . .  Louth  and  Grantham 

Jackson,  J.  A.  (Fin.  Sec.) Tara 

James,  W.  E.  S.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

Caistorville 
Jamieson,  W.  S.  (C/ia?>.). Palmerston 
Jefferis,  Thomas  M.  ((Sifp'd).Oakvi]le 

Jewett,  John  A Otterville 

Johnston,  A.  J.,  B.A.(Fin.  Sec). Gait 

Jolliffe,  Chas.  i.V.,  B.A China 

Jones,  Gordon  R..  ..Victoria  College 
Kaye,  J.  Fred.,  B.A ....  Eden  Grove 

Keefer,  Robt Brantford 

Kelly ,  S.  Judson  ( Fin.  Sec )  Hagersville 

Kennedy,  Albert  (Sup'd) Paris 

Kerruish,  Thos.  L Paris 

Kerr,  Wesley  E Tillsonburg 

King,  G.  A.,  B.A.  (S.  S.  Sec)Hamilton 
Kitching,  J.  W.,  B.A.  {S.S.  Sec.) 

Townsend 
Laidman,  S.  A .  ,JM".  J.  ,P/i.  Z).  Stamford 

Laird,  James  (Sup'd) Caledonia 

Lancelev,  E.  B Hamilton 

Lavell,  A.  E,,  B.A.  (Chair.).  Norwich 

Liddy,  J.  J.,  M.A Brantford 

Lin8C0tt,T.  S. ,  D.  D.  (Sup'y) .  Brantford 
Livingston,  H.G.(Mft.  Sec) Hamilton 

Lloyd,  Walter  J Victoria  College 

Lounds,  Geo Burford 

Lovegrove,  W.  M. . ..  Victoria  College 
Magwood,  J.  W.  (Chair.). . .  Oakville 

Mansell,  T.  J Brantford 

Marshall,  Alpheus  E Holstein 

Marshall,  S.  E.,  JB..4.,  5. Z>. Hamilton 

Masson,  Wm.  D Belwood 

Mathers,  F.  M.,  B.D.(F.Sec.)T\\oro\A 

Miller,  Geo.  (Sup'd) Hanover 

Michener,  Selah  W.  .Victoria  College 
Mitchell.G.  A., J5.^.(Swjy'd)  Hamilton 
Moir,  David  A.,  B.D.  (Chairman) 

Niagara  Falls 

Monsinger,  Henry Nanticoke 

Moore,  T.  A.,  D.D.  {Gen.  See. 

L.  D.  A.) Hamilton 

Morris,  G.  Francis Glanford 

Morrow,  Chas.  R Cainsville 

Morrow,  Elijah  M.  ..Victoria  College 
Moyer,  Isaac  M.  (Fin.  Sec).  .Lynden 
Moyer,  Eli  S Jersey ville 


McArthur,  Jno.  H.  (S.T.D.) Erin 

McBain,  J.  H.,  B.A.(Chair.)Welland 
Mclrvine,  C.  L.,  Asst  Sec.  (Chair.) 

Woodstock 
McLachlan,  Ja8.A.,ir.u4.Stony  Creek 

McNiven,  Wm.  E Victoria  Col. 

Neill,  John  A Colpoy's  Bay 

Nixon,  Wm. ,  Ph.B Linwood 

Ockley,  Robert  L Elmwood 

Ottewell,  Wm Arkwright 

Pascoe,  W.S.,  -D.D.  (Swp'd).  Hamilton 
Patterson,  J.  R.  (Chair.).  .Brantford 

Pearson,  E.  A.,  B.A Hamilton 

Peart,  Morley  C,  B.A.  (Sup'd).VMm 

Peters,  John  E.,  M.A Bright 

Phillips,  S,  B.  (Sup'd).St.  Catharines 

Potter,  Austin  (Sup'd) Dundas 

Poole,  Thos.  W.,  J5.J^.  Jordan  Station 

Pool,  Clarence  L Burgessville 

Prudham,  W.  W.,JS.^.,fi.i).Binbrook 

Quirmbach,  Albert  P China 

Railton,  R.  E.  {S.S.  Sec.)  .. .  .Stirton 
Raymer,  Gordon  C,  M.A..  .. Kelvin 
Roadhouse,  Samuel  M.  {S.S.  Sec.) 

Grand  Valley 

Robb,  Andrew  D Harriston 

Roberts,  Howard  L.. Victoria  College 
Robinson,  J.  H.  (C/iair.)..  .Hamilton 

Rogers,  Robert  H Moorefield 

Rogers,  Howard  O.  .Victoria  College 
Rolston,  David  D.  (SMi)'d).Walkerton 
Ross,  James  S.,  M.A.,  D.D.  (Chair.) 
Hanover 
Rowe,  Richard  B.  {Sup'd).  Hamilton 
Russ,  A.  E.,  ilf.^,(SMi3'd). Woodstock 

Russ,  J.  Edgar Teeter  ville 

Rutherford, H.Adelbert.VictoriaColl. 

Sabine,  Aldon  T.  S Oxenden 

Sanderson,  J. W.  (Sup'd). .  Walkerton 

Savage,  Wm.  (Sup'd) Guelph 

Scanlon,R.W.,Jtf.J.,P^.i)...Elmira 
Schofield,  James  Wm. ..  Port  Rowan 

Scott,  John  G.,  {Sup'd) Ingersoll 

Scott,  Chas.  T.,B.A.,  Z). D. Brantford 

Sharpe .Dixon De  Cewsville 

Sheppard,  Edward Waterford 

Shepperson,  Albert  W.Old  Windham 

Shields,  Geo.  T New  Credit 

Shore,T.E.E.,  M.A. , B.D. (Asst. 

Sec.  Foreign  Missions) .  Hamilton 
Sloan,  W.  Emerson.  .Victoria College 

Smith,  A.  E.,  B.D Drayton 

Smith,  John  T.  (Sup'd) Hamilton 

Smith,  Thos.  J Saugeen 

Smith,  Wm.  B.,B.A.  {Fin.Sec.  )Chesley 
Smith,  W.  i.,B.A  (C/iair.). Hamilton 
Smith,  Wray  R.  {S.S.  Sec).... Paisley 

Smith,  Geo.  E.  {S.T.L.) Plains 

Smith,  J.  M Niagara-on-the-Lake 

Smith,  Alfred  L Victoria  College 

Smith,  John  Y.,  D.D Hamilton 

Smith,  Roscoe  Hiram Stromness 

Smitherman,  Geo.  W Freelton 

Smythe,  Wm Milton 

Snider,  David  W.  (Pres.  of  Con- 
ference and  Chairman) Flora 

Snyder,  Adam  I St.  George 

Sparling.  W,  W.  (Sti^j'd).. Tillsonburg 

Springer,  Angus  R Lynedoch 

Staff  ord,W.  E.  ,£.  ^ .,  S,  S.  S-ec  Oakland 
Stafford,  C.  E.  (Fin.  Sec  )Bridgeburg 

Sterne,  Wm.  H Gait 

Stephenson,  Geo.  I Victoria  Col. 

Stevenson,  John  C .  (Sup'd) .  Princeton 
Stevenson, E.  B.,B.A.(Sup'd).Gue\ph 
Stringfellow,  C.  (St*p'd) . .  Hagersville 
Strongman,  W.  A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Mount  Pleasant 

Taylor,  David  H Ayr 

Taylor,  Edward  H.  {Sup'd)    Preston 

Teeple,  Wm.  M.  {Sup'd) Fonthill 

Terry,  William  A Sheffield 

Terryberry,  A.  I.,  B.A.  (Sec.  of 

Conference) Grimsby 

Todd,  J.  Edgar,  B.A Cedarville 

Todd .  Thos.  U.,  B.A Hamilton 

Treleaven,  Walter  E.  (Sup'd).  Stir  ton 


Truax,  Judson  (S.S.  Sec).Beamsville 
Vanderberg,  J.  W.  S     ..Victoria  Col. 

Voaden  T.,  B.A Courtland 

Vollick,  Wm.  N Carlisle 

Waddell,  Wm.  J Drumbo 

Wakefield,  John,  D.D.(Sup'd)  Dundas 

Walker,  Wm Walsingham  Centre 

Walker,  Herman  E Victoria  Col. 

Walker,  David  A.,  fi.^.  .Waterdown 

Walker  James  (Sxip'd) Guelph 

Wass,  Jabez Ridgeway 

Watson,  W.  C,  JW.^ .  (Sup'd)  Eramosa 
Watts,  John  H.  (Sup'd)  .  .Walkerton 

Watts,  Geo.  T Millgrove 

Webb,  James Wellandport 

Wells,  Joseph  H Oxford  Centre 

Wilkinson,  Thos. L.  (S«p'd)  Dunnville 
Wilkinson,  Wm.  Alva..  .Stevensville 
Williamson,  J.  S.,  D.D.Niagara  Falls 

Wilson,  Martin  J Walkerton 

Wilson,  A.  C.  (Sup'd). 'New  Hamburg 

Wilson.  Jasper,  M.A Hespeler 

Woodsworth,  Richard  W.  (Sec  ofSoc. 

of  Christian  Stewards) Dundas 

Woltz,  C.  H.  {S.S.  Sec.).. .  .Eramosa 

Wright,  James  M Smithville 

Wright,  R.  W.,  B.D Durham 

Zimmerman,  Richard  E.Victoria  Col. 

BAY  OF  QUINTE  CONFERENCE. 

Rev.  W.  H.  Emsley President. 

Rev.  M.  E.  Sexsmith,  B.A.,  LL.B., 

Secretary. 
Rev.  W.  P.  Rogers,  B.A. Assist.  Sec. 
Mayor  J.  J.  Mason..  Dai/  Assist.  Sec. 
Rev.  A.  Mansell  Irwin,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Journal  Sec. 

Adams,  Chas Newtonville 

Adams,  R.  N.  {Sup'd) Belleville 

Allen,  H.  I.  (Stip'd) Picton 

AUin,  Elton  C College 

Allin,  Roger Brooklin 

Anderson,  T.  H.  P Hampton 

Anderson, F.  J.  (S.S.Sec)Amelia8burg 

Balfour,  D.  {Fin.  Sec.) Lindsay 

Bamforth,  R.,  B.A Madoc 

Barnes,  J.,  B.A South  Darlington 

Barrett,  C.  W Hastings 

Bartlett,  S.  T.  (Gen.  Sec.  S.S. 

and  Epivorth  Leagues)     .Toronto 

Bates,  M.  J.  {Sup'd) Napanee 

Batstone,  James Yarker 

Beckle,  J.  E College 

Bedford,  John Fenelon  Falls 

Bell,  J.  C Odessa 

Bick,  J.  R College 

Bishop,  Geo.  J.,  D.D Belleville 

Bodle,  G.  (Sup'y) Belleville 

Boyce,W.S.P.,  B.A.,  B.D Wilton 

Brown,  A.  L.  {Fiii.  Sec.) Milford 

Brown,  George  {Chairman)  Colborne 

Brown,  J.  Geo.  M.A Peterboro' 

Brown,  Thos.  (Stip'd) Lindsay 

Buckler,  Wm.  H Hilton 

Bunner,  Wm.  A Atherley 

Bunner,  John  W Adolphustown 

Burns,  Robert,  Ph.B Omemee 

Burwash.N., Sr.D.,DD.D.,F.it.S.C. 

{Pres.  Victoria  U'niversity).yf  hithy 

Butler,  J.  R Wooler 

Campbell  A.  (Sup'd). ..... .Belleville 

Carman,  A.,  D.D.  (G.  Sup.)..  Belleville 

Carruthers,  Russell  G Cordova 

Chant,  J.  H.  (Sup'd) Newburgh 

Chapman,  J.  F.,  D. A.. Little Britam 

Clare,  G.  R Bloomfield 

Clarke,  W.Q:,B.A Port  Hope 

Clarke,  W.  H Rawdon 

Clarke,  Francis  J College 

Clarry,  J.  N.,  B.A Cavan 

Connell,  J.  A.  {Chairm^n)Thomasburg 

Cooke,  Enoch  B Sidney 

Coon,  C.  H.  {Fin.  Sec).  ..Peterboro' 

Copeland,  G.  H Deseronto 

Couch,  Isaac,  M.A.,  B.D. Peterboro' 


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Cragg,  C.  E.,B.D.(S.S.Sec.)Fo\horo' 
Cragg,  W.  J.  M.,  B.A.,B.D.Lakefield 

Crookshanks,  S Bridgenorth 

Dafoe,  Wm.  H  Bayside 

Delve,  R.  A.  (Con.  Statistician 

and  S.S.  Sec.) Seagrave 

De  Mille,  C.  W.,  B. A.  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Bay  Centre 
Denike,  R.  B.  (Stip'y) . .  Campbell! ord 

Dixon,  S.  F Tamworth 

Down,  S.  (Sup'd) Bobcaygeon 

Down,  Wesley  (S.S.  Sec.) Selby 

Doxsee,  A.  (Sup'd) Belleville 

Doxsee,  E.  R.,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Prof.) 

Albert  College 

Duke,  Richard Claremont 

Dunkley,  G.  (Sup'd) Picton 

Duprau,  S.  A Manilla 

Dyer,  W.P.,  M.A.,  D.Sc,  D.D. 

(President  Albert  CoW.)-  -Belleville 
EMmison,  A.  K.,  B.4.  .Demorestville 

Edwards,  R.  L Roseneath 

Egan,  J.  (Sup'd) Belleville 

Elliott,  Wesley Oakwood 

Emory,  Vernon  H Picton 

Emsley,  Wm.  H.  (Pres.  of  Con- 
ference, Chairman) Napanee 

Farnsworth,  E Smithfield 

Ferguson,  J.  (Sup'd) Belleville 

Ferguson,  S.  (Sup'd) Picton 

Foley,  H.  W.,  5.4.,  B.D. 

(S.S.  Sec.) Bobcaygeon 

Foster,  A.  H Castleton 

Frederick,  Aylmer  B.  .Victoria  Coll. 

Frost,  Harry  A Victoria  College 

Garbutt,  John  (C/iair.). Bowmanville 

Garbutt,  H.  C Apsley 

Garratt,  Rufus Arden 

Gilbert,  Myers College 

Graham,  H.  E Victoria  College 

Grant,  G.  Claremont  ...Victoria  Col. 

Greatrix,  B.  (Chair.) Belleville 

Griffith,  John  E College 

Hare,J.J.,3f.  4. P/i.i).(Prm.)  Whitby 

Harris,  John  (Sup'd) Port  Perry 

Harrison,  W.  D Warkworth 

Henderson,  G.  W.(CAatV.).Peterboro' 

Higgs,  W.  (Fin.  Sec.) Grafton 

Hill,  Anthony Hallowell 

Hinton,  Milton  L Coe  Hill 

Hoare,  A.  H.,  B.A Baltimore 

Honey,  W.  E.,  B.A Melrose 

Horton,  Gilbert Roblin 

Houck,  D.  S.  (Chair.). . .  .Wellington 

Howard,  E.  E Camborne 

Howard,  F.  H.  (S.T.L) Cambray 

Huflfman,  A,  C.  (S.S.  Sec). . .  .St.  Ola 
Irwin,  A.  M.,  B.A.,  B.D.,  (Journ. 

Sec,  S.S.  Sec) Newcastle 

Jewell,  J.  A.,  B.A Enniskillen 

Joblin,  Francis  J Alderville 

Johnson,  F ...  Myrtle 

Johnston,D.E.,B.2).(S'.S.5'ec.)Wilfrid 
Johnston,  W.  (Chair,  and  Sec.  of 

Stationing  Committee) Keene 

JolliflFe,  T.  W.  (^TMp'd).. Bowman ville 

JoUiffe,  W.  (Stip'd) Bowman ville 

Jones,  W.W.  (^.T.!/).. Victoria  Road 

Kemp,  S.  A Cannifton 

Kenner,  W.  (Sup'd) Peterboro' 

Kenney,  Geo.  H.  (Sup'dy.Vort  Perry 
Kenny,  H.  B.  (Fin  Sec). .  ..Belleville 

Ladu,  S.  W.  (Sup'd) Belleville 

Latimer,  Herbert  J College 

Laycock,  S.  R College 

Leigh,  M.Vf.,B.A Northport 

Leitch,  R.  H.,  Ph.B Port  Perry 

Lewis,  H.  T.,  B.A Oshawa 

Lewis,  J.  G.,  B.A Picton 

Limbert,  Wm.  (Fin  Sec) Orono 

Manning,  H.  M.  (Chair.). .. .  Whitby 

Martin,  A.  (Sup'd) Belleville 

Marvin,  G.  W.,M.A.,B.D.,  Ph.D. 

Warsaw 

McCamus,  John  A Pickering 

McColl,  G,  W.,  B.A.,B.D...Nap&nee 
McConnell,  G Morven 


McCuUoch.  Robert Greenbank 

MeCutcheon,  A.  E College 

McDonald,  T.  H. (Sup'd)..  .Oakwood 

McKee,  John  G College 

McKenzie,  Geo.  T College 

McMuUen,  J.  S.  (Fin.  Sec.)Frankford 

McQuade,  G.  C.  R Queensboro 

Mc Williams,  Wilbert  R College 

Mearing,  C.  (Siip'd). .  .Prince  Albert 

Mears,  J.  F.  (Sup'd) Welcome 

Mellor,  Jos.  J College 

Metzler,  Geo.  F„  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D. 
Without  Station 

Meyers,  T.  (Sup'd). .... Belleville 

Miller,  A.  D.  (Sup^d) Picton 

Moore,  S.  C.,B.A.,B:D.,  (S.S.  Sec.) 
Trenton 

Moore,  J.  E.,  Ph.B Marmora 

Morgan,  E.  W.,  B.A.  (Afm.).  ..China 
Mounteer,  H.  V.(CAair.). Cannington 

Nickle,  Geo Consecon 

Patterson,  R.  M Lifford 

Peake,  W.  H.  (Sup'd) Belleville 

Phelps,  A.  L College 

Phelps,  L Brighton 

Pope,R.  M.  (Sup'd)  Belleville 

Real,  J.  R Havelock 

Reynar,  A.H.,  M.A.,  LL.D.  (Sup'd) 
Cobourg 

Richards,  R.  T South  Dummer 

Robeson,  J.  E Ivanhoe 

Robins,  J.  U Cartwright 

Robinson,  G.  (Sup'd) Port  Perry 

Rogers,  W.  P.,  B.A.  (Asst.  Sec  of 

Conf.,  S.S.  Sec). Millbrook 

Roland,  E.  W Enterprise 

Rorke,  S.  G Welcome 

Ross,  G.  E Eldorado 

Rowe,  Arthur  H College 

Rowe,  H.  B Norham 

Sanderson,  Arthur  R Oshawa 

Sanderson,  E.  A.  (Sup'd) Madoc 

Saunders,  J.  B.,  M.D.,  D.D. 

(Sup'd)  Cobourg 
Seccombe,  W.  B.  (Sup'd).. Pontypool 
Sexsmith,  M.  E.,  B.A.,  LL.B., 

(Sec.  of  Conference) Newburgh 

Sexsmith,  W.  V Rednersville 

Seymour,  E.  O College 

Seymour,  H.  P.  L (West) 

Seymour,  R.  M College 

Shorey,  S.  J.,  D.D. (Chair. ).Q6bo\ir^ 

Smart,  W Canton 

Smith,  W.  E.,  M.D.  (Miss.). . .  .China 

Snell,  Isaac Prince  Albert 

Snider,  J.  B Bath 

Snowdon,  T Janetville 

Spargo,  W.  H Bancroft 

Spence,  II.  S.,  B.A.,  B.D Tyrone 

Staples,  R.  J.  F Bobcaygeon 

Stocker,  Robert Cressy 

Strike,  A.  J.  H.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Campbellford 

Terrill,  A.  J.,  B.A.,B.D.,  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Tweed 

Thomas,  H. Salem 

Thompson,  C.  L Trenton 

Tink,  Ed.  W.,B.A.,  B.D. 

Cherry  Valley 

Tonkin,  E.  A West  Huntingdon 

Totten,  J.  W Scugog 

Totton,  John  O Beaverton 

Tucker,  S.  T.,  B. 4.,  5. D.Greenwood 
Tucker,  W.  B.,  B.A.,  B.D.  .Norwood 

Tucker,  W.  (Sup'd) ...  Norwood 

Wallace,  Thos Monteagle 

Ward,  Jos.,  B.A.,B.D Plainfield 

Washington,  C.  C College 

Washington,  W.  C,  M.A.,  (Sup'd) 
Bowmanville 

Weatherill,  W.  J Seymour 

Whattam,  R.  A.(Fin.  5fec.)Wood ville 
White,  F.  W.,B.A.. South  Monaghan 
White,  G.  S.  (Stip'd) . .  Napanee  West 

Whitlock,  J.  (Sup'd) Port  Perry 

Whyte,  J.  M.  (Supt.  of  Haliburton 
Missions) Minden 


Wickett,  W.  T Shannonville 

Wight,  'L.^.,B.A.,B.D Stirling 

Wilkinson,  Harry Haliburton 

Williams,  D Bethany 

Wilson,  J.  C.  (Sup'd) Newcastle 

Wilson,  i.V.,B.A.,  (C/iaiV.)  Lindsay 

Wilson,  M.  E.,  M.A Pontypool 

Wilson,  W.  D.  P.  (Sup'd) Sidney 

Woodger,  F Dunford 

Woodger,  Wendell  P Bethel 

Woon,  Norman  G Oshawa  Mission 

MANITOBA  CONFERENCE. 

Abegglen,  W.  E Fortier 

Adams,  G.  K.  B.  (Fin.  (Sec).  Winnipeg 
Adamson,  W.  W.  (Fin.  .Sec.)  Carman 

Albertson,  W.  B China 

Allison,  B.  W.  (Fin.  <S'(3c.).Minnedo8a 
Anderson,  A.  H.  (Sur>'d). .  .Killarney 
Anderson,  J.  B.  E.,  B.A. 

Wesley  College 

Apetakun,  Fred God's  Lake 

Argue,  R.  F Wesley  College 

Armstrong,  R.O.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

Winnipeg 

Bailey,  T.  W Pilot  Mound 

Barker,  P Wesley  College 

Bellsmith,  F.  M Winnipeg 

Bethel,  T.  G.,  B.D Crystal  City 

Blewett,  G.  3.,B.A.,  Ph.D.. Toronto 

Bowering,  J.  W.,  B.A Newdale 

Bridgman,  W.,  (Sup'd) 

Portage  la  Prairie 

Buckley,  F.  A.,  B.A MacGregor 

Bunt,  W.  C Sperling 

Burrow,  J.  H.,  B.A Stonewall 

Cann,  W.  F Crandall 

Carruthers,  A.  I.  A College 

Chambers,  E Wesley  College 

Chapman,  F.  (Fin.  Sec.) Emo 

Churchill,  J,  W.,  B.A.  (Chair.) 

Port  Arthur 

Colcleugh,  A.  H Wesley  College 

Coleman,  O.,  B.A.,  B.D. ..Wawanesa 
Colpitts,  G.  A.,  B.A. 

Mt.  Allison  College 

Colwill,  S.  E Prospect 

Constable,  T Wesley  College 

Cooke,  A.  E Eden 

Cooke,  W.  A.,  B.A Winnipeg 

Cooke,  C.  G College 

Corneille,  C.  G.,  B.A., 

Without  Station 

Coupland,  A College 

Crookshanks,  J.  J.,  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Grand  View 

Crummy,  E.,  D.D Winnipeg 

Crux,  W.  S.  A.,  B.A.  (S.S.  Sec) 

Manitou 

Dodd,  H Wesley  College 

Doyle,  M.,  B.A.  (Chair.).Ft.  Frances 
Dyke,  J.,  B.D.  (Sttp'd).. Fort  William 

Eason,  R Rossburn 

East,  Samuel Winnipeg 

Egan,  W.  E.  (S.S.  Sec)  Gilbert  Plains 
Elliott,  J.,  Ph  D.,  Professor, 

Wesley  College 

Elmitt,  G Stockton 

Endicott,  J.,  B.A.  (Miss.) China 

Farnsworth,  A.  H.,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Fin. 

Sec) Oakville 

Ferrier,  H.  W.,  B.A Kerfoot 

Ferrier,  T.  (Chair. ) Brandon 

Finch,  C.  W.,  B.A.,  B.D.  (Fin.  Sec.) 
Thornhill 

Flatt,  M.  C Boissevain 

Fryer,  W.  O College 

Galley,  H.  J.  (Svp'y) Winnipeg 

Gaudin,  S.  D Cross  Lake 

Gilbart,  Harold  H.  (Con.  Evang.) 

Winnipeg 

Gilbert,  Henry  E Mac  Donald 

Goard,  W.  Pascoe  (Sup'y)..yf\nnvpeg 
Gordon,  Andrew  (Sup'd). .  Winnipeg 

Gregg,  J.  D Elm  Creek 

Hoffman,  A.  C.  (Miss.) China 


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Honnor,  G.  T Wesley  College 

Hull,  U.,B.A Fort  William 

Hanna,  A,  H.  (S.S.  Sec.)  Rainy  River 
Renders,  R.  C.  (Sup' d) ..  .E\m  Creek 
Hughes,  W.  B.,M.A.,  Ph.B.  (Ch.), 

Treherne 
Hopper,  E.  J.,  B.A.  {Sup' d)..Ba.\dur 

Howarth,  D.  R Plumas 

Huntsman,  F.  G.  (Sup'd) Miniota 

Hellyer,  J.  (Chair.) Russell 

Henbest,  W.  (Fin.  Sec.) Benito 

Irvine,  Henry  (S.S.  Sec). .  .Winnipeg 

Irvin,  J.  H Angusville 

Ivens,  W,,  M.A.,  B.D Makinak 

Jones,  J Wesley  College 

Jones,  R.  S Emo 

Jones,  P.  E Poplar  River 

King,  W.J College 

Kenner,  A.  W.,  B.A.  (Chair.) 

Swan  River 

Kenner,  H.  (Sup'd.) Winnipeg 

Kern,  D.  S.,  B.A.,  (Miss  )...  .China 
Kennedy,  D.  M.  (Chair.).  .High  Bluff 

Kirkpatrick,  E.  L Roblin 

Lord,  G.  H Wesley  College 

Lee,  F,  W Wesley  College 

Leech,  W.  U.  C,  B.A.,  B.D., 

(S.S.  Sec.) Miami 

Lund,  E Cartwright 

Lobb,  Wm.  J Bannerman 

Little,  Jas.  B.A Sidney 

Locke,  F.  W.,  (Sec.  0/ Con/. )  Neepawa 
Lane,  J.  E.,  B.A.  (S.S.  Sec.) ..  Arden 
Loree,  W.  H,  (Fin.  Sec).  Oak  Hiver 
Lousley ,  J.  A.  (i^.5ec.). Norway  House 

Lowes,  J.  H Berens  River 

Melvine,  J.W.,B.A.,  B.D.  .Winnipeg 

Morrow,  C.  W.  (S.T.L) Winnipeg 

Morgan,  C Winnipeg 

Metcalfe,  W Wesley  College 

Morden,  T.  E.,  B.  A.  (Sup'y).  Winnipef: 

Mosley,  T.  A College 

Meech,  L.  L  Without  Station 

Miller,  H.  L.  (Sup'd) Vancouver 

Martin,  R.  G.,  B.A.,  B.D Minto 

Magwood,  W.  T.  D.,  -B.^..We8  Coll. 

Merry  weather,  Thomas Kelwood 

Middleton,  F.  C Brookdale 

Matthews,  Howard.  ..Wesley  College 
McTavish,  L.  (S.S.  Sec).  ..Winnipeg 

McClung,  J.  (Sup'd) Winnipeg 

McCullagh,  G.  F.  (Chair.). . .  .Roland 

NcCullagh,  n.E.,  B.A Carberry 

Maclean,  J.,  Ph.D.  (Chair.).  .Morden 

McNeil,  H.  C Miniota 

McKersie,  A Wesley  College 

Nuttall,  T.  H Drvden 

Neville,  T.  (S.S.  Sec) Holland 

Nixon,  M.  E.  (S.S.  Sec.;  Thunder  Hill 

Oke,  A.  E Altamont 

Osterhout,  A.  B.  (CAair).  .Gladstone 

Palmer,  F.  J Wesley  College 

Pankhurst,  W.  H Holmfield 

Parker,  C.  (Sup'd) Strathclair 

Parson,  A.  E Springfield 

Patterson,  D.  R Baldur 

Paupanakis,  E. . . .  Warrens  Landing 

Peacock,  G.  H Foxwarren 

Pearson,  T.  B Makinak 

Pengalley,  J.  N.  C Edrans 

Price,  T.  W.  (Fi7i.  5'ec.)..Swan  Lake 

Pritchard,  R,  G Emerson 

Richardson.  F.  B.... Without  Station 

Ridd,  J.  W Franklin 

Roberts,  E Lintrathan 

Rose,  A.  O Missionary  Student 

Rose,  A College 

Rowan,  W.  E College 

Runions,  J.  W.,  Ph.D Winnipeg 

Rust,  V.  H.  (Sup'd) Winnipeg 

Rutledge,  R.  A.  (Sup'd). .  .Winnipeg 
Ruttan,J.  H.(SM;j'd)..Port.  la  Prairie 

Scott,  W.  L.  (Sup'd) Waskada 

Spence,  R.  E.  (Fin.  Sec) Kenora 

Scarlett,  R.  A.  (Fin.  Sec).  Winnipeg 
Semmens,  John  (Sup'd) Selkirk 


Stewart,  S.  W.  L.  (Sup'y), 

Stony  Mountain 

Sparling,  J.  W Winnipeg 

Stewart,  A.  (Chairman)..  .Winnipeg 

Stook,  A.  M.  S Wesley  College 

Smith,  H.  L Dominion  City 

Smith,  A.  E.  (Chair.) Dauphin 

Swyers,  R.A.  {S.S.  Sec)...  Westfort 

Somerville,  W Cypress  River 

Sibley,  W.  E.,  B.A.  (Miss.). . .  .China 

Saunby,  John  W.,  B.A Killarney 

Small,  W China 

Seller,  W.  E.  W.,  M.A.,B.D., 

(S.S.  Sec) Portage  la  Prairie 

Stacey,  F.  B.,  B.A.  (Cr.).  .Chilliwack 

Shoop,  W.  W Birtle 

Shemilt,  J.  H College 

Smith,  E.  H Wesley  College 

Stewart,  J.  J Cumberland 

Shaf to,  F.  C Minitonas 

Stevens,  F.  G.  (S.  S.  S«c.) Fisher  River 

Sturk,  J Without  Station 

Taylor,  T.  E Glenboro 

Teeter,  Chancellor Ninga 

Thompson,  K.  k.,  B.A.  (Sup'd), 

Stonewall 

Thompson,  F.  A Wesley  College 

Tozeland,  J.  (Sup't) Killarney 

Walker,  J.  C Winnipeg 

Westwood,  F.  W Teulon 

Wilkins,  J Wesley  College 

Wilkinson,  R.  C.  (Swjj'j/)-- Rapid  City 

Wilson,  W.  G Rapid  City 

Wilson, T.  B.  {Pres.  0/ Con.).. Selkirk 

Williams,  G.  H Winnipeg 

Witty,  W.  R Wesley  College 

Woodsworth,  J.,  D.D Winnipeg 

Woodsworth,  J.  S.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Winnipeg 

Wright,  Wm Snowflake 

Wright,  H.  T Nelson  House 

Wyman,  Wm Winnipeg 

Young,  W.  A.  McKim  {S.  S.  Sec), 

Ham  iota 

SASKATCHEWAN  CONFERENCE. 

Rev.  Albert  Carman,  D.D.,  General 

Superintendent. 
Rev.  O.  Darwin,  Sup't  of  Missiong. 
Rev.  W.  S.  Reid,  B.A.,  President. 
Rev.  D.  B.  Kennedy,  B.A.,Sec 

Abbott,  W.  W.,  B.A. ,  B.D.  (Chair.) 
Saskatoon 

Adlard,  H.  J Drinkwater 

Aikens,  J.  W Davidson 

AUin,  A.  E Quill  Lake 

Aikle,  P Baffin 

Ambrose,  W.  B Griswold 

Ambler,  J.  E Elm  Valley 

Amos,  F Wesley  College 

Armstrong,  A Stinson 

Arnett,  W.  {Fin.  Sec.) Lumsden 

Arnupp,  J.  H Weyburn 

Atkinson,  H Wesley  College 

Atkinson,  H.  P Eyebrow 

Atton,  W.  P Tate 

BailUe,  S.  T Without  Station 

Baillie,  J.  E.  S Heward 

Bavlev,  S.  A.,  B.A Wadena 

Bail,  F.  B Wesley  College 

Barber,  J.  F.  H "...  .Medora 

Bard,  J.  C Mortlach 

Barton,  E.  S Wesley  College 

Bennee,  G.  H.  (ChairmanyW olseley 
Bennett,  M.  M.,  B.A.  {Fin.  Sec), 

Yellow  Grass 

Biles,  S.  R Radisson 

Bland,  S.  G.,  B.A.,  D.D.  (Prof.) 

Winnipeg 

Blewett,  J.  H Wesley  College 

Bone,  J.  T Wesley  College 

Bone,  W.  H Wesley  College 

Bott,  B.  J :. . . .  Wesley  College 

Bray,  T Melfort 


Bracken,  E.  R.,  Jlf.^.,  B.D.  (Miss.), 
China 

Bright,  James Craik 

Brownlee,  J.  J.  E Wesley  College 

Burlcy,  A.  C Victoria    College 

Cairns,  H.  G.,  S.T.L.  (CAair)Rouleau 

Callow,  W.  E Ljleton 

Carter,  H McLean 

Charlton,  R.  C Wesley  College 

Charman,  W.  R Theodore 

Chegwin,  I1.J.,  B.A Moose  Jaw 

Chegwin,  W.  B.  {Supt.) Chaplin 

Clare,  D.  R.,  B.A.,  B.D  .  .Oak  Lake 

Clarke, G Balgonia 

Clayton,  A Wesley  College 

Cleave,  W.  T Wesley  College 

Cluett,  E Elbow 

Cobb,  H.  S Semans 

Cobbin,  J.  L Gainsborough 

Collins,  W.  E Wesley  College 

Colter,  W.  H Qu'Appelle 

Colquette,  T.  J Dundurn 

Cook,  T Maryfield 

Coop,  T Wesley  College 

Cooper,  W.  L Foxbury 

Cornwall,  C Key  west 

Coveney,  H.  E Lake  Manitou 

Cox.  R.J Weyburn 

Cross,  Chas.  H.,  B.A.,  B.D.  .Harding 

Orossley,  W Biggar 

Culp,  Menno  M. ,  B.  J. Raddison 

Darwin,  O.  (Supt.  of  Miss.) Regina 

Davies,  P.  W Boharm 

Davis, E.A.,B.^., B.D.  (Chairman), 
Indian  Head 

Day,  D.  C.  (Chair.) Harris 

Defoe,  D.  C Macklin 

Dix,  G.  H Red  Deer  Hill 

Dixon,  W.  F Victoria  College 

Dobson,  H.,  B.A.,  B.D Grenfell 

Doreyf  G Wesley  College 

Down,  C.  W Strassburg 

Dowson,  G.  W Govan 

Doyle,  J.  A.  (Associate  Sec  of  S.  S. 

and  E.L.) Regina 

Dunlop,  H.  D Trossachs 

Dyer,  J.  D Carlyle 

Dyson,  G.  H Fairlight 

Ecob,  P.  E.  0 Sedley 

Edmiston,  R.  J Napinka 

Elliott,  A.  E.,  B.A Regina 

Elliott,  Alex.  E Windthorst 

Elton,  Wm.  (S.S.  Sec.)  ....  Nokomis 
Endicott,  Chas.  (Chair.)  N.Battleford 

Evans,  E.  C Earl  Grey 

Fallis,  J  G  Beresford 

Fallis.  N.  R Hanley 

Farrell,  G Lewis 

Fewster,  H.  A Wesley  College 

Flatt,  Jas.  W.,  B.A Sintaiuta 

Foxton,  Geo Wesley  College 

Fray,  E Hubbard 

Foster,  J Buchanan 

Garner,  W.  E Without  Station 

Gibson,  E.  D Lashburn 

Giles,  W Tugaske 

Glover,  G.  W.,  B.^ .  .Victoria  College 

Godfrey,  Robt.  (Sup'd) Lumsden 

Godfrey,  H Wesley  College 

Goodson,  G  Birch  Hills 

Goodwin,  H.  A.  (Chair.)  — Yorkton 

Graves,  J.  W Welsey  College 

Griffiths,  T.  J Columbian  College 

Griffiths,  J Fairmeade 

Hancock,  W.  G Douglas 

Handley,  R Wesley  College 

Harris,  G.  G,  B.J.  (Jfis«.)..  ..China 

Harriett,  J.  P Elstow 

Harrison,  J.  T.,B.J.(C/iam)Balcarres 

Harrison,  H North  Portal 

Harry,  S.  A Wesley  College 

Hargreaves,  G.  C Wesley  College 

Hartley,  J.  C Rocanville 

Harton,  S.  L.  W Estevan 

Haw,  J.  A.,  B.A.  (S.S,  Sec.) Weyburn 
Hatfield,  J.  S Wawota 


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Haynes,  H Wilcox 

Heathfield,  H Wesley  College 

Ileaton,  L.  D Wesley  College 

Henderson,  J.  W.  A.  B.A.  {Miss.) 

China 

Henderson,  A.  J Wesley  College 

Henn,  L.  B Asquiih 

Hinds,  G.  W Wesley  College 

Hodges,  J.  H Wesley  College 

Hodgkins,  A Wesley  College 

Holmes,  J.  W.  (Sup'd) ....  Saskatoon 

Hoskins,  Jas Pierson 

Howard,  B Ossa 

Huntley,  J Ruddell 

Ireland,  H.  A.  (S.S.  Sec). . . .  Brandon 

Irvine,  S.  O Alameda 

Irvine,  Wm Wesley  College 

Jackson,  Clyo,  B.A Kosetown 

Johnston,  J.  W Waskada 

Johnston,  T.  W Wesley  College 

Johnson,  J.  H.  L Oxbow 

Keele,  William Wesley  College 

Keeton,  A.  W Wesley  College 

Kennedy,  D.  B.,  B.A.  {Secretary 

of  Con.  and  S.S.  Sec). . .  Pipestone 

Kerley,  O Shellbrooke 

Kerley,  H,  H Wesley  College 

Kinley,  H.  J.,  B.A.,  (Sui^'d). Asquith 
Knowlton,  A.  V.  {S.S.  Sec), 

Strongfield 

Lawson,  Thos.  {Chair.) Areola 

Lawson,  C.  B Wesley  College 

Laycock,  J Grand  Coulee 

Lewis,  John  {S.  S.  Sec)..  .Saskatoon 

Linton,  John Forrest 

Lloyd,  W Montgomery 

Lock,  G Chamberlain 

Luctkar,  E Boharm 

McGill,  R Greenville 

MacKay,  T Broadview 

McConnell,  R.,  B.A Lauder 

McHaffie,  W.  P.  (C7iair.)..Deloraine 

Mclntyre,  C.  E Milestone 

McLachlan,  J Elgin 

MoMurtry,  J Craven 

McNair,  T.  R Methven 

Marshall,  Geo Wesley  Col. 

Marshall,  H.  E Wesley  Coll. 

Marston,  A New  Warren 

Martin,  F Wesley  College 

Mason,  Wm Wesley  College 

Maunders,  A.  R Lanigan 

Morrison,  W.  Wesley  College 

Morrison,  R.  R Belle  Plain 

Mulett,  A.  W Forget 

Murchison,  J.  M Tisdale 

Nay  lor,  I.  B Kindersley 

Needham,  J 

Nixon,  Hugh Creelman 

Oliver,  J.  H Regina 

Oliver,  M Wesley  College 

Patience,  H.  L Perdue 

Pattison,  W.  L.  I Antler 

Paley,  W Mosten 

Paley,  W.  H Wesley  College 

Pierson,  S Mervin 

Pile,  David Wesley  College 

Porteous,  D.  6 Glen  Ewen 

Porter,  D.  H Glover 

Pratt,  J.  W 

Price,  F.  J.,  B.A Rivers 

Rae,  J.J Areola  South 

Ramsey,  J.  E.  R Smithville 

Ranns,  H.  D Wesley  College 

Ransom,  A.  B Welwyn 

Reedman,  W.  E Mariposa 

Reid,  W.S.,  B.A.  {President  of 

Conference) Souris 

Reynolds,  H.  T Brandon  Hills 

Riddell,  S,  P.  (Fin.  Sec)..Abernethy 

Ridley,  B.  H Wesley  College 

Robinson,  A.  R.  (Sup'd) ..  Moose  Jaw 

Robinson,  Alex.  R Star  City 

Robson.  S.T.,  B.A. ,  B. D . . Carievale 

Ross,  S.  L Wesley  College 

Rothwell,  W.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

{Chair) Wesley 

United    Typewriter    Co., 
in   all    Canadian   Cities. 
Head  Office  at  Toronto. 


Sanguine,  W Invermay 

Sanguine,  H Borden 

Sallans,  W.  B Bidford 

Salton,  G.  ¥.,M.A.,  Ph.D., 

Moose  Jaw 

Sanders,  IS,.  G.,  B.A Lemberg 

Scott,  John Chater 

Shaw,  J.  F Wesley  College 

Shier,  J.  W.  (Fin.  Sec.)  .  ..Saltcoats 

Sibley,  J.  C Wesley  Col. 

Small,  T.  J.,  ilf.A..  .Weyburn  Plains 

Small,  W.  {Miss.) China 

Smith,  E Wesley  College 

Smith,  Jas.,  fi.^ Carnduff 

Smith,  J.  B Danbury 

Summerset,  C.  E.  {Fin.  Sec).  .Melita 

Spenceley,  J.  (Fin.  Sec) De  Lisle 

Stephens,  J.  T Wesley  College 

Stevens,  R.  S Wapella 

Stephenson,  W.  H 

Stoves,  H.  J Grenfell 

Stratton,  W.  H Wilkie 

Surtees,  B.  J Wesley  College 

S  wayze,  W.  0 Cupar 

Switzer,  i.C.,B.A.,  {Chair.), 

Brandon 
Talbot,  T.  M.,  B.A.,  Ph.D.. {Fin. 

Sec) Carrol 

Tanton,  W.  R Wesley  College 

Tatham,  E Canora 

Taylor,  J.  B.,  {S.S.  Sec.)  . . .  .Elkhorn 

Terry,  J.  W Spy  Hill 

Thacker,  P.  I Flemming 

Thompson,  A.  E Viscount 

Thorn,  J.  I.,  CS.S.  Sec.)....Hartney 
Tilton,  E.  yal.,B.D.,{Fin. 

Sec) Saskatoon 

Tindale,  R.  T Cut  Knife 

Tinkess,  W.  H Wesley  College 

Toole,  J.  H.,  M.A.,  {Chairmari) 

Prince  Albert 
Tufts,  A.  J.,  B.A.,  B.D. ,( Fin.  Sec), 
Reston 

Vater,  W.  E Outlook 

Vessey ,  H.  R Watrous 

Wagg,  F.  E Wesley  College 

Wag,  W.  W Without  Station 

Waite,  F Maidstone 

Ward,  W Wesley  College 

Warden,  A Meota 

Waugh,  E.  A.,  B.A Forward 

Webster,  P Wesley  College 

White,  H Esterhazy 

Whitehouse,  A  E Wesley  College 

Whitely,  H Wesley  College 

Whiteworth,  T.  W Richardson 

Whiting,  M.  M Victoria  College 

Wildfong,  J.  D.. .  .North  Battleford 

Wilding,  G.  A-. Wesley  College 

Wilkinson,S.,%.^.(2'\"n.5ec.).Virden 

Wilkinson,  S.  R 

Wilson,  O.  J.,  i»f.  ^.  (Super'y) 

Yellow  Grass 
Wilson, W.J.  (fin.S'ec.)Lloydminster 

Wilson,  J Osage 

Willis,  C.  S.  {Sup'd) Lemberg 

Windsor,  J.  S.  (S.S.  Sec) Sheho 

Would,  J.  M Wesley  Col. 

Wray,  T.  J.  {Fin.  Sec.) Moosomin 

ALBERTA  CONFERENCE. 
Rev.  A.  R.  Aldridge,  B. A., President. 
Rev.   Wm.    K.   Allen,   3f.A.,   B.D., 

Secretary. 
Aldridge,  A.  R.,  B.A.  {President  of 

Conference) Wetaskiwin 

Allen,  W.  K.,  M.A.,  B.D.  (Secretary 

of  Conference) Banff 

Alton,  B.  C Alberta  College 

Anderson,  i.C.,B.A.  {S.  S.  Sec.) 

Blackfalds 
Argue,  A.  B.  (Fin.  S'ec.).Claresholm 
Armstrong,  F.  W.  H.,  5  4., 

Victoria  College 
Armstrong,  Geo.  T).,  B.A., 

{Fin.  Sec ) Vegreville  I 


Backus,  Geo.  H Stavely 

Bailey,  Chas.  J North  Edmonton 

Bailey,  R.  H.  M.. ..  Alberta  College 

Ball,  H.  J Brant 

Barker,  John  R Brooks 

Barnes,  A. ,  (Fin.  Sec.)(Prin.  Indian 

Indust.   Institute) Red  Deer 

Barnes,  Ed.,  (S.  S.  Sec). . .  .Carlstadt 
Bassingthwaighte,  G.  A.Victoria  Col. 

Bateman,  T.  W.  (Miss.) China 

Beazley,  J.  H. ,  M.A Acme 

Bell,  Thomas,  Evangl'st Calgary 

Berry,  J.  P.,  B.A.,  (C/i.).High  River 

Berry,  William Alberta  College 

Bird,  H.  S Hardisty 

Bishop,  Charles Victoria  College 

Bishop  Chas.  W.,  J5.^.  .Without  Sta. 

Bishop,  E.  S.  (Fin.  See.) Nan  ton 

Bole,  T.  H.,  B.A.,  B.D Edison 

Boothroyd.  F.  E Irma 

Bosomworth,  H Alberta  College 

Bowen,  T,  A Springvale 

Bradley,  W.  L Victoria  College 

Brett,  R.  H.,  (S.S.  Sec).  .Clover  Bar 
Bruce,  J.  W.,  jB. A.  .Without  Station 
Buchanan,  T.  C.  (Sup't.  Miss.) 

Calgary 

Burgoyne,  R.  G Ponoka 

Burnett,  A.  H Victoria  College 

Bushfield,  F Cayley 

Calloway,  G.  N Alberta  College 

Cameron,  D.  P Ardrossan 

Carleton,  John  F, .  .Victoria  College 

Carscallen,  C.R.,  B.A.  B.D.  {Miss.) 

China 

Chilton,  C.  G.  E  Bancroft 

Claydon,  Francis  E.  H.. Alberta  CoL 
Clegg,  Radcliffe  ...Alberta  College 
Clements,  R.  W.  J.White  Whale  Lake 
Coles,  John  L.  (S.S.  Sec.).. Gull  Lake 

Collins,  John  E Alberta  College 

Conoly,  W.  J.,  B.A.  (Chair.) 

Fort  Saskatchewan 

Cook,   F.  T Without  Station 

Coone,  A.  W.,S.T.L.{Stip'd).Ca.\ga,ry 

Coone,  J.  W Langdon 

Coulter, J., J5. .4. (Fin.  Sec.)Edmonton 

Cragg,  E.,  (Sup'd) Lethbridge 

Cragg,  H.  H.,  B.A.,  5.i). . .Granum 

Cummings,  A.  S Alberta  College 

Dalgleish,  R.  W.,  JS.^.  Swift  Current 
Davidson,  Walter . .  ..Alberta  College 
Davis,  R.U.,B.A.,B.D., 

Without  Station 

Day,  Wm.  H Alberta  College 

Deynes,  Geo.  F Glenville 

Driver,  George  F Alberta  College 

Dutton,  Chas.,  B.A Bawlf 

Dynes,  M.  Russell..  Victoria  College 

Earle,  J.  R.,  B.A (Mist.)  China 

Easom,  Cyril Alberta  College 

Evers,  H. "  J Alberta  College 

Fairweather  E Arrowwood 

Farrell,  A.  C,  B.A.,  (Prof. 

Alberta  Collef/e) Edmonton 

Fawcett,  John  M. . .  .Alberta  College 

Fennell,  Robt.  E Springbank 

Ferguson,  Wm.  E Chauvin 

Finlay,  R.  E.(S.S.S'ec.)Pincher  Creek 

Fisher,  Henry Victoria  College 

Flynn,  Angus  T Red  Willow 

Forshaw,  Wm Iron  Springs 

B^orster,  Fred Crane  Lake 

Francis,  Joseph  B Calgary 

Fuller,  H Morse 

Galloway,  W.  E. ,  J5.^ Calgary 

Geeson,  John  R Alberta  College 

Geoghegan,  John  H.  Alberta  College 

Gilbert,^  V.  M    Without  Station 

Goddard,  John  G Victoria  College 

Godman,  H.  J Stenton 

Gordon,   H.   E.,  B.A Strathcona 

Graham,  G.  E River  Valley 

Haddon,  H Victoria  College 

Haggith,  W.  J.,B.A.,  B.D., 

(Fin.  Sec.) Calgary 

Halstead,  Percy Alberta  College 


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Hampton,  W.  J Wesley  Colleg-e 

Harden,  R.  T,,  (Fin.  Sec.) ..  .Vrovoat 

Harris,  Walter  F Mound 

Harrison,  J.  M.  (Chair.) Macleod 

Hawtin,  R.R.,  jB. J..  .Athabasca  L'd'g 
Herbert,  John  W.  ..Without  Station 

Heslop,  John  T Alberta  College 

Heyworth,  John  R Victoria  Col. 

Hibbard,  E.,B.A.. . .Wesley  College 

Hipkin,  G.  A Alberta  College 

Hodgins,  E.  J.,  B.A.  (Chair.) 

Vermilion 
Hollingsworth,  W.  (S.T.L.) 

(S.S.Sec.) Calgary 

Hopkins,  C.  F Grand  Prairie 

Horricks,  H,  M Victoria  College 

Hosford,  Samuel  R  .  Alberta  College 

Howard,  J.  B.  (Sup'd) Lament 

Howard,  W.  J.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

(Fin.  Sec.) Victoria 

Howey,  J.  V Wesley  College 

Howson,  J.  E Harmattan 

Huestis,  C.  H.,  M.A.  (Chair.) 

Red  Deer 
Hughson,  Isaac  N. .  .Alberta  College 

Hughson,  J.  E.,  B.A Edmonton 

Ing,  Marchmont Alberta  College 

Irwin,  Wm.  H Victoria  College 

Jackson,  R.  F.,  B.A Fox  Coulee 

Jarrett,  H.  T Without  Station 

Johnson,  Francis  J.,  B.Sc,  B.D. 

(Evangelist) Clover  Bar 

Johnson,  G,W.  (C/iair.). Maple  Creek 
Johnson,  C.  H.,  M.A.,  B.D. 

(S.S.Sec.) Botha-Gadsby 

Johnston,  John  H.,  M.A.,  B.D. 

Airdrie 
Johnston,  T.  J.,  M.A.,  B.D. 

{Chair.) Olds 

Jolliffe,  R.  O.,  B.A.  (Miss.). . .  .China 

Jones,  T.  D Bellevue 

Kearns,  D.  (Supd) Maple  Creek 

Kemp,  E.  F . .  Rimby 

Kerby,  Q.  W.,  B.A.  (C/i.).  ..Calgary 
Kettyls,  George  A. .  Alberta  College 
Kingston,  Kenneth.  .Alberta  College 
Laidman,  C.  S.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

Without  Station 

Law,  Albert  J Alberta  College 

Lawf  ord,C.  H. ,  M.  D.  Austrian  Mission 

Lee,  Jos Alberta  College 

Lewis,  W.  A.,  ^.A Edmonton 

Longley,  R.S.,S.^.,-B.Z>.,i¥m.China 

Longmire,  Ed Erskine 

Lonsdale,  Thos.  H. .  .Alberta  College 
Lyttle,  A.,  M.A.  (F.S.).  .Lethbridge 

MacDonald,  L.  R.,  £.^ Clive 

Macdonald,  N.,  B.A.  (Chair.) 

Medicine  Hat 

Mann,  O.  E,,  (S.S.  Sec.) Bentley 

Martin,  Wm.  G Calgary 

Matthews,  Herbert.  .Alberta  College 
McCall,  F.  Stacey . .  .Alberta  College 

McClelland,  John  C Kitscoty 

McDougall,  J.,  D.D.  (.S'wp'd). Calgary 

McKenzie,  J.  W Alberta  College 

Merriam,  R.  J Victoria  College 

Midford,  B.  W Coaldale 

Miller,  A.  D.,  M.A.,  B.D.  (Prof. 

Alberta  College) Strathcona 

Miller,  J.  W Barons 

Misener,  George  D . .  Alberta  College 

Morecombe,  P.  F.  G Lineham 

Morrison,  R.  1,.,M.  D. (Sup' y)C(ilgSiry 

Mosley,  Alfred Alberta  College 

Munton,  H.  J.,  (S.S.  5rec.)..Inni8fail 
Neville,  P.  H.  (S.S.  5ec.).Carmangay 

Nicholson,  S.  W Tofield 

Parrott,  P.  S Wesley  College 

Parry,  R.  H Bankhead 

Pearson,  R.,B.^.(5^.5.Sec.)Edmonton 

Peat,  Sam.  S Alberta  College 

Peck,  R.  K Without  Station 

Perry,  T.  P.,  (Chair.). . .  .Lethbridge 
Philps,  T.  (S.T.L.)  (Chair.) 

Wain  Wright 
Pike,  Sidney Alix 


Pike,  Wm.  H Austrian  Mission 

Piper,  Reginald  A. .  .Victoria  College 

Place,  John Penhold 

Powell,  Chas.  E Morley 

Powell,  Thos.  (Chair) Lacombe 

Priestly,  Norman  F Pine  Ridge 

Puffer,  I.  W.,  (Sup'y) Olds 

Randall,  Richard  E..  Alberta  College 

Ratclifife,  S.  C,  B.A Coalbanks 

Rice,  R.  J Lesser  Slave  Lake 

Richard,  A.D.,  B.A.Fin.Sec.Gamrose 

Richards,  R.  P Alberta  College 

Riddell,  J.  H.,  D.D.,  Prin. 

Alberta  College  (CAair.)  Edmonton 

Ridley,  L.  W  Alberta  College 

Ritchie,  Geo.  L Lethbridge 

Robinson,  John  W Innisfree 

Robinson,  Wm Dewberry 

Rogers,  C.  E Medicine  Hat 

Rogers,  J.  G Alberta  College 

Rowley,  James  F Taber 

Saunders,  W.  W.,  B.D.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Ridgeview 

Schofleld,  Chas Alberta  College 

Scott,  R.  C Victoria  College 

Scott,  Wm.  M Victoria  College 

Scragg,  Edward  T.. Victoria  College 
Seeley,  W.  R.  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Carstairs-Didsbury 
Seller,  J.  Art  ,B.A.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Saddle  Lake 

Shaw,  Wm.  G Lament 

Shepherd,  C.  H Millet 

Simpson,  David Alberta  College 

Sinclair,  W.  V Alberta  College 

Smith,  H.  G Wheatbelt 

Smith,  J.  K Austrian  Mission 

Smith,  Wm.  A.,  B.D.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Crossfield 

Smith,  Wm.  F Berry  Creek 

Sparling,  G.  W.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

(Miss.) China 

Steele,  Geo.  A.,  J5.^.  Victoria  College 

Steinhauer,  E.  R Battle  River 

Steinhauer,  R.B.,  B.A. , 

White  Fish  and  Goodfish  Lakes 

Suttill,  John  R Warwick 

Sutton,  Percy  G Wesley  College 

Swenerton,R.  K.,  B.A.,  B.D. 

(S.S.Sec.) Viking 

Sykes,  Wm Egerton 

Tate,  E.  J Without  Station 

Taylor,  Roy  C Alberta  College 

Taylor,  Thos Alberta  College 

Teifer,  A Saskatoon  Lake 

Telf er,  D,  H Alberta  College 

Thomson,  Chas.  E.  ..Alberta College 

Tough,  John Without  Station 

Tuttle,  Aubrey  S.,  M.A Calgary 

Waddington.  B  . .    . .  Alberta  College 
Waggett,  J.  McPhail. . .  .Alberta  Col. 

Waring,  Chas Raven 

Webber,  George  G Okotoks 

Webster,  Samuel Alberta  College 

White,  John  W Merna 

Wiggins,  M.  E.  (Fin.  See.)..  .Castor 

Wilkin,  J.  W Calgary 

Wilkinson,  A.  T. ,  B.A.  (ilfiss.).  Japan 
Wilkinson,  J.  N.  (S.S.  ^ec,).Daysland 

Wilson,  Fred.  E Eagle  Hill 

Wilson,  T.  A.,  S.T.B.,  Ph.D., 

Strathmore 
Wood,  Wm.  H.,  3f.A.,  Ph.D., 

Without  Station 
Woodsworth,  J.F.,B.A. 

(Chair.) Stettler 

Wright,  John  L Alberta  College 

Wright,  John  W Alberta  College 

Wright,  M.  L.  (Fin.  Sec).  Bow  Island 

Young,  David Lamerton 

Young,  William T.  ...Alberta  College 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  CONFER- 
ENCE. 

Rev.  R.  N.  Powell,  President. 
Rev.  Arthur  E.  Roberts,  Secretary. 


Rev.  R.  Forbes  Stillman,^s«is«.  Secy. 
Rev.  T.  H.  Wright,  Jour.  Secy. 
Balderston,  B.  H.,  5.  J^.  .CoUingwood 

Barlow,  Thomas  G Cheam 

Batzold,  Chas.  E Victoria  College 

Uetts,  John  F Vancouver 

Bell,  Albert  T Fort  George 

Boulton,  Wm Columbian  College 

Bowell,  J.  P.  (Sup'd).'Sew  Westm'ter 

Booth,  Sanmel  J Trail 

Brace,  A.  J.  (Sup'd) Victoria 

Braden,  E.  D Columbian  College 

Bromwich,  H.  W.  W Ashcroft 

Brown,  Charles  W.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

New  Westminster 
Burwash,  E.  M.,M.A.,  B.D. 

Without  Station 

Butler,  J.  Ralph Bulkeley 

Calvert  J.  (Fin.  Sec). .  .Grand  Forks 
Carpenter,  Fred.  L.. Columbian  Coll. 
Collis,  R.  E.,  £..4..  .Victoria  College 

Cehnoweth,  G.T.,  B.A Michel 

Connor,  C.F.,  M. A.,  B.D. .  .Enderby 

Cook,  Samuel Columbian  College 

Crosby,  Thomas,  D.D.  (Sup'd) 

Vancouver 

Curry,  Ebert Columbian  College 

Dean,  George  W.  (Sup'd)..  .Victoria 

Deneen,  Lionel  S.  C 

Dimmick,  John  F Fernie 

Dickinson,  J.  W.  (Chair.) . .  .Duncans 

Dunham,  W.  Elson Dawson 

Edgar,  George     Kitzegucla 

Ewing,  Wm.  P.,  B.D Rossland 

Elliott,  Wm.,  B.A Vancouver 

Fakeley,  E.  C.  . .  .Columbian  College 

FaUis,  George  0.,  B.D Penticton 

Frank,  William  C Columbian  Col. 

Freeman,  B.C.  (S.iS.  Sec.)Cuniberland 
Gibson,  John  G.. Columbian  College 
Gifford,  Wm.  A.,  B.A.  (Prof., 

Columbian  Col.). New  Westminster 
Glass,  E.  B,,  B.A.  (Sup'd)...Ke\owna. 
Green,  Alfred  E.  (Sup'd). .  Vancouver 
Green,  Samuel  J.  (S.  S.  Sec.) 

Richmond 
Green,  T.,  M.A.,  B.D.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Vancouver 
Green  way,  J.  (Sup' d).Creaent  Valley 

Hall,  Joseph  (Sup'd) California 

Hall,  Thomas W.(/'^i».  Sec).  .Carman 
Hall,  W.  L.,  B.A.,  i?.X).  ..Vancouver 

Hamilton,  George  H Kimberley 

Hardy,F.W.,.if-4.,iB.D.Summerland 

Hastings,  Henry  S Sydney 

Hauge,  C.  N Without  Station 

Heggen,  Ole Vancouver 

Hedley,  J.  W.,  M.A.,  B.D...  .Nicola 

Henderson,  Andrew Victoria 

Hetherington.A.E.,  £.^.,£.2).,  Vice- 
Prin.ColumbianCol.Tii.Wesimma'r 

Hibbert,  R.  W.,  3f.^ Phoenix 

Hicks,  John  P.,  Editor  Western 

Methodist  Recorder Victoria 

Hicks,  James(i^m.  Sec). Salmon  Arm 

HoUing,  T.  Ernest,  B.A Victoria 

Hobbins,  Joseph  Henry, 

Columbian  College 
Hughes, Robt.  (Chair.). .  ..Cranbrook 

Hunt,  George  S Strawberry  Vale 

Jones,  Wm.  E.  ...Columbian  College 

Jones,  John  J Columbian  College 

Kaburagi,  Goro Without  Station 

Key  worth.  Thos.  .Columbian  College 

Kelly,  Peter  R Hartley  Bay 

Kinney,  G.  R.  B.,  B.A.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Keremeos 
Knox,  J.  D.  P.  (Fm-Sec).  .Peachland 
Ladner,  Charles  (SM/>'rf)...Kamloop8 
Large,  R.  W.,  M.D.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Bella  Bella 

Lee,  Robt.  Wm Port  Essington 

Magee,  F.  A Without  Station 

Manuel,  Elihu  (Chair.). .  .Chilliwack 
Mclntyre,  Robert  J.  (Chair.) 

Revelstoke 
Miller,  Arthur  N.  [S.S.  5ec).  Victoria 


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Miller,  J.  W.,  B.A.  (S.S.Sec.) .  Moyie 

Milliken,  Robt.,  B.D Vancouver 

Morden,  G.  H.  (Sap'd)..N.  Vancouver 

Morrison,  Henry  L Esquimalt 

Nixon,  John  J Stewart 

Okell,  Fred.  S.,B.A..l!i.  Westminster 
Oaterhout,  S.  S.,  PA. i)...  .Vancouver 
rearson,  Thomas  D.  (Sup'd), 

New  Westminster 

Perley,  D.  M.,  B.A China 

Pierce,  Wm.  H Vancouver 

Pike,  Mark Crescent  Valley 

Powell,  R.  N.  (Pres.  of  Conf.) 

Vancouver 

Pye,  John Vancouver 

Raley,  Geo.  H.  {Chair.).Port  Simpson 
Reddick,  C.  S.  {Fin.  Sec.) . .  Kitamaat 

Ridland,  Geo.  B Columbian  Col. 

Robson,  B.,  D.D.  ((Su^'d).  Vancouver 

Robson,  J.,  B.A.  (Chair.) Vernon 

Roberts,  A.  E.  {Sec.  o/Co»A).  Victoria 
Rutherford,  F.  J.,  B.A.  {Fin.  Sec.) 

Creston 
Sanford,  A.  M.,  B.A.,  B.D.  {Chair.) 

Vancouver 
Sanford,  O.  M.  {S.S.  S^ec. ). .  Kamloops 
Schlichter,  W.  C. . .  North  Vancouver 

Scott,  David  W Maple  Ridge 

Sharp,  Allan  K Langley 

Sheridan,  Wm.  {Sup'd) Victoria 

Sing,  0.  R.,  B.D Prince  Rupert 

Sipprell,  Wilford  J.,  B.A.,B.D. 
{Prin.  ofCol'n  CoZ.). New  West'ter 

Spencer,  John  C,  M.  D Kishpiax 

Stapleford,  E.  W.,  B.A.  {Fin.  Sec.) 

Vancouver 
Stapleford,  Prank  N .  Victoria  College 

Stephenson,  A.  E  Golden 

Stillman,  R.  Forbes  {Fin.  Sec.) 

Vancouver 
Strachan,  George ...  Columbian  Col. 

Tate,  Chas.  M .Victoria 

Taylor.  R.  E.  S China 

Thompson,  S.  J Nanaimo 

Thompson,  R.  McElroy  ..Vancouver 

Turner,  James  (Sup'd) Vancouver 

Vance,  Wm.  (B.A) Mount  View 

Watson,  Chas.  F Sumas 

Westman,  Jas.  P.  (Chair.)  . .  Nelson 

Webber,  C.  W New  Denver 

White,  J.  H.,  D.D.  (Supt.  of 

Missions) New  Westminster 

Whittington,  R.,  M.A.,  D.D.  (Sup'd) 

Vancouver 

Whittaker,  C.  W Mission  City 

Wilkinson,  Robt.  (F.  S.).  .Ladysmith 
Winslow,  Joseph  W.  (S.S.  Sec).  Kaslo 

Wilson,  Henry Trout  Lake 

Wood,  J.  A.  (Fin.  See.) Victoria 

Wright,  John  H.  (S.S.  Sec).  .Ladner 

Wright,  Thos.  H Cloverdale 

Wrinch,  H.  C,  M.D Hazelton 

NOVA  SCOTIA  CONFERENCE. 

Rev.  Benj.  Hills,  B.D.,  President. 
Rev.  W.  Isaac  Croft,  Secretary. 

Ackman,  S.  R.,  (Sup'd) Kentville 

Aikens,  John  W.  (Field  Sec  of  Temp. 

and  Moral  Reform) Truro 

Ainley,  William Bridgewater 

Andrews,  W.  W.,  LL.D.  (Prof. 

Univ. Ml.  Allison CoUege).^aiCk\'i\\e 

Angwin,  J.  G.  (Sup'd) Sydney 

Anthony,  John  P Lunenburg 

Appelby,  Jabez Dartmouth 

Astbury,  John Shubenacadie 

Angus,  R.  M Musquodoboit  Harb. 

Baker,  Hibbert  R Onslow 

Baker,  Arthur  F Walton 

Bandey,  H.  G Wentworth 

Barrett,  Fred.  G New  Glasgow 

Beck,  George  W Student 

Bigney,  John  G.  (Sup'd).  .Hantsport 

Blesedell,  James Port  Hood 

Bond,  George  J River  John 

Borden,  A.  C Horton 


Borden,  B.  C,  D.D.  (Principal, 

Ladies'  College) Sackville 

Boyce,  Sidney  J Student 

Brown,  William Riverport 

Browne,  R.  M Digby  Neck 

Bryant,  Geo.  T Berwick 

Burgess,  Harry Amherst  Head 

Buckley,  R.  C List  of  Reserve 

Buckley,  Louis  A Student 

Clarke,  Harry  B Liverpool 

Coffin,  Joseph  S Louisburg 

Corley,  D.  H Student 

Craig,  John Mahone  Bay 

Croft,  W.  I.  (Sec  o/ Con/.)..  Pug  wash 

Crowell,  Charles.  E Canso 

Daniel,  Leander Digby 

Daniel,  Alban Bear  River 

Davis,  J.  H. Granville  Ferry 

Day,  Geo.  F.  (Sup'd). .  New  Glasgow 
DesBarres,  F.  W.  W.  (Prof.  ML 

Allison) Sackville 

Donkin,  Joseph  E Parrsboro' 

Eisenhaur,  Harvey  L Nicholsville 

England,  Eben  E Port  Greville 

Evans,  William.  .  ..Port  Hawkesburj' 

Farquhar,  D Aylesf ord 

Fisher,  J.  Mahew Burlington 

Forbes,  E.  Wm  Hantsport 

Freestone,  John  H Student 

Friggens,  Fred Barrington 

Gaetz,  Joseph  (Sup'd) Middleton 

Gee,  John Halifax 

Glendenning,  G.  W.  F Halifax 

Gornall,  H,  T Student 

Graham,  Edwin  E Stormont 

Hale,  Joseph Bermuda 

Hart,  J.  R.  (Sup'd).  .Granville  Ferry 

Hart,  Thos.  D.  (Sup'd) Amherst 

Hart,  Arthur Lawrencetown 

Hartley,  Percy  M Student 

Heal,  James  B Woodlawn 

Heartz,  W.  H,  (Conf.  Evangelist) 

Amherst 

Hellens,  Clarence  E Sydney 

Hemmeon,  J.  B.  (5M//d)....Wolfville 

Hemmeon,  Douglas  B Bermuda 

Hiokey,  David Pictou 

Higgins,  A.  B Oxford 

Hills,  Benj.  (Pres.  o/Co/i/>.. Arcadia 

Hobbs,  John  W Lockeport 

Hockin,  Arthur,  Sr Canning 

Hockin,  J.  G Avondale 

Hockin,  A.,  Jr Chentu,  China 

Hockin,  Chas.  G White  Head 

Howie,  John  W.  {Sttp'd) Halifax 

Huestis,  S.  F.  (Sup'd) Halifax 

Hughes,  Wm.  H Student 

Irish,  Henry  H Chentu,  China 

Indoe,  Henry  J River  Philip 

Jefferson,  Selby Port  Maitland 

Johnson,  John  (Sup'd) Nappan 

Johnson,  D.  W (Editor  of 

"  Wesleyan  ") Halifax 

Johnson,  Geo.  F Nappan 

Johnson,  Percy New  Waterford 

Jones,  Harry  T Student 

Jost,  C.  (Sup'd) Bridgetown 

Jost,  Roland  M Yarmouth 

Kinney,  Aaron  (Sup'd) Louisburg 

Lane,  William  G Yarmouth 

Langille,  W.  H Windsor 

Lay  ton,  Willis  J Springhill 

Lumsden,  James. ..  Gabarus 

Lund,  Alfred Shelburne 

Mack,  R.  Barry  (Sup'd) Truro 

Mack,  Charles  M Truro 

Mader,  Joel River  Hebert 

McArthur,  Robt Halifax 

McConnell,  James  W Sydney 

McLarren,  C.  H.  C Southampton 

McNeil,  Hubert  C.  Advocate  Harbor  : 

McNeil,  Harry  H Port  La  Tour 

Meek,  Peter  T Student  I 

Mitchell,  George  F Baddeck  | 

Moore,  Ezra  B.  (Sup'd) Halifax  ! 

Morton,  Arthur  D Guysboro' ' 


Munro,  Clayton  A Weymouth 

Neave,  James Chentu,  China 

Nightingale,  Wm Maitland 

O'Brien,  Wm.  J New  Germany 

Outerbridge,  Wm.  A Kentville 

Outerbridge,  H.  W. . .  (Miss.) . .  Japan 

Parker,  W.  Boyd Caledonia 

Patterson,  Henry  P Bermuda 

Pentelow,  Frederic  J Wallace 

Perry,  Wm.  C Mill  Village 

Phalen,  John North  Sydney 

Phillips,  William Middleton 

Plowman,  Ernest Student 

Porter-Shirley  C.  W Annapolis 

Prestwood,  John  W Wolfville 

Rackham,  W,  Henry Boylston 

Reynolds,  A.  R North  E.  Harbor 

Ritcey,  J.  Norman Mulgrave 

Rogers,  Alfred  S Sydney  Mines 

Ryan,  William  (Sup'd) Aylesford 

Ryan,  Wofford  M Halifax 

Scott,  David  B.  (Sup'd) Amherst 

Seller,  Joseph Yarmouth  North 

Seller,  Perley,  B.  L Student 

Sharp,  James Hebron 

Shepherdson,  John  W Leicester 

Sinden,  Charles  B Stellarton 

Smith,  R.  (Sup'd).. .  .Halifax  Centre 

Smith,  Jonathan  A River  Hebert 

Street,  Thomas Student 

Swallow,  C.  W.  (Sup'd).. Wentworth 

Swetnam,  Wm.  J Glace  Bay 

Thurlow,  Isaac  E Berwick 

Thomas,  Robert New  Aberdeen 

Tomkinson,  Harold Student 

Townsend,  H.  D Newport 

Tratt,  W.  R Port  Mouton 

Turner,  Wm.  R Stellarton 

Tuttle,  Alex.  S.  (Siip'd). . .  .Pugwash 

Tyler,  Chas.  M Londonderry 

Wallis,  Arthur  R Student 

Watts,  W.  Henry Bermuda 

Whitman,  George  W. . .  Petite  Riviere 

Wigle,  Hamilton Amherst 

Williams,  Robert Halifax 

Wright,  Wm.  J.  Middle  Musquodoboit 
Young,  George  M Halifax  Centre 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  AND  PRINCE 
EDWARD  ISLAND  CONFERENCE. 

Rev.  H.  Sprague,  M.A.,  D.D..Pres. 
Rev.  Matt.  R.  Knight,  B.A...  .Secy 
Rev.  D.R.  Ghow en, B. A.,  J' nal  Secy, 
Rev.  H.  C.  Rice,  B.A.,  Rev.  J.  Ed'rd 

Shanklin,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Assist.  Sees. 
Allen,  Jno.S.(S'Mj?'d)St. Andrews,  N  B 
Allen,Thos.(,S'«p'd)..Petitcodiac,  N  B 
Ayres,Geo.(S'.S^.Sf(ic.)Jacksonville,NB 

Batty,  James  L Moncton,  N  B 

Bell,  A.  C.  (S.T.B.). . .  Apohaqui,  N  B 
Bell,  Edward  C. . .  .Little  York,  P E I 
Berrie,  J.  C.  (CAair. ),.Marysville,  N  B 

Bertram,  Fredk.  T Student 

Brewer,  W.  W St.  John,  N  B 

Brown,  H.  A Cape  Wolfe,  P  E I 

Campbell,  O.  M.,  D.D.  (Sec.  of 

Can.  Bible  Society).  .St.  John,  N  B 
Champion,  Josiah  B.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

St.  John,  N  B 
Chapman,  A.  Eugene,  B.A. 

Bale  Verte,  N  B 
Chapman,  Douglas,  D.D.  (Sup'd) 

Amherst,  N  S 
Chowen,  D.  R.,  B.A.  (Jour.  Sec.) 

Nashwaak;  P  E I 
Clarke,  H.  J.  (Sup'd).  .London,  Eng. 
Colter,  J.  J.,  S.T.B.  (Sup'd) 

Fredericton,  N  B 

Costain,  John  T Student 

Creed,  Edwin  H Harcourt,  N  B 

Crisp,  James Dorchester,  N  B 

Crisp,  Robt.  S St.  Andrews,  N  B 

Crisp,  T.  Spencer Student 


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[1911 


Dawson,  Geo.  F.,  M.A.  (.Chair.) 

Chatham,  N  B 
Dawson,  John  L., -B.^. .  .Sussex,  NB 

Dean,  Walter  J Newcastle,  N  B 

Deinstadt,  T.  J St.  John,  N  B 

Duke,  J.  A.  (Sup'd). .  Hampton,  N  B 

Earle,  Gilbert Jerusalem 

Esty,  John  F Kingston 

Evans,E., Z>.i).(Sai>'d). Hampton,  N  B 

Fitzpatrick,  Percy  A Student 

Flanders,  C.  R.,  B.A.,  D.D. 

{Chair) St.  John,  N  B 

Flemington,  Charles.  Petitcodiac,  NB 

Gaetz,  Wilfred  F St.  John,  N  B 

Gough,  J.  Q.,{S.S.  S-ec) Granville, P  E I 

Gould,  Alfred  J Mt.  Allison 

Graham,  Chris Deer  Island,  N  B 

Gregg,  J.  Spicer,  fi.^.GrandLake.NB 
Hamilton,  Charles  W.. Salisbury,  N  B 
Harrison,  G.  (Sujj'd).  .Sawyerville,  Q 
Harrison,  H.,  B.A.  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Derby,  N  B 
Harri8on,W(Cftair.)Charlot't'wn,PEI 
Hartman,  B.  0.,B.A.  Montague, PEI 

Heanev,  J.,  B.A St.  John,  N  B 

Hennigar,  E.  C,  B.A.,  B.D. 

(Jfisa.)  Fukui,  Japan 
Hicks,  Thomas  {Fin.  Sec.) 

Point  de  Bute,  N  B 

Holmes,  F.  H.  W Mt.  Allison 

Howard,  S.,  B.A.,  BD.  {Chair.) 

St.  Stephen,  N  B 
Howe,  Jas.  W.,  jB.^  . . .  (ilftss. )  Japan 
Howie,  Isaac,  (.S'ttp'd).  .Shediao,  N  B 
Hudson,C.  K.(S.S.Sec.)St&nley,  N  B 

Ives,  John  A Andover,  N  B 

Jewett,  L.  H . ,  JS.  ^ Upper  Mills 

Johnson, H.  {Fin.  Scc.).Bedeque,  PEI 
Johnson,  W.  E.,fi.^.  .Margate,  PEI 

King,  John  K Welsf ord,  N  B 

Kirby,  Wm.  J Albert,  N  B 

Knight,  M.R.,  B.A.  {See.  of  Conf.) 

Bayfield,  N  B 
Lawson,  William St.  John,  N  B 


Leard,  Levi  J Bideford,  PEI 

Leard,  Willis  B Mt.  Allison 

LePage,A.E.(,Sttp'd). Woodstock,  N  B 
Littlejohn,  Francis  H . .  Lindsay,  N  B 

Lucas,  Aquila Saokville,  N  B 

McCuUy,  A.  D.,  jB.^.,  B.D. 

{S.S.  Sec.) Hillsboro',  P  E  I 

McDonald,  T.  A.  .In  hands  of  Supt. 

of  Missions. 
McLauchlan,  Neil,  B.A.  {Fin.  Sec.) 

Fredericton,  N  B 
McLeod,  Alex.  D.  {S.S.  Sec.) 

St.  James,  N  B 
Marr,  H.  D.,  B.A.  {Fin.  Sec.) 

St.  John,  N  B 
Marshall,  T. ,  {Supt.  of  Missions) 

Sackville,  N  B 

Miller,  Hugh Cornwall,  P  E  I 

Morris,  Geo Campbellton,  N  B 

Opie,  Richard St.  Davids 

Orman,  Geo Vernon  River,  PEI 

Parker,  Isaac  N.  {Sup'd).S\issex,  N  B 
Pascoe,  J.  {Sup'd). .  Petitcodiac,  N  B 

Patterson,  G.  S.,  B.A Mt.  Allison 

Pay8on,G.  B.(S'wp'd).Dartmouth,N  S 

Penna,  Henry Gagetown,  N  B 

Penna,  W.  {Fin.Sec).  .Milltown,  N  B 

Pepper,  W.  R Boiestown,  N  B 

Pepper, W.Rogers,  £.^. Keswick, N  B 
Peters,  Ovid  H . .  Petitcodiac  &  Elgin 

Pierce,  Henry,  B.A Centreville 

Pierce,  Thomas Richibucto,  N  B 

Pinkerton,J.  J Moncton,NB 

Ramsay,  Edmund.  ..Richmond,  N  B 

Rice,  H.  C,  B.A Hampton 

Rice,  JabezM.,J5.^.  (S.S.  Sec.) 

Bathurst,  N  B 
Rice,  S.  H.(,SMp'd)...LewisvilIe,  N  B 
Rogers,  Jabez  A.,  2). Z). Sackville,  NB 

Ross,  George  A Fairville,  PEI 

Rowlands,  Ernest Mt.  Allison 

Sellar,  Geo.  A . .  Murray  Harbor,  PEI 
Shanklin,  J.  E.,  if. ^.,J5.Z>.. Alma, N  B 


Slackford,  Elias  {Sup'd). 

Breadalbane,  PEI 

Somers,  Geo.  N Mt.  Allison 

Sprague,  Howard,  Af. 4.,  D.D. 
{Pres.  of  Conf.,  Dean  of  Fac. 

of  Theology) Sackville,  N  B 

Squires,  C.  W.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

St.  John,  N  B 
Stebbings,C.F.,  JB.^.Tabusintac,  NB 

Stebbings,  Thomas Gibson,  N  B 

Steel,  George Shediac,  N  B 

Stewart,  Charles,  D.D.  {Sup'd) 

Sackville,  N  B 
Strothard,  H.  S.  B.,M.A.,  B.D. 

Sunny  Brae,  N  B 
Strothard,  James  {Chair.) 

Summerside,  PEI 

Styles,  Ernest  E Pownal,  PEI 

Taylor,  Wilfred  F Mt.  Allison 

Teed,  S.  T.  {Sup'd). . . .  Moncton,  N  B 
Thomas,  H.  E. ,  Oharlottetown,  PEI 

Thomas,  Wallace  B Gaspe,  Q 

Thomson,  Wm.  A Tryon,  PEI 

Tilley,  Geo.  W.,  B.A Newtown 

Turner,  B.  W Bocabec,  N  B 

Turner,  E.  C.  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Florenceville,  N  B 

Wason,  L.  J Winsloe,  PEI 

Wass,  Wm Sheffield 

Watson,  W.  G.,  B.A.,  B.D.  {Prof,  of 

Old  Test.  Ex.) Sackville,  N  B 

Weddall,  R.  W.,  B.A.  (Chair.) 

Woodstock 
Weeks,  E.  S.,  J5.^.,  B.D. 

Mount  Stewart,  PEI 
Westmoreland,  E.  A..Alberton,  PEI 
Whiteside,  Arthur.. .  .Andover,  N  B 
Wightman,  F.  A.  (Fin.  Sec.) 

Souris,  PEI 
Wilson,  Robert,  Ph.D.  {Sup'd) 

St.  John,  N  B 

Young,  H.  S.,  B.A Springfield 

Young,  John  B Buctouche,  N  B 


MINISTERIAL  REGISTER— DISCIPLES  OF  CHRIST. 

President,  M.  N.  Stephens Toronto 

Vice-President,  C.  A.  Fleming Glencairn 

Recording  Secretary,  Rer.  Amos  Tovell Guelph 

Corresponding  Secretary,  Rev.  John  Munro Grand  Valley 

Treasurer,  John  McKinnon,  Esq Guelph 


Arnold,  W.  N Toronto 

Assiter,  G.  F Collingwood 

Bates,  T.  H Guelph 

Ballah,  R.  W St.  Thomas 

Beaman,  G.  H Montreal 

Hillsburgh 

Calkins,  Hugh Rodney 

Cadman,  W.  J Owen  Sound 

Charlton,  W.  G Hillsburg 

Chester,  A.  B Bridgeburg 

Cowan Toronto 

Donnelson,  C.  A Toronto 

Forrester,  Wm Toronto 


Fowler,  T.  L Poplar  Hill 

Walkerton 

Hayden,  B.  H London 

Hebden,  F.  C Bridgeburg 

Henderson,  A Hartf ell 

Lister,  C.  J Owen  Sound 

St.  Thomas 


Merritt,  John Keswick 

Merr j^  Ben j West  Lake 

Milligan,  D.  L Ridgetown 

Monroe,  W Aurora 

Munro,  John Grand  Valley 

Norton,  F.  W St.  Thomas 


Wychwood 

Reid,  T.  J 

Pardee.  C.  J Selkirk 

Sims,  G.  H Toronto 

Sinclair,  C St.  Thomas 

Stephens,  J.  D Winger 

Stevenson,  R.  W Toronto 

Swazze,  W.  H Welland 

Tovell,  Amos Guelph 

Bowmanville 

Wellsman,  G.  F.  C Everton 

Wheeler,  M Aylmer 


THE  CHRISTIAN  CHURCH  OF  ONTARIO. 


President— Rev.  W.  P,  Fletcher,  Drayton,  Ont. 

Vice-President— R&\.  W.  H,  Chidley,  Newmarket,  Ont. 

CTerfc— Elmer  Lick,  Oshawa,  Ont. 

Treasurer— R.  B.  Samells,  Oshawa,  Ont. 

Executive  Board— Ueva.  W.  P.  Fletcher,  B.A.,  and  W.  H. 


Chidley,  Elmer  Lick,  J.  N.  Dales,  M.A.,  H.  B.  Samells, 
S.  B.  Purdy,  Frank  Kelley. 
Christian  Vanguard— J.  N.  Dales,  M.A.,  513  Markham 
St.,  Toronto,  Ont.,  Editor;  C.  J.  St.  John,  Oakville, 
Ont.,  Publisher  and  Business  Mgr. 


Ordained  Ministers. 

Chidley,  W.  H Stoufifville,  Ont 

Fletcher,  W.  P.,  B.A..  Drayton,  Ont 

Fockler,  0.  E Toronto,  Ont 

Hainer,  O.  H Little  Britain,  Ont 


Hainer,  H.  M Toronto,  Ont 

Hall,  E.  C Oshawa,  Ont 

Holaday,  L.  D Swanson,  Sask 

Mercer,  A.  T Parma,  N.Y. 

Morton,  E Eddystone,  Ont 


Mostellar,  Silas Keswick,  Ont 

Percy,  W Stouffville,  Ont 

Prosser,  D Newmarket,  Ont 

Prosser,  J Castleton,  Ont 

Van  Normon,  D.  V ..  Stoufifville,  Ont 


RecM^YTCRIAN 
MURGhh- 


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IN  (ANAIDA 


'^.J^ndmws  (^ixh~loronto 


The  General  Assembly  will  meet  in  Knox  Church,  Ottawa,  on  the  first  Wednesday  of 
June,  1911,   at  8  o'clock  p.m. 

Oncers  1910-1911. 

Moderator— Kes.  John  Forrest,  B.D.,  LL.D  Halifax. 

CferAs— Rev.  Robert  Campbell,  D.D Montreal. 

Re\.  John  Somerville,  D.D Toronto. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  MIiNISTERS. 


Abraham,  H.  E.,  B.A Port  Hope 

Abraham,  J.,  D.D Whitby 

Abraham,  R.  H.,  Z).Sc Toronto 

Abrey,  J Granton 

Acheson,  S.,  M.A Broadview 

Adam,  W.  P Grenfell 

Adamson,  A.  S Go  van 

Aitchison,  W.  W Pincher  Creek 

Aitken,  Geo Roseland 

Aitken,  Wm Newcastle 

Akitt,  W Armstrong 

Allan,  D.  K Tongue  Creek 

Allan,  John  M. ,  3f.  J. . .  Bay  of  Islands 

Allan,  W.  F.,  B.D Innisfail 

Allen,  A Brantford 

Allen,  H.  H.,  JS.^ Englehart 

Allen,  J.  S 

Allen,  W.  J Penticton 

Allison,  W.  T.,  i»f.  4.,  B.Z).  Middle  field 

Alp,  W.  H Kearney 

Amaron,  C.  E,  2>.Z> Joliette 

Amps,  W.  A. ,  B.A Atwood 

Amos,  Walter Aurora 

Anderson,  D.,  B.A Burlington 

Anderson,  F.  J..Rutlam,  Cen.  India 

Anderson,  F.  W.,  M.A Toronto 

Anderson,  J,  M.A 

Anderson,  J.  D.,  £.4...Beauharnois 

Anderson,  J.  G Angus  Ridge 

Anderson,  J.  H.  A.,  B.D St.  John 

Anderson,  John Montreal 

Anderson,  ¥.W.,  B.A Ottawa 

Anderson,  R.S.,  M.A.,  jB.X>. Glasgow 

Andrews,  W.  H.,  M.A Toronto 

Annand,  E.  E.,  ^T.^ Plumas 

Annand,  J.,  D.D Santo,  N.  Heb 

Anthony,  J.,  M.A Agincourt 

Archibald,  A.  D.,  M.A Rexton 

Archibald,  A.  D.,  B.A Ponoka 

Archibald,  J Westmoore 

Archibald, W.  P.,  J5.Z).Spring8ide,NS 

Argo,  J Lobo 

Armstrong,  A.  E.,  M.A Toronto 

Armstrong,  W.  C,  PA.Z).  .Brocksden 

Armstrong.W.D., 3f. A, PA.D.,Z>  .D. 

Ottawa 

Arnold,  G.  W.,  B.D Guelph 

Arthur,  G.,  M.D Vegreville 

Ashcroft,  R Fairfax,  Man. 

Ashdown,  C.R.,  B.A.,  Ph.D., 

Byng  Inlet 

Atkinson,  G,  F.  N.,  B.A Tilbury 

Atkinson,  R Chesley 


B 

Atkinson,  W.  L Everett 

Austen,  James Semans 

Aylward,  R.,  B,A Fort  Frances 

Back,  W.  G Eglinton 

Bailey,  John,  M.A Camlachie 

Bailey,  R Rossburn,  Man. 

Baird,  A.  B.,  D.D Winnipeg 

Baird,  Frank,  M.A Sussex 

Ballantyne,  F.,  M.A London 

Ballantyne,  Geo Buxton 

Ballantyne,  Jas.  ,B.A.,D.D.,  Toronto 

Ballantyne,  W.  D.,  M.A Toronto 

Barber,  James,  M.A Embro 

Barbour,  Robert StoufiEville 

Barclay,  J;,  D.D.,  LL.D..  .Montreal 
Barker,  A.  H.,  5.^....Pt.  a  la  Garde 

Barnard,  A.  F.,  B.A Burk's  Falls 

Barnett,  J.  H.,  Ph.D Kintyre 

Battisby,  J.U.,  D.D Chatham 

Bayne,  E.S.,B.A....  Hillsboro,  N.S. 

Bayne,  Geo.  D.,  Ph.D 

Bayan,  Geo.  T Msose  Jaw 

Bearisto,  J.  K Amherst 

Beaton,  J.  M Cayley 

Beaton.  Laughlan Moose  Creek 

Beatt,  J.  H 

Beattie,  J.  A.,  B.A Miami,  Man 

Beattie,  W Miniota 

Beattie,  Wm Cobourg 

Beavis,  R.  B Outlook,  Sask. 

Becket,  John.  Toronto 

Beckett,  S.  E.,  J)f..4..Carberry,  Man 

Beckstedt,  I Lansdowne 

Bell,  A.  G.,  B.A 

Bell,  J.  R Laurel 

Bell,  J.  W.,  Jf.^ Toronto 

Bell,  T.  A.,  B.A Molesworth 

Bell,  W Abernethv 

Bell,  W.  D Finch 

Bennett,  Orr.  B.A Almonte 

Bennett,  J.  W.  C,  B.A Toronto 

Bennett,  Thos Montreal  West 

Bennett,  William Peterborough 

Berlis,  H.  A Victoria  Harbor 

Best,  D.  W Beaverton 

Bethune,  M.  N Desboro 

Beveridge,  R.  W Silver  Creek 

Beveridge,  T.,  B.A. ,  B.D.  .Deloraine 
Bieler,  Prof.  C,  jB.Z)..  .  .Westmount 

Binnie,  J.,  M.A.,  B.D Tweed 

Bitcon,  J.  G Maple  Creek 

Black,  B.  S.,  M.A Toronto 

Black,  James Hamilton 

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Black,  J.  A.,  B.A Massie 

Black,  J.  R Harwood 

Black,  W.  H.,  B.A Rocanville 

Black,  W.,B.A Ottawa 

Blair,  Archibald,  JB./l...Nassagaweya 
Blakely,  M.  D.  M.,  M.A..  .Pembroke 

Booth,  W.  J Hornby 

Borland,  J.  H.,  M.A Columbus 

Borthwick,  H.  J.,  M.A Morden 

Boudreau,  M.  F Merrick ville 

Boudreau,  P.,  B.A Quebec 

Bourgoin,  S.  H Port  au  Persil,  Q 

Bowman,  Archibald Ste.  Therese 

Bowman,  J.  A.,  M.A Winnipeg 

Boyd,  Andrew Port  Arthur 

Boyd,  Hunter Stanley 

Boyd,  J.  D.,  B.A Kingston 

Boyle,  A.M.,  B.A Kemble 

Bradley,  J.  A Blue  Rocks 

Bradley,  W.  A.,  B.A Berlin 

Bradshaw,  J.  E Tees 

Brandt,  E.  II Pte.  Aux  Trembles 

Bremner,  W.  A Ripley 

Bright,  Alf.,  B.A IngersoU 

Britton,  J.  W Oxford 

Broadfoot,  T.  A.,  B.D., 

Kongmoon,  China 

Brown,  A.  V.,  B.D Allandale 

Brown,  G.  A.,  -B.D Campbellford 

Brown,  H Wyevale 

Brown,  J.  A.,  B.A Fergus 

Brown,  John,  B.A Tillsonburg 

Brown,  J.  R.,  B.A Carstairs 

Brown,  Thos.  C,  M.A Toronto 

Brown,  W.Q.,B.D Red  Deer 

Brownell,  J.  H Port  Elgin 

Bruce,  Geo.,  D.D Toronto 

Bruce,  J.  H.,  B.A.,  Chang  Te  Fu, 

Honan 
Bruce,  W.  T.,  31.  D.,  Bible  Hill,  Truro 

Bruneau,  J.  P Montreal 

Brunton,  J.  N Danville 

Bryan,  A.  C,  B.D Nanton 

Bryce,  Geo.,  D.D.  LL.D, .  .Winnipeg 
Bryden,  G.W..  B.A.  .Mistawasis,  Sask 

Brydon,  R.,  B.A Powassan 

Brydon,  W.  W Lethbridge 

Buchanan,  D.  M.,  B.A Jarvis 

Buchanan,  J.,  M.D 

Buchanan,  James,  M.A Dundalk 

Budge,  A.  L.,  M.A Hanover 

Burch,  A.  L.,  B.A Orangeville 

Burgess,  D.  H 


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CLERGY — PRESBYTERIAN. 


[1911 


Burkholder,  J Bradford 

Burnett,  J.,  B.A Dorchester 

Burns,  Harry,  B.A Florence 

Burns,  J.  A.  S Elkhorn 

Burns,  S.  S.,  B.A 

Burns,  W.  F Salt  Springs 

Burrows,  And.,  D.D. Hamilton,  Ber. 

Burton,  Wm.,  B.A Vancouver 

Byers,  R.  P.,  M.A Mardaumin 

Byrnes,  J.T>.,  B.A.,  JS.D. North  Bay 
Byron,  M.  W 

C 

Cairns,  J.  A.,  M.A 

Oalder,  J.  A.  G Montreal 

Calder,  J.,  B.D St.  Peter's 

Calder,  W.  C Revelstoke 

Caldwell,  J.  A.,  B.A. 

Pilot  Mound,  Man. 

Caldwell,  J.  S.,  B.A Woodlands 

Caldwell,  J.  S Hawkesbury 

Cameron,  Alex New  Glasgow 

Cameron,  A.  C,  B.A Port  Perry 

Cameron,  A.  E.,  B.A Melrose 

Camerpn,  A.  G Brockville 

Cameron,  A.  H  Keremeos 

Cameron,  Duncan Oakville 

Cameron,  D.  G Mount  Albert 

Cameron,  Hugh,  B.A Morrisburg 

Cameron,  J.  H.,  B.A Hillcrest 

Cameron,  J.  J Raymond 

Cameron,  J.  M. ,  M.A Hamilton 

Cameron,  J.  W.,  B.A Carluke 

Cameron,  R.  F Georgetown 

Cameron,  W.  M Vancouver 

Camp,  A.  E.,  i3.^.  .SaultSte.  Marie  W 

Campbell,  A.,  B.A Marsden 

Campbell,  A. H.,jB. 4.,  L.  Stewiacke 

Campbell,  A.  U.,  B.A Bothwell 

Campbell,  C.  A Hartney 

Campbell,  C.  D..,  B.D 

Campbell,  D.,  B.A Armstrong 

Campbell,  D.  L.,  B.D..  ..Moorefield 
Campbell,  G.  D.,  B.A. .  .Ch&lk  River 

Campbell,  Isaac,  Ph.D Lucan 

Campbell,  J.,  PhD Victoria 

Campbell,  J.  F.,  D.D . .  Rutlam,  India 

Campbell,  J.  L.,  JS.Z> St.  Davids 

Campbell,  M Gabarus,  N.S. 

Campbell,  M. G.,M.A.  Wapella, Sask. 

Campbell,  N.,  Jf. A Oro  Station 

Campbell,  N.  A .Inwood 

Campbell,  R.,  D.D Montreal 

Campbell,  R.  J Grandview 

Campbell,  W.  A.,  M.A Stevenson 

Carmichael,  H.,  B,X>.  ..Richmond,  Q 

Carmichael,  James,  D.D Strange 

Carmichael,  J.  A.,  D.D Winnipeg 

Carmichael,  J Dugald 

Carpenter,  W Kelwood 

Carr,  W.  N Cookstown 

Carriere,  S.  A.  ...   Grand  Bend 

Carruthera,  James Halifax,  N  S 

Carson,  G.  S.,J5.J^ 

Carswell,  David Seaforth 

Carswell.  James Winnipeg 

Caven,  Wm Manitou 

Chalmers,  Wm Bowden 

Chambers,  Robt.,  D.D Turkey 

Chestnut,  E.  B Greenridge,  Man 

Cheyne,  J.  Gordon Claude 

Chilton,  Frank Lemberg 

Chisholm,  J.,  B.A Montreal 

Christie,  David,  B.D  Winnipeg 

Christie,  Geo.  A.,  M.A HaUfax 

Christy,  D.  Wallace Toronto 

Churchill,  A.  W Holland 

Clackson,  R.  A Cartwright 

Clare,  F.  A.,  B.D Welwyn 

Clark,  H.  M.,  £.^..Weihwei,  Honan 

Clark,  J.  A.,  B.A Calgary 

Clark,  J.  Knox,  B.A .  .Glenboro,  Man 

Clark,  W.  J.,  D.D Westmount 

Clark,  Wylie  C,  B.D Quebec 

Clarke,  D.  McD  ,  B.A Chipman 

Olaxton,  J.  A.,  B.D Cochrane 


Clay,  W.l,.,B.A Victoria 

Cliff,  H.  W.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

N.  Lunenburg 

Clugston,  J.  F.,  B.A Gobies 

Coburn,  D Upper  Musquodoboit 

Coburn,  D.  N Smith's  Falls 

Cochrane,  R.  B.,  M.A Woodstock 

Cock.  D.  G.,  M.A Mhow,  India 

Cockburn,  R.  T.,  PA. B.Southampton 
Coffin,  F.J. ,  Ph.D., 

San  Fernando,  Trinidad 

Coffin,  F.  S.,  B.A Harbor  Grace 

Coffin,  J.  R North  Portal,  Sask 

Coffin,  B,.L.,B.A  .  Middle  Stewiacke 
Collins,  R.  W.,B.A..  .Mount  Tolmie 
Colquhoun,  J.  G.  i?.J..Millerton,  NB 

Colter,  A.  T Oakville 

Conn,  James  U.,  M.A. .  .Cannington 

Connery,  D.  G.  S 

Conrad,  W.W.,M.A Shelburne 

Cooper,  W,  B,  3f.A Toronto 

Cooper,  Wm.,  B.A Mt.  Forest 

Corbett,  T Redvers 

Cormack,  James,  B.A Ottawa 

Connie,  J.  A.,  JS.^.  .Oak  Lake,  Man. 

Cote,  J.  E 

Court,  T.  C Welwood 

Courtney,  J.  H .McGregor 

Cowan,  Hugh,  B.D Chatham 

Cowan,  J.  J.,  B.A Clanwilliam 

Craig,  D.  J Bristol 

Craig,  H Forrester's  Falls 

Craig,  M.  P Delhi 

Craig,  R.  J Depot  Harbor 

Craigie,  James  R.,  M.A Toronto 

Oraise,  A New  Dominion,  P  E  I 

Cramm,  W.  H,,jB.^.,  B. Z> . Manotiok 
Cranston,  J.  A.,  M.A. .  .Fort  William 
Cranston,  R.  A.,  B.A. ..  Palmerston 

Cranston,  W.  T Tempo 

Craw,  A.  W.,  B,^ Bracebridge 

Craw,  G.  I Thornton 

Craw,  R.  W.,B.A Fergus 

Craw,  W.W.,  Ph.D Creemore 

Crawford,  J.,  B.A 

Crawford,  J.  W.  M.,  B.^. .  .Windsor 

Crawford,  W.  F Buckingham 

Crombie,  George  L'Orignal 

Crombie,  W.  T.  B.,  B.Z>. .  Athelstane 
Cropper,  J .  B. , Better  Hope, Demerara 

Crowdis,  C.  J.,  M.A Durham 

Crozier,  Hugh Guelph 

Crozier,  H.  G Hamiota 

Cruchon,  C.  F Angers 

Cruikshank,  W.  R.,  B.  4 .  Westmount 
Cumberland,  James,  M.A. .. .. Stella 

Gumming,  R Westville,  N  S 

Cumming,  T.,  D.D Stellarton 

Cumming,  W.  B.,  B.A Saskatoon 

Cunningham,  J.  D.,  M.A..  .Welland 
Cunningham,  Simon . .  Manitowaning 
Cunningham,  W.  G.,  B.^.. Stellarton 
Currie,  A.  M.,  M.A., 

Union  Seminary,  N.Y. 

Currie,  Archibald,  M.A Sonya 

Currie,  D.  H.,  B.J^ Omemee 

Currie,  D.,  B.D Perth 

Currie,  Donald Mount  Forest 

Currie,  E.  C Richmond  Hill 

Currie,  H. ,  B.A Thedford 

Currie,  John Belmont 

Currie,  J.  W.,  B.Z> Blenheim 

Currie,  L.  H. ,  B.^ Forest 

Currie,  P.  W Balinafad 


Dallas,  A.  ;yi Arrowhead 

Daly,  C.  H.,  B.A Almonte 

Danbj',  Mark Mar 

Davey,  Frank Hopeville 

Davey,  F.  E Langdon 

Davey,  J Unity 

Davidson,  D.  J.,  B.J. India 

Davidson,  John Blackheath 

Davidson,  J.  S.,  B.  J Shoal  Lake 

Davidson,  Roland Elmsdale,  N  S 


Davidson,  Thos.,  M.A Varna 

Davidson,  T.  R Indian  Brook 

Davis,  J.  II.,  M.A 

Dawson,  Alex.,  M.A Toronto 

Dawson,  Wm.,  B.D Trusholme 

Demaree,  V.  B.,  B.A Manor 

Denoon,  A.  H.,  B.D Antigonish 

Dewar,  Wm Toronto 

Dewey,  F.  M.,  D.D Montreal 

Dey,  W.  J.,  M.A Simcoe 

Dickey,  R.  M Toronto 

Dickie,  A.  B Sackville 

Dickie,  Gordon,  M.A..^t.  John,  N  B 

Dickie,  H.,  D.D Chatham 

Dickie,  R.  W.,  B.A Montreal 

Dickson,  Jas.  A.  R.,  Ph.D Gait 

Dickson,  J.  M Duart 

Dix,  David  S.,  Ph.D Dartmouth 

Dix,  Geo.  M Port  Colborne 

Dobbin,  John  S Braeside 

Dobson,  A.  B Fordwich 

Dobson,  J.  R.,  B.D Montreal 

Dodds,  T.  F Kenora 

Dodds,  Thos.,  M.A Lucas ville 

Dodds,  W.  C,  B.A Rockwood 

Donaghy,  Mr Rephinstone 

Donnell,  J.  A.,  M.A Haileybury 

Doudiet,  Chas.  A Westmount 

Douglas,  3.,  M.A 

Douglas,  J.  F Dryden 

Douglas,  J.  M.,  M.D 

Douglas,  J.  R.,  B.A Milford 

Douglas,  R.  J.,  B.A Chilliwack 

Dovey,  Joseph Nokomis 

Dow,  J.  A.,  M.A Rossland 

Drinnan,  R Rosseau 

Drumm,  A.  H Belleville 

Drummond,  D.  R.,  B.D.. .  Hamilton 
Duclos,  J.  E.,  B.A ...'.... Edmonton 

Duclos,  R.  P Montreal 

Duncan,  A.  E Bancroft 

Duncan,  G.  P Port  Credit 

Duncan,  J.  G Salmon  Arm 

Duncan,  John  M.,  D.D Toronto 

Duncan,  J.  S Lucknow 

Duncan,  Peter  M Colborne 

Duncan,  W.  A 

Duncanson,  R Kongmoon,  China 

Dunn,  A.,  ilf. J.,  B.Z>..  .Indore,  India 

Dunn,  Alex New  Westminster 

Dunn,  G.  M Ridgetown 

Dustan,  John  F Halifax 

Du  Val,  F.  B.,  D.D Winnipeg 

E 

Eadie,  John Atlantic  Highlands 

Eadie,  Robert Ottawa 

Eakin,  Thos.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. .  .Toronto 

Eastman,  S.H.,  B.A Meaford 

Edgar,  J.  D.,  Ph.B St.  Jacobs 

Edington,  A Blytheswood 

Edmison,  Geo.  A.,  B.A Brandon 

Edminson,  Henry,  M.A Toronto 

Edmison,  J.  H.,  B.A Kincardine 

Elliott,  J.  J.,  B.A Midland 

Ellison,  D,  T Ayr 

Ellison,  W.  T Alliston 

Elmhurst,  T.  R Ashcroft 

Esler,  A Calgary 


Fairlie,  John Kingston 

Falconer,  A.,  D.D Halifax 

Falconer,  J.  P.,  B.A Rodney 

Falconer,  James  W.,  B.D Halifax 

Farquharson,  J.,  D.D Winnipeg 

Farquharson,  Wm.,  B.D.  . .  .Durham 

Farrer,  W.  H Tynehead 

Faryon,  G.  W.,  B.A Belmont 

Fasken,  Geo.  R.,  B.A Toronto 

Fee,  S.  McL.,  B.A Newdale 

Fee,  W.  M.,  M.A Dunnville 

Feir,  H.,  B.A Russell 

Ferguson,  A.,  M.A West  Bay 

Ferguson,  0.  A.,  B.A . .  Vankleek  Hill 


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Ferguson,  Geo.  D.,  5, J...  .Kingston 

Ferguson,  J.  A.,  B.A Belgrave 

Ferguson,  J.  D.,  B.A Monkton 

Ferguson,  J.  J.,  B.A Gore  Bay 

Ferguson,  J.  T.,  M.A Nelson 

Findlay,  David,  B.A Ottawa 

Findlay,  Geo.  H Haney 

Findlay,  W.  B Toronto 

Findlay,  Wm.  L.,  B.A Selkirk 

Fisher,  A.  F.,  B. A.,  B.D.  .l>(orth^ort 

Fisher,  Geo Vancouver 

Fisher,  J.  M.,  B.A Maymont 

Fisher,  Peter Davidson,  Sask 

Fisher,  R.  G...Suddi,  British  Guiana 
Fisher,  S.  W.,  B.A . .  West  FJamboro 

Fitzpatrick,  Alf.,  B.A Toronto 

Fitzpatrick,  James,  B.A., 

West  New  Annan,  N  S 

Fleck,  James,  D.D 

Fleming,  D.,  B.A Dauphin 

Fleming,  J.  Dick,  D.D..  .  .Winnipeg 

Fleming,  Peter Vancouver 

Fleming,  W Westbourne 

Fletcher,  Colin,  Jf.Jl  ..Thames  Road 

Fletcher,  D.  H.,  D.Z) Hamilton 

Fletcher,  John Abernethy 

Florence,  E.  W Rayville,  Pa 

Floyd,  M.  P Melita 

Foote,  James Queenhill 

Foote,  W.  R.,  5.X>.  ..Wonsan,  Korea 
Ferbes,  A.,  B.D.  Saskatchewan  Lake 

Forbes,  G.^.,  B.A New  Glasgow 

Forbes,  J.  A 

Forbes,  J.  A Glace  Bay 

Forbes,  T.  R Canmore 

Forbes,  Wm.,  £.J.....Tatamagouche 
Forrest,  John,  D.D.,  LL.D.  .Halifax 

Forster,  J.  C,  B.A Blackstock 

Fortune,  W.  G.  W.,  B.^...Red  Deer 

Foster,  A.  H.,  jB.Z) Maitland 

Fotheringham,  John Victoria 

Fotheringham,  F.  F.,  D.D. .  .Orland 
Fotheringham,  R.  H. ,  ^.  Z) .  Pettapiece 
Fowler,  Jas.,  M.A.,  LL.D.  Kingston 
Fowler,  W.  J.,  fi.Z). , L.  Mosquodoboit 

Fowlie,  A.  J.,  B.A Waubashene 

Fowlie,  Robert Erin 

Frame,  D.  A.,  M.A Lunenburg 

Frampton,  T.  0  Theodore 

Eraser,  A Moffat 

Fraser,  A.  D Middleville 

Eraser,  A.  J.  H.,  5.^ St.  Croix 

Fraser,  A.  L.,  J5.Z>.. .  .Great  Village 

Fraser,  D.,  B.A Bass  River 

Fraser,  Prof.  D.  J.,D.D.,LL.D., 

Montreal 
Fraser,  D.  Stiles,  B.A...  .Port  Hood 

Fraser,  Hector,  B.A 

Fraser,  B.C.,  M.A Grand  Falls 

Fraser,  H.  J Loggieville 

Fraser,  H.  W.,  D.D Vancouver 

Fraser,  James,  B.A Cushing 

Fraser,  John Loch  Lomond 

Fraser,  J.  B.,  M.D Annan 

Eraser,  J.R.,  if.A Uxbridge 

Fraser,  J.  W.,  M.A Pictou 

Fraser,  L Melfort 

Fraser,  R.  D.,  D.D Toronto 

Fraser,  S.  A San  Fernando,  Trin. 

Fraser,  T.,  B.D...  Portage  la  Prairie 

Fraser,  W.  JA.,  B.Sc 

Frazer,  James Sheho 

Frizzell,  J.  R.,  B.A Winnipeg 

Frizzell,  W.,  Ph.B California 

Fulton,  M.  S Stellarton 

FuUerton,    T.  F Oharlottetown 

G 

Galbraith,  W.  S Leitche's  Creek 

Gallagher,  W Lion's  Head 

Gallowav,  John Foxboro 

Gallup,  E.G.,  B.A Saskatoon 

Gamble,  Robert,  B.A Wakefield 

Gaudier,  Alfred,  D.D .Toronto 

Qandier,  Jos Newburgh 

Gardner,  P.  F Hanbury 


Gardner,  G.  S Yarmouth 

Garrioch,  John 

Garside,  R Alameda 

Gauld,  W Formosa,  Japan 

Geddes,  W.  H Ailsa  Craig 

Geggie,  A.  L Toronto 

Gibson,  L.  B..  B.D.St.  Stephen,  N  B 
Gilbert,  F.  O.,  ilf.D. . .  .Rolling  River 
Gilchrist,  J.  R.,  B.A.  . . Collingwood 
Gillam,  James  A.,  Jtf.4.Wilmer,B.C. 

Gillam,  J.J).,  M.A N.  Vancouver 

Gillespie,  A.  F.,B.A.,  Tantallon,  Sask 

Gillies,  John Springton 

Gillis,  D.M.,  Ph.D Glace  Bay 

Gilmore,  Geo Fingal 

Gilmore,  F.  W.,  B.A., 

Penetanguishene 
Gilmour,  R.  H,,  B.A...  New  Denver 

Gilray,  Alex.,  D.D Toronto 

Gintop,  G.  W Duncan's 

Girdwood.Wm.,  ilf.J^. Prince  William 

Glassford.  R.  J.  M Guelph 

Glassford,  T.  S.,  B.A  Alberni 

Glover,  B.,  B.A Estevan 

Glover,  T.  J.,  B.A Deseronto 

Goforth,  J Chang  Te  Fu,  Honan 

Gold,  W.  E Toflield 

Gollan,  K.  A Dunvegan 

Goodwill,  T.  W.,  B.A Cobden 

Goodwillie,  J.  M.,  M.A Vernon 

Gordon,  A.  M.,  B.D Lethbridge 

Gordon,C.W.,  D.Z>.,  iyL.D. Winnipeg 

Gordon,  D,  h.,B.A Russell 

Gordon, D.M.,  D.Z).,L//. D.Kingston 

Gordon,  G.  L New  Glasgow 

Gordon,  Jas.  M.,  B.A.,  J5.Z). .Maple 

Gordon,  J.  S.,  B.A Victoria 

Gordon,  Prof.  A.  R.,  D.  Litt, 

Westmount 

Gosling,  L.  E Penhold 

Gourlay,  J.  J.  L Edgerton 

Govan,  Arpad,  B.A Williamstown 

Gracey,  Henry Gananoque 

Graeb,  S.  C Toronto 

Graham,  A.,  B.A Parkhill 

Graham,  A,  A.,  M.A..St.  John,  N  B 

Graham,  H.  S Madoo 

Graham,  John  H.,  B.A Avon  ton 

Graham,  William Winnipeg 

Grant,  Alex Whycocomagh  N  S 

Grant,  A.  S.,  D.D 

Grant,  D.  K.,  i»f.^...  Hamilton,  Ber. 

Grant,  G.,  M.A Orillia 

Grant,  G.  A.,  B.A Lehave 

Grant,  H.  R.,B.^.New Glasgow,  N  S 

Grant,  H.  R. ,  B.  ^ Fernie,  B  C 

Grant,  J.  P Maple  Creek 

Grant,  K.  J.,  D.D Halifax 

Gratz,  H.  G.,  B.D Sunnyslope 

Gray,  Andrew Murray  Harbor  W 

Gray,  J.,  D.D Toronto 

Gray,  J.,  M.A.,  D.D Orillia 

Gray,  S.  H.,fi.J. Dundas 

Green,  W.  J.,  JS.^ Brookfield 

Greenlees,  Joseph  A Sydney 

Greer,  Jas Lipton 

Gregory,  A.  R.,  B.A Toronto 

Greig,  J.  G Cumberland 

Grierson,  R.,  M.D.Song  Chin,  Korea 
Griffith,  Jno,  B.A  .  .Chang  Te  Fu,  H. 

Gunn,  H.  G.,  B.A ...Winnipeg 

Guthrie,  J.  W 

Guy,  W.  A.,  B.A.,  B.D Regina 

H 

Hackney,  G.  A 

Haddow,  R.,  B.D Toronto 

Haig,  A.  McD.,  B.A West  Lome 

Haig,  W.  M Millbank 

Hall,  John  T Swansea 

Hall,  J.  R.,  M.A Sarnia 

Hall,  R.  F.,  B.A Neepawa 

Hamilton,  A..  B.A Boissevain 

Hamilton,  A.  M. ,  Jf .  ^ . .  Winterbourne 

Hamilton,  D.  A.,  B.A Toronto 

Hamilton,  Gavin Cowley 


Hamilton,  Hugh,  B.D Kildonan 

Hamilton,  J Glenarvon 

Hamilton,  J.,  B.A Goderich 

Hamilton,  J.  B.,M.A Dundas 

Hamilton,  R.M.,  B.A Toronto 

Hamilton,  Wm Alix 

Hamiltoi),  W.  T Ardrossan 

Hanley,  R.  A Elbow 

Hanna,  R.  M Lenore 

Hanna,  W.G.,  B.A Toronto 

Hannahson,  A.  E.,  B.A . .  .Thorndale 
Harcourt,J.R.,S.^.Mhow,Cen.India 

Hardie,  J.  S Lochalsh 

Hardy,  C.  A.,B.D...  .Flatlands,  N  B 

Hare,  A.  W.,  B.A Arkona 

Harkness,  R.,  Ph.D.,  J5.^.  Corn  wall 

Harper,  F.  S.,  B.D Barrie 

Harris,  F.W.K.,  B.A Hamilton 

Hart,Tho8.,  D.D Winnipeg 

Hartley,  F.J.,B.D Roland 

Hastie,  Jas Sawyerville 

Hastie,  J.J  Ladner 

Haughton,  C,  B.A Hemmingford 

Hawley,  John Marshfield 

Hay,  John,  B.D Renfrew 

Hay,  R.  J.,  B.A Norwood 

Hay,  W.,M.D LakeMetrantic 

Hay,  W.  M.,  B.A Ottawa  S. 

Hedley,  J.li.,B.A Wilcox 

Heeney,  T.  F.,  B.A Neepawa 

Heine,  G.  G.,  B.A Montreal 

Henderson,  Alex Ashton 

Henderson,  A.,  M.A Sintaluta 

Henderson,  A London,  Ont. 

Flenderson,  D.,  B.Sc.. Chatham,  NB 
Henderson,  J.  S. . .  New  Westminster 

Henderson,  M Ashcroft 

Henderson,  P.,  M.A Claresholm 

Henry,  E.  A.,  B.A Vancouver 

Henry,  J.K.,  B.A Tamworth 

Henry,  M.  G Upper  Canard 

Herbison,  R.,  B.A Toronto 

Herd,  E.  E.,  B.A Medicine  Hat 

Herdman,  A.  W.  K Kelowna 

Heron,  R.  B Regina 

Herridge,  W.T.,  D.D Ottawa 

Hewitt,  W.  J Holton 

Hill,  A.  M.,  Ph.D Yarmouth 

Hillocks,  S.B.,  B.A Calgary 

Hobman,  J.  G La  Riviere 

Hodges,  D.  H.,  B.A Admaston 

Hodges,  J.,  B.A. Oshawa 

Hogg,  J.  E Southampton 

Hogg,  John,  D.D Winnipeg 

Hollinshead,  James Hartney 

Hood,  A Forrest 

Hood,  James Summerland 

Home,  E.  B.,  M.A Watford 

Home,  H.  R.,  B.A.,  LL.B. .  .Toronto 

Hosie,  J Salisbury 

Hunter,  A.  J.,  M.D Teulon,  Man 

Hunter,  Jos Seaforth 

Hunter,  R.  C Montreal 

Hunter,  R.  C Asquith 

Hunter,  R.  F.,  B.A.,  B.D. . .  .Carlyle 
Hyde,  Richard Regina 


Inglis,  F.,  M.D Telegraph  Creek 

Inkster,  John  G.,  B.A London 

Innis,  Bryce Morse 

Ireland,  G.  D.,  B.^ Woodstock 

Irving,  T.F.,  B.A Shubenacadie 

Iverach,  D.,  B.D Springfield 

J 

Jack,  Geo Wilkie 

Jack,  T.  C,  D.D North  Sydney 

Jackson,  John Bienfait 

Jacobs,  D.  H \Vinnipeg 

Jaffray,  J.  A.,  B.A 

James,  David Vancouver 

James,  J.  A 

Jamieson,  S.  D Thornbury 

Jamieson,  W.J.,  Ph.D., 

Princestown,  Trinidad 
Jarvis,  J.  H Rainy  River 


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Jennings,  W.  H.,  M.A Bergen 

Jewitt.  T.  J.,  B.A Kingston 

Jobb,  F.  L Acadia  Mines 

Johnson,  E.  W.,  B.A .  .Gilbert  Plains 

Johnston,  Daniel Vanneck 

Johnston,  G.  L.,  B.A North  Bay 

Johnston,  John Lynedoch 

Johnson,  J.  R.,  B.A Preston 

Johnston,  R.,  B.A Halifax 

Johnston,  W Shallow  Lake 

Johnston,  Wm Roundthwaite 

Johnston,  Wm Millbrook 

Johnston,  W.  H.,  B.^... Chesterfield 

Johnston,  W.  R Toronto 

Johnstone,  David Waskada 

Johnstone,  Thos River  John 

Joliat,  H St.  Hyacinthe 

Jones,  J.  P.,  iff. -4 Winnipeg 

Jordan,  L.  H.,B.D Germany 

Jordan,  W.  G.,  D.D Kingston 

Justice,  A.  C,  B.A Brantford 

K 

Kalem,  H.  T.,  B.A Muldoon 

Kannawin,W.M.,£.^.,5.i).Strathr'y 

Kay,  John,  M.A Stratford 

Kay,  J.  R.,B.A Tara 

Kay,  W.  M Eberts 

Keith,  H.  J.,  B. D.,i»f. 4.  ..Peterboro 

Keith,  Neil  D.,  B.D Red  Deer 

Kellock,  D.,  Ph.D. .  .Kinnear's  Mills 
Kellock,  J.  M.,  ilf.^.  ..Cypress  River 

Kelso,  Donald Wallaoetown 

Kemlo,  Alex.,  B.A Durban 

Kendell,  G Dromore 

Kenmure,  Alex Vancouver 

Kennedy,  John Calgary 

Kent,  H.  A.,  M.A Halifax 

Kerr,  A.S.,B.A Belleville 

Kerr,  F.  W Prince  Rupert 

Ketchen,  H.  B..  M.A Hamilton 

Kidd,  C.  E.,  5.D Union  Bay 

Kilpatrick,  T.  B.,  D.D Toronto 

King,  J.  L Roblin 

King,  R.  A.,B.D India 

Kinnear,  G.  F.,  B.A Montreal 

Kippen,  A.  H Harrington 

Kirk,  Andrew Winnipeg  Beach 

Kirk,  J.  H Dalhousie,  N  B 

Kirker,  E.  A.,  B  .4.McLellan's  Brook 

Knott,  Percy  A Tugaske 

Knowies,  Robert 

Knowles,  R.  E.,  B.A Gait 

Knox,  W.  J.,  M.A Pembroke 

Konkle,  H.  N Sonya 

Kovachy,  Louis  E... Winnipeg,  Man. 

L 

Laidlaw,  R.  S.,  5.-4 Brandon 

Laing,  A.  A.,  5.^.  ..Fort  Qu'Appelle 

Laing,  Jas Holmfield 

Laing,  Robert,  M.A Halifax 

Laird,  Alex.,  B.A Kingston 

Laird,  Robert Kingston 

Laird,  Robert,  M.A Kingston 

Lane,  W.  P.,  B.A Bond  Head 

Lang,  David,  B.D St.  John,  N  B 

Lang,  G.  R Vegreville 

Lang,  — Passburg 

Langill,  P.  F.,  B.A Carp 

Langille,  O.  W.,  B.A Wawanesa 

Lantrow,  D Glen  vale 

Larkin,  F.  H.,  B.A Seaforth 

Laverie,  J.  A.,  B.A Kilsyth 

Law,  Robert,  D.D Toronto 

Lawrence,  James Mount  Royal 

Lawrence,  S Morriston 

Lay  ton,  Jacob Oakfield 

Layton,R.B.,£.J.SanFernando,Trin 

Leckie,  N.  M.,  £.2) Kirkwall 

Ledingham,  A.  P.  .  ..Neemuch, India 
Ledingham,  R.  B.,  J5..4  ..Windthorst 

Lee,  Arch.,  B.A St.  Elmo 

Lee,  Edward Lower  Fort  Garry 


Lee,  1I.S.,B.A Apple  Hill 

Lee,  W.  D Waterloo 

Leishman,  J Fleming 

Leitch,  H.  D Yorkton 

Leitch,  J.  A Prairie  Rose 

Leitch,  M.  L Goodlands 

Leith,  M.  J Balgonie 

Lemon,  J.  H.,  B.A Walter's  Falls 

Leslie,  Alex.,  M.A Elm  wood 

Leslie,  A.  H Stavely 

Leslie,  R.  S. ,  B.A Weyburn 

Lindsay,  J Kin  tore 

Lindsay,  M.,  M.A.,B.D . .  Arkona 

Lindsay,  N.,  B.A Dresden 

Lindsay,  Peter Toronto 

Linton,  A.  R.,  B.D Puce 

Little,  A Battleford 

Little,  G.  A.,  B.A Kenora 

Little,  G.  0 Paisley 

Little,  J.,  B.A Ottawa 

Little,  John Holstein 

Little,  J.  W.,  B.D Elgin 

Lochead,  John,  M.A Westmount 

Lochead,  J.  S London 

Lockhart,  Geo. ,  B.A Alexander 

Logan,  A.,  B.D Wiarton 

Logan,  A.  P Bedford 

Logan.  J.  A.,  M.A Vancouver 

Logie,  E.  S Sudbury 

Lord,  C.S,  B.D Fenelon  Falls 

Lougheed,  G.  E.,  B.A Stonewall 

Love,  A.  T.,  B.A Quebec 

[jowry,  C.  H Hagersville 

Lowry,  J.  W.  S Fitzroy  Harbor 

Lundie,  S.,B.A Phoenix 

Lundy,  R.  A   Walton 

I jyle,  Samuel.  D.D Hamilton 

Lynn.  J.  E.,M.A Berlin 


Mackie,  John,  D.D Kingston 

Madill,  J.  C Cedar  Cottage 

Magill,  R.,  Ph.D Halifax 

Mahaflfy,  A. ,  B.A Calgary 

Mahaffy,  F.  W Parry  Sound 

Mahon,  A.  W.,  B.D.  ..  .St.  Andrews 
Main,  C.  O.,  i»f.^...Cranbrook,  BC 
Malcolm,  C.  A.,  ilf. J. Richard's  L'dg 

Malcolm,  James Dutton 

Malcolm,  J.  F Poland 

Mann,  A.  J.,  B.A Woodville 

Mann,  J.  R.,  B.A Auburn 

Manonkian,  S.  B.,  M.A.,B.D. 

Erzroum,  Turkey 

Manson.  A.  L Arden 

Marsh,  D.  B.,  F.R.A.S.,  D.Sc, 

Springville 
Marshall,  B.U.,  B.A  .... Didsbury 
Marshall,  D.  H.,  M.A.. .  .St.  George 

Martin,  D.^.,  B.A Bolton 

Martin,  J.  C Asia  Minor 

Martin,  R.,  B.D Stratford 

Martin,  S.  T.,  M.A Streetsrille 

Martin,  W.  A.  J Brantford 

Martin,  W.  M.,  B.D London 

Mason,  E Crystal  City 

Mason,  Geo Dunbar,  O 

Mason,  W.  A.,  B.A Port  Hill 

Matheson,  A Fernton 

Matheson,  D.  M Lion's  Head 

Matheson,  F.,  B.A Embro 

Matheson,  Hugh.LL.^.Caledon  East 
Matheson,  J.  A.,  J/.^.,5.Z).Priceville 
Matheson,  John,  £.A.Summerstown 

Matheson.  Peter Kinloss 

Maxwell,  F.  J Brantford 

May,  W.  A.,  B.A Douglas,  Man 

Meek,  J.  G.,  B.A Noel 

Meikle,  Wm Areola 

Melvin,  M.  G.,  B.A Revelstoke 

Menancon,  J.  E Ste.  Louise 

Menthorne,  J.  J., B. A., B.D.  Rosthern 

Menzies,  A.  D..  B.A Moose  Jaw 

Menzies,  J.,  M.D Hwai  King  Fu 

Menzies,  T Sandwick 


Mercer,  W.  C Singhampton 

Michael,  H Broughton 

Millar,  D.  D Sperling 

Miller.  G. ,  B.A Alberton 

Miller,  J.  A.,  B.A Toronto 

Millar,  J.  F Banflt 

Millar,  J.  H.,  B.A Agassiz 

Millar,  J.  L.,  fi.^.  ...Port,  la  Prairie 

Millar,  J.M..,B.D Strathcona 

Millar,  J.R.,  B.A Bass  River 

Millar,  W.  M.,  B.A Delia 

Millard,  D.  B.,  i»f.^ Ellisboro 

Miller,  Alex.  E Lake  Ainslie 

Miller,  Fred.,  B.A Swan  River 

Miller,  Ferguson,  B.A Banff 

Miller,  F.  O.,  B.A Uxbridge 

Miller,  G.E.,  B.A Toronto 

Miller,  G.  W.,  JS.^. Clyde  River,  N  S 

Miller,  Hugh,  M.A Hopewell 

Miller,  J.  M White  Lake 

MiUioan,  Wm Gait 

Milligan,  G.  M. ,  2).  D. ,  LX.  D .  Toronto 
Milligan,  Geo.  S.,  M.A.  ..Flesherton 

Milne,  George Banks 

Milne,  J.  W.  H.,  B.A Ottawa 

Mitchell,  A.  E.,  M.A Hamilton 

Mitchell,  C.  E.  A Calgary 

Mitchell,  Geo.  S Oxford 

Mitchell,  J.W.,M.A Maynooth 

Mitchell,  T.  A Lachute,  Q 

Mitchell,  T.  H.,  B.D London 

Mitchener,  A.  E Callander 

Moffatt,  Andrew Poplar  Point 

Moffatt,  W London 

Mogee,  A Vancouver 

Moir,  J.  A.,  LL.B Barrie  Hill 

Monds,  J.  J.,  B.A...  Carleton  Place 
Montgomery,  J.  A.,  B.A  ..  .Montreal 
Montgomery,  J.  H.,B^.,2).X>.Sombra 

Moore,  C,  B.A Winnipeg 

Moore,  J.,  B.A Springbank 

Moore,  Wm.,  D.D Ottawa,  O 

Moore,  Wm.,  B.A Pickering 

Moore,  W.8.,  M.A Prince  Albert 

Morash,  A.  V.,  ^.^.Lansdowne  Stn. 

Morden,  D.  N.,  B.A  St.  Mary's 

Morin,  Jos.  L.,  M.A Montreal,  Q 

Morin,  Wm..  B.A Mimico 

Morison,  D.  W.,  D.  D. .  .Ormstown,  Q 

Morison,  W.  T   Bordeaux 

Morris,  W.  M Orangeville 

Morrison,  Allan Kirkhill 

Morrison,  J.  F Kamsack 

Morrison,  J.  G Lashburn 

Morrison,  Neil 

Morrison,  W.  A South  Mountain 

Morrow,  J.  D Toronto 

Morrow^,  J.  W.,  XZ/. 5.. Medicine  Hat 

Morton,  A.  S St.  John 

Morton,  H.  H.,  Jf.^ Tunapuna 

Morton,  John,  D.D Tunapuna 

Mousseau,  G.  C St.  Sophie 

Mowatt,  A.  J.,  D.D Montreal.  Q 

Mowat,  John Freswick,  Scotland 

Mowat,  J.  A.,  B.A. . .  .Hwai  King  Fu 

Mowatt,  E.E.,  B.A Red  Bank 

Moyer,  S.  H St.  Helen's 

Muir,  George Gainsboro 

Muir,  G.  G Cupar 

Muir,  J.,  M.A Grimsby 

Muir,  V.T>.,  B.A Leeds  Village 

Muldrew,  J.S.,  B.A .Winnipeg 

Mullen.  James  B Flora 

Munroe,  C,  B.A Hopewell 

Munro,  C,  H.,  M.D Ethelbert 

Munro,  Donald Winnipeg 

Munro,  Gustavus St.  David's 

Munro,  Gustavus,  D.D Arva 

Munro,  J.  R.,  B.D Taber 

Munro,  M.  F.,  B.A.,  B.2>.  Saskatoon 

Munro,  Wm St.  Lambert 

Munroe,  Hugh,  B.A . . .  Bowmanville 

Munro,  J.  E.,  B.A Oakville 

Murchie,  R.  W.,  M.A Morris 

Murdock,  W.  C,  B.D Beulah 


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Murray,  A Eokeby 

Murray,  F.W.,  B.A Glassville 

Murray,  George 

Marray,  Jas.,  B.A Toronto 

Murray,  John New  London,  P  E  I 

Murray,  J.  L.,  M.A.,  Bangalore,  India 
Murray,  J.  L.,  M.A.,  D.D.Kincardine 

Murray,  R Earltown 

Murray,  R.  P Mount  Stewart 

Murray,  S.  C,  D.D....  Port  Arthur 

Murray,  T.  M Coleman,  Alta 

Mustard,  J.  A Toronto 

Myers,  C.  A.,  M.A Edmonton 

Mylne,  Solomon Holy  wood,  Gal. 

Mac 

MacAlister,  J.  M.,  B.A.  .Russeltown 

MacArthur,  D.  O.,  B.D Iroquois 

MacArthur,  Malcolm Bendale 

MacArthur,  S.  J.,  B.D Newcastle 

Maccallum,  A. .  St.  Anne  de  Prescott 
MacCallum,  W.  B.  .Little  Cascapedia 

MacCuaig,  W.  W Montreal 

MacDiarmid,  H.  J Wemyss 

Macdonald,  A.,  B.A Truro 

Macdonald,  D.  A.,  5.^. Fort  William 

Macdonald,  D.  B St.  Catharines 

Macdonald,  D.  D.,  B.A Keen 

MacDonald,  J.  A,,  B.A . . Ramsay ville 

Macdonald,  J.  A Toronto 

MacDonald,  K.  J.,  B.D Montreal 

Macdonald,  P.  M.,  M.A Toronto 

Macdonald,  R.  A.,  M.A. 

McKenzie  Corner 
Macdonald,  S.  J.,  B.A  .  .King's  Head 

Macdonald,  Willard Orland 

MacDonald,  W.,  B.A.,E.  River, 

St.  Mary's 

Macdonald,  W Fredericton,  N  B 

Macdonnell,  Logic,  M.A Vernon 

Macdougall,  J.,  B.A.. .  .Spencerville 

Macfarlane,  A.  H Franktown,  0 

MacFarlane,  J.  A.,  B.D Levis,  Q 

Macfarland,  J.  F.,  B.A Hull,  Q 

MacGillivray,  Alex Toronto 

MacGillivray,  A.Il.,B.A...  .Weston 
MacGillivray,  D.,  B.A  .  .Cumberland 

MacGillivray,  J,  M Aylmer 

MacGillivray,  M.,  D.D Kingston 

MacGlashen,  J.  A.,  5. D., Bridgeport 

MacGregor,  Alex.,  B.A Tuxford 

MacGregor,  D.C.,  B.A Orillia 

Macintosh,  CD.,  M.A. .  .River  John 

MacKay,  Chas Darlingford 

Mackay,  Donald,  B.A Cowal 

MacKay,  Hector,  B.A London  Jet 

MacKay,  J.  R Tabusintac 

MacKay,  R.  P., D.D Toronto 

MacKay,  Wm.  M Milton 

MacKay,  Wm Vancouver 

MacKay,  W.  A Wick 

MacKean,  G.  R Toney  Mills,  N  S 

MacKenzie,  A.  F Oakland 

MacKenzie,  C.  N Bruce  Mines 

MacKenzie,  D.,  B.A 

Mackenzie,  D Wood  Islands 

Mackenzie,  John Lake  Megantic 

MacKenzie,  J.  A.,  B.A .Thorburn 

MacKenzie,  J.  W.,  D.D. 

Efate,  New  Heb. 

Mackenzie,  R Stornoway 

Mackenzie,  W.  T.,  'B.A..  .Scotstown 

Mackinnon,  C,  D.D Halifax 

MacKinnon,  D Elmsdale 

MacKinnon,  M.  A.,  M.A Halifax 

MacLaren,  D.,  B.A.. Toronto 

MacLaren,  N Woodlands 

MacLean,  A.,  D.D Eureka 

MacLean,  H.  K Onslow 

MacLean,  Jas.,  D.D Eglinton 

Maclean,  J.  W Whycocomagh 

MacLean,  J.  A.,  B.A...' Mahone 

MacLean,  J.  M.,  B.A Chatham 

MacLean,  L.  B.,  M.A Pictou 

Maclean,  W.  A.,  B.A Winnipeg 

MacLennan,  D.  H.,  3f..4..Massawippi 


MacLennan,  G.  A.,  B.A. 

Chateauguay  Basin 

Macleod,  A.  B.,  B.D Truro 

Macleod,  A.  M.,  B.A Clifton 

MacLeod,  Geo.  B.,  M.A Toronto 

MacLeod,  J.  C Port  Hastings 

MacLeod,  J.  R Three  Rivers 

Macleod,  J.  W Belwood 

MacLeod,  N.  A.,  B.D Brockville 

MacLeod,  M Marsboro' 

Macleod,  P.  A.,  D.D Truro 

MacLeod,  T.  G Grand  Forks 

MacMillan,  Alex Mimico 

MacMillan,  J.  W.,  D.D Halifax 

MacNab,  Robert,  B.A Kenmore 

MacNairn,  W.  W.,  ilf.^ . . . .  Westville 

MacNeill,  L.  G.,  M.A 

MacOdrum,  J).,  B.A Moncton 

Macpherson,  H.  A Toronto 

Macpherson,  H.  H.,  M.^..Glenallen 
MacPherson,  M.  J.,  B.D. 

Harvey  Station,  N  B 
MacPherson,  R.  J.,  B.A. 

Marble  Mountain,  N  S 
MacPherson,  R.  J.,  B.D..  .Winnipeg 

MacRae,  Colin Springhill,  N  S 

MacRae,  D Victoria 

Macrae,  W.  L Golden,  B  C 

Mac  Vicar,  J.  H.,  D.D.  .New  Glasgow 
MacWilliams,  A,,  fi.^., Calgary,  Alta 

Mc 

McAdie,  James Schreiber 

McAfee,  T Indian  Head 

McAllister,  J.  R.,  B.A 

McAlpine,  John Toronto 

McAulay,  A.,  B.A Rock  Bay 

McBeth,  R.  G.,  M.A Paris 

McCain,  G.  L.,  M.A Middleton 

McCaskill,  J.  J., B.A...  St.  John,  N  B 

McCIenahan,  R.,  B.A 

McClintock,  D.  T Brantford 

McClung,  John,  B.A Eldorado 

McColl,  Duncan,  B.A Toronto 

McColl,  E.  C.  W.,  D.^.  .Port  Moody 

McConnell,  J.  A.,  B.D Roslin 

McConnell,  J.  A Norwich 

McConnell,  Wm Toronto 

McCoy,  Jos.,  M.A Victoria 

McCord,  T High  Bluflf 

McCracken,  H.  R Brantford 

McCrae,  D.  L.,  Ph.D.  .'Wilton  Grove 

McCrae,  J.,  B.A Metz 

McCulloch,  H.,  ^.D.Oak  River,  Man 

McCulloch,  J.  L Brookholm 

McCullough,  R Innerkip 

McCullough,  T.  D.,  M.^ . .  Harriston 

McCurdy,  E.  A.,  D.D Halifax 

McCurdy,  J.  F.,  B.A .  .Upper  Canard 
McCusker,S.F,  JS^.St.L.deGonzague 

McDerment,  R.,  M.A Alvinston 

McDermid,  R.  C Stayner 

McDiarmid,  C.,B.A Mission  City 

McDonald,  A.,  B.A Napanee 

McDonald,  A.  D Lament 

McDonald,  D.,B.D Grand  River 

McDonald,  D.,  Ph.D 

McDonald,  E Leaskdale 

McDonald,  1.  H.,  Ph.D Walkers 

McDonald,  J.,  B.A Latchford 

McDonald,  J.  U.,  B.A.. .  Waterdown 

McDonald,  K.,  M.D Kincardine 

McDonald,  R.  J Cobalt 

McDonald,  W.,  B.D Lanark 

McDonald,  W.  T>.,  B.A.. . Waldemar 

McEachern,  P.  M Dover  Centre 

McEachern,  R Whitechurch 

McFadyen,  A.  L.,  B.A...  Dunbarton 

McFarlane,  Alex Winnipeg 

McFarlane,  J.  D . .  Margaree  Harbour 

McFarlane,  John Kincardine 

McGillivray,  A,  J.,  M.A..  Vancouver 

McGillivray,  J.  D Springville 

McGillivray,  N.  H Cornwall 

McGlashen.  J.  A.,  B.D. . .  Bridgeport 

McGowan.  D.  M.,  B.A Paynton 

McGregor,  A.  F.,  M.A Niagara 


McGregor,  G.,  B.D Aylmer  East 

McHattie,  J.  H Montrose 

Mcllraith,  J.  S.,  B.A. .  .Balderson,  O 

Mcllroy,  James Toronto 

Mcllroy,  W.  A.,  B.A Ottawa 

Mclnnis,  F.  A 

Mclnnes,  J.,  B.A Harrowsmith 

Maclnnis,  J Thamesville 

Mcintosh,  A.  D.,  M.A. 

Upper  Kennetcook,  N  S 
Mcintosh,  A.  T., B.D.  ...Whitewater 

Mcintosh,  A.  W Saskatoon 

Mcintosh,  C.C.,B.A Baddeck 

Mcintosh,  F.  li.,M.A Sidney 

Mcintosh,  J.,  B.D.Whitney  Pier,  N  S 

Mcintosh,  J.  W..  M.A Mitchell 

Mcintosh,  M.  H.,  B.D...N.  Bedeque 

Mcintosh,  W.  R.,  B.D Elora 

Mclntyre,  A.D.,BA Weybum 

Mclntyre,  D.  C,  P/i.  A...  Beams  ville 

Mclntyre,  R Bridgeburg 

Mclvor,  D.,  B.D La  Riviere 

Mclvor,  J.  G.,  D.D Okotoks 

McKav,  A.  L.,  B.^.,  B.D..  ..Wallace 

McKay,  D.  M.,  B.A Carman 

McKay,  E.  W Smith's  Falls 

McKay,  Geo Kincardine 

McKay,  G.  J.,  M.A Elmvale 

McKay,  H.,  D.D Whitewood 

McKay,  H.  B Halifax 

McKay,J.McG 

McKay,  Jas.,  B.A Westmount 

McKay,  Jas.  S.,  B.^.Neemuch,  India 

McKay,  John Elphinestone 

McKay,  John,  D.D Vancouver 

McKay,  J.  G Provost 

McKay,  M.  S.,  B.^ Highfield 

McKay,  N.  T.  C Keady 

McKay,  R.,  B.A.,  B.D Maxville 

McKay,  R.  Q Rosedale,  B  C 

McKay,  R.  Q.,  M.A Cromarty 

McKay,  Wm.  M 

McKay,  W.M.,  B.A Harriston 

McKean,  J.  A.,  B.A. 

Musquodoboit  Harbour 
McKechnie,  J.  G.,  B.^. Swift  Current 

McKee,  M.  D Grand  Forks 

McKee,  Thos Barrie 

McKeen,  J.  A.,  B.A Orono 

McKellar,  H Midnapore,  Alta 

McKenzie,  A.,  B.D Douglas 

McKenzie,  A Leaville 

McKenzie,  A.,  M.A. 

Georgetown,  British  Guiana 
McKenzie,  A.  D.,  B.D. 

Georgetown,  Demerara 
McKenzie, D.  A.,  B.A..S.  Monaghan 

McKenzie,  E Sintaluta 

McKenzie,  John,  B.D 

McKenzie,  J.  A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Shelburne 
McKenzie,  J.  W.,  B.^.Midgell.  P  E  I 

McKenzie,  M.  A Red  Deer 

McKenzie,  W.  A.,  D.D Westport 

McKeracher,  D.  A., B.A  .Gravenhurst 

McKerracher,  W.  M Montrose 

McKerroll,  D.  T.  M..  B.^ .  W.  Toronto 

McKinley,  Wm Bar  River 

McKinnon,  A.  D Waterville 

McKinnon,  A.  G.,  B.D Lachine 

McKinnon,  D.H., B.D.  New  Aberdeen 
McKinnon,  H.  L.  ,B.D..  Sydney  Mines 

McKinnon,  J.,  B.D Louisburg 

McKinnon,  J.,  M.A.,B.D.  .Pinkerton 

McKinnon,  M.,  B.A Woodbridge 

McKnight,  R.,  B.^ Minto 

McLachlan.  D.  N Winnipeg 

McLachlan,  T.,  B.^ Hamilton 

McLachlin,  A.  G.,  B.A Wellesley 

McLaren,  A.,  M.A Medicine  Hat 

McLaren,  Alex Hamilton 

McLaren,  E.  D.,  D.D Toronto 

McLaren,  John Ottawa 

McLaren,  J.  B Binscarth 

McLaren,  J.  F.,  D.D Rocklyn 

McLaren,  J.  M Saltcoats 

McLaren,  P.  J.,  B.A Shakespeare 


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McLaren,  W.  W,,  J5.^..  ..Birtle,  Man 
McLaren,  W.  W.,  M.A.,  B.D. 

Tokyo,  Japan 

McLean,  A Baldur 

McLean,  Arch.,  D.D Goderich 

McLean,  D Charlottetown 

McLean,  D.  A Riplej^ 

McLean,  D.  J.,  B.A Arnprior 

McLean,  Hugh,  M.A.  .Matawatchan 

McLean  J.  A Elmside 

McLean,  J.  B.,  B.D Huntingdon 

McLean,  L Churchi 


McLean,  1,.  k.,  B.A. 

McLean,  R.  J , 

McLean,  S.,  B.A  

McLean,  W.  l.,M.A.... 
McLellan,  J.  A.,  M.A... 

McLennan,  A.  M 

McLennan,  D.  D 

McLennan,  F.  A 

McLennan,  Geo.  B.,  B.D 


.St.  John 
....  Landis 
.  Moose  Jaw 
..Waubuno 
..South  Gut 

Islay 

..Red  Deer 
. . . Lucknow 
.  Huntsville 

McLennan,  K.,  Ph.D Tiverton 

McLeod,  A.  A.,  M.A. ..liOdk.  Katrine 

McLeod,  A.  B Souris,  P  E  I 

McLeod,  k.K.,  B.A Brighton 

McLeod,  D.  B.,  M.A Kinross 

McLeod,  D.  D.,  D.D Barrie 

McLeod,  D.  M.,  B.A Blakeney 

McLeod,  J.  B.,J5.^.,£.D.Martintown 

McLeod,  J.  M.,  M.A New  Mills 

McLeod,  J.  M Vancouver 

McLeod,  K.  C,  B.A Cararose 

McLeod,  M.  N Dundas 

McLeod,  Wm Hampton 

McLeod,  Wm.  G.,M.A.... Port  Elgin 

McMillan,  A Marion  Bridge 

McMillan,  Arch,,  B.A Nesbit 

McMillan,  D.  F 

McMillan,  Donald.. Sydney  Mines,  NS 

McMillan,  G,  B.A Kentville 

McMillan,  J 

McMillan,  John,  D.D Halifax 

McMillan,  J.  S Belmore 

McMillan,  R.,  B.D Balcarres 

McMullan,A.J.,fi,^.McDonald'sCor's 
McMuUen,  W.  T.,  D.D..  .Woodstock 

McNabb,  A.,  M.A Underwood 

McNabb,  P Trail 

MoNair,  J.,  D.D Petrolia 

McNally,  W Pictou 

McNamara,  J.  W.,B.D Drayton 

McNaughton,  A Port  Hope 

McNeil,  J Baddeck  Forks 

McNeil,  J Blairmore 

McNeill,  A.  J Murray  River 

McNichel,  Wm.,  M.A Thessalon 

McNichol,  John,  B.A Toronto 

McPhail,  D.  G.,  B.A Cayuga 

McPhail,  Wm.  D.,  B.A 

McPhee,  S.  D.,B.A Avonmore 

MoPherson,  li.,B.A Travelling 

MoPherson,  W Cheverie 

McQuaig,  H.D.,  B.A  .  ..Tottenham 

McQuarrie,  H Toronto 

McQuarrie,  J.  P Valetta 

McQuarrie,  W.  J.,  5.J..  .Yellowgrass 
McQueen,  D.  G.,  D.D. . .  .Edmonton 

McQueen,  E Gould 

McQueen,  N Whitney  Pier 

McRae,  D.^ B.A. Ham  Heung,  Korea 

McRae,  D.  A.,  B.A Cloverdale 

McRae,  D,  B- Oranbrook 

McRae,  D.  N.,  B.D Glace  Bay 

McRae,  F.,  M.A Burnside 

McRae,  P.  K Little  Narrows 

McRae,  W.  W.,  B.A Carron 

McRobbie,  G.  G.,  D.Sc Tansley 

McRobbie,  John Petrolea 

McTaggart,  A Winnipeer,  Man 

McTaggart,  W.  A..  J5.^ Toronto 

MoTavish,  Alex.,  J5.  J. .Oakland,  Man 
McTavish,  D.,  D.Sc.  M.A.  Toronto 
McTavish,  W.  S.,  B.D.,  Ph.D. 

Kingston 

Mc Vicar,  A.,  B.A Jarratt 

McWhinney,  Wm Kamsack 


N 

Nairn,  R Kenora 

Naismith,  Peter Condie 

Nattress,  Tlios.,  B.A, . .  Amherstburg 

Neil,  John,  D.D Toronto 

Neilly,  A,  E.,  B.A Verschoyle 

Neilsoun,  John G.T.P.  Camps 

Nichol,  F.  O Delaware 

Nichol,  P.  E London 

Nichol,  Walter,  M.A St.  Mary's 

Nichol,  Walter  L.,  B.A Dutton 

Nicholson,  D.  J.,  B.4., Reserve  Mines 

Nicholson,  J. C,  J5.D Sherbrooke 

Nicholson,  J.  W.  A.,  M.A.  .Inverness 

Nicol,  C.  W Ottawa 

Nicol;  J.  M.,  B.D Wiarton 

Nicol,  Peter Demorestville 

Niven,  W Eden,  Man. 

Nixon,  S.  O Winnipeg 

Nixon,  T.,  Ph.D London 

Noble,  W.  T 

North,  W.  C Elm  Creek 

Nugent,  A.,  M.D.  .Ujjain,Oen.  India 


O'Brien,  J.  R Macoun 

Oliver,  D Moosomin 

Oswald,  P.  D Sapperton 

Oswald,  Thos Fort  Langley 

Overend,  F.  C.   Sutton 

Oxley.  ^.S.,B.A Westmount 


Paddon,  C.  N Stoughton 

Panton,  E.  W Radisson 

Parker,  L.  W Truro 

Parsons,  H.  M.,  D.  D Toronto 

Pate,  John Lancaster 

Paterson,  A.,  M.D Quebec 

Paterson,  D.,  D.D Lachute 

Paterson,  J.  J Sarnia 

Paton,  Thos Merriton 

Patrick,  Wm.,  D.D Winnipeg 

Patterson.  James Montreal 

Patterson,  Wm.,  B.-4..Lumsden,  Sask 

Paulin,  H.  M.,  B.A Woodstock 

Paulin,  Jas.  B.,  B.A Hamilton 

Peacof'.k,  T.  R.,  B.A...  .Central  Park 

Peacock,  W Scotch  Ridge 

Peattie,  Wm Toronto 

Peck,  W.  W.,  LL.B Arnprior 

Peckover,  H Toronto 

Peckover,  T.  C Sidney 

Pelletier,  E.  D 

Penman,  J.  W 

Perrie,  D Wingliam 

Perrin,  Louis,  B.A Wroxeter 

Perry,  E.  G.,  PA.D Winnipeg 

Pettigrew,  Robt.,  M.A..  Glenmorris 

Phalen,  R.  M.,  B.A Markdale 

Pickup,  H.n.,  B.A Toronto 

Pickup,  S.  H.,  M.A Toronto 

Pidgeon,  E.  L St.  Thomas 

Pidgeon,  G.  C, D.D Vancouver 

Piercy,  A.  F Watson 

Pitblado,  0.  B.,  D.D Winnipeg 

Pocock,  C.  E.  A.,  B.A Lyn 

Pogue,  Robert Peterboro 

Polley,  J.  F.,  B.D.,  Ph.D. . .  .Eureka 

Pollock,  R.  C Treherne 

Pollok,  Allan,  D.D.,  LL.D. .  .Halifax 

Poison,  Samuel Winnipeg 

Potter,  Jas.  G.,  B.A Montreal 

Pow,  R.  E Field 

Power,  R.  J.,  M.A Halifax 

Pringle,  George,  B.A Hunker 

Pringle,  G.  C Kincardine 

Pringle,  John,  D.D Sydney 

Pritchard,  H.  J.,  B.A Gait 

Pritchard,  Thos.  W .Dumas 

Prittie,  W.  T.,  B.A Copper  Cliff 

PuUar,  James Winnipeg 

Purdv,  V.M.,  B.D Sherbrooke 

Purvis.  W.W.,  B.A Rosthern 


R 


Ottawa 

Amherst 

New  Glasgow 
St.  Catharines 


Radford,  J Chippewa 

Rae,  Frank,  M.A Unionville 

Rainnie,  W.  W Milltown 

Ralston,  J.  O Pendennis 

Ramsay,  D,  C,  M.A. .  .New  Liskeard 
Ramsay,  D.  M.,  D.D. 
Ramsay,  E.  Il.,B.D. 
Ramsay,  J.  A.,B.A.. 
Ratclifife,  J.  H.,D.D 

Rattee,  E.  J.,  B.A Princetown 

Rattray,  J.,  B.A Eganville 

Rayson,  C.  A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Blind  River 

Read,  H.  R.,  B.D St.  John  West 

Redden,  J.  A. .   Severn  Bridge 

Reede,  H.  W.,  i»f.^ Kilburnie 

Reeves,  A.  C,  B.A Moose  Jaw 

Reid,  A.  D Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Reid,  Allan  S.,  B.D Rockburn 

Reid,  D.  McK.,  B.D Milestone 

Reid,  J.  E.,  B.A Toronto 

Reid,  J.  G.,  B.A. .  .New  Westminster 

Reid,  J.  G Alma 

Reid,  W.,  M.A.,  B.D Brigden 

Reid,  W.  M Haney 

Reikie,  T.  T.,  B.A Leduc 

Reith,  Peter N.  Pelham 

Rennie,  A.,  B.A Gleichen 

Rennie,  John Sarnia 

Rey,  Jean  S Namur,  Q 

Rice,  Wm Ashburn 

Richardson,  W,  G.,  B.A Arthur 

Riddell,  Alex Rosebank 

Rintoul,  A Mac  Cue 

Ritchie,  David Francis,  Sask 

Rivard,  A.  F Duclos,  Que 

Robb,  A.  F.,  3f.^..Song  Chin,  Korea 

Robb,  E.  G 

Robertson,  A Plantagenet 

Robertson,  A.,  D.D Toronto 

Robertson,  D Stettler,  Aha 

Robertson,  D.  M.,  B.A Strabane 

Robertson,  G.  C Rose  Bay 

Robertson,  H,  A.,  D.D. 

Erromanga,  B.W.I. 

Robertson,  H.  J.,B.A Winnipeg 

Robertson,  John Napan,  N  B 

Robertson,  J.,  M.A Port  Dover 

Robertson,  J.C.,B.D Toronto 

Robertson,  J.  D.,  3f.  .4.,  D.Sc.  Toronto 

Robertson,  J.  R Nanaimo 

Robertson,  W. ,  M.A Dundas 

Robertson,  W.  J.  F Ladysmith 

Robinson,  Frank Toronto 

Robinson,  J.  W Craik,  Sask. 

Robinson,  S.  B..,  B.A Caledon 

Robinson,  T.  R.,  Ph  D Toronto 

Robson,  A 

Rodger,  T.  A Owen  Sound 

Rogers,  A.,  B.A Amherst 

Rogers,  Thos.  U.,  B.A Toronto 

Rohold,  S.  B Toronto 

Rollins,  James London 

Rondeau,  S.  P Gravelburg 

Rosborough,  J Prince  William 

Rose,  Geo.  W.,  B.A Alton 

Ross,  Alex.,  M.A 

Ross,  Arthur,  M.A White  Horse 

Ross,  A.  R.,  B.D Korea 

Ross,  A.  S. ,  i?.^ Montreal  West 

Ross,  Donald.,  D.D Kingston 

Ross,  D.  C,  B.A Trenton,  N  S 

Ross,  D.  K.,B.A Barney's  River 

Ross,  G.  E.,B.D Charlottetown 

Ross,  G.  M.,  B.A...liwsii  Kingfu,  H. 

Ross,  Hugh,  B.A Qneensville 

Ross,  H.  C,  D.D Toronto 

Ross,  H.  C,  D.D. .  .St.  Andrews  East 

Ross,  James,  B.A Peterboro 

Ross,  James,  D.D London 

Ross,  James St.  John 

Ross,  J.,  B.A Wyoming 

Ross,  John,  D.D Port  Dalhousie 

Ross,  John  S Nechaco  Valley 


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Ross,  R Langenburg 

Ross,  R.  W.,M.^ Halifax 

Koss,  Walter Grand  Coulee 

Ross,  Wm.,  B.A Vancouver 

Ross,  W.  A.,  M.A Scotsburn 

Rothney,  W.  O.,  B.D Richmond 

Rowand,  W.  L.  H., B.A..Ft.  William 

Rowat,  Andrew St.  Lambert 

Roxburgh,  F.  D.,  M.A Olds 

Rumball,  M.  G,  B.A Morden 

Russell,  A.,  B.D Lauder 

Russell,  F.  H.,  B.A Dhar,  India 

Russell,  James Wolseley 

Russell,  John Oxbow 

Russell,  S.  B Hamilton 

Russell,  W.G.,  B.A India 

Rutherford,  C.  M Dungannon 


Sadler,  Thos.  A.,  B.A Cardinal 

Sarkissian,  S.  H Woodburn 

Sawers.  E.  H Brucefleld 

Scott,  Alex.  A.,M.A.  .Carleton  PI.,  O 

Scott,  Alex.  H.,  M.A Perth,  0 

Scott,  D.  J Pense 

Scott,  Eph.,  D.D Montreal 

Scott,  E.  F.,  M.A Kingston 

Scott,  G.  S Mohawk 

Scott,  John  B Detroit,  U.S. A 

Scott,  J.  F Port  Stanley 

Scott,  J.  McP.,  B.A Toronto 

Scott,  P.  E.,  B.A Manitou 

Scott,  R.  G..  B.A Wakaw 

Scott,  R.  S Hillsburg 

Scott,  T.B.,  B.J. ,  M.D., 

Manepay,  Ceylon 

Scott,  T.  R.,  B.A Hartney 

Scrimgeour,  J.,  M.A  .  .San  Fernando, 

Trinidad 

Scrimger,  J.,  D.D.  (Prin.). Montreal 

Sedgwick,  T,,  D.D Tatamagouche 

Sedgwick,  W.  H.,  B.A Hamilton 

Sellar,  J.  F Lanigan 

Seylaz,  E.  F Hull 

Sharp,  John,  M.A New  Liskeard 

Sharp,  ^.¥.,  M.A. ,  B.D Exeter 

Shaver,  J.  A Picton 

Shaw,  Neil,  B.A Egmondville 

Sharrard,  J.  A.,  M.A. 

Indore,  Central  India 

Shearer,  J.  G.,  D.D Toronto 

Shearer,  T.  R.,  B.A Camlachie 

Shearer,  W.  K.,  B.A Drumbo 

Shelley,  C.  W Valleyfield 

Shepherd,  A Midhurst 

Shepherd,  A.  W Markdale 

Shortt,  J.  S.,  B.A Calgary 

Sieveright,  J.,  M.A Toronto 

Simons,  Wm Vermilion,  Alta 

Simpson,  Allan Kaslo 

Simpson,  F.  C Douglastown 

Simpson,  J.  L Laskey 

Simpson,  J.  L Weston 

Simpson,  R Penhold 

Sincennes,  J.  B Arundel 

Sinclair,  A.  G.,  Ph.D Winnipeg 

Sinclair,  Jas Bridgeville 

Sinclair,  N.  R.  D.,  iff.^.,  B.D., 

MacLennan 
Sinclair,  R,  C.  H.,  B.A . . .  Richmond 
Sinclair,  R.  G. . .  Tyne  Valley,  P  E  I 

Sinclair,  R.H.C.yB.A Inverness 

Sinclair,  P.  F.,  B.A Toronto 

Skea,  A.  Millar Halbrite 

Skene,  J Baltimore 

Slimmon,  Jas.  A. . .  Hwai  King  Fu,  H. 

Small,  J.L.,  B.A Blyth 

Smith,  A.  A.,  B.A.. .  .Valley  Station 

Smith,  A.  W.,  M.A Fillmore 

Smith,  B.  M Clanbrassil 

Smith,  David Conn 

Smith,  D.  F.,  JS.^. ..Neemuch,  India 
Smith,  E.,  D.D.,  Middle 

Musquodoboit 

Smith,  Edwin,  M.A Halifax 

^mith,  E.  F.  McL.,  B.A Hensall 

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Smith,  F Bradford 

Smith,  J.  F.,  M.D Comber 

Smith,  J.  E.,  B.A.,  B.D Menie 

Smith,  G.H.,D.D....  St.  Catharines 

Smith,  John London 

Smith,  N Toronto 

Smith,  R.  D Drinkwater 

Smith,  T.,  B.A Morningside 

Smith,  W.  G Bobcaygeon 

Smith,  W.  H.,  Ph.D Fredericton 

Smith,  W.  H Thorold 

Solandt,  D.  M.,  B.D Winnipeg 

Somerville,  John,  D.D Toronto 

Somerville,  R.  J Toronto 

Spear,  D.,  B.A Dominion  City 

Spencer,  W.  H.,  B.A . . .  Union  North 

Spooner,  W.  P Carievale 

St.  Aubin,  T.  S Montreal 

St.  Germain,  P.  E. .  .St.  Scholastique 
Stavert,  R.  H.,  3f.^..Harcourt,  N  B 

Steele,  J.,  B.D Bryson 

Steele,  S.  G Glenarm 

Stenliouse,  J.,  B.Sc,  If. D. .  .Toronto 

Stephens,  D.  C W.  Laurencetown 

Stephen,  J.  W Toronto 

Stephens,  J.  G.,  B.A Souris,  Man 

Stephens,  W Strassburg 

Sterhng,  A.  D.,  B.A Kensington 

Sterling,  John,  D.J^.. Cavendish,  P  E I 

Steven,  James Cote  des  Neiges,  Q 

Stevenson,  J.W.,  B.A Keewatin 

Stevenson,  N Rathwell 

Stevenson,  R.  B Lucan 

Stevenson,  R.  M 

Stewart,  Alex Rapid  City 

Stewart,  Alex.,  B.A.,  D.D.  ..Clinton 

Stewart,  Arch London 

Stewart,  A.  C Toronto 

Stewart,  k.C,  B.A Grafton 

Stewart,  A.  S Valleyfield,  P  E  I 

Stewart,  C.  H Winnipeg 

Stewart,  D.,  B.A Alexandria 

Stewart,  Donald Finch 

Stewart,  J.  A.,  B.A Hespeler 

Stewart,  J.  C,  B.A High  River 

Stewart,  J.  H.,  B.A. .  .Pugwash,  N  S 

Stewart,  J.  S Marlow 

Stewart,  R.,  B.A Motherwell 

Stewart,  R.  G  Edmonton 

Stewart,  Thos.,  D.D Halifax 

Stewart,  W  ...McLellan's  Brook,  N  S 

Stewart,  W.  A.,  M.A 

Strachan,  A.  C,  B.A Gladstone 

Strachan,  C.  C Rossburn 

Strachan,  Daniel,  B.A Toronto 

Strachan,  Donald Guelph 

Strang,  P.,  B.A Virden 

Strathie,  R.  G.,  B.D Summerside 

Stuart,  James  k.,B.A Sunbury 

Stuart,  J.  G.,  B.A London 

Sturgeon,  R.  J.,  B.A Angus 

Sulley,  L.  K.,  B.D Killam 

Sutherland,  G.  k.,M.A.. Sunn}"^  Brae 
Sutherland,  H.  C.,D.D. Kingsbury,  Q 

Sutherland,  J.  A.  F Winnipeg 

Sutherland,  J.  M.,  B.A Malapedia 

Sutherland,  J.  S.,  M.A Halifax 

Sweet,  H.C.,  B.A Emerson ,  Man 

Sweet,  W.  H.,  B.^  ...Blue  Mountain 

T 

Taggart,  Robert Aylwin,  Q 

Tait,  M.  C,  B.D Wallaceburg 

Tailing,  M.  P.,  D.^.,  PA. D.. Toronto 

Tanner,  J.  U.,  B.A Lancaster 

Tanner,  W.  P Dundee  Centre,  Q 

Tate,  Crawford St.  Catharines 

Tate,  Donald,  B.A Teeswater 

Tate,  W.  B Qu'Appelle 

Tattrie,  Geo.  P.,  B.D.. Now  Carlisle,  Q 
Taylor,  And.  Todd,  D.D...  .Toronto 

Taylor,  E.  G Nanaimo,  B.C. 

Taylor,  Geo.  C; Pictou 

Taylor,  Hugh  . .  .East  Templeton,  Q 

Taylor,  Jas.,  B.A Chelsea 

Taylor,  J.  T.,  5.^...Mhow,  C.  India 
Taylor,  Peter,  B.A Walkerville 


Taylor,  S.  J.,  M.A Montreal,  Q 

Taylor,  T.  W.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 

New  Westminster 
Taylor,  W.  R.,  B.A.. .  .West Toronto 

Taylor,  W.R.,  B.A Vancouver 

Thorn,  L.  W Hawkesville 

Thomas,  H.  F.,  Jlf.^ Newmarket 

Thompson,  A.,  B.D Newburgh 

Thompson,  A.  W. ...Couva,  Trinidad 
Thompson,E.G.,iJf.^. N.Westminster 
Thompson,  F.  W.,  ^.^..Bridgewater 

Thompson,  Jno.,  M.A Ayr 

Thompson,  J.  E.,  B.A. .  .Cheltenham 

Thompson,  T.  J.,  M.A Stratford 

Thomson,  D.  A Hastings 

Thomson,  J.  C,  iW.D Montreal 

Thomson, S.  W.,  B.A..N.  Battleford 
Thomson,  T.  G.,  Ph.B.. . .  Westboro' 

Thornton,  P.  B Colborne 

Thorpe,  Edw St.  George 

Thyne,  Robert,  M.A Palmerston 

Tibb,  J.  C,  JS.D Glammis 

Tibb,  R.  C,  B.A Toronto 

Tolmie,  J.  C,  B.A Windsor 

Toombs,  ll.W.,B.A.  Georgetown,PEI 

Torrance.  E.  F.,  D.D Kingston 

Tough,  C.  T Duntroon 

Towner,  George Magnetawan 

Townley,  D.  J Pierson 

Townsend,  W.  M.,  M.A..  ..Fairville 

Tucker,  W.  L Fort  Coulonge 

Turnbull,  J.  A.,  D.D.,  LL.B  Toronto 

Turnbull,  J.  H.,  M.A Ottawa 

Turnbull,  T.  L.,  M.A Hamilton 

Turner,  H.  H.,  B.A.,  B.D..Kirkfield 

Turner,  W.  D.,  B.A Norval 

Turkington,  E Dawson 

U 

Upham,  Hugh  M.,  B.A Newport 

Urquhart,  D,  W.  S,.  B.A . .  .Listowel 
Urquhart,  Jas.  R.,  B.A City  View 

V 

Valentine,  J St.  John  West 

Vans,  R.  G Vernon 

Van  Wyck,  J.  R.,  B.A Chatham 

Vernier,  Paul  S New  Glasgow,  Q 

Vert,  A.  E New  Westminster 

Vessot,  C.  H Ottawa 

Vetter.G.F 

Vicar,  D.  M.,  B.D Franklin 

Volume,  D.  A.,  B.A Winnipeg 

W 

Waddell,  N.,  B.D.  .Williamstown,  O 

Walker,  A.,  B.A Macleod 

Walker,  E.  G.,  A^  .Valcartier  Village 

Walker,  Harry,  B.A Keldon 

Walker,  J.  Irvine Winnipeg 

Walker,  P.  A.,  B.A Maisonneuve 

Walker,  W.  P Westmount,  Q 

Wallace,  H.  T. , B.D.,Ph. D.. Kingston 
Wallace,  James,  M.A.,  B.D.Lindsay 

Wallace,  J.  M.,  Jlf.^ Carnduff 

Wallace,  W.  E.,B.A Corunna 

Wallace,  W.  G.,  M.  A.,  B.D.,  D.D. 

Toronto 
Wallis,  Wm. ,Ph.D.. Niagara  Falls  S. 

Wardrope,  David Teeswater 

Wardrope,  Thos..  D.D Guelph 

Watson,  E.  W.,  B.A Metis 

Watson,  J.  S.,  B.A Minnedosa 

Watson,  T.  A.,  B.D Thamesford 

Watt,  Joseph Toronto 

Watt,  W..T.,B.A Griswold 

Watts,  J.  R.,  B.D Mansewood 

Waugh,  Wm Rouleau 

Webster,  A.  F Ancaster 

Webster,  C.  U.,M.D.,  Beyrout,  Syria 

Weir,  A.,  B.A ! . . . . Henley 

Weir,  A.  S Merigomish 

Weir,  George,  B.A Glencoe 

Weir,  R Saskatoon 

Wells,  John,  M.A Toronto 


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Welsh,  Prof.  R.  E.,Z).D..Westmount 

Wesley,  T.  M Sunderland 

West.'W.  J.,  M.A Bluevale 

Western,  W Canora 

Wetherald,  Bertram  B., 5.^.. Toronto 

Whaley,  S.M.,B.A Hickson 

Wheeler,  James  A  Carrington 

Whidden,  R.  S Oarstairs,  Alta 

Whillans,  G.  ,B.D..  North  Georgetown 

Wliillans,  Jas Balmoral 

Whillans,  Robt.,  M.A Tofield 

White,  Jos.,B.A Calgary 

White,  J.  H.,  M.A Elburne 

White,  M.,  M.A Lacombe 

Whitelaw,  J.  M Fairbank 

Whiteman,  A.  W.  R Cardston 

Whiteman,  R 

Whiting,  C.C.,B.D DeWinton 

Whittier,  W.  S.,  D.D Halifax 

Whyte,  C.  W Peachland 

Wilkie,  J.,  D.D India 

Wilkins,  Wm.  Thos.,  B.J. ..  .Trenton 
Williams,  B.  B Paris 


Williman,  W.  L Elora 

Wilson,  Andrew Lisle 

Wilson,  A Smithville 

Wilson,  G.  A.,  B.A Vancouver 

Wilson,  G.  B.,  Ph.D Winnipeg 

Wilson,  J.  A.,  B.A Hamilton 

Wilson,  J.C.,B.A Acton 

Wilson,  James,  B.A Toronto 

Wilson,  J.  R Rothsay 

Wilson,  M.  H.,  B.A Mountain 

Wilson,  R.  J.,  M.A Vancouver 

Wilson,  Thomas Walkerton 

Wilson,  W Hanley 

Wilson,  W.  A.,  D.D.,  Indore,  C.  India 

Wilson,  W.G.,  M.A Guelph 

Winchester,  A.  B Toronto 

Wishart,  A.  0.,  B.A Brussels 

Wishart,  D Toronto 

Wood,  Geo.,  B.A Chatham 

Wood,  Jno Spruce  Grove  Centre 

Wood,  W.  R Clareniont 

Woods,  Hall,  B.A St.  Thomas 

Woods,  S.A.,B.A Chester ville 


Woodside,  G.  A.,  M.A.  .Owen  Sound 
Woodside,  James  H.,  North  Gower,0 

Woodside,  J.  H.,  LL.D Winnipeg 

Woodside,  J.W.,  M.A Vancouver 

Wright,  David Montague 

Wright,  Hillis Strathclair 

Wright,  J.  J.,  B.A Elk  Lake 

Wright,  J.  K.,  B.D Vancouver 

Wright,  P.,  D.D Vancouver 

Wright,  W.S.,  B.A St.  Ann's 

Wylie,  W.  A.,  B.A Kamloops 

Y 

Yoemans,  Geo.  A.,  B.A Bala 

Youngf  A.,  M.A Humboldt 

Young,  C.  G.,  B.A Prince  Albert 

Young,  G.  M Lorneville 

Young,  H.,  B.D Glasgow  Station 

Young,  J.,  M.A Hamilton 

Young,  L.  L.,  jB.  J.Ham  Heung,Korea 

Young,  R.,  B.A Pakenham 

Young,  Stephen ClifTord 

Yule,  Geo Winchester,  O 


CONGREGATIONAL  DENOMINATION. 

The  Congregational  Union  of  Canada. 

Chairman,  1911— Uev.  F.  J.  Day,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Montreal  I  Secretary— Kev.  G.  E.  Read,  Sherbrooke,  Que. 
General  Secretary— Re\.^\.T.G\lnn, M.  A., B.D. , Toronto  1  Treasurer— W  G.  Ellis,  786  St.  Urbain  St.,  Montreal,  Q. 
The  Congregational  Union  of  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick. 

Chairman — Rev.  Wm.  J.  D.  Gibson,  Kingsport,  N.S.  I  Treasure?' —C.  E.  MacMichael St.  John,  N.B. 

Secretary— Rev.  J.  W.  Cox,  B.A Truro,  N.S.  |  Statistical  Sec.— Mr.  J.  W.  Flewwelling . .  St.  John,  N.B. 


Alexander,  J.  L Granby,  Q 

Anderson,  C.  G Wetaskiwin,  Alta 

Anthony,  S.  W Montreal,  Que 

Armstrong,  D.  A Frome,  0 

Backus,  G.  H High  River,  Alta 

Backus,  J.  B Forks  Road,  0 

Ball,  G.  W Pleasant  River,  N.S 

Baker,  W.  E Cowansville,  Q 

Baker,  W.  M Winnipeg,  Man 

Barker,  E Toronto,  O 

Barron,  R Mosson,  Me 

Black,  R.  K Granby,  Q 

Braithwaite,  E.  E.,  P;i.Z>..Toronto,  O 

Brown,  J.  L Wood  Bay,  Man 

Cannon,  W Milton  N.S 

Carson,  H.  A.,  B. J..  ..Victoria,  B.C 

Claris,  C.  C Brooklyn,  N.S 

Claris,  W.  H.  A London,  O 

Cook,  Prof.  E.  A Montreal,  Q 

Cooke,  A.  E Speedside,  0 

Cox,  Jacob W.,  B.A.  .Sheffield,  N.B. 
Oraik,  Galen  H.,  B.A.  Melbourne,  Q 
Currie,  W.  T.,  B.J... African  Mission 
Daley,  James  T.,  B.A..  .Maxville,  O 

Davey,  W.  J Belfast,  Ireland 

Day,  B.  W St.  Andrews,  Q 

Day,  F.  J.,  B.A Montreal,  Q 

Durkee,  J.  F Shelburne,  O 

Geach,  J Listowel,  O 

Gerrie,  J.  P.,  B.A Stratford,  0 

Gervan,  Geo.  S Landis,  Sask 

Gibson,  J.  W.  D Kingsport,  N.S 

Gilroy,  W.  E.,  B.A Brantford,  O 

Gordon,  J.  L Winnipeg 

Gunn,  W.  T.,  M.A Toronto,  O 

Hall,  Thomas Island  Pond,  O 

Hallberg,  C.  A Bawlf,  Alta 


Hamilton,  D.  S., B.J.  .Winnipeg,  Man 

Harris,  P.  C.  L Toronto,  O 

Hill,  E.  M.,  D.D Montreal,  Q 

Hills,  A.  H Elcho.O 

Hindley,  J.G.,  M.A.,  B.D.Uock  Isl'd 

Hipkin,  W Barrie,  O 

Hobbs,  Edwin,  B.D Scotland,  O 

Horsey,  H.I Ottawa,  0 

Hutchinson,  J.  J Fitch  Bay,  Q 

Hyde,  T.  B Toronto,  O 

Kelly,  Matthew Watford,  O 

Macallum,  Daniel Kingston,  O 

Macallum,  F.  W. ,  B.  J .  .Turkey  Mission 

Macaulay,  A Scotland 

Mackenzie,  G.  A London,  O 

Mahood,  H Paris,  O 

Main,  A.  W Montreal,  Q 

Margrett,  Albert Toronto,  O 

McCombs,  — Franconia,  O 

McCormack,  A Cold  Springs,  O 

McCuaig,  J .  A.  C Toronto,  O 

McEwen,  J.  D Brazil  Mission 

Mcintosh,  D.  C Lanark,  O 

McKillican,  J Montreal,  Q 

Milltown,  N.B 


Middleton,  J Fortune  Bay,  Nfld 

Moore,  C Ayer's  Clifif,  Q 

Morris,  W.  T Saltcoats,  Assa 

Morton,  J Hamilton,  O 

Munroe,  T.  A Frobisher,  Sask 

Murrav,  John Edgar,  O 

Newbery,  J.  W Sheffield,  O 

Peatfield,  E.  H London,  O 

Pedley,  C.  S.,  B.A...  .Woodstock,  O 
Pedley,  Hilton,  B.J.  .Japan  Mission 

Pedley,  Hugh,  B.J Montreal,  Q 

Pedley,  J.  W.,  B  J Toronto,  O 


Person,  B.  T. . .  .Highland  Park,  Alta 

Pollock,  A.  F.,  B.Z> Cobourg,  O 

Ralph,  Benj.,  L.L.Z>..Parkside,  Sask 

Read,  Geo.  E Sherbrooke,  Q 

Rice,  E.  LeRoy,  B.A.. .  .Kingston,  O 
Rice,  H.  G.,  B.A.,  B.D... .Forest,  O 
Richardson,  A.  W.,  M.D.  Kingston,  O 

Robins,  W.  A Angus,  O 

Root,  G West  Montrose,  O 

Rose,  LA Bangor,  Me 

Salmon,  John,  B.A Toronto,  O 

Salter,  E.  J.  B Winnipeg,  Man 

Sanden,  G.  A Red  Deer,  Alta 

Sanderson,  M.  H Berhn,  O 

Sahofield,  J.,  Ph.D Toronto,  O 

Sehrag,  A.  R Calgary,  Alta 

Sherk,  A.  B Toronto,  O 

Silcox,  E.  D Toronto,  0 

Simpson,  John Vancouver,  B.C 

Smith,  G.  Watt Ottawa,  O 

Smith,  Merton Vancouver,  B.C 

Smith,  W.  W Toronto,  O 

Spence,  W.  D Embro,  O 

Thackeray,  Joseph . .  St.  John's,  Nfld 
Tippet,  E.  H.,  B. J.. Cleveland,  Ohio 

Tippett,  B.  V Burford,  O 

Unsworth,  Joseph Toronto,  O 

Unsworth,  J.  K.,  B.A. .  .Montreal,  Q 

Walker,  M.  T Bloomingdale,  O 

Warriner,  W.  H.,  i).Z).  ..Montreal,  Q 

Watt,  R.  G. ,  B.D Guelph,  O 

Weeks,  Ernest  R Winnipeg,  Man 

Whitehouse,  Edgar.. Winnipeg,  Man 

Whitmore,  H.  D Kingston,  O 

Whyte,  Geo.  M Chebogue,  N.S 

Wilioughbv,  B.  A.  G Chicago,  111 

Woodley,  E.  C,  i»f.  J. ...  Danville,  Q 


UNITED  BRETHREN  ASSOCIATION  OF  CONGREGATIONAL  CHURCHES. 

President — Rev.  J.  W.  Newbery,  Sheffield,  Ont.         Vice-President— Rev.  J.  B.  Backus,  Gobies,  Ont. 


Secretary— Rev.  M.  T.  Walker,  Bloomingdale,  Ont. 


Backus,  J.  B Gobies,  Ont 

Durkee,  J.  F Shelburne,  Ont 

Geach,  J Listowel,  Ont 

Hills,  A.  H Elcho,  Ont 

McCombs,  J Franconia,  Ont 


Newbery,  J.  W Sheffield,  Ont 

Pratt,  C.  (Q.  Conf.) Vienna,  Ont 

Robins,  W.  A Angus,  Ont 

Sanderson,  M.  H Berlin,  Ont 

St.  Clair,  R.  (Q.  ConJ'. ) .  Aberdour,  Ont 


Vaughan,  L.  {Q.  Conf.). .  .Elcho,  Ont 

Walker,  M.  T Bloomingdale,  Ont 

West,  L,  E Fork's  Road,  Ont 

Williams,  H.  J Fonthill,  Ont 

Wolstencroft,  J,  R, , . Shelburne,  Ont 


AN  PlTHOLIC 


THE  HIERARCHY. 

Apostolic  Delegation — Most  Rev.  Donatus  Sbarretti,  D.D. 


Mt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 

Vacant . 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 

Mt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 

Mt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 
Rt.  Rev. 

Mt.  Rev. 


PROVINCB    OF    HALIFAX. 

Edward  J.  McCarthy,  D.D.  1906  Halifax 
John  Cameron,  D.D 1870  Antijfonish. 

J.  C.  McDonald,  D.D 1890  Charlottetown 

Thos.  F.  Barrjs  D.D 1900  Chatham,  N.B. 

Timothy  Casey,  D.D....  1900  St.  John,  N.B. 

PROVINCE   OF   KINGSTON. 

Kingston. 

R.  A.  O'Connor,  D.D 1889  Peterborough 

D.J.  Scollard,  D.D 1904  SaultSte Marie 

Wm.  A.  Macdonell,  D.D..  1906  Alexandria. 

PROVINCE  OF  MONTREa'L. 

Paul  Bruchesi,  D.D 1897  Montreal 

J.  M.  Emard,  D.D 1892  Valleyfield 

Paul  Larocque,  D.D 1893  Sherbrooke 

A.  Archambault,  D.D  ...  1904  Joliette. 

A.  X.  Bernard,  D.D 1905  St.  Hyacinth 

PROVINCE  OF  OTTAWA. 

Gauthier,  D.D 1910  Ottawa 

Lorrain,  D.D 1885  Pembroke 

Latulipe,   Vicariate  1905  Temiskaming 

PROVINCE  OF   QUEBEC. 

L.  N.  Begin,  D.D 1888  Quebec. 


C.  H. 
N.-Z. 
E.  A. 


ARCHDIOCESE  OF  HALIFAX. 

Archbishop  —  Most  Rev.  Edward  J. 
McCarthy,  D.D.,  The  Archbishop's 
House,  103,  Dresden  Row,  Halifax. 

Vicar-General  —  Right  Rev.  Mgr. 
Daly. 

Secretary— 

CITY  OF  HALIFAX. 

St.      Mary's      Cathedral  — CiJec^or) 

Rev.  W.  Foley,  D.D.,  Rev.  M.  K. 

Collins,    Rev.    P.    McQuillan,   D. 

Sommers. 
St.  Patrick's— Revs.  Gerald  Murphy, 

M.  Carrol,  G.  Courtney. 
St.  Joseph's— Right  Rev.  T.  J.  Daly, 

V.G.  M.  Driscoll. 
St.  Agnes— M.  Cole. 
Amherst,  Wm.   J.   Mihan,  —  Bour- 

neauf. 
Annapolis,  T.  Grace. 
Bedford  and  Enfield,  M.  Kinsellar. 
Bridgewater,  W.  Thornton. 
Caledonia.  T.  O'Sullivan. 
Chester,  W.  Thornton. 
Chezzetcook,  D.  Melancton. 
Church  Point,  Clare,  Peres  Dagneau, 

P.  LeBastard. 
Concessions,  Rev.  C.  Le  Dore. 
Dartmouth,  Charles  Underwood,  J. 

Walsh. 
Eelbrook,  D.  Comeau. 


Halifax,  J.  Bresnau,  retired. 
Herring  Cove,  J.  McKinnon. 
Joggins  Mines,  J.  D.  Curry. 
Kentville,  J.  B.  Moriarty. 
Londonderry,  A.  Therreault. 
Meteghan,  A.  B.  C6U. 
Mount  St.  Vincent,  Canon  Mclsaac. 
Parrsboro,  W.  Hamilton. 
Prospect,  J.  Comeau. 
Pubnico,  Fr.  Simery. 
Salmon  River,  J.  B.'  Reust. 
Sheet  Harbor,  T.  Sweet. 
St.  Bernards,  J.  L'Blanc. 
St.  Croix,  J.  Thibeault. 
Surette  Island,  T.  E.  Hamlin. 
Truro,  E.  Kennedy. 
Tusket  Wedge,  J.  Deveau. 
Weymouth,  P.  Dion. 
Windsor,  W.  Brown. 
Yarmouth,  W.  E.  Young. 

BERMUDA  ISLANDS. 

Hamilton,  D.  J.  Comeau. 

St.  George's,  Rev.  F.  Fleming, 
Chaplain  to  the  forces. 

Theological  Seminary,  Halifax  — 
Revs.  R.  P.  LeCourtois,  D.D.  (Su- 
perior), R.  P.  Levallois,  R.  P. 
Menier.  Pere  Jennett  and  eight 
other  Fathers. 

St.  A  nne's  College,  Church  Point, 
Digby  Co.— Rev.  P.  Dagnaud  (Su- 
perior), and  fifteen  other  Fathers. 

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Rt.  Rpv.  A.  A.  Blais,  D.D 1890  Rimouski 

Rt.  Rev.  M.  T.  Labrecque,  D.D 1892  Chiooutimi. 

Rt.  Rev.  F.  X.  Cloutier,  D.D 1899  Three  Rivers 

Rt.  Rev.  J.  S.  H.  Brunault,  D.D...  1899  Nioolet 

Rt.  Rev.  G.  Blanche,  D.D 1905  G'fSt.Lawr'nce 

PROVINCE   OF  ST.    BONIFACE. 

Mt.  Rev.L.P.Langevin,O.Jf./.,D.Z).  1895  St.  Boniface 
Rt.  Rev.  E.  J.  Legal,  O.M.I.,  D.D.  1897  St.  Albert 
Rt.  Rev.AlbertPascal,O.Af./., D.D.  1891  Prince  Albert 
Rt.  Rev.  E.  Grouard,  O.M.I.,  D.D.  1891  Athabaska 
Rt.  Rev.  G.  Breynat,  O.M.I.,  D.D.  1901  Mackenzie 

PROVINCE  OF  TORONTO. 

Mt.  Rev.  F.  P.  McEvay,  D.D 1898  Toronto 

Rt.  Rev.  Thos.  J.  Dowling,  D.D...  1887  Hamilton 
Rt.  Rev.  M.  F.  Fallon,  O.M.I.,  D.D.  1910  London 

PROVINCE  OF  VICTORIA. 

Rt.  Rev.  A.  MacDonald 1908  Victoria 

Vacant Vancouver 

Very  Rev.  E.Bunoz,  O.M.L 1908  Yukon 

PROVINCE  OF  ST.   JOHN'S,   NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Most  Rev.  M.  F.  Howley,  D.D 1892  St.  John's 

Rt.  Rev.  Neil  McNeil,  D.D 1895  St.  George's 

Rt.  Rev.  John  March,  D.D 1906  Harbor  Grace 

St.  Mary's  Collegiate  School,  Halifax 
— Rev.  C.  McManus  (Rector),  M. 
Kelly,  and  G.  Walsh. 


ARCHDIOCESE  OF  KINGSTON. 

ArchJiishop— Most  Rev.  C.  H.  Gau- 
thier, D.D. 

Vicar-General— Et.  Rev.  Mgr.  John 
Masterson. 

Dmn— Very  Rev.  C.  B.  Murray, V.F. 

Chancellor— Rev.  J.  H.  McDonald. 

CITT  OF  KINGSTON. 

Cathedral  of  St.  Mary  Immaculate— 
Most  Rev.  C.  H.  Gauthier,  D.D. ; 
Revs.  A.  J.  Hanley,  rector  ;  Charles 
Mea,  C.  A.  McWilliams,  J.  McDon- 
ald, R.  T.  Halligan,  and  J.  V. 
Meagher. 

Treasurer— Uev.  Chas.  Mea. 

Bedford,  M.  O'Hanlon. 

Belleville,  M.  J.  Spratt,  and  J.   A. 

Meehan. 
Blessington,  Thomas  McCarthy. 
Brewer's  Mills,  A.  Traynor. 
Brock ville.  Very  Rev.  C.  B.  Murray, 

V.F.,L.  E.  Staley. 
Burgess,  W.  A.  McDonagh. 
Camden,  John  McCarthy. 
Carleton  Place,  F.  G.  Gray. 
Chesterville,  P.  J.  Fleming.    • 
Chippewa,  J.  J.  O'Reilly. 


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Cushendall,  Rev.    W.   T.   Kingsley, 

D.C.L. 
Deseronto,  P.  Hartigan. 
Elgin,  P.  McKiernan. 
Erinsville,  Thomas  Carey. 
Flinton,  J.  A.  Powell. 
Frankford,  J.  Traynor. 
Gananoque,   J.    P.   Kehoe  ;    A.    D. 

Rhfeaume,  curate. 
Kemptville,  J.  Meagher. 
Lanark,  P.  Keaney. 
Loborough,  M.  E.  Crawley. 
Madoc.  J.  O.  Riordan. 
Marmora,  Thomas  Murtagh. 
Merrickville,  Alex.  Carson. 
Morrisburg,  J.  J.  Salmon,  D.D, 
Mountain,  R.  O'Farrell. 
Napanee,  T.  P.  O'Connor. 
Odessa,  J.  V.  Meagher. 
Perth,  J.T.  Hogan. 
Picton,  Chas.  Killeen. 
Portsmouth,  M.  McDonald. 
Prescott,  Rt.  Rev.  John  Masterson, 

V.G.;  J.  J.  Keeley. 
Smith's  Falls,  T.  Kelly. 
Sharbot  Lake,  M.  O'Hanlon. 
Spencerville,  Chas.  O'Gorman. 
Toledo,  J.  Hanley. 
Trenton,  J.  J.  Connelly. 
Trevelyan,  D.  A.  Oullinane. 
Tweed,  John  S.  Quinn. 
Tyendinaga,  M.  Meagher. 
Westport,  M.  O'Rourke. 
Wolfe  Island,  T.  J.  Spratt. 

ARCHDIOCESE    OF   MONTREAL. 

Archbishop  of  Montreal — Most  Rev- 
Paul  Bruch^si. 

Vicar-General  (Bishop- Auxiliary)— 
Most  Rev.  Z.  Racicot. 

Archbishop  Palace— Very  Revs.  W. 
C.  Martin,  L.  Cousineau,  G.  Dauth, 
E.  Roy,  G.  Gauthier,  J.  S.  McCrory, 
A.  Sylvestre,  E.  J.  Auclair,  L. 
Desjardins,  A.  Laporte. 

St.  James'  Cathedral  —  Very  Rev. 
Canon  G.  Gauthier,  pastor ;  Rev. 
A.  Harbour,  vie. 

Official— yety  Rev.  Z.  Racicot. 

Assesso-rs  —  Very  Rev.  Ant.  Nantel, 
R.  Decarie,  T.  Kavanagh. 

Promotor—B,ev.  L.  Cousineau. 

Vice -Promotor— Rev.  F.  L.  T.  Adam. 

Cha7icellor—Rev.  E.  Roy. 

Vice-Chancellor—Rev.  J.  S.  McCrory. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN   MONTREAL. 

Grand  Seminaire— MM.  F.  Lelandais, 
dir. ;  J.  T.  Parent,  V.  N.  Many,  O. 
Hebert,  F.  A.  Duchein,  J.  Dorvaux, 
J.  J.  Jasmin,  P.S.S.,Eug.  Labrosse, 
L.  Perrin,  V.  Robin,  V.  Francois, 
P.  Trudel ;  R.  Neveu,  P.S.S. 

Philosophie— MM.  L.  M.  Lf^poupon, 
dir. ;  H.  Dupret,  B.  Gatt6t,  M.  E. 
P.  Dupaigne,  H.  Gagnon,  E.  Gouin, 
P.S.S. ;  A.  Archambault,  ptre. 

Petit  Seminaire— MM.  R.  Labelle, 
dir.;  F.  Lalibert6,  L.  L.  Dimber- 
ton,  J.  Simon,  L.  Regaudie,  J.  T. 
Porcher,  P.  A.  Fournet,  J.  G. 
Bastien,  D.  Lalanne,  J.  Carr^,  D. 
Lalonde,  C.  JaunS,tre,  A.  Gaz6,  E. 
Goileau,  F.  Puaud,  A.  J.  Roy,  E. 
J.  Moreau,  P.S.S. ;  J.  Guimond,  A. 
G.  Sicard,  A.  J.  Guilbert,  ptres. 

Universite  Laval— G.  Dauth,  cha- 
noine;  vice-recteur,  L.  Desjardins, 

College Ste.  Marie— RR.  PP.  J^suites ; 
E.  Lecompte,  sup^rieur  provincial: 
A.  Bellemare,  asst.  sup.  ;  J.  La- 
lande,    L.     Filiatrault,     recteur ; 


A.   Chassegros,   E.   Colelough,  F. 

Doyle,  H.  Lefebvre,  A.  Couture,  J. 

Fonillet,  G.  Gonthier,  E.  Guibeau, 

A.  Jones,  S.  Lemay,  L.   Lemire,  S. 

Loiseau,   A.  Monet,  J.     Par6,    D. 

Plante,  J.   Schmidt,  R.    Vandan- 

daigne,  S.J. 
College    Loyola— RR.  PP.   J^suites, 

A.   Gagneur,    recteur ;  J.  Cox,  J. 

Garaux,  T.  Gorman,  G.  Jean,  M. 

Fox,  I.  Kavanagh,  N.  Quirk,  S.J. 
Redemptoristes— RR.  PP.  A.  Fiset; 

Vice-provincial,     C.     Leclerc,     E. 

Dumont,  A.  Barolet,  P.  Pampalon, 

C.  Lemire,  A.  Saucier,  E.  Lamon- 

tagne,  A.  Guillot,  M.  des  novices  ; 

L.  Venzaveren,  T.  Duval,  C.SS.R. 
Pferes  du  T.  S.  Sacrement— A.  Pelle- 

tier,    sup6rieur ;    D.   Boscher,    C. 

Jean,  D.  Pitre,  E.  Galtier,  E.  D. 

Ouellette,  P.  Ca3'er,  M.  des  novices. 

O.  Dub6,  V.  Lault,  S.  Sharienk,  J. 

Thibault,  S.S.S.  ;  A.  Valliiires. 
Immaculee    Conception  —  R.  P.  A. 

Daignault,  recteur;  RR.  PP.  Ign. 

Adam,  L.    Arcand,  F.  X.  Caisse, 

0.  Chaput,  L.  Cotter,  G.  Courtot, 

Ed.  Divine,  B.   Devlin,  J.  Gugas, 

E.  Durocher,  L.  Fougeret,  L.  Gar- 
ceau,  L.  H6roux,  H.  Hudon,  L. 
Hudon,  V.  Hudon,  L.  Lalande,  T. 
Lord,  T.  Lussier,  J.  B.  Meloche, 
V.  Naish,  J.  d'Orsennens,  E.  Papi- 
neau,  J.  A.  Planiondon,  P.  Prince, 
L.  Roux,  J.  Ruhlman,  S.J. 

Outremont— R.  P.  C.  Ducharme,  sup. 
prov. ;  O.  Joly,  asst.  prov.  ;  O. 
Charbonnean,  cur6 ;  X.  Gagnon, 
vicaire;  J.  A.  Desjardins,  dir. 

Convent  des  Franciscains- RR.  PP. 
Colomban -Marie,  provinc'l ;  Marie- 
Raymond,  gardien  ;  Andr^-Marie, 
Firman  -  Marie,  Cdlestin,  Jean- 
Joseph,  Ani6,  Christophe,  Gabriel- 
Marie,  Th^ophile,  Jean  -  Marie, 
Ethelbert,  Ladislas,  Valentin- 
Marie,  Samuel-Marie,  Elphfege- 
Joseph.Cyprien,  Pennafort,  Pierre- 
Fourrier,  Daniel,  Simon,  L6on- 
Paseal,  Thomas  -  Marie,  David, 
Viateur. 

CITY  OF  MONTREAL. 

Notre  Dame,  0.  Lecoq,  Sup.  V.  F.; 
N.  Troie,  cure ;  P.  Rousseau,  J.  A. 
Thibault,  J.  E.  Filiatrault,  M. 
Callaohan,  H.  B6dard,  J.  B.  Pelle- 
tier,  C.  Maillet,  P.  Braye,  J.  A. 
Gaudin,  J.  M.  Chiron,  L.  Bouhier, 
H.  Filiatrault,  J.  S.  Saint-Jean,  W. 
Hebert,  E.  E.  Malbois,  H.  Gauthier, 
A.  Luche,  T.  Mouly,  J.  Jodoin,  A. 
Guindon,  H.  E.  Legrand,  P.S.S., 
T.  Lafontaine,  E.  N.  Conlin,  vies. 

St.  Jacques,  S.  Charrier,  cur6 ;  R. 
R.  Portier,  P.  Lajoie,  H.  Guibert, 
J.  Richard,  S.  Tranchemontagne, 
J.  B.  Clement,  V.  Duhamel,  M.  A. 
Costes,  J.  B.  Ouellet,  A.  Pustienne, 
P.S.S.,  T.  Marechal,  A.  Derome, 
vies ;  A.  Dubuc,  a.  c. 

St.  Patrick's,  G.  McShane,  cur6 ;  T. 
O'Reilly,  F  Elliot,  F.  J.  Singleton, 
J.  P.  Killoran,  vies. 

St.  Joseph's,  A.  Corbeil,  cure  ;  A. 
Nantel,  J.  Lefebvre,  J.  Jette,  vies. ; 

F.  Kavanagh,  anc.  ch.,  Fx.  Chali- 
four,  ptre.  ;  J.  E.  Bernier,  J.  B. 
Berthiaume,  J.  A.  Fronient. 

St.  Anthony's,  J.  E.  Donnelly,  cur6  ; 

T.  Fahey,  R.  Callahan,  vies. 
St.  Gabriel's,  W.  O'Meara,  curd;  P. 

Heffernan,  vicaire. 
St.  Charles',  A.  Lacasse,  cur6 ;    H. 

Secourd,  A.  Robillard,  P.  Roy,  A. 

Plante,  A.  Perras,  vica. 


Ste.  Anne's,  J.  McPhail,  pastor;  J. 
Jacqmin,  D.  J.  Holland,  L.  Fortier, 
S.  Garand,  E.  Walsh,  C.SS.R.,  E. 
Dufresne. 

St.  Aloysius,  Rev.  Father  M.  Shea, 
cur6. 

St.  Thomas  Aquinas,  Rev.  T.  Heffer- 
nan, cur6  ;  E.  Polan,  vie. 

Ste.  Brigide,  Jos.  Demers,  cure,  J. 

B.  H.  Latour,  L.  P.  Choquet,  J. 
Dufort,  T.  E.  Lajeunesse,  vies.;  N. 
E.  Demers,  a.c. 

St.     Peter's,    R.R.    J.    N.     Deqoit, 

Prov. ;  E.  Torangeau,  sup.  et  cur6  ; 

J.  Jodoin,  ass.  Prov. ;   H.  Legault, 

ass.  P. ;  G.  Gauvreau,  Pros.  Prov. ; 

P.  Deguire,  F.  Georget,  F.  Perder- 

eau,  A.  Berndche,  L.  Beauprfe,  P. 

Bernier,  G.  Villeneuve,  A.  Levacon, 

T.    Blanchard,    N.   Laflamme,    H. 

Chabot,  J.  A.  Giquire,  vies. 
St.   Mary's,  P.   J.   Brady,   P.P. ;  A. 

Cullinan,  M.  O'Brien,  vicaires. 
Sacr6Coeur,F.  L.  T.  Adam,  V.F.,cur6, 

J.  B.  H.  Latour,  E.  Aubertin,  S. 

Renaud,  E.  Beaulac,  L.  J.  Brunet, 

J.  W.  Caumartin,  vies. 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul,  C.  A.  Laforce, 

cur6;    J.  E.  Belair,  V.   Geoffrion, 

J.  V.  Paquet,  vies. 
St.  Eusfebe,  J.   Robillard,  cur6;  V. 

Robert,   E.  C.   Marsan,  vies.  ;    S. 

Robillard,  anc.  c. 
St.  Leo,  Westmount,  Osc.  P.  Gauthier, 

cur6. 
St.  Louis  de  France,  J.  A.  Bdlanger, 

cure ;    S.  Renaud,  G.  E.  Boileau, 

R.   Granger,  J.   Melan^on,   P.   O. 

Grdgoire,  vies. 
Hochelaga,   H.    Langevin,  cur6;    J. 

Lachapelle,  L.  Pineault,  C.  Beau- 
din,  J.  C.  Geoffrion,  vicaires. 
St.   Jean  Berchmans,   D.   A.  Guay, 

cure. 
St.  Jean  Baptiste,  M.  Auclair,  cur6  ; 

A.  Paiement,  E.  Par6,  J.  G.  Dufort, 

L.  Laporte,  Ch.  de  Lamirande,  J. 

Lefebvre,  J.  Verschelden,  vies. 
St.  Denis,  M.  A.  St.  Jean,  cur6 ;  E. 

Carrieres,  H.  Bacquillet,  vies. 
Saint    Gregoire    Le  Thaumaturge — 

RR.    PP.   A.    Proulx,    curd  ;    Ed. 

Rottot,  E.  Desjardins,  A.  Michelot, 

C.  Vandriesse,  S.  J.,  vicaires. 

St.  Stanislas,  J.  A.  V.  Piette,  curd; 

E.  Hebert,  R.  Kieffer,  W.  Lessard, 

vicaires. 
St.    Edouard,    N.    Morin,  curd;    A. 

Berthiaume,  E.  Cloutier,  A.  Cor- 

beit,  vies. 
St.  Helen's,  L.  N.  Dubuc,  curd;  V. 

Paquet,  J.  B.  Berthiaume,  vies. 
St.  Michael's,  L.  Callaghan,  curd  ;  E. 

Walsh,  vie. 
Coteau  St.  Louis  ou  Mile  End,  G.  M. 

Le  Pailleur,  ch.  hon.,  V.F.,  cure; 

A.   Benoit,  F.   Morin,  A.   Ethier, 

vies. 
St.  George,  RR.  PP.  A.  Piehd,  curd, 

S.V.P.,  A.  Laperriere,  vic.,S,V.P. 
Villeray,  J.   A.  Foucher,  curd ;    O. 

Maurice,  vie. 
Saint  Arsdne,  M.  J.  Descaries,  curd  ; 

A.  Pare,  vicaire. 
Notre  Dame  de  Grace,  P.  Beliveau, 

sup.  ;  A.  Dion,  curd ;  J.  G.  Belle- 
mare, L.  A.  Rondot,  N.  Bibeau,  H. 

Couture,  R.  Hamel,  B.   Bourbon- 

nidre,  O.  F.  P. 
Notre  Dame  des  Neiges,  M.  Perreault. 
St.   Zotigue,  V.  Therien,  curd ;    A. 

Champouse,  vie. 
St.   Henri,  R.   Descaries,  ch.  hon., 

V.F.,  cure  ;  T.  Ddscaries,  F.  Morin, 

H.    Lecesque,    M.     Paiement,    J. 

Cadot,  D.  Couvrette,  vies. 


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Ste.  Elizabeth,  A.  Desnoyers,  cure; 

E.  Monofeau,  vioaires. 
Cote  St.  Paul,  E.  H.  Brissette,  cur6 ; 

H.  Deslongehamps,  vie. 
Verdun,    M.    J.   Richard,  curd ;  A. 

Boileau,  0.  Filiatrault,  vies. 
Ste.  Cuneg-onde,    F.   X.    Ecrement, 

cure  ;  M.  Beaudoin,  D.  E.  Dufault, 

A.  Ecrement,  J.  A.  Gauthier,  vies..; 

T.  Archambault. 
Maisonneuve,  Ed.  Contant,  cure  ;  C. 

Berthiaume,    E.    Gagnon,    J.    T. 

Proulx,  and  J.  Moreau,  anc.  cur6. 
Viauville,  M.   L.    Dubuc,   curL  ;  E. 

Delude. 
Asile  St.  Jean  de  Dieu,  J.  H.  Mon- 

geau,    cur6;    O.     Lachapelle,    J. 

J6tte,  A.  Champagne. 
Boucherville,  L.  J.  Lafortune,  V.F., 

cure ;  Z.  Dubuc,  vie. 
Caughnawaga,  S.  Granger,  S.  J.,  cure. 
Ohambly,  L.  Boissonneau,  cure;  A. 

Rochoi),  vie.  ;  J.  St.  Denis,  a.c. 
Contreoceur,  H.  Ducharme,  cure ;  O. 

Boucher,  vie. 
Dorval,  I.  W.  Conan,eure ;  M.  Philips, 

C.  Grenot,  F.  Desforges,  vies. 
He  Bizard,  C.  Therien,  curd. 
L'Aeadie,  H.  Marsolais. 
Laehenaie,  A.  Chauss6. 
Lachine,  J.  T.  Savaria,  ehan.  hon., 

cure;  A.  M.  Kieffer,  A.  Langne,vie. 
Noviciat  des  Peres  Oblats— RR.  PP. 

Benoit,  m.  des  nov. ;  A.  J.  Turgeon, 

M.  C.  Mourier,  J.  T.  Laroie,  M.  E. 

Harnois,  O.M.I. 
Soeurs  de  Ste.  Anne— M.  H.  Granger, 

chap. 
Novitiate— H.  Hurteau. 
LacoUe,  H.  Artour;  N.-D.  du  Mont 

Carmel,  cur6;  A.  Cloutier,  curd. 
Laohute,  J.  Pieotte,  curd  ;  A.  Pichd, 

vie. 
Laprairie,  M.  R.  Lamarche,  c.  ;  S. 

Girard,    vie. ;    H.    Longprd,    des 

Frdres. 
L'Assomption,  A.  Marosalais,  cure  ; 

C.  M.  Lesage,  ch.  hon. ;  A.  Laporte, 

anc.  curd. 
College  de  L'Assomption— MM.    G. 

V.   Villeneuve,  chan.   hon.,  V.F., 

sup.  ;  L.  Casaubon,  A.  Vaillant,  V. 

Pauzd,  dir,  ;   E.  Hdrbert,   prdfet ; 

A.  L.  Lamarche,  H.  Gates,  F.  Jobin, 

A.  Perreault,  F.  X.  Tousignant,  J. 

Riopel,  J.  A.  Pieotte,  L.  U.  Giard, 

A.  Corbeil,  J.  Maurice,  P.  Lafor- 
tune, J.  Chevalier,  A.  Forget,  A. 

Belanger,  H.  Brien. 
Longue  Pointe,  H.  Lecourt. 
Longueuil,  J.  G.  Payette,  cure ;  H. 

Guay,  A.  Lapierre,  vies. 
Religieux  de  Citeaux — T.  R.  P.  Dom 

Antoine,  abbe  ;  Colomban,  prieur ; 

Marie,  sous-prieur  ;  Patrice,  Donat, 

Benoit-Joseph,    Alfred,    Antonin, 

Hilaire,  Olivier,  Joseph,  Etienne, 

Humbert,  Gildas,  Athanase,  Edou- 

ard,    Arthur,    Adelard,    Camille, 

Ldopold,    O.C. ;    Jacques,    Piton, 

chap,  dcole  d'agri. 
Oka,  J.  D.  Lefebvre,  curd ;  U.  Lafon- 

taine,  vie. 
Pointe  Claire,  F.  X.  Laberge,  cure ; 

T.  Charette,  vie. 
Repentigny,  Z.  Cardin. 
Riviere  des  Prairies,  A.  Morin. 
Ste.  Addle,  C.  Descarries,  curd. 
St.  Andre  d'Argenteuil,  M.  Roux. 
Ste.  Anne  du  Bout  de  I'lle,  G.  Forbes, 

curd. ;  A.  Lessard,  vie. 
Ste.  Anne  des  Plaines,  E.  E.  Coursol, 

cure  ;  E.  Charboimeau,  vie. 
St.  Augustin,  C.  Roehon. 
St.  Basile  le  Grand,  J.  S.  Perron. 


St.  Benoit,  J.  O.  Guimond. 

St.  Blaise,  A.  Cloutier. 

St.   Bruno,  A.  Sauriol. 

St.  Cyprien,  A.  P.  Tassd,  V.  F.  ;  A. 

Gratton,  vie. 
St.  Canut,  H.  Bellerose. 
St.  Colomban,  J.  Desjardins. 
St.  Constant,  J.  Limoges,  curd  ;  A. 

Laf ranee,  vie. 
Ste.  Dorothee,  L.  Casaubon,  curd. 
St.  Edouard,  J.  Lafortune,  cure. 
St.  Eustache,  H.Cousineau;E.  Pare,  v. 
St.  Frangois  de  Sales,  D.  Casaubon, 

F.  X.  Vezina,  a.e. 
Ste.  Genevieve,  A.  Papineau,  curd. 
Religieux  de  Ste.   Croix— R.  P.  A. 

Guy,  noviciat. 
College  Notre  Dame  de  la  Cote  des 

Neiges — RR.  PP.  Dion,  sup.  prov.  ; 

L.  Geoflrion,  E.  Lafond,  VV.   Me- 

Kinnon,  J.  Renaud,  P.  Laroie. 
St.  George,  J.  A.  Beauchamp,  curd. 
St.  Hermas,  M.  Moulin. 
St.  Hippolyte,  R.  Pelletier. 
St.  Hubert,  A.  Dupour,  cure. 
St.  Isidore,  S.  Maynard,  G.  Gagnon, 

vies. 
St.  Jacques  le  Mineur,  S.  A.  Moreau. 
St.  Janvier,  J.  O.  Labontd,  cure ;  Frs. 

Labonte,  vie. 
St.  Jean  de  la  Croix,  A.  J.  Prdfon- 

taine,    cure ;    C.     Villeneuve,    H. 

Lachapelle,  vie. 
St.  Jean  d'Iberville,  C.  Collin,  curd ; 

A.  Robert,  C.  Lussier,  vies. 
St.  Jerome,  F.-X.  de  la  Durantaye, 

cure;    E.  Marsolais,  C.  Caron,  J. 

A.   Forget,  vies.;    T.   Ouimet,  F. 

Forget,  a.  e. 
St.  Joseph  du  Lao,  M.  G.  Charette. 
Ste.  Julie,  J.  A.  Bertram,  curd. 
St.  Lambert,  Frs.  Rabeau. 
St.  Laurent,  H.  P.  Crevier,  pr.,  cure ; 

E.  Groulx,  vie,  C.S.C. 
Soeurs  de  Ste.  Croix  des  Sept  Dou- 

leurs  (Maison  Mdre) — M.    C.    La- 

casse,  chap, 
St.  Leonard,  A.  Houle. 
Ste.  Lueie,  F.  N.  Caisse, 
St.  Lue,  G.  Fonrouge. 
Ste.  Marguerite,  C.  Robillard. 
St.   Martin,    M.   Leblanc,    cure;   H. 

Leelair,  vie. 
Lorette— M.  N.  Houle,  chap. 
St.    Michel,    M.    Taillon,    V.F.;    A. 

J.  Ferland,  vie. 
Ste.  Monique,  A.  Lajeunnesse. 
St.  Paul  de  I'ile  aux  Noix,  A.  Mande- 

ville. 
St.    Paul    I'Ermite,    G.    D.    Lesage, 

cure  ;  H.  Quesnel,  vie. 
St.  Philippe,  J.  B.  Jobin. 
St.  Pierre  aux  Liens,  P.  Desrosiers, 

J.  Cabena,  vie. 
St.  Placide,  F.  Pariseau. 
St.   Renii,  J.   A.   Majean,  cure;  D. 

Toupin,  vie. 
Ste.  Rose,  J.  Aubin,eure;  E.  Therien, 

vieaire. 
St.  Sauveur,  L.  Desjardins. 
Ste.  Scholastique,  R.  Hetu,  V.F.;  J. 

Sanche,  vie. 
Ste.  Sophie,  J.  Dupras. 
St.  Sulpiee,  Alb.  Boisseau. 
Ste.  Theodosie,  J.  Vigneault. 
Ste.  Therdse,  A.  Vaillancourt,  curd ; 

H.  Papineau,  vie. 
College    de    Ste.    Therese— MM.   A. 

Jasmin,    supdrieur ;    A.     Nantel, 

chan.  hon.  ;  T.  Souriol,A.  Pdladeau, 

A.    Papineau,  J.  L.  Valiquette,  J. 

Migneault,S.  Gascon,  J.  C.  Lacasse, 

J.  C.  Chaumont,  N.  Fauteux,  Art. 

Papineau,    directeur ;    D.    Chau-  j 

mont,   J.   Lesage,    E.    Bdlair,    R.  ' 


Kiefer,  S.  Cloutier,  C.  Coursol.  E. 

Thdrien,  H.  Lecompte,  J.  Coursol, 

E.  Charbonneau,  L.    Labelle,    A. 

Delorme,  G.  Picte. 
College  de  St.  Laurent~RR.  PP.  E. 

Hdbert,  sup.  ;    E.  D.  Meehan,  T. 

Barrd,  H.  E.  Vanier,  W.  Condon, 

Elf.  Guertin,  P.  Martel,  J.  Chauvin, 

J.  A.  Cldment,  E.  Laurin,  P.  H. 

Vanier,  T.  Kellett,  C.S.C,  E.  Grou, 

L.  Panzd,  J.  B.  Hamon. 
St.  Valentin,  A.  Daigneault. 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul,  T.  Kavanagh, 

cure ;  U.  Labelle,  vie. 
Penitencier— M.  O.  Harel,  aumonier. 
Sault   au    RdcoUet,    C.    Lamarche, 

curd. 
Noviciat  des  Peres  Jesuites — RR.  PP. 

H.    Bourque,    reeteur   et  m.   des 

nov.  ;  J.  Grenier,  M.  Martineau,  J. 

Carriere,  W.  Tessier,  S.J. 
Residence  S.   Janvier— M.    A.    Des- 
noyers, E.  Dugast,  G.  Dugast,  a.  c. 
Convent  des  Dames  du  Sarce  Coeur 

— M.  J.  M.  Dupuis,  chap. 
Asile  S.   Benoit,  Joseph  Labre— M. 

O.  Lajacd,  chap. 
Sherrington,  B.  Meunier. 
Terrebonne,  S.   Comtois,  curd ;    F. 

L'Heureux,  vie  ;  L.  Labrie,  ptre. 
Juvenat  des  Peres  deT.  S.  Saerement 

— RR.  PP.  A.  Michaud,  J.  B.  Caron, 

P.  Brousseau,  T.  Mdnand,  S.S.S. 
Hotel  Dieu— MM.  E.  Girot,  P.S.S.; 

A.  Larue,  chap. ;  M.  Lavallde,  a.  c. 
Asile  Nazareth— M.   M.    Callaghan, 

chap. 
Congregation  de  Notre  Dame — MM. 

J.  A.  Thibault,  M.  J.  Chiron,chaps. 
Bon    Pasteur— MM.    Z.    Alarie,    Z. 

Herien,  chaps. 
Hopital  N.  Dame— M.  E.   Choquet, 

chap. 
Mont  S.  Louis— M.  J.  M.  A.  Brosseau, 

chap. 
Asile  de  la  Providence— M.  A.  Martin, 

chap. 
Frdres  de  la  Charite— M.  J.  G.  Dd- 

earries,  chap. 
Soeurs  de  la  Misericorde— R.  P.  J. 

Jodoin,  O.M.I.,  chap. 
Hopital  General  des  S.  Grises— MM. 

A.  Fournet,  P.S.S.,  chap.  ;  J.  W. 

Deniers,  deuxieme  aum. 
Sainte  Darie  Soeurs  du  B  Pasteur — 

R.  P.  G.  Courtol,  S.J.,  chap. 
Soeurs   de    la    Providence    (Maison 

Mdre)— S.  Dubeau,  chap. 
Hospice  Gamelin— M.  O.  Lagacd,  P. 

McGinnis,  chaps.  ;    J.  D.  Miehon, 

ptre. 
Academic  S.  Ls.  de  Gonzague — M.  Z. 

Herien,  chap. 
Asile  des  Sourdes  Muettes-  -M.  A.  E. 

Deschamps,  aumonier  ;  P.  Perrier, 

visiteur  des  Ecoles  ;    A.  Derome, 

a.  e. 
Soeurs  des  SS.    NN.    Jesues  et  de 

Marie  (Maison  Mdre) — M.  G.  Char- 
tier,  chap. 
Carmelites— M.  A.  Peladeau,  chap. 
Eeole  Normale— M.  N.  Dubois,  prin" 

eipal ;  J.  A.  Desrosiers,  asst.  ;  A. 

Nantel,  ehan.  hon. 
Pension  nat  S.  Nom  de  Marie — R.  P. 

M.  J.  Brophy,  chap. 
Sourds  Muets— R.  P.  J.  M.  Cadieux, 

C.S.V.,  chap,  et  dir. ;  G.  Cadieux, 

C.S.V.,  asst. 
Ville  Marie— M.  L.  Giard,  chap. 
Mont  Lasalle— M.  Z.  Gravel,  chap, 
Varennes,  L.   J.  Gaudet,   curd;    E. 

Gohier,  vie.; —  Beauchemin,  a.c. 
Vereheres,  F.    A.    Baillarge,    curd ; 

E.  Dulude,  vie. 


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St.  Agnes,  G.  Casey,  cur^ ;    P.  Mc- 
Donald, A.  McDonough,  vie. 
N.  Dame  du  M.  Carmel,  Italiens,  R. 

P.  Ls.  Caramello,  s.j. 
N.  Dame  de  Pitie,  dess.  syrienne,  P. 

Chamy. 
N.  Dame  du  Perpetuel  Secours,  M.  J. 

M.  Joliecoeur,  cur6,  C.  Boyer,  vie. 
St.  Iren6e,  J.  B.   B6rard,  cur6;  N. 

Labrosse,  A.  Deschenes,  vies. 
Ste.  Philom^ne  de  Rosemont,  J.  E. 

Brien,  eur6. 
S.  Viateur,  O.  Charbonneau,  C.S.V., 

eur6  ;  H.  Gagnon,  vie. ;  S.  Arsene, 

J.  Descaries,  cure ;  A.  Par6,  vie. 
Bordeaux,  L.   M.   Hamelin    C.S.V., 

dess. 
Cartierville,  J.  E.  Chevalier. 
Ste.    Claire    de    Tetreaultville,    O. 

Mousseau,  eur6. 
N.  Dame  Auxiliriatce,  P.  Labreche, 

cur6. 
N.  Dame  des  Victoire,  J.  Thibodeau, 

cure. 
St.  Elzear,  R.  Content. 
St.  Gerard  Magella,  U.  Geoffrion.cure. 
S.  Clothilde,  M.  J.  Bourassa,  cur^ ; 

A.  Dorval. 
S.  Saerement,  Lachine,  J.  E.  Prevost, 

cur6. 
S,  Paschal  Baylon,  Cote  des  Neiges, 

A.  Marsolais,  cure. 


ARCHDIOCESE  OF  OTTAWA. 

Archbishop— Most  Rev.  C.  11.  Gau- 
thier. 

Vicar-General  —  Very  Rev.  J.  O. 
Routhier. 

Chancellor— Y.  Rev.  J.  A.  Sloan. 

Secretary  ~Re\ .  F.  X.  Brunet. 

Ottawa  University,  under  direction 
of  Oblates  of  Mary  Immaculate- 
Rev.  W.  J.  Murphy,  Rector;  J.  A. 
Poll,  Vice-Rector  ;  F.  Guertin,  N. 
Nilles,  T.  Murphy,  L.  Peruisset,  A. 
Lajeunesse,  A.  McGowan,  A.  Jas- 
min, E.  Pepin,  J.  Fallon,  J.  H. 
Sherry,  J.  B.  Boyer,  A.  B.  Roy,  F. 
Boyon,  E.  A.  Latulippe,  W.  Kelly, 
L.  Binet,  P.  A.  Normandin,  E. 
Turcotte,  L.  Rheaume,  J.  McGuire, 
M.  Murphy,  S.  Murphy,  H.  Paquet, 
H.  Veronneau,  W.  Stanton,  D. 
Finnegan,  W.  J.  Collins,  A.  Pelle- 
titr,  J.  A.  Paquet,  O.  Voyer,  O.M.I. , 
R.  Sen^cal,  B.  Kennedy,  J.  A. 
Dewe,  and  P.  Brown. 

Scholasticate  of  Oblates  — Rev.  G. 
Charlebois,  J.  Duvic,  J.  B.  Dalpe, 
C.  Charlebois,  F.  Blanchin,  R. 
Villeneuve,  U.  Robert,  A.  Joyal, 
O.M.I. 

Juniorate  of  Oblates— Rev.  J.  E. 
Jeannotte,  A.  Paillier,  L.  Lejeune, 
S,  Brault,  E.  David,  P.  Duchaus- 
sois,  G.  Simard,  A.  Auclair,  N. 
Dubois,  L.  Bouvet,  J.  Guy. 

CITY  OF  OTTAWA. 

Cathedral  of  the  Immaculate  Con- 
ception—V.  Rev.  J.  O.  Routhier, 
V.G.;  L.  N.  Campeau,  J.  A.  Plan- 
tin,  F.  X.  Brunet,  J.  J.  Desjardins, 
O.  Lalonde,  J.  Lebeau,  R.  T. 
Lapointe. 

St.  Anne's— J.  A.  Myrand,  J.Lombard. 

St.  Bridget's— J.  A.  Sloan,  J.  N. 
Varilly. 

St.  Jean  Baptiste— RR.PP.,  J  Bacon, 
R.  M.  Rouleau,  M.  Marion,  A. 
Dallaire,  D.  De  Lamothe,  C.  Doyon, 
C.  Cote,  H.  Theriault,  F,  Thibault, 
A.  M.  Marion,  C.  Chamberland,  P. 
M.  Berard,  M.  Cot6,  P.  H.  Martin, 
T.  Houle,  J.  Mathieu,  R.  Ouimet, 


H.  Forest,M.  Marchand,  D.  Archam- 
bault,  L.  Trudeau,  B.  Lefebvre. 

St.  Francis -RR.  PP.,  Leonard,  Al- 
bert, Sebastien,  Candide,  Maurice, 
Honord,  Conrad,  Adolphe,  Justin, 
Raphael,  Fortune,  Alb6ric,  O.M.C., 
Patrice. 

St.  Joseph's— W.  J.  Murphy,  O.M.I., 
T.Murphy,O.M.I.,W.Collins,O.M.I. 

St.  Patrick's— J.  M.  Whelan,  A. 
Newman. 

St.  Mary's—  G.  Fitzgerald,  G.  O'Toole. 

Liguorian  College  of  the  Redemp- 
torist  Fathers-  Rev.  Fathers  J.  A. 
Trudel,  L.  St.  Pierre,  L.  Fortier, 
T.  Pintal,  B.  Van  Heybeeck,  F. 
Hubert,  J.  Morin,  J.  Couli6,  J. 
Chaineut,  C.SS.R. 

Sacred  Heart — J.  E.  Jeannotte,  P. 
Duchaussois,  O.M.I. 

Holy  Family  —  C.  Charlebois,  J. 
Denis. 

St.  Charles— L.  Fillaudeau,  CM. 

Italian  Mission— Rev.  Fortun6,0.  M.  C. 

St.  Charles'  Home  —  G.  Bouillon, 
chaplain. 

PROVINCE  OP   QUEBEC. 

Angers,  V.  Pilon. 

Aylmer,  A.  Labelle,  R.  Filiatrault. 

Bouchette,  A.  Forget. 

Brebeuf,  D.  Guay. 

Brownsburg,  L.  Pilon. 

Buckingham,  E.  C.  Croteau,  P.  Cha- 

tillon,  E.  Richard,  J.  Godin. 
Cantley,  J.  Dowd. 
Old  Chelsea,  J.  T.  McNally,  D.D. 
Ch6n6ville,  A.  Guillaume. 
La  Conception,  W.  Pion. 
Farrelton,  A.  Chenier. 
Ferme  Neuve,  J.  M.  Martin. 
Gracefield,  C.  Roux. 
Grenville,  J.  Gascon. 
Huberdeau,  RR.  PP.,  S.  Guih6neuf, 

A.  Gilbert,  J.  Rcex. 
Hull,  Our  Lady  of  Grace— A.  Guertin, 

O.M.I.,  supr.,  M.  Prevost,  O.M.I., 

J.  O.  Pelletier,  G.  Guinard,  L.  Bro- 

ehu,    O.M.I. ,    A.     Bourassa,     H. 

Gonneville. 
Hull ,  Normal  School— S.  Corbeil ,  D.  D. 
Hull,   Most  Holy  Redeemer— J.   A. 

Carri6re,  R.  Bazin. 
Hull,   A.   Mangin,    Convent  of   the 

Sisters  Servants  of  Jesus  and  Mary. 
Ironside,  A.  David,  C.S.Sp.,  C.  De- 

maison,  A.   Marquette,  C.S.Sp. 
Labelle,  C.  Proulx. 
Lac  des  Ecorces,  E.  Coursol. 
Lac  des  lies,  C.  Arpin. 
Lae  Ste.  Marie,  A.  M.  Guilbault. 
La  Minerve,  A.  Dalloz,  C.R.I.C. 
L'Annonciation,  V.  Epinard,  V.  Bar- 
din,    A.    Buisson,    J.    F.    Mallet, 

C.R.I.C. 
L' Ascension,  O.  Lavergne. 
Luskville,  J.  H.  Limoges. 
Maniwaki,  H.  Gervais,  sup.,  O.M.I., 

J.  M.  Plan,  O.M.I.,  G.  Bellemare, 

O.M.I.,F.  Blanchin,  O.M.L 
Martindale,  A.  B^langer. 
Masson,  J.  Routhier. 
Maj'O,  A.  Barette. 
Monte  Bello,  M.    Chamberland,   P. 

Dusserres,  G.  Prieur. 
Montcerf,  E.  Limoges. 
Montfort,  RR.PP.,  A.  Urlings,  CM., 

A.    Cesbron,   J.    M.    Gapihan,    J. 

Geurts,  T.  Ronsin,  CM. 
Montpellier,  E.  Coursol 
Nominingue,  H.  Chalumeau,  C.  Ber- 

tin,   J.   A.    Moutet,   L.    Ruty,    A. 

Labelle,  C.R.LC 
Notre  Damede  la  Paix,  D.D. B^langer. 
Notre  Dame  de  la  Salette,  O.  Lemay. 
Notre  Dame  de  Pontmain,  F.  X.  Bar- 

rette. 


Notre  Dame  du  Laus,  E.  Trinquier. 
Juniorate    of  Company    of  Mary, 

RR.PP.,J.Bemelmans,J.Nervoux, 

G.  Fillodeau,  J.  M.  Regardin,  J. 

Bidet,  J.  F.  Brung,  A.  Le  Bourhis, 

A.   Toublant,   P.    M.    Rocher,    E. 

Rousseau,  CM, 
Papineauville,  E.  Rochon. 
Perkins,  L.  J.  Ai'chambault. 
Plaisance,  J.  B.  Bazinet. 
Pointe  Au  Chene,  C  Pare. 
Pointe  Gatineau,  F.  P.  Beau  champ. 
Rapide  de  L'Orignal,  A.  Genier,  J. 

St.  Andre. 
Ripon,  J.  Guay. 
River  Joseph,  F.  L^gare. 
St.  Adolphe  de  Howard,  P.  Filion. 
Ste.  Agathe,  A.  Corbeil,  R.  Cadieux, 

T.  Allard. 
St.  Andre  Avellin,  J.  P.  Belanger,  W. 

Cadieux. 
Ste.  Cecile  de  Masham,  P.  Garon,  A. 

Hoy. 
St.  Donat  de  Montcalm,  F.  X.  Le- 

Gendre. 
St.  Faustin,  A.  Gauthier. 
St.  Gerard  de  Montarville,  H.  Yelle. 
St.  Jovite,  S.  Ouimet. 
St.  Pierre  de  Wakefield,  J.  Ethier. 
St.Philipped'Argenteuil,  P.  Montour. 
St.  Remi  de  Amherst,  O.  Ferron. 
Ste.  Rose  de  Lima,  N.  P.  Rouillard. 
St.  Sixte,  A.  Bazinet. 
Ste.  V^ronique,  E.  Riou,  C.R.I.C. 
Sufifolk,  J.  A.  Milard. 
Thurso,  J.  Chatelain. 
Val  des  Bois,  G.  Desrosiers. 

PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO. 

Alfred,  F.  Lombard,  H.  Laniel. 

Almonte,  J.  Harkin. 

Billings'  Bridge,  H.  Chartrand. 

Bourget,  L.  Raymond. 

Carlsbad  Springs,  P.  Belanger. 

Casselman,  H.  Touchette,  J.  L.  Fran- 

coeur,  retired. 
Chute  a  Blondeau,  J.  Leclerc. 
Clarence  Creek,  C  Poulin. 
Corkery,  W.  Cavanagh. 
Curran,  F.  X.  J.  Lorti. 
Cummings'  Bridge— Notre  Dame  de 

Lourdes,J.Kalen,C.M.,  J.Drousset, 

C  Arrive,  R.  Porrier,  CM. 
Cummings'  Bridge  Scholasticate— P. 

Audran,  L.  Fillaudeau,  J.  Weerts, 

G.    Wevers,    J.    Dayet,   CM.,    H. 

Lemmens,  H.  Guinefoleau,  CM. 
Cyrville,  Noviciate:    P.  Raimbault, 

CM.,  J.  M.  Pluy lakers,  C  M. 
Embrun,  J.  U.  Forget,  A.  Dupras. 
Fallowfield,  J.  Foley. 
Fournier,  A.  Beausoleil. 
Hawkesbury,  S.  Philip,  A.  Larocque. 
Lefaivre,  P.  B6dard. 
Lemieux,  J.  O.  Allard. 
L'Orignal,  J.  Pilon. 
March,  P.  Fay. 
Marionville,  J.  A.  Lemonde. 
Metcalfe,  A.  Belanger. 
Orleans,  W.  Deguire,  D.D. 
Osgoode,  W.  McCauley. 
Pakenham,  P.  Corkery. 
Plantagenet,  J.  A.  Pelletier. 
Richmond,  J.  T.  Brownrigg. 
Rockland,  P.  S.  Hudon,  E.  Levae. 
St.  Albert,  H.  Arnault. 
Ste.  Anne  de  Prescott,  E.  Coderre. 
St.  Eugene,  F.  Towner,  V.  Bouchard. 
St.  Isidore  de  Prescott,  O.  Boulet. 
St.  Paschal-Baylon,  G.  Barrette. 
Sarsfield,  Ose.  Cousineau. 
South  Indian,  A.  Desjardins. 
South  Gloucester,  G.  Prud'homme. 
Vankleek  Hill,   P.  Dussfere-Telmon, 

A.  Sen^cal. 
Wendover,  J.  A.  Seguin. 


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ARCHIDIOCESE  DE  QUEBEC. 
Archbishop  —  Most  Rev.  Mgr  L.-N. 

Begin,  D.D. 
Auxiliary— M^x  P.-Eug.  Roy,  Bishop 
of  Eleutheropolig. 

Vicars  General— Mgr.  C.-A.  Marois 
Mgr.  T.-E.  Harael,  et  Mgr.  L.-A. 
Paquet. 
Archbishop's  Palace— Mgr  C.-A.  Mar- 
ois, V.  G. ;  Mgr  Tetu,  procureur  et 
aumonier  ;  MM.  L.-St  G.  Lindsay, 
secretaire  -  archiviste  ;  J,  -  V.  -  A. 
Huard  ;  J. -CI.  Arsenault,  mis, 
dioc6sain  ;  Eug.-C.  Laflamme,  sec- 
retaire ;  J. -J.  Laberge,  assistant- 
secretaire  etmaitre  des ceremonies. 

OJicialite  MStropolitaine— Mgr  C.-A. 
Marois,  otficial;  Mgr  L.-A.  Paquet, 
Mgr.  F.  Faguy  et  M.  L.-St  G. 
Lindsay,  assesseurs ;  Mgr.  H.  Tetu, 
promoteur  ;  MM.  Eug.-C.  La- 
flamme, vice-promote ur  et  defen- 
seur  du  lien  matrimonial  ;  J. -J. 
Laberge,  chancelier. 

S4minaire  de  Quebec  —  M.  I'abbe 
Amedee  Gosselin,  superieur  et  rec- 
teur  de  I'Universite  Laval;  Mgr 
T.-E.  Hamel,  V.  G.,  Mgr.  L.-A. 
Paquet,  V.G.,  Mgr  O.-E.  Mathieu, 
MM.,T.  Paquet,proc. ;  Frs.Pelletier, 
directeur  du  Petit  Seminaire  ;  N. 
Gariepy,  directeur  du  Grand  Sem- 
inaire ;  L.-E.  Nadeau,  B.-Ph.  Gar- 
neau,  Albert  Dion,  J.  Gignac,  H. 
Simard,  P.  Hebert,  A.  Lortie,  A. 
Pare,  Ph.  Fillion,  secret,  de  I'Uni- 
versite;  C.  Roy,  P.-C.  Desrochers, 
econome  ;  Jos.-E.  Grandbois,  Ad. 
Garneau,  C.-R.  Guimont,  J.-R.  Pel- 
letier,  A.  Aubert,  O.  Gosselin,  J. -A. 
Robert,  J. -A.  Langlois,  O.  Genest, 
Br.  Pelletier,  G.  Desjardins,  Chs. 
Beaulieu,  W.  Cannon,  C.  Gagnon, 
A.  Ferland,  A.  Maheux,  H. Gagnon, 
CI.  Leclero,  J.  Paquet,  A.  Vachon, 
et  L.  P.  Blaia. 

Dominicaines  Servuntcs  de  I'Enf ant- 
Jesus — M.  Frs.  Pelletier,  aumonier. 

Paroisse  Notre-Dame  de  Quebec— 
Mgr  F.  Faguy,  cure  ;  MM.  Luc  La 
Rue  et  J.-L.  Lemay.vics.— A.  Tetu, 
26,  Couillard,  Jos.  Proulx,  14, 
d'Aiguillon. 

N.-D.  des  Victoires  Basse-Ville—M. 
Luc  LaRue,  desservant. 

Congregation  des  Hommes  de  Quibec 
— .RR.  PP.,  A.-D.  Turgeon,  sup.; 
A.  Girard,  ministre  et  proc. ;  A. 
Heroux,  L.  De  Victor,  M.  Tamisier, 
T.  Lord,  S.J.,  mission naire. 

Risidence  des  RR.  PP.  Iliss.  die  S.- 
Coettr, 71,  rue  Ste-lTrusle—RR.  PP. 
F.-X.  Maiilard,  sup.;  J.-M.  Rigaud, 
J.  Allien,  J.  Frappa,  J.  Cailler,  et 
E.  Chaussende. 

3Iaison  d'etude  des  RR.  PP.  de  Ste- 
Croix — Pensionnat  de  V  University 
— R-  P.  E.  H.  Vanier,  superieur. 

Smurs  Miesionaires  de  N.-D.  d' 
Afrique — (SfBurs  Blanches)  41, 
Remparts.  R^v,  P.  A.  Smoor, 
aumdnier. 

Postulat  de  N.-D.  des  Missions 
d'Afrique  (Ph-es  Blancs),  37,  rue 
des  Remparts— B.R.  PP.  J.  Forbes, 
aup.;  H.  Gaudibert,  J.  Ceiron,  J. 
Heurtbise  et  J.  Brun. 

Ursulines—M.  J.-E.  Laberge, aumon- 
ier. 

Monast^re    MMci—M.    O.    Plante, 

aumonier. 
H6tel-Dieu—MM.  M.  A. -A.  Faucher, 
aumonier;  A.-E.  Lamothe. 

Sceurs  de  la  CharitS—MM,  J.-S.  Che- 
nard  et  O.  Plante,  aumdniers ;  Em. 
Bernard,  assistant. 


Pensionnat  St-Louis  de  Gonzague, 
2,  rue  Richelieu— MM.  N.  Cinq- 
Mars,  B.  Demers,  et  R.  Casgrain, 
retires ;  Geo,  Miville,  J.  A.  D'- 
Amours,  E.  Brunet  et  Ls.  Turgeon. 
Hospice  de  la  Misericorde—M.  S.- 
Alfred Lortie,  aumonier. 
Academie  Commerciale—M.  A.  Tetu, 

aumonier. 
Prison— Mgr  H.  Tetu,  aumdnier. 
Convent  des  Dominicains—UR.  P.P. 
E.-A.  Langlais,   Sup.;  Ths.  Couet, 
Reg.  Farly,  Ros.   Miville  et  Reg. 
Dupras,  procureur. 
Paroisse  St-Patrice—RR.  PP.  John 
Hanley,   rector;    Frank    Delargy, 
minister ;    Ths.    Donohue,    James 
Woods,    John    Lawlor    et    Alfred 
Jones. 
Asile  Ste-Brigitte — Desservi  par  les 

Peres  de  St-Patrice. 
N.-D.  du  Cap  Diamant— Desservie 

par  les  Peres  de  St-Patrice. 
Paroisse  St- Jean-Baptiste— MM.  J.- 
D.  Beaudouin,cure ;  J.-Et.  Mercier, 
P. -A.  Dion  A.  Godbout,  E,-A.  Dou- 
cet  et  J.-D.  A.  Turmel,  vies.— MM. 
P.  O'Leary,  445,  rue  St-Jean ;  E 
Miller,  38,  d'Artigny ;  J.  Jobin, 
69i  St.  Olivier. 

Soeurs  de  VEspSrance  (garde-ma- 
lades)— 463,  rue  St-Jean, 

Ecole  Normale—Mgr  T.-G.  Rouleau, 
principal  ;  MM.  A. -P.  Caron,  ass.; 
J.  Fleury,  regent ;  J.  J.  Dube, 
auxiliaire. 

Convent  des  SS.  Stigmates  des  Frhres 
Mineurs  —  Mont  -  Plaisant  —  RR. 
PP.  Alexandre,  gardien ;  Firmin, 
vicaire  ;  Richard,  Marie-Anselme, 
Joseph,  Odoric,  Ignace,  HugoHn, 
Marie  -  Albert,  Justin,  Joachim, 
Hyacinthe,  Francois,  Victorin, 
Arthur  et  Vincent. 

Bon-Pasteur—M.  L.  Garon,  aumon- 
ier. 

Villa  ManrHe  (Maison  de  retraite) — 
R.  P.  E.  Desy,  S.  J.,  superieur  et 
S.  J. 

Pranciscaines  Missionnaires  de 
Marie— M.  L.-H.  Paquet,  aumon- 
ier. 

Prkres  de  St-Vincent  de  Paul — 
MM.  RR.,  G.  Debeauquesne,  sup.; 
F.  Behal  et  H.  McLeod. 

Convent  de  Bellevue — Ferd.  Masse, 
aumonier,  res.:  Pensionnat,  St- 
Louis  de  Gonz. 

Paroisse  N.-D.  de  la  Garde— M.  J.- 
B.  C.-Dupuis,  cure. 

Paroisse  St-Roch—M.  Robert  La- 
gueux,  cure ;  MM.  L.  Gauthier, 
Leon  Vien,  Q.  C6t6  et  A.  Desjar- 
dins, vicaires. 

Convent  des  SS.  de  la  Cvngr.—Mgr. 

A,  Gauvreau,  aumdnier. 
Hospice  St- Antoine— MM.  T,  E,  Beau- 
lieu  et  Cyp.  Larrivee, 

Paroisse  N.-D.  de  Jacques-Cartier- 
MM.  O.  Cloutier,  cure  ;  Alf.  Carrier, 
P.  Cloutier  et  V.  Grenier,  vies- F.- 
X.  Burque,  rueSt-Fran^ois,  No.  398. 

Hospice  St-Charles—M.  J.-Al.  Pou- 
lin,  aumonier ;  Mgr,  C.-O.  Gagnon, 
P.D. 

Asile  des  alien4s  et  Sanatorium 
Mastai.  Bureau  de  Poste  '*  Mas- 
tai  " — MM.  Ad.  Godbout,  aumonier 
des  Soeurs  et  du  Sanatorium ;  F.  de 

B.  Boutin,  aumdnier  des  hommes  ; 
M.  Alb.  Rousseau,  aumonier  des 
femmes. 

Paroisse  St-Zephirin  de  Stadacotia 

— M.  L.-J.-A.  Dion,  cure. 
Paroisse  N.-D.    des  Anges — M.   A. 

Lepage,  cure. 


Paroisse  St-Charles  de  Limoilou— 
RR.  PP.  Capucins;  RR.  PP.  Albert 
cure ;  Vital,  assistant — Au  Convent 
— RR.  PP.  Bonaventure,  gardien  ; 
Maurice,  cure  ;  Etienne,  vicaire  ; 
Edouard,  Alexis,  Vital,  asst.  de 
cure ,  Gregoire  et  Prosper. 
Hopital  General— MM.  A.  Lepage, 
aum.;  J.-R.-L.  Hamelin,  a.  aumdn- 
ier. 
Paroisse  St-Sauveur—RR.  PP.  H. 
Legault,  sup.  et  curd ;  J.-B.  Grand- 
fils,  A.  Desilets,  L.-P.  Lauzon,  A. 
Martin,  A.  Valiquet,  D.  Forget,  G. 
Lemoine,  P.  Bernier,  O.  Allard,  J.- 
E.  Tessier,  J. -A.  Fortier,  V.  Le- 
lievre,  J.-C.  Decelles,  J.-B.  L6- 
vesque  et  A.  Chaput. 
Eglise  N.-D.  de  Lourdes—Desservie 

par  St-Sauveur. 
H6tel-Dien  du  Sacre-Coettr—M.    J. 
Gervais,  aumdnier ;    F,   Morisset, 
Alfred  Paquet,  retires. 
Paroisse  St-Malo— MM.  J.-H.  Bouf- 
fard,  cure;  Ed.   Guay,  E.  V.  La- 
vergne  et  V.  Pouliot,  vies. 
Academie  de  Jesus-Marie,  Sillery— 

MM.  L.-A,  Gagnon,  aumdnier. 
ColUge  de  Ste-Anne  de  la  Pocati^re 
—MM.  L.  Dumais,  superieur ;  J. 
Richard,  prof,  k  I'Ecole  d'agricul- 
ture  ;  Eug.  Pelletier,  J. -01.  Martin, 
dir.  de  I'Ee.  d'Agric,  Aug.  Boulet, 
procureur ;  J.-N.  Gignac,  directexir 
des  eieves;  F.  Blanchet,  Jos.-Et. 
Lavoie,  asst- proc. ;  Jos.-F.  Gosselin, 
dir  des  eccies.;  Geo.-N.  Pelletier, 
J.  Bourque,  J.-W.  Lebon,  A.  Les- 
sard,  W.  Roy,  L.-E.  Morneau,  J.-H. 
Fillion,  Arth.  Beaudoin,  J.-B.  Le- 
clerc,  A.  Lapointe,  prefet  des 
etudes,  S.  Boulet,  A.  Martin,  Noel 
Pelletier,  Chs.  Bourque,  M.Fortin, 
F.  Tetu,  malade. 
College  de  Mvis— MM.  T.-S.  Lecours, 
sup.  et  proc. ;  E.  Genereux,  Ceiestin 
Lemieux,dir.  des  eccl,;  A.Marcoux, 
pref.  des  etudes  au  cours  latin  ;  E. 
Roy,  A.  Faucher,  prefet  des 
etudes  au  cours  commercial ;  C. 
Fournier,  Eug.  Carrier,  asst. -pro- 
cureur; Jos.  Roy.  J.-B.  Halie,  dir- 
ecteur des  eieves  ;  Nap.  Laflamme, 
J.-V.  Roy,  R.  Lamontagne,  A.  Pro- 
vancher,  J. -A.  Roy,  J.  L.  Hebert, 
L.  Boulanger,  W.  Caron,  J.-A. 
Laflamme,  P.  Grondin,  J.  Ferland, 
P.  Boyd,  W.  Lemieux,  O.  Carrier, 
L.  Chabot,  H.  Chouinard,  J.  C. 
Gosselin  and  J.  E.  Caron. 
Hospice  St- Joseph  de  la  DSlivrance, 
LMs— MM.  John  Hunt,  aum.;  J. 
Cote,  A.-C.-H.  Paquet,  L.-E.  Gron- 
din, P.  Vincent,  anc.  cures. 
Convent  des  SS.  de  la  Charity,  Levis 

— M.  Eug.  Carrier,  chapelain. 
Juv^nat  des  Frhres  Maristes,  L6vi8 

*-M.  A.  Marcoux,  chapelain. 
Patronage,  Mvis,  FF.  de  S.  Vincent 

de  Paul— J.  Verret,  sup. 
HdtelDieu,  Levis— MM.  F.-X.  Gos- 
selin, chap.  ;  D.-O.-R.  Dufresne, 
retire, 
A  I'etranger — MM,  B.  Bernier,  E.-L, 
Marceau,  J.-Chs  Boulay,  L.-A.  Le- 
vesque,  P.-A.  Begin,  Ths  Marcoux, 
J.-O.  Nadeau,  A.  Magnan,  P.-S. 
Hudon-Beaulieu,  A. -A.  Caston- 
guay,  J.  Levasseur,  J.-A.  Cdte, 
A.-E.  Bollard,  Chs  Langlois,  CI. 
Simard,  Od.  Dupuis,  W.  Carrier, 
Art.  Simard,  J. -01.  St-Amant,  Naz. 
Caron,  E.  Beianger,  I.  Caron,  A. 
Huot,  J.  Dumont — A  Lille:  J, 
T,  Nadeau— £«  Angleterre,  M.-L. 
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Monast^re  du  Pr4cieus-Sang, Levis— 

M.  E.  Gdndreux,  chapelain. 
Ancienne  Lorette,  J.  O.  Faucher,  PP. ; 

A.  Proulx  et  P.  Levasseur,  curates. 
Ange  Gardien,  E.  O.  Corriveau. 
Beaumont,  L.-L.  Hudon. 
Beauport,  A,  D6ziel,  J.  R6millard, 

G.  Ouvrard,  vicars. 
Berthier,  P.  Leclerc;  M.  Hudon,  re'd. 
Bienville,   D,  Pelletier. 
Breakeyville,  H.  Roger. 
Cap  Rouge,  A.  Pampalon. 
Cap  St.  Ignace,  Mgr.  N.J.  Sirois,PP.; 

S.  Theberge,  E.  Corriveau,  vicar. 
Charlesbourg,  D.  Gosselin,  PP.;    C. 

B.  Rochette,  vicar, 
Charny,  O.  Poirier. 

Chateau  Richer  ou  Cloutier,  PP. ;  P. 

Laverdi^re. 
Couv.  Jesus  Marie,  L^vis,  L.  Gauv- 

reau. 
Deschambault,    U,  Rousseau,  PP. ; 

A.  Lemay  and  T.  Labbe,  vicars. 
Fraserville,   P.   Roy,   PP.  ;    A.  Roy 

and  E.   Parent,   vicars;    Chaplain 

of  Hospital,  L.  Blaisand  J.  Girard, 

retired. 
Groridines,  J.  D  Ballantyne. 
Grosse-Isle,  J.  B.  Derome. 
Honfleur,  N.  Lafrance. 
Hospital  Guay,  Mgr.  C.  Guay  ;  Eug. 

Sirois,  chap. 
Ile-aux-Grues,  J.  B.  Thiboutot. 
Inverness,  C.  Dupont. 
Islet,  Em.  Dionne;  L.  Leclerc,  vicar; 

F.  X.  Casgrain,  retired. 
Kamouraska,  G.  Guy ;  P.  Legendre, 

vie;  B.-C.  Guy,  retired. 
Lac  Edouard,  E.  Castonguay. 
Laval,  Em.  Giroux. 
L'Enfant  Jesus,  J.-E.  Pichet. 
Lea  Ecureuils,  G.  Turgeon. 
Lotbinitjre,  L.  L.  Paradis ;    E.  Lali- 

berte  et  A.  P6russe,  retired. 
Monastere    des  Trappistincs,   R.  P. 

Gabriel. 
Notre  Dame  des  Anges,  S.  Garon. 
Notre  Dame  de  Levis,  F.  X.  Gosselin, 

G.  S.  Sauvageau,  P,  Chalifour  et 
Ed.  Paeaud,  vicars  ;  A.  Pelletier 
and  P.  Plante,  retired. 

Notre  Dame  de  Lourdes,    H.    Des- 

roches. 
Notre    Dame    du    St.    Rosaire,    U. 

Perron  ;  B.  Paradis,  retired. 
Notre  Dame  du  Mont  Carmel,  J.  A. 

Lessard. 
Notre       Dame       Auxiliatrice,      S. 

Desch(5nes. 
Notre    Dame    des    Laurentides,    O. 

Godbout ;     R.    Labb6,    chap,    du 

convent. 
Notre    Dame    du  Portage,    A.  Tas- 

chereau. 
Notre  Dame  du  Sacrd-Coeur,  J.  B.  A. 

Potilin. 
Noviciat  des  Pferes  de  Sacre-Coeur, 

RR.   PP.   C.  F.  Barral,  sup.  ;   J. 

Bourrin. 
Pintendre,  Ls.  Currier. 
Pointe  aux  Trembles,  Elz.  Dionne. 
Portneuf,    F.    X.    Tessier-Laplante, 

PP.  ;  Tr.  Fortin,  vicar, 
Pontbriand,  L.  Lamontagne. 
Rivifere  ii  Pierre,  O.  Blanchet. 
Riviere  Quelle,  L.  P.   Delisle,  O.  C. 

Levesque,  retired. 
Sillery,  A.  E.  Maguire. 
Stoneham,  H.  Martel. 
Valcartier,  A.  Michaud. 
Village  Huron  de  Lorette,Cl.  Giroux, 

curate. 
Village  Montmorenc3%  J.  B.  Ruel. 
St.  Adrien,  T.  Dumas. 
Ste.  Agathe,  S.  Turcotte. 
St.  Agapit,  A.  Pouliot. 
St.  Alban,  J.  E.  Rouleau, 


St.   Alexandre,   Ad.  Michaud,   PP. ; 

Chg.  F.  Dionne,  vicar. 
St.  Alphonse  de  Thetford,  J.  G.  Gou- 

dreau,  PP. ;  L.  Michaud,  Th.  Proulx 

et  O.  Gosselin,  vies. 
St.  Ambroise,  P.  Lessard  ;  J.  Gauvin, 

vicar,  G.  Giroux,  retired. 
Ste.  Anastasie,  E.  Houde. 
St.  Andr6,  J.  A.  D'Auteuil,  Hospital, 

A.  Bernier,  chap. 
Ste.  Anne  de  Beaupr6,  RR.,  PP.,  A. 

Lemieux,  visiteur ;  A.  Fiset,  rect. ; 

E.  Lamontagne,  cur6;  E.  Flynn, 

F.  Rioux,  E.  Manise,  G.  Daly,  dir. 
du  juv6nat;  E.  Duniont,  P.  Girard, 
P.  Roumieu,  L.  Somville,  A.  Gir- 
oux, T,  Duval,  A.  Caron,  A.  Delisle, 
J.  McDougald,  G.  Deleu,  G.  Jan- 
sens  et  R.  M6nard. 

Ste.  Anges,  Em.  Cote. 

St.  Antoine,  A.  Rouleau. 

St.  Antonin,  B.  Desjardins. 

Ste.    Anne    de    la  Pocati6re,  C.  E. 

Gagne,  cur6  ;  A.  Boulet,  vicar. 
St.  Anselme,  C.   Samson,   PP.  ;    L. 

Delisle,  vie. 
Ste.  Apolllne,  Od.  Guimont. 
St.  Apollinaire,  C.  N.  Paquet. 
St.  Aubert,  L.  N.  Lessard  ;  H.  Dube, 

retired. 
St.  Augustin,  A.  O.  Godin,  PP.  ;    A. 

Bergeron,  vicar. 
Ste.  Aurelie,  J.  Turgeon. 
St.   Basile,    A.   Gauthier,  PP.  ;    F. 

Lespinay,  vicar. 
St.  Benjamin,  J.  E.  Rochette. 
St.  Benoit  Labre,  T.  Turcotte. 
St.  Bernard,  H.  Michaud. 
St.  Bruno,  E.  Paradis. 
St.  Cajetan.  P.  C6t6. 
St.  Calixte,  M.  H.  A.  Vaillancourt, 

PP.  ;  A.  Dupont,  vicar. 
St.  Camille,  T.  Bilodeau. 
St.   Casimir,   J.    G.    McCrea,    PP.  ; 

J.  Destroismaisons,  vicar. 
Ste.  Catherine,  S.  Jolicceur. 
St.   Charles,    P.  J.  E.  Pag6,   PP.; 

A.  Roberge,  vicar  ;  A.  H.  Gosselin, 

retired. 
Ste.  Christine,  Ohs.  Tessier. 
Ste.    Claire,   H.    Frechette  ;    J.  -  A. 

Larochelle,     vicar  ;     F.     Chabot, 

retired. 
Sacr^-Coeur  de  Marie,  J.  A.  Filteau. 
Sacrd-Coeur  de  Jesus,  A.  Lafrance, 

PP.;  J.  A.  Pr6mont,  vicar. 
St.  Come  de  Kennebec,  J.  E.  Breton  ; 

H.  Desch^nes,  C.  Frechette,  vie. 
St.  Croix,  P.  A.  Godbout,  PP. ;    A. 

Bilodeau,  vie. 
St.  Cyrille,  J.  E.  Galerneau. 
St.  Damase,  A.  Castonguay. 
St.   Damien,  B.  O.   Leclerc ;    J.   0. 

Brousseau,  Aug.  V^zina,  chaplain  ; 

A.  Tremblay,  D.  Lemieux,  retired. 
St.  David  de  I'Auberivi^re,  H.  Des- 
jardins, PP.;  A.  Dumas,  vie. 
St.  Denis,  J.  F.  Dumais,  J.  R.  Des- 
jardins, retired. 
St.  Desire  du  Lac  Noir,  J.  F.  Gagnon, 

PP. ;  U.  Croteau,  vie. 
St.EdourddeFrampton,  J.  O'Farrell, 

PP.  ;  Th.  Gagnon,  vicar. 
St.  Edouard,  Chs.  Leclerc. 
St.  Eleuthere,  D.  Ch^nard. 
St.  Elzear,  J.  Veilleux. 
Ste.  Emmelie,  Eug.  Hudon. 
St.   Ephrem,  L.   Morisset,   PP. ;    E. 

Proulx,  vicar. 
Ste,  Euph^mie,  W.  Proulx. 
St.  Etienne  de  Lauzon,  D,  Garon. 
St.  Eugene,  J.  B.  Gosselin. 
St.  Evariste.N.  Proulx;  Jos.  Laeasse, 

vicar. 
St,  Hilaire  (mission). 
St.  Fabien  de  Panet,  G.  Cloutier. 
Ste.  Famille,  Th.  Mereier,  PP. 


St.    Ferdinand,  L.  Gagn6,  PP.  ;  J. 

Roy,  vicar  ;    F.  X.  Couture,  chap. 
St.  Ferreol,  J.  O.  Langlois. 
St.  Flavien,  L.  Panisse  ;  G.  Julien, 

vie. 
Ste.  Foy,  A.  Scott. 
St.  FranQois,  G.  Pelletier. 
St.  Francois  Xavier  de  la  Riviere  du 

Loup,    J.    F.    Thibaudeau;    En. 

Michaud,  vie. 
St.  Francois,  Island  of  Orleans,  J.  H. 

Cinq  Mars. 
St.  Prangois,  Beauce,  L.  Z.  Lambert, 

PP. ;  J.  Houde,  S.  Villeneuve,  vies. 
St.  FrMeric,  R.  Morissette. 
St.   Gabriel  de  la  Durantaye,  L6on 

Larochelle. 
St.  G6d6on,  J.  Rouleau. 
St.  Georges,   A.    Dionne,    PP.  ;    0. 

Fortin,  vicar. 
Ste.  Germaine.    V.  T.   Lauze,  PP. ; 

V.  Rochette,  vicar. 
St.  Germain,  F.  Begin. 
St.  Gilles,  E.  Paquet. 
St.  Gerard,  A.  Boutin. 
St.  Gervais,  S.  H.  Lessard,  PP. 
St.  Gilbert,  M.  Bernard. 
Ste.  Hel^ne,  Em.  Martin. 
Ste.  Henedine,  N.  L.  Fiset. 
St.  Henri  A.  Gouin,  C.  Gouin. 
St.  Honore,  G.  M.  Lemieux. 
St,  Isidore,  P,  Roy,  PP. ;  H.  Trem- 
blay, vie, 
St.  Jacques  de  Leeds,  Th,  Gelley. 
St.  Jacques  de  Parisville,  F.  Rouleau. 
St.  Jean,  I.O.,  J.  A.  Rainville, 
Ste.  Jeanne  de  Neuville,  C.  Bourque, 

J.  A.  Gauthier. 
St.  Jean-Chrysostome,  L.  G.  Auclair. 
St.  Jean   d'Eschaillons,   J,   Lizotte, 

PP.  ;  M.  Gendron,  vicar. 
St.    Jean  Port   Joli,  T.    Lachance, 

PP. ;  A.  Blanchet,  retired, 
St,  Joachim,  G,  A,  Lemieux, 
St.  Joseph,  C.  E.   Carrier  PP. ;    A. 

Labr^que,  vicar. 
St.  Joseph  de  Levis,  H.  Bernier,  PP.; 

Ls.  Bolduc,  vie. 
St.  Julie,  L,  A,  Grenier, 
Ste.  Justine,  J.  A.  Kirouac. 
St.  Lambert,  E.  Cloutier. 
St.  Laurent,  U,  East. 
St,  Lazare,  A,  Fortin, 
St.  L6on  de  Standon,  F.  X,  C6te, 
St.  Leonard,  L.  Richer, 
Ste,  Louise,  J,  P,  A.  Ouellet, 
St,  Ludger,  T,  Souey. 
St,     Ludger    de    Temiscouata,    L. 

Vezina, 
St,  Malachie,  F,-A.  Lapointe, 
St,  Mare  des  Carriferes,  A.  Langlais. 
St,  Marcel,  Eug,  Maurais, 
Ste,  Marie,  J.   E.   Feuiltault.   PP.  ; 

W.    Clavet,    vicar,    P.    Theberge, 

retired. 
St.  Martin,  U.  Brunet. 
Ste.  Martine,  L.  Gosselin. 
Ste.  Marguerite,  J.  Lavoie. 
St.  Magloire,  A.  Proulx. 
St.  Maxime,  G.  Remillard, 
St,  M6thode,  P.  Turcotte, 
St,  Michel,  J.A.Bureau,  E.  Michaud, 

vicar,  0.  Baillargeon,  retired. 
St.  Nareisse,  L.  M.  Destroismaisons. 
St.  Nazaire,  Em.  Rochette. 
St.  N6ree,  O.  Savard. 
St.  Nicolas,  O.  Cantin. 
St.  Odilon,  J.  E.  Donaldson. 
St.  Onc^sime,  H.  Guy. 
St.  Pac6me,  P,  A,  Caron, 
St.  Pamphile,  A.  Talbot ;  W.  Caron, 

vicar. 
St.  Paschal,  A.  A.  Beaudet,  PP. ;  E. 

Chapleau,  vicar. 
St.  Patrice  de  Beaurivage,  P.  O'Reilly. 
St.  Paul  de  Montminy,  S.  Richard. 
Ste.  Perpetue,  Ed.  Martin. 


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Ste.  Petronille,  J.  Paradis ;    Ls.   J. 

Gagrnon,  retired. 
St.  Philemon,  A.  Moreau. 
St.  Philippe  de  N6ri,  P.  Lemay. 
Ste.  Philora^ne,  P.  Grondin. 
St.  Pierre  Baptiste,  E.  Voyer. 
St.  Pierre,  I.O.,  C.  Halle. 
St.  Pierre,  T,  Delagrave,  P.P.;  J.  J. 

Blais,  vicar. 
St.    Pierre   de    Broughton,     A.    A. 

Vincent. 
St.  Prosper,  H.  Fortier. 
St.    Raphael,    F.   Dupuis,    P.P.;  J. 

Guillot,  vicar. 
St.  Raymond,  M.    Fillion,  P.P.;  A. 

Dion,  vicar ;  A.  Bergeron,  retired. 
St.  Remi,  C.  Auger. 
St.  Roch  des  Aulnaies,  F.  Garneau. 
St.  Romuald,  C.  P.  Richard,   P.P.  ; 

H.  Bois,  vicar ;  E.  Frenette,  retired ; 

R.  P.  Gabriel,  chaplain. 
Ste.  Rose  and  St.  L.  de  Gonzague,  A. 

Diimais. 
Ste.  Sabine,  G.  Mercier. 
St.  Samuel,  L.  P.  Deschenes. 
S.   S^bastien,   M.   P.   Meunier,  Jos. 

Poulin,  vicar. 
St.  Severin,  A.  Gagnon. 
Ste.    Sophie,    C.    S.    Richard,    Jos. 

Labrecque,  Dess. 
St.  Sylvestre,  A.  Lachance. 
St.  theophile,  T.  Galerneau. 
St.  Thomas,  V.  O.  Marois,  P.P. ;  E. 

Montreuil,  U.  Martel,  E.  Guillot  et 

J,  Breton,  vicars. 
St.  Thuribe,  J.  E.  Charaberland. 
St.  Tite  des  Caps,  A.  Lacasse. 
St.  Ubald,  L.  Coulombe. 
St.  Valier,  A.  E.  Bourassa. 
St.  Victor.  D.  A.  Morisset,  P.P.  ;  J. 

E.  Bernier,  vicar. 
St.   Vital,  A.  Belleau,  P.P. ;  L.  Bel- 

leau,  asst. 
St.   Zacharie,    F.   X.  A.  Dulac  ;    J. 

P.  Nadeau,  vicaire. 

ARCHDIOCESE  OF  ST.  BONIFACE. 
Archbishop — Most    Rev.  L.   P.   Ad. 

Langevin,  O.M.I.,  D.D. 
Vicar-General— Ut.  Rev.  Mgr.  Prot. 

Apost.  Frs.  Az.  Dugas. 
Chancellor   and    Bursar— Rev.    A. 

B61iveau,D.D. 
Archivist  —  Rev.    J.    Prud'homme, 

D.D.,D.J.C. 
Secretary— 'Rev.  Jos.  Poitras. 
1st  Asst.  Bursar,  Rev.  T.  Pare. 
27id  Asst.  Bursar,  Rev.  N.  Bellavance 

MANITOBA— ST.  BONIFACE. 

St.  Boniface  Cathedral  —  Rt.  Rev. 
Mgr.  Frs.  Az.  Dugas,  P. A.,  V.G., 
rector;  Rev.D.Dandurand,O.M.I., 
chaplain ;  Rev.  J.  V.  Fyfe  and 
Rev.  A.  Duplessis,  curates. 

St.  Boniface  College— Rev.  T.  Filiat- 
rault,  S.J.,  rector;  F.  X.  Robi- 
chaud,  S.J.,  J.  Blain,  S.J.,  John 
Cox, S. J. ,  Wenceslaus Tessier, S. J., 
P.  Bournival,  S.J.,  T.  Hudon,  S.J., 
P.  de  Mangelsere,  S.J.,  J.  McDon- 
ald, S.J.,  A.  Mirault,  S.J.,  E. 
O'Gara,  S.J.,  Rev.  L.  Carr6. 

St.  Boniface  Seminary— Rev.  J.  Jou- 
bert,  director. 

Balgonie,  R.  Van  de  Velde. 

Beausfejour,  R.  Margos. 

Brandon,  A.  Rietvelt,  O.  Lietart, 
C.  SS.  R.  ;  P.  Decoene  Meyer, 
C.SS.R. 

Fort  Alexander,  P.  Vales,  O.M.I. ; 
J.  Geelen,  assist. 

Fort  Francis,  F.  M.  Kostiou,  O.M.I. ; 
P.  Dallaire,  asst.  ;  M.  Kalmds, 
prin.  of  Indian  Boarding  School ; 
Pine  Wood,  Rev.  L.  Bastien, 

25 


Holy  Family  Juniorate— J.  B.  Van 

Gistern,  O.M.I.,  sup.,  C.  T.  Cam- 
per,   O.M.I.,     L.    Gladu,    O.M.I. , 

Z.    Lacasse,    O.M.I.,     Z.    Gascon, 

O.M.I.,  J.  Magnan,  O.M.I. 
Laurier,  Rev.  E.  Halde. 
Lorette,  Joseph  Dufresne. 
N.  D.  de  Lourdes,  Very  Rev.  Dom. 

P.    Benoit,    sup.,    Rev.    Dom.    J. 

Picot ;  A.  Chalumeau,  1st  assist. 
Rainy  River,  Rev.  N.  Deslandes. 
Selkirk,  E.  H.  D6rome. 
St.  Pierre  Jolys,  M.  Jolys. 
Ste.  Agathe,  A.  Bourret. 
Ste.  Anne  (des  Chenes),  R.  Giroux, 

A.  Beaudry,  curate. 
St.  Adelard  (via  Teulon),  vacant. 
St.  Amelie,  A.  Bastien. 
St.  Adolphe,  C.  Caron. 
St.    Alphonse,    Father    Chs.    Deut- 

schler,  C.R.I.C. ;  M.  Kesler,  assist. 
St.  Andrews,  D.  Gillis. 
St.Athanase(OakLake),R-Dumoulin. 
St.  Charles,  Rev.    E.  P.  Gendreau, 

O.M.I. 
St.  Eustache,  T.  Campeau. 
St.  Felix,  W.  J.  Jubinville. 
St.  Francis  Xavier,  F.  X.  Kavanaugh. 
St.  Hyacinthe,  Rev.  P.  S.  Gendron. 
St.  Ignacedes  Saules  (Willow  Bunch), 

A.  Lemieux. 
St.  John  Baptiste,  C.  St.  Amand,  D. 

Claveloun,  curate. 
St.  Joseph,  Rev.  A.  Martin. 
St.    Laurent,    Rev.    Father    P6ran, 

O.M.I.,  J.  Poulet  and  H.  M.  Bras- 
sard, O.M.I.,  Bro.  Mulvihill,  O.M.I. 
St.    Leon,    Father    Antoine  Straub, 

C.R.I.C,  M.  Comte,  assist. 
St.  Malo,  A.  Noret. 
Montmartre,  R.  J.  A.  Therriault. 
St.  Norbert,  G.  Cloutier. 
St.Norbert — Monastery  of  R.Trappist 

Fathers,  Dom.  Jean  Baptiste,  Dom. 

Louis,  Dom.  Paul,  Dom.  Pie,  Dom. 

Joseph,  Dom.  Sebastien,  etc. 
St.  Pie,  J.  N.  Jutras,  J.  Duffy,  curate. 
St.  Lazare,  C.  Deshaies. 
Thibautville,  A.  Defoy. 
Winnipeg — St.  Mary's,  Very  Rev.  P. 

Magnan,  O.M.L  ;  Rev.  R.  D' Alton, 

sup.  and  parish  priest ;  Rev.  Father 

C.   Cahill,   O.M.I.  ;  Very  Rev.  J. 

Allard,  V.G.  ;  A.  Labont6,  O.M.I. ; 

Rev.  O.  Plourde,  Bursar ;  Rev.  A. 

Comeau,     asst,  ;    G.    A.    Morice ; 

Imaculate  Conception  Parish,  Rev. 

A,  A.  Cherrier,  P.P.,  Rev.  Richard, 

curate. 
St.  Nicolas,  Greek  Ruthenia  Rite,  J, 

Dydick,    sup.,    A.    Kryzanowski. 

Rev.  A.  Philipow,  P.P. 
St.  Joseph  (German),  J.  Cordes,  P.P., 

O.M.I.,  P.  Hilland,  P.  Bour,  assts. 
Sacred  Heart  (French), X.  Portelance, 

O.M.L,  P.P.,  Rev.  J.  U.   Poitras, 

Prov.  Bursar,  O.M.L 
Holy  Ghost  (Polish),  C.  Groetschel, 

O.M.L,   P.P.;    F.  B.  Kowalski,  L. 

Nandzik.A.  Steuer,  L.  Grochowski, 

assistants. 
St.    Ignatus,    Rev.    J.     Coffee,    446 

McMillan  ave.;  St.  Edwards,  Rev. 

A.  Gerritsma,  P.P.,  corner  Notre 

Dame  and  Arlington. 
Woolsley,  Chs.  Maillard. 
Yorkton,     Rev.      Fr.     A.    Delaere, 

C.SS.R.;  F.  Borgonie,  P.  Boels,  P. 

Adam,  A.  Center,  C.SS.R.    . 
Lac  Qu'Appelle,  R.  Father  G.  Marion, 

O.M.L;  P.  St.  Germain,  0.  P61o- 

quin,  asst.  N.  Ruelle;  Industrial 

School,  F.Hugonnard, O.M.L,  asst. 
Beuchonzie,  Sask.,  J.  Vorst. 
Fannystelle,  Ad.  Perreault. 
PineCreek.Rev.A.Chaumont.O.M.L 


Ste.  Rose  du  Lac,  E.  Labb6,  P.P. 

Grande  Clairifere,  A.  Beauregard,  P.P. 

Portage  du  Rat,  Rev.  W.  Vezina, 
O.M.L  ;  Rev.  J,  B.  Dorais,  assist. 
C.  J.  0.  Dwyer  ;  Industrial  School, 
Prin.,  P.  Bouequet,  O.M.L 

St.  Raphael,  C.  Poirier. 

St.  Antoine,  A.  Ferland. 

St.  Maurice,  N.  Poirier. 

Wauchope,  J.  Gaire. 

Forget,  J.  Morard,  M.S.,  F.  Gerboud, 


Estevan,  A.  Dupraz,M.S.,  O.  Kuonen, 


Ossa,   P.  O.,  M.   Michel,    M.S.,    H. 

Girard,  assist. 
Kaposvar,  J.  Pirot. 
St.  Paul,  J.  Schelbert. 
Keewatin,  M.  Mireault. 
Swift     Current,    A.    Dufresne,    G. 

Chamberland,  curate. 
Frobisher,  P.  Schorr. 
Regina,  A.  Suffa,  O.M.L;    A.Kim, 

J.  Riedinger,  assists, 
Gimli  (vacant). 
Shoal  Lake  (vacant). 
Huns'  Valley,  A.  Poloska. 
He  de  Chenes,  W.  Lalonde. 
Crooked  Lake,  S.  Perreault,  O.M.L 
Cross  Lake,  E.  Bonald,  O.M.L  ;  F. 

M.  Thomas,  O.M.L,  assist. 
Makinak,  H.  Houle,  C.S.V.,  P.P.,  J. 

Bellerose. 
Mariapolis,  Rev.  A.  Rousseau. 
Touchwood  Hills,  J.  E.  Thibeaudeau, 

sup., O.M.L,  P.P.,  E.  H.  Planet,a88t. 
Bourassa   (Souris   Valley  P.O.),    L. 

Nadeau. 
Qu'Appelle    Station,    Chs.    Launer, 

sup. ;  C.  Cadoux,  assist. 
Ste.    Delphine,    H.     Kugener    (File 

Hills  P.O.) 
St.  Stanislas,  Sask.,  J.  Szajnowski. 
St.  George,  I.  Macaire. 
Woodridge,    L.   Bazin,    L.  Gagnon, 

curate. 
Starbuck,  H,  Hogue. 
Esterhazy,  J.  Reindl. 
Fort  Pelley,  J.  Decorby,  O.M.L,  J. 

Brouillette,  assist. 
Norway  House,  A.  Dugas,  O.M.L,  J. 

Carriere,  O.M.L,  assist. 
N.D.  de  Toutes  Aides  (vacant). 
Portage  la  Prairie,  J.  W.  Arsenault. 
Aubigny,  M.  Desrosiers. 
St.  Claude,  J.  Radaz,  C.R.I.C. 
St.  Daniel,  M.  Pierquin. 
St.  Elizabeth,  E.  Rocan. 
St.  Hubert,  J.  Boutin,  F.M.I.,  P.P., 

E.  Enfrin,  J.  Libert,  assist. 
St.  Joachim,  A.  R.  Giroux. 
Sandy  Bay,  P.  Leonard,  O.M.L,  sup., 

O.  Chagnon,  assist. 
Winnipegosis  (vacant). 
Morris  (vacant). 
Gravelbourg,  A.  Magnan. 
Moose  Jaw,  F.  Woodcutter,  P.P.,  J. 

Fresen,  curate.  Rev.  L.  E.  Gravel, 

col.  ajutor. 
Vannes  (Vacant). 
Somerset,  L.  de  G.  Belanger. 
Grayson,  J.  M.  Kasper,  O.M.L,  sup., 

L.  Gabriel,  E.  Funke,  J.  Schulte, 

assists. 
Cartier,  C.  Lorieau,  sup.,  J.  Chaigne, 

A.  Mall6,  J.  Mahussier,  P.  Picheret. 
Sedley,  A.  Janssen. 
Glenavan,  F.  Pander. 
Dauphin,  L.  Lauzon. 
Sifton,  A.  Sabourin. 

ARCHDIOCESE  OF  TORONTO. 
Archbishop— Mt.  Rev,  F.  P.  McEvay, 

D.D. 
Vicar    Oeneral—Rt.    Rev.     J.     J. 

McCann,  D.P. 


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Secretary  and  Chancellor — Rev.  J.  T. 
Kidd,  D.D.,  St.  John's  Grove, 
Toronto. 

Bishop's  Council— Rt.  Rev.  M^r.  Mc- 
Cann,  V.G.,  and  Very  Rev.  Deans 
Hand,  Morris  and  Moyna. 

Deans-Very  Rev.  D.  Morris,  St. 
Catharines ;  Very  Rev.  M.  Moyna, 
Barrie ;  J.  L.  Hand,  Toronto. 

The  Catholic  Church  Extension 
Society  of  Canada  —  Chancellor, 
Mt.  Rev.  F.  P.  McEvay,  D.D., 
Archbishop  of  Toronto ;  Secretary, 
Rev.  J.  T.  Kidd;  President,  Very 
Rev.  A.  E.  Burke,  D.D.,  LL.D.; 
Rev.  J.  T.  Roche,  LL.D.;  Rev.  H. 
J.  Canning ;  Offices,  119  Wellington 
St.  W. 

CITY   OF  TORONTO. 

St.  Michael's  Cathedral— Rev.  M.  D. 

Whelan,  Rector ;  Revs.  C.  Cantil- 

lon,  Thomas  Redmond,  Stanislaus 

McGrath. 

St.  Basil's— M.  Kelly. 

St.  Helen's— Rev.  James  Walsh  and 

G.  Kernahan. 
St.   John's,  East  Toronto  Village- 
Rev.  G.  Williams. 
St.  Joseph's— Rev.  Fred.  Rohleder. 
St.  Mary's— Rt.  Rev.  J,  J.  McCann, 
V.G.,    A.    O'Malley   and  Rev.   A. 
McCaffrey. 
Our  Lady  of  Lourdes— Rev.  Hugh  J. 

Canning  and  Rev.  K.  E.  Morrow. 
St.  Patrick's— Rev.  Father  F.  Brick, 

Rector,  and  Wm.  Dean. 
St.  Paul's— Vy.  Rv.  J.  L.Hand.Rect'r ; 
Rev.  John  Castex  and  F.  CuUiane. 
St.   Peter's,  L.   Minehan  and  P.  J. 

Bench. 
St.  Francis— Rev.  Wm.  McCann  and 

A.  Staley. 
Sacred  Heart — Rev.  P.  Lamarche. 
Holy  Rosary— Rev.  Dr.  Teefy. 
Holy  Family— Rev.  P.  Coyle. 
St.  Anthony— Rev.  J.  J.  McGrand. 
St.  Ann's— Rev.  T.  O'Donnell  and  W. 

Eraser. 
Mimico — Rev.  George  Dougherty. 
St.  Monica's — Rev.  J.  Dollard. 
Our   Lady    of    Mt.    Carmel  —  Revs. 

Giuseppe  Longo  and  M.  Berardo. 
House    of    Providence  —  Chaplain, 

attended  from  St.  Paul's. 
Sacred    Heart    Orphanage  (Sunny- 
side)— Attended  from  St.  Michael's 
College. 
Albion,  J.  Minehan. 
AUiston,  H.  Gibney. 
Phelpston,  M.  J.  Gearin. 
Barrie,  Very  Rev.  M.  Moyna,  Dean. 
Beaverton,  Rev.  J.  Hayes. 
Brechin,  K.  McRae. 
Colgan,  M.  Jeffcott  and  F.  Wilson. 
St.  Patrick's,  Rev.  F.  J.  Roussin. 
CoUingvvood,  A.  O'Leary. 
Dixie,    J.    Treacy,     D.D.,    and    T. 

Finnegan. 
Falls  View,  Father  McDonald,  O.C.C. 
Fort  Erie,  Rev.  H.  Murray, 
Grimsby,  Ed.  Kelly. 
Lafontaine,  Rev.  P.  Brunelle. 
Merritton,  J.  Carberry. 
Midland,  L.  Barcelo  and  Rev.  George 

Prance. 
Newmarket,  P.  Whitney. 
Niagara-on-the-Lake,  H.  Sweeney. 
Niagara  Falls,  Rev.  Bernard  Fink. 
North  Toronto,  J.  B.  Dollard. 
Orangeville,  W.  Egan. 
Orillia,  J.  Trayling. 
Oshawa,  Rev.  M.  Cline. 
Pickering,  Edward  McCabe, 
Penetanguishene, Rev.  Henry  Brunei. 
Port  Colborne,  John  M.  Cruise,  D.D., 

J.  CD. 
Scbomberg,  W.  Wedlock, 


Stayner,  Rev.  J.  Ryan. 

St.  Catharines,  Very  Rev.   Dean  D. 

Morris  and  F.  Bagnasco ;  St.  Mary's, 

F.  Smythe. 
Thornhill,  Rev.  J.  R.  Grant. 
Thorold,  T.  Sullivan. 
Toronto  Junction,  E.  Gallagher. 
Uptergrove,  J.  Sheridan. 
Uxbridge,  C.  Richardson. 
Welland,  Rev.  T.  H.  Cruise. 
Wildfield.  R.  Walsh. 
Waubashene,  J.  B.  Nolin,  S.J. 

DIOCESE  OF  ALEXANDRIA. 

Bishop— R\\;ht  Rev.  W.  A.  Macdonell, 
D.D.,  consecrated  June  24th,  1906, 

Alexandria,  St.  Finnan's  Cathedral, 
Rt.  Rev.  W.  A.  Macdonnell,  D.D., 
Rev.  Wm.  Fox,  A,  L.  McDonald ; 
Sacred  Heart— Rev.  J.  W.  Dulin. 

Cornwall,  Very  Rev.  George  Corbet, 
(pastor),  V.G.;  Rev.  Corbet  A.  Mc- 
Rae, assistant. 

Corn  wall, Hotel  Dieu  Hospital  and  St. 
Paul's  Home,  Rev.  J.  J.  Macdonell. 

Cornwall  East,  Rev.  A.  J.  McMillan, 
pastor. 

Crysler,  Rev.  M.  J.  Leahy. 

Dickinson's  La'dg,  Rev.  A.  A.  McRae. 

Glen  Nevis,  Rev.  D.  R.  Macdonald. 

Glen  Robertson,  Rev.  D.  Macdonald, 

Greenfield,  Rev.  R.  A.  McDonald. 

Lancaster,  Rev.  J.  M.  Foley. 

Lochiel,  Rev.  D.  D.  McMillan. 

Moose  Creek,  Rev.  Chas.  McRae. 

St.  Andrew's,  Rev.  John  E.  McRae. 

St.  Raphael,  Rev.  D.  A.  Campbell. 

Williamstown,  Very  Rev.  J.  Twomey. 

DIOCESE   OF   ANTIGONISH. 

Administrator — Verj'  Rev.  H.  P. 
McPherson,  D.D. 

Antigonish,  Rev.  M.  A.  MacAdam, 
Rector  ;  Rev.  M.  Gillis,  CTirate. 

St.  Francis  Xavier's  Col. ,  Antigonish. 
President  and  Rector,  Rev.  H.  P. 
MacPhei-son,  D.D. ;  Vice-President, 
Rev.  J.  J.  Tompkins,  M.A.;  Vice- 
Rector,  Rev.  J.  H.  MacDonald ; 
Revs.  James  M.  Kiely,  Hugh  Mac- 
Pherson,  D.  D.,  A.  Cormier,  D. 
O.  Gillis,  Ph.D.,  R.  K.  Mclntyre, 
M.  M.  Doyle,  J.  W.  McLeod,  B.A., 
M.  M.  Coady,  D.D.,  Ph.D.,  R.  K. 
Mclntyre,  B.A.,  B.Sc,  C.  J.  Con- 
nolly, Ph.D.,  J.  P.  Coady,  A.  P. 
McDonald,  and  D.  Viola,  Ph.D. 

Acadiaville,  Rev.  J.  E.  Robitaille. 

Arichat,  Rev.  A.E.  Mombourquette. 

Arisaig,  Rev.  D.  L.  Macdonald. 

Baddeck,  J.  Macintosh. 

Bay  St.  Lawrence,  Rev.  A.  Beaton. 

Big  Pond,  D.  P.  MacDonald. 

Boisdale,  Rev.  Joseph  MacDonald. 

Bridgeport,  Rev.  C.  W.  MacDonald. 

Broad  Cove,  Rev.  A.  MacPherson. 

Brook  Village,Rev.  R.  H.  McDougall. 

Canso,  Rev.  Jas.  McKeough. 

Cheticamp,  P.  LeBlanc  and  A. 
Brousard. 

Christmas  Island,  A.  R.  McDonald. 

Creignish,  Peter  Rankin. 

Descousse,  A.  Boucher. 

Dominion  No.  4,  Rev.  A.  McKenzie. 

East  Bay,  Rev.  M.  McKenzie. 

Friar's  Head,  Rev.  Th.  Richard. 

Georgeville,  R.  Beaton. 

Glace  Bay,  Very  Rev.  A.  Thompson 
and  H.  J.  McDonald. 

Glendale,  Rev.  D.  McPherson. 

Grand  Mira,  Rev.  R.  Rankin. 

Guysborough,  M.  Tompkins. 

Havre-i-Bouch6,  A.  Butts. 

Heatherton,  Donald  Chisholm. 

Ingonish,  D.  Rankin. 

Inverness,  Rev.  A.  L.  Macdonald  and 
Rev.  Joseph  Deloste, 


lona,  Rodk.  McKenzie. 
Judique,  Arch.  Chisholm. 
Lakevale,  Donald  Beaton. 
L'Ardoise,  A.  A.  Boudreau. 
Larry's  River,  A.  D'Auteuil. 
Lismore,  Joseph  McNeil,  D.D. 
Lochaber,  M.  McCorniick. 
Louisburg,  J.  J.  Walsh. 
Lourdes,  W.  B.  McDonald. 
Lower  Riv.  Inhabitants,  J.  J.  McNeil 
Mabou,  John  McMaster,  Ph.D. 
Mainadieu,  Rev.  H.  D.  Barry. 
Margaree,  Rev.  R.  McDonald,  D.D., 

and  Rev.  R.  McEwen. 
Margaree,  Southwest,  F.  J.  Chisholm. 
Mulgrave,  J.  A.  M.  Gillis. 
New  Aberdeen,  John  Eraser. 
New  Glasgow,  John  D.  McLeod. 
North  Sydney,  W.  F.  Kiely  and  Z. 

Picotte. 
Petit  Bras  d'Or,   J.  W.  Mclsaac 
Pictou,  Rev.  M.  Coady. 
Pomquet.  D.  E.  Chisholm. 
Port  Felix,  P.  Robitaille. 
Port  Hawkesbury,  J.  J.  MacNeil. 
Port  Hood,  C.   Chisholm  and  J.  J. 

McKinnon. 
Port  Morien,  C.  Brady. 
Red  Islands,  W,  B.  McPherson. 
Reserve  Mine,  R.  McDonald. 
River    Bourgeois,    Rev.    A.    de    G. 

Chouinard 
St.  Andrew's,  A.  J.  Chisholm. 
St.  Francis'  Harbor,  M.  Tompkins 
St.  Joseph's,  John  C.  Chisholm 
St.  Peter's,  R.  L.  MacDonald 
Sydney,  D.  MacAdam  and  Rev.  M.  J. 

Wallace. 
Sydney  Mines,  C.  F.  McKinnon  and 

John  Bryden. 
Thorburn,  J.  McLennan. 
Tracadie,  M.  Laffin  and  Fr.  Placide. 
Victoria  Mines,  Rev.  A.  G.  MacAulay. 
Westville,  R.  Macdonald 
Whitney,  Rodk.  Mclnnis. 
Temp.  Absent— Uev.  D.  J.  McDonald. 
Retired  Cleri/y—jyMMcOregor.D.lf. 

Merigomisli ;  H.  Gillis,  Antigonish. 

DIOCESE  OF  CHARLOTTETOWN. 

Bishop— Right   Rev.  James  Charles 

McDonald,  D.D. 
Vicars-General— Rt.  Rev.  Mgr.  Jas, 

Phelan,  Very  Revs.  Jas.  Morrison. 

D.D.,  and  J.  H.  Blacquiere,  D.D. 
Secretary— G.  J.  McLellan,  D.D. 
Charlottetown,  Rt.  Rev.  Jas.  Chas. 

McDonald,  D.D.,  G.  J.  McLellan, 

D.D.,  Pius  A.  McDonald,  Maurice 

McDonald, 
Alberton,  Rev,  F.  L.  Connolly. 
Brae  and  Lot  II,  Rev.  R.  J.  Macdonald, 
Cardigan  Bridge,  J.C.  McMillan,D.D. 
Egmont  Bay,  Stanislas  Boudreault, 
Fairfield,  J.  A.  E.  McDonald. 
Fort  Augustus,  Allan  J.  McDonald. 
Georgetown,  Stephen  T.  Phelan. 
Grand  River,  Lot  14,  J.  A.  McDonald. 
Hope  River,  A.  McAulay. 
Indian  River,  Mgr.  D.  J.  Gillis. 
lona.  Rev.  J.  A.  Gaudet. 
Kelly's  Cross,  T.  Curran,  D.D. 
Kinkora,  J.  J.  McDonald. 
Miscouche,  M.  Monaghan,  D.D. 
Mount  Carmel,  Rev.  P.  P.  Arsnault. 
Palmer  Road,  P.  C.  Gauthier,  D.D., 

and  Rev.  J.  F.  Johnston. 
Rollo  Bay,  Edward  Walker,  D.D. 
Rustico,  John  Chaisson,  D.D. 
St.  Andrew's,  A.  P.  McLellan. 
St.  Anthony,  F.  X.  Gallant. 
St.  Margaret's,  Rev.  K.  McPherson. 
St.  Mark's  Lot  7    Rev.  Wm.  Phelan* 
St.  Peter's  Bay,  R.  J.  Gillis. 
St.  Teresa  I,  R.  A.  McDonald. 


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Souris,  R.  B.  Macdonald  and  Rev, 
John  Archie  McDonald. 

Sturgeon,  Rev.  J.  T.  Gallant. 

Summerside,  J.  C.  McLean. 

Tignish,  D.  M.  McDonald  and  A.  J. 
McDougall. 

Tracadie,  P.  D.  McGuigan. 

Vernon  River,  Very  Rev.  James  Mor- 
rison, D.D.,  V.G. 

MAGDALKN   ISLANDS. 

Bassin,  Isaac  Theriault. 

Etang  du  Nord,  J.  H.  Blacqui6re, 
D.D.,  V.G. 

Havre  aux  Maisons,  J.  S.  Turbide. 

St.  Dunstan's  College,  Rector,  Rev. 
T.  Campbell,  D.D.,  A.  B.  McDon- 
ald, D.D.,  J.  B.  Mclntyre,  J.  S. 
Gallant,  D.  P.  Croken,  M.  J.  Smith, 
D.C.L.,  and  Rev.  B.  Gillis,  D.D., 
L.  J.  McDonald. 

DIOCESE  OF  CHATHAM. 
Bishop— Right  Rev.  T.  F.  Barry,  D.D- 
Vicar  General— Ut.  Rev.  Mgr.  L.  N. 

Dugal,  V.G.D.P. 
Chatham,  Rt.  Rev.  Thos.  F.  Barry, 

D.D.,  Revs.  M.  A.  O'Keefe,  Louis 

J.  O'Leary,  A.  J.  Hart. 
Acadiaville,  Rev.  J.  E.  Dutour. 
Baker  Lake,  Rev.  M.  L.  Richard. 
Balmoral,  Rev.  Arthur  Melanoon, 
Barnabj'  River,  Rev.  E.  J.  Bannon. 
Bartibogue,  Rev.  R.  Ilawkes. 
Bathurst  (Town),  Rev.  Thos.  Albert. 
Bathurst  (Village),  Rt.  Rev.  William 

Varrily,  D.P. 
Belledune,  Rev.  T.  Van  de  Moortel. 
Black  Point,  Rev.  Z.  Lambert. 
Blackville,  Rev.  S.  J.  Crumley. 
Boiestown,  Rev.  H.  McRory. 
Burnt  Church,  Rev.  W.  Lagace. 
Campbellton,  Revs.  Ed.  P.  Wallace, 

A.  Bourque. 
Caraquet,  Rt.  Rev.  J.  T.  Allard,  D.P. 
Charlo,  Rev.  F.  C.  P.  Campbell. 
Coalbrook,  served  from  Balmoral. 
Dalhousie,  Rev.  A.  A.  Boucher. 
Drummond,  Rev.  Felix  Dugal. 
Dundee,  Rev.  J.  E.  D'Amours. 
Edmondston,  Rev.  W.  J.  Conway, 
Escuminac,  Rev.  N.  P.  Savoie. 
Grand  Anse,  Rev.  S.  J.  Doucet. 
Grand  Falls,  Rev.  H.  T.  Joyner. 
Jacquet  River,  Rev.  T.  Fitzgerald. 
L'Amec,  Rev.  R.  Robichaud. 
Loggieville,  served  from  Chatham. 
L.  Caraquet,  served  by  Eudist  Fath'y. 
Miscou,  served  from  L'Amec. 
Neguac,  Rev.  G.  B.  Gauvin. 
Nelson,  Rev.  N.  Power. 
Newcastle,  Revs.   P.  W.  Dixon,  T. 

Maguire. 
Paquetville,    Revs.    Alfred    Trudel, 

D.  Robicliaad. 
Petit  Rocher,  Rev.  John  Carter. 
Pokemouche    (Upper),    Rev.    John 

Wheten. 
Pokemouchelsland(Inkerman),  Rev. 

Azade  Trudel. 
Red  Bank,  Rev.  P.  V.  Dufify. 
Renous  Bridge,  Rev.  E.  S.  Murdoch, 

R.  Fitzhenry. 
Richibucto,  Rev.  J.  J.  McLaughlin. 
Rogersville,  Rt.  Rev.  M,  F.  Richard, 

D.P. 
Shippigan,  Rev.  F.  X.  Ozanne. 
St.  Andrew,  Rev.  Eloi  Martin. 
St.  Ann,  Rev.  J.  G.  Robichaud. 
St.  Basil,  Rt.  Rev.  L.  N.  Dugal,  V.G., 

D.P.,  and  Rev.  Claude  Cyr. 
St.  Charles  Borromeo,  Rev.  W.  A. 

Venner. 
St.    Francis    Xavier,    Rev.     I.    N. 

Dumont. 
St.  Francis  of  Aasisi,  Rev.  A.  Berub6, 
St.  Hilaire,  Rev.  A.  Comeau. 


St.  Ignatius  of  Loj'ola,  Rev.  T.  Lam- 
bert. 

St.  Isidore,  served  from  Paquetville. 

St.  Jacques,  Rev.  Max.  Babineau. 

St.  Leonard,  Rev.  J.  A.  Babineau. 

St.  Louis  des  Frangais,  Rev.  T. 
Nadeau. 

St.  Theresa,  Rev.  W.  E.  Sormany. 

Tobique,  Rev.  F.  Ryan. 

Tracadie,  Revs.  J.  Levasseur,  G. 
Bernier. 

Upper  Bay  du  Vin,  Rev.  E.  Pat- 
tenaude. 

DIOCESE  OF  CHICOUTIMI. 
Bishop— Rt.   Rev,  M,  T,  Labrecque, 

D.D. 
Vicars-General — Very     Rev.     Eug. 

Lapointe. 
Viears-Forane — Rev.  Leon  Parent, 

St.  Roch  de  Quebec  ;  Rev.  M.  P. 

Hudon,  La  Malbaie,  Charlevoix  Co. 
Secretary— Rev .  F.  X.  Eugene  Fre- 

nette,  Chicoutimi,  P.Q. 
Chicoutimi,     Almas    Larouche,     L- 

Plourde,  Jean  Brassard,  et  Art  T>& 

gagn^,    vicars.      Convent  of    the 

Good    Shepherd,  Narc.    Ddgagn6, 

cha])lain.     Hotel  Dieu,  Jos.  Gau- 

thier  et  Geo.  Cimon,  chaplains. 
Normal    School,    J.    E.     Duchesne, 

Principal. 
Motiastfere  de  N.  D.  du  Bon  Cons^il, 

F.  X.  Eug.  Frenette,  chapelain. 
Monastfere    des    Servantes    du    S.S. 

Sacrement,    Rev.    P.     Chresmine, 

chap, 
Ecoles    des    RR.    Fr6rcs    Maristes. 

R.  A.  Larouche,  chapelain. 
Paroisse  S.  Coeur  de  J^sus  du  Basin 

de  Chicoutimi,  Rev.  P^re  Dr6an, 

Eudiste,  cur6 ;    Courtois  et  Loer 

Eudistes. 
Anse  St.  Jean,  A.  Labrecque. 
Eagotville,  Henri  Cimon,  J.  Pouliot, 

vicare. 
Bale    St.    Paul,    Jos.    Dumas,    Ths. 

Tremblay  et  M6d.  Gravel,  vicares. 
Hospice  S.  Anne,  Pierre  Bouchard, 

chapelain. 
Bergeronnes,  Am(5d(5e  Gaudreault. 
Eboulements,    Narc.     Parant,    Jos. 

Gagnon,  vicare. 
Escoumins,  Ed.  Boilj'. 
Grande-Baie,  J.   F.  Roy,  Aug.   Ver- 

reault,  vicare. 
Hebertville,    G.  Richard  Tremblay, 

Frs.  Bergeron,  vicare. 
He  aux  Coudres,  Louis  Boily. 
Jonquiere,  J.  S.  Pelletier,   Edmour 

Cote,  vicare. 
Lac  St.  Jean,  J.  Baron,  O.M.I. ,  Jos. 

Beaudry,  J.  Lemoine,  O.M.I. 
Laterri6re,  Hil.  Marceau. 
Malbaie,  M.  T.  Hudon,  V.F.  ;  Louis 

Renaud  et  Lconce  Boivin,  vicares. 
Metabetchouan, Louis  Gagnon,  Henri 

Tremblay,  vicaire. 
Mille  Vaches,  Hor.  Gaudreault. 
Notre  Dame  de  la  Dor6,  Onias  J. 

Coulombe. 
Petite  Riviere,  J,   F.   R.  Gauthier, 

Armande  Ddgagn6,  vicaire. 
Roberval,  Geo,  Bilodeau,  L.  Gauthier 

et  J.  Lapointe,  vicare. 
Sacr6    Coeur   de    J6sus,    Guillaume 

Tremblay. 
Sacre  Coeur  de  Marie,  Jos.  Renaud. 
Ste.  Agnes,  Mathias  Tremblay. 
St.  Ambroise,  Abel  Simard. 
St.  Andr6,  Ths.  Dufour. 
Ste.   Anne,    Jos.   E.    Lemieux,  Alf. 

Gaudrault,  vie. 
St.  Bruno,  Art.  Guay. 
St.  Charles,  Jos.  Edmond  Tremblay. 
St.  Cyriac,  F.  G.  Leclerc, 


St.  Cyrille,  Dyd.  Tremblay. 

St.    Edouard    de    Teribonca,    Abr. 

Villeneuve. 
St.  Felicien,    Mgr.  F.  X.   Belley,  J, 

Dufour,  vie, 
St,  Honor6,  J.  B.  Martel. 
St.  Felix  d'Otis,  Paul  Lavoie, 
St.  Fidele,  Ovide  Larouche. 
St,  Firmin,  Adrien  Deloy, 
St.  Francois  de  Sales,  Rev.  J.  Girard. 
St.  Fulgence,  Geo.  H,  Gagnon. 
St.  Gedeon,  Elz.  Lavoie,  Eug.  Grenon, 

vicare. 
St.HenrideTaillon,Rev.W.Tremblay. 
Ste.  Hedwige,  Rev.  J.  Gauthier,  jnr. 
St.  Hilarion,  Philippe  Tremblay. 
St.  Irenee,  Jos.  O.  Perron. 
St.    Jerome,    Geo.    Gagnon,    Eolie 

Tremblay  et  J.  Geo.  Renaud,  vicare 
St.  Joseph  d'Alma,  H.  Lavoie,  Dam- 

aise  Boulanger,  vicaire. 
S.  M6thode,  Art.  Bourgoing, 
St.   Michel  de    Mistassini,    Adjutor 

Tremblaj\ 
St.  Nazaire,  Rev.  Alfred  Simard. 
Ste.    Lucie    d'Albonel,     Rev,     Elz. 

Bergeron, 
St.  Placide,  Jos.  Allard. 
St.    Prime,    On^sime    Lavoie,    L6on 

Pelletier,  vicaire. 
St.  Simeon,  Jos.  Savard. 
St.  Thomas  d'Aquin,  Art.  Verreault. 
St.  Urbain,  Ad.  Girard. 
St.  Wilbrod,  S.  Rossignol.      . 
Tadousac,  Nap.  Talbot,  Fr^res  Agri- 

culteurs  de  S.  Francois  R6gis  ^  St. 

Edward   de    Peribonea,    Rev.    M. 

Pothee,  chaplain. 

DIOCESE  OF  HAMILTON. 
Bishop— Rt.    Rev.    Thomas   Joseph 

Howling,  D.D. 
Vicar-General— Rt.     Rev,     J,     M. 

Mahony. 
Supt.  oj  Schools— Rev.  A.  J,  Leyes. 
Searetary—Rev.  A.  J.  Leyes. 
Bishop's  Council— Rt.  Very  Rev.  Fr. 

Connolly,  S.J.,  and  Very  Rev.  Dr. 

Kloepfer,  C.R. 

CITY   OF  HAMILTON. 

Cathedral  of  St.  Mary  of  the  Imma- 
culate Conception— Rt.  Rev.  J,  M, 
Mahoney,  Rec.  J.  Bonomi,  A.  C, 
Walter,  J.  Traynor  and  F.  Hinchey. 

St.  Ann's,  Rev.  Jos.  Englert. 

St.  Joseph's,  A.  J.  Leyes. 

St.  Patrick's,  H.  J.  Coty,  admini- 
strator; J.  O'Connor. 

St.  Lawrence's,  R.  E.  M.  Brady,  ad- 
ministrator. 

OUTSIDE  THK   CITY   OF   HAMILTON, 

Acton,  John  Arnold. 

Arthur,  J.  Doherty. 

Ayton,  Rev.  J.  E.  Wey. 

Berhn,  W.  Kloepfer,  C.R„  Very  Rev, 
St,  Joseph's  Chapel  for  the  Poles, 
Rev.  Paul  Sobojak,  C.R, 

Berlin  College,  St,  Jerome's :— Very 
Rev.  A.  L.  Zinger,  C.R.,  D.D,, 
President;  Theo.Spetz.C.R., D.D 
Rev.  W.  Kloepfer,  C.R.,  D.D.;  Rev, 
Jos.  Schweitzer,  C.R.,  M.A.;  Rev 
W.  V.  Kloepfer,  C.R. ;  Rev.  F.  Ben 
ninger,  C.R.  ;  Rev.  A.  Fischer, 
C.R.  ;  Rev.  A.  Simoni,  C.R. 

Brantford,  St.   Basil's— P.  Lennon 
St.  Mary's,  J.  P.  Padden. 

Caledonian,  Geo.  Cleary. 

Cape  Croker,  Rev.  J.  A,  Cadot,  S.J. 

Carlsruhe,  J.  Lenhard. 

Cayuga,  E.  Doyle  and  Rev.  J.  O'Leary 

Chepstow,  F.  A.  Zettler. 

Deemerton,  Fr.  A.  Montag. 

Drayton,  Fr.  Heyden,  C.S.B. 

Dundalk,  G.  Murphy. 

Dundas,  Rev.  J,  J.  Feeny, 


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Dunnville,  P.  J.  Donovan. 

Elora,  P.  CosgTove. 

Formosa,  J.  J.  Gehl,  pastor,  P,  J, 

Maddi^an,  ass't. 
Freelfcon,  Win.  Becker. 
Gait,  J.  J.  Craven. 
Guelph,  Fr.  Connolly,  S.J.,  and  D. 

Donovan,  S.J. 
Hespeler,  M.  J.  Weidner. 
Kennilworth,  D.  F.  Kehoe. 
Macton,  C.  Brohmann. 
Markdale,  T.  L.  Ferguson. 
Mildmay,  K.  C.  Lehmann. 
Mount  Forest,  J.  Kelly, 
New  Germany,  S.  Foerster. 
Oakville,  A.  J.  Savage. 
Owen  Sound,  Fr.  R.  T.  Burke,  C.S.B. , 

supr. ;   Rev,  H.  Sullivan,  C.S.B., 

P.  Shaugnessy,  C.S.B. 
Paris,  Geo.  Cassidy. 
St.  Agatha,  Hubert  Aeymanns,  C.R. 
St.  Clements,  M.  Halm. 
Teeswater,  A.  Capps. 
Walkerton,  J.  P.  Cummings  and  P. 

Mayer. 
Waterloo,Rev.Theo,Spetz,C.R.,D.D, 

DIOCESE  OF  JOLIETTE, 
Bishop— Jos.  Alfred  Archambeault. 
MM.  Charles  Larose,  Joseph  Bonin, 
Tho8.Dagenais,01ympe  Blanchard, 
J.  Edmoiid  Dupras;  Mgr.  Beaudry, 
P.  v.  gen. ;  MM.  Pierre  Octave  Re- 
naud„  Philippe  Honore  Berard ; 
MM.  Aristide  Brien,  Ferd.  Corbeil, 
Ovide  Dubois,  Louis  Thifault,  Ls. 
Francois  Bonin,  Frs.  Regis  Bonin, 
F.  X.  Fidele  Mondor,  Chs.  Cam. 
Tancrfede  Viger,  Vitalien  Dupuis, 
Olivier  Laferrifere,  Pierre  Peltier, 
Camille  Forest,  C.S.V. ;  Pierre 
Sylvestre,  Theodore  Gervais,  Al- 
phonse  Viau,  On^sime  Lachapelle, 
Aug.  Picotte;  Omer  Houle.Damase 
Lafortune,  J.  Bte.  Morin  ;  J.  E. 
Foucher,  C.S.V. ;  Joseph  Landry, 
Ephraim  Desroches,  Alphonse 
Dugas,  Joseph  Bruyfere,  Daniel  P. 
Picotte,  Joseph  Lavall6e,  Odilon 
Forest,  Isaie  Clairoux,  Arthur 
Martel,  J.  A.  T(51esphore  Beaudry, 
Napoleon  Ferland ;  Michel  R*o- 
berge,  C.S.V.  ;  J.  Bte.  Desrosiers, 
Lucien  Gagnon,  Poetras  Elie,  T. 
Placide  Desrosiers,J.  Frs.Augustin 
Carrife res,  Joseph  Michel  Vigneault, 
Alphonse  Jacques,  Edouard  Le- 
blanc;  R.  P.  L.  Joseph  Morin, 
C.S.V.;  Ls.  Gustave  Melan^on, 
P.  Eugene  Guilbeault,  P.  H.  Houle, 
C.S.V. ;  Romulus  Comtois,  Jos. 
Hildfege  Ducharme,  D.  Desroche«, 
J.  A.  Pauz6,  Donat  Bordeleau; 
Gustave  Racette,  R.  P.  Ls.  L6ger, 
C.S.V.  ;  J.  Hild^e  Perreault,  J. 
Brien,  Joseph  Moise  Clermont,  J. 
Frs.  X.  Lafrance,  Joel  Jodoin,  Frs. 
Xavier  Piette,  J.  C.  Eustache 
Dugas,  Z^non  Lipp6,  J.  Sinai  Bar- 
rette,  Avila  Jos.  Roch,  Elie  Des- 
chSnes,  Napoleon  Aumont,  Raoul 
Lavallee,  A.  Magloire  Morin  ;  J. 
Viateur  Ducharme;  P.  S.Therierge, 
Viateur  DeschSnes,  J.  Octave  Fre- 
chette, Clement  Piette ;  R.  P. 
Philippe  Dub6,  C.V.,  Ed.  Saucier, 
C.S.V.;  Hermas  Lachapelle,  Alcide 
Dufort,  Chevalier  Albert,  ptre., 
Nadeau  Med.  ptre..  Forest  Alcide, 
ptre.,  G.  Robitaille,  ptre.,  Forest 
Am6d,  ptre.,  J.  B.  Badel,  C.S.V,, 
Ch.  Gervais,  ptre.,  H.  Leprohon, 
C,S,V,,  Anth,  Ducharme,  ptre,,  N, 
Page,  ptre.,  Jos.  Cloutier,  ptre,, 
Adrien  Forest,  ptre.,  Alphonse 
Piette,  Louis  Beaudry,  Cuthbert 
Fafard,  Emile  Lachapelle,    Louis 


PhilippeLamarche,Leopold  Olivier, 
R.  P.  Noiseux,  C.S.V.,  W.  Mass6, 
ptre,,  H.  Lamarche,  ptre,,  J, 
Piquette,  ptre,,  M.  Payette,  ptre,, 
C,  Rondeau,  J.  L.  Martin,  Odou 
Archambeault,  Hector  Ferland,  P. 
Alphonse  de  Grandpre,  C.S.V., 
Henri  Beaudoin,  Joseph  Gcoftroy, 
Philippe  Roch,  Eugene  Moudor. 

DIOCESE  OF  LONDON. 
Biskop—Rt.  Rev.  M.  F.  Fallon,  D.D. 
Chancellor—Rev.  P.  J.  McKeon. 
Secretary—Rev.  E.  L.  Tierney. 
Bishop's  Council— Rt  Rev.  Mgr.  J. 

E.  Meunier,  T.  West,  P.  Langlois ; 

Very  Revs.  Dean  C.  McGee,  Dean 

J.  L.  Aylward ;  Revs.  J.  Kennedy, 

C.  Parent,  M.  J.  Brady. 

CITY   OF  LONDON, 

St.  Peter's  Cathedral— Rev.  J.  T.  Ayl- 
ward, rector  ;  Assistants,  Revs,  F. 

Odrowski,  E.  L.  Tierney. 
St.  Joseph's  Hospital,  T.  Valentine, 

chap. 
St.  Mary's— P.  J.  McKeon  and  J.  V. 

Tobin. 
Amherstburg,      F.      X.      Semande, 

C.S.B., and  Rev.  G.  Fuma,  C.S.B. 
Ashfield  (Kingsbridge  P.  O.),  M,  J. 

McCormick, 
Belle  River,  P,  L'Heureux, 
Biddulph  (Lucan  P.O.),  J.  Hanlon. 
Bothwell,  T.  J.  Ford. 
Big  Point,  L.  M.  Prud'homme. 
Chatham,  James  Archinger,  O.F.M., 

supr.  and  rector ;  Father  Herman, 

O.F.M.;  Father  Simon,  O.F.M. 
St.    Joseph's    Hospital,    J.  Scanlon, 

chaplain. 
Clinton,  J.  Dunn. 
Corunna,  P.  L.  Buckley,  CS.B, 
Dublin,  T,  Noonan. 
French  Settlement  (Drysdale  P.O.), 

L.  Landreville. 
Goderich,  D.  McRae. 
Ingersoll,  J.  J.  Guam. 
Irish  town  (St.  Columban   P.O.),   A. 

McKeon. 
Kinkora,  A.  Emery. 
La  Salette,  J.  Brennan. 
Logan  and  Mitchell  (P.O,  Mitchell), 

W.  J,  Kelly. 
Maidstone,  P.  McCabe, 
McGregor's,  A,  Pinsonneault, 
Mornington,      (Hessen      P.O,),      J. 

Dantzer. 
Mt.  Carmel,  D.  Forster. 
Paincourt  (Dover  South  P.  O.),  J. 

E.  Courtois. 
Parkhill,  M.  D.  O'Neil. 
Port  Lambton,  F.  P.  White. 
Raleigh  (Merlin  P.O.),  Jas.  Hogan, 
Ridgetown,  J.  Mugan. 

Ruscom  River,  A.  Lorion. 

Sandwich,  C,  T.  C6t6.  C.S.B.,  and 
J.  Chalaudard,  CS.B. 

Sarnia,  J,  Kennedy,  F.  X.  Arnold. 

Seaforth,  P,  Corcoran,  G.  North- 
graves. 

Simcoe,  C.  F.  Nagle. 

St.  Anne  (Teeumseh  P.  0.),  P. 
Langlois. 

St.  Augustine  (St.  Augustine  P.  O.), 

F.  X.  Laurendeau. 

St.Francis  (Tilbury  P.O.),  C.  Parent. 
St.  Joseph  (Canard  River  P.O.),  A. 

Loiselle. 
St.  Joseph's  Hospital,  S.  Rocheleau, 

chaplain. 
St.  Mary,  Perth  Co.,  J.  Ronan. 
St.  Peter's,  (Jeannette's  Creek  P.O.) 

T.  Martin. 
St,  Thomas,  T.  West,  John  Hogan. 
Staples,  A.  Campeau. 
Stony  Point,  N.  D.  St.  Cyr. 


Stratford,  Very  Rev,  C,  McGee,  L. 

P.  Lowry. 
Stratford  (Immaculate  Conception). 

D.  J.  Egan.  ^        ^' 

Strathroy,  P.  Quinlan. 
Tilsonburg,  E.  J.  Goetz. 
Walkerville,  L.  A.  Beaudoin  and  D. 

Brisson. 
Wallaceburgh  and  Dresden,    M.    J, 

Brady. 
West  Lome,  A,  Fuerth, 
Windsor,  J.  E.  Meunier,  V.G.,  Chas. 

La  Libert^  and  Denis  O'Connor. 
Windsor     (Immaculate    Conception 

Church),  D.Downey,  H.N.  Robert. 
WoodSlee,  E,  Hodgkinson. 
Woodstock,  J.  Stanley, 
Wyoming,  T,  Hussev, 
Zurich,  A.  Stroeder." 

ARCHDIOCESE  OF  VANCOUVER. 
Archbishop— Most  Rev.  Neil  McNeil. 

VANCOUVER   CITY. 

Pro-Cathedral,  Most  Rev.  Neil  McNeil, 
Rev.  J.  Walsh,  O.M.L,  Rev.  P. 
Lechesne,  O.M.L,  Rev.  E.  Con- 
nolly, O.M.I. 

Sacred  Heart  Church,  Rev.  F.  Lar- 
don,  O.M.I. 

St.  Patrick's  Church,  A.  Madden. 
O.M.L 

NBW  WESTMINSTER. 

St.  Peter's  Church,  Rev.  W.  O'Boyle. 

O.M.L,  D.D. 
St.  Louis  College,  Rev.  E.  Lambot, 

O.M.I. 
Eraser  River  Mills,  Rev.  Fr.  Maillard, 

O.M.L 
Orphanage,  Rev.  Fr.  LePage,  O.M.I. 
Eraser  Missions,   Rev.  Fr.   Rocher, 

O.M.L 
Mission  City,  Rev.  F.  F.  Tavernier, 

O.M.L,  Rev.    J.    O'Neill,    O.M.L, 

Rev.  Chirouse,  O.M.L,  Rev.  Rohr, 

O.M.L,  Rev.  Wagner,  O.M.L,  Rev. 

Forguet,  O.M.L 
William's  Lake,  R.R.,  F.F.,  Boening, 

Thomas,  Chiapini. 
Stuart's  Lake,  R.R.,  F.F.,  Coccola, 

Bellot,  O.M.L 


R.R.,  F.F.,  Lejeune,  Thayer,  Cowan, 

O.M.L 
Industrial  School,  Rev.   A.   Carion, 

O.M.L 
St.   Eugene's  Mission,    R.R.,    F.F., 

Beck,  Duplanil,  O.M.I. 
Cranbrook,     Rev.     F.     Plamondon, 

O.M.L 
Fernie,  R.R.,  F.F.,  Michels,  Meissner 

and  Salles,  O.M.L 
North  Vancouver,  Rev.  E.  Peytavin, 

O.M.L 
Schelt,  Rev.  J.  Wagner,  O.M.I. 
Revelstoke,  Rev.  F.  McNeil. 
Greenwood,  R.R.,  F.F.,  Bedard  and 

Choinel,  O.M.L 
Rossland  and  Trail,  Rev.   W.   Mac- 
Kinnon. 
Nelson,  Rev.  J.  Althoff. 
Sandon  and  District,  Rev.  D.  Jean- 

notte  and  J.  Coccola, 
Vernon,  Rev,  F.  Garon. 
Lumby,  Rev,  F,  Pelletier. 
Kelowna,  Rev,  F.  Verbeke. 

APOSTOLIC  PREFECTURE  OF 
YUKON  AND  NORTHERN  B,C. 

Prefect  Apostolic— Yery  Rev,  E.  M. 
Bunoz,  O.M.L 

Dawson,  Very  Rev.  E.  M.  Bunoz, 
O.M.L  ;  Revs,  T.  Schuster,  O.M.L, 
and  G.  Eichelsbacker,  O.M.L 

White  Horse,  Rev.  A.  Lebert,  O.M.L 


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Bonanza  Creek 

Conrad,  Rev.  J.  Allard,  O.M.I. 
Prince  Rupert,  Rev.  F.  Rientz, 
Stuart's    Lake,    Rev.    N.     Coccola, 
O.M.I.,  Rev.  C.  E.  Bellot.  O.M.I. 

DIOCESE  OF  NICOLET. 

EvSque  de  Nicolet—Mgr.  J.  S.  H. 
Brunault. 

Vicairis-O^neraux —  M.gr.  J.  A.  Ir. 
Douville,  P.D.,  Mgr.  Onil  Milot. 

OfficialiU—Mgr.  J.  A.  Ir.  Douville, 
P.D.,  V.G.,  Official  ;  MM.  L.  V. 
Thibaudier,  E.  Buisson,  assesseurs ; 
C.  E.  Brunault,  promoteur ;  MM. 
F.  Ed.  Baril,  vice-promoteur ;  F. 
A.  Saint-Germain,  chancelier ;  E. 
Grenier,  vice-chancelier. 

Conseil  diocisain—Mgr.  J.  A.  Ir. 
Douville,  et  Mgr.  Onil  Milot,  V.G., 
MM.  L.  V.  Thibaudier,  V.G.,  A. 
Paquin,  J.  E.  Bourret,  et  F.  A. 
Saint-German,  secretaire  du  Con- 
seil dioc^sain. 

Examinateurs — Mgfr.  J.  A.  Ir.  Dou- 
ville et  MM.,  C.  E.  Brunault,  F.  A. 
Saint-Germain,  J. CD.,  Ant.  Cami- 
rand,  S.Th.D. 

Defensor  Matrimonii— Jos.  D.  Bour' 
geois. 

EvechS—Mgr.  J.  S.  H.  Brunault,  Mgr. 
Onil  Milot,  V.G.,  F.  A.  Saint-Ger- 
main, J. CD.,  secretaire  et  pro- 
cureur;  E.  de  Chatillon,  maitre 
de  chapelle  ;  Geo.  Desilets ;  C  E. 
Saint-Germain,  J. CD.,  asst.  secre- 
taire. 

Seminaire  de  Nicolet—Mgr.  J.  A.  Ir. 
Douville,  V.G.,  P.D.,  Sup.,  pr^fet 
des  etudes,  MM.  J.  E.  Bourret, 
procureur  ;  J.  S.  Poirier,  directeur 
des  616vea;  C.  Arsenault,  Ant. 
Camirand,  ass.  pr^fet  des  etudes, 
J.  D.  Bourgeois  ;  P.  Arpin,  D.D., 
H.  Belcourt,  A.  Bruie,  Paul  May- 
rand,  D.D.,  Alcide  Pellerin,  C  E. 
Baillargeon,  Henri  Bernier,  pro- 
fesseurs. 

Grand  Seminaire— Mgr.  J.  A.  Ir. 
Douville,  directeur  ;  Calixte  Arse- 
nault, directeur  des  ecclesiastiques; 
Paul  Mayrand,  prof,  de  theologie 
morale;  A.  Camirand,  prof,  de 
theologie  dogmatique;  P.  Arpin, 
prof,  d'ecriture  Sainte. 

Residence  St. -Joseph— Mgr.  Ph.  H. 
Suzor,  P.D.,  V.G.,  Hon.  Ed.Tessier, 
chap,  de  I'Assomption. 

Hospice  Notre  Dame  — Noe  Pepin, 
chap,  de  I'Hotel-Dieu.  J.  E.  Panne- 
ton,  P.  A.  Lebrun,  Theo.  Lemire, 
et  L.  Gagnon,  retires  ;  Theo.  Mel- 
anqon,  prof,  de  litt6rature  &  de 
latin,  et  ass.  aum6nier  un  Pension- 
nat  de  I'Assomption. 

COMTi;  DE  NICOLET. 

L.  H.  Lavaliee,  cure  d'ofRce,  cathd- 

drale ;    J.  Falardeau,  vicaire ;    T. 

Quinn,  retire. 
J.E.  Roberge,St.Pierre  Les  Becquets, 

Geo.  Melan<;on,  vie. 
L.  E.  Boisvert,  Ste.  Sophie  de  L^v- 

rard,  H.  Vincent,  vie. 
.L.  V,  Thibaudier,    V.  G.,   Gentilly  ; 

Ch.  Masse,  R.  Salois,  vies. 

A.  O.  Papillon,  Becancourt. 

V.  S.  de  Oaruf  el,  Ste.  Angfele  de  Laval. 
Jos.    Forcier,    Ste.    Gertrude ;     J. 

Raimille,  vie. 
Ed.  Brunei,  St.  Ceiestin  ;  L.  Farly, 

vie. 

B.  Prince,  St.  Leonard;  A,  Clair, 
vie. 


Thos.  Boucher,  St.  Wenceslas. 

Ant.    P.   de  Oourval,  Ste.   Eulalie ; 

Ph.  Ducharme,  vie. 
Edm.  P.  de  Courval,   St.   Gregoire ; 

Atche  Gill,  vie. 
L.  Tourigny,  Ste.  Perpetue  ;  Eugene 

Pepin,  vie. 
A.   Blondin,  Ste.  Monique ;  V.  Des- 

pins,  vie. 
T.  C.   N.   Lafond,  Ste.  Brigitte  des 

Saults ;    N.   Descoteaux,    St.   Syl- 

v^re,  L.  Z.  Moreau,  vie. 
Jules  Richard,  Ste.  Marie  de  Bland- 
ford. 
C   E.    Provencher,    Ste.    Cecile    de 

L^vrard. 
Geo.  Labissonni6re,  cure,  S.  Joseph 

de  Blandford. 

coM-ri;  d'yamaska. 
01.  I.  Hamel.  St.  Zephirin  de  Cour- 
val, A.  Labranche,  vie. 
M.  Mauseau,  St.  Joachim  de  Courval, 
J.  Elz.  Bellemare,  la  Bale  du  Febvre ; 

Z.  Tourigny,  K.  Fancher,  vie, 
M.  Roy,  St.  Thomas  de  Pierreville, 

J.  A.  Theroux,  vie. 
J.  DeGonzague,  Mission  des  Abenakis. 
A.  Desilets,  St.  Elphfege. 
Z.    Lahaye,    St.    Frangois  du  Lac; 

Nicephore  Lissard,  vicaire. 
S.  E.  Edge,  N.D.  de  Pierreville. 
Is.  Beiand,  St.  Michel    d'Yamaska; 

J.  A.  Bernier,  vicaire. 
A.  Paquin,  St.  David  ;  A.  Lefebvre, 

vicaire. 
C  Cote,  St.  Pie  de  Guire. 
F.   X.    Lessard,   St.    Guillaume ;    J. 

Beaucherain  et  S.  Capistran,  vies. 
Ph.  Bourassa,  St.  Bonaventure;   G. 

Dube,  vie. 
R.  F.  Joyal,  Om.  Dubois,  Desservant 

La  Visitation. 

comt6  de  drummond. 

Edm.  Grenier,  St.  Germain;  Irenee 
Courteau,  vie. 

Benj.  Morin,  St.  Eugene  de  Gran- 
tham 

F.  Tetreau,  Drummondville ;  H. 
Denoncourt  et  A.  Forcier,  vicaires. 

Elz.  Mondou,  St.  Majorique. 

Omer    Mauseau,    St.    Cyrille  ;      A. 

Beiisle,  vie. 
J.  A.  Houle,  N.-Daraedu  Bon  Conseil. 
J.  A.Macdonald,  St.  Jean  deWickham 

A.  Demers. 

E.  Gravel,  St.  Pierre  de  Durham, 
R.  Crochetiere,  vie. 

G.  Bourbeau,  St.  Fulgence  de  Dur- 
ham. 

C.  E.  Joyal,  Ste.  Christine  d'Acton. 
A.  Manseau,  St.   Felix  de  Kingsey, 

I.  A.  Langlais,  vie. 
Theobald  Joyal,  St.  Lucien. 

comt6  d'arthabaska. 
P.  Jutras,  St.  Patrice  de  Tingwick, 

Pierre  Allard,  vie. 
O.  MelanQon,  St.  Remi  de  Tingwick., 
M.  Laperri^re,  St.  Paul  de  Chester, 

E.  Lassonde,  vie. 

F.  P.  Pratte,  Ste.  Helene  de  Chester. 
P.  A.  Gouin,  St.  Mddard  de  Warwick ; 

A.  Baril,  vie. 
J.    E.    Lemire,    Ste.    Elizabeth    de 

Warwick. 
J.  A.  Champoux,  Kingsey  Falls. 
Edm.    Buisson,    Ste.    Victoire  ;    A. 

Leblanc  et  D.  Plourde,  vies. 
R.   Brassard,  chapelain  du  College 

des  Fr^res  du  Sacre  Coeur,  L.  A. 

Buisson,  J.  U.  Tessier,  a.c,  Ulric 

Leblanc,  retires. 
L.    A.    Cote,    St.     Christophe;     A. 

Desmarais,  desservant,  et  Irenee 

Oyr,  vie. 


J.  E.  Proulx,  chap,  au  noviciat  et 

au  juniorat  des  Frferes  du  S.-C; 

Emile  Guillemette,  chap,  des  Srs. 

de  I'Hotel-Dieu;    C  E.   Mailhot, 

retire  krH6tel-Dieu. 
J.  S.  Beiiveau,  cure,  et  A.  Tetreau, 

vie.,  St.  Norbertd'Arthabaska. 
J.  B.  Durocher,  N.-D.  du  Rosaire. 
F.  Ed.  Baril,  St.  Eus^be  de  Stanfold ; 

E.  Biband,  vie. 
J.  W.  Pitt,  St.  Louis  de  Blandford. 
P.  O.  Cardin,  St.  Valere  de  Bulstrode. 
Albert  Gladu,  St.  Albert. 
A.  Longval,  Ste.  Clothilde. 
V.  Lemire,  St.  Samuel. 
R.  G6nereux,  Ste.  Anne  du  Sault. 
Geo.    A.   Courchesne,  etudianfc  Fri- 

bourg,  Europe, 

DIOCESE  OF  PEMBROKE. 
Bishop— Ut.  Rev.  Narcisse-Zephirin 

Lorrain,  D.D.,  Pembroke. 
Secretary— Uev.  H.  E.  Letang. 

PROVINCE  OK  ONTARIO. 

Pembroke,  Right  Rev.  N.  Z.  Lorrain, 

D.D.  ;  J.  Kimpton,  rector  ;  H.  E. 

Letang,  1st  assistant ;  J.  Hebert, 

2nd  assistant. 
Arnprior,  A.  M.  Chaine,  curate,  C  J. 

Jones,  curate. 
Brudenell,  F.  French,  P.P.,  curate, 

J.  N.  George. 
Douglas,  J.  J.  Quilty. 
Eganville,     P.    S.    Dowdall,    J,    P. 

Harrington,  curate. 
Griffith,  J.  O.  Faucher,  P.P. 
La  Passe,  H.  Martel,  P.P. 
Killaloe,  I.  A.  French,  P.P. 
Wilno,  B.  Jankowski,  P.P. 
Mattawa,  F.  M.  Georget.O.M.I.,  sup., 

A.  Sasseville,  O.M.I..  O.  Paquette, 

O.M.L,  R.  Legault,  O.M.I. 
Maynooth,  J.  J.  Mclnerney. 
Mount  St.  Patrick,  J.  Ryan,  P.P. 
Bonfield,  C.  Sudre.  P.P. 
Osceola,  R.  J,  McEachen,  P.P. 
Renfrew,  P.  T.  Ryan,  P.P.,  W.   H. 

Dooner,  curate. 
Point    Alexander,  J.   N.    Duquette. 

P.P. 
Astorville,  A.  Astor,  P.P. 
Whitney,  P.  Miehaud,  P.P. 

PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC. 

Aldfield,  P.  J.  Pontbriand. 
Calumet  Island,  J.  O.  Beaudry. 
Chapeau  (Allumettes  Island),  A.  M. 

Renaud,  P.P.,  T.  J.  Sloan,  curate. 
Fort  Coulonge,  J.  C.  Dagenais,  P.P. 
Portage-du-Fort,  Thos.  C6te. 
Quyon,  B.  J,  Kiernan. 
North  Onslow,  0.  J.  McDonald,  P.P. 
Sheenboro,  P.  J.  Tracey,  P.P. 
Vinton,  H.  D.  Brosseau,  curate.  Vine. 

Ferreri. 
At  Rome— J.   T.   Warnock,  Z.   Lor- 


DIOCESE    OF    PETERBOROUGH. 

Bishop— night  Rev.  Richard  Alphon- 

sus  O'Connor,  D.D. 
Vicar-General— Very  Rev.    Joseph 

Browne,  Peterboro'. 
Archdeacon— Yery  Rev.  D.  J.  Casey, 

Lindsay. 
Chancellor  and  Secretary— Rev.  M. 

J.  O'Brien,  D.D.,  Peterborough. 
Peterborough— St.  Peter's  Cathedral, 

Right  Rev.  R.  A.  O'Connor,  D.D., 

Rev.  W.   J.  McColl,  rector.  Revs. 

James  Tover,  D.  A.  Casey,  F.  J. 

O'Brien. 
Peterborough— Church  of  the  Sacred 

Heart,  Rev.  M.  J.  O'Brien,  D.D., 

Rev.  J.  V.  MeAuIey. 


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Bracebridge,  P.  J.  O'Leary. 
Burnley,  T.  B.  O'Connell. 
Byng  Inlet,  J.  A.  Grenier,  S.J. 
Campbellford,  G.  Whibbs. 
Cobourg,  Edward  H.  Murray. 
Douro,  M.   J.   McGuire,   V.  G.  Mc- 

Fadden. 
Emily    (Downey ville    P.  O.),    P.    J. 

McGuire. 
Ennismore,  M.  F.  Fitzpatrick. 
Grafton,  T.  F.  Scanlan. 
Hastings,  C.  S.  Bretherton. 
Kearney,  T.  Fleming. 
Kinmount,  P.  J.  Galvin. 
Lakefield,  C.  J.  Phelan. 
Lindsay,    Very    Rev.    D.    J.    Casey, 

J.  Guiry. 
Norwood,  P.  J.  Kelly. 
Parry  Sound,  Rev.  G.  A.  Artus,  S.J. 
Port  Hope,  F.  J.  O'Sullivan. 
Trout  Creek,  A.  F.  Kelly  and  W.  P. 

Meagher. 
Victoria  Road,  J.  O'Sullivan. 
Wooler,  M.  J.  O'Leary. 

DIOCESE    OF   RIMOUSKI. 
Bishop  —  Rt.     Rev.      Andr6- Albert 

Blais,  D.D. 
Vicar-General — V.  Rev.  L.  J.  Langis. 
Canons — Revs.  L.  J.  Langis,  C.  A. 

Carbonneau,    P.    J.     Saucier,    L. 

Rouleau,    L.   N.    Bernier,    R.    P. 

Sylvain,    J.    O.    Normandin,    D. 

Morisset,  H.  Lavoie,  F.  X.  Ross, 

C.  P.  C6te. 
Honorary  Caiions — Very  Rev.  Mgr. 

M.  Bolduc,  P.D.,  Revs.  J.  B.  B61- 

anger,  Jos.  Ouellet. 
Assessor— Ke\ .  P.  J.  Saucier, 
Promoter— Rev.  F.  X.  Ross. 
Vice-Promotor—RQ\.  J.  0.  Norman- 
din. 
Chancellor— R&v .  R.  P.  Sylvain. 
Procureur—C.  H.  Garneau. 
Secretary— Uev.  John  Forest. 

CITY  OF  RIMOUSKI. 

Cathedral   of    St.    Germain  —  J.   E. 

Pelletier,  parish  priest;  Rev.    P. 

Pelletier  and  P.  Veilleux,  vie.  ;  A. 

Duval,  a.c. ;   SS.  of  Charite,  Rev. 

J.  B.  Jary. 
Amqui,  N.  Carron,  cur(5. 
Anse  au  Griffon,  J.  E.  Lepage. 
Anse  aux  Gascons,  O.  Dub6. 
Beaurivage,  J.  P.  Cyr. 
Bic,  J.  L.  Rioux ;  J.  Belles-Isles,  vie. 
Cacouna,  T.  Landry. 
Cap  Chat,  E.  Dufour. 
Cap  d'Espoir,  A.  Poirier. 
Cap  des  Rosiers,  S.  Roy. 
Caplan,  Jos.  Dechamplain. 
Carleton,  J.   B.   A.  Belanger,  V.F., 

and  J.  B.  Langlais,  vicar. 
Cascapediac,  J.  A.  Chalifour. 
Causapscal,  Z.  Belles-Isles. 
Cedar  Hall,  P.  Brillant ;  H.  J.  Ber- 
nier, a.c,  and  J.  R.  Charest,  vicar. 
Cloridorme,  J.  Langlois. 
Douglastown,  F.  Gauthier. 
Gaspe  Basin,  A.  Richard. 
Grande  Riviere,  V.  Rev.  Jos.  Ouellet, 

V.F. ;  J.  P.  Morin,  vicar. 
Grande -Vallee,  L.  O.  Caron. 
He  Verte,  C.  A.  Carbonneau  and  J. 

T.  Tortin,  vicar. 
Lac  Temiscouata,  Ph.  Moreault,  J. 

Moreault,  vie. 
McNider,  L.  Rouleau,  vicar,  and  N. 

Rioux,  asst. 
Maria,  Th.  Smith,  J.  Gagn6.  a.c. 
Matane,    A.    A.     Soucy,    vicar;    J. 

St.  Laurent. 
M^chins,  E.  Matte. 
M6ti8,  L.  J.  Langis,  V.G.,  vicar,  and 

J.  O.  Rioux,  vicar. 


Mont  Louis,  P.  M.  Gagne. 

New  Carlisle,  J.  P.  LeBel. 

Newport,  Jos.  St.  Laurent. 

N.  D.  des  Sept  Douleurs,  A.  A. 
Chamberland. 

N.  D.  du  Sacre  Coeur,  L.  S.  Arpin. 

Pabos,    Mgr.    F.   X.  Boss6,  C.S.SS. 

Paspebiac,  T.  C.  Duret,  E.  Cramillon. 

Perce,  E.  Martin. 

Pointe  au  Pere,  R.  P.  A.  Morin,  Eud., 
J.  Vincent,  Eudist. 

Port  Daniel,  G.  W.  Fr^ve. 

Restigouche,  R.  P.  Ferdinand,  Sup., 
O.M.C.,  RR.  PP.,  Pacifique,  Pierre, 
Robert,  Isidore,  Casimir. 

Riviere  au  Renard,  Elias  Morris. 

St.  Andr6  de  Ristigouche,  V.  Cote. 

St.  Alexis  Matapediac,  L.  F.  C6t6. 

St.  Alphonse  de  la  Rivifere  Caplan, 
C.  A.  Lavoie. 

St.  Anaclet,  J.  F.  A.  Lavoie. 

Ste.  Anne  des  Monts,  F,-X-Le  Bel, 
J.  A.  Gagnou,  vicar. 

Ste.  Angele  de  Merici,  D.  Lebel. 

St.  Arsene,  L.  N.  Bernier,  J.  W. 
Dion. 

St.  Blandine,  F.  Biron. 

St.  Bonaventure,  Ths.  Gravel,  J.  B. 
Dub6,  vicar. 

St.  Clement,  H.  Tremblay. 

St.  Cyprien,  J.  L.  Noel. 

St.  Damase,  J,  R.  Leonard. 

St.  Donat,  E.  Pelletier. 

St.  Edmond,  A.  Bouillon. 

St.  Eloi,  L.  Alph.  Lamontagne. 

St.  Epiphane,  A.  D.  Jobin. 

St.  Eus6be  de  Cabano,  C.  St.  Laurent 

St.  Fabien,  J.  H.  Lavoie,  and  W. 
Gauthier,  vicar. 

Ste.  Felicity,  G.  Gagnon,  A.  D' Am- 
ours, vicar. 

Ste.  Flavie,  Jos.  Perron. 

Ste.  Flavie  Station,  J.  jA.  Verreau, 
C.  Roy,  vicaire. 

Ste.  FranQoise,  J.  M.  G.  Belzile. 

St.  Gabriel,  A.  LeBlanc,  S.  Plourde, 
vicar. 

St.  Georges  de  Malbaie,  J.  R.  Asselin. 

St.  Godefroi,  J.  D.  Michaud. 

St.  Honors,  G.  Gauvin. 

St.  Hubert,  C.  B.  Beaulieu. 

St.  Jean  de  Dieu,  J.  A.  Ouellet. 

St.  Jean  I'Evangeliste,  J.  0.  Drapeau. 

St.  Joseph  de  Lepage,  E.  Santerre. 

St.  Jules,  J.  D.  Morin. 

A.  Audet,  a.c. 

St.  Laurent  de  Matap6diac,  F.  C, 
Nagotte. 

St.  Leandre,  P.  Banville. 

St.  L6on,  Z.  O.  Gendron. 

St.  Louis  du  Ha-Ha,  E.  J.  Roy. 

St.  Luc,  J.  E.  St.  Pierre. 

Ste.  Luce,  P.  F.  Sirois. 

St.  Majorique,  J.  A.  Drapeau. 

St.  Mathias  de  Cabano,  E.  Gagnon. 

St.  Mathieu,  J.  R.  A.  Cayouette. 

St.  Modeste,  F.  X.  D^mge. 

St.  Moise,  D.  S.  Gigu^re. 

St.  Omer,  L.  P.  Chenard. 

St.  Paul  de  la  Croix,  E.  P.  Chouinard. 

St.  Pierre  de  Malbaie,  J.  G.  C. 
Plourde. 

Ste.  Rose  du  Degele,  Ach.  Thibault. 

St.  Simon,  J.  Amiot. 

St.  Ulric,  P.  0.  Saindon. 

St.  Valerien,  J.  Z.  Jean. 

Sayabec,  J.  C.  Saindon,  E.  Mercier. 

Trois  Pistoles,  D.  Morisset,  J.  W. 
Dionne,  vicar. 

Seminary  of  Rimouski,  R.  R.  Ph. 
C6t6,  Sup.,  J.  O.  Normandin,  Dir. 
of  the  great  Seminary  ;  J.  April, 
Ass.  Sup.  and  Dir.  of  the  little 
Seminary;  F.  Charron,  E.  Chen- 
ard, C.  Leblano,  S.  Langis  and  L, 
Roy,  professors. 


DIOCESE  OF  SAULT  STE.  MARIE. 

Bishop— RfRev.  D.  J.  Scollard,D.D., 

North  Bay,  Ont. 
Blezard  Valley,  Rev.  O.  Racette. 
Blind  River,  Rev.  J.  Carr^re. 
Cach6  Bay,  Rev.  J.  H.  Trainor. 
Chelmsford,  Rev.  S.  Cote. 
Copper  Cliff,  Rev.  J.  A.  Kealy. 
Cosby,  Rev.  O.  Dupuis. 
Elk  Leake,  Rev.  0.  Dufresne. 
Field,  Rev.  A.  Chapleau. 
Fort  William,  Rev.  J.  A.  Primeau, 

S.J.,  Rev.  J.  Maynard,  S.J.,  Rev. 

A.  Ragaru,  S.J.,  and  Rev.  P.  La- 

marche,  S.J. 
Fort  William  (Indian  Mission),  Rev. 

Rev.  G.  Artus,  S.J. 
Garden  River,  Rev.  V.  Renaud,  S.J. 
Hanmer,  Rev.  J.  A.  Roy. 
Massey  Station,  Rev.  J.  Brault,  S.J., 

Rev.  G.  Courtot,  S.J. 
Nepigon,  Rev.  J.  Dugas,  S.J. 
North  Bay,  Rev.  J.  J.  O'Brien,  Rev. 

J.  Monahan, 
Port  Arthur,  Rev.  J.  Grenier,  S.J., 

Rev.  T.  Caisse,  S.J. 
Sault  Ste.   Marie,  Rev.  J.   J.  Con- 
nolly,  S.J.,  Rev.  A.  Cotter,  S.J., 

J.  Richard,  S.J. 
Schreiber,  Rev.  J.  Paquin,  S.J. 
Sell  wood.  Rev.  A.  Roussel. 
Steelton,    Rev.   D.    Dumesnil,    S.J., 

Rev.  A.  Bruno,  S.J. 
St.  Charles,  Rev.  Thos.  Clement. 
Sturgeon  Falls,  Rev.  C.  Langlois. 
Sudbury,  Rev.  E.  Lefebvre,  S.J.,and 

G.  Lebel,  S.J.,  Rev.  J.  Par6,  S.J., 

J.  Specht,  S.J. 
Thessalon,  Rev.  D.  McMenamin. 
Verner,  J.  A.  Lecuyer  and  Rev.   L. 

P.  Theriault. 
Warren,  Rev.  T.  Crowley. 
Webbwood,  Rev.  James  Brennan. 
Wickwemikong,  Rev.  T.  Desautels, 

S.J.,  J.  A.   Drolet,  S.J.,  J.  Pap- 

ineau,S.J.,  Rev.  C.  B61anger,  S.J., 

Rev.  E.  Comte,  S.J. 

DIOCESE  OF  ST.  ALBERT. 

PROVINCE  D' ALBERTA. 

Mgr.  Emile  Legal,  O.M.I. ,  evfeque 
de  Saint- Albert  (Alberta). 

Vicars-GSneraux,  RR.,PP.  Alb.  La- 
combe,  H.  Leduc,  O.M.I. 

CatMdrale  St.  Albert— Mgr.  Emile 
Legal,  O.M.I. ;  RR.  PP.  M.  Merer, 
O.M.L,Cure. 

R.P.  L.  Anciaux,  S.M.T.,  Trochu. 

R.P.  L.  Baiter,  O.M.L,  Sacred  Heart 
P.O. 

Rev.  Jos.  Bazin,  Stettler. 

R.P.  P.  Bazin,  S.M.T.,  Trochu. 

R.P.  P.  Beaudry,  O.M.L,  Edmonton. 

Rev.  A.  Beausoleil,  High  River. 

Rev.  H.  Beillevaire,  Duhamel. 

R.P.  Berchmans,  O.F.M.,  Sup.,  North 
Edmonton. 

R.P.  A.  Bernier,  Vegreville. 

R.P.  J.  Bidault,  O.M.L,  Lethbridge. 

R.P.  P.  Bieler,  O.M.L,  Spring  Lake. 

R.P.  A.  Blanchet,  O.M.L,  MacLeod. 

R.P.  Boniface, O.F.M.,  N.Edmonton. 

R.P.  C.  Boulenc,  O.M.L,  Lac  La 
Biche. 

R.P.  A.  E.  Cadoux,M.S.C.,  Medicine 
Hat. 

Rev.  T.  Caraher,  Leduc. 

R.P,  G.  Carpentier,  S.C.J. ,  Viking. 

Rev.  S.  Catherin,  Morinville. 

Rev.  A.  Clermont,  Brosseau. 

R.P.  W.  Comire,  O.M.L,  St.  Mathias, 
par  White  Fish  Lake. 

R.P.  O.  Cornellier, O.M.L, Edmonton, 

R,P.  Pierre  Cozanet,  O.M.L,  Ed- 
monton. 


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R.P.  L.  Culerier,  O.M.I. ,  Edmonton. 
R.P.   E.   Cunningham,   O.M.I.,    Lac 

d'Ognon. 
R.P.  Ciron,  SM.T.,  Cardstairs. 
R.P.  A.  Daridon,  O.M.I.,  Strathcona. 
R.P.  L.  Dauphin,  O.M.I.,  Hobbema. 
R.P.  A.  Delestr6,  P.O.,  Coleman. 
R.P.  A.  Demers,  O.M.I.,  Pincher. 
R.P.  A.  Desmarais,O.M.I.,Athabaska 

Landing. 
R.P.  Ch.  Devic,  O.M.I.,  S^minaire  de 

St.  Albert. 
R.P.  L.   Doucet,  O.M.L,  Blood  Re- 
serve, via  Stand  Off  P.O. 
R.P.  D.  Dubois,  O.M.I  ,  Okotoks. 
R.P.  J.  M.  Dup6,  O  M.L,  St.  Paul  de 

Mfetis. 
Rev.  A.  Ethier,  Morinville. 
R.P.  F.  X.  Erny.M.S.O. Medicine  Hat. 
R.P.  Forget,  O.M.I.,  Calgary  East. 
R.P.  A.  Forner,  O.M.L,  Provost. 
R.P.  E.  Gaborit,  S.C.J.,  Wainwright. 
R.  J.  Gamier,  Vegreville. 
Rev.  A.  Gauthier,  Beaumont. 
R.P.  H.  Grandin,  O.M.L,  Edmonton. 
R.P.  A.  Husson,  O.M.L,  Edmonton. 
Rev.  H.  Goutier,  Vermilion. 
R.P.  H.  Hermes,  O.M.L,  Banfif. 
R.P.  P.  Hetu,  O.M.L,  Pincher, 
R.P.  M.  Hura,  0,S.B.M.,duriteGrec- 

Ruthene,  Mundare. 
R.P.  A.  Jan,  O.M.L,  Strathcona. 
R.P.    N.    Kryzanowski,    O.S.  B.  M., 

Rite  Grec. 
R.P.  P.  Kulawy,  O.M.L,  Lac  Demay. 
T.R.P.   A.  Lacombe,    O.M.L,    Vic- 

Gen.,  Midnapore. 
R.P.    V.   Ladet,  O.M.L,   Evgche  de 

St.  Albert. 
R.  P.  L.  Lajat,  O.S.B.,  Frank. 
R.P.  P.  Lamort,  S.M.T.,  Red  Deer. 
R.P.  P.  Le  Br6,  O.M.L,  Riviere  qui 

Barre. 
R.P.  J.  Le  Bris,  O.M.L,  Seminaire, 

St.  Albert. 
R.P.   J.   Lechevallier,  O.M.L,  Ecole 

Industrielle,  Davisbury. 
R.P.  J.  M.  LeClainche,  St.  Paul  des 

M6tis 
R.P.  L.  Leconte,  S.M.T.,  Castor. 
T.R.P.  H.  Leduc,  O.M.L,  Vic-Gen., 

Eveche,  S.  Albert. 
Rev.  J.  B.  Leduc,  Edison. 
R.P.  L,  Le  Goff,  O.M.L,  Lac  Froid, 

par  Onion  Lake. 
R.P.  V.  LeGoff,  O.M.L,  Lac  La  Biche. 
R.P.  A.  Lemarchand,  O.M.L,  Edmon- 
ton (Immac.  Concept.) 
R.  P.J.  Leparoux,  Seminaire  St.  Albert 
R.P.  M.  Lupine,  O.M.L,  Calgary. 
R.P.    J.    M.     Le    Stanc,    O.  M.  L, 

Edmonton. 
R.P.  J.  L.  Le  Vern,  O.M.L,  Black- 
foot  Crossing,  par  Gleichen. 
R.P.  L.  V.  Lewis,  O.M.L,  Calgary. 
R.P.  Z.  Liz6e,  O.M.L,  Lac  St.  Anne. 
R.P.  V.  Marchand,  O.M.L, Strathcona 
R.  G.  Martin,  O.E.M.,  N.  Edmonton. 
R.P.  M.  Merer,  O.M.L.  Eveche,  St. 

Albert. 
R.P.  K.  Meyer,  O.M.L,  Lethbridge. 
R.P.  P.  Moulin,  O.M.L,  Hobbema. 
R.P.  A.  Naessens,  O.M.L,  Edm'nt'n. 
R.P.  E.  Nelz,  O.M.L,  Calgary. 
R.P.,    G.    Nordmann,    O.M.L,    St. 

Albert  S6minaire. 
Rev.  A.  Normandeau,  Legal. 
Rev.  F.   Okhuysen,  Ste.  Em6rence, 

par  Rae. 
Rev.  F.  Olczewski,  Krakow. 
Rev.  J.  A.  Ouellette,  St.  Albert. 
R.P.  J.  M.  Panhaleux,  Calgary. 
R.P.   V.   Philippot,  O.M.L,  Eveche, 

St.  Albert. 
R.  M.  Pilon,  Lamoureux. 
R.P.  L.  Pilon,  O.M.L,  Strathcona. 
R.P.  J.  Portier,  O.M.L,  Lac  Ste.  Anne. 


Rev.  T.  Quevillon,  Lac  Ste.  Anne. 

R.P.  Paul  Renut,  S.M.T.,  Castor. 

R.P.  J.  Riou,  O.M.L,  Ecole  Indus- 
trielle, Davisburg. 

R.P.  E.  Ruaux,  Blood  River,  via 
Stand-Off  P.O. 

Rev.  Th.  Rocque,  Seminaire  de  St. 
Albert. 

R.P.  Th.  Roncy,  S.M.T.,  Innisfail. 

R.  P.  Al.  Rosenthal,  O.  M.L,  Lethbridge 

R.P.  J.  M.  SalaiJn,  O.M.L,  Peigan 
Res,  via  Macleod. 

R.P.  J.  Seltmann,0. M.L,  Spring  Lake 

R.P.  L.  Simard,  O.M.L,  Seminaire  de 
St.  Albert. 

R.P.  Simon,  O.F.M.,  N.  Edmonton. 

R.P.  G.  Simonin,  O.M.L,  Gleichen. 

Rev.  A.  Soyer,  Wainwright, 

R.P.  E.  Steinmetz,  S.C.J.,  Viking. 

R.P.  A.  Sylla,  O.M.L,  Banff. 

R.P.  Alex.  Teck,  O.P.,  Daysland. 

R.P.  Ad.  Therien,  O.M.L,  St.  Paul  des 
Metis. 

R.P.  Thienard,  S.M.T.,  Cardstairs. 

R.P. Chr.Tissier,  O.M.L,  Winterburn. 

Rev.  L.  Tremblay,  Villeneuve. 

R.P.  L.  VanTighem,  O.M.L,  Strath- 
more. 

R.P.  F.  Van  Wetten,P.O.,Wetaskiwin 

R.P.  H.  E.  Voisin.S  M.T.,  Red  Deer. 

R.P.  L.  Walravens,  O.P.,  Wetaskiwin. 
DIOCESE  OF  ST.  HYACINTHE. 

Monseigneur  A.  X,  Bernard,  Eveque 
de  St.  Hyacinthe. 

Vicaire-General—T.  R.  J.  L.  Guertin. 

Chapitre  de  la  CathMrale—T.  R. 
J.  L.  Guertin,  V.G.,  Pr6v6t ;  MM. 

A.  O'Donnell,  F.  X.  Jeannotte,  J. 

B.  Dupuy,  A.  Dumesnil,Theologal; 

C.  A.  Beaudry,  P.  Z.  Decelles, 
J.  C.  Bernard,  J.  A.  Lemieux, 
L.  A.  Senecal,  Penitencier;  C.  P. 
Choquette,  Chan,  titulaires ;  J.  B. 
Michon,  J.  B.  O.  Guy,  N.  Gauthier, 
chan.  honoraires. 

Officialite  dioc4saine—T.  R.  J.  L. 
Guertin,  V.G..  official;  MM.  F.  X. 
Jeannotte,  P.  Z.  Decelles,  J.  A. 
Lemieux,  C.  P.  Choquetie,  assess- 
eurs;  J.  M.  M.  Cadieux,  promoteur; 
R.  Lamoureux,  vice-promoteur ; 
A.  M.  Daoust,  chancelier ;  L.  O. 
Roberge,  vice-chancelier. 

EvecM—S.  G.  Mgr.  A.  X.  Bernard, 
T.R.  J.  L.  Guertin,  V.G.  ;  MM.  C. 
A.  Beaudry,  procureur;  A.  M. 
Daoust,  L.  O.  Roberge,  secretaires; 
F.  Langelier,  assistant  procureur; 
Albert  Vezina,  L.  A.  Senecal,  cure 
de  la  Cath^drale ;  J.  M.  H.  Phan- 
euf ,  J.  B.  Laroehelle,  J.  A  Fontaine, 
vicaires. 

Siminaire  de  St.  Hyacinthe — MM. 
C.  P.  Choquette,  sup6rieur ;  F.  Z. 
Decelles,  vice-superieur ;  J.  B. 
Chartier,  A.  Dumesnil,  J.  G.  Roy, 
L.  T.  Proulx,  L.  Pratte,  directeur 
et  chapelain  des  Soeurs  de  Sainte- 
Marthe ;  J.  A.  Dubreuil,  procureur; 
P.  M.  J.  Benoit,  J.  A.  Vezina, asst.- 
proc.  ;  P.  A.  Lafond,  J.  Chs. 
Lescault,  J.  E.  E.  Chartier,  J.  B. 
O.  Archambault  (h,  Fribourg),  J.  E. 
E.  Laferridre  (a  Loiivain),  J.  A.  E. 
Gervais,  Jos.  Lemay,  L.  A.  H. 
Morin(^Rome),  J.  L.  N.  Raymond, 
A.  F.  Guillet,  M.  Paulhus,  R. 
Lecours,  F.  A.  Laroche,  R.  Martin, 
P.  Desranleau,  U.  Decelles,  L.  Ber- 
nard, E.  A.  Belval.  MM.  V.  Char- 
tier, anc.  cure. 

H6tel^D^e^l—'MM.  V.  Lin^ourt.chape- 
lain  ;  H.  B^land,  assistant. 

Maison  -  Saint  •  Antoine  —  MM.  Az. 
Desnoyers,  H.  Mass6,  chapelain  du 
College  du  Sacre  Coeur. 


Patronage  de  Saint-  Vincent-de-Paul 
—R.P.  L.E.  Tremblay.desFrferesde 
Saint-Vincent-de-Paul,  superieur. 

Villa  Saint  •  Maurice  — M.  G.  C. 
Richard,  chapelain  de  la  Presenta- 
tion de  Marie. 

Villa  Bedini — M.  L.  L.  Dupr6,  chap, 
du  noviciat  et  du  juv^nat  des 
Frferes  Maristes. 

Residence  Priv4e~M.  P.  L.  Par^, 
ano.  cure. 

Notre  Dame  de  Saint-Hyacinthe. — 
RR.  PP.  R.  Hamel,  cure ;  J.  D. 
Deziel,  vicaire. 

Couvent  des  Dominicains — T.  R.  P. 
J.  H.  Hage,  V.G.  ;  T.  R.  P.  C.  D. 
Gonthier,  prieur  ;  T.  R.  P.  Paul 
Desjardins,  sous-prieur ;  RR.  PP. 
P.  Benoit,  maitre  des  novices ;  J.  D. 
Brosseau,  L.  Boisvert,  M.  J.  Ar- 
chambault, procureur ;  B.  Hamel, 
curedeNotre-Dame;  M.Lamarche, 
P.  Granger,  J.  D.  Deziel,  vicaire  a 
Notre-Dame  ;  D.  A.  Turcatte. 

Monaster  e  du  Pr4cieux-Sang(  Maison 
Blanche)— MM.  E.  H.  Guilbert, 
chap. ;  J.  B.  Dupuy,  anc.  cure. 

Couvent  de  Saint-Joseph — M.  A. 
O'Donnell,  chapelain. 

MStairie  Saint-Joseph.— M.  A.  S. 
Dupuy,  anc.  cure. 

Curis  du  Diocese. 
J.  B.  A.  Allaire,  St.  Thomas  d'Aquin. 
J.  B.  0.  Guy,  Ste.  Rosalie. 
G.  A.  Phaneuf,  vicaire. 
J.  B.  Tetreau,  St.  Dominique. 
P.  Z.  Decelles,  St.  Pie. 
J.  A.  Monfet,  vicaire. 
G.  E.  Dion,  St.  Simon. 
V,  Davignon,  vie. 
E.  Lessard,  St.  Ephrem  d'Upton. 
J.  F.  Jodoin,  vie. 
J.  Chaffers,  St.  Liboire. 
E.  V.  Lagace,  vicaire. 
Pierre  Cardin,  St.  Andre  d' Acton. 
A.  O.  Fleury,  vicaire. 
N.  P.  Belanger,St.  Theodore  d' Acton. 
J.  O.  Godbois,  St.  Nazaire  d' Acton. 
N.  Boulais,  St.  Heiene. 
J.  Charbonneau,  vicaire. 
H.  E.  Messier,  St.  Hugues. 
J.  N.  C.  Maynard,  vicaire. 

E.  Filiatrault,  St.  Jude. 

F.  M.  Gosselin,  Michaudville. 

J.  U.  Charbonneau,  St.  Barnabe. 
J.  A.  Laurence,  LaPrcsentation. 
J.  B.  Houle,  Ste.  Madeline. 
N.    Gauthier,    S.     Damase,    J.    A, 

Seguin,  vicaire. 
J.  Jodoin,  anc.  cure. 
J.  B.  Michon,  St.  Denis. 
S.  E.  Messier,  A.  Ducharme,  vicaires, 
R.P.  Jos.  Bonin,  C.S.V.,  aumonier 

du  college. 
J.  S.  Taupier,  St.  Charles. 
O.  Paulhus,  vicaire. 

G.  Gaudreau,  St.  Hilaire. 
P.  J.  Laberge,  St.  Mathias. 

R.  Lamoureux,  N.-D.  de  Richelieu, 

Paul  Desrochers,  vicaire. 

J.  N.  Brodeur,  retire. 

J.  B.  H.  Morrier,  retire. 

Petit  Seminaire  de  Sainte-Marie  de 
Monnoir— MM.  J.  A,  Lemieux ; 
V.  Larose,  vice-superieur  ;  H,  Ber- 
geron, procureur;  S.  Caron,  direc- 
teur; F.  Labonte,  H.  Chabotte, 
P.  Hamel,  J.  H.  Barsalou,  G.  A. 
Godreau,  C.  H.  O.  Leduc,  P.  Ethier, 
F.  X.  A.  Larivifere,  L.  Geoffrion, 
H.  Desmarais,  E.  Alix.  Ls.  P. 
Tanguay. 

J.  D,  Meunier,Ste.  Angfele  de  Monnoir 

J.  A.  H.  Lagace,  vicaire. 

A.  V.  Roy,  St.  Jean  Baptiste  de 
Rouville, 


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p.  M.  A.  Hogue,  St.  C^saire. 

0.  E.  Burque,  vicaire. 

R.P.   R.   Crevier,    O.S.C.,  auni,    du 

ooll6ge. 
A.  F.  Keroack,  Rougemont. 
L.  A.  Dutilly,  St.  Paul  d'Abbotsford. 
A.Baltha8ard,Ange-Gard.  deRouville 
J.  A,  Foisy,  St.  Ours. 

E.  I.  Bouvier,  vicaire. 
J,  C.  Bernard,  Sorel. 
J.  A.  Roy, 

J.  B.  H.  Nadeau,  vicaire. 
L.  N.  Levesque,  vicaire. 

F.  Z.  Mondor,  ancien  cur6. 
C.  Sicard,  anoien  cur6. 

H.  Chapdelaine,  ancien  cur6. 

O.    P61oquin,    chap,  du  Mont  Saint 

Bernard. 
P.  N.  Desmarais,  chap,  de  Tacad^mie 

du  Sacre  Coeur. 
J.  H.  Beaudry,  Ste.  Anne  de  Sorel. 
J.  A.  Bonin,  St.  Joseph  de  Sorel. 
J.  Beaudry,  Ste.  Victoire. 
R.  Gingras,  vicaire. 
L.  E.  Cormier,  St.  Roch  Rich,  et  A. 

Cormier,  malade. 
E.  A.  Rivard,  St.  Robert. 

G.  A.  Goyette,  vicaire. 

C.  L.  V.  Angers,  St.  Aim6. 

J.  L.  Boisvert,  vicaire. 

R.P.   Y.   LePage,    C.S.C,  aum    du 

college. 
J.  0.  Blanchard,  St.  Louis  de  Bon- 

secours. 

E.  Decelles,  St.  Marcel. 

J.  H.  Nadeau,  St.  Ant.  de  Verehferes. 
J.  M.  M.  Cadieux,  St.  Marc. 
J.  W.  Guillet,  vicaire. 

F.  X.  Jeannotte,  Belceil. 

J.  A.  Lamontagne,  vicaire. 

M.   Cordeau,    chap.    Hospice    Saint 

Victor. 
J.  C.  Cormier,  St.  Athanase. 
P.  A.  Trudeau,  vicaire. 
Az.  Desprea,  chap,  des  Frferes  Maristes. 
C.  A.  Guillet,  S.  Anne  de  Sabrevois. 
P.  Boulay,  St.  George  de  Henryville. 
P.  D.  Darche,  St.  Sebastien. 
P.  M.  J.  Benoit,  Pike  River. 
J.  P.  Laviolette,  Clarenceville. 
J.  A.  Archambault,  St.  A.  d'Iberville. 
L.  A.  Thust,  vicaire. 
P.  E.  Noiseux,  St.  Gr^goire  d'Iber- 
ville. 
P.  A.  St.  Pier  re,Ste.  Brigide  d'Iberville. 
T.  J.  Barre,  N.-D.  de  Stanbridge. 
J.  R.  Lussier,  S.  Ignace  de  Stanb'e. 
J.  C.  Guertin,  Ste.  Sabine. 
C.  H.  T6treau,St.  Damien  de  Bedford. 
F.  X.  Larose,  vicaire. 
P.C.    R.     Dernoyers,     St.    Armand 

Station. 
J.  E.  Roy,  Frelighsburg. 
J.  I.  Larose,  Dunham. 
J.  E.  E.  Pelletier,  Sweetsburg. 
R.  Tanguay,  vicaire. 
J.  M.  Laflamme,  Farnham. 
A.  U.  Langelier,  O.  Huot,  vicaires. 
L.  A.  Larocque,  k  I'Hospice  Ste-Eliza- 

beth. 
Residence    priv6e,    H.   Batthazard, 

anc.  cure. 
R.P.  Jos.  Girard,  C.S.C,  aumonier 

du  college. 
R.   P.  L.     Jos.     Pinet,    C.S.C,    au 

college. 
M.  Gill,  Granby,  vicaire. 
L.  C  Savoie,  vicaire. 
E.  V^zina,  vicaire. 
C    A,    Perrault,    St.    Alphonse    de 

Granby. 
Jos.  Loiselle,  Adamsville. 
A.  St.  Amour,  West  Shefford.     P.  A. 

Neveu,  vicaire. 
J.    E.    Lemonde,    St.    Joachim    de 

SheSord. 


M.    Beauregard,    Waterloo.     C    H. 

Lafontaine,  vicaire. 
J.  L.  Beauregard,  anc.  cur6. 
H.  B61isle,  Knowlton. 
C  N.  Leduc,  Roxton  Falls. 
J.  T.  A.  Tourigny,  vicaire. 
J.  A.  Benoit,  Ste.  C^cile  de  Milton. 
J.  E.  Letourneau,Ste.  Pudentienne. 
F.  P.  C6te,  St.  Val^rien. 
H.  Lecours,  vicaire. 

DIOCESE  OF  ST.  JOHN,  N.  B. 

Bishop— Rt.  Rev.Tiraothy  Casey.D.  D. 
Vicars-Oeneral—Very  Revs.  W.    F. 
Chapman  and  Jno.  Hebert. 

CITY  OF  ST.   JOHN. 

Immaculate  Conception  Cathedral- 
Revs.  Arthur  W.  Meahan,  Wm. 
Duke,  D.  S.  O.  Keefe,  M.  O'Brien. 

St.  John  the  Baptist— Very  Rev.  W.  F. 
Chapman,  rec.  Rev.  W.  P.  Holland, 
assistant. 

Holy  Trinity— Rev.  John  J.  Walsh, 
rector. 

St.  Peter's— Revs.  A.  J.  Duke, 
C.SS.R.,  J.  Borgman,  CSS.R.,  M. 
J.  Maloney,  C.SS.R.,  Fr.  Holland, 
C.SS.R.,  J.  O'Regan,  C.SS.R. 

Church  of  Assumption,  St.  John  W. — 
Rev.  J.  J.  O'Donovan. 

OUTSIDE  THE  CITY  OF  ST.  JOHN. 

St.  Joachim,  Silver  Falls,  St.  John 

Co. -Rev.  And.  J.  O'Neill. 
St.   Rose,  Fairville,  St.  John  Co.— 

Rev.  C  Collins. 
Riverside,     Albert    Co.,    Rev.    Frs. 

Lochary. 
Barachois,  Rev.  Napoleon  Masse. 
Buctouche,  Very    Rev.    J.    Hebert, 

V.G.,Rev.  Ph.  Hebert. 
Cape  Bald,  Rev.  F.    X.  CoUerette, 

Louis  LeBlanc. 
Central    Kingsclear,     Rev.     F.    X. 

Cormier. 
Cocagne,  Rev.  J.  L'Archeveque. 
Dorchester,  Rev.  A.  D.  Cormier,  C  S.C 
Debec,  Rev.  M.  J.  Murphy. 
Florenceville,  Rev.  Francis  Bradley. 
Fox  Creek,  Rev.  A.  Robichard. 
Fredericton,  Rev.  F.  L.  Carney,  rect. 
Grand  Digue,  P.  L.  Belliveau. 
Johnville,  Rev.  Richard  J.  Coughlan. 
Kingston,  Rev.  Jos.  LePointe, 
Memramcook,  Rev.  A.  Roy,  C.S.C. 
Milltown,  Rev.  E.  Doyle,  Rev.  Chas. 

McLaughlin. 
Moncton,  Rev.  E.  Savage,  Rev.  F. 

Conway  and  D.  LeBlanc,  assts. 
Norton,  E.  J.  Byrne. 
Notre  Dame,  Kent  Co.,  P.  P.  Dufour. 
Petersville,  Rev.  Chas.  Carleton. 
Quaco,  A.  Poirier. 
Richibucto  Village,  T.  Martineau. 
St.  Andrews,  John  M.  O'Flaherty. 
St.  George,  John  Carson. 
St.  Joseph,  Rev.  L.  Guertin,  C.S.C. 
St.  Mary's,  York  Co.,  J.  J.  Ryan. 
St.  Mary's,  Kent  Co.,  Rev.  J.  Ouellet. 
St.  Paul,  Kent  Co.,  Rev.  D.  Leger, 

Rev.  J.  Gaudet. 
St.  Stephen,  Thomas  Lavery. 
Shediac,  Rev.  Donat  Leblanc. 
Sussex,  Rev.  J.  McDermott. 
Upper    Aboushagan,    Rev.    H.    D. 

Cormier. 
Woodstock,  Francis  J.  McMurray. 
Soondonc,  Rev.  A.  C  Hudon. 
Sackville,  Rev.  Ant.  LeBlanc. 
Chipman,  Rev.  Wm.  Hannigan. 

DIOCESE  OF  SHERBROOKE. 

Bishop— ntUev.  Paul  LaRocque,DD. 

Bishop's   Counsellors  — Mgr.    H.   O. 

Chalifoux,  V.G.,  P.  J.  A.  Lefebvre, 


LCD.,  J.  A.  Dufresne,  Rev.  J.  H. 
Roy,  Rev.  P.  Brassard,  Rev.  J.  D. 
Bellemare. 

CITY  OF  SHERBROOKK. 

Bishop's  Palace,  Paul  LaRocque. 
bishop ;  H.  0.  Chalifoux,  V.G. ;  F. 
V.  Charest,  missionary  of  agricul- 
ture ;  Rev.  H.  A.  Simard,  chan- 
cellor; Rev.  J.  H.  Roy,  pastor. 

Cathedral,  Rev.  A.  Turcotte,  H. 
Darche. 

St.  Jean-Baptiste's,  J.  A.  Laporte ; 
Rev.  A.  E.  Goyette. 

St.  Patrick's,  E.  C  Fisette. 

Seminary  St.  Chs.  B.,  Rev.  A.  O. 
Gagnon,  sup.  andprdfet  of  studies; 
Rev.  P.  J.  A.  Lefebvre,  prof,  ol 
philosophy ;  Rev.  E.  Chartier,  prof, 
of  rhetoric ;  J.  E.  Vincent,  dir.  of 
students;  D.  Biron,  T.  Gosselin, 
R.  Dub6, profs.;  H.  Courtemanche, 
in  Rome,  Italy  ;  P.  A.  Begin,  prof, 
de  sciences;  A.  Maltais,  prof,  de 
theologie  et  de  philosophie;  Mgr. 

E.  C  Tanguay,  procureur;  A. 
Chass6,  E.  Chartier,  L.  Marcotte, 
professeurs;  Rev.  A.  Castonguay, 
L.  N.  Coderre,  P.  Ledoux,  pro- 
fesseurs. 

Hospital  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  J.  B. 
Ponton,  F.  X.  Desrosiers,  retired. 

Asbestos,  L.  N.  Castonguay,  cure  ;  J. 
Gauthier,  curate. 

Ascot  Corner,  II.  J.  Beaudry. 

Audet,  H.  E.  Eraser. 

Brompton  Falls,  Jos.  S.  LaRocque; 
J.  A.  Robidas,  curate. 

Bury,  H.  Deseve. 

Chartierville,  H.  Perrin. 

Coaticooke,  F.  N.  S6guin,  V.  La- 
fontaine, vicar. 

Cookshire,  J.  D.  0.  Godin. 

Compton,  I.  A.  Lavall^e. 

Danville,  J.  E.  Hubert. 

D'Israeli,  J.  A.  Hamel,  E.  O.  Blan- 
chard, vicar. 

East  Angus,  J.  A.  R.  Plamondon. 

East  Hereford,  St.  Henri,  Rev.  P. 
O'Neill. 

Eastman,  A.  E.  Genest. 

Garthby,  J.  W.  Carrier. 

Glen-Iver,  J.  E.  B.  DeBeaufort. 

Ham,  Sud.  H.  Ravenel,  pastor. 

Katevale,  L.  N.  A.  Caron. 

LacMegantic,  J.  E.  Choquette,  cure; 
A.  Lemay,  vicare. 

La  Patrie,  N.  A.  Gariepy. 

Lennoxville,  J.  A.  Parent. 

Magog,  F.  X.  Brassard,  cure ;  J.  N. 
Boucher,  vicar. 

Mansonville,  P.  Picard. 

North  Ham,  J.  N.  Lemire. 

North  Hatley,  E.  Noel. 

North  Stukeley,  P.  C6t6. 

Notre  Dame  des  Bois,  A.  J.  Rousseau. 

Notre  Dame  de  Sherbrooke,  Rev.  J. 
A.  Bussieres. 

Paquetteville,  J.  E.  GosseUn. 

Piopolis,  J.  E.  Raymond. 

Precieux,  Sang,  Copelton,  Rev.  Chas. 
McGee,  pastor. 

Richmond,  P.  Quinn,  L.  Couture,  vie. 

Rochelle,  Ste.  Anne  de  Stukely,  Rev 

F.  N.  Rousseau. 

Rock  Forest,  Eug.  St.  Jean. 
St.  Adolphe,  W.  J.  LaRue. 
St.  Adrien  of  Ham,  Chas.  Gariepy. 
St.  Camille  de  Wolfe,  J.  E.  Simard. 
St.  Cecile,  N.  H.  G.  Gaulin. 
St.  Etienne,  L.  A.  O.  Huart. 
St.  Fortunat's,  P.  Theberge. 
St.  Francois  Xavier,  D.  Bellemare. 
St.  Geo.  de  Windsor,  E.  0.  Plante. 
St.   Gerard,   Majella,  Lac    Weedon, 
C  J.  Roy,  pastor. 


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St.  Hedwige,  J.  W.  Morache. 

St.  Hermenegilde,  A.  Tremblay. 

St.  Malo,  V.  Dodier. 

St.  Mary  d'Ely,  J.  E.  Lemieux. 

St.  Martin,  Martinville,  J.  A.  Cot6, 

pastor. 
St.  Remain,  L.  J.  Pelletier. 
St.  Theophele,  Racine,  Rev.S.Gervais. 
Sawyerville,  P.  N.  Favreau. 
Scotstown,  L.  H.  Nicol. 
Stanhope,  A.  Goyette. 
Stanstead,  Salesian  Fathers ;  E.  A. 

Cruveiller,  cure. 
Stenson,  St.  Jacques  le  Mogem,  Rev. 

A.  Bonin. 
Stoke  Centre,  E.  A.  Martel. 
Stratford  Centre,  J.  D.  Bernier,  R. 

N.  Francceur,  retired. 
Sutton,  O.  Martin. 
Valcourt,  J.  O.  Bernier. 
Val-Racine,  J.  A.Vaudreuil. 
Weedon,    J.    A.     Lefebvre,    F.    X. 

Guimont,  vicaire. 
Windsor  Mills,   J.  A.   Dufresne,  H. 

Boulay,  vicaire. 
Wolfstown,  P.  E.  Brouillette. 
Wotton,    P.    Brassard,    F.    Despres, 

vicar. 
St.  Claude,  O.  Z.  Letendre,  pastor. 
Waterville,  A.  Rheaunie,  pastor. 
VVoburn,  J.  T.  Michaud. 

DIOCESE  OF  TROIS-RIVIERES. 

Bishop— nt.  Rev.  F.  X.Cloutier.D.D. 
Vicars-General— Mgr.  H.  Baril.P.A., 

et  Mgr.  J.  B.  Comeau,  V.G. 
Chancellor—  Ubald  Marchand,  J.C.D. 
Vice -Chancellor— Em.     Clou  tier, 

J.C.D. 
Canons— Mgr.  H.  Baril,  V.G.,Pr6vot; 

Mgr.  J.  B.  Comeau,  P^niteneier ; 

N.  Caron.J.N.  Tessier.J.  F.B^land, 

T.    La    FIfeche,    Chs.    Bellemare, 

Ls.  Denoncourt,  U.  Marchand,  L. 

Arcand,  Theologal ;  J.  A.  Moreau. 
Honorary  Canons— M.  H.  Trahan,  P. 

H.  Marchand. 

CITY  OF  TR0IS-RIVi6rES. 

Cathedral — Mgr.  J.  B.  Comeau,  Ubald 
Marchand,  J.  Massicotte,  Aug. 
Lelaidier,  E.  Paquin,  D.  Gilinas, 
Em.  Cloutier,  Eug.  Denoncourt, 
Jos.  Ferron,  H.  Vallf^e,  H.  Trudel. 

Ursulines— M.  Mgr.  H.  Baril,  V.G., 
chap. 

Providence— G.  E.  Panneton,  chap. ; 
H.  Thibodeau,  Geo.  Brunei,  P. 
A.  Milot. 

Precious  Blood— L.  Lamothe. 

Brothers  of  Christian  Schools— Eug. 
Denoncourt,  sen.,  chap. 

Daughters  of  Jesus— Aug.  Lelaidier. 

Dominican  Sisters — Alf.  Comtois. 

Seminary— Leon  Arcand,  D.D.,sup.; 
A.  Moreau,  Ls.  Chartier,  T.  Giroux, 
E.  G61inas,  Jos.  G61inas,  Alfred 
Comtois,  A.  G^linas,  Joseph  Jacob, 
N.  Bastien,  D.  Baril,  DionisGelinas, 
jr.,  H.  Marcotte,  Hormisdas  Des- 
chines,  Joseph  Turcotte. 

Convent  des  RR.  P^res  Franciscains 
—Revs.  Valbert,  Ladislas,  Xavier, 
Cyrille  and  Eugene. 

Commissariate  of  Holy  Land— Rev. 
P.  Fr6d6ric  of  Ghyvelde  and  R.  P. 
Augustin. 

Prison— J.  A.  Moreau. 

ST.   MAURICE. 

Pointe  du  Lac,  J.  Caron,  Art.  Belaud, 

assistant. 
Shawenegan,  N.  Comeau,  T.  Gravel, 

retired. 


St.  Pierre  de  Shawenegan,  F.  Boulay, 
J.  A.  Ladouceur,  O.  Meunier,  as- 
sistant. Mission  du  Sacr6-Coeur, 
J.  M.  Boucher. 

St.  Barnab6,  L.  E.  Dugnay,  Jos. 
B6rard,  assistant. 

St.  Elie,  O.  Baribault. 

St.  Etienne  des  Gres,  H.  Brousseau. 

St.  S6v6re,  H.  Trahan,  E.  Brunei, 
assistant. 

St.  Matthieu,  Elz.  S.  de  Carufel. 

St.  Thomas,  Phil.  Lesage. 

Vieilles  Forges,  Aug.  Lelaidier. 

Yamachiche,  N.  Caron  ;  Ad.  Lupien, 
assistant. 

MASKINONGE. 

Maskinong^,    J.    F.    B61and,   Emile 

Trudel,  E.  Ed.  B61and,  assistant. 
Rivifere  du  Loup,  J.  N.  Tessier,  A. 

Lavergne,  assistant. 
St.  Alexis,  L.  A.  L.  Dusablon 
St.  Charles,  J.  G.  Laquerre. 
St.  Didace,  J.  E.  H6roux. 
St.  Justin,  D.  G6rin  ;  P.  Mongrain, 

assistant. 
St.  L6on,  J.  Garceau ;  Alphonse  Les- 

sard,  assistant. 
St.  Paulin,  J.  A.  E.  Lafleche  ;  Emile 

Brunelle,  assistant. 
St.  Ursule,  A.  O,  Savoie  ;  Ant.  Auger, 

assistant. 

CHAMPLAIN. 

Batiscan,  P.  A.  A.  Bellemare ;  Canon 

C.  Bellemare. 
Cap  de  la  Madeleine,  R.P.,  J.   W. 

Valiquette,    O.M.I.,    sup.;     RR., 

PP.,    Chs.    B.    Boissonneault,    D. 

Prod'homme,  A.  Henault,  A.  Faure, 

P.  F.  Gagn6,  J.  M.  Magnan. 
Champlain,  P.  H.  Marchand  ;   Ans. 

Trudel,  assistant. 
d'Almaville,  H.  Trudel. 
Mont-Carmel,  N.  Villeneuve. 
St.  Adelphe  ;  A.  Lamy. 
St.    Anne  de  la  Perade,  J.    T.   La 

Fleche  ;  H.  MelanQon,  assistant. 
Ste.  Flore,  C.  Leblanc  ;  J.  A.  Landry, 

assistant. 
Ste.  Genevieve,  J.  A.  Lesieur ;  Ans. 

Bourassa,  assistant. 
St.  Jacques  des   Piles,    Chs.   S.  de 

Carufel. 
St.  Jean  des  Piles,  E.  H.  Poisson. 
St.  Jos.  de  la  Mdkinac,  C.  B.  Veillet. 
St.  Luc,  Chs.  Boutet. 
St.  Louis  de  France,  J.  Caron. 
St.  Maurice,  T.  Caron ;  Ars6ne  B61i- 

veau,  assistant. 
St.   Narcisse,  P.  Cloutier  ;    Arthur 

Baril,  assistant.  ' 
St.  Prosper,  O.  H.  Lacerte. 
St.    Roch    de    M6kinac,    J.    R.    Ir. 

Trudel. 
St.  S6verin,  P.  Proulx, 
St.  Stanislas,  T.  Joyal ;  Theo.  Gravel, 

assistant. 
St.  Th^cle,  M.  Masson  ;  Emile  Tur- 
cotte, assistant,  and  M.  J.  Janelle. 
St.   Theodore  de    la  Grande    Anse, 

Ephrem  Lamy. 
St.  Theophile  du  Lac,  P.  Boulay. 
St.  Timoth^e,  R.  Gelinas. 
St.  Tite,  J.  B.  Grenier,  Jos.  Grenier, 

assistant. 
St.  Paul  de  la  Grand'Mere,  Ls.  La 

Flfeche  ;     A.     Mongrain,     Arthur 

Brunelle,  assistants. 

DIOCESE  OF  VALLEYFIELD. 
Bishop— B,t.  Rev.  J.  M.  Emard,  D.D. 
Valleyfield,  Ste.  Cecile's  Cathedral— 

Rt.  Rev.  J.  M.  Emard,  D.D.,  Rev. 

Mgr.  J.  C.  Allard,  V.G.,  cur6 ;  M. 


Marleau,  archdeacon  and  procura- 
tor ;  J.  Dorais,  chancellor  ;  M.  J. 

E.  Guillaume,  T.  Simon,  H.  Delage, 

vicars. 
Providence     Hospital  — T.     Simon, 

chap.  ;  M.  T.  Chagnon,  a.c. 
College  of  Valleyfield,    Rev.   P.   A. 

Sabourin,  superior  and  procurator ; 

E.  Aubin,  M.  Cleroux,  L.  U.  Mous- 

seau,  J.C.  Vincent,  J.  A.  Durocher, 

A,  Herbert,  L.  Groulx,  A.  Billette, 

J.  Gallagher,  J.   Laframboise,  L. 

Gosselin,  M.  Gagnier,  H.  Quesnel, 

N.  Aumais,  A.  Goyette,  L.  Rolland. 
Beauharnois,  T.   Nepveu,  cur6  ;   E. 

Gauthier,  L.  M.  Borrel,  vicar ;  P. 

E.  Lussier,  V.F.,  a.o. 
Bellerive,  T.  Theoret,  c,  J.  A.  La- 
certe, vie. 
Chateauguay,     R.     Chaput,    V.F., 

cure,  H.  U.  Tremblay  manoir,  T. 

Z.  Allard,  a.c,  D.  Daignaulf,  a.c. 
Coteau  du  Lac,  A.  Faubert,  cur6 ;  M. 

Mainville,  a.c. 
Henimingford,  F.  X.  Goyette,  cure ; 

W.  Goyette,  pietre. 
Howick,  J.  N.  Bourbomais. 
Hinchinbrooke,  C.  B.  O'Hara,  cur6. 
Huntingdon,  C.  D.  Guilbault,  cure. 
He  Perrot,  J.  Duhamel,  cure. 
Les  Cedres,  J.  A.  Castonguay,  cure  ; 

O.  Delisle,  vie. 
Ormstown,  J.  A.  Quesnel,  cure. 
Rigaud,    J.    A.    Primeau,    cure,    S. 

Morin,  vie.  College  Bourget—R.R. 

A.  D.  Richard,  dir.,  P.  N.  Vaillan- 

court,  J.   E.   Desserre,    c.s.v.,   F. 

X.  Foret,  H.  Hamelin,  c.s.v.,   H. 

Gardou,  c.s.v.,  O    Roch,  c.8.v.,  A. 

Perreault,  c.s.v.,  L,  Lauzon,  c.s.v., 

J.  LeGuiastrennee,  R.   Ch6ne,  H. 

Faubert,  pietres. 
Ste.  Agnes,  J.  A.  Derome,  cur6. 
St.  Anicet,  D.  Nepveu,  c. 
Ste.  Antoine  Abbe,  J.  A.  Toupin,  cur6. 
St.  Barbe,  A.  L.  Gagnier,  cur6. 
St.  Clet,  Chs.  Dugas,  cure. 
Ste.  Clotilde,  A.  de  Lig.  Laporte,  c. 
St.  Etienne,  F.  X.  Pelland,  cur6. 
St.  Jean  Chryso8t6me,  N.  Preville, 

cure  ;  J.  O.  Mailloux,  vie. 
Ste.  Justine,  O.  Dufault,  cur6. 
St.  Lazare,  A.  Desautels,  cur6. 
St.  Louis  de  Gonzague,  C.  A.  Santoire, 

V.F.,  cur6,  Omer  Dagenais,  vicar. 
Ste.  Marthe,  F.  X.  Sauriol,v.f,,  cure, 

A.  Lemay,  vicaire. 
Ste.  Martine,  N.  Aubry,  cur6,  N.  D. 

Legros,  vie. 
St.  Medard,  A.  Lippe,  cure. 
Ste.  Philomene,  J.  A.  Perreault,  cur6. 
St.  Polycarpe,  Z.  Auclair,  curd,  G. 

Miron,  vicaire. 
St.  Regis,  P.  J.  Bourget,  curd. 
St.  Stanislas  de  Kostka,  A.  Boucher. 

curd. 
St.  Telesphore,  H.  R.  Laberge,  curd. 
St.  Thomas  d'Aquin  (Hudson),  J.  A. 

Reid,  dess. 
St.   Timothee,    J.   Desrosiers,  curd, 

E.  Andrd,  vie. 
St.  Urbain,  Edm.  Lachapelle,  curd. 
St.  Zotique,  N.  Remillard,  curd,  A. 

Coallier,  a.c. 
Tr^s-St.    Redempteur,     H.    Martel, 

curd. 
Vaudreuil,  J.    O.   Godin,    curd,   D. 

Meloche,  vie. 

VICARIATE  OF  ATHABASKA. 

Vicar-Apostolic— Right  Rev.  Emile 
Grouard,  O.M.I.,  D.D.,  and  coad- 
jutor of  Athabaska,  Rt.  Rev.  0. 
Joussard,  O.M.I.,  D.D, 


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Lesser  Slave  Lake— St.  Bernard's, 
Rt.  Rev.  C.  Joussard,  O.M.L,  D.D. ; 
Rev.  F.  A.  Husson,  O.M.L,  Rev. 
F.  Falher,  O.M.L,  supr.,  Rev.  H. 
P6tour,  O.M.L,  Rev.  M.  Giroux, 
O.M.L,  Rev.  Y.  Floch,  O.M.L, 
Rev.  F.  J.  Jaslier,  O.M.L 

Athabaska  Lake— Nativity,  Rt.  Rev. 

E.  Grouard,  O.M.L  ;  Revs.  L.  Le 
Doussal,  O.M.L,  A.  H.  De  Cham- 
beuil,  O.M.L,  H.  Laffont,  O.M.L 

Fort  McMurray— St.  John  Baptist's, 
Rev.  P.  Oroise,  O.M.L 

Fond  du  Lac— Our  Lady  of  Seven 
Dolors,  Revs.  R.  F.  Biehler,  O.M.L , 
P.  Rioux,  O.M.L 

Fort  Dunvegan  and  Fort  St.  John- 
Rev.  F.  He8s6,  O.M.L 

Grande  Prairie— St.  Vincent  Ferrier, 
Rev.  A.  Alae,  O.M.L 

Smith's  Landing — St.  Isidore's,  Rev. 

F.  Bocquen6,  O.M.L 

Smoky  River — St.  Augustin,  Revs.  F. 

Leserrec,  O.M.L,  L.  Girard,  O.M.L 
Spirit    River— St.   Joseph,   Rev.    A. 

Jasse,  O.M.L 
Sturgeon  Lake— St.  Francois  Xavier, 

Revs.  J.  Calais,  O.M.L,  F.  Hautain, 

O.M.L 
Vermilion— St.  Henry's,  Revs.  J.  La 

Treste,  O.M.L,  C.  Dupin,  O.M.L, 

F.  Habay,  O.M.L 
Wabaskan— St.  Martin,  Revs.  D.  La- 

ferriere,  O.M.L,  supr.,  C.   Battie, 

O.M.L 

VICARIATE  OF  MACKENZIE. 
Viear-Apostolic— Right  Rev.  Gabriel 

Breynat,  O  M.I.,  D.D. 
Great  Slave  Lake— St.  Joseph's,  Rt. 

Rev.  G.   Breynat,    O.M.L,    D.D., 

Rev.  F.  A.  Mansoz, O.M.L,  Rev.  P. 

Laity,   O.M.L,    Rev.    A.    Duport, 

O.M.L,  and  6  Brothers. 
Providence,  Revs.  C.  H.  A.  Giroux, 

O.M.L,  Fr.  Laperriere,  O.M.L 
Good    Hope,    Revs.    P.     Houssais, 

O.M.L,   L.   L'Ecuyer,    O.M.L,    P. 

Rouvi6re,  O.M.L 
Arctic  Red  River,  Rev.  P.  L'Ecuyer, 

O.M.L 
FortRae,  Revs.  L.  F.  Dupire,  O.M.L, 

B.  C.  Roure,  O.M.L 
Hay     River,     Revs.    C.    Gourdon, 

O.M.L,  P.  Bousso,  O.M.L 
Fort  des  Liards,  Revs.  F.  Le  Guen, 

O.M.L,  P.  Moisan,  O.M.L 
Fort  Norman,  Revs.  P.  Ducot,  O.M.L, 

Fr.  Gouy,  O.M.L 
Fort  Simpson,  Rev.  M.  Vacher,  O.M.L 
FortSmith,  Rev.  E.  Frapsance,  O.M.L 
Fort    Wrigley,  Rev.    J.   Andurand, 

O.M.L 
Great  Slave  Lake,  Rev.  F.  Lefebvre, 

Procurator. 

YUKON  TERRITORY. 
Dawson  —  St.    Mary's,    Very    Rev. 

Mgr.  E.  Bunoz,  O.M.L,  V.G.  ;  St. 

Mary's  Hospital  and  Academy,  1"2 

Sisters  of  St.  Ann,  Sister  M.  Zenon, 

dir. 
Bonanza,  Rev.  P.  J.  Schulte,  O.M.L 
Dominion,    Rev.     A.    Mickelbecker, 

O.M.L 
Gold  Run,  Rev.  P.  Allard,  O.M.L 
White  Horse,  Rev.  A.  Lebert,  O.M.L 

VICARIATE- APOSTOLIC  OF  THE 

GULF  OF  ST.  LAWRENCE. 
Vicar- Apostolic — Right    Rev.    Mgr. 

Blanehe. 
Vicar  General — V.  Rev.  F.  Gendron. 
Point   of    Esquimaux,   Rev.    L.    Le 

Dor6,  O.J.M. 


Betsiamits,    Revs.    C.    O.    Arnaud, 

O.M.L,  L.  Babel,  O.M.L,  B.  Royer, 

O.M.L,  Camille  Perreault. 
English  Bay,  Ls.  Boily,  A.  Maltais. 
Natashqouan,     Revs.     L.     Gamier, 

C.J.M.,  J.  Gallix,  C.J.M. 
River  Magpie,  Rev.  E.  Gallix,  C.J.M. 
River  Pentecost,  Rev.  J.  Levantoux, 

Rev.  J.  Le  Strat,  C.J.M. 
St.  Joseph  de  la  "Tabatifere,  Rev.  M. 

Pouliot.* 
S6pt    Isles,    Rt.    Rev.    G.    Blanche, 

C.J.M.,  D.D.,  Revs.  L.  Nonorgues, 

C.J.M.,  A.  Divet,  C.J.M. 
Rivifere  au  Tonnerre,  Revs.  F.  Hery, 

C.J.M.,  L.  Hery,  C.J.M. 

DIOCESE  OF  PRINCE  ALBERT. 

Bishop— B,t.     Rev.    Albert    Pascal, 

O.M.L,  D.D. 
Vicar s-Ge7ieral— Rev.    H.    Lacoste, 

O.M.L,  D.D.,  Rev.  JohnSinnett. 
Prince  Albert, Rt.  Rev.  Albert  Pascal, 

D.D.,  O.M.L,  H.  Lacoste,  O.M.L, 

Pastor  of    the    Cathedral,   James 

McCaffrey,      O.M.L,     curate,    A. 

Lajeunesse,  O.M.L 
Alveiia,  Rev.  Androkowitch  (Galic.)* 
Batoche,  J.  MouUn,  O.M.L 
Battleford,  H.  Bigonesse,  O.M.L 
Bellevue,  E.  M.  Myre. 
Carlton,  Dom  Tarcisse,  R.C.I.C. 
Crooked  Lake,  DomLaurent,R.C.LC. 
Cumberland,  H.  Boissin,  O.M.L 
Domremy,  P.  Barbier. 
Duck  Lake,  V.  Pineau,  O.M.L 
Fish  Creek,   A.   Forner,  O.M.L,  Q. 

Nandzick,  O.M.L 
Grand  Portage,  M.  P^nard,  O.M.L 
Green  Lake,  J.  Teston,  O.M.L 
He  ^  la  Crosse,  J.  Rapet,  O.M.L,  C. 

Cochin,  O.M.L,  F.  Ancel,  O.M.L 
Jack  Fish,  J.  Esquirol,  O.M.L 
Lac  Caribou,  A.  Turquetil,  O.M.L,  J. 

Egenolff,  O.M.L 
Lac  Pelican,  M.  Rossignol,  O.M.L, 

A.  Guilloux,  O.M.L 
Maskeg  Lake,  F.  X.  Simonin,  O.M.L 
Muenster,  R.  F.  Bruno,  O.S.B.,  and 

15  Fathers,  O.S.B. 
Saskatoon,  L.  Vachon,  O.M.L,  J.  C. 

Caron,  O.M.L,  C.Brabender,  O.M.L 
St.  Augustin,  A.  Maisonneuve,  O.M.L 
St.  Louis,  V.  Gabillon,  O.M.L 
Sinnett  Colony,  Rev.  J.  Sinnett,  Rev. 

J.  Astor,  curate. 
Thunderchild,  H.  Delmas,  J.  Poul- 

enard.  O.M.L,  A.  WatMe. 
St,  Hyppolite,  J.  Julion. 
Howell,  A.  Bourdel. 
New  Ottawa,  A.  Perronnet. 
St.  Albert,  Mar.  H.  Chauvin. 
St.  Michael's  School,  O.  Charlebois, 

O.M.L,  A.  Lecorr,  O.M.L 
Prince  Albert,  St.  Patrick's  Orjihan- 

age,  R.  W.  Briick,  O.M.L,  assistant, 

E.  Pascal,  O.M.L— Sc.E.  Courbis. 
Vonda,  R.  P.  B6rub6. 
S.  Brieux,  vr.  L.  Leflock. 
St.  Pascal,  C.  Krist,  O.M.L,  Schwers, 

O.M.L 
Battleford  North,  vr.  G.  Paill6. 

DIOCESE  OF  VICTORIA,  B.C. 
Bishop— Alex.  MacDonald,  D.D. 
Victoria,  St.  Andrew's  Cathedral,  Rt. 

Rev.  A.  McDonald,  D.D.,  Rev.  A. 

Brabant,  J.  Leterme  and  D.  Daly. 
Victoria  West,  Rev.  W.  Fisser. 
Clayoquot,  Rev.  Chs.  Maser,  O.S.B. 
Comox,  Rev.  H.  Mertens. 
Duncans,  Rev.  W.  Lemmens,  C.M. 
Esquimault,  Rev.  W.  Fisser. 
Fulford  Harbor,  Rev.  J.  Scheelen. 
Hesquiat, 


Kuper  Island,  Indian  Industrial 
School,  Revs.  P.  Claessen,  CM., 
M.  Ronden. 

Kyuquot,  Rev.  E.  Sobry. 

Ladysmith,  Rev.  P.  J.  Nicolaye, 
Rev.  J.  Vullinghs. 

Nanaimo,  Rev.  W.  Heymen. 

Nootka,  Rev.  A.  S.  Stern. 

Quamichan,  Indian  Mission,  Revs. 
W.  Lemmens,  Sup.,  Cortenraed, 
CM.,  and  Boshouners,  C.M. 

Saanich,  Rev.  J.  Scheelen,  CM. 

Kakawis,  West  Coast  Vancouver, 
B.C.,  Christie  Indian  Industrial 
School,  Rev.  P.  Maurus,  O.S.B., 
Prin.,  Sister  M.  Rose,  Supr.,  Sisters 
of  St.  Benedict. 


ARCHDIOCESE  OF  ST.  JOHN'S— 
NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Most  Rev.  M.  F.  Howley,  D.D. 
Cathedral  of  St.  John  Baptist,  His 

Grace  the  Archbishop,  Right  Rev. 

Mgr.  E.  P.  Roche,  Rev.  A.  Fyme, 

D.  O'Callaghan,  W.O'Flaherty,  Jno. 

Rawlins. 
St.  Patrick's,  VeryRev.W.  Born  Dean, 

Revs.   J.   McDermott,   Jos.  Pippy 

Thos.  Gough. 
Argentia,  Rev.  J.  St.  John. 
Bell  Island,   Rev.  J.   McQrath  and 

Rev.  P.  Kelly. 
Burin,  Rev.  J.  McNamara  and  Rev. 

Ed.  Wilson. 
Ferry  land,  Rev.  L.  Vereker. 
Moble,  Rev.  P.  O'Brien. 
Petty  Harbor,  Rev.  R.  Tierney. 
Placentia,  Rt.  Rev.  Mgr.  Reardon. 
Portugal  Cove,  Rev.  J.  Ashley. 
Pouch  Cove,  Rev.  E.  Curran. 
Trepassey,  Rev.  H.  Renouf. 
Renewse,  Rev.  J.  Walsh. 
Salmonier,  Rev.  A.  II.  Howley,  D.D. 
St.  Bride's,  Rev.  M.  McGuire. 
St.    Kyran,   Revs.   W.   P.   Dontney, 

F.  A.  Cacciola. 
St.  Lawrence,  Rev.  A.  Maher. 
St.  Mary,  Rev.  S.  O'Driscoll. 
Topsail,  Rev.  Jas.  Cody. 
Torbay,  Rev.  M.  J.  Clarke. 
Whittle's  Bay,  Revs.  N.  Roche,  Ch. 

McCarthy. 
St.  John's,  St.  Bonaventure's  College, 

Directors,  The  Archbishop,  Very 

J.  Ryan,  D.D.,  W.  P.  Walsh,  Esq., 

D.   J.   Greene,   K.C.,   Prin.,  Rev. 

Bro.  Culhane,  pro. 

DIOCESE  OF  HARBOR  GRACE- 
NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Bishop— Rt.  Rev.  John  March,  D.D. 
Harbor  Grace,  Cathedral,  Rt.  Rev. 

John  March,  D.D.,  Rev.  W.  Finn. 
Bay  de  Verde,  Rev.  J.  V.  Donnelly. 
Bonavista,  Rev.  J.  Murphy. 
Brigus,  Very  Rev.  Mgr.  E.  F.  Walsh. 
Carbonnear,  Rev.  F  McCarthy. 
Coaijhman's  Cane,  Rev.  Jas.  Walker. 
Conception  Harbor,  Mgr.  W.  Veitch. 
Couch,  Rev.  G.  Thibeault. 
Fogo,  Rev.  Edward  O'Brien. 
Fortune  Harbor,  Rev.  J.  Nolan. 
Gambo,  Rev.  W.  P.  Finn,  P.P. 
Grand  Falls,  Rev.  Mark  Dwyer. 
Harbor  Main,  Rev.  J.  Roe. 
Holyrood,  Rev.  James  W.  Donnelly. 
King's  Cane,  Rev.  J.  Scully. 
Little  Bay,  Rev.  John  Kavanagh. 
Northern  Baj',  Rev.  J.  Lynch. 
North  River,  Rev.  S.  J.  Whelan. 
St.  Brendans,  Rev.  J.  Mackey. 
Trinity,  Rev.  W.  M.  Tarahan 
Labrador  Missions  attended  during 

summer  months  from  Harbor  Grace 


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CLERGY — CHINA  INLAND  MISSION,  ETC. 


387 


DIOCESE  OF  ST.  GEORGE'S— 

Bay  of  Islands,  Rev.   A.  Sears  and 

Harbor  Briton,   Rev.  M.  F.  Power. 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Rev.  P.  Pineault. 

Port  a  Port,  Rev.    Geo.  Hawkins. 

^ts^oj?— (Vacant). 

Bonne  Bay,  Rev.  O'Rourke. 

Stophenville,  Rev.  P.  F.  Adams. 

Grande    River,    Very    Rev.    W.    J. 

St.  Jacques,  Rev.  J.  M.  Jov. 

St.  George's,  St.  Joseph's,  Rev.  M. 

Browne,  Rev.  S.  St.  Croix. 

Sears. 

CHINA  INLAND  MISSION. 


Ge>i.  Director— Mr.  D.  E.  Tloste. 
Home  Director— Rev.  Henry  W.  Frost. 
Secretary— M.r.  J.  S.  Helmer. 
Treas\irer—M.r.  Wm.  Y.  King. 

Home  and  Ofices  of  the  Mission-507  Church  St. ,  Toronto, 
Can.  ;  1329  Walnut  Street,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


Total  number  of  Foreign  Missionaries  from  England, 
Australia,  North  America,  etc.,  about  950.  Native 
Helpers,  2012.  Stations,  211.  Out-stations,  838.  Con- 
verts now  in  fellowship,  23,095. 

Total  income  for  1909  from  all  sources.  North  America, 
Great  Britain,  Continent  of  Europe,  Australasia, 
China,  etc.,   about  $295,386.00. 


MiaSIONARIKS    FROM   NORTH   AMERICA. 


Allen,  Miss  M. 
Andrews,  H.  E.  V. 
Andrews,  Mrs. 
Anderson,  Dr.  J.  A. 
Batty,  Miss  L.  A. 
Bennett,  Miss  E.  L. 
Best,  Chas. 
Bevis,  Ed.  G. 
Birch,  Miss  E.  S. 
Brock,  Mrs.  J. 
Brownlee,  Rev.  E.  A. 
Brovvnlee,  Mrs.  E.  A. 
Bunting,  Mrs.  C.  A. 
Burton,  Miss  E. 
Cannon,  A.  L. 
Collins,  Miss  F.  L. 
Craig,  Miss  Ida  A. 
Clark,  Dr.  W.  T. 
Clark,  Mrs. 
Crofts,  Rev.  D.  W. 
Dreyer,  Rev.  F.  C.  H. 
Dreyer,  Mrs. 
Ellmera,  Miss  I 
Falls,  Mrs.  Jn. 
Ferguson,  H.  S. 
Ferguson,  Mrs. 
Fiddler,  J.  S. 


M.  A. 


Gonder,  R.  K. 
Griffith,  Miss  Edna 
Hall,  Miss  E.  E. 
Hanna,  W.  J. 
Hanna,  Mrs. 
Hockman,  W.  H. 
Home,  W.  S. 
Home,  Mrs. 
Irvin,  Miss  G. 
James,  Miss  J.  B. 
Jennings,  Mrs.  Alfred 
Johnson,  Miss  E.  C. 
Judd,  Mrs.  C.  H. 
Kauderer,  Mrs.  J.  G. 
Keller,  Dr.  F.  A. 
Keller,  Mrs. 
King,  Miss  M. 
Kratzer,  Miss  A. 
Knight,  Mrs.W.  P. 
Lagerquist,  Rev.  A.  W. 
Lawson,  J. 
Lay,  Miss  Alice  C. 
Loosley,  A.  O. 
Loosley,  Mrs. 
Marshall,  Geo.  J. 
Marshall,  Mrs. 
McClure.  Rev.  S.  H. 


McKenzie,  Miss  R. 
McLeod,  Mrs.  K. 
McRoberts,  W.  A. 
McRoberts,  Mrs.  W.  A. 
Meikle,  J. 
Meikle,  Mrs. 
Mellow,  J.  H. 
Merian,  E.  A. 
Miller,  J.  B. 
Miller,  Mrs.  J.  B. 
Moler,  Miss  Maude 
Morris,  Miss  F.  L. 
Morgan,  Miss  C. 
Muir,  J.  R. 
Naumann,  K.  B. 
Neale,  F.  H. 
Neale,  Mrs. 
Ogden,  Miss  E.  A. 
Page,  Mrs.  I. 
Peet,  Miss  S.  C. 
Pike,  Miss  C.  A. 
Pilson,  Miss  E.  J. 
Porteons,  Mrs.  R.  W. 
Riekie,  Miss  Helen  E.  K. 
Ririe,  Mrs.  B. 
Robson,  Miss  I.  A. 


Saunders,  Rev.  A.  R. 
Searle,  Mrs.  E.  C. 
Seville,  Rev.  Geo.  H. 
Seville,  Mrs. 
Shapleigh,  Mrs.  A.  L. 
Sibley,  H.  A. 
Sibley,  Mrs. 
Skow,  Miss  A.  C. 
Standen,  Miss  M.  E. 
Taylor,  Wm. 
Taylor,  Mrs. 
Taylor,  Miss  E.  G. 
Thomson,  Mrs.  C. 
Thorson,  Miss  R.  S. 
Tilley,  Miss  L. 
Tyler,  Mrs.  W.  E. 
Van  Duyn,  Miss  G.  A. 
Varcoe,  Miss  Charlotte 
Waters,  Miss  Mary  E. 
Waterman,  Miss  M.  E. 
Weber,  Miss  L.  I. 
Whittlesey,  R.  B. 
Wilcox,  J.  W. 
Wilcox,  Mrs. 
Williston,  W.  B. 
Windsor,  Mrs.  T. 


EVANGELICAL  ASSOCIATION. 


CANADA  CONFBRENCK. 


Chairman— Bishop  T.  Bowman Allentown,  Pa. 

Secretary— Rev.  E.  Burn Tavistock,  Ont. 

Conference  Treasurer — Rev.  G.  D.  Damm.  ..Berlin,  Ont. 

Abel,  H  Didsburg,  Alta    Eidt, 

Amacher,  L Rosthern,  Sask 


Mission  President- 
Mission  Treasurer- 


H Crediton 

Bean,  J.  W Attercliff e 

Bechtel,  E Winnipeg 

Becker,  Emil Port  Elgin 

Beese,  W.  E Hespeler 

Bolender,  C Port  Elgin 

Brand,  D.  H Philipsburg 

Braun,  G Chesley 

Braun,  G.  F Walkerton 

Braun,  G.  K.  (Local) Crediton 

Brown,  S.  F Reghia,  Sask 

Buente,  F Davidson,  Sask 

Burn,  E Tavistock 

Burn,  John Melville,  Sask 

Burn,  J.  G Elmira 

Campbell,  W Selkirk,  Ont 

Clemens,  D.  H.  (Local) Berlin 

Clemens,  A Milk  River,  Alta 

Conner,  M.  J Warner,  Alta 

Damm,  G.  D Berlin 

Damm,  J.  S Medicine  Hat 

Damm,  E. ; Pelham 

Dierlamm,  H Elkton,  Mich. 

Dorsch,  E Govvanstown 

Dreier,  W Elmwood,  Ont 

Eby,  E Arnprior 


L.  K Dashwood 

Fiddes,  W Kenaston,  Sask 

Finkbeiner,  C.  S Didsbury 

Geiger,  A. Pembroke 

Gischler,  E.  M Tavistock 

Gischler,  A.  D Zurich 

Graff,  E.  M Campden 

Grenzebach,  J.  H Listowel 

Groh,  J.  W Hespeler 

Haist,  A.  Y.  (Pres.  Eld.)  . . .  Berlin 

Hallman,  O.  G Benniiller 

Hammett,  J.  W Newberry 

Hauch,  S.  M Stratford 

Henrich,  W Clifford,  Ont 

Hiscocks,  E.  S Plattsvflle 

Hoehn,  W.  O St.  Jacobs 

Holtzman,  H.  J Neudorf,  Sask 

Koepke,  C Bridgeport 

Knechtel,  S.  R.  (Pres.  Eld.).. Berlin 

Kreh,  D Tavistock 

Krug,  Wm.  (Local) . .  Chesley 

Leibold,  H.  H South  Cayuga 

Litt,  J.  G Sebringville 

MeCracken,  G.  W Warner,  Alta 

Merner,  H.  L Toronto 

Meyer,  F Milverton 

Meyer,  F.  B Golden  Lake 

Morlock,  J.  C Morriston 


-Rev.  W.  L.  Wing  . . .  .Waterloo,  Ont. 
-Rev.  J.  G.  Litt.  ..Sebringville,  Ont. 

Naergarth,  J.  (Local) Winslow 

Nash,  A.  T Warner,  Alta 

Plyley,  A Chesley,  Ont 

Rieder,  D Didsbury,  Alta 

Sauer,  A.  W Alsfeldt 

Schmidt,  H.  G.  G.(LocaO  Golden  Lake 

Schmitt,  J.  A Berlin 

Schwalm,  J.  K.  (Local) Berlin 

Seito,  Hiruma Tokio,  Japan 

Sippell,  W.  M Rodney 

Spies,  F.  S.  (Local) Hawkesville 

Thomas,  H.  A.  (Local)..  .St.  Thomas 
Thomas,  E.  H.  (Local) . .  .St.  Thomas 
Umbach,  J.  (Sup'd).. JHewBamburg 
Umbach,  S.  L.  (Prof.  Seminary), 

Napierville,  111. 
Wagner,  L.  H.  {Pres.  Eld.)  ..Regina 

Waldemar,  Wilhelm Batavia,  111 

Walter,  J.  (Local) Listowel 

Wildfang,  L.  (Local) Tavistock 

Wing,  L.  M Waterloo 

Wing,  D.  II Hamilton 

Winkler,  Ph.  (Sup'd)  ....  St.  Jacob's 

Wittich,  L Mildmay 

Yaeger,  W.  J New  Hamburg 

Zeller,  F.  A Swift  Current,  Sask 

Zimmermann,  W Hanover 

Zurbrigg,  J.  M.  (Local) Gait 


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CHURCH  OF  THE  NEW  JERUSALEM. 

OFFICERS  OF  THK  CANADA  ASSOCIATION,   1910-1911, 


Chairman— Re\.  E.  D.  Daniels. 

Vice-Chairman   and   Corresponding    Secretary— Rev. 

Percy  Billinjfs. 
Recording  Secretary — J.  B.  McLachlan. 
Treasurer — Chas.  Ruby. 


Executive  Council— The  officers  named  are  ex-officio; 

H.  B.  White,  London ;   Chas.  A.  Ahrens  and  J.  M. 

Schneider,   Berlin;    W.   H.   Law,   A.   B.   Elder  and 

Jabez  Blood,  Toronto. 
The  Mission  Board — Consists  of  the  members  of  the 

Executive  Council. 


PUBLIC   STATUTORY   HOLIDAYS   IN   CANADA. 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA.— Sundays,  New  Year's  Day, 
The  Epiphany,  Good  Friday,  The  Ascension,  All 
Saints'  Day,  Conception  Day,  Easter  Monday,  Ash 
Wednesday,  Christmas  Day,  the  birthday  (June  3rd, 
or  day  fixed  by  proclamation  for  celebration  of  birth- 
day) of  reigning  Sovereign,  Victoria  Day,  Dominion 
Day,  the  first  Monday  of  September,  to  be  designated 
"Labour  Day,"  and  any  day  appointed  by  procla- 
mation for  a  general  fast  or  thanksgiving. 

ONTARIO.— Sundays,  New  Year's  Day,  Good  Friday, 
Easter  Monday,  Christmas  Day,  Dominion  Day, 
birthday  of  her  late  Majesty  and  her  Royal  suc- 
cessors. Labour  Day,  and  any  day  appointed  by 
proclamation  of  Governor-General  or  Lieutenant- 
Governor  as  a  public  holiday  or  for  a  general  fast  or 
thanksgiving,  and  any  Dominion  holiday  not  in- 
cluded in  this  list. 

QUEBEC— Sundays,  New  Year's  Day,  the  festival  of  the 
Epiphany,  Ash  Wednesday,  Good  Friday,  Easter 
Monday,  The  Ascension,  All  Saints'  Day,  Conception, 
Christmas  Day,the  anniversary  of  the  birthday  of  the 
Sovereign  (or  the  day  fixed  by  proclamation  for  its 
celebration),  1st  July  (the  anniversary  of  the  day  on 
which  the  Union  Act  came  into  force),  or  2nd  July  if 
1st  is  a  Sunday),  any  other  day  fixed  by  Royal  procla- 
mation or  by  proclamation  of  Governor-General  or  of 
the  Lieutenant-Governor  as  a  public  holiday,  or  as  a 
day  of  general  fast  or  thanksgiving,  or  as  Labour  Day. 

NOVA  SCOTIA.— Sundays,  Good  Friday,  Dominion  Day, 
Christmas  Day,  day  appointed  for  celebration  of  the 
birthday  of  her  late  Majesty  or  any  of  her  Royal 
successors.  Labour  Day,  and  any  day  appointed  by 
proclamation  of  the  Governor-General  or  Lieutenant- 
Governor  as  a  general  holiday,  or  for  general  fast  or 
thanksgiving,  and  any  Dominion  holiday  not  in- 
cluded in  this  list. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK.— Sundays,  New  Year's  Day,  Good 
Friday,  Christmas  Day,  Dominion  Day,  Victoria  Day, 
the  day  appointed  for  the  celebration  of  the  birthday 
of  His  Majesty,  Labour  Day,  and  any  day  appointed 
by  proclamation  of  the  Governor-General  or  Lieu- 
tenant-Governor as  a  public  holiday,  or  for  a  general 


fast  or  thanksgiving  within  the  Province,  or  which 
by  any  Act  of  the  New  Brunswick  Legislature,  or  of 
the  Parliament  of  Canada  is, »  shall  be,  declared 
to  be  a  public  holiday  within  the      ovince. 

MANITOBA.— Sundays,  New  Year's  Day,  Good  Friday, 
Christmas  Day,  Dominion  Day,  Labour  Day,  Vic- 
toria Day,  the  birthday  of  the  reigning  Sovereign, 
or  the  day  set  apart  by  proclamation  of  the  Gov- 
ernor-General for  the  celebration  thereof,  and  the 
day  following  such  birthday,  or  following  New  Year's 
Day  or  Christmas  Day,  when  any  such  day  is  Sun- 
day, and  any  day  appointed  by  proclamation  for  a 
general  thanksgiving  or  general  holiday,  or  as 
Arbour  Day,  and  any  Dominion  holiday  not  included 
in  this  list. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA.— Sundays,  New  Year's  Day,  Good 
Friday,  Easter  Monday,  Dominion  Day,  Christmas 
Day,  the  day  appointed  for  the  celebration  of  the 
birthday  of  her  late  Majesty  and  of  her  Royal  suc- 
cessors, and  any  day  appointed  by  proclamation 
for  a  general  fast  or  thanksgiving,  and  any  day 
appointed  by  proclamation  or  order  of  the  Lieuten- 
ant-Governor-in-Council  as  a  holiday,  and  any  Do- 
minion holiday  not  included  in  this  list. 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND.— Sundays,  Christmas 
Day,  Good  Friday,  and  any  day  appointed  by  procla- 
mation for  a  general  thanksgiving  or  fast,  and  any 
Dominion  holiday  not  included  in  this  list. 

ALBERTA.— Sundays,  New  Year's  Day,  Ash  Wednesday, 
Good  Friday,  Easter  Monday,  2nd  Friday  in  May 
(known  as  Arbour  Day),  Christmas  Day,  birthday  of 
reigning  Sovereign,  Dominion  Day,  Labour  Day,  and 
such  day  as  may  in  each  year  be  proclaimed  a  public 
holiday  for  the  planting  of  forest  and  other  trees, 
and  any  other  day  appointed  by  proclamation  for  a 
general  fast  or  thanksgiving,  and  any  Dominion 
holiday  not  included  in  this  list. 

SASKATCHEWAN.-  Same  as  Alberta. 

YUKON  TERRITORY.— Same  as  Alberta  and  Saskatch- 


APTl^T 

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Secretary,  Rev,  C.  E.  MacLeod,  Beamsville. 


BAPTIST  CONVENTION  OF  ONTARIO  AND  QUEBEC. 

President,  C.  J.  Holman,  LL.D.,  K.C.,  Toronto. 
First  Vice-Pres.,  Rev.  E.  J.  Stobo,  B.A.,S.T.D.,  Smith's 
Falls. 

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B.D.,  LL.D.,  Editor. 
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Ainsworth,  W Brighton 

Allen,  H.   E Hamilton 

Anderson,  C.  C Harrow 

Anderson,  P.  H Fort  Francis 

Arms,  A.  L Abbott's  Corner's 

Atkins,  J  Jersey ville 

Baker,  A.  C 

Baker,  A.  G.,  B.A Bolivia 

Baker,  G.  H.,  B.A Montreal 

Baker,  J.  J.,  M.A London 

Baldwin,  J.  A Arkona 

Baldwin,  J.  R Toronto 

Barker,  W.  S Holloway 

Bates,  S.  S.,  B.A Toronto 

Beatty,  A.  E ^ Toronto 

Bennie,  Robt.,  M.A Leamington 

Bensen,  R.  C,  M.A India 

Binga,  A Amherstburg 

Bingham,  E.J.,B.A 

Bingham,  H.  H.,  B.A London 

Blundell,  R.  G Perth 

Bonner,  J.  R Peterboro 

Booker,  Theoph Slouffville 

Boone,  0.  S.  G Dunnville 

Bosworth,  E Montreal 

Bowen,  A.  J Blenhe'ra 

Bowyer,  W.  F,.,  B.A Norwich 

Brace,  A.  H Almonte 

Bracken,  J 

Bridgeman,  E.  J.,  B.A Hespeler 

Bridgman,  R Brantf ord 

Brodie,  Geo.  S Toronto 

Brouillet,  T Clarenceville 

Brown,  A.  L.,  B.A.,  B.Th Paris 

Brown,  A.  M.  F Milberta 

Brown,  D Midland 

Brown,  James Marchmont 

Brown,  J.  B Pt.  Rowan 

Brown,  J.  G.,  B.A.,  D.Z)..  ..Toronto 

Brown,  L.,  B.A Brantford 

Brown,  T.  B Edmonton 

Brown,  W.  J.  H West  Toronto 

Brownlee,  E.  A.,  B.A China 

Buckberrough,  W.  S New  Sarnm 

Bullock,  W.  S Roxton  Pond 

Bunt,  W.  T Essex 

Burns,  George  I Gladstone 

Burrell,  C.  E Hamilton 

Burrell,  F.  G.,  B.A Acton 

Burtch,  D.  D Boston 

Cain,  J.  C Canfield 

Cameron,  A.  A Ottawa 

Cameron,  C.J.,  B.A.,B.Th. . Toronto 
Cameron,  D.  N , Walsh 


Cameron,  Eb.  B.A Salford 

Cameron,  J.  H.,  B.A..  Fort  Wilham 
Cameron,  P.C,  B. A.,  B.Th.. Windsor 

Cameron,  W.  A.,  B.A Toronto 

Campbell,  M.  P Both  well 

Campbell,  A.  C Vernon 

Carew,  C.  M London 

Carey,  O.  C Toronto 

Carey,  W Goodwood 

Carkner,  R.  M North  Bay 

Carpenter,  A.  D Manson ville 

Carr,  A Burlington 

Catchpole,  D Forestville 

Chapman,  J Villa  Nova 

Charlesworth,  T.  W Parkhill 

Chute,  J.  E Akidu,  India 

Clark,  J.  W Ottawa 

Cohoe,  D.  B Burgessville 

Coles,  L.  H Cobalt 

Collins,  G.  V Oil  Springs 

Conners,  G.  W Toronto 

Cooke,  A Fenelon  Falls 

Cooper,  W.  G Westport 

Cornwall,  J.  M.,  B.A Ingersoll 

Coumans,  H.  B.,  5..(l..New  Liskeard 

Cowan,  Thos Toronto 

Cowsert,V.H.,J5.^.,rA.if... Toronto 

Craig,  J..  B.A Samulcotta,  India 

Cresswell,  J.  R 

Cross,  A.  S Bracebridge 

Cross,  H.  B.,  B.A India 

Cross,  J Kenmore 

Cunningham,  R.  M Clear  Creek 

Currie,  J Leith 

Curry,  J Ottawa 

Dack,  D Calgary,  Alta 

Dadson,  T.  M.,  B.A Orillia 

Daniel,  W.,  B.A Toronto 

Davies,  B Orangeville 

Davis,  G.  B.,  B.D Toronto 

Davis,  J.  E.,B.A Norwich 

Davis,  S.  H Sandwich 

Dayfoot.  P.  K.,M.A Simcoe 

Desson,  J Sudbury 

Dewey,  C.  N Langton 

Dingman,  J.  F Mount  Forest 

Doolittle,  Thos.,  fi.^  .  ..Burgessville 
Dougherty,  G.  A.,  M.A..  Leamington 

Dowling,  J.  T Petrolea 

Dowling,  R.  M Amherstburg 

Dunlop,  J.  C Langton 

Duteand,  L.  R Quebec  City 

Ebersole,  W.  H Kingsville 

Elder,  J.  F Barrie 

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Elliott,  F.  C Waterford 

Elliott,  Geo.  W Onondaga 

Elliott,  O.  C St.  Thomas 

Ellis,  H.  A Quebec  City 

Emerson,  C.  H  Burlington 

Emerson,  C.  H.,  Jr., ilf.^.. Brantford 

England,  C.  P Abbott's  Corners 

Facey,  A.  M Kentbridge 

Fanjoy,  A.  A 

Farmer,  S.  J.,  B.A Regina 

Faulkner,  J.  W Sandwich 

Finch,  Geo Sprucedale 

Fitch,  E.  R.,  B.A Toronto 

Fox,  E,  T Toronto 

France,  T.  C Sherbrooke 

Eraser,  Jas 

Freed,  W Fullarton 

Gait,  J Picton 

Garrett,  R.  J Toronto 

Gates,  G.  0.,D.D Westmount 

Gibson,  J Toronto 

Gilmour,  J.  L.,  B.A.,  D.D... Toronto 

Gold,  M Whitby 

Goodfield,  B.,  B.A Guelph 

Gordon,  J.  A.,  D.D Montreal 

Graham,  W.  T.,  D.D Toronto 

Grant,  J.,  D.D Dundas 

Grant,  J.  A Claremont 

Gray,  O.  C,  B.A Uxbridge 

Gregory,  J.  W Lakefield 

Grimshaw,  J.  B Petrolea 

Grigg,  S.  E.,  B.A Toronto 

Gruetzner,  E Hanover 

Gunton,  W.  A Toronto 

Hagen,  T Hartford 

Haines,  E.  J Freelton 

Hale,  A lona  Station 

Hall,  Robt Toronto 

Hamilton,  Jas London 

Harber,  G.  11 Sabaskong 

Harris,  E.,  B.A. ,  D.D Toronto 

Harris,  E.  J.,  B.A Toronto 

Harris,  S.  G Coble's 

Haviland,  H.  J.,  B.A 

Haviland,  W.  H Waterford 

Hawkings,  J.  E..  B.A Sarnia 

Haydon,  A.  E.,  B.A 

Herrington,  R.  D Kingsville 

Iliggins,  J Ottawa 

Hind8on,W.  E Georgetown 

Hodgson,  W.E.,  B.A Toronto 

Holbein,  W White  Lake 

Hooper,  E.,  M.D Toronto 

Hoyt,  E.  P Beebe  Plain 


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Huddle8ton,A.L.,fi.-4.St.Catharine's 
Hughson,  h.S.,B.A.,  i).X>. Stratford 

Humphreys,  H Sturgeon  Falls 

Hunter,  J.  ll.,M.A Cowansville 

Hurlburt,  G,  F Norwood 

Her,  L Ridgetown 

Her,  Jacob  (Ret.) Cottaiii 

Imrie,  A.,  B.A Toronto 

Irvine,  J;  G.  C Bothwell 

Janes,  Jos.,  B.A Berlin 

Johanson,  J.  T Deer  Lake 

Johnson,  T.  S.,  D.D Tiverton 

Johiist(jn,  W.  A Arkona 

Jones,  G.  H Regina 

Jones,  C.  R  Ridgetown 

Juniper,  Kerrison Kenora 

Keirstead,  E.  M.,  D.D Toronto 

Kelley,  A.  A Toronto 

Kelley,  R.  W Lanark 

Kelley,  J.   H Flesherton 

Kendall,  James Burlington 

Kennedy,  J.  B.,  M.A Toronto 

Kennedy,  A.  P Niagara  Falls 

Kenworthy,  Jas Papineauville 

King,  C.  W Cranbrook 

King,  E.  H.  P Thurso,  Que. 

Kipp,  L.  F.,  B.A Stayner 

Kirkpatrick,  J.  W Parry  Sound 

Kirk  wood,  J.  T Montreal 

Kneisler,  Ed Wolfe 

Kolesnikoff ,  J Toronto 

Laborn,  Chas Killaloe 

Laflamme,  H.  F Toronto 

Laflair,  J.  S Port  Hope 

Laing,  D Kingston 

Lament,  G.  0 Otterville 

Lebeau,  A.  J Quebec 

Loney,  C.  J Stouflfville 

Lowes,  Geo.  A Preston 

Leckie,  J,  S.,  LL.B Forest 

Luckens,  T Barwick 

Lyman,  W Sylvan 

Marschner,  H Hanover 

Mason,  W.  E Mt.  Bridges 

Mc Alpine,  W.S.,  B.A Delta 

MeDonald,  A.  P.,B.A.,  B.Th.Ayhner 

McDonald,  A.  li.,H.A Mulock 

McDiarmid,  H.,  B.A Hamilton 

McEwen,  J Renfrew 

McEwen,  E.  J Paisley 

McEwen,  P,  A,, £,^.,B,D.,YorkMills 

McFarlane,  C.  P Rodney 

McFarlane,  J.  C,  J?.^ Chatham 

McGregor,  W Qiieenston 

McGregor,  J.  D Oshawa 

Mclntyre,  A.,  (Ret.) Toronto  Jet. 

Mcintosh,  J Toronto 

Mcintosh,  Judson,  B.A., 

Chester,  Toronto 

McKay,  R.  R.,  B.^ Ottawa 

McKay,  W.  J.,B.D.,  LL.D.. Toronto 

McKechnie,  N.  S.,  B.A Fonthill 

McKinnon,  J.  B.  (Ret.)  .  .Port  Elgin 

McLachlan,  J.  D.,  B.A Gait 

McLaurin,  J.  B.,  B.d India 

McLean,  A.  S Canboro' 

McLean,  M.  C,  B.A Toronto 

McLean,  0.  J.,  B.A IngersoU 

McLennan,  J.  P Hagersville 

McLeod,  C.  E Beamsville 

McLeod,  Keith  J Toronto 

McLennan,  D .  Walkerton 

McNaughton,  N.,  B.A Toronto 

McPherson,  J Cannington 

McQuarrie,   H.,  B.A Caledonia 

Mac  Fan  I,  G.  R.,  B.A Ottawa 

MacNeill,  John,  B.A Toronto 

Marks,  S.  A Keady 

Marshall,  J.T.,B.A.  Point  St.  Charles 

Marshall,  R Komoka 

Mason,  W Rockford 


Masse,  S.  F Montreal 

Masse,  G.  N.,£.^.,  Z/L.D. Marie ville 

Masse,  A.,  B.A Grand  Ligue,  Q 

Matthews,  I.  G.,  M.A Toronto 

Matthews,  W.  E,,  B.A Brandon 

Meade,  S Wilkesport 

Meade,  W.  J.,  B.A Wheatly 

Meade,  T.  M.. Watford 

Medcof,  J.  D Holleford 

Meldrum,  T.  E.,  B.A Ailsa  Craig 

Merrill,  B.  W.,  B.A Toronto 

Mihell,  D.  M.,  M.A Brantford 

Mihm,  A.  P Berlin 

Miller,  James Woodville 

Miller,  F.  E Osgoode 

Mitchell,  C.  N.,  3f. ^.Cochabamba,  B. 
Mode,  P.  G.,  B.A ....  Brandon,  Man 

Moore,  J.  B Waterford 

Moore,  H.  D. Port  Elgin 

Moyle,  J.  E Burlington 

New,  0.  N.,  B.A Chicago 

Newcombe,  H.  C,  B.A... St.  George 

Newton,  L.  W 

Nobles,  H.  R.,  jB.^ Toronto 

North,  G.  H Brantford 

Norton,  W.  E.,  D.D Toronto 

Norton,  J.  N Huntsville 

Oliver,  F Tillsonburg 

Orton,  W.  E 

Pady,  W.  J.,  B.A Collingwood 

Pallraman,  W.  L Queenston 

Papenhausen,  W Neustadt 

Parsons,  C.  A liObo 

Parsons,  E.W.,M.A.,B.D.  .Toronto 

Parent,  M..B.,  M.A Grande  Ligne 

Park,  A.  R Diamond  City 

Parker,  P.  C,  M.A  .  .Vancouver,  B.C. 

Parker,  A Dix ville 

Parker,  W.  F.,  B.A Ottawa 

Paul,  Geo.  A 

Pearce,  W.  C,  B.A..  .Port  Colborne 
Perry,  H.  F.,  D.D.,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Pethic,  II,  D.D Hamilton 

Pettit,  J.  E  Innerkip 

Pfeiffer,  Wm New  Hamburg 

Phillips,  E , Dresden 

Pilkey,  J.  C London 

Pirie,  J Arnprior 

Priest,  H.  C,  B.A Toronto 

Priest,  J.  T Grimsby 

Pollock,  J Moose  River 

Porter,  W.B.,  M.A Toronto 

Price,  W.  F Listowel 

Pugsley,  W. ,  Jr Toronto 

Quarrington,  W Hamilton 

Quinn,  A.  E Niagara  Falls  South 

Ransom,  J.  J White  Lake 

Ratcliflfe,  Thos East  Toronto 

Ray,  G.  W Toronto 

Reddick,  D Boston,  Ont 

Reid,  H.  A Meaford 

Richardson,  G.  (Ret.) Toronto 

Riddiford,  W.  C Peterboro 

Roadhouse,  W.  F West  Toronto 

Roberts,  W.  T Wallnceburg 

Robertson,  Geo.  E Welland 

Robertson,  Geo.  F London 

Robins,  S.  J Brockville 

Robinson,  T.  C Mar 

Rock,  G.  C Leamington 

Rolph,  R.  C Toronto 

Rose,  C.W.,  M.A Brantford 

Ross,  J.  J Toronto 

Rowland ,  G 

Russell,  E.,  B.A 

Sage,  W.  C.,M.A.,B.D.  Campbellf  ord 

Salton,  J.  W Hamilton 

Saunders,  H Toronto 

Schutt,  C.  H. ,  if .^ Toronto 

Schoen,  W.  A Arnprior 


Scott,  W.  J Toronto 

Scott,  C.  E,  i?.^.  West  Fort  William 

Scott,  A.  A.,  B.A India 

Scott,  W.  N Fort  Frances 

Segsworth,  C Fort  Frances 

Sheldon,  S Cornwall 

Sherman,  E.  D Harrow 

Shields,  T.  T Toronto 

Shields,  E.  E Steelton 

Silcox,  J.  W Eden 

Simmons,  G.  N.,  B.A Scotland 

Siple,  M.  E Carleton  Place 

Smith,  Chas.  G.,B.D Belleville 

Smith,  H 

Smith,  E.  G.,M.D... .Yellamanchili 

Smith,  Ralph  E India 

Smither,  J 

Sneyd,  Geo.  U.,  B.A Toronto 

Sowerby,   A.   T.,   Ph.D.,    LL.D. 

Toronto 

Sowter,  T.  C Holloway 

Spencer,  D.,  LL.D Victoria,  B.C. 

Spencer,  W Cheltenham 

Speller,  H.  C Moose  Jaw 

Spidell,  W.  F Delhi 

St.  Dalmas,  A.  E.  de Sparta 

Steedman,  L.  S Breadelbane 

Stillwell,  R. J.,  B.A India 

Stillwell,H.E.,fi.^..Vuyyuru,  India 

Stewart,  Wm.,  D.D Toronto 

Stobo,  E.  J Quebec 

Stobo,  E.  J.,  Jr.,  B.A  .  .Smith's  Falls 

Sullivan,  J.,  M.A Montreal 

Telford,  W.  R.,  M.A 

Terry,  D.  W.,  B.A Coaticook 

Therrien,  M.  O Sherbrooke,  Que 

Thcrrien,  A.  L Montreal 

Thomas,  B.  D.,  D.D Grimsby 

Thomas,  L.  H.,  B.A Toronto 

Tighe,  W.B.,  B.A Parry  Sound 

Timpany,  C.  L.,  B.A India 

Torrie,  A.\V.,B.A Midland 

Tremblay,  J.  A St.  Constant 

Trickcy,  John Whitevale 

Turner,  C.  B Barnston 

Turner,  E St.  Catharines 

A^ail,  L.  H Pt.  Burwell 

Vansickle,  M Toronto 

Vining,  A.  J London 

Walker,  Wm.  M.,  B.A. 

London  South 

Walker,  Wm.  S Tavistock 

Walker,  J.  A.  K.,  M.A   India 

Walker,  E.  8 Dresden 

Wallace,  R Belleville 

Wallace,  W.  H Toronto 

Ward,  A.,  B.A Brampton 

Warner,  J.  M.,  B.A Woodstock 

Watson,  T Uniondale 

Watson,  H Watford 

Watson,  A.  C,  B..A 

Weaver,  S.  S.,  (Ret.) Toronto 

Weaver,  R Bunyan 

Webb,  J.  R Peterboro 

Weeks,  h.M.,  B.D Pembroke 

Weir,  W.  C,  B.A Woodstock 

Welch,  G.R.,B.A Lindsay 

Welsh,  D.  J.,  B.A Kelowna 

Westell,  Wm Athens 

Weston,  F.  S Toronto 

White,  Alex Sault  Ste.  Marie 

White,  W.  G Oshweken 

Whyte,  J.  J 

Woodburne,  A.  W.,  M.D 

Woodburne,  A,  S.,  B.A India 

Wright,  H.  W. . .  .Grand  Forks,  B.C. 

Yorston.  Jno Tillsonburg 

Young,  G.  W.,  B.A Kenilworth 

Younger,  Wm Winger 

Yule,  J Belf ountain 


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BAPTIST  UNION  OF  WESTERN  CANADA. 

President,  J.  F.  Mclntyre.     Gen.  Sec,  D.  B.  Harknesa,  Winnipeg.    Associate  Gen.  Sec.,  C.  W.  Jackson. 
Treasurer,  H.  B.  Stiles,  Winnipeg. 


Adshead,  John .  .Fort  Saskatchewan 

Anderson,  Alex. Vernon 

Anderson,  O.  B Ladner 

Artemenko,  J.  (Buss.) Winnipeg 

Auvache,  F.  W Grand  Forks 

Baettig,  A.  (Ger.) Wataskiwin 

Baker,  A.  F New  Westminster 

Bennett,  T.  J Calgary 

Bergen,  N.  J.  L.  (Scand.). Edmonton 

Bergquist,  John Wadena 

Bienert,  G.  M.  (Ger.) Millett 

Black,  G.  0 North  Battleford 

Black,  Jas Kansas 

Blatherwick,  J.  (Not  in  pastorate) 

Winnipeg 

Bloedow,  F.  A.  (Ger.) Yorkton 

Boobis,  Wm.  (Russ.) Edmonton 

Bowbrick,  A.  J Birtle 

Bowen,  J.  C Strathcona 

Bowering,  J.  H Harker 

Bracken,  Jas Pouska 

Brenner,  O.  W.  (Ger.) Lemberg 

Bryant,  H Medicine  Hat 

Burke,  Norman Delia 

Campbell,  D Vegreville 

Canfield,  H Boissevain 

Carey,  P.  R Grenfell 

Chane,  E.  J Estevan 

Chillman,  W.  H .Tofield 

Clark,  J.  S Fairford 

Cook,  W.  H Chemaines 

Corey,  C.  W Kamloops 

Edwards,  R.  G Evarts 

Elsey,  C.  S Elgin 

Estabrook,  H.  G Summerland 

Everton,  S Vancouver 

Every,  F.  C Gilolo 

Farmer,  S.  J Regina 

Fenske,  R.  (Ger.) Roberts 

Ford,  J.  A Winnipeg 

Finlayson,  A.  T Innisfree 

Freeman,  B.  S Armstrong 

Freeman,  C.  B Prince  Albert 

Freeman,  W.  P Revelstoke 

Frith,  A.  N Nelson 

Grant,  W.  B Winnipeg 

Habershon,  M.  T  Innisfail 

Hagar,  Abram  (Ger.) Edmonton 

Harkness,  D.  B Winnipeg 

Hoffmann,  F.  (Ger.) Winnipeg 

Holm,  E.  J.  (Scand.) Calgary 

Holman,  C.  T Wetaskiwin 

Howell,  J.  M North  Battleford 

Hunter,  J.  F Blairmore 

Jackson,  C.  W Winnipeg 

Jones,  G.  H Regina 

Karlenzig,  A.  (Ger.). .  ..Plum  Coulee 

Kaje,  Geo.  F Rapid  City 

Kempton,  H.  L.  (Union).  Stony  Plains 
Kennedy,  J.  A Carman 


Knapp,  J.  (Ger.) Stony  Plains 

King,  C.  W Cranbrook 

Kriewetzki,  M.  N.  (Gal.)... Winnipeg 
Lennie,  R.  (Not  in  pastorate) 

New  Westminster 

Letham,  Wm Otterburne 

Litch,  J.  W Vancouver 

Litwin,  A.  (Ger.),  (Not  in  pastorate) 
Nokomis 

Long,  David Vancouver 

Lundkvist,  Emil  (Scand.). .  .Brandon 

Lorymer,  W.  T Swan  River 

Magee,  W.  D Gladstone 

Marshall,  T.  M Brandon 

Matthews,  W.  E Brandon 

Milton,  A.  J High  River 

Meyer,  P.  M.  (Scand.) Teulon 

McCaul,  R King  Edward  P.O. 

Mode,  P.  G Brandon 

Mode,  R.  H Brandon 

Morse,  C.  K Winnipeg 

Mueller,  F.  A.  (Ger.) Calgary 

Murdin,Wm Gladstone 

McCormick,  W.  J Minnedosa 

McDiarmid,  A.P.,  D.D Brandon 

McDermid,  Jas Nanaimo 

McDonald,  Alex.  (Not  in  pastorate) 
Strathcona 

McDonald,  A.  M Winnipeg 

McDonald,  D.  G Peachland 

McEwen,  P.  H. Hammond 

McLaurin,  C.  C Calgary 

MacLean,  J.  N Winnipeg 

MacLean,  M.  A Calgary 

McLeod,  A.  W Summerland 

McLeod,  W.  H Prince  Rupert 

Ohman,  A.  (Scand.) Wetaskiwin 

Olander,  John Winnipeg 

Padley,  C Poplar 

Palmborg,  F.  (Scand.) Winnipeg 

Park,  A.  R Diamond  City 

Parker,  E.  S Stephenfield 

Parker,  P.  C .Vancouver 

Patterson,  F.  W Edmonton 

Parnall,  A.  S Carnduff 

Paulson,  A.  (Scand.) Camrose 

Pekrul,  Julius  (Ger.) Southey 

Pengelly,  J.  E  Stainsleigh 

Perry,  H.  F.,  D.D Vancouver 

Peterson,  A.  J Tyndall 

Peterson,  P.  A.  (Scand.) Nelson 

Phillips,  E Emerson 

Pinsent,  G.  H Quill  Lake 

Poehlmann,  C.  (Ger.),  (Not  in 

pastorate) Regina 

Prosser,  A.  J Lethbridge 

Rayner,  W.  E Borden 

Redman,  W.  H Vancouver 

Reekie,  W.  P Weyburn 

Reid,  James Three  Hills 


Reid,  Wm Reston 

Reynolds,  G.  A Pilot  Mound 

Ritchie,  T.  N.  (Not  in  pastorate) 

Peachland 
Ritzen,  J.  W.  (Scand.)... Wetaskiwin 

Ross,  D.  G Moose  Jaw 

Sargeant,  Jas Blairmore 

Shakotko,  Ivan  (Russ.) Borden 

Shaw,  A.  A Winnipeg 

Smith,  Andrew Okotoka 

Smithers,  Jas Nanton 

Sneyd,  H.  S Edmonton 

Speller,  H.  C Moose  Jaw 

Spencer,  D.  (Not  in  pastorate) 

Vancouver 
Standerwick,  R.   H,  (Not  in 

pastorate) Calgary 

Stevenson,  Wm Victoria 

Stewart,  B.  G Chilliwack 

Sutherland,  O.  (Scand.) Midale 

Sutherland,  T.  M Glen  Ewen 

Sycamore,  J.  C Calgary 

Tapscott,  F.  T Victoria 

Telford,  J.  M Roland 

Telford,  W.  R Olds 

Thomson,  D.  M Fernie 

Thorpe,  H.  P Revelstoke 

Tiner,  J.  E Red  Deer 

Tvardovski,  Tom  (Russ.) Canora 

Turner,  E.N Unity 

Vincent,  W.  C Dauphin 

Walker,  W.  H Indian  Head 

Waring,  H.  F Vancouver 

Warnicker,  J.  B Victoria 

Welch,  D.  J Kelowna 

Welsh,  Wm Stonewall 

West,  B.  H Vancouver 

Walters,  E.,  M.D Winnipeg 

Williamson,  I.  W Vancouver 

Wolff,  E Spruce  Grove 

Wood,  I.  II Saskatoon 

AVright,  H.  W .Grand  Forks 


List  of  Student  Missionaries  in 
Charge  of  Churches. 

Allan,  L.  W Salmon  Arm 

Baker,  Chas Brandon 

Green,  H.  E Austin 

Grieve,  Andrew Sapperton 

Harkness,  A.  T Wilkie 

Harris,  H.  C Medora 

Hollands,  S.  J Lashburn 

Johnson,  S Guernsey 

Mayse,  A.  W Neepawa 

Poole,  D.  R Asquith 

Rogers,  W.  H Brondview 

Stewart,  R.  G Adanac 

Travis,  W.  F Viking 


THE   BRITISH    EMPIRE 

AREA  AND  POPULATION. 
The  fifth  number  of  the  Statistical  Abstract  for  the  British  Empire,  issued  January,  1909,  contains  the  prin- 
cipal statistics  of  the  United  Kingdom  and  the  Colonies  for  the  fifteen  years  1S93-1907  relating  to  area,  population, 
trade,  shipping  and  production  and  consumption  of  staple  articles.  The  area  of  the  Empire  in  1907  was  approxi- 
mately ll,332,uOO  square  miles,  and  of  this  large  extent  Canada  comprises  3,745,574  square  miles,  inclusive  of 
125,755  square  miles  of  lakes  and  rivers,  the  Australian  Coumionwealth  2.974,581  square  miles,  British  India 
1,097,821  square  miles,  the  Indian  Native  States  675,267  square  miles,  and  the  United  Kingdom  with  the  Isle  of 
Man  and  the  Channel  Islands  onlv  121,393  square  miles.  The  census  population  of  the  Empire  was  303,696,000  in  1881, 
345,364,000  in  1891  and  385,357.000  in  1901.  In  the  twentv  years  1881  to  1901  the  population  of  the  United  Kingdom 
grew  from  34,885,000  to  41,459,000  of  British  India,  (including  the  Native  States)  from  253,861,000  to  294,317,000,  and 
of  the  other  British  colonies  and  possessions  from  14,950.000  to  49,581,000.  The  population  of  London  grew  in  the  same 
period  from  3,830,297  to  4,636,541,  of  Liverpool  from  623,940  to  684,958,  of  Manchester  from  462,303  to  543,872, 
of  Birmingham  from  436,971  to  522,204,  of  lieeds  from  309,119  to  428,968,  of  Sheffield  from  284,508  to  380,793,  of 
Bristol  from  255,409  to  328,945,  of  Glasgow  from  577,419  to  761,709.  of  Edinburgh  from  235,670  to  316,837,  of  Belfast 
from  208,122  to  349,180.  of  Dublin  from  273,282  to  290,638,  of  Calcutta  from  612,307  to  847,796,  of  Bombay  from 
773,196  to  776,006,  of  Madras  from  505,848  to  509.346,  of  Sydney  from  227,166  to  487,932,  of  Melbourne  from 
282,947  to  496,079,  of  Montreal  from  155,238  to  267,730  of  Toronto  from  96,196  to  208,040,  of  Cape  Town  from 
34,664  to  169,641  (in  1904)  and  of  Hong  Kong  from  110,942  to  210,447. 


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UNITED    BAPTIST   CONVENTION   OF   THE    MARITIME    PROVINCES. 

Officers  of  Convention,  1910-1911. 


President— Rev.  A.  Cohoon,  D.D.,  Wolfville,  N.S. 
Vice-Presidents  — T>.     McLeod    Vince,    D.C.L.,    K.C., 

Woodstock,  N.B.;  Rev.  S.  H.  Cornwall,  B.A.,  Port 

Med  way,  N.S. 
Secretary,  1908-19 11— Rev.  John  H.  MacDonald,  B.A., 

Fredericton,  N.B. 
Assistant  Secretaries — Rev.    H.  G.    Kennedy,  Sussex, 

N.B.  ;  Rev.  R.  J.Colpitts.-B.Z).,  Point de  Bute,  N.B. 

MINISTERS  CONNECTED  WITH  THE   UNITED   BAPTIST  CONVENTION  OF  THE  MARITIME  PROVINCES 


Treasurer— C.  H.  Freeman,  Halifax,  N.S, 

Treasurers  of  Denominational  Funds— For  Nova  Scotia, 
Rev.  I.  W.  Porter,  Wolfville,  N.S.  ;  for  New  Bruns- 
wick, Rev.  W.  E.  Mclntyre,  D.D.,  St.  John;  for 
Prince  Edward  Island,  A.  W,  Stems,  Esq.,  Charlotte- 
town. 


Ackland,  L.,  B.A Newton,  Mass 

Addison,  M Surrey,  N  B 

Ainsworth,  J Maugerville,  N  B 

AUaby,  E.  A Hatfield's  Pt.,  N  B 

Allen,  W.  A Canaan,  N  B 

Allton,  W.  F Sussex,  N  B 

Archibald,  A.  J.,  If. ^., 

St.  John  West,  N  B 
Archibald,!.  C.,M.A  Chicacole,  India 
Archibald,  W.  L.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

Wolfville,  N  S 

Armstrong,  J,  J Truro,  N  S 

Atkinson,  F.  N Black ville,  N  B 

Bagnall,  H.  S.,  B.A. .  .Newton,  Mass 
Baird,I.M.,ilf.^.,£.D.Yarmouth,NS 

Balcom,  J.  H Paradise,  N  S 

Bancroft,  J.  W.,J5..i.Mt.  Pleasant,  NS 

Barnes,  J.  J Millville,  N  B 

Barnes,  J.  N Oak  Point,  N  B 

Barss,  G.  P.,  M.A India 

Barss,  J.  H.,  B.A Wolfville,  N  S 

Barton,  0.  N Kingrsclear,  N  B 

Beals,  F.  H.,  M.A. . .  .U.  Canard,  N  S 

Beattie,  Frank Wolfville,  N  S 

Beatty,  B St.  John,  N  B 

Bell,  Thomas  D Rusiagornis,  N  B 

Belyea,  J.  G.  A.,  JS. A.Doaktown,  N  B 

Bezanson,  W.  B Glace  Bay,  N  S 

Bishop,  F.  E. ,  B.A . . .  .Fairville,  N  B 

Bishop,  G.  L Wolfville,  N  S 

Bishop,  R.  H.,  B.A. . .  .Boylston,  N  S 
Blackadar,  T.A.,B.A.  Bass  River,  N  S 
Bleakney,  J.  E. . . . Pleasantville,  N  S 

Bleakney,  J.  0 Woodstock,  N  B 

Boggs,  W.B.,M.A.,D.D.  Boston ,  Mass 
Bolster,  G.  F.,  B.A. . .  .Newton,  Mass 

Bone,  F.  H New  Minas,  N  S 

Bonnell,  H.  A The  Range,  N  B 

Bonnell,  J.  .T Moncton,  N  B 

Bool,  Henry Truro,  N  S 

Borden,  Jas Dartmouth,  N  S 

Boyer,  H.  R. , Newton Th.  Inst.,  Mass. 
Brehaut,  J.  D.,  B. 4. Colgate  Th.  Sem 

Brooks,  E.  J Falmouth,  N  S 

Brown,  A.  F Grand  Manan,  N  B 

Brown.  J.  W.,Ph.D. .  .Wolfville,  N  S 
Brown,  M.  W.,  £.^.  .L.  Granville, N  S 

Brown,  O.  P Advocate,  N  S 

Bynon,  R.  M Lewisville,  N  B 

Cahill,  J.  A Coldstream,  N  B 

Calder,  E.  P North  River,  P  E  I 

Camp,  G.  F.,B.A .  .Kingsboro',  P  E  I 
Camp,  W.,  M.A.,  B.D.St.  John,  NB 

Campbell,  R.  W Shannon,  N  B 

Cann,H.VV.,B.^.,5.D.Sackville,NB 

Carpenter,  I.  W L\ites  Mntn,  N  B 

Carpenter,  W.  E . .  McG ray's  P.  O. ,  N  S 

Carter,  Henry Clementsport,  N  S 

Chipman,  A.,  3f.A ....  Berwick,  N  S 
Chipman,  O.  N.,  B.vl. .  .Sydney,  N  S 
Chute,  Dean  A.  CD.Z).,  Wolf  ville,  N  S 

Clark,  C.T.,  B.A Newton,  Mass 

Clark,  John,  M.A Selma,  N  S 

Clements,  A Weymouth,  N  S 

Cochrane,  E.  H.,  B.4..Newlon,  Mass 

Cohoe,  A.  B.,B.A Halifax,  NS 

Cohoon,  A.,  3f.^.,Z).Z).  Wolfville,  NS 
Coldwell,  E.  P.,  B. 4  . . Bridget'n,  N  S 

Collishaw,  C.  A Seabright,  N  S 

Colpitts,  H.  G.,  B.A Chicago,  111 

Colpitts,  Robert  J.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Dawson,  N  B 
Colwell,  I.  B.  .Hampton  Village,  N  B 
Cooper,  C,  F Caledonia,  N  S 


Copeland.  Jas.  H Victoria,  N  B 

Corbett,  I.  A.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Bear  River,  N  S 

Corey,  E.  C Petitcodiac,  N  B 

Corey ,  H.  Y.,M.A.,  Vizianagram,  Ind. 
Corey,  W.  W.  .Boundary  Creek,  N  B 
Cornwall,  S.  H.,  B.. 4. Lewisville,  N  B 

Cosman,  L.  A Kingston,  N  B 

Cousins,  H.  T.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.Q.S., 

Newcastle,  N  B 

Crandall,  D.  W Wolfville,  N  S 

Crandall,  J Moncton,  N  B 

Crandall,  L.  H.,  B.4  . .  .  .Oxford,  N  S 
Crowell,  E.,  M.A.,  i).Z>. Halifax,  N  S 

Crowell,  W.  B Arcadia,  N  S 

Currie,  Calvin,  Green  Road,Carl.,NB 
Cutten,  Pres.  G.  B.,  M.A.,  Ph.D., 

Wolfville,  N  S 

Daggett,  J.  B Tracey's  Mills,  N  B 

Daley,  E.  E.,  B.A Truro,  N  S 

Davies.  U.Y.,B.A Canso,  N  S 

De  Wolfe,  H  T.,  B.A.,  D.D., 

Wolfville,  N  S 

Dimock,  J.  T Amherst,  N  S 

Dixon,  D.  W Acaciaville,  N  S 

Dodge,  C.  R.  B.,  JJf.^.Middleton,  N  S 

Dresser,  F.  P Seal  Harbor,  N  S 

Durkee,  G.C.,B.A.,  Colgate  Th.  Sem. 
Dykeman,  A.  T.,  ilf. 4 .. Halifax,  N  S 

Eaton,  J.  T Billtown,  N  S 

Elliott,  R.,  J5.  J Guvsboro,  N  S 

Erb,  Frank  0.,  B.A Chicago,  111. 

Erb,  H.  S Pownel,  P  E  I 

Estall,  A.  E  . .  .Middle  Sackville,  N  B 
Evans,  A.  S. . .  .Hatfield's  Point,  N  B 
Fash,  Z.li.,M.A.,  B.D. 

Charlottetown,  P  E  I 
Fenwick,  L.  A.,B.A.M.o.  Keswick,N  B 

Field,  W.  M Trj'on,  P  E  I 

Fisher,  Ward Shelburne,  N  S 

Fletcher,  M.  E St.  John,  N  B 

Flick,  J.  I Milton,  N  S 

Foster,  G.  W Fredericton,  N  B 

Foster,  P.  R Berwick,  N  S 

Francis,  F.  G Salisbury,  N  B 

Freeman,  C.  R.,JI/.4.Aylesford,  N  S 

Freeman,  J.  W Argyle,  N  S 

Freeman,  M.  P.,  B.A .  .Wolfville,  N  S 
Freeman,  S.  C,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Vizianagram,  India 
Ganong,  J.  B.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Havelock,  N  B 
Gardner,  J.  W.  ..Up.  Gagetown,  N  B 
Glendinning,  J.  A.,  M.A., 

Parla  Kimedy,  India 
Goodspeed,  C,  D.D.,  LL.D., 

Paradise,  N  S 

Goodwin,  J..  B.A St.  John,  N  B 

Gosline,  J.  E.,  J5.Z)..Kemptville,  N  S 
Goucher,W.  C, B.A. St. Stephen,  NB 
Graham-Barton,  A. .  .Springhill,  N  S 

Grant,  E.  J Truro,  N  S 

Greenlaw,  S Arthurette,  N  B 

Gullison,  R.  E.,3f.^.Binilipatam,Ind 

Hardy,  John Palcondah,  India 

Hartt,  Henrv Jacksontown,  N  B 

Harvev,  I.  D Seal  Cove,  N  B 

Hatt,  b.  E.,  5. 4.... Dorchester,  N  B 
Haverstock,  C.  H.,  M.A., 

Nictaux  Falls,  N  S 
Hayward,  F.n.,  B.A., 

CrozerTh.  Sem.,  Pa. 
Heine,  R..  Ph.D.. St.  John  West,  NB 
Herman,  N,  E.,  B.A..  Windsor,  N  S 


Higgins,  M.  C.,B.A.. . .Crowell,  N  S 

Higgins,  W.Y.,  B.A India 

Hogan,  James  B Eldon,  P  E  I 

Horwood,  A Sable  River,  N  S 

Howard,  G  . .  .Hampton  Station,  N  B 

Howe,  Edwin  H New  Ross,  N  S 

Hewlett,  CO.,  B.A,  B.D. , 

Sydney  Mines,  N  S 

Hurlow,  W.  J Grand  Falls,  N  B 

Hutchins,  W.  N.,  M.A,  B.D., 

Chicago.  Ill 
Hutchinson,  D.,  D.D.  .St.  John,  N  B 

Ingram,  A.  E River  John,  N  S 

Jenkins,  W.  H. ,  5. 4 ....  G  ibson ,  N  B 
Jenner,  J.  H.,  M.A . .  N.  Sydney,  N  S 

Johnson,  W.  H Jacksonville,  N  B 

Keirstead,  T.  W . .  Gondola  Point,  N  B 
Keirstead,  Prof.  W.  G.,M.A.,  Ph.D., 
Fredericton,  N  B 
Kempton,  S.B.,  M.A. ,  D.D. 

Dartmouth,  N  S 

Kennedy,  H.  G Woodstock,  N  B 

Kidson,  F.  A. .  .South  Maitland,  N  S 
King,  M.  P.,  M.A ....  Chipman,  N  B 
Kinlev,  F.  S.,B J. Granville  Ferry.N  S 

Kinley,  R.  B Port  Hilford,  N  S 

Kinsman,  H.  L.  .N.E.  Margaree,  N  S 
Knollin,  F.  H.,  M.A.,  B.D .  .Burmah 

Knollin,  W.  M Salem,  N  S 

Knott,  B.D,  B.A Mahone,  N  S 

Langford,  F.  R.Weymouth  Falls,  NS 

Langille,  S Lake  George,  N  S 

Lawson,  G.  A Moncton,  N  B 

Lennox,  J Keswick  Ridge,  N  B 

Lewis,  A.  S.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Yarmouth,  N  S 
.Queenstown,  N  B 

Pugwash,  N  S 

Albert,  N  B 


B.. 


Lewis,  C. 
Locke,  E.  E.. 

Love,  J.  M 

Lyttle,  I.  D. .  .Colgate  Th.  Sem.,  N  Y 

Maider,  H.  E.  S Tancook,  N  S 

Machum,  W.C.,M.A..  St.  Mary's,  N  B 
Manning,  J.  W.,  B.A.,  D.D., 

Wolfville,  N  S 
Manzer,  H.  M.,  M.A..T?t.  Medway,  N  S 

Markham,  J.  H Harvey,  N  B 

Martell,  C.  H.,  B.A. .  .Wolfville,  N  S 
Mason,  E.  S.,B.A .  Port  Maitland,  N  S 

Meadows,  R.  S W.  Jeddore,  N  S 

Mellick,H.  G.,B.D.Lawrencet'n,N  S 

Merrill,  J.  B Windsor,  N  S 

Milbury,  G.  D.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

St.  John,  N  B 

Miles,  J Great  Village,  N  S 

Morse,  R.  O.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

Summerside,  P  E  I 
Mott,  O.  N . . .  .Fredericton  Jet,,  N  B 
Munro,  T.  M.  .Pennfield  Centre,  N  B 
Murray,  Jos.,  M.A . . . Shelburne,  N  S 

Mutch,  R Central  Norton,  N  B 

MacCabe,  A.  H Parkindale,  N  B 

MacCutcheon,  M.  F.,  B.A., 

Newton,  Mass. 
Macdonald,A.B.Macdonald'sCor.  NB 

MacDonald,  G.  B Andover,  N  B 

MacDonald,J.H..B.4.Fred'rict'n,NB 
MacDougall,  S.  A.Chester  Basin,  N  S 
MacLuckie,  J. .  Lower  Mill8tream,NB 
McFadden,  J.  S.,  B.A., 

River  Hebert,  N  S 
McGill,  H.  R.,  lf.4.. Rochester,  N  Y 

McGregor,  P.  S Wolfville,  N  S 

Mclntyre,  W.  E.,  B.A.,  D.D., 

St.  John,  NB 


1911] 


CLERGY — FREE  METHODIST. 


893 


McKenzie,  D.  M Cambridge,  N  B 

McLatchy,  E,  B.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Moncton,  N  B 
McLearn,  C.  H.  S. . .  .Springfield,  N  S 

McLennan,  K Plaster  Rock,  N  B 

McLeod,  A.  H .  Fredericton  Jet.,  N  B 

McLeod,  A.  J Denmark,  N  S 

McLeod,  J.,  D.D St.  John,  N  B 

McNeil,  N.  A.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Bridgetown,  N  S 
McNintch,  A.  M.Clark's  Harbor,  N  S 

McPhee,  E.  A St.  George,  N  B 

McPherson,  D.  J.,B.A . .Sydney,  N  S 

Nales,  Manuel Elm  Hill,  N  B 

Newcomb,  A.  F.,  M.A.,  B.D., 

Halifax,  N  S 

Nobles,  B.  H St.  John,  N  B 

Nobles,  B.  N.,  3/.  J. .  .Woodstock,  NB 

Nowlan,  P.  £>     Seabright,  N  S 

Orchard,  F.  L.,  B.  A..  .Newton,  Mass. 

Orchard,  Malcolm  L.,  M.A India 

Parker, J. M.,B..i .  .River  Hebert,  N  S 

Patterson,  David Jenkins,  N  B 

Payzant,  Il.Y.,B.A. 

Westchester  St.,  NS 

Perry,  Abram Hoyt  Station,  N  B 

Perry,  John Florenceville,  N  B 

Perry,  S.  J North  River,  N  B 

Phillips,  C.  T.  ,i>.Z).  Jacksonville,  N  B 

Pincombe,  C.  G Jemseg,  N  B 

Pineo,  C.  E Waterville,  N  S 

Plint,  R.  J Chipman,  N  B 

Poole,  S.  S.,  B..4...MiddIeton,  NS 
Porter,  D.  T.,  B.D. . .  .Advocate,  N  S 
Porter, F.  S.,  M.A.,  BD. St.  John,  NB 

Porter,  J.  A Woods  Harbor,  N  S 

Porter,  Israel  W.,  B.A.WolfviWe,  N  S 
Porter,  R.  D.,  3f.^.  .Willow  Park, 

Halifax,  N  S 
Powell,  A.  L.,  B.A. .  Gasperean,  N  S 

Price,  D Dartmouth,  N  S 

Puddington,  J.  H Bath,  N  B 

Puryear,  M.  B Halifax,  N  S 


Raymond,  G.  P.,  3f. .4.  Annapolis, N  S 

Read,  E.  O Middleton,  N  S 

Read,P.C.,5.^.,B.Z).,Bridgew'er,NS 
Richardson, M.S.,  B.A.  .  .Truro,  N  S 
Rideout,  A.  A.,  A/.^.. Newton,  Mass. 
Rideout,  C.  F.,  ^.^.  .Newton,  Mass. 

Riseborough,  C Lunenburg,  N  S 

Robbing,  W.  A. .  .Chebogue  Pt.,  N  S 
Robinson, W.n.,ilf.^.Pt.  De  Bute.NB 
Robinson,  W.  R....St.  John  W.,  N  B 

Roop,  F.E.,  B.A Hebron,  N  S 

Rutledge,  A.  A. . .  .Temp.  Vale,  N  B 
Rutledge,  W.  J.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Berwick,  N  S 

Sables,  C.  W Bay  View,  P  E  I 

Sanford,  R.,  M.A.,  D.D., 

Vizianagram,  India 

Saunders,  A.  H Freeport,  N  S 

Saunders,  E.  M.,  M.A.,  D.D., 

Halifax,  N  S 
Saunders,  H.  II.,  3/.  .4 ..  Sussex,  N  B 
Schurman,  G.  W. . .  Oampellton,  N  B 
Schurman,S.W.,ir..4.Loekeport,  N  S 

Seelye,  F.  B Norton,  N  B 

Sharpe,  D.  R..  >f.^.. Rochester,  N  Y 

Shaw,  H.  S.,  M.A Berwick,  N  S 

Shaw,  J.  L St.  John,  N  B 

Siddall,  T.  H Ottawa,  Ont 

Simpson,  D.  H.,  MA.,  B.D., 

New  Germany,  N  S 

Skinner,  J.  D Yarmouth,  N  S 

Slaughenwhite,  L.  i.,B.A., 

Tancook,  N  S 
Smallman,  W.  M.,  M.A., 

New  Glasgow,  N  S 

Smith,  J.  M Yarmouth,  N  S 

Smith,  R.  Barry Moncton,  N  B 

Smith,  H.  K,M.A.. Melvern  Sq.,  N S 
Smith,  J.  W.Granville  Mountain, NS 
Smith,  W.  S.,  B.A...  .Newton,  Mass. 

Snell,  F.  T Alma,  N  B 

Snelling,  W.  A St.  Martins,  N  B 

Spidell,  J.  D. ,  3f .  ^ . . . .  Kentville,  N  S 


Spurr,  3.G.,B.A..  .Gr.  Village,  N  S 
Stackhouse,  ^.  3.,  B.A.,  B.D., 

Amherst,  N  S 

States,  W.  N New  Glasgow,  N  S 

Steele,D.  A.,  i>/.^.,2).Z).Amher8t,NS 

Steeves,  C.  J Penobsquis,  N  B 

Sleeves,  E.  L Hartland,  N  B 

Sceeves,  O.  E Clemeiitsvale,  N  S 

Stirhng,  Charles Oak  Bay,  N  B 

Swim,  G Petitcodiac,  N  B 

Tedford,  W.  S.,  B.A..  Bobbih,  India 
Thomas,  C.  B.  H.    .Dorchester,  N  B 

Thome,  I.   N Cody's,  N  B 

Tingley,  L.  J. ,  B. Litt . .  Hantsport,NS 

Todd,  F.  S Woodstock,  N  B 

Townsend,  C.  W St.  John,  N  B 

Van  Wart,  I.  E Millville,  N  B 

Vincent,  A.  B..McMaster  U.,  Toronto 

Vincent,  A.  J Halifax,  N  S 

Walden,  C.  W Centreville,  NB 

Wall,  E.  C Kingsport,  N  S 

Wallace,  L.  F.,  £.^.. .  .Paradise,  N  S 
Warren,W.H.,ilf.  J  .Bridgetown, N  S 
Webb,  J.  ,S.  T.  5. Hammond  Plains,N  S 
Webber,  ¥..\).,B.A.. .  Wolfville,  N  S 

Weeks,  F.  0 Isaac's  Harbour,  N  S 

Weeks,  J.  W Sydney,  N  S 

Wentworth,  F.  H St.  John,  N  B 

West,  J.  K Port  Mouton,  N  S 

Wetmore,  J.  D..E.  Florenceville,  N  B 

White,  yf.K.,B.A Truro,  N  S 

Whitman,  Asaph Onslow,  N  S 

Whitman,  A.  H.,  iJ.^..Billtown,  N  S 
Whitman,  M.  B.,B.A., 

Sable  River,  N  S 

Whitman,  N.  A Kingston,  N  S 

Wilson,  C.  P.,  £.2).  ...Wolfville,  N  S 
Wilson,  G.  M.,  B.D., 

North  Brookfield,  N  S 
Wilson,  J.  E.,  £. J.. Fredericton,  N  B 

Wilson,  Wm.  D Avonport,  N  S 

Woodland,  J.  B Parrsboro',  N  S 

Worden,  H.  D, . . . Whitney ville,  N  B 


FREE  METHODIST  CHURCH  IN  CANADA. 

Bishops— Revs.  W.  T.  Hogue,  B.  R.  Jones,  W.  A.  Sellew,  W.  Pearce. 
Eastern  Ontario  Conference. 
President,  Rev.  W,  A.  Sellew. 
Secretary,  Rev.  C.  Cunningham,  Marmora. 
Asst.  Secretary,  Rev.  A.  Sims,  5  Simpson  Ave. ,  Toronto, 
Treasurer,  Rev.  W.  Zurbrigg,  Crown  Hill. 
District  Elders,  Rev.  R.  Burnham,  Picton ;  Rev.  W.  H, 

Reynolds,  Uxbridge, 
Railway  Secretary  for  the  North  West  Districts— W.  H, 
Wilson,  Westview,  Assa. 

Evangelists  and  Supplies, 


BAST  ONTARIO  CONFERENCE. 

Elders. 

Appleton,  C.  F.  .Kai  Fing  Fu,  China 

Burnham,  R Picton 

Cunningham,  C Marmora 

Goodrich,  C Verona 

Luck,  H.  B Kingston 

Sims,  A .^ Toronto 

Snyder,  E Picton 

Snyder,  S.  C Belhaven 

Zurbrigg,  W Crown  Hill 

Deacons. 

Babcock,  Miles Uxbridge 

Ball,  Alfred Armadale 

Gunter,  D.  L Housey's  Rapids 

Gregory,  W,  H Wark worth 

Prior,  F.  F Gravenhurst 

Slingerland,  L Holt 

Probationers. 

Bradley,  F.  D Bracebridge 

Harnden,  W.  P Huntsville 

Harp,  Norman Campbellford 

Potter,  J.  W Gunter 


Babcock,  Lotta Peterboro 

Babcock,  Richard Odessa 

Clark,  Kate  F Peterboro 

Davey,  Ethel Gananoque 

Gregory,  Caroline Warkworth 

Gunter,  A.  M Enterprise 

Harp,  Arthur Fernleigh 

Harnden,  Emma Huntsville 

Luck,  Ella. Gananoque 

Perry,  Norman Westport 

Smith,  Henry Vennachar 

Steenburg,  Geo Cordova 


Western  Ontario  Conference. 

President,  D.  S.  Warner. 

Secretary,  M.  S.  Benn,  Gait.  Ont. 

Treasurer,  T.  A.  Drury,  279  Maxwell  St.,  Sarnia,  Ont. 

Conference  Sunday  School  Secretary,  M.  S.  Benn. 

District  Elders,  Hamilton  and  Brantford  Districts, 
M.  S.  Benn,  Gait,  Ont.  ;  Sarnia  and  Tillsonburg 
Districts,  J.  M.  Eagle,  293  Maxwell  Street,  Sarnia, 
Ont. 

Freeman,  G  W . .  Walsingham  Center 

Hamilton,  J.  A Kimbo 

Hoffman,  Wm Beach  Lane 

lies,  L.  H Marksville 

Kent,  H.  G Thedford 

Loveless,  E.  E Southcote 

McCallum,  D.  H Port  Rowan 

Peach,  J.  W Fort  Erie 

Roberts,  J.  H Canboro 

Rogers,  S Welland 

Stevenson,  B.  E Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Stewart,  J.  H Wilksport 

Toole,  D Meaford 

Winter,  J.  H Gait 


WEST  ONTARIO  CONFERENCE. 

Abrams,  J.  T Tillsonburg 

Allen,  D Brantford 

Ayer,  J.  E Marston 

Clink,  J.  S Beaver  Meadow 

Coates,  M.  O Tupperville 

Cowherd,  W.  J..  .Richard's  Landing 

Demill,  E.  A Ridgeway 

Evans,  Geo Oakdale 

Fader,  C Hymers 

Fletcher,  J.  A Gait 

Fletcher,  T.  L Hannon 


Supernumerary, 

Coates,  R.  A 

Freemantle,  H.  0 


Evangelists. 

Benn,  Agnes Gait 

Coates,  Jennie Tupperville 

Cowherd,  Effie Comber 

Coleman,  Laura  J Kelvin 

Fletcher,  Eliza Gait 

Kent,  Emily Thedford 

Pett,  Mabel Kelvin 

Sipprell,  Matilda Hamilton 

Wees  Eliza Beaver  Meadow 


UTH6RAN 


THE  EVA[4GELiCAL  LUTHERA}4  CHURCH  IN  CMI{OI{. 

Organized  bodies  of  the  Lutheran  Church  represented  in  Canada  are  the  following:  The  German  Evangelical 
Lutheran  Synod  of  Cansidsi— President,  Rev.  E.  Hoffman,  Berlin,  Ont.  The  English  Evangelical  Lutheran  Synod 
of  Central  Canada— President,  Rev.  M.  J.  Bieber,  Ottawa,  Ont.  The  Canada  District  of  the  Missouri  Synod— 
Pres.,  Rev.  W.  C.  Boese,  Berlin,  Ont.  The  Evangelical  Lutheran  Synod  of  Nova  Scotia— Pres.,  Rev.  W.  M.  Weaver, 
Lunenburg,  N.S.    The  Evangelical  Lutheran  Synod  of  Manitoba,  etc.— President,  Rev.  M.  Ruccius,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Peter,  Ph Neudorf,  Sask 

Petersen,  P Rhein,  Sask 

Peterson,  J.  H Grund,  Man 

Peterson,  Samuel. .  .Moose  Jaw,  Sask 

Petschke,  H Neudorf,  Sask 

Plunz,  K Grass  River,  Man 

Pohlmann,  Carl Lemburg,  Sask 

Pohlniann,  F Calgary,  Alta 

Pott,  A Glen  Logan,  Sask 

Reble,  I Denbigh,  Ont 

Redderoth,  A.,  Ph.D Toronto 

Reinitz,  H Stony  Plain,  Alta 

Rembe,  H Hamilton,  Ont 

Reu,  W.  M Plumas,  Man 

Richter,  M Rosemount,  Sask 

Rieck,  E.  H Cassel,  Ont 

Roehle,  F Balgonie,  Sask 

Rorvik,  J.  H Shell  Brook,  Sask 

Rotermund,  F Winnipeg,  Man 

Routhtrs,  A Earl  Grey,  Sask 

Ruccius,  M Winnipeg,  Man 

Ruhland,  H Ottawa,  Ont 

Saar,  A  Germanicus,  Ont 

Saetre,  O.  J Wetaskiwin,  Alta 

Sand,  B.  A. .  .New  Westminster,  B  C 

Sanderman,  H Lang,  Sask 

Scheffler,  A Lanigan,  Sask 

Schiemann,  F.  A High  Falls,  Que 

Schimmelpfennig,  H  . .  .High  Falls,  Q 

Schlange,  A Beausejour,  Man 

Schlemmer,  P Calgary,  Alta 

Schluttig,  R Langenburg,  Sask 

Schmidt,  G Southey,  Sask 

Schroeder,  0 Ladysmith,  Que 

Schuelke,  E Heidelburg,  Ont 

Schuetz,  W.  H.  L..  .Edmonton,  Alta 

Schultz,  H Neustadt,  Ont 

Schulz,  A.  R Elmira,  Ont 

Schulz,  A Mulook,  Sask 

Sillak,  J Medicine  Hat,  Alta 

Sjogren,  P.  N Fort  Arthur,  Ont 

Snyder,  T.,  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  D.D., 

Crystal  Beach,  Ont 

Sohn,  J,  G Port  Colborne,  Ont 

Sourhus,  Q.  N Earling,  Alta 

Spohr,  G.  E Winnipeg,  Man 

Swanson,  C.  R Vancouver,  B.C 

I  hieme,  Fr Nutania,  Sask 

Thorlaksson,  N.  S Selkirk,  Man 

Thun,  G Dash  wood,  Ont 

Tourney,  G Wheatwyn,  Sask 

Twietmyer,  H Hanover,  Ont 

Urnes,  H.  L Buchanan,  Sask 

Veit,  Fr Tavistock,  Ont 

Voss,  M Baden,  Ont 

Walbaura,  H Laird,  Sask 

Walper,  L.  O Irvine,  Alta 

Wangerin,  A.,  jr Snyder,  Ont 

Weaver,  W.M Lunenburg,  N  S 

Wehmeyer,  H. . .  Pincher  Creek,  Alta 

Weigand,  H.  . .  .Brodhagen,  Ont 

Weinback,  O Rhineland,  Ont 

Weller,  Paul....Wentzell's  Lake,  N  S 

Werner,  H Areola,  Sask 

Zaetschke,  J Strausburg,  Sask 

Zarnke,  C New  Hamburg,  Ont 


Andersen,  B Northern,  Alta 

Anderson,  M.  B Clarisholm,  Alia 

Arendt,  M.  W Gretna,  Man 

Badke,  J Auburn,  Ont 

Baenisch,  Paul .Gretna,  Man 

Baisler,  P.  E Winnipeg,  Man 

Battenberg,  H Wellesley,  Ont 

Becker,  H Emerson,  Man 

Behrens,  — Rose  Bay,  N  S 

Beer,  F Ottawa,  Ont 

Bergdorf ,  J Beausejour,  Man 

Bermon,  J.  F New  Germany,  N  S 

Bienert,  R.  O .Curt  Hill,  Sask 

Bjarnason,  J Hnausa,  Man 

Bloedel,  Theo Mitchell,  Ont 

Blunck.  A  Rostock,  Ont 

Bockelmann,  E Waterloo,  Ont 

Boese,  W,  C Berlin,  Ont 

Bornhold,  J.  F Berlin,  Ont 

Brackebush,  G Eganville,  Ont 

Brandlee,  C . .  Hanle.y,  Sask 

Bredlow,  F Wetaskiwin,  Alta 

Brewer,  C.  S Bridgewater,  N  S 

Brockman,  J.  F Curt  Hill,  Sask 

Brockmann,  F.  W Calgary,  Alta 

Bruer,  H Alsfeldt,  Ont 

Christensen,  S.  R.  .Port  Arthur,  Ont 

Croushore,  H.  J Montreal,  Que 

Daechsel,  G Rankin,  Ont 

Dahlberg,  J.  G Winnipeg,  Man 

Deneff ,  E Pearl  Lake,  Ont 

Domaun,  A Landestrew,  Sask 

Dorn,  H Humberstone,  Ont 

Drahn,  W Victoria,  BC 

Duerkop,  G Regina,  Sask 

Dubpernell,  F Desboro',  Ont 

Edquist,  P.  A Dundurn,  Sask 

Egedahl,  H.  T Viking,  Alta 

Eggers,  A Hespeler,  Ont 

Eifert,  R Floradale,  Ont 

Eifert,  R.  A Tavistock,  Ont 

Eix,  S.  B Fisherville,  Ont 

Falkenroth,  F.  W. . .  .Daysland,  Alta 

Fechner,  T.  A Williamsburg,  Ont 

Fihn,  L.  J Calgary,  Alta 

Fjeldstad,  R Laxdahl,  Sask 

Frodeen,  J.  J Wetaskiwin,  Alta 

Frank,  L.  F Winnipeg,  Man 

Frick,  A Killaley,  Sask 

Fuerst,  J.  F Edenwald,  Sask 

Qehrke,  G Winnipeg,  Man 

Geith,  C Langenbiu-g,  Sask 

Gehrsmehl,  O Winnipeg,  Man 

Qillmann,  A.  F Listowel,  Ont 

Goos,  J Spruce  Grove,  Alta 

Graupner,  P Elmira,  Ont 

Griese,  A Arat,  Sask 

Gross,  C.  J Sebringville,  Ont 

Gruhn,  A Wiarton,  Ont 

Gundersen,  J.  C Dickson,  Alta 

Hage,  E.  A Hagensburg,  B  C 

Hagen,  Wm River  View,  Sask 

Hallgrimsson,  F.  R Baldur,  Man 

Halvorsen,  C.  S Molstad,  Alta 

Hamann,  H Toronto,  Ont 

Hamm,  M Massey,  Ont 

Hanson,  A.  E Bittern  Lake,  Alta 


Harms,  H Edmonton,  Alta 

Hartig,  Th Strathcona,  Alta 

Hauptman,  R Philipsburg,  Ont 

Henkel,  H.  L Pearl  Lake,  Ont 

Hensen,  J Ellerslie,  Alta 

Herzog,  E Beausejour,  Man 

Hintz,  P Stettler,  Alta 

Hitzemann,  W.  C. . .  .Winnipeg,  Man 

Hjalmsson,  P Markerville,  Alta 

Hoffman,  E Berlin,  Ont 

Holm,  E Wellesley,  Ont 

Horde,  K  .    Ottawa,  Out 

Huegli,  Th.  J.  A Brodhagen,  Ont 

Hungness,  Ole Langham,  Sask 

Husted,  I Haiiley,  Sask 

Jahn,  F.  H Calgary,  Alta 

Jestinsky,  E Montreal,  Que 

Just,  O.  T Vancouver,  BC 

Kahre,  H,  W Louisa  Bridge,  Man 

Kallberg,  A.  J Percival,  Sask 

Klaehn,  O Stratford,  Ont 

Kleine,  B Pembroke,  Ont 

Knauff,  H.  A . . . .  Port  Colborne,  Ont 

Kohmeier,  P Winnipeg,  Man 

Koosmann,  E.  G Bender,  Sask 

Kronsbrin,  W Glen  Logan,  Sask 

Kupper,  W Arnprior,  Ont 

Kutter,  J Kurtz ville,  Ont 

Lamack,  H Philipsburg,  Ont 

Landsky,  H.  C Pembroke,  Ont 

Langholtz,  J Philipsburg,  Ont 

Lehmann,  G Langenburg,  Sask 

Lilge,  A Wetaskiwin,  Alta 

Lincke,  0 Conestoga,  Ont 

Lindgren,  O Camrose,  Alta 

Little,  C.  H Mahone  Bav,  N  S 

Loeb,  F '. 

Lorenz,  K Alice,  Ont 

Lossner,  Otto Snjder,  Ont 

Lukas,  C Preston ,  Ont 

Ltissky,  H Edmonton,  Alta 

Maass,  J. Zurich,  Ont 

McCreery,  L.  M Morrisburg,  Ont 

Marteinsson,  R Gimli,  Man 

Mashur,  J  Ellerslie,  Alta 

Maurer,  J Unionville,  Ont 

Meyer,  G.  J Ponoka,  Alta 

Mikkelsen,  A.  Th Leduc,  Alta 

Miller,  J.  A Hamilton,  Ont 

Miller,  W.  C Toronto,  Ont 

Moe,  H Blackfalds,  Alta 

Moebius,  J Bruederheim,  Alta 

Mosig,  H.  R Port  Elgin,  Ont 

Mueller,  P.  W Toronto,  Ont 

Naegler,  I Gartenland,  Sask 

Neeb,  J Rhineland,  Ont 

Neudoerffer,  E Neustadt,  Ont 

NeudoerfTer,  E. ,  Jr. , 

Tadepalligudem,  Br.  India 

Njaa,  S.  H Weldon,  Sask 

Norson,  E.  A Macoun,  Sask 

Oberlander,  F,  E Berlin,  Ont 

Oelker,  J Whitemount,  Man 

Olander,  CO Port  Arthur,  Ont 

Oldenberg,  B.  F Wartburg,  Ont 

Otta,  E.  F Landestrew,  Sask 

Pempeit,  Ferd Rosthern,  Sask  '  Zwintscher,  R Winnipeg,  Man 

1394] 


1911] 


LAW  OF  INTESTATES  ESTATES. 


395 


THE    LAW    OF    INTESTATES    ESTATES. 


DESCENT  AND  DISTRIBUTION  OF  PROPERTY. 


As  to  all  persons  who  died  before  the  first  day  of 
January,  1852,  the  rules  of  descent  are  substantially 
the  same  as  in  England  at  that  date. 

Real  estate  of  persons  who  died  intestate  {i.e.,  who 
have  left  no  will)  after  that  date  and  prior  to  the  first 
day  of  July,  1886,  descends  first  to  lineal  descendants 
and  those  claiming  by  or  under  them  per  stirpes,  second 
to  father,  third  to  mother,  and  fourth  to  collateral 
relatives,  subject  to  certain  rules  and  regulations  pre- 
scribed in  the  statute. 

The  surplus  personal  estate  of  intestates  who  died 
prior  to  the  first  day  of  July,  1886,  is,  after  the  expira- 
tion of  one  full  year  from  the  death  of  the  intestate,  to 
be  distributed  in  the  following  manner :  One-third  shall 
go  to  the  widow  of  the  intestate,  and  the  residue  in 
equal  proportions  to  his  children,  or  if  dead,  to  their 
lineal  descendants  ;  if  there  are  no  children  or  legal 
representatives  subsisting,  then  where  the  net  value  of 
the  real  and  personal  estate  does  not  exceed  $1,000,  same 
belongs  absolutely  to  the  widow,  and  as  to  any  excees 
over  and  above  said  amount  after  payments  of  debts, 
etc.,  the  widow  takes  a  moiet}^  and  the  other  moiety 
goes  to  the  next  of  kindred,  in  equal  degree,  and  their 
representatives  ;  if  no  widow,  all  to  children  ;  if  neither 
widow  nor  children,  all  to  next  of  kin,  in  equal  degree, 
and  their  representatives.  But  no  representation  is  ad- 
mitted among  collaterals  further  than  children  of  intes- 
tate's brothers  and  sisters. 

All  real  and  personal  property  of  persons  dying  on  or 
after  the  Ist  day  of  July,  1886,  devolves  upon  and 
becomes  vested  in  the  legal  personal  representatives  for 
the  period  of  a  year  (which  may  be  extended  in  a  pre- 
scribed manner)  subject  to  the  payment  of  debts  and  to 
the  effectual  dispositions  of  deceased.  The  real  and 
personal  property  of  a  married  woman,  in  respect  of 
which  she  has  died  intestate,  shall  be  distributed  as 
follows :  One-third  to  her  husband,  if  she  leaves  issue, 
and  one-half  if  she  leaves  none,  and  subject  thereto, 
shall  go  as  if  her  husband  had  predeceased  her.  The 
realty  and  personalty  comprised  in  a  residuary  devise 
or  bequest  is  (unless  the  will  otherwise  directs)  applic- 
able ratably  according  to  their  respective  value  to  the 
payment  of  the  debts. 

TABLE   SHOWING  TUB   DISTRIBUTION  OF  PERSONAL   PROPERTY 
OF   INTESTATES  IN   ONTARIO   SINCE  JULY   1ST,  1886. 


If  the  Intestate  die 
leaving : 


Wife     and 
children . 


Wife  only 


child     or 


No  wife  or  child 


His  representatives  take  in 
the  following  proportions  . 

One-third  to  wife,  rest  to  child 
or  children  ;  if  children  dead, 
then  to  their  representatives 
(that  is,  their  lineal  descend- 
ants), except  such  child  or 
children  (not  heirs-at-law) 
who  had  estate  by  settlement 
of  intestate  or  were  advanced 
bj'  him  in  his  lifetime  equal 
to  the  other  shares. 

Net  value  of  estate  not  ex- 
ceeding $1,000  to  wife  ab- 
solutely. Excess  over  $1,000, 
half  to  wife  ;  and  half  to  next 
of  kin,  in  equal  degree  to  in- 
testate, or  their  legal  repre- 
sentatives, or  if  no  next  of 
kin,  to  the  Crown. 

All  to  the  next  of  kin,  and  to 
their  legal  representatives. 


Children  by  two  wives.     Equally  to  all. 

If  no  child,"  children  or  (  All   to  next  of  kin,   in  equal 

representatives   I     degree  to  intestate. 

n\.i^A  «..  v.«„,,^M.ii^  \.,,  THalf  to  child,  half  to  grand- 

H-*and  o,„y |  "Sd'^pJid'eorjttelJL.-' 

Husband  and  child  or  /  Third    to    husband    and    two- 
children  \      thirds  to  children. 

Father  and  mother Equally  to  both. 

Father,  mother,  brother  or  sister — Equally  to  all. 
Mother  and  brother  or  sister— Whole  to  them  equally. 
Wife,  mother,  brother,  f  ^f  ^o^  wife,  residue  to  mother, 
sister,  and  nephewsJ      brothers    sisters  and  nieces 
or  nieces  I      but  nephews  and  nieces  take 

1^    per  stirpes. 

Wife  and  father Half  to  wife,  half  to  father. 

Wife,  mother,  nephews/Two-fourths  to  wife,  one-fourth 

and  nieces \     ^«  ™o*ber  and  one-fourth  to 

V     nephews  and  nieces. 
Wife,  brother  or  sister  j  Half  to  wife,  half  to  brothers, 

and  mother _. .  )     sisters  and  mother  equally. 

Mother  only — The  whole  (it  being  then  out  of  the  statute). 

Wife  and  mother Half  to  wife  and  half  to  mother 

Brother    or    sister    of  f 
whole     blood,     and  I  „       ,,    x    i.  xi. 
brother  and  sister  of  1  Equally  to  both. 

half  blood 1, 

Posthumous  brother  or  /  „       n    +    i  ^i.u 

sister,  and  mother. .  {  ^q^ally  to  both. 

Posthumous  brother  or  f 

sister,    and    brother!  „^„  ii„  ^^  i.^^y, 

or  sister  born  in  life-1  ^^"'^"y  *°  ^«^^- 

time  of  father 1, 

Father's  father  and  mother's  mother— Equally  to  both. 
Uncle's  or  aunt's  chil-  f 
dren,   and  brother's!  ,;,„„„, i„  x^  „ii 
or     sister's     grand- 1  ^^"^^^  *°  ^"- 

children \, 

Grandmother,  uncle  or  aunt— All  to  grandmother. 
Two  aunts,  nephew  and  niece— Equally  to  all. 
Uncle  and  deceased  uncle's  child— All  to  uncle. 
Uncle  by  mother's  side,  f 
and  deceased  uncle's-/  All  to  uncle. 

or  aunt's  child l^ 

Nephew    by    brother,  T 
and  nephew  by  half--!  Equally  per  capita. 

sister V. 

Brothersorsistcrs,and  I  Equally  (but  the  nephews  or 

nephews  or  nieces  . .  1     nieces  tsike  per  stirpes). 
Nephew    by    deceased  f 
brother,and  nephews)  Equally  per  capita. 
and    nieces   by    de- |     '^^       •>  ^         ^ 

ceased  sister V. 

Brother  and  grandfather— All  to  brother. 
Brother'sgrandson  and  f 
brother    or    sister's-^  All  to  daughter. 

daughter  V 

Brother  and  two  aunts— All  to  brother. 
Brother  and  wife— Half  to  brother  and  half  to  wife. 
Mother  and  brother . . .     Equally. 

„..,        J        i.u  J  THalf    to    wife,    one-fourth    to 

Wife  and  mother,  and        niother,     one  -  fourth      per 

children  of  deceased^     ^^  •         ^^  deceased  brother's 

brother  or  sister. ...[     ^^  gf^^er's  children. 

«7-«     V.    4.U  •  i.       THalf    to    wife,    one-fourth    to 

Wife  brother  or  sister,        ^^^^^^^^  ^r  sister  per  capita, 

and  children  of  de-J      one-fourth  to  deceased  bro- 

ceased  brother  or  818-1     ^j^^^   q^   sister's     child    per 

^^'  I,     stirpes. 

_     ,,  .  .  ,  fHalf  to  brother  or  sister  per 

Brother  or  sister,  and!  ^^      j^^^    ^^    children  of 

children  of  a  deceas--^     deceased    brother    or    sister 
ed  brother  or  sister.  (^    ^^^  ^^^^^^^ 

Giandfather  and  brother— All  to  brother. 


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THE   SUCCESSION   DUTY  ACT. 


[1911 


THE    SUCCESSION    DUTY   ACT. 

R.S.O.  (1897),  Chap.  24  and  Amendments  thereto. 


This  Act  applies  to  the  Estates  of  all  persons  dying 
after  1st  July,  1892. 

The  word  "property"  includes  real  and  personal 
property  of  every  description  and  every  estate  or 
interest  therein  capable  of  being  devised  or  bequeathed 
by  will  or  of  passing  on  the  death  of  the  owner  to  his 
heirs  or  personal  representatives. 

The  word  "child"  shall  be  deemed  to  include  any 
lawful  child  of  the  deceased  or  any  lineal  descendant  of 
such  child  or  any  person  or  persons  adopted  before  the 
age  of  twelve  years  by  the  deceased  as  his  child  or 
children  or  any  infant  to  whom  the  deceased  for  not 
less  than  ten  years  immediately  prior  to  his  death  stood 
in  the  acknowledged  relationship  of  a  parent  or  any 
lineal  descendant  of  such  adopted  child  as  aforesaid 
born  in  lawful  wedlock. 

The  phrase  "aggregate  value"  means  the  value  of 
the  property  after  the  debts,  encumbrances  or  other 
allowances  (set  out  in  the  act)  are  deducted  therefrom 
and  shall  include  property  situate  outside  of  the 
Province  as  well  as  within. 

"Dutiable  value"  means  the  value  of  the  property 
after  the  debts,  encumbrances  or  other  allowances  are 
deducted  therefrom. 

In  determining  the  dutiable  value  of  any  property 
the  value  shall  be  taken  as  at  the  date  of  the  death  of 
the  deceased,  and  allowance  shall  be  made  for  reason- 
able funeral  expenses  and  for  his  debts  and  encum- 
brances, but  an  allowance  shall  not  be  made  (a)  for 
debts  incurred  by  the  deceased  or  encumbrances  created 
by  a  disposition  made  by  the  deceased  unless  such 
debts  or  encumbrances  were  incurred  or  created  bona 
fide  for  full  consideration  in  money  or  money's  worth 
wholly  for  the  deceased's  own  use  and  benefit  and  take 
effect  out  of  his  interest.  (6)  For  any  debt  in  respect 
whereof  there  is  a  right  to  reimbursement  from  any 
other  estate  or  person,  (c)  More  than  once  for  the  same 
debt  or  encumbrance  charged  upon  different  portions 
of  the  estate. 

No  duty  shall  be  leviable : — 

(1)  On  any  estate  the  aggregate  value  of  which  does 
not  exceed  $10,000.  (2)  On  property  devised  or  be- 
queathed for  religious,  charitable  or  educational  purposes 
to  be  carried  on  by  a  corporation  or  persons  domiciled 
within  the  Province  of  Ontario.  (3)  On  property  passing 
under  a  will  intestacy  or  otherwise  to  or  for  the  use  of  a 
father,  mother,  husband,  wife,  child,  daughter-in-law 
or  son-in-law  of  the  deceased,  where  the  aggregate  value 
of  the  property  as  defined  by  this  Act  passing  to  the 
persons  mentioned  does  not  exceed  $50,000. 

Save  as  aforesaid  the  following  property  shall  be 
subject  to  a  succession  duty  :— 

(a)  All  property  situate  within  this  Province  and  anj' 
interest  therein  or  income  therefrom,  whether  the 
deceased  person  owning  or  entitled  thereto  was  domi- 
ciled in  Ontario  at  the  time  of  his  death  or  was  domiciled 
elsewhere,  and  all  mo\eable  or  personal  property  locally 
situate  out  of  this  Province  and  any  interest  therein 
where  the  owner  was  domiciled  in  this  Province  at  the 
time  of  his  death,  whether  such  property  passes  by  will 
or  intestacy. 


(&)  All  property  situate  as  aforesaid  or  any  interest 
therein  or  income  therefrom,  which  shall  be  voluntarily 
transferred  by  deed,  grant,  bargain,  sale  or  gift  made 
in  contemplation  of  the  death  of  the  grantor,  bargainor, 
vendor  or  donor,  or  made  or  intended  to  take  effect  in 
possession  or  enjoyment  after  such  death  to  any  person 
in  trust  or  otherwise  or  by  reason  whereof  any  person 
shall  become  beneficially  entitled  in  possession  or 
expectancy  to  any  property  or  the  income  thereof. 

(c)  Any  property  taken  as  a  donatio  mortis  causa 
made  by  any  person  dying,  on  or  after  the7th  April,  1896, 
or  taken  under  a  disposition  made  by  any  person  so 
dying  purporting  to  operate  as  an  immediate  gift, 
during  life,  whether  by  transfer,  delivery,  declaration  of 
trust,  or  otherwise  which  phall  not  have  been  bona  fide 
made  twelve  months  before  death  of  deceased. 

(d)  Any  property  which  a  person  dying  on  or  after 
the  7th  day  of  April,  1896,  having  been  absolutely 
entitled  thereto  has  caused  or  may  cause  to  be  trans- 
ferred to  or  vested  in  himself,  and  any  other  person 
jointly  whether  by  disposition  or  otherwise  so  that  the 
beneficial  interest  therein  or  in  some  part  thereof  passes 
or  accrues  by  survivorship  on  his  death  to  such  other 
person,  including  also  any  purchase  or  investment 
effected  by  the  person  who  was  absolutely  entitled  to 
the  property  either  by  himself  alone  or  in  concert  or  by 
arrangement  with  any  other  person. 

(e)  Any  property  passing  under  any  past  or  future 
settlement  including  any  trust  whether  in  writing  or 
otherwise,  and  whether  for  valuable  consideration  or 
not  made  by  any  person  dying  on  or  after  7tli  April, 
1896,  by  deed  or  other  instrument  not  taking  effect  as 
a  will  whereby  any  interest  in  such  property  or  the 
proceeds  thereof  for  life  or  any  other  period  is  reserved 
to  the  settlor,  or  whereby  the  settlor  may  have  reserved 
the  right  to  exercise  any  power  to  restore  to  himself  the 
absolute  interest  in  such  property. 

(/)  Any  annuity  or  other  interest  pu'-chased  or  pro- 
vided by  any  person  dying  on  or  after  7th  April,  1896, 
either  by  himself  alone  or  in  concert  with  any  other 
person  to  the  extent  of  the  beneficial  interest  arising  by 
survivorship  or  otherwise  on  the  death  of  the  deceased. 

(g)  Any  interest  in  dower  or  by  the  courtesy  in  any 
land  of  the  person  so  dying  to  which  the  wife  or  husband 
of  the  deceased  becomes  entitled  on  the  decease  of  such 
person. 

Where  the  aggregate  value  of  the  deceased's  property 
exceeds  $50,000,  and  passes  in  manner  aforesaid  either 
in  whole  or  in  part  to  or  for  the  benefit  of  the  father, 
mother,  husband,  wife,  child,  son-in-law  or  daughter-in- 
law  of  the  deceased,  the  same  or  so  much  thereof  as  so 
passes  (as  the  case  may  be)  shall  be  subject  to  a  duty  at 
the  rate  and  on  the  scale  as  follows : — 

(a)  Where  the  said  aggregate  value  exceeds  $50,000 
and  does  not  exceed  $75,000,  1  per  cent. 

(b)  Exceeds  $75,000  and  does  not  exceed  $100,000,  2 
per  cent. 

(c)  Exceeds  $100,000  and  does  not  exceea  $150,000,  3 
Per  cent. 

(d)  Exceeds  $150,000  and  does  not  exceed  $200,000,  4 
er  cent. 

(e)  Exceeds  $200,000,  5  per  cent. 


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397 


Provided  where  the  value  of  any  dutiable  property 
exceeds  $100,000  and  the  amount  passing-  in  manner 
aforesaid  to  any  one  person  exceeds  the  amount  herein- 
after mentioned,  a  further  duty  shall  be  paid  on  the 
amount  so  passinj?  in  addition  to  the  rates  in  the 
foregoing  paragraph  mentioned  as  follows  : — 

(a)  Where  the  whole  amount  so  passing  to  one  person 
exceeds  $100,000  and  does  not  exceed  $200,000, 1  per  cent. 

(b)  Exceeds  $200,000  and  does  not  exceed  $400,000,  1^ 
per  cent. 

(c)  Exceeds  $400,000  and  does  not  exceed  $600,000,  2 
per  cent. 

(d)  Exceeds  $600,000  and  does  not  exceed  $800,000,  2^ 
per  cent. 

(e)  Exceeds  $800,000,  3  per  cent. 

Where  the  aggregate  value  of  the  property  of  the 
deceased  exceeds  $10,000,  so  much  thereof  as  passes  to 
or  for  the  benefit  of  the  grandfather  or  grandmother  or 
any  other  lineal  ancestor  of  the  deceased,  except  the 
father  and  mother,  or  to  any  brother  or  sister  of  the 
deceased,  or  to  any  descendant  of  such  brother  or  sister, 
or  to  a  brother  or  sister  of  the  father  or  mother  of  the 
deceased,  or  to  any  descendant  of  such  last  mentioned 
brother  or  sister  shall  be  subject  to  a  duty  of  $5  for 
every  $100  of  the  value. 

Provided  that  where  the  value  of  any  dutiable  pro- 
perty exceeds  $50,000,  and  the  amount  passing  in 
manner  aforesaid  to  any  one  person  mentioned  in  the 
next  preceding  subsection,  except  the  father  and  mother, 
exceeds  the  amount  hereinafter  mentioned,  a  further 
dutj'  shall  be  paid  on  the  amount  so  passing  in  addition 
to  the  duty  in  the  next  preceding  subsection  mentioned 
as  follows : — 

(a)  Where  the  whole  amount  so  passing  to  one  person 
exceeds  $50,000  and  does  not  exceed  $100,000, 1  per  cent. 

(6)  Exceeds  $100,000  and  does  not  exceed  $150,000, 
IJ  per  cent. 

(c)  Exceeds  $150,000  and  does  not  exceed  $200,000, 

2  per  cent. 

(d)  Exceeds  $200,000  and  does  not  exceed  $250,000, 
2^  per  cent. 

(e)  Exceeds  $250,000  and  does  not  exceed  $300,000, 

3  per  cent. 

(/)  Exceeds  $300,000  and  does  not  exceed  $350,000, 
3^  per  cent. 
(.9)  Exceeds  $350,000  and  does  not  exceed  $400,000, 

4  per  cent. 

(h)  Exceeds  $400,000  and  does  not  exceed  $450,000, 
4^  per  cent. 

(i)  Exceeds  $450,000,  5  per  cent. 

Where  the  aggregate  value  of  the  property  of  the 
deceased  exceeds  $10,000,  and  any  part  thereof  passes 
to  or  for  the  benefit  of  any  person  in  any  other  degree 
of  collateral  consanguinity  to  the  deceased  than  is 
above  described,  or  to  or  for  the  benefit  of  any  stranger 
in  blood  to  the  deceased,  save  as  hereinbefore  provided 
for  the  same,  shall  be  subject  to  a  duty  of  $10  for  every 
$100  of  the  value. 

Any  portion  of  an  estate  where  the  deceased  at  time 
of  death  is  domiciled  in  Ontario,  and  which  is  brought 
into  Ontario  by  executors  or  administrators  to  admin- 
ister shall  be  liable  to  duty,  but  if  any  succession  duty 
or  tax  has  been  paid  thereon  elsewhere  than  in  Ontario, 
and  such  duty  or  tax  so  collected  is  greater  than  the 
duty  payable  in  this  Province  no  duty  shall  be  payable 
thereon  ;  but  if  the  duty  so  paid  elsewhere  is  less  than 
the  Ontario  duty  then  the  difference  must  be  paid. 

Where  any  duty  or  tax  shall  have  been  paid  by  the 
estate  upon  any  moveable  or  personal  property  locally 
situate  outside  of  Ontario  or  any  interest  therein,  an 
allowance  shall  be  made  for  any  outside  duty  paid 
thereon;  the  difference,  if  any,  between  the  outside 
and  Ontario  duty  shall  be  likewise  paid.  Provided  the 
above  allowances  and  differences  are  only  made  with 


respect  to  any  country,  state  or  British  Province  or 
possession  where  a  similar  allowance  is  made  for  the 
duty  or  tax  paid  under  this  Act  on  property  in  Ontario 
passing  on  the  death  of  any  person  domiciled  in  any 
such  outside  country. 

Should  an  executor  or  administrator,  in  order  to 
escape  payment  of  Succession  Duty,  distribute  any  part 
of  said  estate  without  bringing  the  same  into  Ontario, 
such  executor  or  administrator  shall  be  liable,  person- 
ally, to  pay  His  Majesty  the  amount  of  duty  as  if  such 
assets  had  been  brought  within  Ontario,  provided  that 
this  shall  not  apply  to  payments  made  to  persons 
domiciled  out  of  Ontario  from  assets  situate  without 
the  Province. 

No  foreign  executor  or  administrator  shall  assign  or 
transfer  any  stocks  or  shares  in  Ontario  standing  in  the 
name  of  a  deceased  person,  or  in  trust  for  him,  which 
are  liable  to  pay  Succession  Duty  until  such  duty  is 
paid  or  security  given  therefore  as  provided,  and  any 
corporation  allowing  a  transfer  of  any  stocks  or  shares 
contrary  to  this  provision  shall  be  liable  to  pay  the  duty. 

An  executor  or  administrator  applying  for  letters 
probate  or  administration  to  the  estate  of  a  deceased 
person  shall,  before  the  issue  of  such  letters  to  him, 
make  and  file  with  the  Surrogate  Registrar  a  full  and 
correct  statement  under  oath,  giving  (a)  full  itemized 
inventory  of  all  the  property  of  the  deceased  and  the 
market  value  thereof,  (b)  The  several  persons  to  whom 
the  same  will  pass  under  the  will  or  intestacy  and  the 
degree  of  relationship  in  which  they  stand  to  the 
deceased ;  and  such  executor  or  administrator  shall, 
before  the  issue  of  such  letters  probate,  deliver  to  the 
Surrogate  Registrar  a  bond,  in  a  penal  sum  equal  to 
ten  per  cent,  of  the  sworn  value  of  such  property  liable 
to  Succession  Dutj',  executed  by  himself  and  two 
sureties  to  be  approved  of  by  the  Registrar  conditioned 
for  the  due  payment  of  any  duty  to  which  the  property 
may  be  found  liable. 

Should  the  Treasurer  of  Ontario  be  not  satisfied  with 
the  value  so  sworn  to  or  with  the  correctness  of  the 
Inventory,  he  shall  direct  the  Sheriff  of  the  County  or 
City  to  make  a  valuation  and  appraise  the  said  property, 
and  provision  is  made  for  an  appeal  from  such  appraise- 
ment to  the  Surrogate  Judge  of  the  County  within 
thirty  days  after  making  and  filing  such  assessment. 
The  duties  imposed  by  the  Act  unless  otherwise  pro- 
vided for  shall  be  due  and  payable  at  the  death  of  the 
deceased  or  within  eighteen  months  thereafter.  Should 
they  not  then  be  paid  interest  at  5  per  cent,  per  annum 
from  death  of  deceased  shall  be  charged  and  collected, 
and  same  shall  be  a  lien  upon  the  property  in  respect  to 
which  the^'  are  payable  until  fully  paid.  Provision  is 
made  however  as  regards  postponement  of  the  duty 
payable  on  any  future  or  contingent  estates,  income  or 
interest,  with  the  consent  of  the  Provincial  Treasurer  in 
writing,  until  such  estate,  income  or  interest  comes  into 
possession.  The  Treasurer  of  the  Province,  on  being 
satisfied  that  the  full  amount  of  Succession  Duty  has 
been  or  will  be  paid  in  respect  of  an  estate  or  in  part 
thereof  shall,  if  required,  give  to  the  person  accounting 
for  the  duty  a  certificate  which  shall  discharge  from 
any  further  claim  the  property  shown  by  the  certificate 
to  form  the  estate. 

An  administrator,  executor  or  trustee  having  in 
charge  or  trust  any  estate,  legacy  or  property  subject 
to  duty  shall  deduct  same  therefrom  or  collect  the  duty 
thereon  from  the  person  entitled  to  such  property,  and 
shall  not  deliver  any  property  subject  to  duty  to  any 
person  until  he  has  collected  the  duty  thereon. 


LEGAL    AND    JUDICIARY. 


Suprenie  Court  of  the  DorT|inior\.  i 

The  Supreme  Court,  as  a  high  Court  of  Appeal  con- 
stituted by  Dominion  Statute  (see  R.  S.  C.  (1906),  Chap. 
139),  is  composed  of  a  Chief  Justice  and  five  Puisne 
Judges,  and  has  appellate,  civil  and  criminal  juris- 
diction within  and  throughout  the  Dominion  of  Canada. 
The  Judges  reside  at  Ottawa,  where  the  Supreme  Court 
holds  annually  three  Sessions— the  first  beginning  on 
the  third  Tuesday  in  February,  the  second  on  the  first 
Tuesday  in  May,  and  the  third  on  the  first  Tuesday  in 
October. 
Right  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Fitzpatrick,  Chief 

Justice,  P.C,  K.C.M.G $10,000 

Hon.  Ddsir6  Girouard,  Puisne  Judge 9,000 

Hon.  Sir  Louis  Davies,  Puisne  Judge,  K.C.M.G. .     9,000 

Hon.  J.  Idington,  Puisne  Judge 9,000 

Hon.  L.  P.  DufI,  Puisne  Judge 9,000 

Hon.  F.  A.  Anglin,  Puisne  Judge 9,000 


E.  R.  Cameron,  K.C.,  Registrar 4,000 

C.  H.  Masters,  K.O.,  Reporter 2,600 

L.  H.  Coutlee,  K.C.,  Assistant  Reporter 2,300 

Tf\e  Excliequer  Court  of  the  Don\iniori. 

The  Exchequer  Court,  also  constituted  under  a  Domi- 
nion Statute  (see  R.  S.  C.  (1906),  Chap.  140),  is  presided 
over  by  one  Judge  and  has  original  exclusive  jurisdiction 
in  all  claims,  suits  or  actions  against  the  Crown.  It  has 
concurrent  jurisdiction  in  relation  to  revenue  cases  and 
the  enforcement  of  penalties,  in  cases  in  which  it  is 
sought  at  the  instance  of  the  Attorney-General  of 
Canada  to  impeach  or  annul  any  patent  of  invention,  in 
copyright  trade  mark  or  industrial  design  cases,  in 
patent  cases  or  respecting  lands ;  cases  against  Crown 
officers  for  anything  done  or  omitted  to  be  done  as  such 
officer,  and  all  actions  or  suits  in  which  the  Crown  is 
plaintiff  or  petitioner  in  cases  of  Receiver  for  or  sale  of 
insolvent  Railways.  The  Exchequer  Court  is  also  a 
Prize  Court  in  time  of  war. 

Hon.  W.  G.  P.  Cassels,  Judge  of  the  Court $8,000 

L.  A.  Audette,  Esq.,  K.O.,  Registrar 3,250 

Chas.  Morse,  Esq.,  K.C.,  D.C.L.,  Reporter  and 

Dep'y  Registrar 2,450 

i^dmiraity  Divisioii. 

In  pursuance  of  the  powers  given  by  "The  Colonial 
Courts  of  Admiralty  Act,  1890,"  the  Exchequer  Court  of 
Canada  is  declared  a  Colonial  Court  of  Admiralty. 
(SeeR.  S.  C.  (1906),  Chap.  141.) 

The  Exchequer  Court  has  the  jurisdiction  conferred 
by  the  Colonial  Courts  of  Admiralty  Act  throughout 
Canada  and  the  waters  thereof,  whether  tidal  or  non- 
tidal,  and  may  enforce  all  rights  and  remedies  in  all 
matters  (including  cases  of  contract  and  tort  and  pro- 
ceedings in  rem  and  in  personam)  arising  out  of  or 
connected  with  navigation,  shipping,  trade  or  com- 
merce, which  may  be  had  or  enforced  in  any  Colonial 
Court  of  Admiralty  under  the  said  Act. 

Admiralty  business  may  be  transacted  at  the  office  of 
the  Exchequer  Court  at  Ottawa,  or  at  the  local  registry 
offices. 

There  are  Admiralty  Districts  presided  over  by  Local 
Judges  in  Admiralty  as  follows  : — 

(<t)  The  Province  of  Ontario  tinder  the  name  of  the 
Toronto  Admiralty  District  with  a  Registry  at  the  City 
of  Toronto. 

(h)  The  Province  of  Quebec  with  Registry  at  the  City 
of  Quebec. 

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(c)  The  Province  of  Nova  Scotia  with  Registry  at  the 
City  of  Halifax. 

(d)  The  Province  of  New  Brunswick  with  Registry  at 
the  City  of  St.  John. 

(e)  The  Province  of  British  Columbia  with  Registry 
at  the  City  of  Victoria. 

(f)  The'  Province  of  Prince  Edward  Island  with 
Registry  at  the  City  of  Charlottetown. 

(g)  The  Yukon  Territory  with  Registry  at  the  City 
of  Dawson. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  TORONTO  ADMIRALTY   DISTRICT. 

Local  Judge,  The  Hon.  J.  T.  Garrow. 
Registrar,  John  Bruce. 
Marshal,  R.  S.  Stonehouse. 

Local  Judges  of  the  Admiralty  are  within  their 
Admiralty  District  ranked  as  Judges  of  the  Exchequer 
Court. 

T(\e  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  for  Ontario. 

Court  of  Appeal  for  Ontario.— Constituted  for  the 
hearing  of  appeals  from  the  High  Court  of  Justice, 
and  from  the  County  Courts.  From  the  judgment 
of  this  Court  an  appeal  lies,  at  the  option  of  litigants, 
either  to  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  Dominion,  or  to 
His  Majesty  in  Privy  Council,  in  cases  over  £1,000,  or 
where  annual  rent,  fee,  or  future  rights  of  any  amount, 
are  affected.  The  Judges  of  this  Court  may  be 
placed  on  the  rota  for  the  trial  of  Election  peti- 
tions, with  the  Justices  of  the  High  Court,  who  as 
ex-officio  Judges  of  this  Court,  choose  from  their  num- 
ber a  Judge  or  Judges  to  sit  in  Appeal  in  case  of  there 
being  a  vacancy  in  this  Court,  or  if,  from  illness  or 
some  other  cause,  one  of  the  Judges  of  the  Court  is 
unable  to  be  present,  or  is  under  any  legal  disqualifi- 
cation to  hear  an  appeal.  Sittings  are  held  at  such 
times  and  for  such  periods  as  the  Judges  shall,  from 
time  to  time,  deem  necessary  or  convenient  for  the 
speedy  dispatch  of  business,  the  five  regular  sittings  being 
the  first  Tuesdaj'  in  March  and  September,  and  the 
second  Tuesday  in  January,  May  and  November,  due 
notice  of  the  time  of  holding  of  further  sittings  being 
given.  If  required,  a  second  division  of  the  Court,  con- 
sisting of  Judges  of  the  High  Court,  can  also  sit  for  the 
disposal  of  business. 

Chief  Justice  of  Ontario — Hon.  Sir  Charles  Moss 
($8,00f)).  Justices  of  Appeal— Hon.  J.  T.  Garrow,  Hon. 
J.  J.  Maclaren,  Hon.  R.  M.  Meredith,  Hon.  J.  Magee 
($7,000  each).  Registrar-  'N.  F.  Paterson,  K.C.  Asst. 
Registrar— U.  H.  Robertson,  K.C.  Usher  and  Libra- 
rian—E.  Oliver. 

\\\g\\  Court  of  Justice  for  Oritario. 

The  jurisdiction  of  this  Court  extends  to  all  manner 
of  actions  and  causes,  criminal  and  civil,  real,  personal 
and  mixed,  witliin  Ontario,  and  it  may  proceed  in  such, 
by  such  process  and  course  as  are  provided  by  law, 
and  as  shall  tend  with  justice  and  despatch  to  determine 
the  same ;  and  may  and  shall  hear  and  determine  all 
issues  of  law,  and  also  (with  or  without  a  jury  as  pro- 
vided by  law)  determine  all  issues  of  fact,  and  give 
judgment,  and  award  execution  thereon,  as  might  on 
the  5th  day  of  December,  1895,  be  done  in  His  Majesty's 
Court  of  King's  Bench,  Common  Bench  or  in  matters 
which  relate  to  the  King's  Revenue  (including  the  con- 
demnation of  contraband  or  smuggled  goods)  as  may  be 
done  by  His  Majesty's  Court  of  Exchequer  in  England, 
and  also  the  like  jurisdiction  as  the  Court  of  Chancery 
in  England,  on  the  4th  day  of  March,  1837,  in  cases 
of  fraud,  accident,  trusts,  executors,  administrators, 

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co-partnerships,  account,  mortgages,  awards,  dower,  in- 
fants, idiots,  lunatics  and  their  estates,  waste,  specific 
performance,  discovery,  and  to  prevent  multiplicity  of 
suits,  and  may  decree  the  issue,  repeal,  or  voidance  of 
letters  patent,  and  generally  the  like  powers  which  the 
Court  of  Chancery  in  England  possessed  on  the  10th  day 
of  June,  1857,  to  administer  justice  in  all  cases  in  which 
there  is  no  adequate  remedy  at  law. 

Divisional  Court  sittings  are  held  on  the  first  Monday  of 
each  month  (except  vacation)  to  dispose  of  such  matters 
as  may  properly  be  brought  before  a  Divisional  Court. 

Law  Circuits.— Sittinjs  for  Hearing  of  Actions. 
— In  the  Counties  of  York,  Wentworth,  Carleton  and 
Middlesex,  there  is  held  an  additional  such  Court 
every  winter ;  and  in  the  County  of  York  there  is  held 
another  such  Court  before  the  first  day  of  July.  When- 
ever in  any  year  the  judges  may  determine  that  it  is 
not  necessary  to  hold  the  latter  such  sittings  may  be 
dispensed  with.  The  sittings  for  hearing  of  actions 
may,  in  the  discretion  of  the  Judges,  be  held  separate 
and  apart  from  the  Courts  of  Oyer  and  Terminer,  and 
General  Gaol  Delivery.  In  the  City  of  Toronto  the 
sittings  for  trial  of  actions  without  a  jury  are  now 
practically  continuous  from  15th  September  to  the  1st 
of  next  July,  excepting  Christmas  vacation,  and  actions 
can  be  set  down  as  soon  as  ready  for  trial. 

The  Courts  in  each  Circuit  are  presided  over  by  the 
Chancellor  or  by  a  retired  or  present  Justice  of  the  High 
Court  or  of  the  Court  of  Appeal,  or  by  a  Judge  of  a 
County  Court,  or  by  some  one  of  His  Majesty's  Counsel 
learned  in  the  law,  requested  by  the  Chancellor  or  one 
of  the  Justices  to  act  in  that  behalf. 

Weekly  Sittings.— A  Judge  sits  at  Osgoode  Hall 
every  week  except  vacation  for  the  purpose  of  disposing 
of  all  business  except  trials  which  may  be  transacted  by 
a  single  Judge.  Chamber  business  on  Tuesdays  and 
Fridays.  Court  business  on  Mundays,  Wednesdays  and 
Thursda3's.  Sittings  will  be  held  at  Ottawa  and  London 
respectively  at  least  one  day  in  each  week  (except  vaca- 
tion) to  dispose  of  certain  matters  which  can  be  deter- 
mined by  a  single  Judge.  The  Judges  have  now  power 
on  petition  to  constitute  monthly  or  semi  monthly 
sittings  in  lieu  of  weekly. 

Chambers. — Chambers  are  held  each  day  for  such 
business  relating  to  actions  as  may  be  transacted  by 
a  single  judge  out  of  Court.  The  Master  in  Chambers 
is  empowered  to  obtain  the  assistance  of  any  Official  Re- 
feree to  sit  with  or  for  him. 

Long  Vacation  extends  from  the  1st  of  July  to  the 
Slst  of  August,  both  inclusive.  There  is  also  a  vaca- 
tion from  the  24th  December  to  6th  January,  both 
inclusive. 

Courts  for  the  Trial  of  Controverted  Elections.— 
The  nature  of  these  courts  is  sufficiently  indicated  in 
their  title.  In  respect  to  elections  for  the  House  of 
Commons  of  Canada,  the  Superior  Courts  by  one  of 
their  Judges  appointed  in  that  behalf,  are  invested  with 
special  jurisdiction  for  the  trial  of  contested  elections, 
and  appeals  lie  to  the  Supreme  Court  at  Ottawa.  In 
respect  to  elections  for  the  Local  Legislature  of  Ontario, 
the  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  meet 
annually  on  or  before  the  day  next  preceding  the  Christ- 
mas Vacation,  and  severally  elect,  by  a  majority  of  votes, 
a  Judge  from  their  respective  Courts  or  Division  to  be 
placed  on  the  rota  for  the  trial  of  election  petitions 
during  the  ensuing  j^ear.  In  the  case  of  death  or  the 
illness  of  a  Judge  so  chosen,  the  Court  of  which  he  is  a 
member  meet  and  elect  another  Judge.  Trials  involving 
corrupt  practices  are  presided  over  by  two  Judges, 
otherwise  a  single  Judge  presides,  and  an  appeal  lies  to 
the  Court  of  Appeal  of  the  Province. 

Registrar Ont. ElectionCourt  -H.H.Robertson.K.C. 
Judges. 

Chancellor— Hon.  Sir  J.  A.  Boyd,  88,000. 

C.  J.  K.  B.— Hon.  SirGlenholnu  Falconbridge,  $8,000. 

C.  J.  C.  P.— Hon.  Sir  W.  R.  Meredith,  $8,000. 

C.  J.  Ex.  D.— Hon.  Sir  W.  Mulock.  $8,000. 

Justices— Hon.  Hugh  McMahon,  Hon.' B.  M.  Britton, 
Hon.  J.  V.  Teetzel,  Hon.  R.  C.  Clute,  Hon.  W,  R. 
Riddell,  Hon.  F.  R.  Latchford,  Hon.  R.  F.  Sutherland, 
Hon.  W.  E.  Middleton,  $7,000  each. 

Officers  of  the  High  Court. 

Official  Guardian— F.  W.  Harcourt,  K.C. 

Senior  Registrar— G.  S.  Holmested,  K.C. 

Junior  Registrars- A.  F.  McLean,  Geo.  M.  Lee. 


Central  Office— C^erA  of  Crown  and  Pleas,  M.  B.  Jack- 
son. Clerk  of  Records  and  Writs,  and  Chief  Clerk  of 
Central  Office—^.  Harley.  Judgment  Clerk— D'Aroy 
Hinds.  Clerks~W.  McTavish,  F.  W.  Scott,  R.  W. 
Ralph,  R.  F.  Killally,  M.  B.  Black,  C.  G.  Spanner. 
Clerk  in  Registrar's  Office— C,  O.  Strange.  Clerk  Non- 
Jury  Court— W.  H.  Best. 

Official  Referees  {Ex-Officio.)—The  Judges  of  the 
County  Courts,  the  Master-in -Ordinary,  the  Registrars 
of  the  High  Court  and  the  Local  Masters,  the  Master-in- 
Chambers,  and  the  Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Pleas. 

Clerk  of  Assize. — High  Court  of  Justice,  G.  B.  Nicol. 
Toronto. 

Master's  Office.— Master-in-Ordinary  of  the  Supreme 
Court— G.  O.  Alcorn,  K.C.  Chief  Clerk  and  Ac- 
countant—J.  A.  C.  Cameron.  Clerk— A.  E.  Bastedo. 
(For  list  of  local  masters,  see  page  399). 

Master-in-Chambers— J.  S.  Cartwright,  K.C.  Clerk- 
in-Chambers—F.  Arnoldi.  Assistant— C.  Bell.  Clerk — 
Miss  A.  B.  G.  Cull. 

Special  Examiners— F.  Arnoldi,  Geo.  A.  Boomer, 
John  Bruce,  W.  D.  Gwynne  and  Henry  Wickham. 

Accountant's  Office. — Accountant — Benj.  W.  Murray. 
Assistant  Accountant— Lawrence  Boyd.  Clerks— C.  Gil- 
bert, George  T.  Leonard,  Miss  M.  Buchan,  Philip  Boj'd. 

Taxing  Officers. — J.  H.  Thom,  M.  J.  Macnamara. 

Deputy  Clerks  op  the  Crown.— The  Clerks  of  the 
County  Courts  will  be  ex-officio  Deputy  Clerks  of  the 
Crown  and  Pleas  of  their  several  Counties  as  the  present 
incumbents  vacate  by  death  or  otherwise. 

Inspector  of  Legal  Offices.— J.  W.  Mallon,  B.A., 
LL.B.     Clerk— Wm.  Forsyth  Grant. 

Surrogate  Clerk  for  Ontario  and  Clerk  of  the 
Process— C.  J.  McCabe,  Clerks,  W.  S.  Anderson,  Miss 
F  B.  Reade. 

Clerk  of  Process.— A.  E,  Trow. 

Law  Stamp  Distributor— J.  H.  Carnegie. 

Inspector  of  Titles  and  Referee  of  Titles  at  Tor- 
onto—G.  S.  Holmested,  K.C. 

Master  of  Titles,  under  Land  Titles  Act,  R.S.O.  (Tor- 
rens  Act),  J.  G.  Scott,  K.C.  Clerks— W.  J.  Lander, 
H.  C.  Russell,  W.  G.  Yelland,  E.  Cassidy,  A.  W.  Knight. 

Local  Masters  of  Titles.- John  M.  Munro,  Port 
Arthur  ;  Val.  McNamara,  Sault  St.  Marie  ;  J.  W.  Deacon, 
North  Bay ;  P.  McCurry,  Parry  Sound ;  J.  E.  Lount, 
Bracebridge ;  W.  R.  Alarey,  Gore  Bay  ;  J.  H.  Coyne, 
St.  Thomas  ;  Robt.  E.  Preston,  Kenora  ;  J.  B.  Dow, 
Whitby ;  John  Bishop,  Ottawa ;  W.  J.  Keating,  Fort 
Frances;  Stephen  Fournier,  Sudbury. 

Judges'  Stenographers  and  Ushers — W.  Walter 
Perry,  W.  M.  Winterberry,  Geo.  L.  Crooks,  R.  A.  Walker. 

Stenographic  Reporters- Alexander  H.  Crawford, 
Cottingham  St.  ;  A.  J.  Henderson,  77  St.  Patrick  St.  ; 
Robt.  Tyson,  10  Harbord  St.;  E.  E.  Horton,  Rose  Ave.; 
Nelson  R.  Butcher,  Temple  Bld'g ;  F.  V.  Dickson,  Wrox- 
eter,  Ont. :  H.  J.  Emerson,  94  Howard  St.;  John  Agnew, 
Temple  Bld'g. 

Usher  -Robert  Lawson. 

Messengers- Jas.  Gorrie  and  J.  W.  Montgomery. 

County  and  District  Courts.— Presided  over  by  a 
resident  Judge  in  each  county,  assisted  in  some  coun- 
ties by  a  Deputy  or  Junior  Judge.  Their  jurisdiction 
extends  to  (a)  Actions  arising  out  of  contract  express 
or  implied  where  the  sum  claimed  does  not  exceed  $800  ; 
(&)  Personal  actions,  except  actions  for  criminal  conver- 
sation and  actions  for  libel,  where  the  sum  claimed  does 
not  exceed  $500 ;  (c)  Actions  for  trespass  or  injury  to 
land  wliere  the  sum  claimed  does  not  exceed  $500, 
unless  the  title  to  the  land  is  in  question,  and  in  that 
case  also  where  the  value  of  the  land  does  not  exceed 
$500,  and  the  sum  claimed  does  not  exceed  that  amount ; 
(rf)  Actions  for  obstruction  of  or  interference  with  a 
right  of  way  or  other  easement  with  values  same  as  in 
clause  (c) ;  (e)  Actions  for  the  recovery  of  property,  real 
or  personal,  including  actions  of  replevin  and  actions  of 
detinue  where  the  value  of  the  property  does  not  exceed 
.$500;  (/)  Actions  for  the  enforcement  by  foreclosure  or 
sale  or  for  the  redemption  of  mortgages,  charges  or 
liens,  where  the  sum  claimed  to  be  due  does  not  exceed 
$500;  (g)  Partnership  actions  where  the  joint  stock  or 
capital  of  the  partnership  does  not  exceed  in  amount  or 
value  $2,000 ;  (ft)  Actions  by  legatees  under  a  will  for  the 
recovery  or  delivery  of  money  or  property  bequeathed 
to  them  where  the  legacy  does  not  exceed  in  value  or 
amount  $500,  and  the  estate  of  the  testator  does  not 
exceed  in    value    $2,000;    (i)    All    other   actions   for 


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equitable  relief  where  the  subject  matter  involved  does 
not  exceed  in  value  or  amount  $500 ;  and  (j)  Actions 
and  contestations  for  the  determination  of  the  right  of 
creditors  to  rank  upon  insolvent  estates  where  the 
claim  of  the  creditor  does  not  exceed  §500.  Appeals 
and  motions  for  new  trials  are  to  be  made  to  a 
Divisional  Court. 

CoaNTY  Court  Sittings  and  Court  of  General  Ses- 
sions. — The  County  Judge  in  each  county  holds  a  sitting 
of  his  Court  and  a  Court  of  General  Sessions  in  his 
county,  for  the  trial  of  issues  of  fact,  semi-annually  on 
the  second  Tuesday  in  June  and  December,  except  in 
the  Counties  of  Carlton,  Middlesex  and  Wentworth, 
where  they  are  held  on  the  first  Tuesdays  in  June  and 
December,  and  in  the  County  of  York,  four  sittings, 
commencing  on  the  first  Tuesdays  in  December  and 
March,  and  the  second  Tuesdays  in  May  and  September, 
the  Sessions  being  for  the  trial  of  cases  of  felony  and 
misdemeanor,  but  treason  and  capital  felonies  are 
exempted  from  their  jurisdiction  ;  and  (except  in  the 
County  of  York)  sittings  for  the  trial  of  issues  without 
a  jury  shall  be  held  in  every  County  and  District  Court 
on  the  first  Tuesday  in  April  and  October  in  each  year 
for  trials  and  assessments  without  a  jury.  The  Judge 
may  also,  in  his  discretion,  hold  additional  sittings  at 
such  times  as  may  be  deemed  expedient  to  expedite 
business,  but  only  for  the  trial  of  issues  of  fact  without 
a  jury.  Sittings  of  the  District  Courts  for  trials  with 
or  without  a  jury  shall  be  held  as  follows: — At  Brace- 
bridge  and  Sault  Ste.  Marie  on  the  second  Tuesday  in 
June  and  November.  Fort  Francis,  fii-st  Tuesday  in 
April  and  November.  Gore  Bay,  last  Tuesday  in  May 
and  third  Tuesday  in  October.  Kenora,  first  Tuesday  in 
June  and  second  Tuesday  in  November.  North  Bay, 
second  Tuesday  in  June,  fourth  Tuesday  in  November. 
Parry  Sound,  first  Tuesdays  in  June  and  December. 
Port  Arthur,  first  Tuesday  in  May,  second  Tuesday  in 
November.  Sudbury,  first  Tuesdays  in  June  and 
November. 

County  Judge's  Criminal  Court.— Persons  committed 
to  jail  for  trial,  on  charge  of  being  guilty  of  any  ofifence 
for  which  they  may  be  tried  at  a  Court  of  General  Ses- 
sions may,  with  their  own  consent,  and  subject  to  the 
provisions  of  the  Act  in  that  behalf,  be  forthwith  tried 
by  the  Judge  of  the  County  Court  and  General  Sessions 
without  a  jury,  and  if  convicted,  be  sentenced  by  said 
Judge  ;  and  the  Judge  sitting  on  any  such  trial  for  all 
the  purposes  thereof,  is  constituted  a  Court  of  Record, 
and  the  record  in  any  such  case  shall  be  filed  among  the 
records  of  the  Court  of  General  Sessions  last  mentioned. 

County  Court  Quarterly  Sittings.— The  several 
County  Courts  in  Ontario  hold  four  sittings  in  each 
year,  commencing  respectively  on  the  second  Monday 
in  the  month  of  January,  and  the  first  Monday  in  the 
months  of  April,  July,  and  October,  except  the  County 
of  York,  which  commences  on  the  first  Monday  in  April, 
and  the  second  Monday  in  January,  June  and  October, 
and  ending  on  the  Saturday  of  the  same  week,  unless 
extended  by  order  of  the  Judge. 

Courts  of  Revision. — The  County  Judges  hold  annu- 
ally Courts  of  final  revision  of  the  Assessment  Rolls  of 
each  Municipality,  being  in  the  light  of  Courts  of 
Appeal  from  the  first  Court  of  Revision  held  by  the 
Municipality  ;  and  also  Courts  for  the  Revision  of  the 
Voters'  Lists  for  Provincial  Elections. 

Surrogate  Courts.— The  jurisdiction  of  these  Courts 
relates  to  all  testamentarj^  matters  and  causes,  and  to  the 
granting  and  revoking  of  probate  of  wills,  and  letters  of 
administration  of  the  effects  of  deceased  persons  having 
estate  or  effect  in  Ontario,  and  all  matters  arising  out 
of  or  connected  with  the  grant  or  revocation  of  pro- 
bate or  administration,  subject  to  an  appeal  to  the  Chan- 
cery Division.  The  County  Judges  are  also  Judges  of 
the  Surrogate  Courts. 

Division  Courts  are  held  for  the  summary  disposal  of 
cases  by  the  presiding  Judge,  being  the  County  Judge  or 
his  Deputy,  or  any  Barrister  appointed  to  hold  the  same ; 
but  a  jury  of  five  persons  may  be  demanded  in  certain 
cases.  Their  jurisdiction  extends  to  actions  of  debt  or 
contract  where  the  balance  claimed  is  over  ^100  and 
under  .$200  and  the  original  amount  was  ascertained  by 
the  signature  of  the  defendant,  subject  in  some  cases 
to  an  appeal  to  a  Divisional  Court,  and  to  $100  in  other 
cases  of  debt ;  but  the  sum  of  the  account  to  be  gone 
into  cannot  exceed  $400 ;  injuries  or  torts  to  personal 
chattels  amounting  to  $60  ;  and  personal  actions  to  that 
amount,  if  not  excepted  from  their  jurisdiction  ;  but  not 
to  actions  for  gambling  debts,  liquor  drunk  in  a  tavern, 
or  notes  of  hand  given  therefor,  ejectment,  title  to  land, 


&c.,  or  any  toll,  custom  or  franchise,  will  or  settlement, 
malicious  prosecution,  libel,  slander,  crim.  con.,  seduc- 
tion or  breach  of  promise,  or  actions  against  a  J.  P.  for 
anything  done  by  him  in  the  execution  of  his  office,  if 
he  objects  to  it.  Each  Judicial  District  is  divided  into 
Court  Divisions,  and  Courts  are  held  once  in  two  months 
in  each  Division,  or  oftener  at  the  discretion  of  the 
Judge.  The  Divisions  are  established  by  the  Courts  of 
General  Sessions,  and  in  certain  cases  by  the  Judges. 

Commissioners  for  taking  Affidavits  for  use  in  the 
Supreme  and  Exchequer  Courts  of  Canada.— (See  list 
on  page  321.) 

Province  of  Quebec. 

King's  Bench. 

Chikf  Justice.- Hon.  Sir  Louis  Amable  Jett6, 
K.C.M.G.,  $8,000. 

PuisNK  Judges.— Hons.  H.  Archambault,  A.  G.  Cross, 
N.  W.  Trenholme,  J.  Lavergne,  H.  G.  Carroll,  $7,000  each. 

Joint  Clerks  of  Appeals.— Alphonse  Pouliot  and 
C.  A.  Chenevert. 

Deputy  Clerk  of  Appkals  and  Clerk  of  tuk  Grown 
at  Montreal. — Louis  Ouimet 

Spkcial  Deputy  Clerk  at  Quebec— Jos.  Nadeau. 

Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Pe.\^ce  at  Montreal.— 
L.  W.  Sicotte  and  U.  Lafontaine. 

Clerk  of  thk  Peace  at  Quebec.— L.  Brunet. 

Premier  and  Attorney-General.— Hon.  Sir  Lomer 
Gouin,  K.C. 

Superior  Court. 
districts.  judges. 

Artliabaska    Hon.  J.  C.  Pouliot. 

Beauharnois  "    Wilfrid  Mercier. 

Bedford "    W.  W.  Lynch. 

<^-«l"^{Bourv;ntuVe  ::::::  "  A.Tessier. 

Iberville "  D.Monet. 

Juliette    "  F.  O.  Dugas. 

Kainouraska "  M.  H.  E.  Ciraon. 

Montmagny  A  Beauce "  H.C.  Pelletier,Quebec 

Montreal "  Sir  M.  McT.  Tait,  Kt. , 

"        "  C.  P.  Davidson.  [C.J 

"         '*  S.  Pagneulo. 

"  H.  C.  Saint  Pierie. 

"         "  C.  C.  DeLorimer. 

"         "  John  Dunlop. 

"         "  J.  S.  Archibald. 

"         "  Louis  Tellier. 

"         "  E.  Lafontaine. 

'*         "  T.  Fortin. 

"         "  E.  Guerin. 

"         "  N.  Charbonneau. 

"         "  Charles  Archer. 

"         "  R.  A.  E.  Greenshields. 

"         "  L.  P.  Demers. 

"         "  Chas.  Laurendeau. 

Ottawa  &  Co.  of  Argenteuil.  "  L.  N.  Champagne. 

Pontiac "  Wm.  A.  Weir. 

Quebec "  Sir  Francis  Langelier, 

Kt.,  Acting  C.J. 

" "  J.  C.  McCorkiU. 

'•      "    F.  X.  Lemieux. 

"      '*    A.  Malouin. 

"      "    L.  J.  Cannon. 

Richelieu    "    A.  A.  Bruneau. 

Rimouski    "    L.  R.  Roy. 

Chicoutimi  &  Saguenay,  Q. .      "    Blaise  Letellier. 

St.  Francis "    M.     Hutchinson    and 

A.  Globensky. 

St.  Hyacinthe "    P.  G.  Martineau. 

Terrebonne "    J.  E.  Robidoux. 

Three  Rivers "    R.  S.  Cooke  and  F.  S. 

Tourigny. 

(For  Clerks  of  the  Courts  see  page  325.) 

Judges  of  the  Sessions  of  the  Peace.— Hon. 
C.  Langelier,  Quebec  ;  F.  X.  Choquet,  Esq.,  Montreal. 

Circuit  Court  of  the  District  of  Montreal  Judges.- 
John  Daly  Purcell,  Esq.,  A.  Dorion,  Esq.,  and  Caliste 
LeBeuf,  Esq. 

Local  Judge  in  Admiralty  of  the  Exchequer  Coitrt, 
Quebec— Hon.  A.  B.  Routhier,  $1,000. 

Deputy  Judge.— Hon.  J.  Dunlop  (no  salary). 

Commissioners  in  Quebec  City  appointed  to  receive  af- 
fidavits for  outside  Provinces  : — British  Columbia, 
Manitoba,  and  Nova  Scotia,  Thos.  J.  Molony ;  New  Bruns- 
wick, Thos.  J.  Molony,  A.  Pouliot,  G.  Stewart;  Ontario, 
Thos.  J.  Molony,  E.  G.  Meredith,  0.  Tessier;  Prince 
Edward  Island,  Thos.  J.  Molony. 


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Province  of  New  Brunswick. 

Supreme  Court  Judges.— Hon,  Frederick  E.  Barker, 
Chief  Justice,  $7,000 ;  Hons.  Pierre  Armand  Landry, 
Ezekiel  McLeod,  Albert  S.  White,  Harrison  A.  MoKeown 
and  Jeremiah  H.  Barry,  $6,000  each. 

Judge  in  Equity.— Hon.  Frederick  E.  Barker. 

Clerk  of  the  Pleas.— T.  Carleton  Allen. 

County  Court  Judges.— Henry  F.  McLatchy,  Esq., 
$3,000  ;  Wm.  Wedderburn,  Esq.,  $3,000  ;  W.  Wilberforce 
Wells,  Esq.,  $3,000;  J.  G.  Forbes,  Esq.,  $3,500;  Wm. 
Wilson,  Esq.,  $3,000;  J.  L.  Carleton,  Esq.,  $3,000. 

Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes.— Hon.  Harrison 
A.  McKeown. 

Local  Judge  in  Admiralty  of  the  Exchequer 
Court  for  the  District  of  New  Brunswick.— Hon. 
Ezekiel  McLeod,  $1,000. 

Attorney-General. — Hon.  J.  Douglas  Hazen,  K.C. 
Clerks  of  the  Courts. 
County.  Clerk. 

Albert Miles  B.  Dixon 

"      Allen  W.  Bray  (Circuits) 

Carleton William  M .  Connell 

"        Louis  E.  Young  {Circuits) 

Charlotte Jas.  G.  Stevens,  Jr. 

"         Melville  N.  Cockburn  (Circuits) 

Gloucester John  J.  Harrington 

Kent  Havelock  H.  James 

" Geo.  A.  Hutchinson  {Circuits) 

King's William  D.  Turner 

*'       Albert  E.  Pearson  {Circuits) 

Madawaska Max  D.  Cormier. 

Northumberland Allan  A.  Davidson 

•'  "        Edward  P.  Williston  (Circnits) 

Queen's John  R.  Dunn 

Sunbury J.  Stewart  Campbell 

Restigouche   W.  Albert  Mott 

St.  John     Clarence  H.  Ferguson 

"  John  Willett  (Circuits) 

Victoria  W.  Fred.  Kertson 

Westmoreland Wm.  Hazen  Chapman 

"         *'       Allen  W.  Chapman  (Circuits) 

York Percy  A.  Guthrie 

"    J.  S.  Campbell  (Circuits) 

Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 

Supreme  Court  Judges.— Hon.  Charles  J.  Townshend, 
Chief  Justice,  $7,000. 

Puisne  Judges. — Hons.  J.  W.  Longley,  F.  A.  Laurence 
N.H.  Meagher,  B.  Russell,  A.  Drysdale,  $6,000  each. 

Judge  in  Equity.— Hon.  W.  Graham,  $6,000. 

Local  Judge  in  Admiralty  op  the  Exchequer 
Court  for  the  District  of  Nova  Scotia. — Hon.  Jas. 
McDonald,  $1,000. 

Attorney-General.— Hon.  A.  K.  Maclean,  K.C. 

Deputy  Attorney -General.— Stuart  Jenks,  K.C. 
Courts  of  Probate  and  Registrars  of  Deeds. 


Counties. 

Judges 
OF  Probate. 

Registrars  of 
Deeds. 

Annapolis 

Antigonish 

Barrington 

Cape  Breton 

J.  M.  Owen 

A.  Mcintosh,  M.D. 
T.W.Watson  .... 

Jesse  B.  Giles. 
J.  C.  McNaughton. 
F.  W.  Homer. 
John  R.  Gillis. 

Chester 

James  Williams. 

Colchester 

Cumberland  .... 
Parrsboro 

C.  S.  Muir. 
Wm.  J.  Gibson. 

Digby  

H.  A.  Purdy,  Dep. 
J.  Boyd  McNeil. 
J.  H.  Buckley. 
Chas.  W.  Pye. 
Alonzo  J.  White. 

Guysboro' 

"     St.  Mary's 
Halifax 

Burton  Jost 

Don.  McDonald  . . 
James  G.  Foster... 
C.  E.  DeWolfe  .... 
E.  D.  Tremain .... 

Hants 

Inverness 

Kings  ... 

James  E.  Graham. 
J.  A.  McDonnell. 
MissA.Stuart.Dep. 
W.  E.  Marshall. 

Lunenburg 

Pictou 

S.  A.  Chesley 

Queens  

I.  N.  Mack. 

Shel'burne  

Henry  H.  West. 
Alex.  Taylor. 
Albert  Gayton, 

Victoria 

Yarmouth 

Officers  of  the  Supreme  Court, 


Counties, 


Annapolis-Bdgtn 

Antigonish 

Cape  Breton 

(Jolchester 

Cumberland 

Digby  and  Clare . 

Guysboro' 

Halifax    

Hants 

Inverness  

Kings  

Lunenburg 

Pictou 

Queens  

Richmond 

Shelburne-Brgtn. 

Victoria 

Yarmouth 


Sheriffs. 


Edwin  Gates 

Dun.  D.  Chisholm. 
Geo.  B.  Ingraham 
C.  A.  McLennan... 
R.  B.  H.  Davison. . 
H.  A.  P.  Smith  . . . 
A.  J.  O.  Maguire . . 

James  Hall 

James  O'Brien 

J,  D.  Doucet 

C,  F.  Rockwell  . . . 
John  H.  Creighton 
J.  Simpson  Harris. 

L.  W.  Drew 

James  D.  Power.,, 
G,  W.  McLean.... 

M.  E.  McKay 

Geo.  H.  Guest .... 


Prothonotaribs, 


Griffin  O'Dell, 
Colin  A.  Chisholm. 
Charles  Lorway. 
E.  W.  Hamilton. 
Wm.  M.  Read. 
W.  B.  Stewart. 
James  H.  Buckley. 
Simon  H.  Holmes. 
H.  Percy  Scott. 

Robert  C.  Dickey. 
J.  F.  Kinley. 
David  Logan, 
i  Thomas  Far r ell. 
'D.  O'C.  Madden. 
JA.  C.  McLean. 
I  Alex.  Taylor. 
'Jas.  Huntington. 


Officers  of  the  County  Court. 


Judges. 


W.  B.  Wallace 


F.  G.  Forbes. 


S.  H,  Pelton...- 


J.  P.  Chipman. 


Geo.  Patterson- 


A.  McGillivray 


ivray-! 


D.  Finlayso 


■■{ 


Places  at  which 
Courts  are  held. 


Halifax. 

Md.  Musquodoboib 

Tangier. 

Lunenburg. 

Bridgewater. 

Chester. 

Liverpool. 

Shelburne. 

Barrington. 

Annapolis. 

Bridgetown, 

Digby. 

Clare. 

Yannouth. 

Kentville, 

Windsor. 

Truro. 

Pictou. 

New  Glasgow. 

Amherst. 

Pugwash. 

Parrsborough. 

Port  H«od. 

Antigonish. 

Guysborough. 

St.  Mary's. 

Sydney. 

Baddeck. 

Arichat. 


Clerks, 


S.  H.  Holmes, 

J,  F,  Kinley, 

T.  J.  Farrell. 
Abram  C.  McLean. 

C,  F,  Munro, 

W.  B.  Stewart, 

James  Huntington 
Robert  C.  Dickey. 
H.  Percy  Scott. 
E.  W.  Hamilton. 

David  Logan. 
Joshua  Black, 


John  McKay. 
Colin  A.  Chisholm. 
E,  C.  Peart, 

Charles  Lorway, 
A,  Taylor,  Jr, 
D.  O'C,  Madden, 


Province  of  Prince  Edward  Island. 

Supreme  Court  Judges. — Hon.  W,  W,  Sullivan,  Chief 
Justice,  $6,000  ;  Hods.  Edward  Jarvis  Hodgson,  and 
Rowan  Robt.  Fitzgerald.  Assistant  Judges,  $5,200  each. 

Local  Judge  in  Admiralty  of  the  Exchequer  Court 
Prince  Edward  Island.— Hon.  W,  W.  Sullivan,  $800, 

Registrar  in  Admiralty.— Walter  A,  O,  Morson,  K,C., 
Charlottetown, 

Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Prothonotary.— Walter 
A,  O,  Morson,  K.C. 

Deputy  Prothonotaries.— Leith  E.  Brecken,  Queen's 
County.  George  A.  Aitken,  King's  County.  Richd.  R, 
Hunt,  Prince  County. 

surrogate  and  probate  court. 

Surrogate  and  Judge  of  Probate.— Hon.  R.  Reddin- 

Registrar.— Vacant. 

County  Court  Judges— His  Honour  S.  Blanchard, 
King's  County,  $3,000;  His  Honour  H.  C.  McDonald, 
Queen's  County,  $3,500;  His  Honour  Neil  McLeod, 
Prince  County,  $3,000. 

Chief  Clerks,  C.  C. — Henry  Smith,  Charlottetown, 
Queen's  County.  George  A.  Aitken,  Georgetown,  King's 
County,    Richd,  R  Hunt,  Summerside.  Prince  County. 

Premier  and  Attorney  General,- Hon,  Francis  L. 
Haszard,  K.C. 


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Province  of  Manitoba. 

Chief  Justice  of  Manitoba,  Hon.  H.  M.  Howell,  $8,000. 

Puisne  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Appeal,  Hons.  A.  E. 
Richards,  W.  E.  Perdue,  J.  D.  Cameron,  $7,000  each. 

Chief  Justice  of  the  Court  of  King's  Bench,  Hon.  T. 
G.  Mathers,  $7,000.  Puisne  Judges  of  the  Court  of 
King's  Bench,  D.  A.  Macdonald,  T.  L.  Metcalfe,  J.  E. 
Prendergast,  and  H.  A.  Robson,  $6,000  each. 

SURROGATE  COURT,   MANITOBA 

•  Eastern  Judicial  District,  held  at  Court  House, 
Winnipeg— Judge,  His  Honour  D.  M.  Walker;  Clerk 
and  Registrar,  L.  N.  Betournay. 

Western  Judicial  District,  held  at  Brandon— Judge, 
His  Honour  T.  D.  Cumberland ;  Clerk,  R.  Darrach. 

Central  Judicial  District,  held  at  Portage  la  Prairie 
— Judge,  His  Honour  Jos.  Ryan  ;  Clerk,  S.  M.  Macdonald. 

Southern  Judicial  District,  held  at  Morden— Judge, 
His  Honour  Corbet  Locke  ;  Clerk,  E.  D.  Kirby. 

Attorney-General.- Hon.  C.  H.  Campbell. 

county  courts,  MANITOBA. 

Eastern  Judicial  District,  Northern  Division  — 
County  Judges,  His  Honour  D.  M.  Walker,  His  Honour 
R.  H.  Myers,  and  His  Honour  A.  Dawson,  Winnipeg. 

Stonewall— Clerk,  T.  E.  Long,  Stonewall. 

West  Selkirk— Clerk,  D.  S.  Daly,  Selkirk. 

Winnipeg-  Clerk,  L.  N.  Betournay,  W.  C.  Copeland, 
Deputy,  Winnipeg. 

Beausejour — Clerk,  E.  J.  Aston,  Beausejour. 

Gimli- Clerk,  B.  B.  Olson,  Gimli. 

Central  Division— County  Judge,  His  Honour  L.  A. 
Prud'homme,  St.  Boniface. 

St.  Boniface— Clerk,  J.  C.  Turenne. 

Jolys— Clerk,  Joseph  Lamoureux. 

Morris— Clerk,  Finlay  Mackenzie,  Morris. 

Ste.  Anne— Clerk,  A.  Delorme,  Ste.  Anne. 

St.  Francois  Xavier— €lerk,  John  P.  McDougall,  St. 
Francois  Xavier. 

St.  Norbert— Clerk,  G.  T.  Laudry,  St.  Norbert. 

St.  Laurent— Clerk,  W.  G.  Hunton,  St.  Laurent. 

Western  Judicial  District— County  Judge,  His 
Honour  T.  D.  Cumberland,  Brandon. 

Brandon— Clerk,  R.  Darrach,  D.C.C.  and  P.  and  Sur. 
Ct.  Clerk ;  E.  G.  Wiswell,  Clerk  Co.  Court,  Brandon. 

Hartney— Clerk,  C.  D.  Battv. 

Melita— Clerk,  Thos.  W.  Oxfey,  Melita. 

Reston— Clerk,  I.  Mossop. 

Souris- Clerk,  P.  R.  O'Neill. 

Virden— Clerk,  J.  F.  C.  Menlove,  Virden. 

Wawanesa — Clerk,  H.  L.  Lee,  Wawanesa. 

Northern  Judicial  District— County  Judge  His 
Honour  C.  J.  Mickle,  Minnedosa. 

Birtle— Clerk— James  Hough,  Birtle. 

Hamiota— Clerk,  J.  Neelands,  Hamiota. 

Miniota — Clerk,  D.  Eraser,  Miniota. 

Minnedosa — Clerk,  Geo.  L.  Stone,  D.C.  of  C.  and  P. 
and  Sur.  Court  Clerk;  H.  W.  Hilliard,  Clerk  C.C, 
Minnedosa. 

Rapid  City— Clerk,  E.  S.  Gardiner,  Rapid  City. 

Russell — Clerk,  D.  M.  Kinnaird,  Russell. 

Shoal  Lake— Clerk,  F.  Dobbs,  Shoal  Lake. 

Strathclair— Clerk,  R,  T.  Rutherford,  Strathclair. 

Rossburn- Clerk,  T.  Peden,  Rossburn. 

Central  Judicial  Dist.— County  Judge,  His  Honour 
J.  Ryan,  Portage  la  Prairie. 
Carberry — Clerk,  Wright  Garland,  Carberry. 
Carman — Clerk,  J.  R.  Carthew,  Carman. 
Dauphin— Clerk,  Robt.  Hunt. 
Elm  Creek— Clerk,  Chas.  C.  Clough,  Elm  Creek. 
Gilbert  Plains— Clerk,  J.  C.  Turner,  Gilbert  Plains. 
Gladstone— Clerk,  D.  A.  McLean,  Gladstone. 
Glenboro— Clerk,  R.  M.  West,  Glenboro. 
Holland-Clerk,  A.  W.  Goulding,  Holland. 
MacGregor— Clerk,  F.  E.  Lewin,  MacGregor. 
Neepawa— Clerk,  R.  Edwards. 
Portage  la  Prairie— Clerk,  S.  M.  Macdonald ;  E.  A. 


Gilroy,  Deputy,  Portage  la  Prairie. 

Roblin— Clerk,  G.  L.  Speers. 

Swan  River— Clerk,  J.  C.  Gallagher,  Swan  River. 

Treherne— Clerk,  R.  M.  Ferris. 

Southern  Judicial  District— County  Judge,  His 
Honour  Corbet  Locke,  Morden. 

Boissevain — Clerk,  W.  Gordon,  Boissevain. 

Belmont — Clerk,  R.  B.  Houghton,  Belmont. 

Cartwright — Clerk,  W.  P.  Duncalfe,  Cartwright. 

Deloraine— Clerk,  D.  L.  Livingstone,  Deloraine. 

Emerson — Clerk,  Salem  Rott,  Emerson. 

Gretna— Clerk,  J.  F.  Tennant,  Gretna. 

Killarney— Clerk,  John  Hannah,  Killarney. 

Manitou— Clerk,  T.  W.  Alexander,  Manitou. 

Morden— Clerk,  G.  Cochrane,  Co.  Ct.  Clerk  and  Sur. 
Ct.  Clerk;  E.  D.  Kirby,  D.C.C.  and  P.,  Morden. 

Pilot  Mound— Clerk,  W.  D.  Morden,  Pilot  Mound. 

Somerset— Clerk,  P.  E.  Bourque,  Somerset. 

British  Colunibia. 

court  of  appeal. 

Chief  Justice.— Hon.  J.  A.  Macdonald,  $8,000. 
Puisne  Judges.— Hons.  P.  M.  Irving,  A.  Martin,  W. 
A.  Galliher,  $7,000  each. 

supreme  court. 

Chief  Justice  of  British  Columbia.— Hon.  Gordon 
Hunter,  $7,000. 

Puisne  Judges.— Hons.  D.  Murphy,  F.  B.  Gregory, 
Aulay  Morrison,  W.  H.  P.  Clement,  $6,000  each. 

Local  Judge  in  Admiralty.— Hon.  Archer  Martin, 
$1,000. 

Registrar  in  Admiralty. — B.  H.  T.  Drake. 

County  Court  Judges.— Atlin,  His  Honour  F.  McB. 
Young,  Atlin  ;  Cariboo,  His  Honour  Fred.  '  Calder, 
Clinton ;  East  Kootenay,  His  Honour  P.  E.  Wilson, 
Cranbrook ;  West  Kootenay,  J.  A.  Forin,  Nelson ; 
Nanaimf),  His  Honour  Chas.  H.  Barker,  Nanaimo ; 
Westminster,  His  Honour  F.  W.  Howay,  New  West- 
minster; Vancouver,  His  Honour  W.  W.  B.  Mclnnes, 
D.  Grant,  Esq.,  Junior  Judge,  Vancouver ;  Victoria,  His 
Honour  P.  S.  Lampman,  Victoria  ;  Yale,  J.  D.  Swanson, 
Kamloops ;  Yale,  His  Honour  J.  R.,  Brown,  Grand 
Forks,  $3,000  each. 

Attorney-General.— Hon.  W.  J.  Bowser,  K.C. 

Deputy  Attorney-General.— 

Sheriffs. 


County. 

Sheriff. 

P.  0.  Address. 

Victoria 

F.  G.  Richards.. 

Victoria. 

Nanaimo 

C.  J.  Trawford. . 

Nanaimo. 

Vancouver  

James  D.Hall... 

Vancouver. 

Westminster 

T.J.Armstrong. 

N.  Westminster. 

Yale  (Gra'd  Forks  and 

Greenwood      Elec- 

toral District 

H.  C.  Kerman  . . 

Grand  Forks. 

Yale  (all   but  above 

Electoral  Districts) 

W.  F.  Wood  .... 

Kamloops. 

Cariboo 

John  Stevenson. 

Barkerville. 

N.E.  Kootenay  (being 

the  Columbia  Elec- 

toral District) 

S.  E.  Hambly... 

Golden. 

N.W.  Kootenay  (being 

the     Revels     Lake 

Electoral  District). 

William  J.  Law . 

Revelstoke. 

S.    Kootenay    (being 

the  remainder  of  the 

Co.  of  Kootenay)  . . 

Samuel  P.  Tuck . 

Nelson. 

Atlin 

John  Shirley 

Prince  Rupert. 

Yul<on  Territory. 

Judges  of  Territorial  Court.— Hon.  C.  A.  Dugas 
Dawson ;  Hon.  James  Craig,  Dawson  ;  Hon.  C.  D 
Macaulay,  Dawson. 

Local  Judge  in  Admiralty.— Hon.  James  Craig. 

Clerk  of  Territorial  Court.— C.  Macdonald,  Dawson. 

Police  Magistrate.— G.  L.  Taylor,  White  Horse. 

Sheriff.— R.  J.  Eilbeck,  Dawson. 


1911] 


LAND  REGISTRATION   DISTRICTS,  ETC. 


403 


POLICE  MAGISTRATES-PROVINCE  OF  ALBERT/y. 

(no  salary  paid  by  the  dominion  government.) 


Name. 


Crispin  E.  Smith.. 

I.  S.  Cowan 

O.  W.  Kealy 

George  F.  Downes. 
W.  S.  Ball 


District. 


Caljararj^  . , . . . 
Edmonton.. . . 
Medicine  Hat. 
Strathcona . . . 
Lethbridge  . . . 


Appointed. 


June  19,  1900 

Jan.     2,  1909 

Apr.   11,  1908 

Nov.   12,  1907 

Dec.    1,  1908 


Corrected  up  to  October  1910. 
POLICE  WIACISTRATES-  PI^OV.  OF  SASKATCHEWAN 


Name. 


W.  Trant 

H.  S.  Lemon  . 
J.  W.  Lindsay 
F.  M.  Brown. . 


District. 


Regina. 
Moose  Jaw. 
Prince  Albert. 
Saskatoon 


Appointed, 


REGISTRARS   ADMIRALTY  DISTRICTS 

(dominion). 


Name. 


P.  French 

J.  Bruce 

L.  W.  DesBarres. 
R.  O.  Stockton . . 
W.  A.  O.  Morson, 

K.C 

B.  H.T.Drake.. 
Chas.  Maodonald 


Residence. 


Quebec 

Toronto  

Halifax,  N.S 
St.John.N.B 

Ch'l'te'nPEI 
Victoria,  B.C 
Dawson  .... 


District. 


Quebec 

Toronto  

Nova  Scotia 
N.  Bruns'ick 

Pr.  Ed.  Isla'd 
B.  Columbia 
Yukon 


Feb.   7,1878 
Oct  19,  1891 


Jan. 18, 1896 
May  .0,  1900 


(For  list  of  Surrogate  Judges  in  Admiralty,  see  p.  409.) 
Corrected  up  to  October  1910. 


PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA. 

supreme  court. 

The  Judges  of  this  Court  are  Hon.  Horace  Harvey, 
Chief  Justice  of  Alberta,  §7,000 ;  Hons.  D.  L.  Scott,  C.  A. 
Stuart,  N.  Du  B.  D.  Beck,  and  W.  C.  Simmons,  $6,000  each. 

District  Judges. 

.IUDICIAL   district    of   EDMONTON. 

District  Judge— His  Honour  H.  C.  Taylor,  Edmonton. 
Clerk  of  Supreme  Court— AXex.  Taylor,  Edmonton. 
Clerk  District  Court — Jos.  DriscoU,  Edmonton. 
Sheriff— W.  S.  Robertson,  Edmonton. 
Assistant  Sheriff —\Y.  C.  Inglis,  Edmonton. 
Agents   of   the   Attorney -General — E.    B.    Cogswell, 
Edmonton  ;  W.  M.  Corbett,  Fort  Saskatchewan. 

judicial  district  of  ATHABASCA. 

District  Judge— His  Honour  J.  C.  Noel,  Edmonton. 
Other  officers  at  present  same  as  Edmonton. 

.lUDICIAL   district   OF   WETASKIWIN. 

District  Judge— His  Honour  W.  A.  D.  Lees,  Red  Deer. 
Clerk  of  Supreme  Court— A.  T.  Mode,  Wetaskiwin. 
Clerk  District  Ceurt — A.  T.  Kinnaird,  Wetaskiwin. 
Deputy  Clerk  Supreme  Court,  F.  S.  Simpson,  Red  Deer. 
Sheriff— A.  R.  Dickson,  Wetaskiwin, 
Deputy  Sheriff,  C.  P.  Mellor,  Red  Deer. 
Agents  of  the  Attorney-General — Geo.  B.  Hcnwood, 
Edmonton  ;  O.  L.  Durie,  Red  Deer. 

JUDICIAL  district  OF  CALGARY. 

District  Judge— His  Honour  A.  A.  Carpenter,  Oalgarj'. 

Clerk  of  Supreme  Court — L.  J.  Clarke,  Calgary. 

Clerk  District  Court,  H,  J.  Maber,  Calgary. 

Deputy  Clerks  of  Supreme  Court  and  District  Courts. 
—  W.  N.  Adsit,  Medicine  Hat ;  F.  S.  Simpson,  Red  Deer. 

Sheriff— I.  S.  G.  Van  Wart,  Calgary. 

Deputy  Sheriff— John  Benson,  Medicine  Hat. 

Agents  of  the  Attorney-General—  Jus.  Short,  K.  C. 
Calgary  ;  W.  A.  Begg,  Medicine  Hat. 


JUDICIAL   district  OF  MACLEOD. 

District  Judge— His  Honour  J.  L.  Crawford,  Macleod. 
Clerk  of  Supreme  Court— Trenholme  Diekson,  M'leod. 
Clerk  of  District  Coiirt—W.  C.  Bryan,  Macleod. 
Sheriff— D.  J.  Campbell,  Macleod. 
Agent  of   the  Attorney-General— yY.   M.   Campbell, 

JUDICIAL  DISTRICT  OF   LETH  BRIDGE. 

District  Judge— His  Honour  R.  Winter^Lethbridge. 
Clerk  of  Supreme  Court— R.  P.  Wallace,  Lethbridge. 
Clerk  oj  District  Court— W.  H.  Irwin,  Lethbridge. 
Sheriff  ~M.  Young,  Lethbridge. 
Agent  of  the  Attorn. -General,  C.  F.  P.  Conybeare,  K.C. 

NORTH   ALBERTA   LAND  REGISTRATION  DISTRICT. 

All  that  part  of  the  Province  of  Alberta  which  lies 
north  of  the  Ninth  Correction  Line,  i.e.  the  line  between 
Townships  34  and  35. 

Registrar— Geo.  Roy,  Edmonton. 

Inspector  and  Deputy  Registrar — D,  J.  McNamara, 
Edmonton. 

SOUTH   ALBERTA   LAND   REGISTRATION  DISTRICT. 

All  that  part  of  the  Province  of  Alberta  which  lies 
south  of  the  Ninth  Correction  Line,  i.e.  the  line  be- 
tween Townships  34  and  35. 

Registrar — Wilford  Forbes,  Calgary. 

Deputy  Registrar — Francis  R.  Exham,  Calgary. 


PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCKEWAf*. 

Supreme  Court. 

The  Judges  of  this  Court  are  Hon.  E.  L,  Wetmore, 
Chief  Justice  of  Saskatchewan,  $7,000 ;  Hons.  H.  W.  New- 
lands,  T.  C.  Johnstone,  J.  H.  Lamont  and  J.  T.  Brown, 
$6,000  each.    C.  H.  Bell,  Registrar  of  the  Supreme  Court. 

Registrar,  ,S.C.-  Regina,  C.  H.  Bell. 

Local  Registrar,  Clerk  District  Court,  Clerk  Surrogate 
Co7<rf— Can nington,  W.  D.  Ebbels  (Areola)  ;  Moosomin, 
C.  V.  Truscott ;  Yorkton,  Wm.  Simpson  ;  Regina,  C.  H. 
Bell ;  Moose  Jaw,  J.  A.  Munro ;  Saskatoon,  J.  S.  Mowat ; 
Prince  Albert,  T.  Murray  ;  Battleford,  F.  G.  Atkinson. 

Sheriffs— C^mnngion,  I.  McEwan,  E.  J.  Shaver  (Depu- 
ty), Areola;  Moosomin,  G.  B.  Murphy,  Moosomin; 
Yorkton,  H.  Christopherson,  Yorkton ;  Regina,  A.  B. 
Cook,  Regina;  Moose  Jaw,  B.  Fletcher,  Moose  Jaw; 
Saskatoon,  L.  G.  Calder,  Saskatoon ;  Prince  Albert,  G. 
Neilson,  Prince  Albert ;  Battleford,  S.  H.  Clarke,  Battle- 
ford. 

Official  Administrator— O&nniwgton,  A.  M.  Matheson 
(Areola);  Moosomin,  W.  A.  Nisbet;  Yorkton,  J.  H. 
Parker ;  Regina,  N.  Mackenzie,  K.C.  ;  Moose  Jaw, 
VV.  Grayson ;  Saskatoon,  Standard  Trusts  Co. ;  Prince 
Albert,  J.  McKay,  K.C;  Battleford,  R.  R.  Earle. 

Attorney  General— Hon.  A.  Turgeon,  K.C,  Regina. 

Deputy  Attorney  General,  Frank  Ford,  K.C,  Regina. 

Agent  of  Attorney  General— dxnnington,  E.  W.  F. 
Harris  (Areola);  Moosomin,  L.  Thomson  (Wolseley) ; 
Yorkton,  J.  H.  Parker;  Regina,  A.  Ross;  Moose  Jaw; 
W.  Gravson  ;  Saskatoon,  J.  Straton  ;  Prince  Albert,  F. 
W.  Halliday;  Battleford,  W.  W.  Livingstone. 

Official  Assignees  — C9.nningion,  A.  M,  Matheson 
(Areola) ;  Moosomin,  D.  Mandell ;  Yorkton,  E.  E.  Bailey; 
Regina,  J.  M.  Wessel ;  Moose  Jaw,  H,  Jagger ;  Saska- 
toon, C  Garton  ;  Prince  Albert,  S.  McLeod  ;  Battleford, 
J.  P.  Lyle,  Lloydminster. 

Registration  Clerka  -  Cannington,  W.  D.  Ebbels 
(Areola);  Moosomin.  C  V.  Truscott  and  J.  D.  McLeod 
(Deputy);  Yorkton,  Wm.  Simpson  ;  Kegina,  C  H.  Bell, 
R.  Charlton  and  W.  F.  Whebell  (Deputies) ;  Moose  Jaw, 
J.  A.  Munro ;  Saskatoon,  J.  S.  Mowat,  T.  W.  Fawcett 
(Deputy) ;  Prince  Albert,  T.  Murray,  J.  Wilson  (Deputy) ; 
Battleford,  F.  G.  Atkinson. 

District  Judges. 


DISTRICT. 


Prince  Albert. 
Moosomin  . . . . 

Saskatoon  

Yorkton 

Cannington. . . 
Battleford . . . . 

Moose  Jaw 

Regina 


JUDGE. 


F.  F.  Forbes 

A.  G.  Farrell 

E.  A.  C.  McLorg. 
T.  C  Gordon  . . . . 

R.  Rimmer 

J.  F.  Maclean . . . . 

F.  A.  G.  Ouseley. 
J.  W,  Hannan  . . . 


ADDRESS. 


Prince  Albert. 
Moosomin. 
Saskatoon. 
Yorkton. 
Cannington, 
Battleford. 
Moose  Jaw, 
Regina^. 


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[1911 


LAND  REGISTRATION  DISTRICTS- 

PROVINCE  OF  SASKATCHEWAN. 

Tub  As8i»iB0iA  Land  Registration  District  com- 
posed of  that  part  of  Saskatchewan  which  is  bounded 
as  follows:— Commencing  at  the  southeast  corner  of  the 
Province  of  Saskatchewan,  thence  northerly  along  the 
east  boundary  of  the  said  Province  to  the  north  bound- 
ary of  the  twentieth  township,  thence  westerly  along 
the  said  north  boundary  of  the  twentieth  township  to 
the  dividing  line  between  the  tenth  and  eleventh 
ranges  west  of  the  second  principal  meridian,  thence 
northerly  along  the  said  dividing  line  between  the  tenth 
and  eleventh  ranges  to  the  north  boundary  of  the 
twenty -sixth  township,  thence  westerly  along  the  north 
boundary  of  the  twenty-sixth  township  to  the  point 
where  it  is  first  intersected  by  the  east  shore  of  Last 
Mountain  Lake,  thence  southerly  along  the  said  east 
shore  of  Last  Mountain  Lake  to  the  point  where  it  is 
first  intersected  by  the  dividing  line  between  the  twenty- 
third  and  twenty-forth  ranges  west  of  the  second  prin- 
cipal meridian  in  township  twenty-four,  thence  southerly 
along  the  said  meridian  line  between  the  said  twenty- 
third  and  twenty-fourth  ranges  to  the  southern  bound- 
ary of  the  Province,  thence  easterly  along  the  said 
southern  boundary  of  the  Province  to  the  point  of 
commencement. 

Registrar,  Wilmot  G.  Haultain. 

Deputy  Registrar,  M.  McKenzie. 

Assistant  Deputy  Registrar,  W.  K.  McDougall 

Thk  Moose  Jaw  Land  Rkqistration  District  com- 
posed of  that  part  of  Saskatchewan  which  is  bounded 
as  follows  :— Commencing  at  the  dividing  line  between 
the  twenty-third  and  twenty-fourth  ranges  west  of  the 
second  principal  meridian  where  it  is  intersected  by  the 
southern  boundary  of  the  Province,  thence  northerly 
along  the  said  dividing  line  between  the  said  twenty- 
third  and  twenty-fourth  ranges  to  the  point  where  it  is 
first  intersected  by  the  east  shore  of  Last  Mountain 
Lake,  thence  northerly  along  the  said  east  shore  of  Last 
Mountain  Lake  to  the  point  where  it  is  intersected  by 
the  north  boundary  of  the  twenty-sixth  township, 
thence  westerly  along  the  said  north  boundary  of  the 
twenty-sixth  township  to  the  western  boundary  of  the 
Province,  thence  southerly  along  the  said  western 
boundary  to  the  southern  boundary  of  the  Province, 
thence  easterly  along  the  said  southern  boundary  to  the 
point  of  commencement. 

Registrar,  G.  W.  Spence. 

Deputy  Registrar,  J.  Franks. 

NoTB. — Wherever  a  dividing  line  between  two  ranges 
is  mentioned  as  the  boundary  of  the  district  it  is  under- 
stood to  mean  the  surveyed  line  on  the  east  boundary 
of  the  westerly  range  and  the  extension  of  such  line 
southerly  to  intersect  the  north  boundary  of  each 
township  which  lies  to  the  south  of  a  correction  line 
and  thence  easterly  along  the  north  boundary  of  such 
township  to  the  east  boundary  thereof. 

2.  West  Saskatchewan  Land  Registration  District. 
— That  portion  of  the  province  bounded  on  the  south 
by  the  dividing  line  between  tps.  40  and  41,  on  the  east 
by  the  dividing  line  between  ranges  6  and  7  west  of 
the  3rd  principal  merid.,  on  the  north  by  the  northern 
boundary  of  the  province,  and  on  the  west  by  the 
eastern  boundary  of  the  Province  of  Alberta  ;  and  also 
includes  township  40  in  ranges  8,  9,  and  10,  and  the 
parts  of  township  40  in  ranges  7,  11,  and  12,  and  of 


townships  39  in  ranges  7,8,9,10  and  11,  west  of  the 
3rd  meridian  lying  north  of  the  south  bank  of    the 
Saskatchewan  River. 
Registrar,  E.  W.  Drew,  Battleford. 

3.  East  Saskatchewan  Land  Registration  District. 
—That  portion  of  the  province  bounded  on  the  south 
by  the  dividing  line  between  tps.  40  and  41,  on  the  east 
by  the  eastern  boundary  of  the  province,  on  the  north 
by  the  northern  boundary  of  the  province,  and  on  the 
west  by  the  dividing  line  between  ranges  6  and  7  west 
of  the  3rd  principal  merid. 

Registrar,  S.  Brewster,  Prince  Albert. 
Deputy  Registrar,  H.  E.  Ross,  Prince  Albert. 

4.  Yorkton  Land  Registration  District.- That  por- 
tion of  the  province  bounded  on  the  south  by  the 
dividing  line  between  tps.  20  and  21,  on  the  east  by  the 
eastern  boundary  of  the  province,  on  the  north  by  the 
dividing  line  between  tps.  40  and  41,  and  on  the  west  by 
the  dividing  line  between  ranges  10  and  11  west  of 
2nd  merid. 

Registrar,  R.  H.  Knox,  Yorkton. 

5.  Saskatoon  Land  Registration  District.— Includes 
that  portion  of  the  province  bounded  on  the  south  by 
dividing  line  between  townships  26  and  27,  on  the  east 
by  the  dividing  line  between  ranges  10  and  U  west  of 
2nd  merid.,  on  the  north  by  the  dividing  line  between 
townships  40  and  41  and  on  west  by  eastern  boundary 
of  Province  of  Alberta,  except  that  portion  of  such  area 
lying  north  of  the  south  bank  of  the  North  Saskat- 
chewan River. 

Registrar,  D.  T.  Smith,  Saskatoon. 

PROVINCE  OF  ALBERTA. 

For  registration  of  hire  receipts,  chattel  mortgages 
and  other  transfers  of  personal  property. 

Calgary.— That  part  of  Jud.  Dist.  west  of  line  between 
Rgs.  10  and  11  w.  of  4th  Meridian. 

Edmonton.— Same  as  Jud.  Dist. 

LETnBRiD(jE.— Same  as  Jud.  Dist. 

MacLeod.— Same  as  Jud.  Dist. 

Medicine  Hat. — Balance  of  Jud.  Dist.  of  Calgary.  • 

Red  Deer.— Balance  of  Jud,  Dist.  of  Wetaskiwin, 

Wetaskiwin.— That  part  of  Jud.  Dist.  north  of  line 
between  tps.  41  and  42. 

Note.— The  Registration  Clerks  of  the  said  districts 
respectively  are  the  Clerks  or  the  Deputy  Clerks  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Alberta,  within  each  of  the  said 
districts  respectively. 

Land  Registration  Districts. 

North  Alberta.— All  that  part  of  the  Province  of 
Alberta  which  lies  north  of  the  ninth  (9th)  correction 
line,  i.e.,  the  line  between  townships  34  and  35. 

Registrar,  George  Roy,  Edmonton. 

Deputy  Registrar,  D.  J.  McNamara,  Edmonton. 

Inspector  Legal  Office,  A.  Y.  Blain,  Edmonton. 

South  Alberta. — All  that  part  of  the  Province  of 
Alberta  which  lies  south  of  the  ninth  (9th)  correction 
line,  i.e.,  the  line  between  townships  34  and  35. 

Registrar,  W.  Forbes,  Calgary. 

Deputy  Registrar,  F.  R.  Esham,  Calgary. 


ONTARIO   ADVISORY    COUNCIL   OF    EDUCATION. 


Representing  the  Minister  of  Education— John  Seath, 
LL.D.,  superintendent  of  education  for  Ontario. 

Rev.  R.  A.  Falconer,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  D.Litt.,  D.D., 
president  of  University  of  Toronto  (chairman). 

Representing  Ottawa  University — Rev.  W.  J.  Murphy, 
D.D.,  rector  of  Ottawa  University. 

Representing  Queen's  Universit}' — John  Matheson, 
M..A. 

Representing  Western  University  —  N.  C.  James, 
Ph.D.,  Provost. 

Representing  the  University  of  Toronto— Rev.  Chan- 
cellor Burwa8h,LL.D.,  D.D.,  president  Victoria  College  ; 
Rev.  Provost  Macklem,  M.A.,  provost  Trinity  College; 
John  Fletcher,  LL.D 


Representing  McMaster  University — Alex.  C.  McKay, 
M.A,,  LL.D.,  chancellor  McMaster  University. 

Representing  Public  School  Teachers— Harriette  John- 
ston, Toronto ;  Alex.  Austin  Jordan,  Kingston ;  J.  W. 
Plewes,  Chatham  ;  Thomas  Agnew  Reid,  Owen  Sound. 

Representing  the  High  School  Teachers— Stephen 
Martin,  B.A.,  St.  Mary's;  Gilbert  A.  Smith,  M.A., 
Toronto. 

Representing  Separate  School  Teachers — J.  J.  Rogers, 
Lindsaj\ 

Representing  Public  School  Inspectors— W.  I.  Chis- 
holm,  B.A.,  Kincardine;  Rev.  W.  H.  G.  Colles,  Chatham. 

Representing  the  School  Trustees— J.  J.  Morrison, 
Arthur  ;  John  H.  Laughton,  Parkhill. 


1911] 


POLICE  MAGISTRATES — PROVINCE   OF  ONTARIO. 


405 


POLICE   MAGISTRATES. 


PROVINCE   OF  ONTARIO. 


Addington 
Algoma  .. . 


Alliston 

Alexandria... 

Almonte 

Amhtrstburg . 

Arnprior 

Arthur 

Athens 

Aylmer 

Barrie 

Beanisville  . , . 
Belleville    .... 

Berlin 

Bertie  Tp  .... 
Blenheim  .... 
Blind  River . . 
Bowmanville. 
Bracebridge  . . 
Braeondale . . . 

Brampton 

Brant  ford 

Bridgeburg . . . 
Brochville  .... 
Campbellford. 
Cardinal  .... 
Carleton  PL  . 
Carleton  Co. . . 
Cartwright  Tp 
Chatham  .... 

Clinton 

Cobalt 

Cobourg  

Cochrane 

Colborne 

Coleman  Tp.. 
Collingwood . . 

Comber 

Copper  Cliff. . . 
Cornwall  .... 

Creemore 

Delhi 

Deseronto  .... 

Drayton 

Dresden 

Drumbo 

Dundalk ..... 

Dunnville 

Dunn  Tp    ... 

Durham 

East  Toronto. 

Eganville 

Eloi-a 

Elk  Lake 

Embro 

Essex,  N.R... 
Essex  Town. . . 

Ferris  Tp 

Forest 

Fort  Erie 

Fort  Francis 
Fort  William. 

Frontenac  Co. 

Qalt 

Gananoque. . . . 

Goderich 

Gowganda  . . . 
Grand  Valley 
Gravenhurst. . 
Grey,  S.  R.... 

Grimsby 

Guelph 

Haileybury. . . 
Haliburton  .. 
Halton  Co.... 

Hamilton 

Harrowsmith . 
Uarriston  .... 
Hanover 


J.Aylsworth.Tamw'th 

D.  M.  Brodie,  Sudbury 
T.  E.  Williams, 

Thessalon. 
J.  E.  Depew.Whitell. 
Daniel  A.  Lee 
Alex.  L.  Smith 

E.  W.  Smith 
Samuel  McGee 
Arthur  Burwash 
George  Hudson 
Edward  J.  Purcell 
Junius  Bradley 
G.  A.  Radenhurst 
C.  E.  Riggins 
Stewart  Masson,  K.C. 
J.  J.  A.  Weir 

Jos.  Clark,  Ridgeway 
James  Greenwood 
Thomas  A.  Craig 
W.  M.  Horsey 
W.  H.  Spencer 
John  Henderson 
Robert  Crawford 
W.  C.  Livingston 
J.  G.  Rathvon 
Joseph  Deacon 
George  A.  Payne 
William  Clarke 
J.  S.  L.  McNeely 
Louis  A.  Smith 
James  Parr 
M.  Houston 
S.  J.  Andrews 
S.Atkinson,  Haileyb'y 

F.  D.  Boggs 
W.  J.  Bauldry 

F.  M.  Field 

S.  Atkinson,  Haileyb'y 
W.  A.  Hogg 
S.  T.  Anderson 
Thos.  Stoddart 
Daniel  Davis 
John  MacKay 
J.  W.  Griffen 
H.  R.  Bedford 
Arthur  C.  Woodman 
John  Turner 
Charles  Taylor 
Peter  McGregor 
S.  W.  Brown 
S.  W.  Brown ,  Dunnville 
J.  P.  Telford 
William  H.  Clay 
R.  A.  Matheson 
Henry  Wissler 
T.  H.  Torrance 
James  Munro 

G.  J.  Leggatt 
W.  D.  Beaman 

S.  Weegar,  N.  Bay 
Thomas  Jones. 
Alex.  Eraser 
Charles  J.  Hollands 
Wm.  Palling 
W.H.O'Brien.G.T.P.R 
W.  Law8on,Elginburg 
J.  R.  Blake 
W.  B.  Carroll 
John  Butler 
A.  E.  Landrian 
T.  C.  Hamilton 
William  H.  Cross 
W.  H.  Ryan,Mt.Forest 
W.  W.  Kidd 
T.  W.  Saunders 
Siegfried  Atkinson 
W.  Fielding,  Minden 
J.  H,  Shields,  Oakville 
G.  F.  Jelfs 
A.  Hunter 

W.  H.  Lowes,  Rothsay 
John  Telford 


Hart/ell,  P.S. 
Hastings 

Hawkesbury  . 
Huntsville  . . . 
Huron,  S.  R  .. 

IngersoU 

Iroquois 

Kemptville  . . . 
Kenora  


Kingston 

Kingsville 

Latchford 

Leamington. . 

Lennox  Co 

Little  Current 

London 

L'Orignal  .... 

Lindsay  

Lion's  Head.. 

Listowel    

Lucan 

Madoc  

Manitoxdin. . . 
Manvers  Tp.. 

Maryboro'  Tp. 
Massey  Stati'n 

Matheson 

Merrickville  . . 
Merritton  .... 
Middlesex,E-R. 
Middlesex,  N. 

Midland 

Milton 

Milverton 

Mitchell  

MonkTp 

Montague  Tp. 

Morrisburgh. . 

Moidton  Tp  . . 

Mt.  Forest 

Muskoka  and 
Parry  Sou'd 

Napanee 

Newhoro  

Newcastle 

Newmarket  . . 
Niagara  Falls. 
Nipissing 


Norijoich 

North  Bay  . . . 
North  Toronto 

Oakville 

Orangeville. . . . 

Orillia 

Oshawa 

Ottawa 

Otterville 

Owen  Sound.. 
Oxford  Co 

Palmerston  . . . 

Paris 

Park  Hill .... 
Parry  Sound.. 
Pembroke  .... 
Penetang'ene. 
Perth 


John  Duke 
G.  L.  Jarman,Bancroft 
H.  Massar,  Belleville 
H.  W.  Lawler 
John  Richard  Reece 
J.  Wanless,  Tp.Stanley 
John  L.  Paterson 
G.  S.  Hanes 
E.  Saunders 
Allan  McLennan 
A.  C.  Vaughan 
James  H.  Farrell 
J.  H.  Smart 
Ira  B.  Bradley 
J.  Mcil.  Selkirk 
Wm.  Rankin,  Napanee 
e.  R.  Atkinson 
Francis  Love 

E.  P.  Johnson 

F.  X.  E.  Gauthier 
Alex.  Jackson 

J.  L.  Longhead 
Jos.  E.  Terhune 

C.  W.  Hawkshaw 
A.  F.  Wood 

W.  H.  Price,  Gore  Bay 
W.  A.  Jakeman, 

Pontypool 
W.W.Scott,  Moorfield. 

D.  M.  Brodie,  Sudbury 
R.  A.  Douglas 

J.  K.  Mosher 
James  Hall 

E.  S.  Jarvis,  London  E 
E.B.Smith.AilsaCraig 
Adolphus  Jackel 
Samuel  Dice 
Charles  Trim 

W.  R.  Davis 

W.  H.  Spencer, 
Bracebridge 

J.  K.  Mosher, 
Merrickville 

William  Eager 

S.  W.   Brown,   Dunn- 
ville 

M.  C.  Macgregor 

W.  H.  Spencer, 

Bracebridge 
William  Rankin 
L.  S.  Lewis 

F.  B.  Lovekin 
Thos.  H.  Lloyd 
Alex.  Fraser 
D.  M.  Brodie 
Hy.  Hartman 
Geo.  W.  Bartlett 
Samuel  Bromley 
J.  A.  Devenny 
R.  J.  Renison 

A.  McL.  Banting, 

Moose  Factory 
James  Barr 
S.  Weegar 
Peter  Ellis 
J.  H.  Shields 
J.  PattuUo 
Geo.  H.  Clark 
L.  K.  Murton 
George  O'Keefe 
Alex.  McFarlane 
A.  D.  Creasor 
A.  S.  Ball,  K.C.Wood- 

stock 
Isaiah  Robb 
Wm.  W.  Patterson 
A.  A.  Mactavish 
Jos.  Farrar 
S.  E.  Mitchell 
W.  H.  Hewson 
Henry  Taylor 


Peterboro'  Co. 

Peterboro'  Co. 

Petrolea 

Picton 

Port  Arthur.. 
Port  Colborne. 

Port  Hope 

Port  Rowan.. 
Prescott  Town 
Prin.Ed.Vill. 
Princetown. . . 
Raglan  Tp . .. 

Rainy  River. 


Renfrew 

Ridgetown 

Russell  Co 

Sandwich 

Sarnia 

Suit  St.  Marie 

Seaforth 

Shelbume 

Simcoe  Co 

Simcoe  Town. 
Smith's  Falls. 
Springfield . . . 
St .  Catharines 
St.  Edm'ds  Tp 

St.  Mary's 

St.  Thomas... 

Stayner 

Sterling 

Strathroy  

SturgeonFalls 
Sudbury 

Thunder  B'yD 


Tilbury  Tp. 

Tillsonburg 
Thorold  .... 
Toronto  


Trenton 

Tyendinaga. . 

Uxbridge 

Vankleek  Hill 
Victoria  Co  . . 
Walkerton  . . . 
Wallaceburg  . 
Walpole  Isl'nd 

Waterloo 

Waterford  . . . 

Wetland 

Wellington  Co. 


W.  Winchester 

Westport 

Whitby 

Windsor 

Wingham 

Wood  Tp 

Woodstock  — 
YorkTp 


D.  W.  Durable, 

Peterboro 
G.Edmison, Peterboro 
C.  McKenzie 
Levi  Williams 
W.  C.  Dobie 
C.  E.  Steele 
R.  H.  Hall 
Alex.  Mathieson 
P.  K.  Halpin 
Robert  Fleck 
Richard  Costin 

E.  H.  Hockberg, 

Jewell  ville 
J.  K.  More,  Rat 

Portage 

A.  McDougall, 

Fort  William 
Edward  Reith 
George  Eady 
J.  P.  McKinley 
R.  A.  McDonald, 

South  Indian 
Eugene  J.  Breault 
Henry  Gorman 
Andrew  Elliott 
Francis  Holmstead 
George  Rutherford 

C.  A.  Radenhurst, 

Barrie 
John  Beemer 

B.  E.  Sparham 
George  Stewart 
James  H.  Campbell 
W.  J.  Simpson, 

Lion's  Head 
T.  D.  Stanley 
J.  M.  Glenn 
R.  F.  Young 
J.  J.  B.  Flint, 

Belleville 
Jas.  Noble 
Jesse  Bradford 
T.  E.  Williams, 

Thessalon 
W.    C.     Dobie,    Port 

Arthur 
W.   W.  O'Brien,  Fort 

William 
W.  Palling,  Fort 

William 
S.  T.  Anderson, 

Comber 
G.  W.  Hare 

D.  J.  C.  Munro 
G.  T.  Denison 
R.  E.  Kingsford 
P.  Ellis 

T.  A.  O'Rourke 
R.  H.  Bedford 

C.  Gould 

F.  W.  Thistlewaite 

F.  D.  Moore,  Lindsay 
John  Millar 
A.  McDeugall 
T.  R.  Boothman, 

Port  Lambton 
J.  J.  Weir,  Berlin 
A.  M.  Tobin 
Jno.  Hamilton  Burgar 
T.  W.  Saunders,  Guelph 
M.  O.  Macgregor,  M't 

Forest 
Wm.  Bow 
J.  R.  Gorrell 
Major  Harper 
Gordon  J.  Leggatt 
J.  A.  Morton 
W.  0.  Whiting, 

Torrance 
Alfred  Servos  Ball 
J.  Henderson, 

Braeondale 


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COUNTY  AND  JUDICIAL  OFFICERS,   ONTARIO. 


[1911 


COUNTY  AND  JUDICIAL  OFFICERS— ONTARIO. 

When  the  Officer's  Post  Office  address  is  not  given  it  is  that  of  the  County  Town. 


COUNTY. 


Algoma  District 

Brant 

Bruce 

Carlbton  

Dupfbrin 

EliGIN 

Essex  

Frontenac  

Grey 

Haldimand 

Haliburton  ...   

Halton 

Hastings 

Huron 

Kenora  District 

Kent 

Lambton  

Lanark  

Leeds  and  Grenville. 
Lennox  and  Addington 

Lincoln  

Manitoulin   District  . 

Middlesex 

MUSKOKA 

NiPissiNG  District 

Norfolk 

Northumb'd  &  Durham 

Ontario 

Oxford 

Parry  Sound 

Peel 

Perth 

Peterboro' 

Prescott  &  Russell.. 

Prince  Edward 

Rainy  River 

Renfrew  

SiMCOE , 

Stormont,  Dun  das) 
AND  Glengarry  . .  (" 

Sudbury  District . 

Thunder  Bay 

Toronto  City 

Victoria 

Waterloo 

Wblland 

Wellington 

Wbntworth 

York 


COUNTY. 
TOWN. 


Sau.S.  Marie 
Brantford  . . 
Walkerton.  . 

Ottawa  

Orangeville . 
St.  Thomas. 
Sandwich  .. 
Kingston  . . . 
Owen  Sound 
Cayuga  .... 
Mindeu  .. . 

Milton 

Belleville... 
Goderich... . 

Kenora 

Chatham 

Sarnia 

Perth 

Brockville . . 
Napanee. . .. 
St.Cath'rines 
Gore  Bay. . . 

London 

Bracebridge 
North  Bay . . 

Simcoe 

Cobourg 

Whitby  .... 
Woodstock  . 
Parry  Sound 
Brampton  . . 
Stratford . . . 
Peterboro* . . 
L'Orignal . . . 

Picton  

Fort  Frances 
Pembroke  . . 
Barrie 


Cornwall .  . . 

Sudbury 

Port  Arthur. 


Lindsay  . . 
Berlin . .  . . 
Welland . . 
Guelph... 
Hamilton . 
Toronto  . . 


senior  judge. 


F.  W.  Johnston . . . 

A.  D.  Hardy 

Wni.  Barrett 

D.  B.  MacTavish.. 

M.  McCarthy 

Chas.  W.  Colter... 
M.  A.  McHugh. . . . 

C.  V.  Price 

W.  J.  Hatton 

Geo.  B.  Douglas  .. 
J.  E.  Harding  (Ann 

T.  A.  Gorham 

Geo.  E.  Deroche  . . 

B.  L.  Doyle 

T.  W.  Chappie.... 
Archibald  Bell .... 
D.F.Mac  Watt.... 

W.  S.  Seiikler 

H.  S.  McDonald. . . 
Jas.  H.  Aladden . . . 

R.  B.  Carman 

Chas.  E.  Hewson. . 
Talbot  Macbeth  . . 

W.  C.  Mahaffy 

Jos.  A.  Valin 

James  Robb 

T.M.Benson 

N.  McCriinmon 

Alex.  Finkle 

P.  McCurry 

D.  McGibbon 

J.  A.  Barron 

E.  C.  Huycke 

A.  Constantineau. 
D.  Morrison 


D.  J.  Donahue. . . , 
John  A.  Ardagh  . , 

J.R.  O'Reilly 

John  J.  Kehoe 

Hugh  O'Leary 


John  E.  Harding. 

D.  Chisholm 

Geo.  W.  Wells  . . . 
A.C.  Chadwick. . . 

C.  G.  Snider 

John  Winchester. 


junior  judge. 


Edward  O'Connor . 


Alphonse  B.  Klein 
R.  D.  Gunn 


C.  O.  Z.Ermatinger 
George  Smith 


C.  H.  Widdifield.. 
exed  to  Victoria  for 


E.  B.  Fralick., 
Philip  Holt.... 


John  L.  Dowlin . 
A.  E.  Taylor.... 

E.'j.' Reynolds!! 


Edward  Elliott. 
a.  b.  Leask  . . '. 


Geo.  M.  Roger 

D.  J.  Mclntyre... 


A.  Johnstone. 


C.  R.  Fitch 

Thomas  Deacon. 
E.  A.  Wisnier.. . 

J.  W.  Liddell.... 


John  McKay. 


Hugh  McMillan. 


Joseph  Jamieson. . 
John  F.  Monck  . . . 
Edward  Morgan. . . 
F.  M.  Morson,  2nd 
J.  H.  Denton,  3rd 


W.  H.  Carney. 
W.  W.  Ross. . . 


G.  C.  Richardson. . 

Thos.  Bowles 

Dugald  McColl  . . . 
J.  E.  D'Avignon  . . 
Thos.  Dawson 

C.  H.  Moore 

M.  McConnell 

Judicial  purposes). 

Saml.  Webster 

M.  B.  Morrison 

R.  G.  Reynolds 

J.  W.  Humble.... 
J.  R.  Gemmill.... 
Jas.  FHntoft 

D.  G.  MacMartin . . 

Geo.  A.  Dana 

Geo.D.  Hawley 

T.  C.  Dawson 

J.  H.  Fell 

D.  M .  Cameron 

D.  E.  Bastedo 

H.  C.  Varin 

Fred.  S.  Snider.... 

LO.  Proctor 

J.  F.  Paxton 

James  Brady 

S.  Armstrong 


Thos,  Magwood . . . 

Jas.  A.  Hall 

A.  Hagar 

Jas.  Gibson 

William  A.  Baker. 

Alex.  Morris 

W.  M.  Harvey  . . . . 

W.  R.  Mack 


Alexander  Irving.. 
A.  W.  Thompson.. 
Frederick  Mowat. . 

J.  McLennan 

John  Motz 

James  Smith 

A.  S.  Allan 

J.  T.  Middleton . . . 
F.  T.  Daville 


CLERK   OF   THE 

PEACE   AND 

COUNTY  ATTORNEY. 


Moses  McFadden 
A.  J.  Wilkes 
Thos.  Dixon 
John  A.  Ritchie 
W.J.  L.  McKay 
A.  McCrimmon 
J.  H.  Rodd 
J.  L.  Whiting 
J.  Armstrong 
J.  A.  Murphy 

William  I.  Dick 
P.J.M.  Anderson 
C.  Seager 
J.  F.  MacGillivray 
H.  D.  Smith 
J.  P.  Bucke 

E.  G.  Malloch 
M.  M.  Brown 
H.  M.  Deroche 
M.  Brennan 
A.  G.  Murray 
J.  B.  McKillop 
Thomas  Johnson 
A.  G.  Browning 
T.  R.  Slaght 

W.  F.  Kerr 
John  E.  Farewell 

F.  R.  Ball 
W.  L.  Haight 
W.  H.  McFadden 

G.  G.  McPherson 
Robert  E.  Wood 
John  Maxwell 
Jas.  R.  Brown 
A.  D.  George 

J.  R.  Metcalf 
J.  R.  Cotter 

Jas.  Dingwall 

J.  H,  Clary 
W.  F.  Langworthy 
J.  W.  S.  Corley 
A.  P.  Devlin 
W.  H.  Bowlby 
Thos.  D.  Cowper 
H.  W.  Peterson 
S.  F.  Washington 
H.  E.  Irwin 
James  Baird 


REGISTRARS  OF  DEEDS,  ONTARIO. 

Inspector  of  Registry  Offices— Bonsdd  Guthrie,  K.C.,  Guelph. 
For  Registration  Divisions  see  page  444. 


COUNTIES,  &c. 


Algoma  

Brant 

Bruce 

Carlbton.  . . 

DUFFBRIN    .. 

Dundas 

durham,b.r 

"         W.R. 

Elgin 


Frontenac.  . 
Glengarry . 
Grenville.  . 
Grey,  n.r.  . . 
'•  S.R... 
Haldimand.. 
Haliburton. 

Halton 

Hastings.  .. 

Huron 

Kingston  (C) 
Krnt 


REGISTRARS. 


C.F.Farwell.S't  S.Marie 
A.  Graham,  Brantford 
W.  M.  Dack,  Walkerton 
P.  J.  Coffey,  Ottawa 
D.J.Hunter.Orangeville 
R.  J.  Dillon,  Morrisburg 
Henry  Elliott,  Port  Hope 
S.  Pollard,  Bowmanville 
Jas.H.  Coyne,  St.  Thos. 
J.  W.  Askin,  Sandwich 
John  Gibson,  Kingston 
John  Simpson,  Alex'dria 
J.Hollingsworth,  Presc't 
R.McKnight.OwenSo'nd 
Thomas  Lauder,  Durham 
Jacob  Baxter,  Cayuga 
E.  C.  Young,  Minden 
Dr.  D.  Robertson,  Milton 
S.  Russell,  Belleville 
W.  Coats,  Goderich 
J.P.Gildersleeve,Kin's'n 
P.D.McKellar,  Chatham 


COUNTIES,&C. 


Kenora  Dist 

Lambton 

Lanark,  n.r. 

"        S.R. 

Leeds 

Lennox&Ad. 

Lincoln  

London  (C).  . 
Manitoulin. 
Middlesex  E 
W 
MuskokaDis 
Nipi'singDis 
Norfolk  . . . 

NORT'UM.  E.R 
*'         W.R 

Ontario 

Ottawa  (C). 

Oxford  

P.SoundDis. 

Peel 

Perth,  n.r  . 


REGISTRARS. 


R.  E.  Preston,  Kenora 
A.  Maclean, M.D.,  Sarnia 
P.C. McGregor,  Almonte 
James  Armour,  Perth 
W.  H.  Cole,  Brockville 
James  Reid,  Napanee 
Carl  Fisher,  St.  Cath. 
R.  H.  Dignan,  London 
W.  R.  Abrey,  Gore  Bay 
John  Waters,  London 
S.  Blackburn,  Glencoe 
J.  E.  Lount,  Bracebridge 
John  M.  Deacon.  N.  Bav 
W.  E.  Tisdale,  Simcoe  ' 
A.  Willoughby,  Colborne 

F.  W.  Field,  Cobourg 

G.  W.  Dryden,  Whitby 
J.  P.  Fisher,  Ottawa. 
G.R.Pattullo,Woodst'ck 
T.  Kennedy,  P.  Sound 
R.  Johnston,  Brampton 
James  Steele,  Stratford. 


COUNTIES,  &c. 


Perth,  s.r. 
Peterboro'  . 
Prescott . . . 

Pr.  Edward. 
Rainy  River 
Renfrew  . . . 

Russell 

Simcoe 

Stormont  .. 
Sudbury.. 
Thun.B.Dis 
Toronto  E  . . 

"  W.. 
Victoria  . . . 
Waterloo  . . 
Welland  . . . 
Wellg'n,n.r 

"  s  R 
Wentworth 

Y0RK,E.&W.R 
•'      N.R.... 


REGISTRARS. 


H.  F.  Sharpe,  St.  Mary's 
B  Morrow,  Peterboro' 
F.  W.  Thistlewaite, 

[L'Orignal 
W.  McKenzie,  Picton 
W.J.Keating,  F,  Frances 
R.A.Campbell,  Pemb'ke 
W.  H.  Lowrie,  Russell. 
Samuel  Lount,  Barrie 
J.  C.  Alguire,  Cornwall 
Step.  Fournier,  Sudb'y 
John  M.Munro,PtArth'r 
Peter  Ryan,  Toronto 
R.H.Bowes,  K.C.,T'r'nto 
Chas.  D.  Barr,  Lindsay 
J.  D.  Moore,  Berlin 
J.  C.  Crow,  Welland 
J.  Anderson,  Arthur 
N.Higinbotham,  Guelph 
R.  K.  Hope,  Hamilton 
W.  J.  Hill,  Toronto 
DavidLloyd.Newmarket 


1911] 


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COUNTY  AND  JUDICIAL  OFFICERS— ONTARIO  (Continued). 

When  the  Officer's  Post  Office  address  is  not  given  it  is  that  of  the  County  Town. 


COUNTY. 

LOCAL  MASTER 
OF  HIGH  COURT. 

LOCAL  REGISTRAR 
OF   HIGH   COURT. 

REGISTRAR 
SURROGATE. 

county  clerk. 

COUNTY 
TREASURER. 

F.  W.  Johnston. 
A.  D.  Hardy.... 

A.  B.  Klein 

.John  Bishop 

M.  McCarthy. . . . 
0.  F.  Maxwell  .. 
Henry  Clay  .... 
Jos.  B.  Walkem. 
C.  H.  Moore.... 

G.  B.  Douglas. . . 

C.  V.  Plummer  . . 
JohnT.  Hewitt.. 
MathewGoetz  . . . 
J.P.Featherstont 
J.  A.  V.  Preston. 
David  McLaws... 
Francis  Cleary  . . 
T.  M.  Asselstine. . 
VV.  A.  Bishop.... 
J.  C.  Ecoles 

C.  V.  Plummer  . . 

Brant 

Bruce , 

JohnT.  Hewitt.. 
Mathew  Goetz... 
J.  P.  Featherston . 
J.  A.  V.  Preston. 
David  McLaws... 
Francis  Cleary. . . 

Helen  Fraser 

W.  A.  Bishop.... 
J.  C.  Eccles 

A.  E.  Watts 

P.  A.  Malcolmson 

Chas.  Macnab 

J.  A.  V.  Preston. 
K.  W.  McKay.... 
John  F.  Millen... 
J.  W.  Bradshaw.. 
J.  Rutherford. . . . 

T.  A.  Snider 

J.  H.  Delamere... 

Wm.  Panton 

A.  M.  Chapman. . 
Wm.  Lane 

Albert  Foster 
N.  Robertson 
Hugh  Rielly 
C.  R.  Wheelock 

DUFFERIN 

Elgin 

Essex                 > 

J.  McCausland 
G.  A.  Wintemule 

David  Purdy 
S.  J.  Parker 
T.  A.  Snider 
M.  Brown 

Grey  

Haldimand   

Halton 

Hastings 

T.  A.  Gorhara. . . 
S  S    Lazier 

W.  A.  Lawrence. . 

S.  S.  Lazier 

D.  McDonald  .... 
C.  W.  Chadwick  . 
James  Holmes. .. 
Alex.  Saunders  . . 
W.  P.  McEwen... 

0.  K.  Fraser 

W.  P.  Deroche... 
Johnson  Clench . . 

C.C.Piatt 

R.  K.  Cowan 

Isaac  Huber 

T.  J.  Bourke  .... 

C.C.  Rapelje 

J.  T.  Field 

T.  McGillivray . . . 
W.T.  McMullin.. 
Edward  Jordan . . 

J.  B.  Dixon 

W.  C.  Moscrip  . . . 
George  J.  Sherry. 

Jos.  Belanger 

N.  Gilbert 

W.H.Elliott.... 

H.  W.  Perrett  . . . 
John  McCosh 

J.  A.McDougald. 

John  D.  Shipley . 
James  Meek 

W.  A.  Lawrence. . 
John  Williams... 

D.  McDonald 

C.  W.  Chadwick  . 
James  Holmes . . . 
Alex.  Saunders  . . 
W,  P.  McEwen... 

0.  K.  Fraser 

W.  P.  Deroche . . . 
Johnson  Clench. . 
C.  C.  Piatt 

George  Andrew 
B.  Mallory 
W.  J.  R.  Holmes 
R.  Nairn. 

Huron 

B.  L.  Doyle 

T.  W.  Chappie.. 
Thos.  Scullard.. 
D.F.Mac  Watt.. 
W.  S.  Senkler. . . 
H.  S.  McDonald. 
*S.  S.  Lazier.... 
R.  B.  Carman. . . 
Chas.  E.  Hewson 
R.  K.  Cowan.... 
W.C.  Mahaffy.. 

J.  A.  Valin 

James  Robb 

G.  W.  Roger.... 
T.  McGillivray.. 
W.T.  McMullin. 
P.  McCurrv 

D.  McGibbon.  .. 
John  A.  Barron. 

E.  C.  Huycke  . . . 
A.Constantineau 
D.  Morrison 

C.  R.  Fitch 

D.  J.  Donahue.. 
*J.  R.  Cotter.. . . 

J.  R.  O'Reilly... 

Kent          

Jonas  Gosnell. . . . 

John  Dalziel 

W.  A.  Moore  .... 
W.  Richardson. . . 
W.  G.  Wilson  .... 
J.  Clench 

J.  C.  Fleming 
Henry  Ingram 
John  Code 
R.  J.  Jelly 
W,  J.  Shannon. 
Canby  Wismer 

Lambton 

Lanark  

Leeds  and  Grbnville. 
Lknnox  and  Addington 

Lincoln  

Manitoulin  District.. 

Middlesex 

Edmund  Weld... 

T.  E.  Robson 

Andrew  McEvoy 

NiPLssiNG  District.... 

T,  J.  Bourke  .... 
C.C.  Rapelje.... 

J.  T.  Field 

T.  McGillivray... 
James  Canfield... 
Edward  Jordan 

Elias  Boughner. . 
N.  F.  MacNachtan 
J.  E.  Farewell  . . . 
N.  E.  Birtch 

H.  C.  Varin. 
Roger  Crysler 
N.F.  MacNachtan 
D.  McKay 
R.  Mcintosh 
S.  Armstrong 

NORTHUMB'D  &  DURIIAM" 

Ontario  

Oxford 

Parry  Sound 

Peel    

J.  B.  Dixon 

W.  C.  Moscrip... 
George  J.  Sherry. 
Jos.  Belanger. . . 
N.  Gilbert 

W  H.  Elliott 

D.  Kirkwood 

W.  Davidson 

E.M.  Elliott 

E.  A.  Johnson  . . . 
E.M.Young 

R.  Crawford 

Perth 

G.  Hamilton 

Petkrboro' 

Prescott  &  Russell  . . 

Prince  Edward  

Rainy   River,   ForxX 

Frances / 

Renfrew   

SiMCOE  

E.  M.  Elliott 
Jos.  Belanger 
D.  L.  Bougard 

H.  W.  Perrett  . . . 
E.  A.  Little 

J.  A.McDougald. 

John  D.  Shipley. 

S.  E.  Mitchell.... 
R.  J.Fletcher... 

A.  I.  McDonald.. 

T.  H.  Henderson. 
D.  Quinlan 

Stormont,    D  u  n  d  a  s  \ 
AND  Glengarry  . .  / 
Sudbury  District. 

Geo.  Steacy,  M.D 
Alex.  Irving 

H.  O'Leary...    . 

A.  W.  Thompson 
R.  T.  Coady 
J.  R.  McNeillie 

Toronto  City      

Victoria  

John  E.  Harding 
J.  J.  A.  Weir  ... 
Geo.  M.  Wells. . . 
*A.M.McKinnon 
J.  F.  Monck  .... 

•L  H.  Sootheran.. 
E.  J.  Beaumont. . 

J.  E.  Cohoe 

A.  M.  McKinnon. 
T.  H.  A.  Begue. . . 

J.  H. Sootheran.. 

J.M.Scully 

J.  E.  Cohoe 

Wm.  Carroll 

T.  H.  A.  Begue . . 
Joseph  Tait 

J.  R.  McNeillie  . . 
H.  J.  Bowman. . . 

R.  Cooper 

** James  Beattie  . 
J.  W.  Jardine  . . . 
John  A.  Ramsden 

Waterloo   

Wf.lland     ...   . 

H.  J.  Bowman 
W.  II.  Gainer 

Wellington 

Wm.  Reynolds 

Wbntworth 

York 

A.  Cochrane 
J.  K.  Macdonald 

*  And  Deputy  Registrar  in  Chancery.        t  Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Crown  only. 


Fergus. 


COUNTY    COURT    CLERKS.    ONTARIO. 


AliOOMA  .... 

Brant  

Bruce 

Carleton  . . 
Dufferin  . . 

Elgin 

Essex 

Frontenac  . 

•Grey  

Haldimand  . 
Hauburton 

Halton 

Hasting*   ., 

Huron . 

Kenora 

Kent  


county  court 
clerk. 


0.  V.  Plummer 
J.  T.  Hewitt 
Mathew  Goetz 
J.  P.  Featherston 
J.  A.  V.  Preston 
David  McLaws 
F.  Cleary 
T.  M.  Asselstine 
W.  A.  Bishop 
J.  C.  Eccles 
J.  H.  Delamere 
W.  A.  Lawrence 
John  Williams 
Daniel  McDonald 
C.  W.  Chadwick 
James  Holmes 


Lambton  

Lanark  

Leeds  &  Grenvillb 
Lennox  &  Adding'n 

Lincoln  

Manitoulin  D 

Middlesex 

MUSKOKA    

NlPISSING   

Norfolk  

Nortiium.  &;Durh'm 

Ontario 

Oxford  

Pabry  Sound    . 

Peel 

Perth 


county  court 
clerk. 


Alex.  Saunders 
W.  P.  McEwen 
0.  K.  Fraser 
W.  P.  Deroche 
Johnson  Clench 
C.  C.  Piatt 
Edmund  Weld 
Isaac  Huber 
T.  J.  Bourke 
C.  0.  Rapelje 
J.  T.  Field 
Thos.  McGillivray 
Jas.  Canfield 
Edward  Jordan 
J.  B.  Dixon 
W.  C.  Moscrip 


Peterboro' 

Prescott&Russell 
Prince  Edward.  .. 

Rainy  River 

Renfrew  

SiMCOE  

Stor.  Dun.  &  Glen. 

Sudbury  

Thunder  Bay 

Victoria  

Waterloo 

Welland 

Wellington 

Wentworth 

York 


county  court 
clerk. 


G.  J.  Sherry 
Js.  Belanger 
N.  Gilbert 
W.  H.  Elliott. 
H.  W.  Perrett 
John  McCosh 
J.  A.McDougald 
J.  D.  Shipley 
Jas.  Meek 
J.  H.  Sootheran 
E.  J.  Beaumont 
J.  E,  Cohoe 
Wm.  Carroll 
T,  H.  A.  Begue 
John  Richardson 


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"  Ass't  Inspector— J.  B.  MACDONALD. 


ALQOMA  DISTRICT. 

I.  F.  A.  King. . .  .Sault  Ste.  Marie 

II.  Thos.  Sullivan Bruce  Mines 

Id.  Thomas  Dodds Thessalon 

IV.  J.  C.  McMillan Webbwood 

V.  P.  J.  Tyne Chelmsford 

VI.  W. F.Adams.. Richard's Land'g 
VII.  H.  F.  Brackenridge.BlindRiver 

BRANT. 

I.  James  0.  Spence Brantford 

II.  James  Smiley Paris 

III.  David  Reid St.  George 

IV.  Henry  Cox Burford 

V.  Walker  E.  Hooker ....  Scotland 
VI.  T.  F.  Simpson Onondaga 

BRUCE. 

I.  Ninian  Crawford.. . .  Walkerton 
II.  John  K.  McLean Teeswater 

III.  Joseph  Barker Kincardine 

IV.  J.  C.  Gibson Paisley 

V.  Jas.  A.  Chapman..  .Port  Elgiii 

VI.  Allen  Nelson Tiverton 

VII.  J.  R.  Vondusen Tara 

VIII.  J.  H.  Fielding Wiarton 

IX.  Angus  Martyn Ripley 

X.  John  Pettigrew. . .  Lion's  Head 

XI,  W.  J.  Little Lucknow 

XII.  Charles  E.  Biehm Chesley 

CARLETON. 

I.  John  R.  Armstrong Ottawa 

II.  Wm.  McElroy Richmond 

III.  Jas.  H.  Wilson Carp 

IV.  Matthew  Riddell Galetta 

V.  John  Kerr Kars 

VI.  W.  C.  Cameron Metcalf 

VII.  W.  A.  Mason Hintonburg 

DUFFERIN. 

I.  Joseph  Pattullo  .  ..Orangeville 
II.  David  J.  Reaburn. . .  Shelburne 

III.  Alex.  Ferris Stanton 

IV.  Robert  Orr Mono  Mills 

V.  M.  G.  Varcoe..  ..Grand  Valley 

ELGIN. 

I.  Edmond  C.  Monteith . .  Aylmer 
n.  John  Mclntyre St.  Thomas 

III.  John  Mclntyre. . .  .St.  Thomas 

IV.  Samuel  McCoU Dutton 

ESSEX. 

I.  0.  F.  Pequegnot Sandwich 

II.  J.  H.  C.  Leggatt.Amherstburg 

III.  George  Pearse Kingsville 

IV.  Charles  Bell Oxley 

V.  Geo.  A.  Morse Leamington 

VI.  Henry  Taylor Belle  River 

VII.  Joseph  D.  A.  Deziel .  .Windsor 

VIII,  Wm.  Laing Essex 

IX.  Albert  J.  Brown Comber 

X.  John  Watt Scudder  P.  O. 

FRONTENAC. 

I.  W.  H.  Carson Kingston 

II.  F.  Letherland Cataraqui 

III.  John  M.  Davis Sydenham 

IV.  Henry  McMuUen Verona 

V.  L.  Vanluvan Battersea 

VL  W.  A.  Beull..,.Sharbot  Lake 
VII.  William  McGregor Arden 

GREY, 

I.  B,  Allen Owen  Sound 

II.  A.  Davidson Durham 

III.  Howard  P.  Heming. .  Meaford 

IV.  W.  L.  Tyson Heathcote 

V.  W.  J.Bellamy Flesherton 

VL  W.  J.  Winters Chatsworth 

VII.  D.  Campbell Hanover 

VIII.  Richard  Stephens  . .  .Markdale 

HALDIMAND. 

I.  James  McGregor Caledonia 

II.  Blake  Humphrey Cayuga 

III.  Thomas  Armour Dunnville 

IV.  R.  A.  Havill  Rainham 


V.  R.  E.  Johnson Canborough 

VI.  Charles  E.  Bourne Jarvis 


HALIBURTON. 

George  A,  Rogers Minden 

Geo,  Bemister Haliburton 

Stephen  Kettle Ursa 

Edwey  A,  Remy Dorset 


IL 

IIL 

IV. 

V. 

VI. 

VII. 

VIII. 

IX. 

X. 

XI. 

XII. 


HALTON. 

Wm,  Panton Milton 

Arthur  Hillmer Oakville 

Charles  C.  Roe. ,,  Georgetown 

R,  J,  McNabb Acton 

Neil  McPhail Campbell  ville 

O,  T.  Springer Burlington 

HASTINGS. 

Francis  M,  Clark. . ,  .Belleville 

Wellesley  Grier St,  Ola 

A.  B.  Randall Shannonville 

Chas,  J.  White Tweed 

F.  B.  Parker Stirling 

Dennis  Gillen Madoc 

T,  Donnelly Deseronto 

Anson  S,  Latta Cannifton 

George  J.  Chadd Trenton 

James  C,  Bowen Marmora 

James  Haryett Maynooth 

W,  N,  Simons Bancroft 

HURON. 

I.  James  Yates Goderich 

II.  John  C.  Greig Seaforth 

III,  H.  Torr.  Ranee Clinton 

IV,  John  Karney Brussels 

V.  R.  N,  Creech Exeter 

VI,  James  Why ard...  Dungannon 

VII.  John  Tippett Bayfield 

VIII.  Alex.  Ross Wingham 

IX.  Thomas  Brown Wroxeter 

X,  Andrew  F,  Hess Zurich 

XI,  William  Lewis Crediton 

XII,  Thomas  Code Blyth 

KENORA. 

I,  Ernest  Appleton Kenora 

II.  Fred  Deacon Wabigoon 

KENT. 

I.  Wm.  B.  Wells Chatham 

II.  A.  McKinlay Ridgetown 

III,  James  T,  Smith Dresden 

IV,  J,  W.  Gibson Blenheim 

V,  D.  C.  McDonald,  Wallaceburgh 
VI.  Joseph  Dillon Bothwell 

VII.  A.  W,  Wilson Tilbury 

LAMBTON. 

I.  Arthur  F.  Wade Sarnia 

II.  Wm.  McLeay Watford 

III.  James  Mclntyre Florence 

IV.  Wm,  W.  Stover   Sombra 

V.  Thos,  Jones Forest 

VI.  William  C.  Tudor., .  .Thedford 

VII.  John  McRae Mooretown 

VIII.  W.  G,  Eraser Petrolea 

IX.  R.  Code Alvinston 

LANARK. 

I.  Robert  Jamieson Perth 

II.  W.  A.  Field Lanark 

IIL  A.  R.  G.  Peden,  Carleton  Place 
IV.  James  H.  Ross ...  Smith's  Falls 

V,  Alex.  Graham Pakenham 

VI.  P.  C.  Dowdall Almonte 

LEEDS  AND  GRENVILLB. 

I,  I,  J,  Mansell Brockville 

II,  John  Graham Prescott 

III.  S.  McCammon Gananoque 

IV,  S,  J.  Law Kemptville 

V,  W,  H.  McCrea....Merrickville 

VI,  L,  W,  Phelps Phillipsville 

VII,  C.  A,  Wood Toledo 

VIII,  L.  S,  Lewis Newboro' 

IX,  Edward  J.  Purcell Athens 

X.  C.  W.  McLean Spencerville 

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XI.  John  Haley,,.. North  Augusta 
XII.  Chas.  Teunant...Mallorytown 

LENNOX  AND   ADDINGTON. 

I.  Alfred  Knight Napanee 

II.  F.  W.  Armstrong Bath 

III,  J.  J,  Watsou Adolphustown 

IV,  John  H.  Patterson,  .Newburgh 
V.  Robert  Cox Enterprise 

VI.  J,  A,  Zimmerman Odessa 

VII,  Jas,  Aylesworth Tamworth 

LINCOLN, 

I.  Samuel  Shearer Niagara 

IL  A.  H.Trapnell.. St,  Catharines 

III.  Thomas  Pearson Smithville 

IV.  Chas.  E.  Riggins. , ,  Beamsville 
V.  William  W,  Kidd Grimsby 

MANITOULIN. 

T.  Samuel  Jackson Gore  Bay 

II.  D.  McGillivray,  Little  Current 

III,  F.  R.  Denni80n..Manitowaning 

IV,  John  J.  Avis,  Cockburn  Island 

MIDDLESEX. 

I,  J.  W.  Mcintosh  London 

II.  W.  J.  McRoberts. . .  .Park  Hill 

III.  R.  H.  Collins Lucan 

IV.  Jno.  R.  Hammond. . .  Delaware 

V,  Geo.  Wilson Glencoe 

VI.  J.  H.  Mcintosh Strathroy 

VII.  E.  T.  Shaw.. Dorchester  Stat'n 
VIII.  W.  R.  Westlake Arva 

IX.  H.  F.  Whetter London 

MUSKOKA   DISTRICT. 

I.  Charles  Bard Bracebridge 

II.  Wm.  W,  Moody ..  Gravenhurst 

III.  J.  R.  Reece Huntsville 

IV.  FredD.  Stubb8...Port  Carling 

NIPISSING  DISTRICT. 

L  Arthur  W,  Smith. Sturg'onF'ls 

II.  John  McMeekin Mattawa 

in.  M.  W,  Flannery.... North  Bay 

IV,  John  Johnston Elk  Lake 

V,  J,  A,  Levesque Bonfield 

VI,  Hugh  Williams Englehart 

VII.  P.  A.  Cobbald Haileybury 

VIII.  Sidney  L.  Bradley. .,  Cochrane 

NORFOLK. 

I,  Chas,  E,  Freeman Simcoe 

IL  Abram  M,  Tobin  , , ,  Waterford 

III,  Henry  McKnight, .  .Teeterville 

IV.  Arthur  Gerhard Delhi 

V.  M.  J.  McCall Vittoria 

VI.  A.  P.  Barrett Port  Rowan 

VII.  Watson  Park Fairground 

VIII,  W,  F.  Tibbetts Port  Dover 

NORTHUMBERLAND  AND  DURHAM. 

I.  John  Moorcraft.  .Bowmanville 
IL  L.  P.  Davidson Newcastle 

III.  Samuel  Purser Port  Hope 

IV.  W,  L.  Given Osaca 

V,  John  G.  Orr Cobourg 

VI.  Geo.  Cuthbert Grafton 

VII.  H,  S.  Keyes Colborne 

VIII,  B.  C.  H.  Becker Brighton 

IX,  H.  J,  Walker Warkworth 

X.  William  Little Wooler 

XI.  Charles  West  . . .  Campbellf ord 

ONTARIO, 

I Whitby 

II.  M.  Gleeson Greenwood 

III,  John  Burnham . . .  .Port  Perry 

IV.  R.  J,  Moore Uxbridge 

V.  Geo.  Smith Cannington 

VI,  James  Gordon Beaverton 

VII.  Daniel  Leonard Atherley 

OXFORD. 

I.  Vaughan L.Francis, Woodstock 

II.  Chas.  K,  Currey Drumbo 

IIL  A.  S,  S,  Herd Embro 

IV.  M.  L.  Bushell Norwich 


1911] 


DIVISION   COURT  CLERKS — SURROGATE  JUDGES,   ETC. 


409 


v.  Neil  B.  Gunn IngersoU 

VI.  John  0.  Ross Tillsonburg 

VII.  William  S.  Russell ..  Tavistock 

PARRY  SOUND   DISTRICT. 

W.  J.  Jones Parry  Sound 

John  Fletcher. .  .McKellar  P.O. 

A.  A.  Young Rosseau 

Walter  Sharpe ....  Burk's  Falls 

Harry  Snuggs Magnetawan 

F.  J.  Williams Powassan 

John  Harper Sundridge 

PEEL. 


I. 
II. 
III. 
IV. 
V. 
VI. 
VII. 

I. 
II. 
[II. 

IV, 


John  Clarke Brampton 

Henry  H.  Shaver . .  Streetsville 

Moses  C.  Hillock Caledon 

John  McDonald Bolton 


I.  David  B.  Burritt Stratford 

II.  James  Dougherty Mitchell 

III.  Richard  Sheppard . .  St.  Mary's 

IV.  George  Brown Shakespeare 

V.  Thomas  Trow Milverton 

VI.  W.  Bright Listowel 

PETERBOROUGH. 

I.  John  W.  Miller Peterboro' 

II.  J.  L.  Squire Norwood 

III.  James  McNeill Keene 

IV.  W.  Sherin Lakefield 

V.  W.  A.  McMaster Havelock 

VI.  John  C.  Read Keene 

PRESCOTT   AND   RUSSELL. 

I.  E.  A.  Johnson L'Orignal 

II.  Peters.  Paquet.Vankleek  Hill 

III.  N.  Labrosse St.  Eugene 

IV.  Joseph  Belanger . .  Plantagenet 
V.  J.  S.  Cameron Cumberland 

VI.  A.  Carson Russell 

VII.  J.  A.  D.  Landrian..nawke8bury 

VIII.  Felix  Cadieux Fournier 

IX.  Frederick  Langrell Alfred 

X.  M.  Rochan Clarence  Creek 

XI.  Peter  Stewart Grant 

PRINCE    EDWARD. 

I.  Fred.  Slaven Picton 

II.  James  McQuoid Milford 

III.  C.  H.  Wright...  .Demorestville 

IV.  W.  H.  C.  Roblin..Ameliasburg 
V.  H.  A.  Jollary Wellington 

VI.  Chas.  H.  Saylor....Bloomfield 

VII.  Geo.  C.  German Consecon 

VIII.  B.  E.  Harrison Waupoos 


RAINY   RIVER. 

I.  W.  H.  Elliott. . .  .Fort  Frances 

II.  B.  F.  Phillips Emo 

III.  D.  K.  McGregor.. Rainy  River 
IV 

RENFREW. 

I.  James  H.  Leach Pembroke 

II.  Hugh  S.  Miller Beachburg 

III.  George  Eady,  Jun. ..  Renfrew 

IV.  Jno.  R.  Tierney Arnprior 

V.  T.  M.  Costello Calabogie 

VI.  C.  Blackburn Eganville 

VII.  Joseph  R.  Warren Cobden 

VIII Rockingham 

SIMCOE. 

I.  W.  C.  McLean Barrie 

II.  R.  E.  Stevenson Bradford 

III.  Joseph  Wright Beeton 

IV.  D.  C.  Barr Collingwood 

V.  Abraham  Craig Craighurst 

VI.  F.  Webber Orillia 

VIL  Angus  Bell New  Lowell 

Vin.  D.  A.  Lee Alliston 

IX.  W.J. Martin. .Penetanguishene 
X.  J.  H.  Russell Coldwater 

8T0RM0NT,  DUNDAS  AND   GLENGARRY. 

I.  G.  H.  McGillivray,Williamsto'n 
II.  H.  A.  Macdonald  .  .Alexandria 

III.  Geo.  A.  Milden Cornwall 

IV.  G.  Sampson Aultsville 

V.  Jas.  N.  Eastman. ..Morrisburg 

VI.  James  CoUison Iroquois 

VII.  Myron  I.Cleland.  .S.  Mountain 

VIII.  D.  G.  McMillan Finch 

IX.  D.  C.  McRae,  North  Lancaster 

X.  W.  G.  Bolster Chesterville 

XI.  D.  Mcintosh Strathmore 

XII.  J.  D.  Mcintosh . .  Dominionville 

SUDBURY    DISTRICT. 

I.  J.  K.  McLennan Sudbury 

II.  R.  L.  Groulx Chelmsford 

III.  J.  C.  McMillan Webbwood 

IV.  E.  A.  Wright Warren 

TUUNDRR  BAY   DISTRICT. 

I.  R.  E.  Mitchell. . .  .Port  Arthur 
II.  John  Aikins.  .Eng.  River  P.O. 
III.  Geo.  H.  Coo Fort  William 

VICTORIA. 

I.  Arch.  Campbell Woodville 

II.  Edward  D,  Hand.Fenelon  Falls 

III.  W.  C.  Moore Bobcaj'geon 

IV.  W.  H.  Kennedy Omemee 


V.  Elias  Bowes Lindsay 

VI.  J.  F.  Cunnings Oakwood 

VII.  A.  C.  Graham... Victoria  Road 

WATERLOO. 

I.  F.  Rohleder ...     Berlin 

II.  James  D.  Webster ....  Preston 

in.  E.  J.  Wilkins Gait 

IV.  F.  H.  McCallum.New  Hamburg 

V.  Alfred  Boomer Linwood 

VI.  W.  H.  Winkler St.  Jacobs 

VII.  A.  E.  Watson Ayr 

WELLAND. 

I.  J.  W.  Livingstone..  ..Welland 
II.  J.  Henderson,  Jr. . . Marsh ville 

III.  Joseph  Clarke Fort  Erie 

IV.  J.  G.  Cadham,  Niagara  Falls  S. 
V.  D.  J.  E.  Munro Thorold 

VI.  J.  C.  Neff Port  Colborne 

WELLINGTON. 

I.  Thos.  J.  Day Guelph 

II.  Wm,  Nichol Morriston 

III.  L.  R.  Guild Rockwood 

IV.  J.  Brownridge Fergus 

V.  Thos.  Young Erin 

VL  Henry  Clark Flora 

VII.  John  Lunz Drayton 

VIII.  Robert  T.  Smith Arthur 

IX.  Joseph  Pat  tullo...  Orange  ville 

X.  John  Livingstone. . .  Harriston 

XI.  James  C.  Wilkes.Mount  Forest 

XII.  L.  R.  Adam Drayton 

WENTWORTII. 

I.  H.  T.  Bunbury Hamilton 

n.  F.  D.  Suter Dundaa 

III.  Hugh  Thompson.. Waterdown 

IV.  H.  McPherson Orkney 

V.  J.  C.  Moore Stony  Creek 

VII.  G.  F.  Neal Glanford 

VIII Binbrook 

IX.  C.  H.  Peebles Hamilton 

YORK. 

I.  A.  McLean  Howard ..  Toronto 
II.  R.  J.  Corson Markham 

III.  T.  F.  McMahon,  Richmond  Hill 

IV.  David  Lloyd Newmarket 

V.  F.  G.  Tremayne Sutton 

VI.  M.  F.  Doyle Lloydtown 

VII.  E.  W.  Brown Woodbridge 

VIII.  John  Harnshaw Weston 

IX.  J.  H.  Richardson... West  Hill 
X.  E.  H.  Duggan Toronto 


SURROGATE  JUDGES  IN  ADMIRALTY  OF  THE  EXCHEQUER  COURT. 

APPOINTED   UNDER   THE   ADMIRALTY   ACT  (R.S.    1906,   C.    141.) 


Name. 


Cornelius  V.  Price. 
(Judge  of  the 
County  Court  of 
the  County  of 
Frontenac.) 


D.  F.  McWatt 
(Judge  of  the 
County  Court  of 
the  County  of 
Lambton). 


Residence  and 
District. 


(Vacant). 


Kingston  —  for  that 
portion  of  the  Toron- 
to Admiralty  District 
comprised  in  coun- 
ties of  Hastings, 
Prince  Edward,  Len- 
nox, Addington, 
Frontenac,  Leeds, 
Grenville,  Dundas, 
Stormont  and  Glen- 
garry. 

Sarnia — County  of 
Lambton. 


Sandwich— For  that 
portion  of  the  Tor- 
onto Admiralty  Dist- 
rict comprised  in  the 
Counties  of  Essex, 
Kent,  Elgin,  Lamb- 
ton and  Middlesex, 


Appointed. 


March  25,  1896 


June  25, 1906 


Name. 


W.J.  Hatton  (Grey, 
Bruce  and  Sim 
coe.) 


Bernard  L.  Doyle 
(Judge  of  the 
County  Court  of 
the  County  of 
Huron.) 

J.  A.  Valin  (Judge 
o  f  Provisional 
Judicial  District 
of  Nipissing). 

E.  O'Connor  (Jun- 
ior Judge,  Pro- 
visional Judicial 
Dist.  of  Algoma). 

Hugh  O'Leary 


Hon,  R.  Reddin, , 


Residence  and 
District. 


Owen  Sound  —  For 
that  portion  of  the 
Toronto  Admiralty 
District  comprised 
in  the  Counties  of 
Grey,  Bruce  and 
Simcoe. 

Goderich  —  For  that 
portion  of  the  Tor- 
onto Admiralty  Dis- 
trict comprised  in 
the  Counties  of  Hur- 
on and  Bruce. 

North  Bay  —  Provis- 
ional Judicial  Dis- 
trict of  Nipissing. 

SaultSte.  Marie— Pro- 
visional Judicial  Dis- 
trict of  Algoma. 


Port  Arthur— District  March  7,  1910 

of  Thunder  Bay  and] 

Rainy  River. 
Charlottetown ,  P.  E.  1 


Appointed. 


April  23,  1906 


August  26,1897 


July  6,  1901 


June  21,  1904 


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MUNICIPALITIES  IN  MANITOBA. 

Taxes  are  payable  to  Treasurer  of  respective  Municipality.    Hon.  Geo.  R.  Colowkll,  Municipal  Commissioner. 
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MUNICIPALITy. 

MAYORS   AND    REEVES. 

CLERKS   AND   TREASURERS,   AND  P.  0.  ADDRESS. 

Arthur 

S.  D.  Hannah,  Waskada 

Chris.  Johnson 

W.  F.  Thomas,  Melita. 
Juhn  narrower,  Baldur. 
H.  Chipperfield,  McAuley. 
Wm.  Kilkenny,  Broomhill. 
Frank  Ness,  St.  Charles. 

B.  Martinson,  Hnausa. 
T.  W.  Thompson,  Birtle. 
J.  C.  Dudley,  Birtle. 

G.  Mclntyre,  Oak  River. 
G.  C.  Smith,  Boissevain. 

E.  Armstrong,  Russell. 

H.  Brown,  Clerk  ;  G.  F.  Sykes,  Treas. 

F.  Davis,  Waskada. 

M.  J.  Hoban,  Beausejour. 

T.  B.  Woodhull,  Hartney. 

Geo.  Balfour,  Carberry. 

A.  Malcolmson,  Carman. 

Walter  Mann,  Minnedosa. 

D.  W.  Shaw,  Brandon. 

M.  Collins,  Carberry. 

W.  T.  Sutcliffe,  Treesbank. 

J.  A.  Dyer,  Lothair. 

John  A.  Gorby,  Box  33,  Dauphin. 

J.  W.  Johnston,  Dauphin. 

D.  L.  Livingstone,  Deloraine. 
Paul  Chenard,  St.  Pierre. 

F.  W.  Kirby,  Carman. 

A.  McN.  Fraser,  Elkhorn. 

Henry  Tillman,  St.  Lazare. 

Robert  Reid,  Forrest. 

W.  W.  Unsworth,  Emerson. 

Walter  Mundell,  Pierson. 

L.  Hill,  Ethelbert. 

Thos.  Coulter,  Dominion  City. 

J.  C.  Turner,  Gilbert  Plains. 

J.  C.  Turner,  Gilbert  Plains. 

G.  P.  Magnusson,  Gimli. 

E.  S.  Jonason,  Gimli. 

S.  Schooley,  Gladstone. 

J.  W.  Breakey,  Souris. 

Wm.  Dickie,  Grandview. 

Wm.  Dickie,  Grandview. 

H.  F.  Stirk,  Gretna. 

0.  T.  Soole,  Elm  Creek. 

Jos.  Andrew,  Hamiota. 

Jos.  Andrew,  Hamiota. 

J.  K.  Gruenthal,  Gruenthal. 

S.  L.  McGill,  Newdale. 

T.  B.  Woodhull,  Hartney. 

Geo.  F.  Munroe,  Box  1403,  Winnipeg 

G.  B.  Mentieth,  Killarney. 

A.  Rocan,  La  Broquerie. 

R.  Dunsmore,  Neepawa. 

M.  E.  Boughton,  Arden. 

P.  Bourque,  Somerset. 

W.  Cranston,  Clerk,  Clearwater. 

W.  E.  Crossl^v,  McCreary. 

H.  Grills,  Sanford. 

G.  T.  Armstrong.  Manitou. 

Jas.  Robertson.  Melita. 

Wm.  Howard,  Miniota 

E.  WMdmeyer,  Minitonas. 

E.  Bailey  Fisher,  Minnedosa. 
G.  T.  Turley,  Minnedosa. 
Jos.  Baril,  St.  Jean  Baptiste. 

C.  McCorquodale,  Morden. 

D.  M.  Ure,  Morris. 

R.  S.  Patterson,  Morris. 
G.  C.  Smith,  Boissevain. 
D.  F.  Wilson,  Fork  River. 
W.  R.  Cosgrove,  Napinka. 
J.  W.  Bradley,  Neepawa. 

F.  Lewin,  Macgregor. 
R.  J.  Mills,  Treherne. 

W.  T.  Johnston,  Wawanesa. 
R.  H.  Hockin,  Oak  Lake. 
W.  H.  Johnson,  Ochre  River. 
H.  S.  Taylor,  Minnedosa. 
J.  E.  Gayton,  Manitou. 
D.  W.  Morden,  Pilot  Mound. 

Argyle                  

Archie 

Charles  Poole,  Fleming,  Sask. . . 

J.  F.  McLaren,  Crescent 

G.  T,  Chapman,  St.  James 

S.  Choraldson,  Icelandic  R 

Albert ' 

Assiniboia   

Bifrost 

Birtle      

Birtle  Town 

E  J.  Wilson,  Birtle 

R.  C.  Cochran,  Oak  River 

R.  J.  Campbell,  Boissevain 

Wm.  Hembroff,  Russell 

H.  L.  Adolph,  Brandon 

D.  G.  McLeod,  Goodlands 

Jos  Shaw  Beausejour . 

Boulton       .       

Brandon  City  

Brenda    

Brokenhead 

Cameron                  ....       ... 

J   A.  Rollins,  Hartney 

J.  H.  McCrae,  Carberry 

J.  P.  Carthew,  Carman 

P.  Christopherson,  Scandinavia 
Allan  Leslie,  Chater 

Clanwilliam 

Cornwallis                        .    . 

Cypress  South 

W  Down   Glenboro'       . .    . 

Daly  .          

J.  C.  Cousins,  Rivers 

Dauphin 

A  Esplen    Dauphin 

Dauphin  Town 

R.  C.  Sparling,  Dauphin 

W.  Wm.  Chalmers,  Deloraine. . . 

A.  Nault,  St.  Pierre 

Jas.  Brown,  Homewood. . .  v 

I   McLeod   Elkhorn 

De  Salaberry 

Dufferin 

Elkhorn  Villao^e                 .   . . 

EUice ".   

W.  C.  O'Keefe,  St.  T,azare 

W.  J.  Cundy,  Rapid  City 

R  Hamilton,  Emerson 

Elton 

Emerson  Town            

Edward 

C.  E.  Roblin,  Elva 

Ethelbert           

K  McLean  Ethelbert         

John  McCartney,  Emerson 

H   F  Scott  Wilford 

Gilbert  Plains 

Gilbert  Plains  Village 

Gimli 

C.  C.  Baker,  Gilbert  Plains 

M  Riwfinsky  Gimli                 .    . 

Gimli  Village               

J   Sigurdson,  Gimli , . . . . 

Qlenwood                . .       ... 

John  Perdue    Souris.. 

Gretna  Villao"e     

F.  D.  McKurty,  Gretna 

Jos.  Wood,  Elm  Creek 

Grey 

Hamiota      

J  H.  Houck,  Hamiota ... 

Hamiota  Village 

William  Chambers,  Hamiota 

J  Braun  Gruenthal 

Hanover  .             . .           ... 

T.  M.  Leggar,  Newdale 

W.  Crawford,  Hartney 

Hartney  Town 

Kildonan 

S.  R.  Henderson,  Louise  Bridge 
J  McKee    Killarney 

Killarney  Town              . 

La  Broquerie    . .       .           ... 

P.  A.  St.  Laurent,  La  Broquerie 
J,  W.  Newton 

W.  L.  McNair,  Keyes 

D.  Thorrien,  Mariapolis 

Jas.  Morrow,  La  Riviere 

W.  H.  Collins,  McCreary 

R.  W.  Woods,  Shanawan 

R.  A.  Mcintosh,  Manitou 

R.  M.  Graham,  Melita 

D  Gerrard   Miniota 

Louise . . 

McCreary  

Manitou  Village    

Melita  Town 

Miniota           

Minitonas                    .... 

S  Dunn   Minitonas   . 

Minnedosa  Town 

R.  T.  Butchart,  Minnedosa 

W.  H.  Cameron,  Minnedosa 

Wm.  Frazer,  Letellier 

Minto 

S.  Scott,  Morden 

Morris 

R  Tavlor  Morris 

J.  Wilton,  Morris 

R.  G.  Willis,  Boissevain 

J.  P.  Grenon,  Winnipegosis  .... 
R.  Cates,  Napinka 

Mossv  River 

Neepawa  Town. 

W.  H.  Gossell,  Neepawa 

Wm.  Cairns,  Macgregor 

W.  H.  Spinks,  Treherne 

F.  W.  Rathwell,  Hayfield 

A.  A.  Cameron,  Oak  Lake 

C.  Rose,  Ochre  River 

Norfolk  North 

Norfolk  South 

Oakland 

Oak  Lake  Town 

Ochre  River 

Odanah 

John  Allan  Cordova 

Pembina 

John  Woods,  Somerset. . .    

Dr.  R.  D.  Ferguson, Pilot  Mound 

Pilot  Mound  Village 

420 


MUNICIPALITIES   IN   MANITOBA. 


[1911 


MUNICIPALITIES  IN  MANITOBA— Con^mucd. 


MUNICIPALITY. 

MAYORS  AND  REEVES. 

CLBRKS  AND  TREASURERS,   AND  P.   0. 

IDDRBSB. 

Robt.  Forke,  Pipestone 

J.  H.  Ungez,  Plum  Coulee 

F.  Clayton,  Portage  la  Prairie. . 

Geo.  Cadham,  High  BluflE 

Geo.  Ross 

A.  P.  Power,  Virden. 

A.  A.  Hailler,  Plam  Coulee. 

F.  G.  Taylor,  Portage  la  Prairie. 
D.  McCowan,  Portage  la  Prairie. 
W.  Southam,  Roland. 

Geo.  McWilliams,  Rapid  City. 
Peter  Braun,  Altona. 

G.  T.  Landry,  St.  Norbert. 
J.  H.  Putnam,  Dunrea. 

V.  W.  McFarlane,  Stonewall. 

B.  Peters,  Neepawa. 
R.  Carson,  Rossburn. 
W.  H.  Beachell,  Rosser. 

J.  P.  Laughlin,  Cartwright. 

D.  M.  Kinnaird,  Russell. 

A.  D.  Callin. 

Geo.  Clackson,  Rapid  City. 

T.  Partington,  Selkirk. 

F.  G.  Riohardson,  Asessippi. 

C.  Brydon,  Roblin. 
Frank  Dobbs,  Shoal  Lake. 
R.  H.  Hockin,  Oak  Lake. 
W.  McKay,  Russell. 

J.  W.  Breakey,  Souris. 

C.  Christopherson,  Oakbank. 

C.  McCorquodale,  Morden. 

A.  Mclntyre,  Strathclair. 

R.  R.  Houghton,  Belmont. 

T.  Wachna,  Stuartburn. 

H.  Arundel,  Stonewall. 

Jos.  Armstrong,  Swan  River. 

R.  E.  Bothwell,  Swan  River. 

J.  A.  Lacerte,  St.  Anne. 

J.  MacDougall,  Lower  Fort  Garry. 

J.  B,  Cote,  St.  Boniface. 

Thos.  Bunn,  East  Selkirk. 

C.  A.  Prefontaine,  St.  Eustache. 

W.G.Hunton.Cl'k ;  A.deLaronde,Trea 

A.  Masters,  Treasurer,  Middlechurch. 

C.  Jacob,  Ste.  Rose  du  Lac. 
A.  E.  Poulin.  Riel. 

R.  Arpin,  Lorrette. 
A.  C.  Kerr,  Miami. 
J.  M.  Baldwin,  Killarney. 
A.  W.  Goulding,  Holland. 
J.  F.  C.  Menlove,  Virden. 
J.  F.  C.  Menlove,  Virden. 
W.  V.  Stevenson,  Harding. 
M.  Eaton,  Alexander. 
F.  E.  Nex,  Whitemouth. 
Jas.  Donley,  Minto. 

D.  L.  Livingstone,  Deloraine. 

C.  J.  Brown,  Clerk;  H.   C.   Thomp 

D.  Forster,  Winnipeg  Beach. 
P.  H.  Neufeld,  Winkler. 

M.  J.  Proctor,  Woodlands. 
P.  St.  C.  McGregor,  Gladstone. 
W.  T.  Johnston,  Wawanesa. 

Plum  Coulee  Village 

Portage  la  Prairie 

Portage  la  Prairie  Town 

Roland 

Rapid  City  Town 

Rhineland 

A.  T.  LePage,  Rapid  City 

Ritchot    

E.  Champagne,  St.  Norbert 

W.  Thomson,  Margaret 

Alex.  Poison,  Stonewall 

Geo.  H.  Edwards,  Eden 

Wm.  Young,  Rossburn 

J.  Haddow,  Mount  Royal 

J.  P.  McKibbon,  Cartwright. . . . 
Geo.  Cartwirght,  Millwood 

Riverside 

Rockwood     

Rosedale 

Rossburn  . .            

Rosser 

Roblin 

Russell 

Russell  Village 

A.  B.  St.  John,  Newdale 

Jos.  W.  Simpson,  Selkirk 

Thos.  McLennan,  Asesippi 

R.  W.  McBride 

Selkirk  Town 

Shellmouth 

Shell  River 

Shoal  Lake 

Wm.  J.  Short,  Shoal  Lake 

A.  E.  Hill,  Griswold 

Sif  ton 

Silver  Creek 

P  Hyde  Russell 

Springfield 

R.  McKitiley,  Bird's  Hill 

J.  Borthwick,  Morden 

Stanley 

Strathclair  .        

C.  S.  Stevenson,  Shoal  Lake .... 

Chas.  Cannon,  Belmont 

I.  Storosczuk,  Stuartburn 

J.  A.  McGuiie 

Stuartburn . 

Stonewall  Village    

D.  D.  McDonald,  Pretoria 

P.  McKay,  Swan  River 

M  J  Richer  St  Anne  . 

Swan  River  Town 

St  Ann 

St.  Andrews 

R.  Saunders,  Claudeboye 

J.  A.  Bleau,  St.  Boniface 

Geo.  Frank,  East  Selkirk.. ..  . . . 

S.  Loney,  St.  Eustache 

J.  Hamiin,  St.  Laurent 

J.  M  Smith,  Bird's  Hill 

St.  Boniface  City 

St.  Clements     . .         

St.  Francois  Xavier 

St.  Laurent        .         

.St.Laurent 

St.  Paul 

Ste.  Rose 

J.  Hamelin,  Ste.  Rose  du  Lac. 
Pierre  Dumas,  St.  Vital 

St.  Vital 

Thompson   .          

J.  W.  Humphrey,  Miami 

G.  Millar,  Killarney  

Turtle  Mountain 

Victoria       

R.  Thomas,  Cypress  River 

J.  C.  Mullins,  Virden 

Wallace  . .                   .... 

C  E.  Ivens  Virden            .... 

T.  Todd,  Hillview 

D.  A.  Yeomans,  Alexander 

M.  W.  Tobin,  Whitemouth... 
A    Rose    Fairfax 

Whitehead  .        . 

Whitemouth 

Whitewater 

Winchester 

E.  Kerr  Deloraine    

W.  S.  Evans,  Winnipeg 

W.  Wood,  Winnipeg  Beach 

G.  Wieber,  Winkler 

son,  Treas., 

[Winnipeg. 

Winkler  Village 

Woodlands  . 

S  Sims  Argyle                   .     . . , 

Westbourne 

Wawanesa 

J.  H.  Davey,  Westbourne 

T.  Couling,  Wawanesa 

TUBERCULOSIS    IN    CANADA. 


According  to  the  Census  of  1901  the  Canadian  death 
rate  from  tuberculosis  in  that  year  was  18  per  10,000  of 
the  population  living.  The  total  number  of  deaths  from 
all  causes  in  1901  was  81,201,  and  of  these  9,709  were 
registered  as  due  to  tuberculosis.  This  is  to  say  that  in 
every  1,000  deaths  from  all  causes,  119.56  were  due  to 
tuberculosis,  a  percentage  of  12,  or  one  death  in  every 
8.36  deaths.  Should  this  ratio  remain  constant  then  of 
7,184,744,  the  estimated  population  of  Canada  on  March 
31st,  1909,  no  less  than  859,000  will  die  of  the  disease. 
In  1901  the  death  rate  per  1,000  from  tuberculosis  in 
some  of  the  larger  Canadian  cities  was,  Montreal  2.10, 
Toronto  2.0,  Halifax  2.80,  Quebec  2.50  and  Ottawa  2.30. 
The  Census  records  show  that  in  Ontario  over  10  per  cent. 
of  the  deaths  from  all  causes  are  due  to  tuberculosis. 

Happily,  however,  there  are  indications  that  the  census 
of  1911  will  show  a  considerable  diminution  of  mortality 
from  tuberculosis,  owing  to  the  active  efforts  that  have 
been  made  to  combat  this  disease  during  the  last  decade. 


Thus,  to  quote  the  most  recent  figures  available,  out  of 
1,360  deaths  which  occurred  during  1909  in  the  city  of 
Ottawa  (population  83,600)  137  were  caused  by  tubercu- 
losis. This  is  a  ratio  per  1,000  of  1.65,  a  marked  im- 
provement over  the  1901  census  figure  of  2.30  per  1,000 
as  quoted  above.  Moreover  the  total  number  of  deaths 
from  tuberculosis  in  the  Province  of  Ontario  has,  with 
an  increasing  population,  fallen  from  3,284  in  1901  to 
2,530  in  1907,  the  latter  figure  being  in  the  ratio  of  less 
than  1  per  1,000  of  the  estimated  population.  In  1899 
was  formed  the  Canadian  Association  for  the  Prevention 
of  Tuberculosis,  which,  with  the  aid  of  an  annual  grant 
from  the  Dominion  Government  amounting  to  $1,000  m 
1902,  $2,000  from  1903  to  1907,  and  §5,000  in  1908  and 
1909,  has  done  a  large  amount  of  useful  propagandist 
work  of  a  national  character.  Hospitals  for  the  treat- 
ment of  advanced  cases  of  tuberculosis  and  sanitoria  for 
incipient  cases  have  been  or  are  being  erected  vinder 
provincial  authority  in  various  parts  of  the  Dominion, 


1911] 


AMATEUR  RECORDS. 


421 


CANADIAN  AMATEUR  CHAIVIPIONS,  1910. 


The  27th  Annual  Track  and  Field  Championships  of 
Canada  were  conducted  b}'^  the  Quebec  Association  of 
the  A.  A.  U.  of  Canada  on  the  M.  A.  A.  A.  Grounds, 
Montreal,  September  24th,  1910.  Following  are  the 
champions : — 

100  yard  run— 10  sec.  R.  Cloughen,  I.  A.  A.  C,  New 
York. 

220  j'ard  run— 21'*/5  sec.  F.  L.  Lukeman,  Montreal 
A.  A.  A. 

440  yard  run— SO^/g  sec.  J.  M.  Rosenberger,  I.  A, 
A.  C,  New  York. 

880  yards  run— 1  min.  56  sec.  A.  M.  Knox,  Central 
Y.M.C.A.,  Toronto. 

One  mile  run— 4  min.  26 ^/g  sec.  A.  R.  Kiviat,  I.  A. 
A.  C,  New  York. 

Five  mile  run— 26  min.  26*/g  sec.  H.  Tressider, 
Central  Y.M.C.A.,  Toronto. 

120  yards  hurdles— 16  sec.  F.  L.  Lukeman,  Montreal 
A.  A.  A. 

One  mile  relay  race  (4  men)— 3  min.  29*/5  sec.  J.  L. 
Tait,  L.  J.  Sebert,  M.  J.  Follinsbee  and  M.  Brock,  W.  E. 
Y.M.C.A.,  Toronto. 

One  mile  walk — 6  min.  37**/5  sec.  George  H.  Gould- 
ing,  Central  Y.M.C.A.,  Toronto. 

Running  high  jump— 5  ft.  10  in.  E.  Ericson,  Mott 
Haven  A.C. 

Running  broad  jump— 22  ft.  F,  L.  Lukeman,  Montreal 
A.  A.  A. 

Pole'  vault— 11  ft.  9  in.  Alex.  Cameron,  C.Y.M.C.A., 
Toronto. 

Throwing  discus— 136  ft.  6  Vt  in.  Robt.  Edgren, 
New  York  A.C. 

♦Throwing  161b.  hammer— 179  ft.  2Vo  in.  John  J. 
Flanagan,  I.  A. A.C,  New  York. 

Throwing  56  lb.  weight— 36  ft.  2  •V4  i"-  John  J. 
Flanagan,  I. A, A.C,  New  York. 

Putting  16  lb.  shot— 42  ft.  Sin.  W.  W.  Coe,  Jr., 
Boston  A. A. 

*New  Canadian  Record. 

CANADIAN  AMATEUR  RECORDS,  1910. 


As  adopted  by  the  Canadian  Amateur  Athletic  Union 
up  to  November,  1910  :— 

50  yards  run— S^'/g  sec.  Robert  Kerr,  Y.  M.  C.  A., 
Hamilton. 

100  yards  run— OVs  sec.  Robert  Kerr,  Y.  M.  C.  A., 
Hamilton. 

120  yards  run— 12  sees,  J.  W.  Morton,  South  London 
Harriers. 

220  yards  run— 21^/5  sec.  Robert  Kerr,  Tiger  A.C, 
Hamilton. 

250  yards  run— 26''/4  sec.  W.  W.  Ford,  New  York 
A.C." 

300  yards  run— 31''/4  sec.     T.  E.  Burke,  Boston  A.  A.  A. 

440  yards  run— 48Vg  sec.  W.  C  Robbins,  I.A.A.C, 
New  York. 

600  yards  run— 1  min.  13' /z  sec.  T.  E.  Burke,  Boston 
A.A.A. 


Vs  see.    Emilo  Lunghi,  I.  A. 
Irving  S.  Parkes, 
Orton, 


*880  yards  run— 1  min. 
A.C,  New  York. 

1,000  yards  run— 2  min.  2Q^L  sec. 
W.e.Y.M.C A.,  Toronto. 

1  mile  run— 4  min.   21^/5  sec.    George    W. 
Toronto  Lacrosse  Club. 

U  mile  run— S'/z  min.  M.  A.  Beale,  Wanderer 
A.A.C.,  Halifax. 

2  mile  run— 9  min.  34  Va  sec.  T.  P.  Oonneff,  M.A.C., 
New  York. 

3  mile  run— 14  min.  58''/5  sec.  J.  P.  Sullivan,  I.A.A.C, 
New  York. 

5  mile  run— 25  min.  31*/g  sec.  F.  G.  Bellars,  New 
York  A.C. 

10  mile  run— 53  min.  59  sec.  George  Adams,  Hamilton 
Y.M.CA. 

15  mile  run— 1  hour  25  min.  432/5  sec.  Tom  Longboat, 
LC.A.C,  Toronto. 

25  mile  run— 2  hours  38  min.  11  sec.  Harry  Lawson, 
W.E.Y.M.C.A.,  Toronto. 

120  yards  hurdles— 15''/g  sec.  A.  C  Kranzlein, 
Chicago  A.C,  Forrest  Smithson,  A,  A.,  Multnomah. 

1  mile  relay  (four  men) — 3  min.  28-^/5  sec.  L.  J.  Sebert, 
R.  B.  Chandler,  F.  Halbhaus,  L.  A.  Wright,  Toronto 
V.A.A.A. 

*1  mile  walk— 6  min.  25^/5  sec.  Geo.  H.  Goulding, 
Central  Y.M.CA.,  Toronto. 

2  mile  walk— 13  min.  39  sec.  George  H.  Goulding, 
Central  Y.M.CA.,  Toronto. 

3  mile  walk— 21  min.  552/5  sec.  W.  H.  Meek,  CA.C, 
New  York. 

5  mile  walk— 39  min.  45  sec. 
Central  Y.M.CA.,  Toronto. 

7  mile  walk — 56  min.  27  V5  sec. 
Central  Y.M.CA.,  Toronto. 

10  mile  walk — 1  hour  21  min.  42  ^/g  sec. 
Central  Y.M.CA.,  Toronto. 

Running  broad  jump— 23  ft.  8' /a  in-  C.  D.  Bricker, 
W.E. Y.M.CA.,  Toronto. 

Standing  broad  jump — 10  ft.  2V2  in. 
Central  Y.M.CA.,  Toronto. 

Running  high  jump— 6  ft.  2V2  in.  J.  K.  Baxter,  New 
York  A.C 

Standing  high  jump— 4  ft.  8V-  in.  Geo.  H.  Barber, 
Cen  tral  Y.  M.  C  A. ,  Toronto. 

Hop,  step  and  jump— 47  ft.  IV2  in.  Dr.  J.  G. 
Macdonald,  New  Glasgow  A.  A.  A. 

Pole  vault— 12  ft.  5  in.  E.  B.  Archibald,  W.E.Y.M. 
CA.,  Toronto. 

Putting  12  lb.  shot-51  ft.  5'/2  in.  J.  H.  Gillis,  Van- 
couver  Police  A.  A.  A. 

Putting  16  lb.   shot— 49  ft.   7V4   in. 
Olympic  Club,  San  Francisco. 

Throwing  16  lb.  hammer— 179  ft.  2V2  in. 
Flanagan,  I.A.A.C,  New  York. 

Throwing  56  lb.  weight  (for  height)— 15  ft.  9'/2  in. 
Con.  Walsh,  Woodstock  A.  A.  A. 

Throwing  56  lb.  weight  (for  distance)— 37  ft.  Duncan 
Gillis,  Vancouver  Police  A.  A. A. 

♦Throwing discus— 139ft.  10 Vain.  Martin  J.  Sheridan, 
I.  A.  A  C,  New  York. 

Javelin— 131  ft.  8  in.  E.  B.  Archibald,  W.E.  Y .  M.C.A., 
Toronto. 

♦World's  Amateur  Records. 


George  H.  Goulding, 
George  H.  Goulding, 
G.  H.  Goulding, 


Geo.  H.  Barber, 


Ralph    Rose 
John  J. 


IMMIGRATION    INTO    CANADA. 

Table  showing  the  arrivals  at  inland  and  ocean  ports  in  Canada  during  the  years  ending  30th  June,  1905-09. 


Country  of  Origin 

1905 

1906 

1907 

1908 

1909 

Great  Britain  and  Ireland 

No. 
65,359 
37,255 
43,652 

146,266 

No. 

86,796 
44,349 
57,919 

No. 

120,779 

56,652 

74,607 

252,038 

No. 

84,351 
62,860 
56,860 

204,071 

No. 
47,580 

European  Continent  and  Iceland .           

32,142 

United  States 

72,349 

Totals 

189,064 

162,071 

422 


PROVINCE   OF   SASKATCHEWAN. 


[1911 


PROVINCE   OF   SASKATCHEWAN. 

CITIES,  TOWNS,  AND    VILLAGES,  WITH  MAYORS,  CLERKS,  OVERSEERS  AND 

SECRETARY-TREASURERS. 


CITIES. 

MAYORS. 

CITY   CLERKS. 

CITIES. 

MAYORS. 

CITY  CLERKS. 

Regina 

R.H.Williams 

A.  E.  Chi  vers. 

Prince  Albert... 

Andrew  Holmes 

C.  0.  Davidson. 

Saskatoon  

Wm.  Hopkins 

J.  H.  Trusdale. 

.Moose  Jaw 

E.  C.  Mathews 

W.  F.  Heal. 

TOWNS. 

MAYORS. 

SECRETARY-TREAS. 

TOWNS. 

MAYORS. 

SECRETARY-TREAS. 

Alameda 

R.  H.  Scott 

J.  P.  Gordon. 

Melfort 

G.  B.  Jameson 

A.  McN.  Stewart. 

Areola 

Robt.  H.  Cook 

Jas  R  Donaldson 

Melville 

H    D   Wilson 

Asquith 

Chas.  L.  Mather.... 

F.  W.  Nicholson. 

Milestone 

J.  R.  McKenzie 

A.  W.  Garratt. 

Balgonie 

Wm.  H.  Kalbfleisch.. 

Chas.  A.  Scarrow. 

Moosomin 

E.  L.  Elwood 

Geo.  S.  Page. 

Battleford 

Chas.  H.  Bennett... 
A.  L.  Brown 

H.  C.  Adams. 
A.  Sinclair. 

N'th  Battleford 
Nokomis 

•1.  A.  Foley 

S.  Cookson 

Broadview 

CoUii  Campbell 

W.  A.  Armour. 

Carlyle 

George  Kellett 

F.  J.  Stent. 

Outlook 

Chas.  J.  McFall 

A.  G.  Veits. 

Carnduff 

W.  T.  Lock  hart 

E.  A.  Ellis. 

Oxbow 

Wm.  A.  Greer 

S.  R.  Wallace. 

Caron 

R.  A.  Gray 

J.  F.  Garnett. 

Qu'Appelle  .... 

J.  P.  Beauchamp .  . . 

.1.  C.  Starr. 

Craik 

A.  J.  Stensgaard 

C.  P.  Hainsworth. 

Rosthern 

D.  S.  McGregor 

Geo.  Braden. 

Davidson 

John  Wilson 

A.  J.  Robertson. 

Rouleau 

J.  H.  Craig 

W.  H.  fetewart. 

L.  A.  Duncan. 
Wm.  M.  Veazey. 

Sintaluta  

Strassburg 

T.  E.  Partridge 

M.  P.  Lemon 

Albert  Staufifer. 
E.  F.  Stedman. 

Fleming 

Geo.  J.  Jupp 

Francis 

D.  Mitchell 

George  Carson. 
A.  Holm. 

A   W   Snider 

G.  W.  Bilbrough. 
E.  Harding. 

Hanley 

R.  W.  Osley 

Vonda 

J.  E.  Graham 

Humboldt 

Otto  W.  Andreason. 

W.  H.  Stiles. 

Wapella 

A.  T.  Morrison 

Thos.  F.  Terry. 

Indian  Head 

T.  L.  McKay 

0.  J.  Godfrey. 

Watrous 

Edwin  Meadows 

Geo.  M.  Telfer. 

Langham 

F.  E.  Moore 

VV.  J.  Gold. 

Watson 

Thos. J.  Robinson.. 

Wm.  T.  Smart. 

Lanigan 

T.  E.  Campbell 

0.  D.  Bowlby. 

Weyburii 

Dr.  R.  H.  Smith.... 

Geo.  Ross. 

Lemburg 

Thos.  M.   Bee 

Geo.  E.  Johnson. 

White  wood  . . . 

R.  S.  Park 

C.  S.  Barker. 

Lloydminster. . . 

.John  P.  Lvle 

H.  C.  Lisle. 

Wolseley 

J.  F.  Middlemiss.... 

J.  A.  Hill. 

Lumsden 

Sam.  Mathieson 

Wm.  B.  Watkins. 

Yellow  Grass  . . 

Samuel  Taylor 

C.  P.  Emials. 

Maple  Creek.... 

A.  A.  Meneley 

H.  A.  Greeley. 

Yorkton 

J.  M.Clark 

R.  H.  Lock. 

VILLAGES, 

OVKRSEKRS. 

SECRETARY-TREAS. 

VILLAGES. 

OVERSKERS. 

SECRETARY-TREAS. 

Aberdeen 

J.  A.  Hutchinson 

G.  H.  L.  Bigelow. 

Fairlight 

J.  W.  Broatch 

J.  S.  Lowe. 

Abernethy 

J.  B.  Gillespie 

H.  H.  Turner. 

1  Fen  wood 

John  L.  Boyle 

J.  J.  EUingson. 

Adanac 

Edward  Neil 

A.  T.  McAuslan. 

1  Fielding 

L.  W.  Dickinson  .... 

R.  J.  Scott. 

Allan 

A.  A.  Fraser 

L.  Schroeder. 

1  Fillmore 

W.  O.  Turnbull 

Wm.  Munroe. 

Antler 

G.  E.  Neverton 

E.  Haight. 

Foam  Lake  .... 
Forget  

I.  Olafson 

T.  Rowley. 

Atwater 

L.  Gavrav 

L.  A.  Huel. 

Aylesbury 

W.  Watson 

P.  M.  Edgar. 

FortQu'Appelle 

John  Anderson 

W.  M.  Thomson. 

Balcarres 

R.  E.  Monteith 

C.  McMahon. 

,  Forward 

Frobisher 

Gainsboro 

Belle  Plaine 

Charles  Manns 

A.  K.  Flewelling .... 

R  A  Lee 

Biggar 

F.  A.  Dawson 

H.  P.  Turner. 

II.  J.  Gutteridge. 

Birch  Hills 

G.N.Giles 

J.  D,  Strumbert.... 

A.  E.  Wilson. 
Dr.  A.  Thompson. 

Girviii 

D.  Douglas 

J.  L.  Campbell 

J.  F.  Harris. 

Birmingham 

Glenavon 

W.  J.  Mitchell. 

Bladworth 

Dr.  J.  Fyfe 

R.  J.  Eley. 

Glen  Ewen 

A.  C.  McDonald 

T.  S.  Rank. 

Borden 

Wm.  Rohinson 

W.  W.  Hoffman. 

Brock  

Govan  

John  Gilroy 

Geo.  R.  Bell. 

Broderick 

Neil  S.  McMillan  .... 

J.  E.  Knipfel. 

Grand  Coulee. . 

HughMcCallum.... 

H.  0.  Shillington. 

Brownlee 

W.  J.  Wallace. 

Wm.  Gleich. 

C.  A.  Bradbrooke. 

Grayson 

Grenfell 

Griffin 

G.  H.  Nesbitt 

H.  Coy :... 

F  G   Dunk. 

Bruno 

P.  A.  Schwinghamer. 
D.  Murphy 

J.  Walker. 

Buchanan  

Bert.  A.  Lee 

J.  0.  Robertson. 

Bulyea 

J.  Harvey 

J.  F.  PdulBarschel.. 

D.  S.  McEIroy. 
W.  Sharp. 

Guernsey 

Gull  Lake 

R  S  M  Christie 

F.  0.  Bray. 
J.  Ferguson, 

Canora 

Chas.  H.  Chaston . . . 

Carievale 

E.  Bowers 

R.  D.  Marshall. 

Hague 

C.  Fast 

C.  P.  Unruh. 

Churchbridge. . . 

Jas.  Montgomery  . . . 

G.  A.  Arnason. 

Halbrite 

G.  W.Yates 

F.  W.  Mills. 

Clave t 

E  Little 

Harris 

M.  S.  Stephens 

Geo.  Charters 

E.  Cram. 
M.  Brown. 

Coblenz 

Wm.  Delainey 

E.  R.  Dunnett. 

Ha  ward  en 

Craven  

L.  H.  Hopkins 

W.  J.  Kirkpatrick. 

Herbert    

JohnT.  Wiebe 

J.  S.  Wrens. 

Creelman 

Joseph  Williams 

A.  Grainger. 

Heward 

R.  N.  Caskey 

T.  A.  Naismith. 

Cupar 

John  Donald 

Fred  Imhoff 

H.  W.  Ford. 
J.  H.  Flynn. 

Howell 

Ernest  Colleaux 

Thos.  Burns 

.1    M    fiiiilmpt.t. 

Dana 

Hubbard 

W.  H.  Black. 

Delisle 

Hudson  Bay  Jet 
Invermay 

Delmas 

Chas.  Symonds 

J.  E.  Neuert. 

Disley 

A.  E.  Bell 

T.  W.  Anderton. 

Ituna 

F.  S.  Carson 

S.  A.  Veals. 

Drake 

Jansen  

Jasmin 

B.  K.  Hubbard 

Leon  Hamelin 

Robt    Graham 

Drink  water 

Jas.  Dufif 

W.  H.  Dufif. 

D.  J.  Munro. 

Dubuc  

R.  W.  Fennell 

3eo.  Calver. 

Kamsack 

Wm.  M.  Garment. . . 

J.  W.  McLennan. 

Duck  Lake 

A.  Baynton 

George  M.  Jacobs. .. 

0.  S.  Dennis. 

F.  E.  Livingstone. 

Keeler    ... 

A   W.  Fumerton. 

Dundurn 

Kelliher 

0.  H.  Trest 

H.  E.  Malone. 

Dysart 

F.  L.  Forester  

F.  C.  Rowler 

R.  C.  Hopkins. 
E.  Rommel. 

Kenaston  . 

W.  J.  Fiddes. 

Earl  Grey 

Kennedy  

Wm.  McGillivray. . . . 

P.  Doake. 

Elbow 

J.  J.  Fallis 

Killaly 

Kindersley 

M.  Sch on hopper 

Chas.  Rutley 

W.  A.  Stuart 

J.  Ruhr. 

Elfros         

W.  C.  Harms  . 

W   Butt 

Elstow 

John  Corostine 

EI.  Young. 

J.  R.  Graham. 

Esterhazy  

Geo.  Wrightson 

Neil  J.  Macdonald. . . 

H.  Geddes. 

VV.  J.  Macdonald. 

Kinley     

E.  P.  Scott         

Eyebrow 

Kipling 

F.  L.  Sanderson 

John  Sproat. 

1911] 

PROVINCE   OF   ALBERTA 

• 

423 

VILLAGE. 

OVBRSEERS, 

SECRBTARY-TREAS. 

VILLAGE. 

OVERSEERS. 

SECRETART-TRBAS. 

Kisbey 

B.  McMurray 

VV.  J.  Schultz . 

S.  D.  Mitchell. 
A.  R.  Fader. 

Rosetown 

Saltcoats    

Scott 

W.  G.  King 

Thos.  Carle  ton 

Hohner  Jackson 

C.  F.  Becker 

John  B.  Millar 

N.  D.  Currie 

William  Inkster 

M.  Rodger 

F.  H.  Willis 

R.  Andrew 

J.  A.  McDonald 

T.  VV.  Haygarth  .... 

David  Donnelly 

J.  E.  Bennett 

J.  Green 

George  Markland. . . . 

Robert  J.  Shaw 

J.  H.Howard 

W.  A.  Tripp 

J.  W.  Markle 

James  McEwen 

C.  B.  Mark. 

Kronau 

Lampman . 

C.  E.  Boake. 
C  F  Street 

Landis 

Lang 

Langenburg  

Lashburn 

Laura 

P.  A.  Deroche 

J.  M.  Sanderson   . . . 
VV.  a.  N.  Whiteside. 

0.  H.Price 

John  Pope 

J.  A.  McDonald 

J  II    Wilson 

VV.  Anglin. 
VV.  A.  Shearer. 
H.  Jackson. 
G.  G.  Morriss. 
E.  A.  Valens 
H.  H.  Johnson. 
H.  M.  Hall. 
Ed.  C.  Bomford. 
R.  C.  Smith. 

E.  Ritz. 
John  Stewart. 
Jatnes  Nichol. 

F.  W.  Seaton. 
S.  Thomson. 

D.  E.  Brown. 
A.  E.  Martin. 
J.  G.  Stallwood. 
P.  E.  Knowles. 
J.  F.  Wriiiht. 
A.  J.  Beyer. 

VV.  II.  Hartrick. 
W.  F.  Durfey. 
Peter  Weber. 
0.  F.  Dennison. 

E.  Gardner. 

N.  M.  MacLeod. 
Wm.  H.  Dorsey. 

G.  A.  Gray. 
J.  W.  Rowe. 
Geo.  Wyatt, 
P.  F.  Weiss. 
II.  Andison. 
VV.  Fee. 

J.  Buie. 

T.  Waddingfcon. 
A.  H.  Clarke. 
H.  E.  Martin. 
A.  G.  Rayworth. 

F.  J.  Hewgill. 
W.  0.  Cole. 

Sedley 

Semans 

Sheho 

Shellbrook 

Southey 

Springside 

Spy  Hill 

Star  City 

Stockliolm  .... 

Stoughton 

Summerberry.. 

Sutherland 

Tantallon 

Tate 

R.  W.  Stayner. 
W.  G.  Wright. 
F.  R.  White. 
J.,M.  Speechley. 
J.  R.  Blough. 
W.  Dinsdale. 
J  Selkirk 

Leney  

Leross 

Leslie 

Lipton  

S.  D.  B.  Stephanson. 

W.  E.  Read 

J.  Russell 

Robt.  Jones. 
D.  S.  McDonald. 
H.  A.  Archer. 

Loreburn 

Macklin 

J.  R.Hepburn 

E.  B.  Liimell. 

F.  F.  Bates. 

Macoun 

A.  A.  Dahlstroni .... 
W.  H.  Johnston .... 
Geo,  S.  Dioken  

VVm.'u".  White.  ■.■".■.■. 

R.  Saneburn 

Dr.  J.  Ilamelin 

Geo.  A.  MoKenzie.  . 

T.  W.  Bradley 

Jos.  Tern  brock  

Chas.  Jacksoti 

II.  A.  Cook 

W.  C.  Paynter. 
0.  N.  Cummings. 
Wm.  Nesbitt. 

Manor 

Tessier  

Theodore 

Tisdale 

Togo 

Marquis 

Mary  field 

A.  D.  Eckhardt. 
VV.  E.  Moore. 
R.  F.  Painter. 

Midale 

Montmarte    

Tugaske 

Tuxford 

Ty van 

Unity 

Venn 

Viscount 

Wadena 

Waldron 

Warman 

Wauchope 

VV^awota 

Webb 

Frank  Gemmill 

J.  A.  Stinson 

T.  N.  Boulton 

J.  A.  Routlidge 

A.  A.  Hassard 

R.  H.  Love 

W.T.  Potts 

L.  H.  Rowlings 

R.  E.  Lane 

T.  M.  Davis. 
J.  B.  Calver. 

Mortlach 

Muenster 

McTaggart 

Netherhill 

J.  B.  L.  Brown. 

J.T.Hollingshead 

A.  Boyd. 

C.  A.  Shannon. 

Neudorf 

North  Portal. . . . 
Osage  

J.  C.  Miller 

G.  S.  Richardson .... 

David  Perry 

Adolph  Rostek 

J.  H.  Hearn. 
John  H.  Hilton. 
R   F.  Lane. 

Osier 

M.  Quennelle     

E.  Oliver 

A  C.  Freeman. 

Paj'nton 

F.  Pick  well. 

Pense  

W.  J.  Stewart 

John  Marshall 

Harry  Butcher 

E.  F.  Gardiner  

W.  D.  Mattson 

John  Marshall 

T.  M.  Scott 

J.  R.  Sproule.    

Andrew  Lookhart. . . 
R.  Valentine 

A.  Eme 

E.  Webster  . 

E.  T.  B.  Austin. 

Perdue 

Welwyn 

Wilcox 

Wilkie. 

A  Summer. 

Punnichy 

Quill  Lake 

P.  H.  Tanton  .   

D.  McKinnon 

W.  H.  Wilton 

S.  A.  Si""fiisson 

L.  D.  Sparling. 
T.  A.  Dinsley. 
E.  H.  Battely. 
R   Donovan. 

Quinton 

Radisson 

Windthorst.... 
Wynyard . 

Ray  more 

Redvers 

Rooanville 

Young  

Zealandia 

Zelma 

William  Billyard 

W.  M.Roberts 

Thomas  Copes     . 

E.  R.  Ketcheson. 
Robt.  Crossland. 

Roche  Percee . . 

PROVINCE   OF   ALBERTA. 

CITIES,  TOWNS,  AND  VILLAGES,  WITH  MAYORS,  CLERKS,  AND  OVERSEERS. 


CITIES. 


Calgary 

Edmonton 

Lethbridge  . . . 
Medicine  Hat 
Strathcona  . . . 
Wetaskiwin  .. 

TOWNS. 

Vegreville 

Camrose 

Ponoka  

Leduc 

Stettler 

Macleod 

Claresholm  . . . 

Raymond 

Daysland . .     . 


MAYORS, 


E.  R.  Jamieson 

Robert  E.  Lee 

Aid.  E.  Adams 

D.  Milne 

G.  W.  Duggan 

H.  J.  Montgomery. 

James  McNeill 

Dennis  Twomey..  . 

J.  W.  O'Brien 

G.  W.  Gaetz 

J.  Briggs 

John  L.  Fawcett. . . 

E.  W.  Frost 

Geo.  H   Budd 

E.  W.  Dav 


CITY   CLERKS. 


W.  D.  Spence 
F.M.C.Crosskill 
G.  VV.  Robinson 
Wm.  N.  Adsit 
H.G.  Clarke 
J.  W.  Hey 

TOWN  CLERKS. 

F.  A.  Morrison 
R.  D.  Fleming 
F.  A.  Jackson 
C.  E.  A.  Simonds 
W.  B.  Gray 
E.  F.  Brown 
Geo.  Simpson 

E.  D.  Dawson 


TOWNS. 


Okotoks 

Pincher  Creek  . .   . 

St.  Albert 

Red  Deer 

Innisfail 

Olds 

Cardston 

Fort  Saskatchewan 

Vermilion 

Didsbury  

Nan  ton 

High  River 

Taber 

Lacombe 

Magrath 

Tofield 


John  Lineham 

J.  J.  Scott  

L.  Boudreau 

S.  E.  McKee 

George  Geary 

Robert  Hanistock  . 

Mark  Spencer 

Dr.  Aylen 

M.  A.  Bromcombe. 

D.  C.  Corbitt 

J.  T.  Cooper 

C.  C.  Short 

VV.  W.  Douglas.... 

W.  S.  Mooney 

L.  Hark 

J.  C,  Letourneau  . . 


TOWN  CLERKS. 


D.  J.  Downey 
G.  D.  Plunkett 
Felix  Page 
A.  S. Stephenson 
David  Mitchell 
R.  E.  Campbell 
Martin  Woolf 
T.  J.  Stacey 
C.  V.  Caesar 
N.  E.  l<:by 
Wm.  Robinson 
W.  E.  C.  Holmes 
Geo.  C  Miller 
T.  C.  King 
M.  Dodfrey 


VILLAGES. 


Airdrie 

Athabasca  Landg. 

Alix 

Acme 

Blackf  aids 

Blairraore 

Bowden 

Bawlf 

Bruederheim 

Bassano 

Barons    

Bow  Island 

Brooks  

Crescent  Heights. 


SEC-TRKASURKR. 


ADDRESS. 


R.  J.  Hawkey  . . 

J.  Keith 

G.  H.  Darlow. . . 
C.  S.  James  . . . . 
Jas.  McNichol . . 
W.  A.  Beebs.... 
H.  E,  Shenfield. 
K.  0.  Eggen . . . . 

J.  Krauss 

J.  T.  Marshall . . 
H.  E.  Hansen  . . 
S.  D.  McCrea... 
L.  G.  Ingram.. . 
Alfred  Booth . . . 


Airdrie 

Athabasca  Lan. 

Alix 

Acme 

Blackfalds 

Blairmore 

Bowden 

Bawlf 

Bruederheim 

Bassano 

Barons 

Bow  Island 

Brooks 

Crescentlleights 


Cochrane . . . , 

Cowley 

Crossfield 

Carmangay. . . 
Diamond  City. 

Entwistle 

Evarts. 

Frank 

Granum 

Grouard 

Gadsby 


SEC. -TREASURER. 


Carstairs G.  G.  W.  Gorman . . 

Cayley E.  W.  Caspell 


Ilardisty Jno.  Erskine 


J.  E.  Laird 
Algernon  Tweedy. . 

Chas.  Hultgren 

J.  W.  Miller 

A.  McNair 

A.  W.  Arnup 

Ed.  S.  Hursey 

J.  H.  Farmer 

James  C.  Dunbar. . 
W.  Carson  Blair  . .. 
J.  J.  Black  (Acting) 


Carstairs 

Cayley 

Cochrane 

Cowley 

Crossfield 

Carmangay 

Diamond  City 

Entwistle 

P]vart8 

Frank 

Box  8,  Granum 

Grouard 

Gadsby 

Ilardisty 


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[1911 


PROVINCE  OF  AJjBERTA— Continued. 


VILLAGES. 


Holden 

Islay 

Killam 

Lavoy 

Lille 

Lloydminster 

Langdon  

Lament 

Millet 

Morinville 

Mountain  View  . . 

Mannville 

Mundare 

North  Edmonton. 

New  Norway 

Ohaton 


SKC. -TREASURER. 


R.  J.  A.  Thompson 
S.  HoUingworth  . . . 

L.  A.  Murphy 

Geo.  Walz 

R.  Green 

E.  J.  Ashton 

D.  D.  Harper 

J.  A.  Joslin 

R.  Sheppard 

Omer  St.  Germain.. 

Jas.  Cowcill 

G.  E.  Stephenson . . 

F.  H.  Eaton 

A.  Graham 

Albert  M,  Sanders. 
A.  W.  Fleming     . . 


Holden 

[slay 

Killam 

Lavoy 

Lille 

Lloydminster 

Langdon 

Lamont 

Millet 

Morinville 

Mountain  View 

Mannville 

Mundare 

N.  Edmonton 

New  Norway 

Ohaton. 


Penhold 

Pineher  City 

Provost 

Rosenroll 

Ryley 

Stafford 

Stavely  

Stirling 

Spruce  Grove... 

Sedgewick 

Strathmore 

Strome 

Viking 

Warner 

West  Edmonton 


SEC. -TREASURER. 


N.  Stewart 

Mary  Walsh 

N.  A.  Kilburn.. 
W.  Altvater .... 
F.  H.  Garvey... 
Chas.  Peacock . , 
W.  M.  Severson. 
R.  J.  Withers  . . 
Joseph  Suder.. . 

John  Burn 

A.  S.  McKnight. 

Wm.  Mohler 

W.  B.  F.  Keloey 

D.  LGue 

S.  Irwin 


Penhold 

Pineher  City 

Provost 

Rosenroll 

Ryley 

Lethbridge 

Stavely 

Stirling 

Spruce  Grove 

Sedgewick 

Strathmore 

Strome 

Viking 

Warner 

Elm  Park 


POLICE   VILLAGES   IN   ONTARIO. 


POLICE  VILLAG 


Alton 

Ancaster 

Aultsville 

Avonmore 

Baden  

Barry's  Bay 

Beachville 

Belmont i 

Bel  wood 

Brechin  

Bridgeport 

Brigden 

Bright. 

Bronte 

Burford 

Campden 

Cedardale 

Centralia 

Claremont 

Clarence  Creek.. 

Clarksburg 

Comber 


Cookstown. 


Crediton 

Crystal  Beach 
(RidgewayP.O.) 

Dashwood 

Drumbo 

Dublin 

Elmvale 

Embrun 

Everett 

Fingal ; 

Flesherton 

Florence 

Fordwich 

Frankville 

Freelton 

Gorrie 

Gran  ton 

Harrow 

Hawksville ..... 

Highgate 

Hillsburg 

Hillsdale 

Holstein 

Homing's  Mills. 

Ilderton 

Inglewood 

Killaloe  (Ft.  Mc 

Donell) 

Kinmount 

Kirkfield 

Lambeth 

Little  Britain.., 


Caledon 

Ancaster 

Osnabruck 

Roxborough 

Wilmot 

Sherwood,  etc 

Oxford  N.  andW... 
Dorchester  N.  &  S. 

Westminster 

Garafraxa  W .' 

Mara 

Waterloo 

Moore 

Blandford 

Trafalgar 

Burford 

Clinton 

Whitby  E 

Stephen 

Pickering 

Clarence 

CoUingwood 

Tilbury  W 

/"Essa,  Innisfail, 
-|  Teeumseth  and 

I  Gwillimbury  W.. 
Stephen 


Bertie 

Hay  and  Stephen. 

Blenheim 

Hibbert 

Flos 

Russell 

Tossorontio 

Southwold 

Arteme3ia 

Eupheraia 

Howick    

Kitley 

Flamboro'  W 

Howick 

Biddulph 

Colchester  S 

Wellesley 

Orford , 

Erin 

Medonte 

Egremont 

Melancthon 

London  

Caledon 


Peel. 

Wentworth. 

Stormont. 

Stormont. 

Waterloo. 

Renfrew. 

Oxford. 

Elgin. 

Middlesex. 

Wellington. 

Ontario. 

Waterloo. 

Lambton. 

Oxford. 

Halton. 

Brant. 

Lincoln. 

Ontario. 

Huron. 

Ontario. 

Russell. 

Grey. 

Essex. 

Simcoe. 

Huron. 

Welland. 

Huron. 

Oxford. 

Perth. 

Simcoe. 

Russell. 

Simcoe. 

Elgin. 

Grey. 

Lambton. 

Huron. 

Leeds. 

Wentworth. 

Huron. 

Middlesex. 


Hagarty  &  Richards. 

Somerville 

Eldon  

Westminster 

Mariposa 


Waterloo. 

Kent. 

Wellington. 

Simcoe. 

Grey. 

Dufferin. 

Middlesex. 

Peel. 

Renfrew. 

Victoria. 

Victoria. 

Middlesex. 

Victoria. 


POLICE  VILLAGE. 


Lynden  

Manchester 
(Auburn  P.O.) 

Manotick 


Metcalfe 

Mimico 

Moorefield 

Mount  Brydges. 

Mt.   Joy  (Mark 

ham  P.O.).... 

Newington 

North  Gower. . . 

Oakwood 

Orono 

Orton 


Beverly 

Hullett&  Wawanosh 
West 
Gloucester 

&  Gower  N. 

Osgoode 

Etobicoke 

Maryborough 

Caradoc 


Markham 

Osnabruck 

Gower  N 

Mariposa 

Clarke  

Garafraxa  E.  &  Erin 


Otterville.  

Pickering 

Plattsville 

PortBurwell..., 

Port  Credit 

Priceville , 

Princeton 

Ripley 

Rockcliffe  Park 
(Ottawa  P.O. ) 

Rockwood 

Russell 

St.  Clements.. 
St.  George  . . . 
St.  Jacobs 


St.  Williams.... 

Schomberg 

Scotland 

Selkirk 

Shallow  Lake . . , 

Shedden 

Sombra 

South  Indian  . . 
South  Mountain 
Spencerville  — 
Stoiiey  Point . . 
Sunderland .... 
Thamesford  . . . 

Thorndale 

Toledo 

Union  ville 

Vittoria 

Wellesley 

Westboro' 

Williamsburg. . 
Winch't'r  Sp'ngs 

Zurich 


TOWNSHIP. 


Norwich  S 

Pickering 

Blenheim 

Bayham 

Toronto  

Artemesia  &  Glenelg 

Blenheim 

Huron 


Gloucester 

Eramosa 

Russell 

Wellesley 

Dumfries  S 

Woolwich 

(  Charlotteville. . .  \ 
\  Walsingham  S . .  / 

King 

Burford  &  Oakland.. 
Rainham  &  Walpole. 

Keppel 

Southwold 

Sombra 

Cambridge 

Mountain 

Edwardsburg  

Tilbury  North 

Brock 

Nissouri  E.&  Oxf 'd  N. 

Nissouri  W 

Kitley 

Markham 

Charlotteville  . . . 

Wellesley 

Nepean 

Williamsburg 

Winchester  and 

Williamsburg 


Hay, 


Wentworth. 


Huron. 

Carleton. 

Carleton. 

York. 

Wellington. 

Middlesex. 

York. 

Stormont. 

Carleton. 

Victoria. 

Durham. 

Dufferin  & 

Wellington. 
Oxford. 
Ontario 
Oxford. 
Elgin. 
Peel. 
Grey. 
Oxford. 
Bruce, 

Carleton. 

Wellington. 

Russell. 

Waterloo. 

Brant. 

Waterloo. 

Norfolk. 

York. 

Brant. 

Haldimand. 

Grey. 

Elgin. 

Lambton. 

Russell. 

Dundas. 

Grenville. 

Essex. 

Ontario. 

Oxford. 

Middlesex. 

Leeds. 

York. 

Norfolk. 

Waterloo. 

Carleton. 

Dundas. 

Dundas. 
Huron. 


1911] 


FISHERY  LAWS   OF  THE   DOMINION. 


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THE  FISHERY  LAWS  OF  THE  DOMINION— TABLE  OF  CLOSE  SEASONS  IN  FORCE  ON  OCTOBER  1,  1910. 

KINDS  OP  FISH. 

NOVA 
SCOTIA. 

NEW 
BRUNSWICK. 

p.    B. 
ISLAND. 

Q0EBBC. 

ONTARIO. 

MANITOBA, 
ALBERTA  & 

sask'tou'w'n 

BRITISH 
COLUMBIA. 

Bass  (Achigan) 

1  April  to 
15  June. 

15  April  to 
15  June  (K). 

Sea  Bass 

1  March  to 
lOet. 

tl  April  to 
30  Nov. 

Lobsters 

See  diff'nt 
close  seasons 

Maskinong6 

15  April  to 
15  June. 
1  Oct.  to 

30  Nov. 
1  April  to 

30  Sept. 

15  April  to 
15  June. 

15  April  to 
15  May. 

Ouananiche 

Oysters 

1  April  to 

30  Sept. 

**1  Oct.  to 

30  April 
1  July  to 

31  Aug. 

1  April  to 
30  Sept. 

1  April  to 
30  Sept. 

Quahaugs 

Pickerel  {Dor 4) 

15  April  to 
15  May. 
1  Aug.  to 

IMay. 

15  Aug.  to 

1  Feb.  (H) 

1  April  to 

30  June. 

1  June  to 
30  June. 
1  Oct.  to 
30  April 

15  April  to 
15  May.  (D) 

§15  April  to 
15  May. 

Salmon  (Net  fishing). . 

15  Aug.  to 
1  March. 
15  Aug.  to 

IFeb. 

1  April  to 

1  July. 

hibited,     ex 

15  Aug.  to 
1  March. 
15  Aug.  to 

1  Feb. 

1  Mar.  to 

1  July. 

cept    under 

1  June  to 
1  July. 
1  Oct.  to 
31  Mar. 

See  (E  &  F) 

Salmon  {Angling)  (A) . 

Smelts  (B) 

1  April  to 
1  July, 
license. 

I  Oct.  to 
31  Mar. 

Bag  net  fishing  pro 
Sturgeon 

15  May  to 
15  June. 
(I)  15  Sept. 
30  April. 
5  Oct.  to 
15  Dec. 

II 5  Oct.  to 
15  Dec. 

Speckled  Trout 

Salmon  Trout 

1  Oct.  to 
31  Mar. 

15  Sept.  to 
30  April. 

1  Nov.  to 
30  Nov. 

1  Nov.  to 
30  Nov.  (C) 

(J)  15  Nov.  to 

25  Mar. 
15  Nov  to 

Grey   Trout,    Lunge, 
Touladi    and  Land- 
locked Salmon 

Whitefish 

1  Oct.  to 
31  Mar. 

1  Oct.  to 
31  Mar. 
1  Oct.  to 
31  Dec. 

1  Oct.  to 
31  Mar. 

15  Oct.  to 
IDeo. 

10  Nov.  to 
1  Dec. 

25  Mar. 

15  Nov.  to 
25  Mar. 

**  In  the  Maritime  Provinces. 

II  Except  in  Lake  Winnipeg  and  Red  River,  15th  Aug.  to  80th  Nov.  §  Except  in  Lake  Winnipeg,  Red  River 
and  Playgreen  Lake,  15th  April  to  20th  June. 

t  Bass  gill-nets  of  5  in.  meshes  may  be  used  during  the  month  of  September  when  under  license. 

(A)  In  Cape  Breton  Island,  the  close  season  for  salmon  angling  is  from  Sept.  27th  to  May  Slst. 

(B)  Net  fishing  for  smelts  prohibited  except  under  license. 

(C)  No  close  season  for  whitefish  in  Detroit  river  nor  off  the  coast  of  the  whole  counties  of  Essex,  Kent, 

Haldimand  and  Monck. 

(D)  No  close  season  for  pickerel  off  Lambton  county  coast. 

(E)  Quinnat  or  spring  sahnon  (7  inch  mesh  nets),  Oct.  Ist  to  Nov.  15th. 

(F)  Sockeye  (5J  inch  mesh),  Oct.  Ist  to  June  30th.  Also  Aug.  25th  to  Sept.  15th,  no  salmon  fishing  in  Fraser 
River  District. 

(H)  In  the  Rivers  Rimouski,  Murray  Bay,  Du  Gouffre  and  Jacques  Cartier,  Angling  extends  to  August  31st, 
as  well  as  on  the  North  Shore  of  the  St.  Law  rence.  East  of,  but  not  including  Natashquan. 

(I)  In  Saskatchewan,  Alberta  and  N.W.T.  close  season  for  speckled  trout,  brook  trout,  including  char,  1st  Nov. 
to  Slst  March. 

(J)  East  of  120  parallel  longitude  close  season  is  from  15th  Nov.  to  1st  May. 

(K)  In  Lake  Erie  west  of  Pt.  Pelee  and  around  Pelee  Island,  the  bass  close  time  is  25th  May  to  15th  July. 


LOBSTER  CLOSE  SEASONS  IN  THE  MARITIME  PROVINCES. 


No.  OF 
DISTRICT 
OR  SECTION 


LIMITS  OF  DISTRICT. 


Counties  of  Yarmouth,  Shelburne,  Queens,  Lunenburg,  and  part  of  Halifax  to 
Halifax  Harbour,  N.S 

Counties  of  Charlotte,  N.B.,  and  Digby,  N.S 

County  of  St.  John,  N.B 

Bay  of  Fundy,  part  counties  of  Albert,  N.B.,  King's  and  Annapolis,  N.S 

From  Halifax  harbour,  including  Guysborough  county,  to  and  through  the 
Gut  of  Canso,  then  to  Red  Point,  Richmond  county 

Gulf  St.  Lawrence,  comprising  the  counties  of  Inverness,  Antigonish,  Pictou, 
Colchester  and  Cumberland  in  N.S.,  Westmoreland  (see  No.  7),  Kent, 
Northumberland,  Gloucester  and  Restigouche  in  N.B.,  and  Bonaventure  and 
Gasp^  in  Quebec •. 

Excepting  that  portion  of  the  Strait  of  Northumberland  between  N.B.  and  P.E.I. , 
from  Chockpish  River  to  Cape  Tormentine  in  N.B.,  and  from  West  Point  to 
Cai>e  Traverse  in  P.E.I 

From  Red  Point,  Richmond  county,  north  to  Cape  St.  Lawrence,  comprising  also 
Cape  Breton  and  Victoria  counties,  then  on  Saguenay  county,  P.Q.,  from  Pt 
de  Monts  eastward,  Labrador,  including  Anticosti  Island 

Around  all  the  Magdalen  Islands,  P.Q.,  including  Byron  and  Bird  Rock 


CLOSE  SEASON. 


June  1  to  Dec.  14. 
June  16  to  Jan.  5. 
June  30  to  Jan.  5. 
June  30  to  Jan.  14. 

July  1  to  March  31. 


July  11  to  April  19.* 
Aug.  11  to  May  24. 


Aug.  1  to  April  30. 

July  11  to  April  19, 
excepting  month 
of  September. 


*  Except  on  a  portion  of  coast  of  P.E.I.  where  close  season  lasts  until  April  26th. 

All  communications  relating  to  Fisheries  should  be  addressed  :  Department  of  Marine  and  Fisheries,  Ottawa. 


CITOR.6 

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do  not  guarantee  to  give  the  names  of  all  Barristers  and  Solicitors  practising  in  the  Province.  If  any  names  have 
been  omitted  or  mistakes  made,  the  Editor  will  gladly  correct  them  in  the  next  issue.  Address  Editor 
Canadian  Almanac,  64  and  66  Front  Street  West,  Toronto. 


/\lexandria,  Co.  Glengarry. 
Macdonell  &  Costello.      John  A. 

Macdonell,  F.  T.  Costello. 
Munro,  M. 
Tiffany.  E.  H.,  K.C. 

/\lli8ton,  Co.  Simcoe. 
Fisher    &    Bell.      W.    G.    Fisher, 

W.  A.  J.  Bell,  K.C. 
Lennox  &  Brown  (Br'ch  of  Barrie). 

/\lmorite,  Co.  Lanark. 

Greig  &    Greig.      Alfred    Mansell 

Greig,  P.  A.   Greig. 
Jamieson,  Harold. 
Kirkland,  J.  T.,  D.C.L. 
Stafford,  W.  H. 

/^ml\6rstburg,  Co.  Essex. 
Davis,  Delos  R.,  K.C. 
Davis,  Fred.  H.  A. 
Hough,  Franklin  A. 

/\rriprior,  Co.  Renfrew. 
Burwash,  Arthur. 
Dulmage     &    Dulmage.      Charles 

Dulmage. 
Grout,  Trevor  H. 
Slattery,  Ralph  J. 
Thompson,  James  E. 

/\rthur,  Co.  Wellington. 
Kearns,  J.  McK. 
Wilkins,  Mathew. 

/\thens,  Co.  Leeds. 
Beale,  T.  R. 

i\urora,  Co.  York. 
Lennox  &  Choppin.  T.  H.  Lennox, 
K.C.,  H.  E.  Choppin. 

/yylmer,  Co.  Elgin. 

Haines,  Alfred  E. 

Miller  &  Backhouse.    E.  A.  Miller, 

A.  H.  Backhouse. 
W.  H.  Barnum. 

Bancroft,  Co.  Hastings. 
Farnham,  Wm. 
Plaxton,  Chas.  W. 


Barrie,  Co.  Simcoe. 

Ault,  Wellington. 

Creswicke  &  Alexander.     A.  E.  H. 

Creswicke,  K.C,  A.  Alexander. 
Lennox,  Cowan  &I3rown.    Haugh- 

ton  Lennox,  K.C,  Alex.  Cowan, 

G.  E.  J.  Brown. 
McCarthy,  Boys  &  Murchison.     J. 

A.  McCarthy,  W.  A.  Boys,  K.C, 

D.  C.  Murchison. 
Radenhurst,  G.  A. 
Ross  &  Embury.      Donald    Ross, 

J.  F.  L,  Embury. 
Stewart  &  Stewart,   H.  D.  Stewart, 

D.  M.  Stewart. 
Strathy  &  Esten.    Geo.  H.  Esten. 

Beavertof),  Co.  Ontario. 

Roach,  M.  H. 

Belleville,  Co.  Hastings. 

Anderson,  P.  J.  M.,  County  Crown 
Attorney,  Co.  Bldgs.,  Church  St. 

Bull,  Samuel  J.,  Bridge  St.  S. 

Butler,  E.  J.,  Bridge  St.  S. 

Clute,  Morden  &  Shorey,  Campbell 
St.  N.  W.  S.  Morden,  LL.B., 
K.C,  A.  R.  Clute,  LL.B.,  W.  D. 
M.  Shorey. 

Diamond,  W.  Jeffers,  Front  St.  W. 

Flint,  J.  J.  B.,  Front  St.  W. 

Forin,  P.  McL.,  opposite  Hote 
Quinte,  Pinnacle  St. 

Masson,  Stewart,  K.C,  Police  Mag- 
istrate, Bridge  St.  South. 

Mikel,  W.  C,  K.C,  City  Hall. 

Northrup  &  Ponton,  Bridge  St.  N. 
W.  B.  Northrup,  K.C,  M.P.,  W. 
N.  Ponton,  K.C 

O'Flynn,  F.  E.,  Front  St.  East. 

Porter  &  Carnew.  Porter,  E.  Guss, 
K.C,  Carnew,  W.,  Front  St.  E. 

Thomas,  J.  Parker,  K.C,  S.  Bridge 
St. 

Wallbridge,  Francis  S.,  Front  and 
Bridge  St.  W. 

Walker,  A.,  Free  Reading  Rooms. 

Wills  &  Wright,  Campbell  Street 
South.  J.  F.  Wills,  K.C,  Mal- 
colm Wright. 

Williams,  John,  Clerk  Co.  Court 
and  Surrogate  Court,  County 
Buildings,  Church  St. 

[426] 


Berlin,  Co.  Waterloo. 

Bitzer,  A.  L. 

Bowlby,  Ward  H.,  K.C 

Bowlby,  D.  Shannon. 

Clement  &  Clement.  E.  P.  Cle- 
ment, K.C.  E.  W.  Clement. 

Cram,  Wm.  M. 

Millar  &  Sims.  Alex.  Millar,  K.C. , 
H.  J.  Sims. 

Reade,  W.  M. 

Scellen&Weir.  J.  A.Scellen,  B.A., 
LL.B.,  John  J.  A.  Weir. 

Bleriheim,  Co.  Kent. 
Gosnell  &  ShilUngton.     R.  L.  Gos- 
nell,  P.  S.  ShilUngton. 

Boltoq,  Co.  Peel. 

Lee,  O'Donanger  &  O'Connor 
(Branch). 

Bothwell,  Co.  Kent. 
Hickey,  W.  R.,  K.C. 

Bown\anville,  Co.  Durham. 
Loscombe,  R.  Russell,  K.C. 
McLaughlin,  A.  E. 
McLean,  E.  H. 
Simpson,  D.  B.,  K.C 

Bracebridge,  Muskoka. 

Arnold,  O.  M.,  K.C. 

Godson,  T.  E.,  K.C 

Johnson,  Thos.,  Crown  Attorney. 

Mahaffy,  A.  A.,  K.C. 

Mahaffy,  George. 

Thorn eloe,  W.  E. 

Bradford,  Co.  Simcoe. 

Evans,  T.  W.  W. 
Scanlon,  Mark  &  A.  E 

Brampton,  Co.  Peel. 

Blain,  T.  J. 

Graham,  E.  G. 

Justin,  B.  F.,  LL.B.,  K.C 

McFadden,  W.  H.,  K.C 

Manning,  John  J. 

Morphy,  W.  S. 

Pringle,  R.  H. 


1911] 


ONTARIO   LAW  LIST. 


427 


Brantford,  Co.  Brant. 

Baird  &  Brewn,  141  Colborne  St. 
A.  L.  Baird,  K.C.,  —  Brown. 

Bowlby,  J  ohii  \V. ,  K.C.  ,41  Market  St. 

Brewster,  Muirhead  &  Heyd,  136 
Dalhousie  St.  W.  S.  Brewster, 
B.A.,  K.C,  G.  H.  Muirhead, 
B.C.L.,  George  D.  Heyd. 

Charlton,  W.  M.,  Market  St. 

Harley  &  Sweet,  6^  Market  Street. 
Jas.'  Harley,  K.C,  Edmund 
Sweet,  LL.B.,  A.  M.  Harley. 

Hewitt,  H.  S.,  cor.  Market  and 
Dalhousie  Sts. 

Heyd,  L.  F.,  —  44  George  St. 

HoUinrake.  W.  A.,  K.C,  54  Market 
St. 

Jones,  E.  C,  44  George  Street ;  also 
in  Delhi,  Out. 

McEwen,  M.  W.,  43  Market  St. 

Muir,  M.  F.,  B.A.,  K.C,  136  Dal- 
housie St. 

Read,  E.  R.,  129  Colborne  St. 

Tapscott,  C  S.,  44  George  St. 

Wade,  Thos.  S.,  65  Dalhousie. 

Wilkes  &  Henderson,  116  Dalhousie 
St.  A.  J.  Wilkes,  K.C.W.  T.  H. 
Henderson,  K.C. 

Watts,  A.  E.,  LL.B.,  K.C,  Court 
House. 

Woodyatt,  Thomas,  43  Market  St. 

Brighton,  Co.  Northumberland. 
Drewry,  George,  B.A. 

BrocKvilie,  Co.  Leeds. 
Brown,  M.  M. 
Buell  &  Botsford.     W.   S.   Buell, 

James  H.  Botsford. 
Deacon,  Charles  R. 
Deacon,  Joseph,  K.C. 
Eraser,  O.  K. 
Fulford,  Chas.  C 
Hutcheson  &  Fisher.      James  A. 

Hutcheson,  K.C,  Alson  A.Fisher. 
Lewis,  W.  A. 
O'Brien,  Daniel. 
O'Brien,  James. 
Page,  J.  A. 
Stewart,  Hugh  A.,  K.C. 

Bruce  Mines,  Algoma. 

Peterson,  N.  H.,  B.CL. 


J,  Co.  Huron. 
Sinclair,  W.  M. 

BurK's  Falls,  Parry  Sound. 

Graham,  P.  A. 
Haight,  W.  L. 

Burlington,  Co.  Halton. 
Cleaver,  E.  H. 
Kerns,  F.  A.,  B.A. 

Caledonia,  Co.  Haldimand. 

Lewis    &    Arrell    (Caledonia    and 
Hamilton). 

Campbellford,  Co.  NorthumbTd. 

Colville,  A.  B. 
Lynch,  Daniel  J. 
Payne.  G.  A. 

Cannington,  Co.  Ontario. 
Reid,  Archibald  James,  K.C. 

Carleton  Place,  Co.  Lanark. 

Mcintosh,  Colin. 
McNeely,  J.  S.  L. 
Patterson  &  Findlay. 

Cayuga,  Co.  Haldimand. 

Colter,  R.  S. 
Snider,  T.  A.,  K.C. 
Thompson  &  Murphy.     Andrew  T. 
Thomson,  J.  A.  Murphy. 


Chatham,  Co.  Kent. 
Arnold,  S.  B. 
Atkinson,  C.  R. 
Houston  &  Clark.      Alex.   Clark, 

M.  Houston. 
Stone,     Gundy    &    Brackin.       F. 

Stone,  W.  E.  Gundy,  R.  L.  Brackin 
Lewis  &  Richards.     O.  L.  Lewis, 

K.C,  W.  G.  Richards. 
Martin,  G.  G. 
Martin,  W.  J. 
McKeough,  W.  E. 
Robinson,  William  H. 
Sayers,  G.  A. 
ScuUard,  Thos. 
Smith,  F.  W. 
Smith,  H.  D. 
Stanworth    &    Gallagher.      Ward 

Stanworth,  E.  E.  Gallagher. 
Walker,  J.,  K.C. 
White,  Jno.  Wesley. 
Wilson,    Pike    &    Co.      Matthew 

Wilson.  J.  M.  Pike,  K.C. 

Chesley,  Co,  Bruce, 
Mickle,  C  J.,  B.A. 

Chesterville,  Co.  Dundas. 

Lawson,  W.  B.,  K.C. 

Clinton,  Go-  Huron. 
Brydone,  W. 

Cobalt,  Dis,  Nipissing. 
Mitchell,  Geo. 

O'Connor,  M.  J.,  K.C,  Elk  City. 
Ross,  George. 

Rvckman,Kerr,  Maclnnes  &  Mahon 
Slaght  &  Slaght,  Haileybury. 
W^hite,  S. 

Cobourg,  Co.  Northumberland, 
Armstrong,  A,  J. 
Boggs,  F.  D.,  K.C 
Field,  F.  M.,  K.C 
Hall,  T.  F. 

Kerr,  W.  F.,  Co.  Crown  Attorney. 
McColl  &  Keith.     J.    B.    McCoU, 

Francis  Keith. 
Peterson,  A.  M. 

Colborne,  Co.  Northumberland. 
Payne,  W.  L.,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  K.C. 
Frank  L.  Webb,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Coldwater,  Co,  Simcoe. 

Brokovski,  J.  C 

Collingwood,  Co,  Simcoe 

Allen,  W,  T. 

Birnie,  Jno.,  B.C.L.,  LL.B.,  K.C. 

Bruce  &  Fair.      Geo.  W.   Bruce, 

K.C,  Robt.  E.  Fair. 
Moberly,  George. 
Robertson,    Henry,   K.C,    LL.D. 

Cornwall,  Co.  Stormont. 
Chisholm,  Jno.  A. 
Danis,  Daniel. 
Dingwall,  James, 
Gogo  &  Harkness,     G,   L   Gogo, 

John  G.  HarknesS. 
McDonald,  A,  L 
Maclennan  &  Cline.     D.  B.  Mac- 

lennan,  K.C,  C  H.  Cline. 
Milligan,  J.  C 
Primeau,  Joseph  A. 
Pringle  &  Smith.     R.  A.  Pringle, 

K.C,  A.  L.  Smith. 
Smith  &  Langlois.     Robert  Smith, 

K.C,  Alexander  Langlois, 
Stiles,  G.  A. 

Creen\ore,  Co.  Simcoe. 
Lennox,  Cowan  &  Brown  (Branch 
of  Barrie). 

Deseronto,  Co.  Hastings. 
Bedford,  Henry  R. 


Dresden,  Co.  Kent. 
Weir,  Geo,  E, 

Dur\dalk,  Co.  Grey. 
Lamon,  James, 
Lucas,  Raney  &  Wallace.      I.   B. 

Lucas,  W.   E.   Raney,   K.C,  J. 

Wallace  (Branch). 
Mackay,  A.  G.    (Branch.) 

Dundas,  Co.  Wentworth. 
Gwyn,  H.  C.  K.C. 
Knowles,  W.  E.  S. 
Lawrason,  J.  W. 
Warden,  A.  R  ,  K.C. 

Dunnviiie,  Co.  Haldimand. 
Bradford  &  Bradford.    Robt.  Brad- 
ford, S.  Bradford. 
Eccles,  John  C 
Swayze,  Wm.  D. 
Payne,  J.  C. 

Durhan\,  Co.  Grey. 

Grant,  A.  C 
Telford,  John  P. 

Dutton,  Co.  Elgin. 
Kirkland. 
Leitch. 

Eganville,  Co,  Renfrew. 

Lawson,  W, 
Matheson,  Roderick  A, 

EIK  Lake,  Dist,  of  Nipissing. 

Brady,  G.  R. 
Cook,  J.  C 
Eraser,  A.  A. 
Hanley,  W.  J. 
Henry,  W.  D. 
McKee,  H.  E. 

Elmira,  Co.  Waterloo. 
Haight,  J.  C  (Branch  of  Waterloo.) 
McBride,  A.  B.  (Br'ch  of  Waterloo.) 
Scellen  &  Weir.  (Branch  of  Berlin.) 

Elora,  Co.  Wellington. 
Wissler,  Henry. 


Erir\,  Co.  Wellington. 
McDowell,  Wm. 

Essex,  Co.  Essex. 

Geddes,  F.  B. 
Wismer,  E.  A. 

Exeter,  Co,  Huron. 

Dickson  &  Carling,  L.  H.  Dickson, 
I.  Carling,  B.A. 

Gladman  &  Stanbury.  F.  W.  Glad- 
man,  J.  G.  Stanbury,  B.A. 

Fergus,  Co.  Wellington. 
Wilson,  John  A. 

Forest,  Co.  Lambton. 
Porte,  W.  J. 

Fort  Wllliani,  Algoma. 
Babe,  F. 
Beyers,  D.  R. 
Dowler,  A. 
Howler,  W.  A. 
Matheson,  W.  A, 
Morris,  F.  R. 
Morton,  W.  L. 
Swinburne,  J.  E. 

Calt,  Co.  Waterloo. 
Blake.  John  R. 
Dalzell  &  Barrie.      J.  B.  Dalzell, 

Robert  Barrie, 
Hancock,  J.  H. 
Jamieson,  J.  M. 
Kelleher,  Geo.  F. 
Secord,  M,  0„  K,C. 


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[1911 


Caqarioque,  Co.  Leeds. 

Carrol,  W.  B.,  K.C. 
Jackson,  J.  Arthur. 

Georgetown,  Co.  Halton. 

Campbell,  W.  A.  F. 

Cienooe,  Co.  Middlesex. 
Blackburn  &  Weekes.   H.  S. 
burn,  George  N.  Weekes. 
Elliott,  J.  C. 
W.  D.  Moss. 


Coderich,  Co.  Huron. 

Cameron,  M.  G.,  K.O. 

Dancey,  L.  E. 

Garrow,  Charles,  LL.B. 

Johnston,  M.  O. 

Killoran,  J.  L. 

Lewis,  E.  N. 

Proudfoot,  Hays  &  Killoran.    W. 

Proudfoot,  K.C,  R.  C.  Hays,  J. 

L.  Killoran. 
Seager,  C,  County  Crown  Att'ny. 

Core  Bay,  Manitoulin  Dis. 

Craig,  John  H. 

McRae,  W.  F. 

Murray,  Alex.  G.  (Crown  Atty.). 

Titus,  F.  E. 

Cowgar\cla,  Dist.  of  Nipissing, 
Williams,  H.  F. 

Grimsby,  Co.  Lincoln. 
McConachie,  G.  B. 

Gueiph,  Co.  Wellington. 
Buckingham,  W.  E. 
Cutten,  W.  H. 
Dunbar  &  Dunbar.    C.  L.  Dunbar, 

E.  A.  Dunbar. 
Guthrie&Guthrie.  Donald  Guthrie, 

K.C,  Hugh  Guthrie,  K.C,  M.P. 
Jeffrey,  Nicol. 
Macdonald  &  Drew.     A.  H.  Mac- 

donald,  K.C,  J.  J.  Drew,  K.C. 
Maclean     &    Maclean.      Kenneth 

Maclean,  Douglas  Maclean. 
McKinnon  &  Howitt.    R.  L.  Mc- 

Kinnon,  J.  R.  Howitt. 
Mowat,  John  A. 
Peterson,  H.  W.,  Crown  Attorney 

and  Clerk  of  the  Peace. 
Saunders,  T.  W.,  Police  Magistrate. 
Watt  &  Watt.    J.  Watt,  F.  Watt. 

Hagersville,  Co.  Haldimand. 
Lindsay,  Samuel  E. 

Haileybury,  Co.  Nipissing. 

Black,  R.  R. 

Day  &  Gordon. 

Elliott,  Frederick. 

Graham,  Kearney  &  Wright. 

Hall,  J.  M. 

Jones,  S.  Alfred,  K.C 

McDougall,  J.  Lome. 

Robertson,  Ken. 

Slaght,  A.  G. 

Hamilton,  Co.  Wentworth. 

Beasley,  A.  C ,  71  James  St.  s. 
Bell  &  Pringle,  Federal  Life  Bldg. 

Wm.  Bell,  K.C,  R.  A.  Pringle  & 

C  W.  Bell. 
Biggar  &  Treleaven,  Canada  Life 

Chambers.     Biggar.  Sanford  D., 

K.C,  —  Treleaven. 
Brown,  A.  W.,  12  Main  St.  e. 
Bruce,  Bruce  &  Counsel],  Canada 

Life  Chbrs.     Alexander  Bruce, 

K.C,    Ralph    R.   Bruce,  J.  L. 

Counsell. 
Burkholder,    C   E.,   Canada  Life 

Bldg. 
Carpenter,  H.,  Federal  Life  Bldg. 


Cahill  &  Soule,  Federal  Life.    Ed- 
win D.  Cahill,  K.C,  J.  A.  Soule. 
CHISHOLM.  LOGIE  &  McQUES- 

TEN,   69  James  St.  s.      James 
Chisholm,  W.  A.   Logie,  Thos. 

McQuesten.    {See  card.) 
Crerar  &  Crerar,  Hamilton  Provi- 
dent Cham.     P.  D.  Crerar,  K.C, 

T.  H.  Crerar. 
Duff,  W.  A.  H.,  K.C,  Bank  of  Com- 
merce Bldg.,  4  Hughson  St.  s. 
Evans,  W.  T.,  Bank  of  Commerce 

Bldg. 
Farmer  &  Schelter,  37  James  St.  s. 

T.  D.  J.  Farmer,  J.  L.  Schelter, 

—  Gallagher. 
Gage,  Robt.  R.,  Bartonville. 
Gibson,  Osborne,  O'Reilly  &  Levy, 

Bank  of  Com.  Bldg.     Hon.  J.  M. 

Gibson,  K.C,  W.  W.  Osborne,  M. 

J.  O'Reilly,  K.C,  Gabriel  Levy. 
Harrison,  John,  30  Main  St.  e. 
Haslett,  Thos.  C,  K.C,  Spectator 

Chambers. 
Jelfs,  G.  F.,  Police  Mag.  Office. 
Jones,  J.  W.,  13  Main  st.  e 
Kerr  &  Thomson,  69  James  St.  s. 

George  S.  Kerr,  K.C,  George  C 

Thomson. 
Lazier  &  Lazier,  36  James  St.  s. 

S.  F.  Lazier,  K.C,  E.  F.  Lazier, 

H.  F.  Lazier. 
Lee  &  Farmer,  Canada  Life  Chbrs. 

Lyman  Lee,  J.  G.  Farmer,  K.C. 
Lees,  Hobson  &  Stephens,  Spectator 

Chambers,  Wm.  Lees,  K.C.,Thos. 

Hobson,  K.C,  L.  F.  Stephens,  H. 

S.  Lees  and  Oswald  Pete  Begg. 
Lemon,  Chas.,  32^  Hughson  St.  s. 
Lewis  &  Arrell,  Federal  Life  Bldg. 

A.  M.  Lewis.  Harrison  Arrell. 
Martin  &  Martin,  Federal  Life  Bldg. 

E.  K.  C  Martin,  D.  Martin,  K.C. 
Martin,  F.  R.,  Hamilton  Provident 

&  Loan  Bldg. 
McClemont,  W.  M.,  27  King  St.  w. 
McBrayne,  W.  S.,  Can.  Life. 
Mewburn   &   Ambrose,    Spectator 

Chambers.  S.  C  Mewburn,  K.C, 

E.  H.  Ambrose,  John  Marshall. 
Nesbitt    &    Gauld,    Canada    Life 

Chambers.    J.  W.  Nesbitt,  K.C, 

John  G.  Gauld,  K.C,  &  J.   D. 

Gausby. 
Ogilvie  &  Brandon.    Federal  Life. 

James  Ogilvie,  J.  Brandon,  V. 

Shaver. 
Petrie,  H.  D.,  Spectator  Chambers. 
Ross  &  Telford,  Traders  Bank  Bldg. 

W.  L.  Ross,  K.C,  L  Telford. 
Staunton.     O'Heir,     &     Morison, 

Spectator    Chambers.       G.    L. 

Staunton, K.C,  A.  O'Heir,  Frank 

Morrison. 
Waddell,  F.  R.,  K.C,  City  Hall. 
Wardrope,  W.  H.,  K.C,  16  James 

St.  s. 
Washington,  S.  F.,  K.C,  Hamilton 

Provident  Chambers. 
Witton,  Harry  B.,  281  Bay  St.  s. 

Harriston,  Co.  Wellington. 
Campbell,  A.  G. 
Spotton,  A. 

Hastings,  Co.  Northumberland. 
Colville  &  Company.     A.  B.  Col- 
ville,  G.  V.  Pelton,  LL.B. 

Havelock,  Co.  Peterborough. 
Ghent,  Chas.  A. 

ffawi^esbury,  Co.  Prescott. 
Lawlor,  Herbert  W. 

Herisall,  Co.  Huron. 
Cooke,  H.  J.  D. 


Huntsville,  Muskoka. 
Grant,  D.  M. 
Green,  W.  J. 
Howell,  A. 
Wilgress,  G.  S. 

ingersoll,  Co.  Oxford. 
Gibson,  J.  G. 
Hegler,  J.  C,  K.C 
Patterson,  John  L. 
Walsh,  Michael,  K.C. 
Wells,  Thos.,  K.C. 

Kemptville,  Co.  Grenville 
Allen,  T.  K. 
Ferguson,  G.  H.,  K.C 

Kenora,  Dist.  Thunder  Bay. 

Kinney,  J.  A. 

McLennan,  A. 

MacGillivray,  J.  F.,  K.C,  Cr.  Att'y. 

Machen  &  Apjohn. 

I^inoardine,  Co.  Bruce. 
Macpherson,  James  A. 
Malcomson,  P.  A. 
Stewart,  R.  J. 

Kingston,  Co.  Frontenac. 

Cunningham  &  Mudie,  79  Clarence 

St. 
Givens,  D.   A.,    Merchants    Bank 

Building,     corner     Brock    and 

Wellington. 
Kirkpatrick,  Rogers  &  Nickle,  194 

Ontario  St.     R.  V.  Rogers,  K.C, 

W.  F.  Nickle,  K.C. 
Macdonell  &  Farrell,  38  Clarence 

St.    G.  M.  Macdonell,  K.C,  J.  M. 

Farrell. 
Macnee,  J.  H.,  Clarence  St. 
Mowat,    J.     McDonald,     Ontario 

Chambers,  Clarence  St. 
Mundell,  Wm.,  151  Wellington  St. 
Mclntyre    &    Mclntyre,  304  King 

St.    E.      John  Mclntyre,   K.C, 

D.  M.  Mclntyre,  K.C 
Rigney,  T.  J.,  8  Exchange  Cham- 
bers, 115  Brock  St. 
Smythe,  King  &  Smythe,  Ontario 

Chambers,   King  and  Clarence. 

Geo.  H.  Smythe,  Francis  King. 
Strange,  Jno.,  95  Clarence  St. 
Sullivan,  W.  H.,  36  Clarence  St. 
Walkem  &  Walkem,  93  Clarence 

St.    J.  B.  Walkem,  K.C. 
Webster,  C  R.,  81  Princess  St. 
Whiting,  Jno.  L.,  K.C,  69  Clar- 
ence St. 

Kingsville,  Co.  Essex. 
Goodeve,  Geo.  S. 
Smith,  W.  A. 

Lakefleld,  Co.  Peterboro'. 

Langley,  O.  A.,  B.C.L. 

Lancaster,  Co.  Glengarry. 
McDonald,  John  Sandfield. 
Stewart,  Wm. 

Leaniington,  Co.  Essex. 

Boles,  A.  T. 
Easton,  W.  T. 

Liqdsay,  Co.  Victoria. 

Devlin,  A.  P. 

Hopkins,  Weeks  &  Hopkins.    G. 

H.  Hopkins,  K.C,  C  E.  Weeks, 

F.  H.  Hopkins,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
Knight,  L.  R. 
McLaughlin,  Peel,  Fulton.  &  Stin- 

son.     R.   J.   McLaughlin,   J.  A. 

Peel,  A.  M.  Fulton,  T.  Stinson. 
Moore  &  Jackson.    F.  D.  Moore, 

K.C,  Alex.  Jackson. 
Stewart  &  O'Connor.    T.  Stewart, 

L.  V.  O'Connor,  B.A. 
Weldon,  J.  E. 


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429 


Llstowel,  Co.  Perth. 

Blewett  &  Bray.     F.  R.   Blewett, 

K.C.,  George  Bray. 
Hamilton,  J.  Cecil. 
Morphy  &  Carthew.    H.  B.  Morphy, 

K.C.,  J.  M.  Carfchew. 
Terhune,  J.  E. 

LltWe  Current,  Manitoulin  Dis. 
Atkinson,  Charles  R. 

London,  Co.  Middlesex. 
Bartlett,  P.  H.,  98  Dundas  St. 
Bartram,    W.    G.     R.,    Bank   of 

Toronto  Chambers. 
Bartram,  W.  H.,  99  Dundas  St. 
Bayly  &  Bayly,  404  Talbot  St.    R. 
Bayly,  K.C.,  R.  A.  Bayly,  LL.B. 
Beattie,  J.  H.  A.,  87^  Dundas  st. 
Blackburn  &  Weekes,  124  Carling  St. 
H.  S.  Blackburn,  G.  N.  Weekes. 
Buchner    &    Gunn,    Green    Swift 
Building,    corner     Talbot    and 
Carling Streets.     U.  A.  Buchner, 
J.  M.  Gunn. 
Chisholm,  A.  G.,  78  Dundas  St. 
Cowan,  R.  K.,  County  Building. 
Cronyn,  Betts  &  Coleridge,  Huron 
and  Erie  Bldgs..  Richmond  St. 
V.Cronyn,K.C.,  F.  P.  Betts.K.C, 
H.  Cronyn,  Thomas  Coleridge. 
Elliot,  H.  B.,  K.C.,  cor.  Talbot  and 
Dundas  Streets,  over  Dominion 
Bank. 
Essery,  E.  T.,  K.C.,  143  Dundas  St. 
Faulds,  Jno.   F.,    Robinson    Hall 

Chaml>er8. 
Fitzgerald  &  Fitzgerald,  Masonic 
Temple  Building.     W.  C.  Fitz- 
gerald, W.  E.  Fitzgerald. 
Flock    &    Flock,    Carling    Block. 
J. H.  Flock,  K.C., E.  W.  M.  Flock. 
Eraser  &  Moore,  404,  Talbot  St.    M. 
D.   Eraser,  K.C.,   J.   P.  Moore, 
K.C. 
Gibbons,  Harper  &  Gibbons,  Rich- 
mond and  Carling  Sts.    Geo.  C. 
Gibbons,  K.C,  Fred.  F.  Harper, 
and  Geo.  S.  Gibbons. 
Graydon  &  Graydon.    H.  M.  Gray- 
don, N.  P.Graydon.  419TalbotSt. 
Greenlees,  A,,  422  Richmond  St. 
Griffiths,  S.  F.,  687i  Dundas  St. 
Ivey     &     Dromgole,     Merchants' 
Bank  Bldg.     C.  H.  Ivey,  Jno.  O. 
Dromgole. 
Jarvis  &  Vining,  101,  Dundas  St. 
Chauncey  G.  Jarvis,  Jared  Vin- 
ing, B.A. 
A.  O.  Jeflfery,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  K.C. 
J.  Edgar  Jeffery,  Market  Lane. 
Johnston.  Ed.  H.,  87^,  Dundas  St. 
Luseombe,  T.  H.,  169  Dundas  St. 
Macpherson  &  Perrin ,  59,  Dundas  St. 
Jn.  Macpherson,  F.  E.  Perrin,  B.A. 
McDonagh,  M.  P.,  418  Talbot  St. 
McEvoy,    J.    M.,    Robinson    Hall 
Chambers.     John    M.    McEvoy, 
B.A.,  LL.B.,  E.  W.  Seatcherd. 
McKillop  &  Murphy,  Dundas  and 
Richmond.     Jas.    B.    McKillop, 
Thos.   J.   Murphy. 
Meredith  &  Fisher,  74  Dundas  St. 
T.    G.    Meredith,    K.C,    R.    G. 
Fisher,  J.  A.  Clark. 
Meredith,  Judd  &  Meredith,  Bank 
of  Toronto  Chambers,  Richmond 
St.     Edmund  Meredith,  Jos.  C 
Judd,  K.C,  W.  R.  Meredith,  jr. 
O'Neill,  J.  D.,  110  Dundas  St. 
Purdom     &     Purdom,      Masonic 
Temple  Bldg. ,  Richmond  St.  T.  H. 
Purdom,  K.C,  Alex.  Purdom. 
Scandrett,  T.  W.,  98  Dundas  St. 
Seatcherd,  E.  W,,  Robinson  Hall 
Chambers. 


Taylor,  Robt.  L. 

Tennent  &  Campbell,,  78  Dundas 

Street.     D.   H.  Tennent,  J.  H. 

Campbell. 
Toothe,  R.  M.  C 
Walker,  J.  S.,  157  Maple  St. 
Winnett,  J.  W.  G.,  420  Talbot  St. 

L'Orignal,  Co.  Presc't  &  Russell. 

Constantineau,A.,B.A.,  Sen.  Judge. 
Maxwell,  John,  Crown  Attorney, 

Clerk  of  Peace. 
O'Brian    &    Hall.      Colin    Gregor 

O'Brian.  K.C,  Wm.  Samuel  Hall. 
Proulx,  Edmond,  M.P.,  Barrister 

and  Solicitor. 

Lucan,  Co.  Middlesex. 
Macdiarmid,  W. 

Luckqow,  Co.  Bruce. 

Locke,  Chas.  G.  (branch  at  Ripley, 

Bruce  Co.) 
Malcomson,  Percy  A. 

Nladoc,  Co.  Hastings. 
Cross,  Wm. 
Moore,  W.  J. 
Stewart,  D.  E.  K. 

Markdale,  Co.  Grey. 

Lucas,  Raney  &  Wallace. 
McCullough,  P. 

Markham,  Co.  York. 

Higgins  &  Douglas. 
Robinson,  Wm.  A. 
Wilson,  A.  F. 

lll|eaford,  Co.  Grey. 
Albery,  Geo.  G. 
Sutherland,  C.  T. 
Wilson,  Jno.  S. 

IV|errickville,  Co.  Grenville. 

Baker,  A.  E. 

nilidland,  Co.  Simcoe. 
W.  H.  Bennett,  K.C. 
W.  Finlayson. 
Grant,  F.  W. 
Storey,  D.  S. 

W|lllbrooK,  Co.  Durham. 
Ruddy,  Robt.,  K.C. 
Smith,  A.  A. 

AI|ilton,  Co.  Halton. 

Chisholm,  Victor. 
Dick,  W.  I. 
Elliott,  John  W.,  K  C 
HoUinrake,  Charles  E. 

Mitchell,  Co.  Perth. 
Dent  &  Thompson.  Abraham  Dent, 

F.  H.  Thompson,  K.C. 
Makins,  Gregory  &  Alexander,    J. 

C  Makins,  K.C,  W.  H.  Gregory, 

—  Alexander. 

Morrisburg,  Co.  Dundas. 

Flynn,  A. 

Hilliard,  Irwin,  K.C. 

Lyle,  R.  F. 

IV|ourit  Forest,  Co.  Wellington. 
Clarke  &  Clarke.      J.   B.   Clarke. 

K.C,  A.  S.  Clarke. 
Kilgour,  R.  O. 
Kingston,  W.  H.,  K.C. 
Macgregor,  M.  O. 
McMuUen,  J.  A. 
Perry,  W.  C. 


flapanee,  Co.  Lennox. 

Deroche,  H.  M.,  K.C 

English,  John. 

German,  T.  B. 

Herrington,  Warner  &  Grange. 
W.  S.  Herrington,  K.C,  S.  C 
Warner,  W.  A.  Grange. 

Preston,  D.  H.,K.C. 

Ruttan,  G.  F.,  K  C 

Wilson,  U.  M. 

Wilson,  W.  G. 

Newcastle,  Co.  Durham. 

McLean,  Evan  H. 

New  Hamburg,  Co.  Waterloo. 

Millar,  William. 

flew  Liskeard,  Dist.  Nipissing. 

Hartman  &  Smiley.    H.  Hartman, 

B.C.L.,  F.  L.  Smiley. 
McEwen  &  Pumaville.     D.  T.  K. 

McEwen,  M.  F.  Pumaville. 
Morgan,  A.  M. 

Hewmarket,  Co.  York. 

Lennox  &  Choppin. 
Robertson,  Thos.  J. 
Widdifleld,  W.  C 

Niagara  Falls,  Co.  Welland. 

Battle,  T.  F. 

Eraser,  Alex.,  K.C. 

Eraser,  E.  Stanley,  Niagara  Falls,  S. 

Griffiths,  F.  W. 

Hill,  F.  W. 

McBurney,  F.  C. 

Upper,  H.  F. 

White,  D.  B. 

flortli  Bay,  Dist.  of  Nipissing. 

Browning  &  Gould. 
Bull  &  McKee. 
McGaughey  &  McCurry. 
McNamara,  J.  M.,  K.C 

Norwicli,  Co.  Oxford. 
Rowe,  John. 

OaKvllle,  Co.  Halton. 

Cameron  D.  O. 
Chisholm,  W.  A. 
Page,  Harry. 

Oil  Springs,  Co.  Lambton. 

Cowan  &  Towers.    Branch. 
Kennedy,  W.  H. 

Orangeville,  Co.  DuflFerin. 

Hughson,  A.  A. 
Irwin,  W.  N. 
Island,  John  L.,  B.A. 
W.  J.  L.  McKay. 
McKeown.  C  R.,  B.A.,  K.C 
Robb,  Geo. 

Orillla,  Co.  Simcoe. 

Corbould,  Chas, 
Evans,  F.  G. 
Grant,  G.  D. 
Grant,  D.  Inglis. 
Hammond,  J.  H. 
Mulcahy,  Jno.  T. 
Robinson,  Samuel  S. 
Thompson,  A.  B. 
Tudhope,  Melville  B.,  B.A. 


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Oshawa,  Co.  Ontario, 

Grierson,  J.  F. 
Morphy,  Henry  E. 
Murton,  L.  K. 
Sinclair,  W.  E.  N. 

Ottawa,  Co.  Carleton. 

Aylen  &  Duclos,  Castle  Building. 
HenryAylen.K.C,  A.W.  Duclos. 

Beament  &  Armstrong,  27  Sparks 
St.  T.  A.  Beament,  Allan  H. 
Armstrong. 

Belcourt  &  Ritchie,  Central  Chbrs. 
N.  A.  Belcourt,  K.C.,  John  A. 
Ritchie,  Crown  Attorney. 

Blanchet,  Chas.  A. .  Central  Chbrs. 

Borden,  R.L.,K.C. 

Bradley,  R.  A.,  21  Central  Chs. 

Burgess,  T.  A.,  48  Sparks  St. 

Caron  &  Seguin,  559J  Sussex  St. 
J.  B.  T.  Caron  &  C.  A.  Seguin. 

Champagne,  N.,  K.C.,  Trust  Bldg. 

Christie,  Greene  &  Hill,  110  Well- 
ington St.  John  Christie,  K.C., 
Wentworth  Greene,  H.  P.  Hill, 
A.  C.  Hill. 

CHRYSLER,  BETHUNE  & 
LARMONTH,  Central  Cham- 
bers. Francis  Henry  Chrysler, 
K.C.,  Chas.  J.  R.  Bethune,  N.  G. 
Larmonth.    {See  card.) 

Code,  W.  J.,  Egan's  Block. 

Code  &  Burritt,  Carleton  Cham- 
bers. R.  G.  Code,  K.C.,  E.  F. 
Burritt. 

Culbert  &  Carss,  Carleton  Ch'rs, 
O.  E.  Culbert  &  J.  O.  Carss. 

Daly,  E.  J.,  19  Elgin  St. 

Ewart,  Scott,  Maclaren  &  Kelley, 
Molson's  Bk.  Chs.  J.  S.  Ewart, 
K.C.,  W.  L.  Scott,  Geo.  D. 
Kelley,  C.  H.  Maclaren. 

Forward,  A.  J.,  Central  Chambers. 

Fripp&  McGee.Carleton  Chambers. 
A.  E.  Fripp,  K.C.,  T.  D'Arcy 
McGee. 

Gemmill  &  May,  11  and  14  Carleton 
Chambers.    Archie  Foster  May. 

Gleeson,  E.  P.,  Carleton  Chambers. 

GORMULLY.  ORDE  &  POWELL, 
Trust  Building.  Joseph  James 
Gormully,  K.C.,  Jno.  Fosbery 
Orde,  K.C.,  M.  G.  Powell.  {See 
card. ) 

Gorman,  M.  J.,  K.C.,  Carleton 
Chambers. 

Graham,  G.  D.,  104  Sparks  St. 

Grant,  J.  C,  Trust  Building. 

Henderson,  G.  S.,  164  Sparks  St. 

Hick,  Robert,  79  Bank. 

Hodgins,  John,  Trust  Building. 

Hogg  &  Hogg,  83i  Sparks  St.  W. 
D.  Hogg,  K.C.,  F.  D.  Hogg. 

Honeywell,  A.  E.,  104  Sparks  St. 

Honeywell  &  Caldwell,  46  Elgin  St. 
F.  H.  Honeywell,  J.  E.  Caldwell. 

Kehoe,  L.  J.,  Central  Chambers. 

Kidd,  Geo.  E.,  K.C.,  Castle  Bldg. 

Kidd,  W.  J.,  K.C.,  Carleton  Chbrs. 

Lemieux,  A.,  K.C.,  Central  Chbrs. 

Lewis  &  Sniellie,  Trust  Bldg.,  J. 
T.  Lewis,  D.C.L.,  K.C.,  J.  F. 
Smellie. 

Lussier,  Alfred  E.,  569  Sussex  St. 

MacCRAKEN.  HENDERSON, 
McDOUGAL  &  GREENE, 
Trust  Building.  John  I.  Mac- 
Craken,  K.C.,  G.  F.  Henderson, 
K.C.,  D.  J.  McDougal,  A.  W. 
Greene,  B.A.,  LL.B.    {See  card.) 

Macfarlane,  A.,  22  Metcalfe  St. 
Maclean,  D.  H. ,  Central  Chambers. 
McGiverin,   Havdon,   &  Greig,  19 
Elgin  St.  H.B.  McGiverin,  M. P., 
A.  Haydon,  Wm.  Greig. 


Mclnnes,  T.  R.  E.,  136  Sparks  St. 
Mclntyre,  A.  F.,  K.C.,  102  Bank 

Street. 
McLaurin  &  Millar,  19    Elgin  St. 

Geo.  McLaurin,  Haldane  Millar, 

Chas.  L.  Bray. 
McVeity,  Taylor,  City  Hall. 
Murphy  &  Fisher.Cent'l  Chamb'rs. 

Hon.  C.  Murphy,  M.P,,  H.  Fisher, 

A.  G.  Ross. 

Nellis,  Matheson  &  Thompson,  22 
Metcalfe  St.    Thos.  F.  Nellis,  R. 

B.  Matheson,    K.C.,    J.    T.    C. 
Thompson,  K.C. 

O'Connor,  Daniel ,  K. C. , Egan's Bl'k. 
O'Meara,  J.  J.  19  Elgin  St. 
Osborne,  J.  R.,  Graham  Building. 
Percival,  Herbert  A.,  Trust  Bldng. 
Perkins,  Eraser  &  Gibson,  64  Sparks 

St.    Wm.    C.    Perkins,    A.    W. 

Fraser,  K.C,  J.  G.  Gibson. 
Pratt,  Horace,  104  Sparks  St 
Pringle  &  Guthrie,  Citizen  Bldg. 

Clive  Pringle,  N.  G.  Guthrie. 
Proctor,  F.  B.,  Trust  Bldg. 
Ritchie,  Owen,  Court  House. 
Sims,  R.  J.,  Trust  Building. 
Sinclair,  R.  V.,  K.C,  Carleton  Chs. 
Smith  &  Dunlevie,  Trust  Building. 

Lewis  A.  Smith,  F.  S.  Dunlevie. 
Smith  &  Johnston,  Trust  Building. 

Alex.  Smith,  W.  Johnston. 
Smith,  J.  J.,  Graham  Building. 
Thompson,  A.  T.,  Trust  Building. 
Vincent,  J.  U.,  K.C,  569  Sussex  St. 
Warne  &  Magee,  Canada  lafe  Bldg. 

J.  F.  Warne,  F.  A.  Magee. 
Wicksteed,  R.  J.,  Victoria  Chs. 
Hull  A  dvocates  with  offices  in  Ottawa. 
Aylen  &  Duclos,  Castle  Bldg.     H- 

Aylen,  K.C,  A.  W.  Duclos. 
Gamble,  Wm.,  Trust  Bldg. 

Oweri  Sourid,  Co.  Grey. 
Armstrong,  Jno. 
Cameron,  C  S. 
Christie,  Robert. 
Creasor,  A.  D. 
Evans,  R.  W. 
Ferguson,  Geo.  A. 
Horning,  J.  A. 
Kilbourn  &   Kilbourn.      John  M. 

Kilbourn,  Frank  H.  Kilbourn. 
Mackay,  Telford  &  MacDonald.    A. 

G.  Mackay,  K.C,  W.  P.  Telford, 

John  C  MacDonald. 
Masson,  Wm. 
Middlebro    &    Spereman.      W.    S. 

Middlebro,  K.C,  E.  C  Spereman. 
Tucker,  H.  G. 
Wright,  W.  H. 

Paisley,  Co.  Bruce. 
Forrester,  David. 

Palrnerston,  Co.  Wellington. 

Munro,  W.  N. 

Paris,  Co,  Brant. 
Lay  ton,  J.  R. 
Snioke,  Franklin,  K.C, 

Parklilll,  Co.  Middlesex. 
Goodman,  Kenneth,  K.C. 
MacTavish,  A.  A. 

Parry  Sound,  Dist.  Parry  S'd. 
Haight,  Walter  L, 
Pirie  &  Stone,      Edwin  Pirie,    H. 

E.  Stone. 
Powell.  F.  R.,  K.C. 
Ray,  N.  A. 
Weeks,  J.  P. 


Pembroke,  Co.  Renfrew. 

Burritt,  Jas.  H.,  K.C. 

Delahaye  &  Reeves.  Gid.  Delahaye 

LL.B.,  K.C,  John  H.  Reeves. 
Forgie,  Jno.  G. 
Irving,  Lennox,  B.A. 
Metcalfe,  J.  R. 
Supple,  J.  A.,  B.A. 
White  &  Johnson.     Peter  White, 

B.A.,  K.C,  Horace  B.  Johnson. 
White  &  Williams.    Wm.  R.  White, 

K.C,  W.  H.  Williams,  K.C. 

Peqetangulsliene,  Co.  Simcoe. 

Hewson,  W.  H. 
Thompson,  A.  B.,  K.C 

Pertly,  Co.  Lanark. 

Censitt,  George  A. 

Foy,  C  J. 

Hall,  F.  W. 

Malloch,  E.  G.,  K.C.  (Co.  Attorney), 

Matheson     &     Balderson.      Hon. 

Arthur  J.  Matheson,  K.C,  J.  M. 

Balderson,  K.C. 
Shaw,  Alex.  C 
Stewart &Chadwick.  J.  A.  Stewart, 

LL.D.,  H.  A.  Chadwick. 

Peterboro',  Co.  Peterboro'. 

Bennet  &  Goodwill.    J,  W.  Bennet, 

J.  E.  L.  Goodwill. 
Dennistoun,  Peck  &  Kerr.     R.  M. 

Dennistoun,  K.C,   E.  A.  Peck, 

F.  D.  Kerr. 
Dixon,  A.  E. 

Dumble  &  Johnson.   D.W.Dumble, 

K.C,  W.  F.  Johnston. 
Green,  John. 
Hall,   Hayes    &  Hall,     E.   H.   D, 

Hall,  L,  M.  Hayes,  Basil  Hall, 
Hall, Medd& Davidson.    R.R.Hall, 

S.  T.  Medd,  W.  S.  Davidson. 
Hatton,  G.  W. 
Laplante,  Ozias  de. 
Moore,  W.  H.,  K.C. 
O'Connell  &  Gordon.  D.  O'Connell, 

G.  N.  Gordon. 
Poussette,  A.  P.,  K.C. 
Ruddv,  Robert. 
Wood,R.E.,CountyCrown  Attorn'y 

Petroiea,  Co.  Lambton. 

Greenzen,  I. 

Moncrieff  &  Wilson.  G.  Moncrieff, 
F.  W.  Wilson. 

Picton,  Co.  Prince  Edward. 

Allison,  M.  R. 

Brown,  J.  Roland,  Crown  Att'y. 

Gilbert,  N.,  County  Court  Clerk, 

Hubbs,  R.  H. 

Macnee,  P.  C 

Walmsley,  Thomas. 

Wright,  John  A. 

Young,  E.  M. 

Port  i\rthur.  Thunder  Bay  Dist. 

Cole,  A.  E. 

Cowan,  D.  J. 

Keefer,  Francis  H.,  K.C. 

Keeler,  Hugh. 

Kenny,  M.  J. 

Langworthy  &  McComber.  W.  F. 
Langworthy,  K.C,  A.  J.  McCom- 
ber. 

McBrady.  William. 

Powley,  Miss  Eva. 

Reeve,  John. 

Turville,  W.  D.  B. 


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Port  Elgin,  Co.  Bruce. 

Burgess,  W. 
Cameron,  C.  S. 
Dalrymple,  J.  C. 

Port  HopOf  Co.  Durham. 
Chisholm,  D.  H. 
Smith,  Seth  S. 
Ward,  H.  A.,  K.C. 
White,  Henry. 

Port  Perry,  Co.  Ontario. 

Crozier,  J.  W. 
Ebbels,  H.  L. 
Harris.  W.  H. 

Powassaq,  Parry  Sound. 
Haight,  W.  L. 

Prescott,  Co.  Grenville. 

Dowsley,  J.  K.,  K.C. 
French,  F.  J. 
Halpin,  P.  K. 
McCrea,  G. 

Preston,  Co.  Waterloo. 
Hanning,  C.  R.,  K.C. 

Rainy  River,  Co.  Rainy  River. 
Morton,  T.  P. 

Renfrew,  Co.  Renfrew. 
Chown,  S.  T. 
Devine,  F.  M. 
Geale,  John. 

McGarry,  Thomas  W.,  K.C. 
Stewart,  Ernest  J. 

Ridgetown,  Co.  Kent. 

Mills,  Walter,  K.C. 
Reycraft,  Louis  J. 
Watson,  0.  K. 

Rodr\ey,  Co.  Elgin. 

Shaw,  John  D. 

Sarnia,  Co.  Lambton. 
Bucke,  J.  P. 
Cowan  &  Towers.     Jno.  Cowan, 

K.C,  R.  I.  Towers. 
Hanna,  Le  Sueur  &  Co.      W,  J. 

Hanna,  K.C,  R.  V.  Le  Sueur, 

B.A.,  A.  J.  McKinley. 
Logan,  John  R. 
McMillan,  D.  S. 
Pardee,  Burnham  &  Gurd.    Fred 

F.  Pardee,  K.C,  A.  S.  Burnham, 

Norman  S.  Gurd,  B.CL. 
Weir,  A.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Dist.  Algoma. 

Boyce,  A.  C,  K.C. 
Brown,  W.  E. 
Carney,  Wm. 
Darling,  J.  L. 
Elliott,  A. 

Goodwin,  George  W. 
Hayward,  Gordon  H. 
Hearst,  W.  H.,K.C, 
Irving,  J.  E. 
Martin,  F.  J.  S.,  M.A. 
McEwen,  James. 
McFadden,  M.,  K.C. 
McFadden,  Uriah. 
McNamara,  V. 
McPhail,  John  A. 
O'Flynn,  John  L. 
Rowland,  Percival  Thomas. 


Seafort^,  Co.  Huron. 
Best,  J.  M. 

Hays,  Robert  Stanley. 
Holmstead,  Frank,  K.C. 
Killoran,  J.  L. 
Rankin,  John. 

Shelburrie,  Co.  Dufferiu. 

Clement,  F.  A. 
Vance,  G.  M.,  K.C. 

Simcoe,  Co.  Norfolk. 

Atkinson  &  Winter.  T.  R.  Atkin- 
son, A.  Winter 

Curtis,  F.  E. 

Junes,  H.  P.,  K.C. 

Kelly  &  Porter,  W.  E.  Kelly,  K.C, 
J.  Porter. 

Reid,  F. 

Slaght,  Slaght  &  Ager.  T,  R. 
Slaght,  K.C.,  A.  G.  Slaght,  T. 
Ager. 


Hall  &  Hunter.     F.  W.   Hall,  H. 

S.  Hunter. 
Lavell,  Harry  A. 
McEwen,  J. 
Sparhani  &  McCue.  B.  E.  Sparham, 

Wilson  McCue. 

South  River,  Parry  Sound, 
Haight,  W.  L. 

Stayner,  Co.  Simcoe. 

Hood,  John. 
Lount,  Geo.  W, 
Sullivan,  A.  J.  F. 

St.  Cathariries,  Co.  Lincoln. 

Brennan,  Michael,  Court  House. 

Burson,  G.  B.,  St.  Paul. 

Campbell,  J.  S.,  K.C,  St.  Paul  St. 

Collier,  H.  H.,  K.C,  St.  Paul  St. 

Connor,  Charles  H.,  Queen  St. 

IngersoU  &  Kingston,  Ontario  St. 
J.  H.  IngersoU,  K.C,  A.  C 
Kingston. 

Keys,  James  A.,  Queen  St. 

Lancaster  &  Campbell.  E.  A.  Lan- 
caster, K.C,  J.  H.  Campbell. 

Marquis  &  Lane.  A.  W.  Marquis, 
W.  S.  Lane. 

McCarron,  M.  J.,  Queen  St. 

Peterson,  Geo.  F. 

Rykert,  J.  C,  K.C,  St.  Paul  St. 

Yale,  Hy.,St.  Paul  St. 

Stirling,  Co.  Hastings. 

Bogart,  Curtis. 
Thrasher,  G.  G. 

St.  Mary's,  Co.  Perth. 

Ford,  A.  W. 
Graham,  J.  W. 
Harstone,  L. 

Stratford,  Co.  Perth. 

Harding  &  Owens,  Gordon  Block. 

R.  T.  Harding. 
Lawrence,  G.  W.,  &  Son. 
Makins  &  Gregory,  Windsor  Block. 

J.  C  Makins,  K.C. 
McPherson    &    Davidson.      G.    G. 

McPherson,  K.C,  J.  A.  Davidson. 
Robertson  «fe  Coughlin,  Idington's 

Block.     R.   S.   Robertson,  J.  J. 

Coughlin. 
Smith,  E.  Sidney,  Gordon  Block. 

Stratliroy,  Co.  Middlesex. 
Pope,  Harry  C. 
Ross  &  Bixel. 
Traver,  Elliot. 


St.  Thomas,  Co.  Elgin. 
Cameron,  W.  K  ,  Talbot  St. 
Coughlin,  Daniel. 
Crothers  &  Price.   T.  W.  Crothers, 

K.C,  S.  Price. 
Davidson,  J.  B. 
Doherty,  W.  B. 
Duncan,  J.  M. 
Farley,  John,  K.C, 
Glenn,  James  M.,  K.C. 
Grant,  Andrew,  Talbot  St. 
Ingram,  A.  A. 
Jell,  H.  F. 

Kains,  Jno.  A.,  Talbot  St. 
Leitch  &  Green.    Colin  St.  Clair 

Leitch  and  John  R.  Green. 
Maxwell,  C  F. 
Maxwell,  C  F.,  jr. 
McConnell,  R.  H. 

McCrimmon,  Angus,  Crown  Attor. 
Robertson,  J.  S. 
Sanders,  E.  C 
Wickett,  W.  L. 

StoufFville,  Co.  Ontario. 
Button,  F.  L. 
McCullough,  James. 
Sangster,  F. 

Streetsvilie,  Co.  Peel. 
Roswell,  J.  W. 

Sturgeon  Falls,  Nipissing. 
Bradford,  Jesse. 
Philion,  J.  A. 

Sudbury,  Nipissing. 

Buchanan,  Geo.  E. 
Clary,  J.  H. 
Fowler,  J. 
MacLennan,  J.  K. 
McCrea,  Chas. 
Meldrum,  A.  D. 
Mulligan,  J.  A. 
McKessock,  R.  R. 
Valin,  G. 


Sutton,  Co.  York. 

Crozier,  A.,B.A.,  LL.B. 

Tara,  Co.  Bruce. 
Start,  Chas.  Edward. 

Teeswater,  Co.  Bruce. 
Stephens,  J.  J. 

Tl^amesville,  Co.  Kent. 

Coutts,  John. 

Thessalon,  Dist.  Algoma. 
Batson,  C  A. 
Williams,  T.  E.,  B.A. 

Thornbury,  Co.  Grey. 

Dyre,  T.  H. 

Thorold,  Co.  Welland. 
Casey,  Fred.  W. 

Tillsonburg,  Co.  Oxford. 


Brown,  W.  C 
Carruthers,  John. 
Livingstone,  L.  B.  C 
Sinclair,  V.  A. 


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Toronto,  Co.  York. 

Adams,  Andrew  A.,  Canada  Life 

'    Bldg. 

Armour  &  Mickle,  Confederation 

Life  Bldg.     E.  Douglas  Armour, 

K.C.,  Henry  W.  Mickle,  A.  D. 

Armour. 
Armstrong,  Alfred   Bosworth,  77 

Victoria  St. 
Arnoldi  &  Grierson,   103  Bay  St, 

F.  Arnoldi,  K.C.,  D,  D,  Grierson. 
Arnott,  S.  J.,  15  Toronto  St. 
Aylesworth,  Wright,  Moss  &Thomp- 

son,  Traders  Bank  Bldg.,  A.  B. 

Aylesworth,  K.C.,  H.  J.  Wright, 

John  H.  Moss,  K.C.,  C.  A.  Moss, 

J.    A.    Thompson,    Featherston 

Aylesworth,  H.  L.  Hoyles. 
Baird,  Monahan  &  Mackenzie,   2 

Toronto  Street.     James  Baird, 

K.C.,  K,  F.  Mackenzie,  Louis  S. 

Monahan. 
Barton,  T.   H.,    Bank    of  British 

North    America    Chambers,    4 

Wellington  St.  e. 
Bartram,    Wadsworth    &    Sherry, 

Continental  Life  Bldg,      J.   B, 

Bartram,  W.  R.  Wadsworth,  J. 

C.  Sherry. 
Bayley,  Ed„  K,C.,  Solicitor  to  At.- 

Genl's  Dept.,  Parliament  Bldgs, 
Beaton  &Shapley,  McKinnon  Bldg. 

A.  H.  Beaton,  H.  W.  Shapley. 
BEATTY,     BLACKSTOCK, 

FASKEN,  COWAN  &  CHAD- 
WICK,  Bank  of  Toronto,  corner 
Wellington  and  Church  Sts.  W. 
H.  Beatty,  Geo.  Tate  Blackstock, 
K.C.,  B.  M.  Chadwick,  K.C.,  T. 
Percy  Gait,  K.C.,  D.  Fasken, 
K.C.,  M,  K.  Cowan,  K.C,  H. 
Armstrong,  Alex.  Fasken,  Hugh 
E.  Rose,  K.C,  M.  R.  Gooderham, 
W.  G.  Blackstock,  Geo.  H.  Sedg- 
wick, A.  G.  Ross,  G.  E.  McCann, 
L.  Davis.  {See  card.) 
Beaty,  Snow  &  Nasmith,  Bank  of 

B.  N.  A.  Chambers,  4  Wellington 
St.  e.    A.  J.  Russell  Snow,  K.C., 

C.  B.  Nasmith. 

Beaumont,  R.  B,,  24  Adelaide  e. 

Beck,  H.  T.,  Confed.  Life  Bldg. 

Bell,  Edwin,  Room  510,  Conti- 
nental Life  Bldg. 

Bell,  George,  K.C,  Bank  of  British 
North  America  Chambers,  4 
Wellington  St.  e. 

Bickford,  E.  H.,  9  Toronto  St. 

BICKNELL,  BAIN,  STRATHY& 
MacKELCAN,  Lumsden  Bldg. 
James  Bicknell,  K.C,  Alfred 
Bicknell,  James  W.  Bain,  K.C, 
Gerard  B.  Strathy,  F.  R.  Mac- 
Kelcan,  John  Wood,  M.  L.  Gor- 
don, T.  W.  Lawson.     {See  card.) 

Biggar  &  Burton,  Room  53,  18 
Toronto  St.    Geo.  F.  Burton. 

Biggs  &  Biggs,  583-589  Confedera- 
tion Life  Bldg.  S.  C.  Biggs,K.C., 
S.  Percy  Biggs,  R.  A.  Biggs. 

BLAKE,  LASH,  ANGLIN  & 
CASSELS,  Bank  of  Commerce 
Building.  S.  H.  Blake,  K.C, 
Z.  A.  Lash,  K.C,  W.  H.  Blake, 
K.C,  A.  W.  Anglin,  K.C,  T.  D. 
Law,  Walter  Gow,  Miller  Lash, 
R.  C  H.  Cassels,  George  H. 
Cassels,  Glyn  Osier,  J.  F.  Lash. 
(See  card.) 

Bond,  Aubrey  A.,  Confederation 
Life  Bldg. 

Boomer,  Geo.  A.,  Sped.  Examiner, 
15  Toronto  St. 

Boswell,  A.  R.,  K.C,  59Yonge  St. 


Boulton,  C  R.,  18  Toronto  St. 

Bowerman,  Freeman  &  Field,  Con- 
tinental Life  Bldg.  L.  H.  Bower- 
man,  Chas.  E.  H.  Freeman,  S. 
W.  Field. 

Boyd,  W.  T.,  23  Toronto  St. 

Briggs  &  Frost,  33  Richmond  w. 
Alfred  W.  Briggs,  M.A.,  K.C, 
Harold  R.  Frost. 

Bristol  &  Armour,  43-45  King  St. 
w.  Edmund  Bristol,  K.C,  M. P., 
Eric  N.  Armour,  B.A. 

Brooke,  G.  H.  Capron,346  JarvisSt. 

Brown,  F.  Erichsen,  Room  40, 
Canada  Life  Bldg. 

Brown,  Merritt  A.,  17  Chestnut  St. 

Bruce,  Alex.,  K.C,  Can.  Life  Bldg. 

Bruce,  J.,  City  Hall  Spec,  Exam'r. 

Bull,  Hollis  &  Wilson,  Temple 
Building.  W.  P.  Bull,  K.C, 
J.  Fred  Hollis,  T.H.  Wilson.M.A. 

Bull,  T.  H.,  K.C,  18  Toronto  St. 

Burk,  A.  W.,  28  Toronto  St. 

Burns,  Stephen  W.,  Room  21,  8-10 
Queen  St.  e, 

Cameron  &  Crooks,  24  King  w.  A, 
B,  Cameron,  A.  D.  Crooks, 

Cameron,  D,  0..  32  Adelaide  St.  e. 

Canniff,  Henry  T.,  24  King  w, 

Carey,  F,  W,,  Janes  Bldg,  and  748 
Dovercourt  Road, 

Cassels,  Brock,  Kelley  &  Falcon- 
bridge,  19  Wellington  St,  w, 
Hamilton  Cassels,  K,C„  R,  S. 
Cassels,  K.C,  Henry  Brock,  Geo, 
M,  Kelley,  John  D.  Falconbridge. 

Cassels  &  Defries,  15  Toronto  St. 
Allan  Cassels,  R.  L,  Defries, 

Cavell  «fe  Gibson,  43  Adelaide  e, 
William  R,  Cavell,  Thomas  Alex- 
ander Gibson, 

Church,  Thos,  L.,  B.C.L.,  Con- 
tinental Life  Bldg. 

Clark,  (Sir  Wm.  Mortimer),  Gray 
&  Baird,  Confederation  Life  Bldg. 
Sir  Wm.  Mortimer  Clark,  K.C, 
Frank  M.  Gray,  W.  A.  Baird, 
B.C.L. 

Clark,  McPherson,  Campbell  & 
Jarvis,  16  King  St,  w.  J.  M. 
Clark,  K.C,  R.  U.  McPherson, 
G.  C  Campbell,  F.  C  Jarvis. 

Clark,  W.  J.,  Room  25,  16  King  w. 

CLARKE  &  SWABEY,  Mail  Bldg, 
J,  B.  Clarke,  K.C, Chas,  Swabey, 
(See  card.) 

Coatsworth  &  Richardson,  Con- 
tinental Life  Bldg,  Emerson 
Coatsworth,  K,C,  J.  T.  Richard- 
son. 

Cochrane,  A.  R.,  LL.B,,  16  King 
St.  w. 

Code,  Jas,  R. ,  1  Adelaide  St.  e, 

Coe,  John  W,,  32  Adelaide  St.  e. 

Cohen,  Arthur,  Temple  Bldg. 

Colquhoun,  C  M,,  Assistant  City 
Sol'r, 

Cook,  Wm..  Wesley  Bldgs.,  33 
Richmond  St.  w. 

Cook  &  Mitchell,  Temple  Bldg. 
J,  E.  Cook,  John  Mitchell, 

Corley,  Price  &  Co,,  Continental 
Life  Bldg,  J.  W,  Seymour 
Corley,  K,C  (City  Crowm  Atty.), 
W.  H.  Price,  Chas.  M.  Garvey. 

Creighton,  John,  18  Toronto  St. 

Crombie,  Worrell  &  Gwynne,  18-20 
King  w.  John  Austin  Worrell, 
K.C,  Wm.  D.  Gwynne,  Special 
Examiner, 

Crowther,  James,  166  Bay  St. 

Curry,  O'Connor,  Wallace  &  Mac- 
donald,  Crown  Life  Bldg.  J.  W. 
Curry,  K.C,  T.  J.  W.  O'Connor, 
E.  E.  Wallace,  H.  C  Macdonald. 


Davis,  B,  N.,  Continental  Life 
Bldg. 

Day,  Ferguson  &  O'SuUivan,  59 
Victoria  St.  Jas.  E.  Day,  John 
M,  Ferguson,  E,  V,  O'Sullivan. 

Deacon,  G,  Prior,  34  Victoria  St. 

Delamere,  Reesor  &  Ross,  18  Tor- 
onto St.  T.  D.  Delamere,  K.C, 
H.  A.  Reesor,  C  C  Ross. 

Denison,  Geo.  T.,  Jr.,  Manning 
Chambers,  72  Queen  St.  w. 

Denovan,  A.  M.,  24  King  w, 

Denovan,  Joshua,  Home  Life  Bldg. 

Denton,  Dunn  &  Boultbee,  National 
Trust  Chambers,  Frank  Denton, 
K.C,  W,  M.  Boultbee. 

Dewart,  Maw  &  Hodgson,  Crown 
Life  Bldg.  H.  H.  Dewart,  K.C, 
H.  W.  Maw,  G.  S.  Hodgson. 

Dockray,  Thomas  D.,  Crown  Life 
Bldg. 

Douglas,  John,  1275  Queen  St.  w. 

Douglas,  W.  M,,  K,C,,  Home  Life 
Building, 

Drake,  Frank  A.,  Continental  Life 
Bldg, 

Drayton,  H,  L.,  Corpn.  Counsel, 
City  Hall, 

Drayton,  P,  H,,  18  King  St,  w, 

DuVernet,  Raymond,  Ross  & 
Ardagh,  312-313  Temple  Bldg. 
E,  E,  A,  DuVernet,  K,C,,  W.  B. 
Raymond,  D.  C.  Ross,  B.  Holford 
Ardagh,  A.  H,  F,  Lefroy,  K,C 

Dymond,  A.  M.,  K,C,  Atty.  Gen. 
office. 

East,  H,  M.,  166  Bay  St. 

Eastwood,  John  Paul,  Janes  Bldg. 

Edgar,  J.  F„  59  Yonge  St. 

Elliott  &  Hume,  Saturday  Night 
Building,  Adelaide  St,  w.  W.  J. 
Elliott,  R.  D.  Hume. 

Elliott,  Chas.,  75  Yonge  St, 

Essery,  Basil  W,,  84  Victoria  St, 

Evans-Lewis,  Chas,,  508  Lumsden 
Bldg, 

Eyre  &  Eamgey,  Confederation 
Life  Bldg.  R.  W.  Eyre,  W.  D. 
Eamgey. 

Fetherstonhaugh,  F.  B.,  K.C,  10 
King  St.  e. 

FitzGerald,  E.  G.,  71  Yonge  St. 

Foster,  H.  W.  A.,  18  Toronto  St. 

Foy  &  Kelly,Continental  Life  Bldg. 
Jas.  J.  Foy,  K  C,  Atty  Gen.  for 
Ont.,  M.P.P,,  H.  T.  Kelly,  K.C, 
E.  L.  Middleton,  A.  E.  Knox. 

Francis  &  Wardrop,  15  Toronto  St. 
A.  W.  Francis,  K.C,  Robert 
Wardrop,  R.  H.  Paterson. 

Eraser,  Robt.  L.,  15  Toronto  St. 

Fullerton,  Macdonald  &  Lytle, 
Crown  Life  Bldg.  J,  S,  Fuller- 
ton,  K,C,  H.  J.  Macdonald.  F. 
H.  Lytle. 

Gallagher,  Ziba,  34  Victoria  St. 

Gamble,  C  and  H.  D,,  28  Scott  St. 
H.  D.  Gamble,  K.C 

Gardner,  G.  M.,  108  Manning  Chbrs. 

Gash,  Norman  B.,  K.C,  B.A,, 
LL.B,,  43  Victoria  St, 

Gibson,  A.  Cecil,  Room  53,  18 
Toronto  St. 

Gibson.  Goodwin,  97  King  St.  w. 

Gibson,  Thomas,  Traders  Bank 
Bldg. 

Goodman  &  Galbraith,  508  Lums- 
den Bldg.  A.  K.  Goodman,  D. 
G.  M,  Galbraith, 

Gordon  &  Fowler,  St,  James 
Chambers,  s,w,  cor,  Adelaide 
and  Church,  W.  H.  Lockhart 
Gordon,  H.  C  Fowler. 

Gray  &  Gray,  Lumsden  Bldg.  G. 
H,'  Gray,  J,  J.  Gray. 


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433 


Greene,  Columbus  H.,  77  Victoria 

Gregjory  &  Gooderham,  35-36  Can- 
ada Life  Bldg.  W.  D.  Gregory, 
Henry  F.  Gooderham. 

Grote,  G.  W.,  K.C.,  157  Bay  St. 

Gunther,  E.  F.,  B.A.,  Can.  Life 
Bldg. 

Hall,  NV.  Middleton,  236  Confed. 
Life  Chambers. 

Hall  &  Payne,  Continental  Life 
Bldg.  W.  Carleill  Hall,  J.  Web- 
ber Payne. 

Harman.G.  F.,K.C.,  18 Toronto  St. 

Harris,  S.  B.,  49  King  St.  W. 

Hassard,  A.  R.,  Confed.  LifeChbrs. 

Haverson,  James,  K.C.,  28  Wel- 
lington e. 

Hearn,  E.  J.,  K.C.,  Room  47 
Canada  Life  Building. 

Heitfhington,  Angus  C.  (See  Hod- 
gins,  Heighington  &  Bastedo.) 

Helltnuth,  Cattanach  &  Meredith. 
L  F.  Hellmuth,  K.C.,  E.  C.  Cat- 
tanach, J.  R.  Meredith. 

Henderson,  Chas.,  15  Toronto  St. 

Henderson  &  Davidson,  24  Ade- 
laide east.  N.  Ferrar  Davidson, 
K.C.,  Elmes  Henderson. 

Henderson  &  Small,  24  Adelaide 
St.  e.    J.  Henderson,  J.  T.  Small. 

Heward,  G.  C,  18-20  King  w. 

Hewson,  Miss  Grace  E.,24  Adelaide 
Street  e. 

Heyd  &  Heyd,  36  Toronto  St.  L.  F. 
Heyd,  K.C.,  Norman  G.  Heyd. 

Higgins  &  Douglas,  Dineen  Bldg. 
W.  Douglas,  R.  J.  Gibson. 

Hodges,  W.  H.,  2  Toronto  St. 

Hodgins,  Heighington  &  Bastedo, 
Excelsior  Life  Bldg.  Frank  E. 
Hodgins,  K.C.,  Angus  C.  Heigh- 
ington, Frank  L.  Bastedo. 

Hoffman,  G.  H.,  385  Roncesvalles 
Avenue, 

Holden,  John  B.,  20  Manning 
Arcade,  King  St.  w. 

Holman,  Dravton  &  Bissett,  28 
Toronto  St.  "C.  J.  Holman,  K.C., 
J.  D.  Bissett,  T.  H.  Peine. 

Holmes,  G.  W.,  18  King  St.  w. 

Hoskin  &  Ogden,  23  Toronto  St. 
Albert  Ogden,  A,  T.  Bowlby. 

Hossack,  D.  G.,  Crown  Life  Bldg. 

Howitt,  H.,  Asst.  City  Solicitor. 

Hunter,  J.  H.,  510  Temple  Bldg. 

Hunter  &  Hunter,  Temple  Bldg. 
W.  H.  Hunter,  B.A..  A.  T. 
Hunter,  LL.B. 

Hunter,  W.  E.  Lincoln ,  34  Victoria  St 

Hunter,  Robt.  G.,  M.A.,  LL.B.,  18 
Toronto  St. 

Irving,  Sir  ^milius,  K.C.,  Osgoode 
Hall. 

Jackes  &  Jackes,  28  Toronto  St.  C. 
B.  Jackes,  LL.B.,  E.  H.  Jackes. 

Jennings  &  Clute,  Traders  Bank 
Bldg.     A.  R.  Clute,  J.  Jennings. 

JOHNSTON.  McKAY,  DODS  & 
GRANT,  Traders  Bank  Bldg. 
E.  F.  B.  Johnston,  K.C.,  Robert 
McKay,  K.C.,  Andrew  Dods, 
Gideon  Grant.     {See  card.) 

Johnston,  Wm.,  City  Solicitor. 

Jones,  C.  G.,  Parliament  Bldg. 

Jones,  F.  C.  L.,  18  Toronto  St. 

Jones,  J.  G.,  Continental  Life  Bldg. 

Jones  &  Leonard,  18  Toronto  St. 
Beverley  Jones,  C.  J.  Leonard. 

Kappele  &  Kappele,  99  Home  Life 
Building.  Geo.  Kappele,  K.C., 
Chas.  Kappele. 

Kerr,  Bull,  Shaw  &  Montgomery, 
Confederation  Life  Bldg.,  cor. 
Yonge  and  Richmond  Sts.  Geo. 
Kerr,  Bartle  Ed.  Bull,  J.  G, 
Shaw,  Joseph  Montgomery. 

28 


Kerr,  David  B. ,  Asst.  City  Solicitor. 

Kerr,  Davidson,  Paterson  &  Mc- 
Farland,  cor.  Adelaide  and  Vic- 
toria Sts.  James  K.  Kerr,  K.C., 
Wm.  Davidson,  K.C.,  J.  A.  Pater- 
son, K.C., G.  F.  McFarland,  Alex. 
T.  Davidson. 

Kilmer,  McAndrew  &  Irving,  10 
Adelaide  St.  e.  Geo.  H.  Kilmer, 
K.C.,  J.  A.  McAndrew,  W.  H. 
Irving. 

King  &  Sinclair,  66  Canada  Life 
Bldg.  John  King,  K.C.,  Donald 
L.  Sinclair. 

King,  Samuel,  15  Wellington  St.  e. 

Kingsmill,  Saunders,  Torrance  & 
Kingsmill,  19  Wellington  St.  w. 
Nicol  Kingsmill,  K.C..  D.  W. 
Saunders,  K.C.,  W.  P.  Torrance, 
W.  B.  Kingsmill. 

Kingston,  Geo.  A.,  406  Temple  Bldg. 

Kingstone  Symons  &  Kingstone, 
18-20  King  w.  Frederick  Wm. 
Kingstone,  D.  Thorburn  Symons, 
K.C. 

Laidlaw,  William,  K  C,  Home  Life 
Bldg. 

Laing,  J.  M.,  23  Adelaide  St.  e. 

Lamport  &  Ferguson,  61  Can.  Life 
Bldg.  W.  A.  Lamport,  H.  M. 
Ferguson. 

Lawrence  &  Dunbar,  77-8  Home 
Life  Bldg,    A.  G.  F.  Lawrence, 

F.  J.  Dunbar. 

Lear,  W.  E.,  14  Tyndall  Av. 
Lee  &  O'Donoghue,  Confederation 
Life,  W.  T.  J.  Lee,  B.C.L,,  J. 

G.  O'Donoghue,    LL.B.,    D.    J. 
O'Donoghue. 

Lefroy,  A.  H.  F.,  K.C, Temple  Bldg. 
Lennox   &   Lennox,    152  Bay  St. 

T.  H.  Lennox,  K.C,  M.P.P.,  J. 

F.  Lennox,  C  W.  Plaxton. 
LeVesconte,  R,  C,  National  Trust 

Chambers,  20  King  e. 
Lewis,  A.  R.,  K.C,  Temple  Bldg. 
Lobb,  A.    F.,   K.C,  409  and  410, 

Manning  Chambers, 
Loftus,  J.  T.,  712  Temple  Bldg. 
Love,  Spencer,  75  Yonge  St. 
Lown,  A.  G,,  511  Temple  Bldg. 
Lyon,  A.   E.,   Assist.  Assessment 

Commissioner,  City  Hall, 
Macdonald,  Charles  Egerton,  403 

Confederation  Life  Bldg. 
Macdonald,  Garvey  &  Rowland,  18 

Toronto  St.   W,  H.  Garvey,  J.  A, 

Rowland,  B.A. 
Macdonald, Donald,  Home  Life  Bldg 
Macdonald,  James  Archibald,  K.C. , 

W  Yonge  St. 
Macdonald  &  Macintosh,  McKinnon 

Bldg.     G,   S.   Macdonald,  J.  A. 

Macintosh, 

MACDONALD,   SHEPLEY    & 

DONALD.Union  Loan  Buildings, 

28-30   Toronto    Street.      J.    H. 

Macdonald,  K.C,  G.  F.  Shepley, 

K.C,    R.    C    Donald,    G.    W. 

Mason,  H.  S.  White,  A.  Foulds, 

Jr.    (See  card.) 
Macdonell,    McMaster   &    Geary, 

1026-1032    Traders    Bank    Bldg. 

A.  McLean  Macdonell,  K.C,  A. 

C  McMaster,  G.  R.  Geary,  K.C, 

R.  G.  Agnew,  Oscar  H,  King. 
Macdonell  &  Boland,  2  Toronto  St. 

A,  C  Macdonell,  K.C,  M.P.,  W. 

J.  Boland,  J.  F.  Boland. 
MacGregor  &  MacGregor,  Lumsden 

Bldg.     J.  P.atrick  MacGregor, 
MacGregor,    Alex..    B.A,   LL.B., 

Confederation  Life  Bldg. 
MacGregor,    John,    412    Manning 

Chambers. 
Mackay,  W.  C,  16  King  w. 


Mackenzie,  E.   C,    Room    66,    18 

Toronto  St. 
Mackenzie,    H.    G.,    Continental 

Life  Bldg. 
Mackenzie,  J.  B.,  157  Bay  St, 
Macklem,  O.  R.,  15  Toronto  St. 
Maclean,  Frank  W.,  34  Victoria  St. 
Macmurchy,    Spence    &    Walker, 
C.P.R.   Solicitors,   152    Bay  St, 
Angus  MacMurchy,  K,C.,  George 
A.  Walker,  John  D.  Spence. 
MacMurchy  &   Denison,    152   Bay 
St.     Angus   MacMurchy,   K.C, 
Shirley  Denison,  K.C, 
Macrae,  H.  H.,  Traders  Bank  Bldg, 
McArthur,  D.,  43  Victoria  St. 
McBrady  &  O'Connor,  Canada  Life 

Bldg.    L.  V.  McBrady,  K.C. 
McBride,  James,  Janes  Building. 
McCarthy,  Osier,  Hoskin  &  Har- 
court.   Home  Life  Bldg.     John 
Hoskin,  K.C,  F.  W.  Harcourt, 
K.C,  H.  S.  Osier,  K.C,  Leighton 
McCarthy,  K.C,  D.L.  McCarthy, 
K.C,  Britton  Osier.  W.  A.  Cam- 
eron, J.  F.  H.  McCarthy,  W.  S. 
Edwards,  Counsel,  Wallace  Nes- 
bitt,  K.C. 
McCullough,  J.  W.,  15  Toronto  St. 
McDonald,  W.  J.,  18  Toronto  St. 
McGhie  &  Keeler,  Aberdeen  Cham- 
bers, 43  Victoria  St.    Jas.  Henry 
McGhie,  K.C,  Albert  J.  Keeler. 
McKeown,  S.  W.,  17  Adelaide  e. 
McLaughlin,  Johnston&  Moorhead, 
McKinnon  Building.     R.  J.  Mc- 
Laughlin, K.C,  R.  L.  Johnston, 
R.  D.  Moorhead. 
McMichael,  A.  F,,  Room  39,  Can. 
Permanent  Bldg..  18  Toronto  St. 
McPherson  &  Co.,  16  King  St.  w, 
W.  D,  xMcPherson,  K.C,  W.  D. 
McLean. 
McWhinney,    Lennox,    Woods    & 
Brown,  Home  Life  Bldg.     W,  J. 
McWhinney,  K.C,  E.  P.  Brown, 
Malone,  Malone  &  Long,  59  Yonge 
St.    E.  T.  Malone,  K.C,  A.  L. 
Malone,  E.  G.  Long,  A.  Mearns. 
Counsel,  Geo.  L.  Staunton,  K.C, 
Martin,  Clara  Brett,  Continental 

Life  Building. 
Martin,  Hy.  J.,  508  Lumsden  Bldg, 
Martin,  Sam.  S.,  2  Toronto  St. 
Masten,  Starr,  Spence  &  Cameron, 
58,  59  and  60  Canada  Life  Bldg. 
C    A.    Masten,  K.C,  J.  R.  L. 
Starr,  K.C.  J.  H.  Spence,  M.  C 
Cameron,  J.  H.  Cooke. 
Mearns,  F.  S. ,  37  Home  Life  Bldg. 
Meek,  Edward,  K.C,  Mail  Bldg. 
Mercer  &   Bradford,  Manning  Ar- 
cade.     M.     S.    Mercer,    S.    H. 
Bradford,  K.C 
Millar,    Ferguson    &    Hunter,    55 
Yonge  St.     Chas.  Millar,  W.  N. 
Ferguson,  K.C,  A,  W.  Hunter, 
J.  T.  White,  Harcourt  Ferguson. 
Miller,  Armour  A.,  152  Bay  St. 
Mills,     Ranev,     Lucas    &    Hales, 
Traders  Bank  Bldg.    G.  G.  Mills, 
Alex.  Mills,  W.  E.  Raney,  I.  B. 
Lucas,  K.C,  M.P.P.,  Jas.  Hales. 
Counsel,  H,E.  Irwin,  K.C. 
Milne,  John  A.,  712  Temple  Bldg, 
Moberly.  T.  E.,  Manning  Chamb's, 
Monro,  Frederick  W,,  235  Confed- 
eration Life  Chambers. 
Montgomery,    Fleury    &    Mont- 
gomery, 69,  70  Canada  Life  Bldg, 
J,   D.   Montgomery,  William  J. 
Fleury,  Robt.  A.   Montgomery, 
E.  R.  Lynch, 
Morine    &  Morine,  628-32  Traders 
Bank  Bldg.    A.  B.  Morine,  K.C, 
A.  Neville  Morine,  LL.B, 


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Morris,  Jameson  &  Roach,  407 
Manning  Chbra.     E.  G.  Morris, 

D.  W.  Jameson,  O.  R.  Roach. 
Morris,  William.  24  King  St.  w. 
Mowat,  Langton  &  Maclennan,  9 

TorontoSt."  Thos.Langton,K.C., 
H.  M.  Mowat,  K.O  ,  Roderick  J. 
Maclennan. 
Mulock,  Lee,  Milliken  &  Clark, 
Dominion  Bank  Chambers,  s.w. 
cor.  King  and  Yonge  Sts.  Wm. 
Mulock,  George  H.  D.  Lee,  W. 
B.  Milliken,  H.  A.  Clark,  Henry 

E.  Redman. 

Murray,  Huson  W.  M.,   K.O.,  18 

Toronto  St. 
Nason,   Joseph,  Continental  Life 

Building. 
Neville,  R.  S.,  K.C.,  28  Toronto  St. 
Nicol  Wm.  B.,  24  Adelaide  e. 
O'Brian  &  Henderson,  Home  Life 

Bldg.    J.  B.  O'Brian.  K.C.,  David 

Henderson,  W.  H  McGuire. 
O'Brien  &  Lundy,  18  Toronto  St.  H. 

O'Brien.  K.C.,  J.  S.  Lundy. 
O'Connor,  M.  J.,  K.C.,  34  Victoria 

Street. 
Owens     &     Proudfoot,     Imperial 

Chambers,   32  Adelaide  e.      E. 

W.  J.  Owens,  W.  A.  Proudfoot. 
Parker  &  Clark,  Traders  Bk.  Bldg. 

W.  R.  P.  Parker,  Geo.  M.  Clark, 

R.  Wylie  Hart. 
Parsons,  J.  Edgar,  18  Toronto  St. 
Pearson,  James,  712  Confederation 

Life  Bldg. 
Phippen,  F.  H.,  K.C.,Gen.  Counsel 

Can.  Northern  Ry. 
Plaxton,  G.  G.,  18  Toronto  St. 
Porter,  Chas.  H.,  36  Toronto  St. 
Poucher,  N.  Y.,  Church  and  King 

Streets. 
Proudfoot,  Duncan,Grant  &  Skeans, 

Confederation  Life  Bldg.    Wm. 

Proudfoot,  K.C.,E.  J.  B.  Duncan, 

W.  H.  Grant,  W.  A.  Skeans,  M. 

Grant. 
Read,    Walter,    K.C.,  Parliament 

Buildings. 
Reid,  R.  A.,16KingSt.  w. 
Reynolds,  E.  R.,  77  Victoria  St. 
Ridout,  John  G.,  Manning  Chbrs. 
Ritchie,  Geo.,  48  Victoria  St. 

RITCHIE.  LUDWIG  &  BAL- 
LANTYNE,  Continental  Life 
Bldg.  C.  H.  Ritchie,  K.C.,  M. 
H.  Ludwig,  K.C.,  LL.B.,A.W. 
Ballantyne,  C.  F.  Ritchie.  {See 
card.) 

ROAF,  JAS.  R.,  18  King  w.  (See 
card.) 

Robertson,  J.  E.,  K.C.,  18  Toronto 
Street. 

Robertson  &  Maclennan,  53  Canada 
Life  Building.  Donald  M.  Robert- 
son, James  J.  Maclennan,  John 
N.  Black. 

Robinette,  Godfrey,  Phelan  & 
Henderson,  15  Toronto  St.  T. 
C.  Robinette,  K.C.,  J.  M.  Godfrey, 
T.  N.  Phelan,  W.  A.  Henderson. 

Roche,  Francis  J.,  18  Toronto  St. 

Rolph  &  Brown,  37  Yonge  St.  e. 
Thos.  T.  Rolph,  Edward  B. 
Brown. 

Ross  &  Holmested,  National  Trust 
Chambers,  20  King  St.  e.  James 
L.  Ross,  Arthur  W.  Holmested. 

Rowan,  Jones  &  Sommerville,  59 
Victoria  St.  Thos.  A.  Rowan, 
J.  E.  Jones.  Norman  Sommer- 
ville. 

ROWELL,  REID.  WILKIE 
&  WOOD,  46  King  w.  N.  W. 
Rowell,  K.O.,  Thos.  Reid,  Geo. 


Wilkie,  S.  Casey  Wood,  jr.,  C. 
W.  Thompson,  E.  W.  Wright,  I. 
S.  Fairty.    (See  card.) 

Royce  &  Henderson,  Traders  Bank 
Bldg.  Allan  H.  Royce,  Robt.  B. 
Henderson. 

Ruel,  Gerard.  Chief  Solicitor  Can. 
Northern  Ry.  G.  F.  Macdonnell, 
R.  H.  M.  Temple,  A.  J.  Reid, 
K.C.,  Asst.  Solicitors. 

Russell,  Gordon,  170  Bay  St. 

RYCKMAN,  KERR  &  Mac- 
INNES,  Steriing  Bank  Bldg.,  48 
King  St.  w.  E.  B.  Ryckman, 
K.C.,  C.  W.  Kerr,  C.  S.  Maclnnes, 
K.C.,  Christopher  C.  Robinson. 
(See  card.) 

Schoff,  Elgin,  729  Queen  St.  e. 

Scott,  H.  J.,  K.C.,  15  Toronto  St. 

Scott  &  Scott,  Bank  of  Hamilton 
Chambers,  84  Yonge  St.  John 
J.  Scott,  K.C. 

Segsworth,  R.  F.,  103  Bay  St. 

Shaver,  H.  Howard,  Continental 
Life  Building. 

Shilton,  Wallbridge  &  Co.,  Mc- 
Kinnon  Bldg.  John  Shilton,  W. 
H.  Wallbridge 

Singer,  Louis  M.,  Confederation 
Life  Bldg. 

Slattery,  T.  Frank,  Excelsior  Life 
Bldg. 

Smellie,  Robert  S.,  16  King  St.  w. 

Smith,  L.  C,  B.A.,  2  Temperance 
St. 

Smith  &  Britton,  Confederation 
Life  Building.  C.  P.  Smith,  A. 
H.  Britton. 

Smith,  Rae  &  Greer,  Bank  of  B.N.  A. 
Chambers,  4  Wellington  St.  e. 
Jas.  F.  Smith,  K.C,  G.  L.  Smith, 
R.  H.  Greer. 

Smith  &  Cameron,  Canada  Life 
Building.    W.  A.  Smith. 

Smyth,  W.  R.,  K.C,  70  Victoria  St. 

Smythe,  R.  G.,  18  Toronto  St. 

Standish  &  Snider,  18  Toronto  St., 
Rooms  39-42.  I.  Standish,  F.  C. 
Snider. 

Stewart,  A.  M.,  Home  Life  Build- 
ing, Victoria  Street. 

Sweeny,  G.  R.,  49  King  St.  w. 

Symons,  Harry,  K.C,  54  Adelaide  e. 

Taylor,  W.  B.,  LL.B.,  112  King  w. 

THOMSON,  TILLEY  &  JOHN- 
STON, 59  Yonge  St.  D.  E. 
Thomson,  K.C,  Strachan  John- 
ston, K.C,  W.  N.  Tilley,  Arthur 
J.  Thomson,  R.  H.  Parmenter. 
(See  card.) 

Thomson,  T.  C,  Continental  Life 
Building. 

Thurston  &  Boyd,  28  Toronto  St. 
W.  G.  Thurston,  K.C,  E.  W. 
Boyd. 

Tremeear  &  Co.,  75  Yonge  St.  W. 
J.  Tremeear. 

Tytler,  J.,  K.C,  18  Toronto  St. 

Urquhart,  Urquhart  &  Page,  Con- 
federation Life  Bldg.  D.  Urqu- 
hart, T.  Urquhart,  H.  W.  Page. 

van  der  Voort,  M.P.,  15  Wellington 
Street  e. 

Vickers,  William  W.,  77  York  St. 

Waddell,  R.  R.,  309  Temple  Bldg. 

Waldron,  Gordon,  18  King  St.  w. 

Warren,  J.  J., Trusts  and  Guarantee 
Bldg..  49  King  St.  w. 

WATSON,  SMOKE,  CHISHOLM 
&  SMITH,  Natl.  Trust  Bldg.,  20 
King  St.  e.  Geo.  H.  Watson, 
K.C.  Samuel  C  Smoke.  K.C, 
W.  C  Chisholm,  K.C,  J.  Grayson 
Smith,  Neil  Sinclair,  Strafford 
Watson.    (See  card.) 

Webb,  N.  R.,  18  Toronto  St. 


Wegenast,  F.   W.,    1410   Traders 

Bank  Bldg. 
Welton,  Herbert  R.,  17  Toronto  St. 
Werrett,  W.  A. .  77  Victoria  St. 
Wherry    &    Balfour,    Continental 

Life  Bldg.     R.   Wherry,  G.  B. 

Balfour. 
White,  J.  P.,  corner  Church  and 

Adelaide  Sts. 
Whitehead,  W.  M.,  72  Queen  St.  w. 
Williams,  A.  J.,  24  Adelaide  St.  e. 
Wright,  J.  A.,  17  Adelaide  St.  e. 
Young  &  McEvoy,  Continental  Life 

Bldg.     McGregor  Young,  K.C, 

John  A.  McEvoy. 

West  Toronto,  Co.  York. 

Anderson    &    McMaster.      A.    J. 

Anderson,  W.  A.  McMaster. 
Baird,  W.  A. 
Hood,  G.  W.  P. 
Royce  &  Henderson,  1688  Dundas 

Street. 

Totter|han\,  Co.  Simcoe. 

Lament,  John,  B.A. 
Eraser,  James. 

Trenton,  Co.  Hastings. 

Abbott,  Archibald. 
Bleasdell,  Herbert. 
Forbes,  Alex. 
O'Rourke,  T.  A. 
Ostrom,  G.  W. 
Young,  S.  J.,  B.A 

Tweed,  Co.  Hastings. 
Stewart,  D.  E.  K.    (Branch.)      • 
Ware,  G.  G.  T. 

Wills  &  Wright.    (Branch.) 

Uxbridge,  Co.  Ontario. 
McKitrick,  H.  G. 
Ormiston,  W.  S. 
Sharpe  &  Cooke. 

YanKleeK  Hill,  Co.  Prescott. 

Mclnnes,  John  A. 
Maxwell  &  Labrosse.     J.  Maxwell, 
R.  Labrosse. 

Walkertori,  Co.  Bruce. 

Collins,  Arthur. 

Dixon,  Thomas. 

Klein,  O.  E. 

Robertson    &    McNabb.       David 

Robertson,  K.C,  A.  E.  McNabb. 
Shaw  &  Scott.    Alexander  Shaw, 

K.C,  J.  H.  Scott,  K.C. 

Walkervllle,  Co.  Essex. 
Coburn,  J.  H. 

Wallaceburg,  Co.  Kent. 
Carscallen,  A.  B. 
Eraser,  J.  S.,  K.C. 
Jackson,  C  B. 
McDougall,  Alexander. 

Warkworth,  Co.  Northumberl'd. 

Colville  &  Clarry. 
Payne,  W.  L. 

Watford,  Co.  Lambton. 

Cowan  &  Towers. 
Fitzgerald,  W.  E. 

Waterloo,  Co.  Waterloo. 

Haight,  James  0. 
McBride,  A.  B. 


1911] 


ONTARIO   LAW  LIST — LEGAL  CARDS. 


435 


Welland,  Co.  WeUand. 

German    &    Morwood.      Wm.    M. 

German,  H.  R.  Morwood. 
Gross,  J.  F. 
Harcourt  &  Cowper. 
McCoombs,  H.  W. 
Pettit,  G.  H. 
Raymond  &  Spencer. 
Rose,  H.  A.,  Jr. 

Weston,  Co.  York. 

Gray,  Geo.  H.,  304  Lumsden  Bldg. 

Irwin,  H.  E.,  Court  House,  Toronto 

Nason,  Jos.,  Continental  LifeBld^., 

157  Bay  St.,  south-east  cor.  Bay 

and  Richmond  Sts,,  Toronto. 

Whitby,  Co.  Ontario. 

Barclay,  Lyman  T. 
Christian,  A.  E. 
Dow,  R.  J.  B.  G. 
Farewell,  J.  E.,  K.C. 
Rutledge,  Jas. 

Wiarton,  Co.  Bruce. 
Ferguson,  W.  J. 
Mason,  Wm. 
Stonehouse,  Edward. 


Wir\dsor,  Co.  Essex. 

Arnold,  A.  J. 

Clarke,  Bartlett  &  Bartlett.    N.  A. 

Bartlett,  A.  R.  Bartlett,  A.  H. 

Clarke,  K.C. 
Clay,  Henry. 

Coburn,  J,  C.     (Walkerville.) 
Davis &Healy.    R.  D.Davis,  A.  R. 

Healy. 
Dougall,  Duncan. 
Ellis   &    Ellis.      H.    T.    W.    Ellis, 

K.C,  A.  St.  George  Ellis. 
Fleming,   Drake  &  Soule.    0.  E. 

Fleming,    K.C,    J.    A.    Soule, 

Arthur  Drake. 
Hanna,  J.  W.,  K.C. 
Murphy,  .J.  L.,  K.C. 
Panet,  A.  P.  E. 
Rodd  &  Wigle.     J.  H.  Rodd,  B.A., 

LL.B.,  E.  S.  Wigle,  K.C 
Sale  &  Kerby.    J.  Sale,  Frederick 

Kerby. 
Sheppard,  M. 
Sutherland,  Kenning  &  Cleary.    R. 

E.  Sutherland,  K.C,  E.  C  Ken- 
ning, E.  A.  Cleary,  LL.B. 
Templeton,  James. 


Wir\gham,  Co.  Huron. 

Holmes,  Dudley,  K.C. 
Holmes,  R. 
Morton,  J.  A. 
Vanstone,  R. 
Woodbridge,  Co.  York. 
Brown,  Ed.  H. 
Cook,  Wm.     (Branch.) 
Porter,  Chas.    (Branch.) 
Proudfoot, Duncan,  Grant  &  Skeans 

(Branch.) 
Wallace,  J.  H.  G.    (Markdale.) 

Woodstock,  Co.  Oxford. 

Ball,  Alfred  S.,K.C. 

Ball  &  Ball.     F.  R.  Ball,  K.C,  R. 
N.  Ball. 

Kemp,  Clifford. 

Little,  Henry  A.,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

McDonald,  Peter. 

McKay  &Mahon.  S.G.  McKay.KC 
Geo.  F.  Mahon. 

McMullen,  W.  T. 

Nellis,  J.  H. 

Pearson,  Frank  L.,  B.A. 

Wallace,  J.  G.,  K.C 

West,  W.  S. 
Woodville,  Co.  Victoria. 

Weeks.  C  E. 


HARCOURT  &  SON,  Limited 

Business    Established   1842 

MERCHANT  TAILORS  AND  ROBE  MAKERS 
SPECIAL   ATTENTION    TO   ACADEMIC   AND   LEGAL  DRESS 

JUD&ES'  GOWNS,  K.O.  &OWNS,  BAEEISTERS'  GOWKS,  Etc. 


WRITE   FOR   PRICE   LIST 

103  KING  STREET  WEST,   TORONTO 

fpHOMSON,   TILLEY  &  JOHNSTON, 

SarrtBt^rs,  BttiitxtatB,  ^tt. 

OFFICES:  TORONTO  GENERAL  TRUSTS  BUILDING, 

59  YONGE  ST.,  TORONTO 


D.  E.  Thomson,  K.C. 

Arthur  J.  Thomson 

Telephone  Main  2863 


Strachan  Johnston,  K.C.  W.  N.  Tilley 

R.  H.  Parmbntkr  W.  S.  Morlock 

Cable  Address  "THERSO/V,"  TORONTO 


436 


LEGAL   CARDS. 


[1911 


BLAKE,  LASH,  ANGLIN  &  CASSELS 

^arnsterjs,  (Saltritov^,  tie. 
Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce  Building 

COR.   KING  &  JORDAN   STS. 

Toronto 


S.  H.  Blake,  K.C.    Z.  A.  Lash,  K.C.     W.  H.  Blake,  K.C. 
A.  W.  Anglin,  K.C.      T.  D.  Law.      Walter  Gow 
Miller  Lash.         Glyn  Osier.  R.  C.  H.  Cassels 

George  H.  Cassels.        J.  F.  Lash 


BICKNELL,  BAIN, 

STRATHY  &  MacKELOAN 

^ntxisUx^  nxtb  §oXmioxs 
Ninth  Floor,   Lumsden  Building 

(Cor.   Yonge  &  Adelaide  Sts.) 
TORONTO 


Cable  Address,  "BICKNELL.  TORONTO" 

Codes:    Bentleys,  Phrase,  vVestern  Union,  and  Liebers 


James  Bicknell,  K.C.         Alfrrd  Bicknell 

James  W.  Bain,  K.C.  Gerard  B.  Strathy 

Fred  R.  MacKelcan  John  Wood 

M.  L.  Gordon       T.  W.  Lawson 


QLARKE  &  SWABEY 

Ipactieter^,  cSoUntxyrg,  tU. 

The  Mail  Building,  N.W.  cor.  King  and  Bay  Streets 

TORONTO 

Telephone,  MAIN  403 

J.  B.  Clark,  K.C.  Charles  Swabet 


ROWELL,  REID,  WILKIE  &  WOOD 

§nxxxQUx&,  §o\icxioxQ,  tic. 

Offices  :— 
CANADA     LIFE    BUILDING,     46    KING    STREET    WEST 

TORONTO,       CANADA 


N.  W.  RowRLL,  K.C.  Thos.  Reid  Geo.  Wilkik 

S.  Casey  Wood,  Jr.      C.  W.  Thompson      E.  W.  Wright 

Irving  S.  Fairty 


RITCHIE,  LUDWIG,&BALLANTYNE 

|5  a  meters,  (Solidtora,  tic. 

Cable  Address,  "JUSTICE" 

CONTINENTAL  LIFE  BUILDING,  COR.  BAY  AND 
RICHV:0ND  STS.,  TORONTO 


C.  H,  Ritchie,  K.C. 
A.  W.  Ballantyne 


M.  H.  LuDWiG,  K.C. 
C.  F.  Ritchie,  LL.B. 


TORONTO,    CANADA 

RYCKMAN,   KERR  &  MacINNES 

gnxxxnUxs,  <SoVmtoxB,  ^oinxits,  tic. 

sterling  Bank  Chambers,        -        48  King  Street  West 
TORONTO,      CANADA 


SOLICITORS  FOR   MOLSONS  BANK 

Cable  Address,  "Ryckman,  Toronto."  TeL  M.  961  &  962 


E.    B.   Ryckman,   K.C,    A    CommUsioner  for  taking 
Affidavits  in  Ontario,  for  use  in  Victoria,  Australia. 

Charles  W.  Kerr.  C.  S.  MacLnnes,  K.C. 

Christopher  C.  Robinson. 


IdACDONALD,  SHEPLEY 

&  DONALD 

^arrister^,  <S0lidt0r0,  §.oimtQ,  tic. 

UNION  LOAN  BUILDINGS,  28  &  30  TORONTO  ST. 
TORONTO,     ONT. 


J.  H.  Macdonald,  K.C.  G.  F.  Shepley,  K.C. 

R.  C.  Donald  G.  VV.  Mason 

H.  S.  White  A.  Foulds,  Jr. 

Cable  Address,  "MASEMIDON" 


JOHNSTON,  McKAY,  DODS,  &  GRANT 

§nxxi»itx&  mxb  .Solictors,  gioUxhsi 
public,  tic. 

TRADERS    BANK  BUILDING,    TORONTO, 

Canada 

E.  F.  B.  Johnston,  K.C.         Robert  McKay,  K.C. 
Andrew  Dods  Gideon  Grant 

Telephone  Main  7410      Cable  Address,  "  Dods,"  Toronto 


1911] 


LEGAL  CARDS. 


437 


BEATTY,   BLAOKSTOCK,   FASKEN, 
COWAN  &  CHADWICK 

^arristergf,  <SoUcit0r0,  Notaries,  etc. 

Offices  :— 

Bank  of  Toronto,  cor.  of  Wellington  &  Church  Sts. 

TORONTO 


W.  H.  Beatty.        Geo.  Tate  Blackstock,  K.  C. 

E.  M.  Chadwick,  K.C.  Thos.  Percy  Gait,  K.C. 

David  Fasken,  K.C.  M.  K.  Cowan,  K.C. 

Harper  Armstrong.     Alexander  Fasken. 

HughE.  Rose,  K.C.  M.  R.  Gooderham.    W.G.  Blackstock. 

G.  H.  Sedgewick. 


OTTAWA  CARDS- 


MacCRAKEN,  HENDERSON, 

McDOUGAL  &  GREENE 

Iparrist^re,  ^SoUdtorsj,  tic. 

SUPREME  COURT  AND  PARLIAMENTARY  AGENTS 
Trust  Building,  OTTAWA,  ONT. 

Cable  Address— "  Grader." 


•\^ATSON,    SMOKE,    CHISHOLM 
&  SMITH 

|parn0Ur0,  <Soltdtxrr0,  etc. 

NATIONAL   TRUST  BUILDING,   20  KING  STREET  EAST 
TORONTO 


Georgr  H.  Watson,  K.C. 
W.  C.  CinsHOLiM,  K.C. 
Nbil  Sinclair 


Samuel  C.  Smoke,  K.C. 
J.  Grayson  Smith 
Strafford  Watson 


JAMES  R.   ROAF 

^arrietet,  goticitar,  S,otnt^,  etc. 

Commissioner  for  Quebec 

18  King  St.  West 

TORONTO 


Cable  Address— "ROAF"        Telephone— Main  1506 


HAMILTON  CARD 


Cable  Address,  "CHOGIE"  P.O.    Box  63 

OHISHOLM,  LOGIE  &  McQUESTEN 

f  arristevB,  tic. 

Victoria  Chambers,  69  James  St.  South 

HAMILTON,      CANADA 


Commissioners  in  Ontario  for  Affidavits  to  be  used  in 
Manitoba  and  British  Columbia 


John  I.  MacCraken,  K.C. 
Geo.  F.  Henderson,  K.C. 


D.  J.  McDOUQAL. 

AiNSLiE  W.  Greene. 


J.  J.  GoRMULLY,  K.C.  John  F.  Orde,  K.C. 

Montague  G.  Powell. 

Q.ORMULLY,   ORDE  &  POWELL 

^nxn^izvsi,  §oixdiox0 

S^V^'tmt  QLonxt,  (&xchcqnn  dLomi,  ^arlia- 
mtnhix^  nrib  ^^yartmcntal  ^Qtntsi,  tic. 

TRUST     BUILDING 

Sparks  street,        -        OTTAWA,  Canada 

Cable  Address,  "Gormully,  Ottawa." 


OHRYSLER,    BETHUNE 

&  LARMONTH 

barristers,   (Soticitors,  ^otari^s,  etc. 


Western  Union  Directory  &  A  B  C  Codes  used. 

Cable  Address,  "CHRYSLER 


Central  Chambers,   OTTAWA,  Canada 

Francis  H.  Chrysler,  K.C.  C.  J.  R.  Bethunk 

Norman  G.  Larmonth 


MONTREAL  CARD 


_^TWATER,  DUOLOS  &  BOND 

GUARDIAN     BUILDING 

J60    ST.     JAMES    STREET 

MONTREAL 


James  Chisholm 


W.  A.  LoGiE         T.  B.  McQuesten 


\.  W.  Atwater,  K.C. 
W.  L.  Bond 


C.  A,  DucLOS,  K.C. 

J.  E.  COULIN 


438 


LEGAL  CARDS. 


[1911 


MONTREAL    CARDS 


ELLIOTT  &  DAVID 

^'bboc^hs,   §nxxx&UxQ   ^  §olxdtox!5 

Commissioners  for  all  the  Provinces 

And  for  the  States  of 

Massachusetts  and  New  York 


Canada  Life  BIdg.,  189  St.   James  St. 

MONTREAL 


Henry  J,  Elliott,  K.C. 


L.  A.  David 


LAFLEUR,  MacDOUGALL 

MACFARLANE  &  POPE 

^WocnizQ.  §^txwin9  ^   §oiicxioxs 

Quebec    Bank   Building, 
montreal 


EuG.  Lafleur,  K.C.  G.  W.  MacDougall,  K.C. 

Lawrence  Macfarlane  Charles  A.  Pope 

Gregor  Barclay 


McGIBBON,  CASGRAIN, 

MITCHELL  &  WELDON 


CASGRAIN,   MITCHELL, 

McDOUGALL  &  CREELMAN 

Solicitors  to  Royal  Bank  of  Canada,  Royal  Trust 
Company,  National  Trust  Company,  etc. 

Montreal 


Canada   Life  Building, 

Th.  Chase-Casgrain,  K.C. 
A.  Chase-Casgrain 
Errol  M.  McDougall 

Cable  Address, 


Victor  E.  Mitchell,  K.C. 
Joseph  W.  Weldon 
John  J.  Creelman 

MONTGIBB" 


QREENSHIELDS,     GREENSHIELDS 

&  LANGUEDOO 

Advocates,  Barristers,  Commissioners,  etc. 

British  Empire  Building 

86  Notre  Dame  Street  West,  Montreal 

Cable  Address,  "SHIELDS"  Telephone,  Main  3596 


J.  N.  Greenshields,  K.C. 
C.  G.  Greenshields 


Errol  Languedoc 
E.  R.  Parkins 


Hon.  Sir  Alexandre  Lacoste,  K.C. 


KAVANAGH,  LAJOIE,  &  LACOSTE 

^bb0rate0,  ^Midtors,  etc. 

PROVINCIAL   BANK   BUILDING,    7   PLACE  d'ARMES 


MONTREAL 


H.  J.  Kavanagh,  K.C. 
H.  Gerin-Lajoib,  K.C. 
Paul  Lacoste 


Jules  Mathieu 
Alex.  Lacoste,  Jr. 
Phillippe  Durocher 


QUEBEC  CARDS 


DAVIDSON  &  DESRIVIERES 

^bti0i:ateB 

W.  H.  Davidson,  K.C.     Eug.  Desrivi^res,  B.A.,  LL.L. 

Quebec  Fire  Assurance  Building 
81  St.  Peter  Street,  Quebec 


Cable  Address,   "DASON,"  Quebec 


Q-IBSONE  &  DOBELL 

92    ST.     PETER     STREET 

QUEBEC 

George  F.  Gibsone,  K.C.  Alfred  C.  Dobell 


Cables,  "GIBBELL,  QUEBEC" 

Western  Union  Code 


TURGEON,  ROY, 

LANGLAIS  &  MORIN 

Edifice— "QjEBEC  Fire  Assurance" 
No.    87,   RUE  S A/ NT-PIERRE   (Chambre   IS) 

QUEBEC 

TELEPHONE    BELL    1473 


Hon.  Adelard  Turgeon,  C.R.,  President  of  the  Legislative 

Council.    Ernest  Roy,  M.P.    Romeo  Langlais,  LL.L. 

Oscar  Morin,  LL.L. 


1911] 


ADVOCATES  IN  THE  PROVINCE   OP  QUEBEC. 


439 


ADVOCATES   IN   THE    PROVINCE   OF  QUEBEC. 

Note.— The  following  list  has  been  compiled  with  great  care,  but  the  publishers  do  not  guarantee  to  give  the 
names  of  all  Advocates  practising  in  the  Province  of  Quebec.  If  any  names  have  been  omitted  or  mistakes  made 
the  editor  will  gladly  make  the  necessary  corrections  on  advice.  Address :  Editor  Canadian  Almanac,  64  Front 
Street  West,  Toronto. 


Actoq. 

Mailhot,  M. 

Artl\aba8ka,  Co.  Arthabaska. 

Beaudry,  Paul. 

Crepeau  &  Jodoin.    L.  P.  Crepeau, 

K.C.,  Henri  Jodoin. 
Girouard  &  Girouard.   J.  E.  Girou- 

ard,  K.C.,  Arthur  Girouard. 
Lavergne,  L.  R. 
Mailhiot,  A.  D. 
Methot,  J.  E.,  K.C. 
Perrault  &  Perrault.  J.  E.  Perrault, 

K.C,  Gust.  Perrault. 
Poissen,  Jules. 
Walsh,  J.  F. 

Bale  St.  Paul,  Co.  Charlevoix. 

D'Auteuil,  P.,  K.C. 
Gagnon,  Emile. 

Beauf^arnois,  Co.  Beauharnois, 
Seers,  L.  A.,  K.C. 

Beauport,  Co.  Quebec. 
Cambray,  J.  Alfred. 

Bedford,  Co.  Missisquoi. 
Capsey,  Geo. 
Cornell,  Z.  E.,  K.C. 
Lamoureux,  E.  M.  J. 
Ostiguy,  Emile. 

Berihierviile,  Co.  Berthier. 
AUard,  Victor,  LL.B. 
Denis,  J.  J. 
Piette,  Joseph. 

Brysoq,  Co.  Pontiac. 
Barry,  D.  R.,  K.C. 
De  Salaberry,  R. 
Millar,  R. 

BucKilgham,  Co.  Ottawa. 

Beaudry,  F.  A. 
Langlois,  J.  C. 
Talbot,  Joachim. 

Cedar  Hall. 

Noel,  H.  E. 

Chicoutlnii,  Co.  Chicoutimi. 

Allain,  Ludger,  K.C. 
Belley,  L.  G. 
Girard,  L.  P. 
Lapointe,  Simon. 
Levesque,  E. 
Savard,  J.  E. 
Tremblay,  Onesime. 

Coaticook,  Co.  Staustead. 
Beaulne,  Joseph,  K.C. 
Hanson,  A.  C. 
ShurtleflF,  W.  L.,  K.C. 
St.  Pierre  &  Verret.      G.   H.   St. 
Pierre,  K.C,  Hector  Verret. 

Cookshire,  Co.  Compton. 

Charbonnel,  L.  E. 

Cowar\svllie. 

Cotton,  W.  U. 
Westover.  E.  W. 


Dai\vllle,  Co.  Richmond. 

Leclerc,  F. 
O'Bready,  M. 

D'lsraeil. 

Chicoine,  W. 

Drummondville,  Co.  Drummond. 

Garceau,  Napoleon. 
Lalonde,  C  H. 
Marceau,  V. 
Marier,  Joseph. 
Pare,  A.  T.,  K.C. 

FarnharT\,  Co.  Missisquoi. 
Lefebvre,  J.  E. 
PouHn,  J.  S. 


Berub6,  Leo. 
Boissonneault,  Raoul. 
Cimon,  Horace  E. 
Langlais,  Jules. 
Lapointe,  Ernest,  K.C. 
Potvin,  J.  W.  A. 
Riou,  S.  C 
Stein,  C  A. 

Grand  Mere,  Co.  Champlain. 

Catellier,  L. 
Lefebvre,  Arthur. 

Hebertville  Statlor\. 

Tremblay,  J.  A. 

Hull,  Co.  Ottawa. 
Brooke,  Chauvin  &  Devlin.     C.  J. 

Brooke,  K.C,  Hector  Chauvin, 

E.  B.  Devlin,  K.C. 
Cousineau,  Louis. 
Desjardins,  Arthur  R. 
Devlin,  E.  B.,  K.C. 
Devlin,  J.  A. 
Foran,  T.  P.,  K.C. 
Graham,  C.  K. 
Leduc,  L.  A. 
Major  &  Fortier.     C.   B.   Major, 

K.C,  H.  A.  Fortier. 
McConnell,  Arthur. 
McDougall,  John  M.,  K.C. 
Parent,  J.  A. 
Wright,  Geo.  0. 

Iiiveri\ess,  Co.  Megantic. 

Dionne,  J.  B. 

Jollette,  Co.  L'Assomption. 

Bonin,  Camille. 

Bourgeois,  J.  U. 

De  Lanandiere,  C.  T. 

Dubeau,  J.  A. 

Ducharme,  J.  P.  L.,  LL.B. 

Fontaine,  Adolphe,  K.C. 

Gandet,  J.  E.  A. 

Gaudet,  P.  A. 

Hebert,  Ernest. 

U6tu,  J.  A. 

Marsolais,  A.  L. 

Martineau,  A. 

Renaud  &  Guibault.    J.  A.  Renaud, 

K.C,  J.  A.  Guibault. 
Tellier  &  Ladouceur.   J.  M.  Tellier, 

K.C,  J.  E.  Ladouceur. 
Trudeau,  J.  A.  H. 


Knowltoq,  Co.  Brome. 
Fay,  J.  E. 

Laclilqe,  Co.  Jacques  Cartier. 
Descarries,  J.  A.,  K.C. 
Mackay,  Alfred,  K.C. 
Pelletier,  A.  S.,  L.L.L. 
Robillard,  J.  A.,  K.C 

Lacl\ute,  Co.  Argenteuil. 
Bampton,  G.  E.,  K.C. 
Legault,  J.  L.  L. 

Stephens  &Palliser.  C  H.  Stephens, 
K.C,  Jos.  Palliser. 

Lake  Megantic,  Co.  Compton. 

Gaudet,  J.  A.,  L.L.L. 
Roy,  Joseph. 

Lambtoq,  Co.  Beauce. 
Gaudet,  Hector. 

L'Assomption,  Co.  L'Assomption. 
Archambault,  Joseph. 
Faribault,  J.  E.,  K.C. 
Normandeau,  J.  E.  B. 
Piche,  J.  Anthime,  K.C. 

Levis,  Co.  Levis. 

Belleau,  Belleau  &  Belleau.    I.  N. 

Belleau,  K.C,  E.  Belleau,  K.C, 

N.  Belleau. 
Bemier,  Alphonse,  K.C. 
Bernier,  Henri. 
Darveau  &  Darveau.    C.  Darveau, 

K.C.,  C  V.  Darveau. 
Gelly,  J.  E. 

Longueuil,  Co.  Chambly. 
Geoffrion,  Am616e,  K.C. 
Jodoin,  Arthur. 
Lamarre,  Joseph. 
Robert,  L6o. 

Lotbiniere,  Co.  Lotbiniere. 

Lemay,  C  A. 

Louiseville,  Co.  Maskinonge. 
Beland,  Gedeon. 
Desaulniers,  Alexis  L.,  K.C. 
Ducharme,  Raoul. 

Magog,  Co.  Stanstead. 
Tourigny,  Alph. 

MaqiwaKi,  Co.  Ottawa, 
de  Grandpr6,  J.  D.,  LL.B. 

Marieville,  Co.  Rouville. 

Fournier,  L.  P. 

Megar\tic,  Co.  Compton. 

Lalibert6,  Edgar. 
Montmagny,  Co.  Montmagny. 

Bender,  Albert  Jos.,  K.C. 

B6rub6,  Omer. 

Dechfene,  A.  M. 

Gendron,  Charles. 

Rousseau,  Maurice,  K.C. 

Roy,  Cyrias. 


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[1911 


IVlontreal, 

Adam,  Joseph,  K.C.,52St.  James  St 

Allan,  J.  B.,  K.O. 

Angers,  Delorimier,  Godin  &  De 
lorimier,  30  St.  James  St.  A.  R, 
Angers,  K.C.,  A.  E.  DeLorimier, 
K.C.,  Eug.  Godin,  J.  G.  De 
Lorimier. 

Angers,  Eugene,  160  St.  James  St. 

Archambault,  Robillard,  Julien  & 
B^rard,  15  St.  James  St.  J.  B 
Archambault,  J.  A.  Robillard 
K.O.,  J.  A.  Julien,  J.  B.  B6rard 

Angus,  D.  J.,  164  St.  James  St. 

Archambault,  Julien  &  B^rard,  15 
St.  James  St.  J.  B.  Archam 
bault,  J.  A.  Julien,  J,  B.  Berard 

Archambault,  J.  L.,  K.C.,  City 
Hall. 

Archambault  &  Archambault,  72 
Notre  Dame  St.  East. 

Archambault,  Jos.,  71a  St.  James 
St. 

Archambault,  C.  A.,  669  Ontario  St. 

Archambault,  J.  H.,  76  St.  Gabriel 
Street. 

Archambault,  L.  H.,  K.C.,  61  St. 
Denis  St. 

Archibald,  S.  G.,  Parii,  France. 

Armour,  D. 

Armstrong,  Edgar  N.,  222  St.  James 
Street. 

ATWATER,  DUCLOS  &  BOND, 

160  St.  James  St.    Hon.  A.  W. 

Atwater,    K.C.,    C.    A.    Duclos, 

K.C.,  W.  L.  Bond,  J.  E.  Coulin. 

{See  card.) 
'  Bagg,  Stanley,  107  St.  James  St. 
Baker,  W.  A.,  58  St.  James  St. 
Ballon,  Isidore,   Power   Building, 

Craig  St. 
Barclay,  Gregor.QuebecBank  Bldg. 
Barnard  &  Barry,  180  St.  James  St. 

C.  A.  Barnard,  K.C.,  L.  Barry. 
Bastien,    Bergeron,  Cousineau    & 

Jasmin,  76  St.  James  St.     F.  de 

S.    Bastien,     K.C.,     J.     G.    H. 

Bergeron,  Philemon  Cousineau, 

K.C.,  Aquila  Jasmin. 
Bayard,  Alphonse,  16  St.  .James  St. 
Beaubien    &    Lamarche,    112    St. 

James  St.    C.  P..  Beaubien, K.C., 

J.  A.  Lamarche,  K.C. 
Beauchamp,J.S.E.,  72  Notre  Dame 

St.  East. 
Beauchamp,  J.  J.,  K.C,  66  Notre 

Dame  St.  East. 
Beauchemin,  A.,  37  Notre  Dame 

St.  East. 
Beaudin,  Loranger,  St.  Germain  & 

Gu6rin,  54  Notre  Dame  St.  East. 

S.  Beaudin, K.C, L.  J.  Loranger, 

K.C,  P.  St.  Germain,  L.  Gu6rin. 
Beaudry  &  Beaudry,  71a  St.  James 

St.      L.     R.    Beaudry,    Adrien 

Beaudry. 
Beaulieu,  J.  A.,  51  St.  James  St. 
Beaulieu,  L.  E.,  2017  Notre  Dame 

Sc.  West. 
Beaulieu,  Germain. 
Beauregard,  Hector,  83  Craig  St. 

West. 
Beauregard    &    Labelle,    58     St. 

James  St,      E.    Beauregard,   J. 

E.  Labelle. 
Beckett,  A.  E.,  94  McGill  St. 
Beique,  Beique  &  Beique,  17  Place 

D'Armes.     Hon.   F.   L.   Beique, 

K.C,  L.  J.  Beique,  F.  A.  Beique. 
Bessette  &  Faribault,  97  St.  James 

St.    W.  Bessette,  Leon  Faribault. 
Benoit,  Benj.,  11  Place  D'Armes. 
Brodeur  &  Garand,  80 St.  Gabriel  St. 

D.  Brodeur,  K.C,  H.  Garaad. 


Bernard,  J.  A. ,  66  Notre  Dame  St. 

East. 
Bernard,  L.   E.,    K.C,    11    Place 

D'Armes. 
Berthiaume,  Art.,  51  St.  James  St. 
Bisaillon    &    Brossard,    17    Place 

D'Armes  Hill.    F.   J.  Bisaillon, 

K.C,  A.  Brossard, K.C. 
Bisaillon,  H.  R.,  17  Place  D'Armes 

Hill. 
Bissonnette,   J.   B.,  K.C,  180  St. 

James  St. 
Blair  &  Laverty,  189  St.  James  St. 

W.  J.  Blair,  F.  J.  Laverty. 
Bonin,  A.  L.,  180  St.  James  St. 
Boucherville,  de&  DeLorimier.  180 

St.  James  St.     Jos.  de  Boucher- 
ville, L.  R.  DeLorimier. 
Boudreault,  J.  B.,  97  St.  James  St. 
Boudreault,  P.  A,,  K.C,  38  Notre 

Dame  St.  East. 
Bourbonnifere,  F.,    K.C,    76    St. 

Gabriel  St. 
Bouthillier,  V.,  8  PI.  d'Armes  Hill. 
Bowie,  D.  E.,  682  Sherbrooke  St. 

West 
Brodeur,  Hon.  L.  P.,  K.C,  112  St. 

James  St. 
Brosseau,  A.,  2116  Ontario  St.  E. 
Brosseau,  Brosseau  &  Tansey,  160 

St.  James  St.     T.  Brosseau, K.C, 

B.  Brosseau,  T,  M.  Tansey. 
Brosseau,  J.  J.,  47  St.  Vincent  St. 
Brown,  E.  N.,  2  Place  d'Armes. 
Brown,  Montgomery  &  McMichael, 

164  St.  James  St.     A.  J.  Brown, 

K.C,  G.   H.  Montgomery,  K.C, 

R.  C  McMichael. 
Bruchesi,  Chas.,  76  St.  Gabriel  St. 
Buchan,  J.  S.,  K.C,  204  St.  James 

Street. 
Budden,    Hanbury  A.,    11    Place 

D'Armes. 
Bumbray  &  Gauthier,71a  St.  James 

St.  J.  E.  C  Bumbray.Z.  Gauthier 
Bureau,  J.  E.,  72  St.  Gabriel  St. 
Busteed  &  Lane,  11  Place  D'Armes. 

E.  B.  Busteed,  K.C,  C  Lane. 
Butler,  T.  P. ,  K.C,  180  St.  JamesSt. 
Butler,  W.  H.,  City  Hall. 
Cahan,  C  H.,  K.C,  2  Placed'Armes 
Cameron,  A.  W.,  37  St.  Mark  St. 
Cameron,  J.  D.,  204  St.  James  St. 
Campbell,    C    S.,    K.C,   205  St. 

James  St. 
Carmichael,  S.,  107  St.  James  St. 
Caron,  H.  S.  M.,  11  Place  d'Armes. 
Casgrain,  A.  Cha8e,189  St.  JamesSt. 
Chambers,  A.  H.,  145  St.  Catherine 

St.  West. 
Champoux,  C,  11  Place  d'Armes. 
Charbonneau,  J.  J.,  7la  St.  James 

St. 
Chauvin,  Baker  &  Walker,  179  St. 

James  St.     H.  N.  Chauvin,  G.  H. 

Baker,  H.  E.  Walker. 
Chenevert,  Rene. 
Cholette,  H.  A.,  80  St.  Gabriel  St. 
Cinq-Mars  &  Cinq-Mars,   180  St. 

James  St.      A.    Cinq-Mars,    A. 

Cinq-Mars. 
Claxton  &  Ker,  42  St.  Sacrement  St. 
Cloran,  H.     J.,   K.C,   4065    Dor- 
chester St.  West. 
Coderre,  CMras  &  Coderre,  8  Place 

D'Armes  Hill.    L.  Coderre,  K.C , 

J.  L.  C6dras,  O.  Coderre. 
Cook,  &  Magee,  2  Place  D'Armes. 

J.  W.  Cook,  A.  A.  Magee. 
Cordeau  &    Bissonnet,    38    Notre 

Dame  St.    L.  B.  Cordeau,  A.  E. 

J.  Bissonnet,  K.C 
Coulin,  J.  E..  160  St.  James  St. 
Couper,  W.  M.,  107  St.  James  St. 
Cousins,  G.  V.,  99  St.  James  St. 
Couture,  O.  C.  P.,  189 St.  JamesSt. 
Coy le, P.  J. , K.C ,  1741  Hutchison  St. 


Craig,  F.  A.,  11  Place  D'Armes. 
Cramp  &  Ewing,  111  St.  James  St.  G. 

B.  Cramp.K.C,  J.  A.  Ewing, K.C. 
Crankshaw  &  Crankshaw,  107  St, 

James  St.    J.  Crankshaw,  K.C, 

J.  Crankshaw. 
Creelman,  A.   R.,  K.C,    Windsor 

Station,  C.P.R. 
Creelman,  John  J. ,  210  Milton  St. 

Canada  Life  Building. 
Cresse  &Descarries,  50  Notre  Dame 

St.  West.    L.  G.  A.  Cresse, K.C, 

J.  A.  Descarries,  K.C. 
Cross,  S.,  K.C,  80  St.  Frs.  X  St. 
Cruickshank,  W.  G.,  K.C,  107  St. 

James  St. 
CuUen,  James  P.,  258  St.  James  St. 
Curran,  Frank  J.,  180  St.  James  St. 
Curran,  L.  E.,  180  St.  James  St, 
Dalbec  &  Dalbec,  72  Notre  Dame 

St.  East.    A.  Dalbec.  H.  Dalbec. 
Damphousse,  J.  H.,  City  Hall. 
Dandurand,    Hibbard,    Boyer     & 

Gosselin,  112  St.  James  St.    Hon. 

R.    Dandurand,    K.C,    F,     W. 

Hibbard,     K.C,    Louis    Boyer, 

K.  C,  Louis  Gosselin. 
David,  J.  A.,  47  St.  Vincent  St. 
David,  J.  H.,  15  St.  James  St. 
Davidson  &  Wainwright,  224  St. 

James  St.  Peers  Davidson,  K.C, 

A.  Wainwright. 
Davidson  &  Ritchie.  71a  St.  James 

St.      L.   H.    Davidson,  K.C,   F. 

W.  Ritchie,  K.C. 
Decarie  &  Decarj',  11  PL  D'Armes. 

J.  L.  Decarie,  K.C,  A.  Decary, 

K.C. 
Deguire,  A.  S.,  47  St,  Vincent  St. 
DeLamothe,    Jacques,    72    Notre 

Dame  St.  East. 
Delisle,   A.,  K.C,   71a  St.  James 

Street. 
Delorimier, R.  G., K.C, 97  St.  James 

Street. 
Demers,  H.,  72  Notre  Dame  St., 

East. 
Denis,  Lucien. 

D6pocas^  G.  E.,  52  St.  James  St. 
Desaulniers  &  Vallee,  71a  St.  James 

St.    Gonz.  Desaulniers,  K.C,  A. 

Valle6. 
Desbois,  D.  L.,  20  St.  James  St. 
DeSerres,  R.,  97  St.  James  St, 
Desilets,  Adolphe,  33  Notre  Dame 

West. 
Desmarais,  Jules,  97  St.  James  St. 
Desrochers,  F.,  56  Notre  Dame  E. 
DessauUes  &  Garneau,  86    Notre 

Dame  St.  West.     C.  Dessaiilles, 

Leon  Garneau. 
De  Witt,  J.,  86  Notre  Dame  St.  W. 
Dillon,  J.  H.,  11  Place  D'Armes. 
Dion,  J.  A.  E.,  66  Notre  Dame  E, 
Doherty,    C.    J.,    Hon.,    180    St. 

James  St. 
Dorais,  &  Dorais,  97  St.  James  St. 

A.  P.  Dorais,  O.  Dorais. 
Dorval.    L.    P.,    612    Adam    St., 

Maisonneuve. 
Doutre,  J.  Bte.,  20  St.  James  St. 
Dubreuil,  J.  F.,  Sen.,  71a  St.  James 

St. 
Dunlop,  J.  H.,  80  St.  Frs.  X.  St. 
Durocher,  P.,  7  Place  D'Armes. 
Dussault     &    Mercier,      107     St. 

James  St.    J.   C.    H.  Dussault, 

J,  A.  Mercier, 
Dutaud,  Gustave,  189  St.  James  St. 
Du  Tremblay,  P.  R.,  132  St.  James 

Street. 
ELLIOTT    &    DAVID,    189   St. 

James  St.     H.  J.  Klliott,  K.C, 

L.  A.  David.    {See  card.) 
Emard  &  Emard,  112  St.  James  St. 

J.  U.  Emard,  K.C,  C  E.  Emard. 


1911] 


ADVOCATES   IN  THE  PROVINCE   OF  QUEBEC. 


441 


Enright,  F.  T.,  151  St.  James  St. 

Ethier,  L.  J.,  K.C.,  City  Hall. 

Fauteux  &Fauteux,97St.  James  St. 
G.  Fauteux,  F.  Fauteux. 

Ferguson,  J.  M.,  K.C.,  179  St. 
James  St. 

Fleet,  Falconer,  Oughtred.  Phelan, 
Williams  &  Bovey,  157  St.  James 
St.  C.  J.  Fleet,  K.C.,  A.  Falcon- 
er, K.C.,  A.  R,  Oughtred,  K.C., 
M.  A.  Phelan,  H.  S.  Williams, 
F.  H.  \V.  Bovey. 

Fontaine  &  Labelle,  51  St.  James  St. 
Z.  Fontaine,  A.  Labelle,  K.C. 

Forget,  Joseph. 

Fortin,  Arthur,  76  St.  Gabriel  St. 

Fortin,  A.  F.  X.,  97  St.  James  St. 

Fortin,  T.,  97  St.  James  St. 

Foster,  Martin,  Mann,  MacKinnon  & 
Hackett,  2  Place  D'Armes.  G. 
6.  Foster,  K.C,  J.  E.  Martin, 
K.C.  A.  Mann,  C  G.  MacKin- 
non, J.  T.  Hackett. 

Fournier,  J.  O.,  SO  St.  Gabriel  St. 

Gadbois,  Emil's,  Quebec  Bk.  Bldg. 

Gagne,  H.  J.,  97  St.  James  St. 

Gagnon,  A.,  54  Notre  Dame  St.  E. 

Gaudet,  C.  D.,  8  PI.  D'Armes  Hill. 

Gaudet  &  Lavall^e,  80  St.  Gabriel 
St.  J.  E.  A.  Gaudet,  C.  H.  Lavall6e. 

Gdnereux,  F.  A.,  66  St.  James  St. 

Gauthier  &  Beauregard,  83  Craig 
St.  West.  L.  J.  Gauthier,  K.C, 
L.  E.  Beauregard. 

Geoffrion  &  Goyette,  72  Notre 
Dame  St.  East.  A.  Geoffrion, 
K.C,  O.  Goyette,  K.C. 

Geoffrion,  Geoffrion  &  Cusson,  97 
St.  James  St.  V.  Geoffrion, 
K.C,  Aim6  Geoffrion,  K.C,  V. 
Cusson,  K.C. 

Geoffrion,  J.  U.  A.,  38  Notre  Dame 
St.  East. 

Germain,  Alban,  8  Cote  de  la 
Place  D'Armes. 

Gibb,  J.  R.,  356  Cote  St.  Antoine 
Road,  Westmount. 

Gilman  &  Boyd,  205  St.  James  St. 
Hon.  F.  E.  Gilman,  K.C,  L.  H. 
Boyd,  K.C. 

Glass,  L.  G.,  36  Crescent  St. 

Gobeil,  A.,  222  St.  James  St. 

Gobeil,  J.,  Canada  Life  Bldg. 

Godin,  L.  A.  E.,  37  Notre  Dame 
St.  East. 

Goldstein  &  Beullac,  2  Place 
D'Armes.  M.  Goldstein,  K.C, 
P.  Beullac. 

Gosselin  &  Lamarche,  Board  of 
Trade  Bld'g.  L.  A.  Gosselin, 
K.C,  P.  E.  Lamarche. 

Gouin,  Lemieux,  Murphy  &Berard, 
11  Place  D'Armes.  Hon.  Sir  L. 
Gouin,  K.C,  Hon.  R.  Lemieux, 
K.C,  D.  R.  Murphy,  K.C,  L.  P. 
Berard,  K.C. 

Gourre,  E.,  93  St.  Frs.  Xavier  St. 

Goyette,  C.  A.,  4  St.  Lawrence 
Boulevard, 

Gravel,  J.  A.,  17  St.  James  St. 

Greenshields,  C  G.,  86  Notre 
Dame  St.  W. 

GREENSHIELDS,  GREEN- 
SHIELDS  &  LANGUEDOC,  86 
Notre  Dame  St.  West.  J.  N. 
Greenshields,  K.C,  Errol  Lan- 
guedoc,  C.  G.  Greenshields,  E. 
R.  Parkins.    (See  card.) 

Grenier,  A.  W.,  K.C,  52  St.  James. 

Grenier,  A.,  97  St.  James  St. 

Guertin,  C.  A.,  20  St.  James  St. 

Harris,  S.  D.,  205  St.  James  St. 

Hatchett,  F.  J.,  180  St.  James  St. 

Hebert,  J.,  61  Viger  Ave. 

Heneker,  Duff  &  Johnson,  232  St. 
James  St.  R.  T.  Heneker,  K.C, 
A.  H.  Duff,  W.  S.  Johnson, 

29 


Hickson  &  Campbell,  J.  C.  Hick- 
son,  K.C. ,  G.  A.  Campbell. 

Holt,  C  M.,  K.C,  160  St.  James 
St. 

Honan,  Martin,  132  St.  James  St. 

Houle,  Leopold,  80  St.  Gabriel  St. 

Hubert,  L.  J.  R.,  214  St.  James 
St. 

Hurteau  &  Gibeault,  54  Notre 
Dame  St.  East.  J.  A.  Hurteau, 
A.  Gibeault. 

Hutchins,  H.  A.,  K.C,  151  St. 
James  St. 

lies,  Charles,  80  St.  Frs.  Xavier  St. 

Internoscia,  J.,  97  St.  James  St. 

Jacobs,  Hall  &  Couture,  97  St. 
James  St.  S.  W.  Jacobs,  K.C, 
A.  R.  Hall,  Papineau  Couture. 

Jalbert  &  Audet,  72  Notre  Dame  St 
East.  J.  W.  Jalbert,  H.  E. 
Audet. 

Jarry,  J.  A.,  City  Hall. 

Jasmin,  V.  F.,  94  Notre  Dame 
St.  E. 

Jenkins,  J.,  107  St.  James  St. 

Jett6,  J.  T.,  132  St.  James  St. 

Joannette,  J.  H. ,  80  St.  Gabriel  St. 

Jodoin,  T.,  60  Notre  Dame  St.  E. 

Jodoin,  Alex.,  Can.  Life  Bldg. 

Jones,  A.  G. 

Johnson,  A.  R.,  205  St.  James  St. 

KAVANAGH.  LAJOIE  & 
LACOSTE,  7  Place  D'Armes.  H. 
J.  Kavanagh,  K.C,  H.  G.  Lajoie, 
K.C,  P.  Lacoste,  Jules  Mathieu, 
Alex.  Lacoste,  jr.,  Phillipe  Dur- 
ocher.    (See  card.) 

Lachapelle  &  Archambault,  60 
Notre  Dame  St.  East.  A.  La- 
chapelle, A.  S.  Archambault. 

Lacoste,  Sir  Alex.,  K.C,  7  Place 
D'Armes. 

Lacoste,  Alex.,  V  Place  D'Armes. 

Lacroix,  J.  O.,  K.C,  11  Place 
D'Armes. 

Laflamme,  Mitchell  &  ChSnevert, 
224  St.  James  St.  N.  K.  La- 
flamme, K.C,  W.  G.  Mitchell, 
R.  Ch§nevert. 

LAFLEUR,  MACDOUGALL, 
MACFARLANE  &  POPE,  Que- 
bec Bank  Bldg.  E.  Lafleur,  K.  C , 
G.  MacDougall,  K.C,  L.  Macfar- 
lane,  C.  A.  Pope,  Gregor  Barclay. 
{See  card.) 

Lafortune,  D.  A.,  K.C,  46  St. 
Vincent  St. 

Lamarche  &  Duckett,  20  St.  James 
St.  J.  P.  Lamarche,  R.  L. 
Duckett. 

Lamarre  &  Brodeur,  37  Notre 
Dame  St.  East.  J.  I.  Lamarre, 
J.  A.  A.  Brodeur. 

Lamirande,  A. ,  107  St.  James  St. 

Lamothe,  O.  A.,  17  St.  James  St. 

Lamothe,  J.  C,  11  Place  D'Armes. 

Lamothe  &  St.  Jacques,  17  St. 
James  St.  G.  Lamothe,  K.C, 
J.  L.  St.  Jacques. 

Landry,  L.  J.,  97  St.  James  St. 

Lantier,  J.  O.,  17  Place  D'Armes. 

Languedoc,  W.  C,  K.C,  Court 
House. 

Lapierre,  Omer,  71a  St.  James  St. 

Laporte,C.,K.C.,llPlace  D'Armes. 

Laramie  &  Desjardins,  13  St. 
James  St.  Art.  Laram6e,  C  H. 
Desjardins. 

Lareau,  Jules,  16  St.  James  St. 

Lariviere,  M.  J.  C,  3  Craig  St.  E. 

Larose,  W. 

Larose  &  Lalonde,  58  Notre  Dame 
St.  E.    V.  Larose,  W.  Lalonde. 

Lavallee  &  Delfausse,  97  St.  James 
Street.  L.  A.  Lavallee,  K.C., 
R,  Delfausse,  K.C, 


Lavallee,  P.  O.,  K.C,  City  Hall. 
Leblanc,  A.,  38  Notre  Dame  St.  E. 
Lablanc,  Aim6,  1856  St.  Lawrence 

Boulevard. 
Leblanc,  Brossard  &  Forest,  66  St. 

James  St.    Hon.  P.  E.  Leblanc, 

K.C,  Ed.  Brossard,  Alf.  Forest. 
Leduc,  A.,  43  St.  Gabriel  St. 
Lefebvre,  L.  J.,  107  St.  James  St. 
Leonard  &  Patenaude,  26  St.  James 

Street.     J.   E.   E.    Leonard,  E. 

Patenaude. 
Lighthall    &  Harwood,   Place 

D'Armes.  W.  D.  Lighthall,  K.C, 

C  A.  Harwood. 
Lonergan,  M.  S.,    K.C,    135    St. 

James  St. 
Loranger,  Hon.  L.  O.,  K.C,  97  St. 

James  St. 
Loranger  &  Prudhomme,  97    St. 

James  St.     J.  H.  Loranger,  J.  A. 

Prudhomme. 
Lovett,  H.  A.,  K.C,  112  St.  James 

St. 
Lussier,  E.,  K.C,  51  St.  James  St. 
Macalister    &    Cotton,     2     Place 

D'Armes.      A.  W.  G.  Macalister, 

C  M.  Cotton. 
Mackay,  A.,  K.C,  97  St.  James  St. 
Mackay,  Hugh,  107  St.  James  St. 
Maclennan,  F.  S.,  K.C,  11  Place 

D'Armes. 
McLennan,  Howard  &  Aylmer,  86 

Notre     Dame     St.     West.       F. 

McLennan,  K.C,  E.  E.  Howard, 

H.  U.  P.  Aylmer. 
McMaster    &    Papineau,    2    Place 

D'Armes.    A.  R.  McMaster,  K.C, 

T.  M.  Papineau. 
MacMaster,  Hickson  &  Campbell, 

189  St.  James  St.    D.  MacMaster, 

K.C.,  J.  C  Hickson,  K.C,  G.  A. 

Campbell. 
Maillet,  R.,  72  Notre  Dame  St.  E. 
Marechal    &    Landry,     11     Place 

D'Armes.    L.  T.  Marechal,  K.C, 

J.  P.  Landry. 
Margolese.  L.,  151  St.  James  St. 
Marsan,  Geo.  A.,  20  St.  James  St. 
Martineau,  Victor,  K.C,  General 

Secretarv  Bar  of  the  Province, 

13  St.  James  St. 
Martineau  &  Jodoin,  13  St.  James 

St.    V.  Martineau,  Art.  Jodoin. 
Masson,  L.,  61  St.  Gabriel  St. 
Matheson,  R.  D.,  60  Notre  Dame  St. 

East. 
Mathieu,  J.  J.  U.,  7  Place  D'Armes. 
Mathieu,  Hon.  M.,   K.C,  132  St. 

James  St. 
MeAvoy,  Handfield  &  Handfield,  11 

PI.  D'Armes.    D.  McAvoy,  K.C, 

W.  A.  Handfield,  A.  Handfield. 
McCord,  D.,  K.C,  161   Cote  des 

Neiges  Road. 
McCormick  &  Lebourveau,  Imperial 

Building,  107  St.  James  St.     D. 

McCormick,    K.C,    S.    Lebour- 
veau. 
McDougall,  E.  M.,  189  St.  James  St. 

McGTBBON,  CASGRAIN,  MIT- 
CHELL &  WELDON,  Canada 
Life  Bldg.  Hon.  T.  C.  Casgrain, 
K.C,  V.  E.  Mitchell,  K.C,  A. 
Chase-Casgrain,  J.  W.  Weldon, 
E.  M.  McDougall,  J.  J.  Creelman. 
{See  card.) 

McGoun,  Archibald,  K.C,  157  St. 

James  St. 
McMurtry,  R.  O.,  164  St.  James  St. 
Menard,  Gelinas  &  Charette,  15  St. 

James    St.    G.    Menard,    J.    L. 

Gelinas,  E.  Charette. 
Mercier  &  B^ique,  11  PI.  D'Armes. 

H.  Mercier,  H.  A.  B6ique.. 


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[1911 


Meredith,  Macpherson,  Hague  & 

Holden.     F.  E.  Meredith,  K.C., 

K.  R.  Macpherson,  K.O.,  H.  J. 

Hague,  A.  R.  Holden. 
Meunier,  L.  O.,  80  St.  Gabriel  St. 
Mignault,P.B.,K.C.,97St.JamesSt. 
Millette,  N.  A.  97  St.  James  St. 
Moflfatt,  George  U. ,  80  St.  Gabriel  St. 
Molleur,  G.  O., Windsor  Sta.,C. P. R. 
MoUeur,  J.  A.,  50  St.  Lawrence 

Boulevard. 
Monk,  F.  D.,  K.C.,  58  St.  Francois 

Xavier  St. 
Monty,  C.  E.,  72  Notre  Dame  St.  E. 
Monty  &  Duranl^au,  72  Notre  Dame 

St.    East,    R.  Monty,   K.C.,   A. 

Duranleau. 
Morgan,  E.  A.  D.,  35  St.  James  St. 
Morin,  A.  Z.,  180  St.  James  St. 
Morrison,    G.     A.,    K.C.,    35    St. 

James  St. 
Morrison,  M.  J.,  160  St.  James  St. 
Mousseau  &  Gagn6,  72  Notre  Dame 

St.  East.  J.  O.  Mousseau,  K.O., 

A.  Gagn6. 
MuUin  &  Mathieu,180St.  James  St. 

R.  T.  MulUn,  A.  P.  Mathieu. 
Normandin  &  Simon,  97  St.  James 

St.  Z.  Normandin,  L.  A.  Simon. 
Ouimet,  Hon.  J.  A.,  K.C.,  112  St. 

James  St. 
Ouimet,  J.  A.,  16  St.  James  St. 
Pagnuelo,Tancrede,  72  Notre  Dame 

St.  East. 
Papillon,  J.  H.  0.,  16  St.  James  St. 
Paradis,  R.,  Can.  Pacific  R'y. 
Pariseault,    Chas.     A.,     71a     St. 

James  St. 
Parkins,F.R.,86  Notre  Dame  St,  W, 
Patterson  &  Astle,  180  St.  James 

St.  W.  Patterson,  T.  F.  Astle. 
Payette,  J.  V.,  72  Notre  Dame  St, 
Pelissier,  Wilson  &  St.  Pierre,  151 

St.  James  St.,  E.  Pelissier,  K.C., 

C.  A.  Wilson,  K.C.,  G.  St.  Pierre 
Pelletier,  A.  D.,  157  St.  James  St. 
Pelletier,  Jos.,  72  Notre  Dame  St.  E. 
Pelletier&Letourneau,  20  St.  James 

Street.     L.    C.    Pelletier,   K.C., 

S.  Letourneau,  K.C. 
Pelletier  &  Pelletier,  Banque  Na- 

tionale   Bldg.,  97  St.  James  St. 

H.  Pelletier,  K.C,  J.  Pelletier. 
Perrault,      Antonio,       11      Place 

D'Armes. 
Perron,     Taschereau,    Rinfret    & 

Genest,  2  Place  D'Armes.    J.  L. 

Perron,    K.C,    R.    Taschereau, 

K.C,  T.  Rinfret,  R,  Genest, 
Pilon  &  Pilon,  Anthime  Pilon,  J. 

Albert  Pilon,  54  Notre  Dame  St. 

East. 
Pilon.  J.  W.,  54  Notre  Dame  E, 
Place,  E.  G.,  107  St.  James  St. 
Plante,  L..  180  St.  James  St. 
Plourde,  Ubalde. 
Poirier,  Toussaint. 
Poliquin,  Geo.,  58  St.  James  St. 
Pruneau  &  Lacasse,  17  PI.  D'Armes 

Hill.    J.  A.  N.  Pruneau,  N.  U. 


Rainville,  Gervais  &  Rainville,  11 

Place    D'Armes.      Hon.    H.    B. 

Rainville,  K.C,  H.  Gervais, K.C, 

P.  Rainville. 
Rainville,  J.  H.,  97  St,  James  St. 
Raynes,  C,  K.C,  180  St.  James  St. 
Renaud,  J.  H.  W.,  15  St.  James  St. 
Renaud,  Z.,  K.C,  74  St.  James  St. 
Rheaume,  T.,  51  St.   'ames  St. 
Riendeau,  Emile,  58  St.  James  St. 
Rivet     &     O'Sullivan,    11    Place 

D'Armes.      L.    A.    Rivet,   K.C, 

J.  A.  O'Sullivan. 
Robert,  Leo,  71a  St.  James  St. 
Robitaille,  Clement,72  Notre  Dame 

St.  East, 


Rodier,  C,  51  St.  James  St. 
Rondeau,  A,  0.,  15  St.  James  St. 
Rose,  Bernard,  179  St.  James  St. 
Roy,  F.  X.,  K.C,  97  St.  James  St. 
Roy  &  Guyon,  107  St.  James  St. 

E.  Roy,  H.  Guyon. 
Roy  &  Raymond,  25  St,  James  St. 

R.  Roy,  M.  Raymond. 
Ryan,  Percy  C,  204  St.  James  St. 
Semple,  G,  H.,  83  Craig  St.  W. 
Senecal,  Oscar,  51  James  St. 
Shallow,  T.  J.,  3  St.  Nicholas  St. 
Sharp,  W.  P.,  K,C,  164  St.  James 

Street. 
Short,  Robert,  55  St.  Frs.  X.  St. 
Sicotte,  L.,  71a  St.  James  St, 
Simon,  E.  A, 
Smith,  Markey,  Skinner  &  Hyde, 

179  St.  James  St.    R.  C.  Smith, 

K.C,  F.  H.  Markey,  K.C,  W.  W. 

Skinner,  G.  G.  Hyde. 
St.  Julien  &  Theberge,  60  Notre 

Dame  St.  East.    J.  A.  St.  Julien, 

K.C,  A.  Theberge. 
Sperber,  M.  M.,  179  St.  James  St. 
Stackhouse,  R.  T.,  204  St.  James  St. 
Staveley,  W.  R.,  2  Place  D'Armes. 
Stephens  &  Chipman,    Sovereign 

Bank  Bldg.     L.  de  K.  Stephens, 

W.  F.  Chipman. 
Stephens  &  Harvey,  189  St.  James 

Street,     C.   H.  Stephens,  K.  C, 

A  E.  Harvey,  K.C, 
Stewart,  T.  S. 
Stewart,  W.  S. 
Surveyer,  E.  F.,  K.C,  97  St,  James 

Street. 
Surveyer,  Paul,  97  St.  James  St. 
Tache,  L.  H,.  112  St.  James  St, 
Taillon,   Bonin  &  Morin,  180  St. 

James  St.     Hon.  L.  O.  Taillon, 

K.C,  A.  Bonin,  K.C,  L,  J.  S, 

Morin. 
Tanner,  A.  H. ,  204  St.  James  St, 
T6treau  &  Grenier,   97  St.  James 

Street.    E.  T^treau,  A,  Grenier. 
Tremblay,  F.  P.,  83  Craig  St,  W, 
Trihey.  Bercovitch  &  Kearney,  151 

St.  James  St.    H.  J.  Trihey,  P. 

Bercovitch,  W.  P.  Kearney. 
Tritt,  S.  G.,  151  St.  James  St. 
Trudeau,  J.    C,    4  St.  Lawrence 

Boulevard. 
Trudeau  &  Filion,  112  St.   James 

Street.      L.  T.   A.    Trudeau,  Z. 

Filion. 
Trudel,  Armand,  60  Notre  Dame  E. 
Truell,  H.  V.,  224  St.  James  St. 
Tucker,  Henry,  204  St.  James  St. 
Villeneuve,  F.  E.,  743  St.  Joseph 

Boulevard. 
Vineberg,  H.,  151  St.  James  St. 
Vipond  &,  Vipond,  118  Notre  Dame 

St,  West.     E.  E.  Vipond,  H.  S. 

Vipond. 
Walsh  &  Walsh,  80  St   Gabriel  St. 

J.  C.  Walsh,  T.  E.  Walsh. 
Walton,    F.    P.,   Dean  Law  Fac, 

McGlll  University. 
Whelan  &  Whelan,  93  St.  Francois 

Xavier    St.     John    P.    Whelan, 

Jos.  Whelan. 
White    &    Buchanan,     11     Place 

D'Armes.    W.   J.  White,    K.C, 

A.  W.  P.  Buchanan,  K.C. 
Weinfield  &  Beauchesne,  11  Place 

D'Armes.      H.      Weinfield,     A, 

Beauchesne. 

Murray  Bay,  Co.  Charlevoix. 

Angers,  C  J. 
Bergeron,  Robert. 
Catellier,  Paul. 
D'Auteuil,  Pierre  A.,  K.C 
Duggan,  E.  J. 
Martin,  Percy. 


Napierville,  Co.  Napierville. 
Merizzi,  Emile. 

New  Carlisle,  Co.  Bonaventure- 

Blanchet,  Thomas, 
Kelly,  J.  H, 
Mill,  J.  E. 
Mousseau,  J.  A, 
Riopel,  L.  J. 

flicolet.  Go,  Nicolet. 
Camirand,  Wilfrid,  K.C, 
Comeau,  L.  H. 
Trahan,  Arthur. 

Non]irilrigue. 

Bousquet,  J.  B. 
Delage,  Achille. 

Ottawa,  Co.  Ottawa, 
Aylen  &  Duclos.     Henry  Aylen, 

K,C„  A,  W.  Duclos. 
Belcourt,  Hon.  N.  A.,  K.C 
Champagne,  N. 
Coutlee,  L.  W.,  K.C, 
Gamble,  W. 
Gordon,  A.,  K.C. 
Lemieux,  A,,  K.C, 
Parent,  Hon.  S.  N„  K.C. 
Wicksteed.  R.  J. 

Papiqeauvllle,  Co,  Ottawa. 

Mackay,  Aug,  S, 

Perce,  Co,  Gaspe. 

Flynn,  W.  A.  E. 
Garneau,  A.  S.,K.C, 
Garneau,  Alphonse. 

Plessisvllle,  Co.  Megantic. 

Houde,  L.  J. 

Quebec,  Co.  Quebec. 
Amyot  &  Fremont,  75  St.  Peter  St. 

W,  Amyot,  C.  Fremont. 
Beaubien,  L.  O.,  K.C,  76  St.  Peter 

Street. 
Bedard,  Chaloult    &    Provost,   2 

Cook  St.  J.E.Bedard,K.C„P.V. 

Chaloult,  LL.B.,    J.  A,  Provost, 

LL.L, 
B^langer,  Art,  125  St,  Peter  St, 
Belleau,  Belleau  &Belleau,72Moun- 

tain  Hill.     I.   N.  Belleau,   K.C, 

E.  Belleau,  K.C,  N.  Belleau, 
Belleau,  Ste,  Foye,  95  St.  Peter  St. 
Bernier,  Alp.,  K.C,  111  Mountain 

Hill. 
Bernier,  Paul,  Emile. 
Boivin,  Henri. 
Bouffard,  Jean. 
Campbell,  Robt.,  K.C,  Parliament 

Building. 
Cannon,  Lucien. 
Casgrain,      Lavery,      Rivard      & 

Chauveau,  75  St.  Peter  St.    Hon. 

T.    C.    Casgrain,    K.C,    J.     L 

Lavery,  K.C,  Adjt.  Rivard,  K.C, 

C  A.  Chauveau. 
Chapleau,  J.  E.,  95  St.  Peter  St. 
Choquette,  Galipeault,  Saint-Laur- 
ent &  M6tayer,  107  Mountain  Hill. 

Hon.  P.  A.  Choquette,  K.C,  A. 

Galipeault,   K.C,    Louis   Saint- 
Laurent,  A.  Metayer. 
Chouinard,    M.,    K.C,   City  Hall 

Building. 
Cimon,  S^vigny  &  Parent,  81  St, 

Peter  St.    H.  Cimon,  A.  S6vigny, 

E.  Parent. 
Cook  &  Cook,  81  St.  Peter  St.  W, 

Cook,  K.C.  A.  H.  Cook,   K.C, 

Arch.  Laurie,  F.  Murphy. 
Corriveau,  Appolinaire,  K.C,  125 

St.  Peter  St. 
Corriveau,  P.,  K.C,  City  Hall  B'l'g 
Darveau  &  Darveau,  81  St.  Peter  St, 

G.  Darveau,  K.C.,C.  V,  Df^rveau. 


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443 


DAVIDSON  &  DESRIVlfeRES, 

81  St.  Peter  St.  W.  H.  David- 
son, K.C.,  Eug.  Desriviferes, 
B.A.,  LL.L.     (See  card.) 

De  Guise,  Charles,  K.C.,  125  St. 
Peter  St. 

Demers  &  Deraers,  97  St.  Peter  St. 
L.  G.  Demers,  K.C.Alb.  Demers 

Dion,  Aini^,  76  St.  Peter  St. 

Dionne,C.E.L..K.C.132St.PeterSt. 

Dorion  &  Marchand,  4  St.  Peter  St. 

C.  E.  Dorion,  K.C.,  A.  Marchand. 
Drouin,    Drouin    &    Drouin,    116 

Mountain  Hill.     F.  X.   Drouin, 

K.C.,  F.  O.  Drouin,  Paul  Drouin. 
Fiset,  Elz.,  51  St.  Peter  St. 
Fitzpatrlck,  Arthur. 
Flynn,  Hon.   E.  J.,   K.O.,  56  St. 

Peter  St. 
Fortin,  J,  E.,  27  Lalibert^  St. 
Francceur  &  Vien,  72^  St.  Peter  St. 

J.  N.  Francoeur,  T.  A.  Vien. 
French,  Peter,  171  Notre  Dame  des 

Anges  St. 
Qagn6  &  Gagn6,  111  Mountain  Hill. 

J.  A.  Gagne,  J.  C.  Gagn6.  Alb. 

Qagn^. 
Gelly,  J.  E.,  81  St.  Peter  St. 
6IBS0NE   &   DOBELL,    92    St. 

Peter  Street.    Geo.  F.  Gibsone, 

K.O.,AlfredC.Dohell.  (See card.) 
Gosselin,  Jean,  61  St.  Peter  St. 
Gravel,  J.  P.  A.,  56  St.  Peter  St. 
Grenier,  Heonor»J. 
Guay  &  Hudon,  75  St.  Peter  St. 

R.  Guay,  J.  A.  Hudon. 
Hamel,  0.  N.,  K.C.,75  St.  Peter  St. 
Jolicoeur,  P.  J.,  81  St.  Peter  St. 
Lachance  &  Ahern,   111  Mountain 

Hill.    Arthur  Lachance,   K.  C, 

M.  Jos.  Ahern. 
Lafert6,  Hector. 

Lampson,  Fred'k,  281  GrandeAllee. 
Lanctot,  Chas,  K.  C,  Deputy  At- 
torney-General. 
Lane  &  Cantin,  81  St.  Peter  St.    J. 

A.  Lane,  K.C.,  P.  Cantin. 
Langlois,  Peter  W. ,  78  St.  Peter  St. 
LaRue,  Hon.  J.  E.,  K.C.,  31  Ste. 

Ursule  St. 
LaRue,  Louis,  31  Ste.  Ursule  St. 
LaRue,  Wenceslas,  88  St.  Peter.  St. 
Lavergne    &   Taschereau,    81    St. 

Peter  St.      Armand   Lavergne, 

Alleyn  Taschereau. 
Lemieux,  M.  A.,  125  St.  Peter  St. 
Mercier,  Ernest.  Ill  Mountain  Hill 
Molony,  T.  J.,  Ste.  Ursule  St. 
Montambault&  Edge,  4  St.  Peter  St. 

D.  J.  Montambault,  K.C.,  T.  W. 
Edge. 

Moraud,  L.,  98  St.  Peter  St. 

Morin,  L.  D.,  113  Mountain  Hill. 

Morin,  Oscar,  111  Mountain  Hill. 

O'Sullivan,  H.  M.,  98  St.  PeterSt. 

Pacaud  &  Bernier.  131  St.  Peter  St. 
L.  Pacaud,  J.  B.  Bernier. 

Paquet,  E.  T.,  88  St.  Peter  St. 

Parent,  L,  E.,  81  St.  Peter  St. 

Patry&  Labrfeque,  88  St.  Peter  St. 
Jules  Patry,  Charles  Labrfeque. 

Pelletier,  Baillargeon  &  Alleyn,  125 
St.  Peter  St.  Hon.  L.  P.  Pelle- 
tier, K.C.,  Elzdar  Baillargeon, 
J.  A.  Alleyn. 

Pentland,  Stuart  &  Brodie,  56  St. 
PeterSt.  C.  A. T. Pentland, K.C., 
G.  G.  Stuart,  K.C.,  C.  E.  Brodie. 

Pouliot,  L.  A.,  98  St.  Peter  St. 

Power,  Charles  G. 

Prince,J.E.,K.C.,60  Mountain  Hill. 

Robertson,  A.,  K.C.,  95 St.  PeterSt. 

Robertson,  D.C.,  K.C.,  Parliament 
Buildings. 

Rochette,  J.  A. ,  K.C.,  4  St.  Peter  St. 

Roy,  Ernest. 


Savard,  Alfred. 

Smith,  Charles,  125  St.  Peter  St. 

Stafford,  Lawrence,  K.C.,  81  St. 
Peter  St. 

Taschereau,  Ernest. 

Taschereau,  Roy,  Cannon,  & 
Parent.  Hon.  L.  A.  Tasch- 
ereau, K.C.,  F.  Roy,  L.  A. 
Cannon,   Geo.    Parent. 

Tessier  &  Couillard,  72^  St.  Peter 
St.  Hon.  J.  Tessier,  K.C.,  An- 
tonio Couillard. 

Turcotte,H.  A.,K.C.,61  StPeterSt. 

Turcotte  &  Delisle,  234  St.  Joseph 
St.  Jos.  P.  Turcotte,  K.C.,  Oscar 
Delisle. 

TURGEON,  ROY,  LANGLAIS  & 
MORIN,  81  St.  Peter  St.  Hon. 
Ad.  Turgeon,  C.R.,  Em,  Roy, 
M.P.,  Romeo  Langlais,  LL.L., 
Oscar  Morin,  LL.L.     (See  card.) 

Ric}\iTior\d,  Co.  Richmond. 
Artois,  J.  V. 
Mclver,  W.  E. 
McKenzie,  P.  S.  G.,  K.C. 

RimouskI,  Co,  Himouski, 

Asselin,  L.  N.,  K.C. 
Asselin,  R. 
Begin,  P.  A. 
Bernier,  Nap. 

Fiset,  Tessier  &  Tessier.     H.   R. 
Fiset,  Aug.  Tessier,  Kmile  Tessier 
Gagnon,  I. 
Martin,  J.  P.  V. 
Pouliot,  J.  N.,  K.C. 
Sasseville,  E. 
Tache,  Louis. 

Riviere  au  Reriard. 

Chagnon,  M.  J.  E. 

Riviere  du  Loup  Station, 

Co.  Temiscouata. 
Paradis,  L6on. 
I^oberval,  Co.  Chicoutimi. 
Boily,  Armand. 
Lefebvre,  Thomas. 
Pelletier,  Arthur. 
Valine,  J.  D.  P. 

RooK  lslar\d,  Co.  Stanstead, 

Hovey,  Horace  M.,  K.C. 
St.  ^qdrews,  Co.  Argenteuil. 

De  La  Ronde,  R,  P. 

St.  Ai\ne  de  la  Perade. 

Baribeau,  J.  E. 
St.   Eustacl^e,  Co,  Two  Moun- 
tains, 
Champagne,  Hon.  Hector,  K.C. 

St.    Francois    du    Lac, 

Co.  Yamaska, 
AUard,  Hon.  Jules,  K.C. 
Baril,  Z. 

St.  Gedeon. 

Girard,  L.  P. 
St.  George,  Co.  Beauce. 

Bolduc,  R6mi. 
Godbout,  Arthur. 

St.  Hyacirit>\e,  Co.  St.  Hyacinthe 
Beauparlant  &  Marin.    A.  M.  Beau- 

parlant,  K.C,  Emile  Marin,  K.C, 
Beauregard,  J.  O. 
Fontaine,  V.  E.,  K.C. 
Guimont,  Ernest. 
Lussier,  Gendron  &  Guimont.     L. 

Lussier,K.C.,L.  A.  Gendron,  K.C. 

St.  Jerome,  Co.  Terrebonne. 
Beaulieu,  J.  A. 
DeMartigny,  J.  Camille. 


Marchand,  C.  E. 

Nantel  &  Rochon.    W.  B.  Nantel, 

K.C,  G.  Rochon. 
Prevost,  Hon.  J.  J.  B.,  K.C, 

St.  John's,  Co,  St,  John's, 
Carreau,  J.  P. 
Cartier,  L.  J. 
Chasse  &  Prairie.    A.  Chasse,K.C., 

A.  Prairie. 
Demers  &  Belanger.    Jos.  Demers, 

K.C,  L.  C.  Belanger, 
Dore,  P.  J. 
Fortin.  G. 
Girard,  A.  D. 
Messier,  J.  S.,  K.C. 
Poulin,  S. 

St.  Joseph  de  Beauce,  Co. 

Beauce. 
Bouffard,  Pierre,  K.C. 
Bruneau,  Ernest. 
Dufour,  F.  X. 
Hamel,  G.  F.,  K.C. 
Pacaud  &  Morin.     Aug.   Pacaud, 

K.C,  Louis  Morin. 
Poirier,  J.  A. 
Talbot,  L.  U. 
Taschereau,  Gabriel. 

Ste.  Julienne,  Co,  Montcalm, 
Lachapelle,  Adelard. 
Sylvestre,  J.,  K.  C. 

Ste.  Marie,  Co.  Beauce. 
Hamel  &  Fortier.    G.  F.   Hamel, 

K.C,  Hugues  Fortier, 
Morenc}',  J.  A. 
Taschereau  &  Taschereau, 

St.  Romuald  d'Etchemin, 

Co,  Levis. 
Cantin,  Pierre, 

Ste.  Scholastique, Co.  Two  Moun- 
tains. 
Dufresne,  Aug. 
Ethier  &  Lalande.    J.  A.  C  Ethier, 

K.C,  Donat  Lalande. 
Leduc,  J.  D.,  K.C. 

Ste.  Therese,  Co,  Terrebonne, 
Forget,  Joseph. 
Gaudet,  Bernard. 

Shawville,  Co,  Pontiac. 

Drapeau,  R.  A. 

ShawiniganFaliSjCo.  St.  Maurice. 

Lord,  F. 
Paquette,  A.  E. 

Sherbrooke,  Co.  Sherbrooke. 

Bachand,  C.  E. 

Belanger,  L.  C,  K.C. 

Cabana,  Charles  C 

Campbell,  F.,  K.C. 

Cate,  Wells  &  White.    C  W.  Cate, 

K.C,  J.  P.  Wells,  C  D.  White, 
Duffett,  H.  J.,  B.A.,  B.C.L. 
Forest,  Lionel. 
Gendron,  L.  N.  A. 
Hurd  &  Eraser.    A.  Hurd,  K.C, 

H.  R.  Eraser,  K.C. 
Juneau,  P.  A. 
Lawrence,  Morris  &  Mclver.    H. 

D.    Lawrence,  W.  Morris,  K.C, 

W.  E.  Mclver. 
Leonard,  John,  K.C 
McDonald,  R. 
McFadden,  G.  S. 
Nicol,  J. 
O'Bready,  M. 
Panneton  &  Leblanc.    L.  E.  Pan- 

neton,  K.C,  J.  A.  Leblanc. 
Pigeon,  A. 
Rioux,  V.  E.,  L.L,L. 
Rugg,  F.  S, 


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[1911 


Sorel,  Co.  Richelieu. 

AUard,  Adolphe. 
Brousseau,  J.  B.,  K.C. 
Cardin,  P.  J,  A. 
Chevalier,  M. 
Lanctot,  A.,  K.C. 
Lefebvre,  F.,  K.C. 
Magnan,  J.  G. 
Mathieu,  G.  E, 
Vanasse,  A.  P. 
Villiard,  Jos.  A. 
Wurtele,  C.  J.  C. 


Stanstead,  Co.  Stanstead. 

Hackett,  Hon,  M.  F.,  K.C. 

Sweetsburg,  Co.  Missisquoi. 

Giroux,  F,  X.  A. 
Leonard,  A.  J.  E. 
Lynch,  W.  H. 

McKeown     &     Boivin,      W.      K. 
McKeown,  G.  H.  Boivin. 


Tf\etford  Mines,  Co.  Megantic. 
Deschamps,  S. 
Girouard,  Arthur. 
L6ga,r6,  Thomas. 
Talbot,  L.  A. 

Three  Rivers,  Co.  St.  Maurice, 

Barnard,  Jos. 

Blondin  &  D6sy,    L,  J,  Blondin, 

J,  A.  D^sy. 
Bourgeois,  C, 
Btireau,  Methot  &  Bigue,     Hon, 

J,  Bureau,  K,C.,  Sol.-Gen.,  G. 

Methot,  Ph.  Bigue, 
Comeau  &  B^liveau.  J,  A.  Comeau, 

K.C,  A,  Beliveau. 
D^silets,  Auguste, 
D6silet8,  Frs. 
Guillet,  L.  P.,  K.C. 
Marchand,  Bruno. 
Martel.&  Duplessis.     P,  N,  Martel, 

K.C,  N.  L.  Duplessis,  K.C, 
Ogden,  C,  G. 
Paquin,  L.  D. 
Robichon,  G.  H. 
Tessier,  J.  A.,  K.C. 


Valleyfleld,  Co,  Beauharnois. 

Brossoit,  Numa, 
Codebecq,  L. 
Laplante,  J.  Bte,  R, 
Laurendeau,  J,  G.,  K.C. 
Legault,  J.  A, 
Papineau,  L.  J,,  K.C. 
Plante,  Arthur,  K.C 

Vaudreuil,  Co,  Vaudreuil. 
Bastien,  Frs,  de  S.,K.C. 

Victoriaville,  Co.  Arthabaska. 
Lalibert6,  Wilfrid. 

Ville-Marie. 

Cherrier,  Andr6. 
Cousineau,  Osias. 

Waterloo,  Co.  Shefford. 

Cloutier,  R. 
Jacques,  J,  A. 
Nutting,  Chas,  A,,  K,C, 

Windsor  IMills,  Co.  Richmond. 
Campbell,  F.,  K.C. 


REGISTRATION    DIVISIONS,    ONTARIO. 


DURHAM..— East  Rtdinj— Townships  of  Hope,  Cavan, 
and  Manvers;  Town  of  Port  Hope  and  Village  of 
Millbrook,  West  ilidi'n^— Townships  of  Darlington, 
Clarke  and  Cartwright ;  Town  of  Bowmanville  and 
Village  of  Newcastle. 

GREY.— North  Riding  — Townships  of  Collingwood, 
Euphrasia,  St.  Vincent,  Sydenham,  Holland,  Sulli- 
van, Sarawak,  Keppel  and  Derby  ;  Towns  of  Owen 
Sound,  Meaford  and  Thornbury  ;  Village  of  Chats- 
worth,  South  Riding— Townships  of  Artemesia, 
Bentinck,  Egremont,  Glenelg,  Normanby,  Osprey 
and  Proton;  Towns  of  Durham  and  Hanover; 
Villages  of  Markdale  and  Dundalk, 

ItAN ARK.— North  Riding— Townships  of  Ramsay,  Dal- 
housie,  Lanark,  Pakenham,  Darling,  Lavant  and 
North  Sherbrooke  ;  Village  of  Lanark  and  Town  of 
Almonte  and  Carleton  Place.  South  Riding- 
Townships  of  Beckwith,  Montague,  North  Elmsley, 
North  Burgess,  Bathurst,  Drummond  and  South 
Sherbrooke ;  Town  of  Perth ;  Town  of  Smith's 
Falls, 

MANITOULIN,— Townships  of  Allan,  Assiginack,  Barrie 
Island,  Bidwell,  Billings,  Burpee,  Campbell,  Carlyle, 
Carnarvon,  Cockburn  Island,  Dawson,  Gordon, 
Howland,  Mills,  Robinson,  Rutherford,  Sandfield, 
Sheginandah,  Tenkummah  ;  Towns  of  Gore  Bay 
and  Little  Current ;  Villages  of  Honora,  Kayawong, 
Killarney,  Manitowaning,  Meldrum,  Michaels  Bay, 
Providence  Bay,  Shaftesbury,  Sheginandah,  South 
Baymouth,  Tolsmaville, 

MIDDLESEX.— ^ast  and  North  Riding— Townships  of 
London,  Westminster,  Dorche.ster,  West  Nissouri, 
Adelaide,  Lobo,  East  and  West  Williams,  McGillivray 
and  Biddulph,  Town  of  Parkhill,  and  the  Villages 


of  Ailsa  Craig  and  Lucan.  West  Riding — Town 
ships  of  Delaware,  Caradoc,  Ekfrid,  Mosa  and 
Metcalfe;  Town  of  Strathroy,  and  Villages  of 
Newbury,  Wardsville  and  Glencoe. 

NORTHUMBERLAND.  — ^ast  Riding —Townships  of 
Cramahe,  Brighton,  Murray,  Percy  and  Seymour; 
Town  of  Campbellford ;  Villages  of  Colbome, 
Brighton  and  Hastings.  West  Riding— Townships 
of  Hamilton,  Haldimand,  Alnwick  and  South 
Monaghan  ;    Town  of  Cobourg, 

PERTR.—North  Riding— Townships  North  Easthope, 
Ellice,  Logan,  Elma,  Mornington  and  Wallace ;  City 
of  Stratford  ;  Town  of  Listowel ;  Village  of  Milver- 
ton.  South  iiidw<7— Townships  of  South  Easthope, 
Downie,  FuUarton,  Hibbert,  and  Blanshard  ;  Towns 
of  St,  Mary's  and  Mitchell. 

TORONTO  EAST,— All  the  city  east  of  Spadina  Avenue 
and  including  the  Island, 

WELLINGTON,— iVort/i  Riding— Townships  of  Arthur 
West  Luther,  Minto,  Peel  and  Maryborough ;  Villages 
of  Arthur,  Clifford  and  Drayton ;  Towns  of  Harriston, 
Mount  Forest  and  Palmerston.  South  and  Centre 
Ridings— Townships  of  West  Garafraxa,  Erin,  Era- 
mosa,  Puslinch,  Nichol,  Pilkington  and  Guelph ; 
City  of  Guelph ;  Villages  of  Fergus,  Flora  and  Erin. 

YORK.— ^or«^  iJidmflf- Townships  of  King.Whitchurch, 
East  and  North  Gwillimbury  and  Georgina ;  Towns 
of  Newmarket  and  Aurora;  Villages  of  Sutton, 
Holland  Landing  and  part  of  Stouffville,  East  and 
West  Ridings  —  Townships  of  York,  Markham, 
Vaughan,  Scarborough  and  Etobicoke ;  Towns  of 
North  Toronto,  East  Toronto  and  Toronto  Junction; 
Villages  of  Markham,  Richmond  Hill,  Weston, 
Woodbridge,  and  part  of  Stoufifville, 


NoTK,  —For  list  of  County  Registrars  see  County  and  Judicial  Officers,  Ontario. 


1911] 


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BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  MANITOBA. 

Note.— While  great  pains  have  been  taken  to  make  the  following-  list  complete  and  accurate  the  publishers 
do  not  guarantee  to  give  the  names  of  all  Barristers  and  Solicitors  practising  in  Manitoba  and  the  North-west 
Territories.  If  any  names  have  been  omitted  or  mistakes  made  the  Editor  will  gladly  correct  them  in  the  next 
issue.     Address  Editor  Canadian  Almanac,  64  and  06  Front  Street  West,  Toronto. 


Beausejour. 

Crawford,  J.  D. 

Birtle. 

Stubbs,  St.  G. 


Buckingham,  N.  P. 
Manby,  W.  de 
Morrow,  J. 

Brandon. 

Adolph  &  McKay. 
Clement,  Clement  &  Brandon. 
Coldwell,  Coleman  &  Curran. 
Henderson  &  Matheson. 
Howden  &  Howden. 
Ingram,  J.  H. 
Macdonald,  R.  G. 
Noble,  J.  B. 
Philip  &  Kilgour. 

Carberry. 

Barrett,  G. 
Card,  W.  D. 
Hooper,  H.  R. 

Carman. 

Butcher,  F.  J. 
Haverson,  J.  H. 
Robison,  H.  E. 

Crystal  City. 

Garbutt,  O.  D. 

Dauphin. 

Bawden,  E.  J. 
Campbell  &  Simpson. 
Harvey  &  Bowman. 

Deloraine.  ' 

Mather,  J.  A. 
Paterson,  G. 

Elgin. 

Hamilton,  H. 

Emersoq. 

Anderson,  J. 
Forrester,  David. 

Gilbert  Plains. 

Corey,  J.  G. 

Gladstone. 

Jacob  &  Cameron. 
Smith,  D. 

Clenboro. 

Mitchell,  F.  H. 

Grand  View. 

Bruce,  R.  A. 

Hamiota. 

Bennest,  F.  C. 
Langdale,  F.  E. 

Hartney. 

Hamilton,  H. 

Holland. 

Rixon,  H.  L. 

Killarney. 

Hay.  A.  G. 
Monteith,  G.  B. 

Macgregor. 

MacKinnon,  J.  P. 

Klanitou. 

Bradley,  G.  F. 
Ellis  &" Armstrong. 

n^elita. 

Archibald,  G.  W. 
Crerar,  J. 

Mliniota. 

Mackenzie,  R.  G.  R. 


Minnedosa. 

Fisher  &  Eakins. 
Leighton,  A. 
Maulson,  H.  F. 
St.  John,  C. 

IV|orderi. 

Bowen,  A.  W. 
McConnell,  H.  M. 
McLaren,  McLeod  &  Black. 

Mlorris. 

McTaggart,  R.  M. 


Davis,  F.  L. 
Howden,  J.  H. 
Wemyss  J. 

Pilot  Mound. 

Donald,  W.  A. 
McLellan,  G.  A. 

Portage  La  Prairie. 

Cowan,  H.  J. 
McPherson,  E.  A. 
Meighen  &  Hogg. 
Ryan,  B. 
Taylor,  F.  G, 
Williams  &  Garland. 

f{apid  City. 

Nelles,  R.  A. 


Cates,  A.  K. 
MacMillon,  E.  D. 

(fivers. 

Marshall,  H.  B. 


Tingley,  A.  R. 
Reed,  H.  P. 

Slioal  Lake. 

Markle,  M.  C. 

Somerset. 

Antonin,  Dubec. 
Fisher  &  Eakins. 

Souris. 

Boswell  &  Forrest. 
Morrison,  A.  S. 

Stonewall. 

Arundel,  H.  A.  / 

Coleman,  W.  W.        . 

Swar\  I{iver. 

Rothwell,  B.  E. 
Wright,  S.  R. 

Treherne. 

Andrews  &  Andrews. 

Virdet]. 

Goulter  &  Singer. 
Pritchard,  J. 
Smith,  A.  W.  H. 

Wawanesa. 

Atkinson,  C.  L. 

West  Selkirk. 

Heap  &  Heap. 
O'Reilly,  J. 

Winnipeg. 

Aikins,  Fullerton  &  Coyne. 
Andrews,    Andrews,    Burbidge   & 

Bastedo. 
Beattie,  H. 

Bernier,  Blackwood  &  Bernier. 
Brooks  &  Sutherland. 
Bonnar,  Trueman  &  Thorburn. 
Baker  &  Young. 
Baker,  H.  N. 
Baubien,  L.  P. 


Campbell,  Pitblado  &  Co. 

Chaff ey,  B.  E. 

Chapman  &  Green. 

Chalmers,  J.  H. 

Clark  &  Sweatman. 

Corbett,  W.  A. 

Coude  &  Kennedy. 

Coulter,  G. 

Craig  &  Ross. 

Daly,  Crichton,  McClure  &  Cohen. 

Devaux,  J.  L. 

Donovan,  W.  J. 

Dubuc  &  Towers. 

Elliott,  MacNeil  &  Deacon. 

Ewart,  A.  C. 

Ferguson,  T.  R. 

Finklestein  &  Morrisey. 

Fisher,  Wilson, Battram  &  Hamilton 

Graham  &  Graham. 

Hagel,  N.  F. 

Hagel,  P.  E. 

Haney,  J.  R. 

Hansford,  J.  E. 

Hartley  &  Ross. 

Heap  &  Stratton. 

Heinemann,  L.  G. 

Higgins  &  Manahan. 

Hough,  Campbell  &  Ferguson. 

Hubbard  &  Hannesson. 

Hudson,  Howell,  Ormond&  Marlatt 

Hugg,  Adamson  &  Hugg. 

Huggard,  J.  T. 

Hull,  Sparling  &  Sparling. 

Hunt  &  Noble. 

Hamilton,  W.  0. 

Jacob  &  Moore. 

Johnston  &  Parker. 

Leech  &  Leech. 

Levinson,  E.  R. 

Laidlaw  &  St.  John. 

Macdonald,  Haggart,  Sullivan&  Tarr 

Machray,  Sharpe  &  Dennistoun. 

Magnusson,  R.  A.  W. 

Manahan  &  Coude. 

Manning,  R.  A.  C. 

Matthew,  N.  J. 

McAllister,  A.  B. 

McArthur,  F.  G.  J. 

McKerchar  &  Forrester. 

McKinnon  J.  P. 

McLaws,  W.  L. 

McLean,  D.  R.  C. 

MoMeans,  L. 

McPherson  &  Saunderson. 

Metcalfe  &  Sharp. 

Monkman,  A. 

Moody,  G. 

Moran  &  Anderson. 

Morley  &  Suffield. 

Morrice  &  O'Connor. 

Mulock,     Loftus,     Armstrong    & 

Lindsay. 
Munroe,  McKenzie  &  Macqueen. 
Munson,  Allan,  Laird  &  Davis. 
Murray,  A.  H.  S. 
Nason  &  Thomas. 
Nugent,  F.  S. 
Phillips  &  Whitla. 
Richards  &  Afleck. 
Rothwell,  Johnson  &  Bergman. 
Sharp,  Stacpole  &  Elliott. 
Sparling,  Sparling  &  Hossack. 
Spice  &  Symington. 
Sproule  &  Locke. 
Steinkopt  &  Lawrence. 
Sutherland,  R.  R. 
Taylor  &  Bowles. 
Thompson,  B.  W. 
Thomson  &  Jameson. 
Tupper,  Gait,    Tupper,    Minty    «& 

McTavish. 
Van  Hallen.  G.  S. 
Wilton,  McMurray  &  De  Lorme. 
Wright  &  Tench. 


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SASKATCHEWAN. 


i\lameda. 

Smith,  C.  B. 

Areola. 

Brooksmith,  E.  J. 
Finesley,  J.  A. 
Harris,  E.  W.  F. 
Matheson,  A.  M. 

Biggar. 

Orr,  R. 
Vrooman,  A.  E. 

Balgonie. 

Carman,  R.  A. 

Battleford. 

Earle,  R.  R. 
Livingston,  W.  W, 
McHugh,  Geo.  O. 

Broadview. 

MacDonald,  H.  W. 

Canora. 

Johnston,  J.  K. 

Cariyle. 

Williams,  W.  H. 

Carnduff. 

Campbell,  E.  J. 
Perkins,  W.  J. 

Craik. 

Watkins  &  Embury. 

Cupar. 

Bence,  A.  E. 

Davidson. 

Routledge,  A.  W. 

Dui]duri]. 

Acheson  &  Shannon. 

Elbow. 

Routledge,  A.  W. 

Esterliazy. 

Davidson,  J.  N. 

Estevan. 

Lockhart,  N.  J. 
Morphy,  H.  N. 

Eyebrow. 

Regan,  O.  R. 

Fillmore. 

Brown  &  Thomson. 

Cairisborough. 

Campbell,  E.  J. 

Covar\. 

Bence,  A.  E. 

Crenfell. 

Peel,  W. 
Sparling,  H.  Q. 


Bassatio. 

O'Keeffe,  J. 

Blalrmore. 

Ede,  T. 
Munro,  R.  G. 
Martin,  T.  B. 

Calgary. 

Ailken  &  Wright. 
Bernard  &  Bernard. 
CoUinson,  B.  F.  W. 


Grayson- 

Grimmett,  T.  T. 

Hartley. 

Baldwin,  J.  0. 

Ifumbolt. 

Crerar,  J.  M. 
Elliott,  S. 
McLean,  A.  L. 

Indian  Head. 

Gordon  &  Lennox. 
Wilson  &  Bothwell. 

I^amsack. 

Johnston,  J.  K. 

I^indersley. 

Russell,  E.  J. 

l^iqistir\o. 

Graham,  J.  R. 

Kipling. 

Brown  &  Thomson. 

Langhain- 

Gold,  W.  J. 

Lanigan. 

Bence,  A.  E. 
Ouseley  &  Elliott. 

Lemberg. 

Farrow,  A.  W. 

Lioydminster. 

Bell,  S.  R. 
Hofifmann,  N.  R. 
Lyall,  H.  C. 
Munroe,  J.  D. 

Lumsden. 

Watkins  &  Embury. 

IVlarior. 

Brooksmith,  E.  S. 

B^aple  Creek. 

Burnett,  A. 
Miall,  E.  A. 

Melfort. 

Goodwillie,  F.  B. 
Gunne,  W.  R. 
Stewart,  A.  M. 

n^eiville. 

DeRoche,  H.  M.  P. 
Haig,  J.  B. 
McKim,  L.  T. 
Ring,  L.  B. 

Milestor\e. 

Brandon,  R.  T. 

Moose  Jaw. 

Caldwell,  J.  E. 
Chisholm  &  Regan. 
Grayson  &  Armstrong. 


Gravel  &  Gravel. 
Knowles  &  Hare. 
Lemon,  H.  S. 
Seaburn  &  Taylor. 
Willoughby,    Pickett    & 
Craig. 

IV[oosomin. 

Elwood  &  Wilson. 
Wylie  &  Mundell. 

Netherill. 

Russell,  E.  J. 

N.  Battleford. 

Conroy,  F.  R. 
Brehaut,  A. 
Earle  &  Keith. 
Panton,  A.  M. 
Keith,  D. 

Nokomis. 

Braithwait,  G.  A.  W. 

OutlooK. 

Hume,  E.  W. 
Philaon,  A.  E. 
Nelson,  H.  M. 

Oxbow. 

Murphy,  J.  D. 

Prinoe  Albert. 

Doak,  A.  E. 
McGuire,  Hon.  T.  H. 
McKay  &  Adam. 
McMillan,  J. 
Turgeon  &  Lindsay. 

Qu'i\ppelle. 

Dickson,  A.  E. 
Fitzgerald,  C.  E.  T. 
Hall,  F.  W. 

Quill  Lake. 

Ouseley  &  Elliott. 

Radisori. 

Earle  &  Keith. 
Gold,  W.  J. 

Regina. 

Allan,  Gordon  &  Bryant. 
Balfour,  Martin,  Casey  & 

Brown. 
Ball  &  Leahy. 
Barr,  G.  H. 
Brown,  T.  D. 
Casey,  Avery,  B.C.L. 
Doer  &  Guggisberg. 
Embury,     Watkins    & 

Scott. 
•  Haultain,  Cross  &  Jonah. 
Leahy,  W.  J. 
Mackenzie,  Brown,  Thom 

&  Frame. 
Ross  &  Bigelow. 
Secord,  J.  C. 


Smith,  A.  L. 
Trant,  Wm. 
Wood  &  McCausland. 

Rostherii. 

McCraney  &  Hutchinson. 

Saltcoats. 

Patrick  &  Poland. 

Saskatoon. 

Acheson  &  Shannon. 
Baldwin,  J.  O. 
Borland,  F.  M. 
Ferguson  &  McDermid. 
MacDonald,  B.  D. 
Mclntyre,  A.  M. 
McLean,  D. 
Milden,  J. 
Routledge,  A.  W. 
Smith,  Brown,  Stratton, 
Sutherland  &  Jordan. 

Scott. 

Nay,  R.  E. 

Sintaluta. 

Gordon  &  Lennox. 
Thomson  &  Kennedy. 

Strassbourg. 

Seller,  L.  A. 

Swift  Current. 

Smyth,  W.  O. 
Wadsworth,  H.  H. 

Tyvan. 

J.  B.  Leadley  &  Brown. 

Wadei\a. 

Hearn,  J.  H. 

Waterous. 

Davidson,  R.  B. 

Wats-  n. 

Ouseley  &  Elliott. 

Weybourne. 

Black  &  Hilliar. 
Kellock,  W.  M, 
Morphy,  H.  N. 

Wolseley. 

Cole,  D.  H. 
Thompson  &  Kennedy. 

Wynyard. 

Parker  &  Livingstone. 

Yellowgrass. 

Black,  O.  S. 

Yorkton. 

MacLean,  J.  F. 
Parsons,  W.  R. 
Parker  &  Livingstone. 
Patrick  &  Boland. 
Worsley,  R.  W^ 


ALBERTA. 


Clarry,  L.  F. 
Jones  &  Pescod. 
Lent  &  Jones. 
Lougheed,  Bennett,  Alli- 
son &  McLaws. 
McArdle,  I.  W. 
McGillivray  &  Robertson. 
McLaurin,  W.  R. 
McLean,  H.  W. 
Millican  &  Millican. 
Mofifatt,  D.  S. 
Muir,  Jephson  &  Adams. 
Nichols  &  Savary. 


Nolan  &  Eaton. 

Matheson,  0.  W. 

Peacock,  M.  B. 

Reilly,  C  B. 

Ryan,  E.  F. 

Short,  Ross  &  Selwood. 

Steele,  H.  S. 

Stewart,     Tweedle     & 

Charman. 
Stuart  &  Lathwell. 
Taylor,  W.  P. 
Varley,  J.  E. 
Waines,  W.  L. 


Walsh,  McCarthy  &  Car- 
son. 

Camrose. 

Burgess  &  McKay. 
Cannifif,  J.  F. 

Cardston. 

Johnston,  W.  S. 
Laurie,  W. 

CarrT\angay 

Hogg,  A.  B. 


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Carstairs. 

Moore,  0.  W. 

Castor 

Locks,  E.  C. 
Murphy,  R.  C 

Claresholtn. 

Haslam,  H.  O. 
Langmuir,  F. 
Watt,  J.  R. 

Coleman. 

Martin,  McNeill  &  Moore. 

Didsbury. 

Patterson,  H.  S. 

Edmonton. 

Bishop,    Grant    &  Dela- 

vault. 
Bown,  J.  C.  F.,  K.C. 
Boyle  &  Parlee. 
Byers,  F.  D. 
Clarke,  J.  A. 
Cormack  &  Mackie. 
Cowan,  I.  S. 
Dawson,     Hyndman     & 

Hyndman. 
Dickey,  H.  A. 
Dubuc  &  Madore. 
Eag:er,  M.  W. 
Edwards,  E.  B. 
Emery,  Newell  &  Bolton. 
Ewing  &  Harvey. 
Gariepy  &  Landry. 
Gilbert,  Henry. 
Griesbach,  &  O'Connor. 
Macdonald,  J.  K. 
McCaul,  C.  C. 
McDonald  &  Tighe. 
McKinnon  &  Cogswell. 
Rae,  W.  A. 
Robertson,    Dickson     & 

Macdonald. 
Short,    Woods,    Biggar, 

Cowan  &  Collisson. 


Stuart  &  McQuaid. 
Wallbridge,  J.  E. 
Williams,  E.  B. 

Fort  Saskatchewan. 

Corbett,  W.  M. 
Robertson  &  Dickson. 

FranK- 

Martin,  McNeill  &  Moore. 

Cleichen 

Corey,  B.  S. 

Cranum. 

Gillespie,  T. 

High  River. 

Arnold,  A.  J. 
Ballachey,  Alec  A. 
McCorquodale.  A.  Y. 

Holder^. 

Matheson,  C.  W. 

Innisfail. 

Barnett,  J. 
Oldham,  F.  M. 

I^combe. 

McDonald,  A.  M. 
Poole,  J. 
Trimble,  H.  M.  " 

Leduc 

Marks,  A.  L. 

Lethbridge. 

Conybeare,     Church  ,  & 

McArthur. 
Ives  &  Ball. 
Johnstone  &  Ritchie. 
MacKenzie,  E.  C. 
Poapst,  Dunwoody. 
Simmons  &  Shepherd. 
Smith  &  Cameron. 

Lloydnilrister. 

Lisle,  H.  C. 
Munro,  H.  D. 


IMacleod. 

Campbell  &  Fawcett. 
Hicks,  Jos. 
Macleod,  Colin. 
Langdon,  Kenneth. 
McKenzie,   McDonald  & 

Watt. 
McNeil  &  Martin. 

Manville. 

Ebbett,  A.  W. 

IMedlcine  Hat. 

Begg,  Wm.  A. 
Kealy,  O.  W. 
Mahaffy,  J.  J. 
White,  Donald  G, 

Morinville. 

St.  Germain,  O. 

Nanton. 

Smith,  G.  P. 

Ol<0tol<8. 
Stockford,  O.  B. 
Varley,  F.  W. 

Olds. 

Hoffmann,  N.  R. 
Robertson  &  McGregor. 
Thomson,  H.  U. 

Pincher  Creek. 

Kemmis  &  Thomson. 
Ormond,  D.  M. 
Palmer  &  Thomson. 

Ponoka. 

Chartres,  W.  M. 
Jackson,  J.  A. 

i{ed  Deer. 

Crawford,  J.  L. 
Green  &  Payne. 
Moore  &  Durie. 


Staveley 

Norris,  G.  G. 

Stettler. 

Costigan,  J.  T. 
Harding  &  McPhee. 
Robertson,  W.  C. 

Stony  Plain 

Robertson,  Dickson  &  Co. 
(Lundy,  F.  W.) 

Stratl\cona. 

Downes,  G.  F. 
Lavell  &  Allison. 
Mills,  N.  D. 

Rutherford  &  Jamieson. 
Tipton,  J.  G. 
Willson,  N.  C. 

Stratl\more 

Peacock,  M.  B. 
Petrie,  J.  J. 

Taber. 

Myers,  H.  G. 
Prowse,  J.  H. 

Tofleld. 

Naunton,  H.  W. 

Vermilion. 

Murray  &  Ebbett. 

Yegreville. 

Morrison,  F.  A. 
Russell,  A.  H. 

YIKing. 

Kelcey,  W.  B.  F. 

Wainwright. 

Fieldhouse,  H.  V. 

Wetaskiwin. 

Logic  &  Manley. 
O'Brien,  M.  E. 
Odell,  W.  H. 
Wilkins,  E.  D.  H.  


YUKON. 


Dawson  City. 

Ashbaugh,  R.  L. 
Bell,  J.  L. 
Black  &  Black. 


Bleecker  &  O'Dell. 
Congdon,  F.  T.,  K.C. 
Gwillin  &  Crisp. 
McDougall  &  McPeake. 


Patullo  &  Tobin. 
Smith,  J.  P. 
Stacpoole,  F.  J. 
Tabor,  C.  W.  O. 


White  Horse  Pass. 

Phelps,  W.  L. 


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Tweedy,  George. 

Ci\arlottetown. 

Bayfield,  Edward,  K.C. 

Carvell,  W.  F.  H. 

Haszard,  Gaudet  &  Haszard.  F.  L. 
Haszard,  K.C,  G.  Gaudet,  L. 
Haszard. 

Haviland.  E.  H. 

Johnston  &  McCallum.  J.  J.  John- 
ston, K.C,  C  D.  McCallum, 

Macdonald,  John  A. 

Macdonald,  John  S. 

Martin,  K.  I. 

Matheson,  McDonald  &  Stewart.  J. 
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K.C,  W.  E.  Bentley. 

McKinnon  &  McNeil.  D.  A.  Mc- 
Kinnon, K.C,  R.  N.  McNeill. 

Morson  &  Duffy.  W.  A.  O.  Morson, 
K.C,  G.  C  Duffy. 

Palmer,  James  H.,  K.C. 

Reddin,  James  H. 

Smallwood,  C.  R. 

Stewart  &  Campbell.  W.  S.  Stew- 
art, K.C,  Norman  Campbell. 

Warburton  &  Shaw.  A.  B.  War- 
.  burton,  K.C,  D.  E.  Shaw. 

Weeks,  William  A. 


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Inman,  George  S. 
Souris. 

Fraser  &  McQuaid. 

Sumn\erside. 

Bell  &  Tanton.    J.  H.  Bell,  K.C, 

B.  Tanton. 
McLeod,  Neil. 
McQuarrie  &  Arsenault.      N.  Mc- 

Quarrie,  K.C,  A.  E.  Arsenault. 
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Strong,  Heath. 
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Amherst,  Co.  Cumberland. 

Casey,  Clarence  E. 

Davis,  J.  Alder. 

Davison,  R.  B.  H. 

Donkin,  W.  Frederick. 

Hewson,  Edgar. 

Logan  &  Ralston.    Hance  J.  Logan, 

K.C.,  J.  L.  Ralston. 
Mackenzie,  A.  G. 
Pugsley,  W.  J. 
Ratchford,  Charles  E, 
Rhodes,  Edgar  N. 
Rogers,    Purdy    &    Milner.       T. 

Sherman  Rodgers,  K.C.,  Henry 

A.  Purdy,  F.  L.  Milner. 
Rogers,  H.  Wykofif. 
Smith,  Charles  R.,  K.C. 
Smith,  John  T. 
Sterne,  George  H. 

Annapolis  Royal,  Co.  Annapolis. 

Bohaker,  G.  T. 
Cheese,  George  Owen. 
Harris,  Fred.  T. 
Owen,  Jacob  M.,  K.C. 
Ruggles,  Henry  Dwight. 

Antigonish,  Co.  Antigonish. 

Boyd,  John  A. 
Cameron,  Allen  Joseph. 
Chisholm,  Christopher  C,  K.C. 
Chisholm,  Daniel  C. 
Chisholm,  William. 
Girroir,  Lavin  E. 
Gregory,  C.  Ernest,  K.C. 
Griffin,  Rob  Roy. 
Macdonald,  Daniel,  K.C. 
Macdonald,  A. 
Wall,  Joseph  A. 
Wall,  James. 

Arlohat,  Co.  Richmond. 

Cameron,  A.  J, 

Miller,  Hon.  William,  K.C. 

Baddeck,  Co.  Victoria. 
Blanchard,  H.  Percy. 
McDonald,  A.  J. 

Bear  River,  Co.  Digby. 

Jones,  Fred. 

Bridgetown,  Co.  Annapolis. 
Daniels,  Orlando  T.,  K.C. 
Irvin,  John. 
Miller,  Oliver  S. 
Morse,  Albert. 

Ruggles,  T.   D.   &  Sons.     Edwin 
Ruggles,  K.C,  Harry  Ruggles. 

Bridgewater,  Co.  Lunenburg. 
McLean  &  Margeson.     James  A. 
McLean,  K.C,  J.  W.  Margeson. 
Marshall,  William  E. 
Owen,  William  H.,  K.C. 
Paton,  Vincent  J.,  K.C. 
Roberts,  Arthur. 
Whitford,  J.  Arthur. 

Digby,  Co.  Digby. 
Copp,  Albert  J.  S. 
Dennison,  Henry  L.,  K.C. 
Gilpin,  Thomas  Bernard. 
Morse,  Leander  S. 
Monroe,  Robert  G. 
Nichols,  F.  W. 
Viets,  John  M. 
Viets,  Robert  B. 


Glace  Bay,  Co.  Cape  Breton. 
Carroll,  William  F. 
Douglas    &    Chipman.      John    C 

Douglas,  F.  B.  A.  Chipman. 
Harrington  &  Cameron.    Gordon 

S.  Harrington, J.  McK.  Cameron. 
McDonald,  A.  J. 
Tobin,  William  R. 

Guysborough,  Co.  Guysborough. 
Floyd,  Duncan  P. 
Fulton,  J.  Avard. 
McGillivray,  A.  H.,  K.C. 

Halifax,  Co.  Halifax. 

Allison,  Edmund  P. 

Barnhill,  Jacob  L. 

Barnstead,  Arthur  S. 

Bell,  Francis  H.,  K.C. 

Bligh,  Frederick  P. 

Borden,  Harold  C. 

Cahalane,  Thomas  J. 

Chisholm,  John  M. 

Chisholm,  Joseph  A.,  K.C 

Cluney,  Andrew,  K.C. 

Cummings,  Alfred  G. 

Davidson,  F.  L. 

Davison,  James  McG. 

Eaton  &  Beckwith.     Brenton  H. 

Eaton, K.C, Horace L.  Beckwith. 
Fenerty,  Lloyd  H. 
Fielding,  George  H. 
Finn,  Robert  Emmett. 
Foster    &,    Foster.      William    R. 

Foster,  William  Gore  Foster. 
Geldert,  John  M. 
Hanright,  Fred.  W. 
Harris,  Henry,  Rogers  &  Harris. 

Robert  E.  Harris,  K.  C,  W.  A. 

Henry,  K.C,  T.  Sherman  Rogers, 

K.C,  Reginald  V.  Harris, Gilbert 

S.  Stairs. 
Huggins,  W.  H. 
Hunt,  J.  Johnston,  K.C. 
Jones,  Harry  Treadwell. 
King  &  Barss.    Edwin  D.   King, 

K.C,  William  L.  Barss. 
Knight,  James  A. 
LeNoir,  Melaim  U. 
Lyons,  William  A. 
MacCoy,  Wensley  B. 
Macdonald,  Alvin  F. 
McDougall,  John, 
Mclnnes,  Mellish,  Fulton  &  Kenny. 

Hector  McInnes.K.  C  .Humphrey 

Mellish,  K.C,  Willard  H.  Fulton, 

Joseph  B.  Kenny. 
Macllreith  &  Tremaine.      Robert 

T.   Macllreith,  Charles  F.  Tre- 
maine. 
Mackay,  Adams  A.,  K.C 
MacLellan,  W.  E. 
MacLellan,  Robert  William, 
MacLellan,  Wilson  W. 
MacLeod,  John  R. 
Mahon,  Harry  E. 
Mathers,  Frederick  F. 
Mills,  William  Addison. 
Morrison,  Alfred  G.,  K.C 
Murphy,  Thomas  W, 
Murray  &  Mackinnon,     Robert  E. 

Murray,  John  L.  Mackinnon. 
Nichols,  George  E.  E. 
Netting,  Thomas. 
Oakes,  Ingram  B. 
O'Connor  &  Meagher.     William  F, 

O'Connor,  T.  Joseph  N.  Meagher. 
O'Hearn,  Walter  J. 
O'Mullin,  John  C 


Outram,  Frederick  P. 

Owen,  Daniel  M. 

Payzant,   J.   Y.  &  Son.    John  Y. 

Payzant,  K.C,  Wm.  L.  Payzant, 
Outhit  <fe  Fullerton.    J.  F.  Outhit. 

K.C,  Varley  B.  Fullerton. 
Pearson,   Covert  &  Pearson.      B. 

F.    Pearson,    K.C,    Walter   H. 

Covert,  K.C,G.  Fred.  Pearson. 
Power,  John  J.,  K.C 
Power,  Hon.  Lawrence  G.,  K.C 
Reynolds,  Maynard  M. 
Richey,  Hon.  Matthew  H.,  K.C. 
Ritchie  &  Robertson.     W.  B.  A. 

Ritchie,  K.C,  T.  R.  Robertson. 
Ritchie,  James  J.,  K.C 
Ritchie,  George. 
Ross,  John  T.,  K.C 
Silver  &  Macdonald.     Alfred    E. 

Silver,  K.C,  Jas.  A.  Macdonald. 
Slayter,  James  M. 
Ternan,  Gerald  B. 
Terrell,  James. 
Thompson,  Ernest  W. 
Thomson,  Walter  K. 
Tobin,  Thomas  F. 
Tremaine,  Frederick  J.,  K.C. 
Walsh,  William  W. 
Weldon,  Richard  Chapman,  K.C. 
Weston,  Byron  A, 
White,  Hon.  A.  J. 
Whitman,  Alfred. 
Wood,  John  E. 

Inverness,  Co.  Inverness. 
McNeil,  Daniel,  K.C 
MacEchen,  Francis  A, 

Judique,  Co.  Inverness. 
Mackay,  John  G, 

l^entville,  Co.  King's. 
Masters,  Frederick  A. 
Newcomb,  Louis  F. 
Roscoe  &  Roscoe.     W.  E.  Roscoe, 

K.C,  Barry  W.  Roscoe. 
Rand,  Fred.  C 
Shafner  &  Tufts.    Willard  P.  Shaf- 

ner,  Clifford  A.  Tufts. 
Webster     &     Dunlop.       Barclay 

Webster,   K.C,   A.   E.   Dunlop, 
Wickwire    &    Pineo,      Henry    H, 

Wickwire,  Avard  V.  Pineo. 

Liverpool,  Co.  Queen's. 
Hall,  William  L. 
Mack,  Hon.  Jason  M.,  K.C 
McLean  &  Purney.    James  A.  Mc- 
Lean, K.C,  W.  P.  Purney. 
Pyke,  John  George. 

Lockeport,  Co.  Queen's. 
Locke,  Enos  C 

Lunenburg,  Co.  Lunenburg. 

Chesley,  Samuel  A. 

Kaulbaeh,  Rupert  C  S. 

Lane,  Charles  W. 

MacLean  &  Matheson.  A.  K.  Mac- 
Lean,  K.C,  Attorney-General, 
Donald  F.  Matheson. 

Mabou,  Co.  Inverness. 
Cameron,  John  A.  H. 

Margaree,  Co.  Inverness. 

Gallant,  Thomas. 
Middleton,  Co.  Annapolis. 

Davison,  A.  L. 

Parsons,  William  G. 


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BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS   IN  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


449 


Musquodoboit,  Co.  Halifax. 
Sedgewick,  James  A. 

flew  Glasgow,  Co.  Pictou. 

Fitzpatrick,  H.  K. 
Graham,  Robert  H. 
Jennison,  J.  Leslie,  K.C. 
Jennison,  Hedley  V. 
McKay,  Robert  G. 
Sinclair,  J.  H..  K.C. 

NortJi  Sydriey,  Co.  Cape  Breton. 
Archibald,  Blowers,  K.C. 
Armstrong,  John  N. 
Butts,  Robert  H. 
McDonald,  John  A. 
McKenzie    &   Macmillan.     D.   D. 

McKenzie,K.C.,N.  A, Macmillan 
Macdonald,  Joseph. 
McPhie,  Daniel. 
Murray,  George  H.,  K.C,  Premier 

and  Prov.  Sec'y. 
Phalen,  Richard  F. 

Oxford,  Co.  Cumberland. 
Oxley,  C.  H. 

Parrsboro',  Co.  Cumberland. 
McKenna,  H.  W. 

Pictou,  Co.  Pictou. 
Dickson,  William  A. 
Macdonald,  William. 
McLeod,  John  D. 
Macdonald  &  Ives.      Edward  M. 

Macdonald,  K.C,  Wm.  B.  Ives. 
Ross,  John  U. 
Tanner    &    Maekay.      Charles  E. 

Tanner,  K.C,  J.  W.  Maekay. 

Port  Hawl^esbury,  Co.  Inverness. 
Forsyth,  George  O. 

Port  Hood,  Co.  Inverness. 
McLennan,  Daniel. 
McLennan,  Donald. 
Macdonald,  Daniel  C 
Matheson,  Joseph  D. 
Tremaine,  Edward  D. 


Seaside,  Co,  Inverness. 
Gillies,  Donald. 

Shelburne,  Co.  Shelburne. 
Hood,  John. 

White  &  Blanchard.     Hon.  N.  W. 
White,  K.C,  F.  C  Blanchard. 

St\erbrooKe,  Co.  Guysboro'. 
Harding,  Harry  T. 

St.  Peter's,  Co.  Richmond. 
Kyte,  George  W.,  K.C. 
Morrison,  A.  J, 
Morrison,  J.  Laughlin. 

Sydney,  Co.  Cape  Breton. 

Burchell  &  Mclntyre.     Charles  J. 

Burchell,  A.  A.  Mclntyre. 
Cameron,  Daniel  A. 
Crowe,  Walter,  K.C. 
Duchemin,  H.  P. 
Gillies  &  Hill.     Joseph  A,  Gillies, 

K.C,  William  A.  G.  HilL 
Gunn,  A.  D. 
Hearn,  James  H.,  K.C 
Hearn,  David  A.,  K.C. 
Langille  &  Maddin.      Robert  M. 

Langille,  James  W.  Maddin. 
Lovett,  Lawrence  A. 
McCabe,  John  J. 
McDonald,  Finlay. 
McDonald,  L.  X. 
Mclntyre,  Pius  J. 
McKinnon,  John  A. 
McLean,  Donald  D. 
McViear,  Ronald, 
Moseley,  E.  W. 
Moseley,  H.  C. 
Ross,  Howard  S. 
Ross,  Hugh. 
Rowlings,  George  A.  R. 

Sydney  Mines,  Co.  Cape  Breton. 

Buckles,  Daniel. 
Truro,  Co.  Colchester. 

Armstrong,  William  B. 

Bill,  J.  Philip, 

Campbell,  Alexander  J. 

Dickie,  Henry  A.  


Graham,  R.  B. 
Hanway,  James  Albert. 
McLellan,  Samuel  D.,  K.C 
Mackenzie    &    Ferguson.       Hugh 
Mackenzie, K.C. ,W.  M.  Ferguson. 
MacLatchy,  Harry  O. 
Patterson,  Alexander  C 
Putnam,  Harold. 
Ross,  James  D. 
Tremaine,  Rufus  A. 
Vernon,  George  H. 

Westville,  Co.  Pictou. 
McKay,  Harry  B, 
Robertson,  Struan  G 

Weymouth,  Co,  Digby. 
Grierson,  John  Arthur, 

Windsor,  Co.  Hants, 

Christie  &  Robinson,  W,  Medford 
Christie,K.C,  Wm.  C  Robinson, 

De Wolfe,  Charles  Edgar, 

Morse,  Edwin  J. 

Mounce,  Ralph  B, 

Sangster  &  Graham,  Henry  W. 
Sangster,  Bruce  T.  Graham, 

Scott,  H.  Percy. 

Sutherland,  William  D.,  K.C. 

Tremaine,  Hadley  B. 

Wolfvllle,  Co.  King's. 
Crawley,  E,  Sidney, 
Harris,  Howard  G, 
Johnson,  George, 
Parker,  William  F. 
Wallace,  John  W. 

YarmoutJ\,  Co.  Yarmouth. 
Armstrong,  Ernest  H,,  K.C. 
Bingay,  J.  Wentworth,  K.C 
Bingay,  George,  K.C, 
Clements,  Edgar  N. 
Corning  &  Chipman.     Thomas  E 
Corning,  K.C,  Lewis  Chipman, 
Maekay,  Robert  S. 
Munro,  Henry  H. 
Pelton,  Gerald  V. 
Sanderson,  Claude, 


BARRISTERS   AND   SOLICITORS   IN    NEW   BRUNSWICK. 

Note,— While  great  pains  have  been  taken  to  make  the  following  lists  complete  and  accurate,  the  publishers 
do  not  guarantee  to  give  the  names  of  all  Barristers  and  Solicitors,  If  any  names  have  been  omitted  or  mistakes 
made,  the  Editor  will  gladly  correct  them  in  the  next  issue.  Address  Editor  Canadian  Almanac,  64  and  66 
Front  Street  West,  Toronto. 


Andover,  Co.  Victoria. 
Carter,  T.  J, 
Elliott,  C.   H,,    Master  Supreme 

Court, 
Straton,  Alex.,  Clerk  of  Peace,  Co. 

Victoria,  Master  Supreme  Court. 

Bath,  Co.  Carleton. 

Gallagher,  D.  B. 
Simms,  J.  R.  H. 

Bathurst,  Co.  Gloucester, 
Byrne,  J,  P.,  M.P,P. 
Gilbert,    Geo.,    Master    Supreme 

Court, 
Harrington,  J.  J,,  Clerk  of  Peace, 

Clerk  County  Court  and  Clerk  of 

Circuits,  Co.  Gloucester. 
Landry,   N.   A.,   K.C,    Judge    of 

Probate,  Co.  Gloucester,  Master 

Supreme  Court. 

BlacKville,  Co.  Northumberland 
Thomson,  C,  J, 

Buctouche,  Co.  Kent. 

Irving,  R.  A. 

Campbellton,  Co.  Restigouche. 
LeBIanc,  A.  T. 


Murray,  Wm.,  Judge  of  Probate, 
Co,  Restigouche,  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

McAlister,  John,  K,C. 

McKenzie,  A,  E.  G.  See  Trueman 
&  McKenzie,  Dalhousie, 

Chathan^,  Co.  Northumberland 

Benson,  M,  S. 

Ferguson,  Daniel. 

Eraser,  G.  B,,  Registrar  of  Pro- 
bate, Co.  Northumberland, 

Lawlor,  R.  A,,  K.C,  Judge  of  Pro- 
bate, Co.  Northumberland. 

Murray,  Robt.,  K.C,  Master  Su- 
preme Court. 

Tweedie  &  Haviland.  Hon.  L.  J. 
Tweedie,  K C,  LL,D. 

Winslow,  W.  C,  K.C,  Master  Su- 
preme Court. 

Dalhousie,  Co.  Restigouche. 
Magee,  J.  Val. 
Mott,  W,  A.,  K,C,,  Clerk  of  Peace, 

Clerk  County  Court,  Clerk  of 

Circuits,  Co.  Restigouche,  and 

Master  Supreme  Court, 
Trueman    &    McKenzie.      W,     A, 

Trueman,  A.  E.  G.  McKenzie, 


Chapman,  A,  J, 

Chapman,  W,  H,,  K,C,  Clerk 
County  Court,  Co,  Westmorland 

Chapman,  A,  W,,  Clerk  of  Circuits, 
Co,  Westmorland. 

Emmerson,  Hon.  H.  R.,  K,C,,M.P, 

Friel,  Jas.,  Clerk  of  Peace  and 
Registrar  of  Probate,  Co.  West- 
morland. 

Hanington,  C  L. 

Richard,  A.  D.,  Registrar  of  Deeds, 
Co,  Westmorland. 

Douglas,  Co,  York. 
Williams,  J.  D. 

Edn|undston,  Co.  Madawaska. 

Michaud  &  Cormier,  P,  Michaud, 
M.P.,  Judge  of  Probate,  Co. 
Madawaska,  Max.  D.  Cormier, 
Master  Supreme  Court. 

Stevens  &  Lawson.  J.  M.  Stevens, 
K.C,  Master  Supreme  Court. 
Aaron  Lawson,  Registrar  of  Pro- 
bate, Co.  Madawaska. 

Elgiq,  Co.  Albert. 
Fowler  &  Jonah.     Branch  office, 
see  Sussex. 


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BARRISTERS  AND  SOLICITORS  IN  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


[1911 


Fredericton,  Co.  York. 

Allen,  T,  C,  D.C.L,,  Registrar 
Supreme  Court. 

Beckwith,  C.  W. 

Bliss,  F.,  St.  J.,  Judge  of  Probate, 
Co.  York. 

Campbell,  J.  S.,  Clerk  County 
Court  and  Clerk  of  Circuits,  Co. 
Sunburj' ;  and  Clerk  of  Circuits, 
Co.  York,  and  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

Coy,  Havelock,  Registrar  Univer- 
sity of  New  Brunswick,  and  Mas- 
ter Supreme  Court. 

Crocket  &  Guthrie.  O.  S.  Crocket, 
M.P.,  P.  A.  Guthrie,  Clerk 
County  Court,  Co.  York. 

Dickson,  J.  Howe,  K.C.,  Clerk 
Executive  Council. 

Fenety,  H.  G.,  Registrar  Divorce 
Court,  and  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

Foster,  B.  C. 

Gregory  &  Winslow  .A.J.Gregory, 
K.C.,  J.  J.  F.  Winslow. 

Golding,  E.  R. 

Guthrie,  P.  A,  See  Crocket  & 
Guthrie. 

Hanson,  R.  B.  See  Slipp  &  Hanson. 

Holland,  Jaa. 

Hughes,  Peter. 

Hughes,  P.  J.  See  McLellan  & 
Hughes. 

Limerick,  Walter. 

Marsh,  J.  L.  K.C.,  Police  Magis- 
trate. 

McCready,  J.  W. 

McKay,  E.  A. 

McLeod,  Hon.  H.  F.,  K.C.,  M.P.P., 
Solicitor-General. 

McLellan  &  Hughes.  R.  W. 
McLellan,  P.  J.  Hughes. 

Peters,  F.  H. 

Phinney,  J.  D.,  K.C. 

Rainsford,  H.  B.,  Clerk  House  of 
Assembly,  and  Clerk  of  Peace 
for  York  Co. 

Sharkey,  J.  T. 

Slipp  &  Hanson.  A.  R.  Slipp, 
M.P.P.,  R.  B.  Hanson,  Regis- 
trar of  Probate,  Co.  York,  and 
Clerk  of  Peace,  Co.  Sunbury. 

Street,  A.  F. 

Winslow,  J.  J.  F.  (See  Gregory  & 
Winslow). 

Cagetown,  Co.  Queen's. 
Dunn,  J.  R.,  Clerk  of  Peace,  Clerk 
County  Court,  Clerk  of  Circuits, 
and  Registrar  of  Probate,  Co. 
Queen's,  and  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

Grand  Falls,  Co.  Victoria. 

Gallagher,  J.  J. 

Kertson,  W.  Fred.,  Judge  of  Pro- 
bate, Clerk  County  Court,  and 
Clerk  of  Circuits,  Co.  Victoria. 

Han\pton,  Co.  King's. 
Wedderburn,  Fred.  W. 

Hartland,  Co.  Carleton. 
Hay  ward,  M.L. 

Hopewell  Cape,  Co.  Albert. 

Steadman,  G.  H. 

Hopewell  Hill,  Co.  Albert. 

Bray,  A.  W.,  Clerk  of  Peace,  and 
Clerk  of  Circuits,  Co.  Albert, 
and  Master  Supreme  Court. 

Peck,  Chas.  A.,  K.C,  Master  Su- 
preme Court. 

Moncton,  Co.  Westmorland. 
Allen,  A.  A. 
Ayer,  H.  H. 


Borden,  R.  A.,  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

Chandler,  W.  B.,  K.C. 

Charters,  A.  N. 

Emmerson,  F.  W.,  Judge  of  Pro- 
bate, Co.  Westmorland. 

Girouard,  Edward. 

Harris,  Geo.  L. 

Hewson,  R.  W. 

Kay,  James,  Police  Magistrate. 

Knight,  J.  M. 

Leger,  A.  J. 

Murphy,  F.  P. 

McCully,  F.  A. 

Reilly,  E.  A. 

Robinson,  C.  W.,  M.P.P. 

Sherren,  J.  C. 

Smith,  R.  Barry 

Steeves,  C.  A. 

Sweeney,  F.  J.,  K.C,  M.P.P. 

Newcastle,  Co.  Northumberland 

Butler,  T.  W.,  Clerk  of  Peace,  Co. 
Northumberland,  and  Master  Su- 
preme Court. 

Davidson,  A.  A.,  K.C,  Clerk 
County  Court,  Co.  Northumber- 
land. 

Park,  Wm.  A. 

Whalen,  T.  H. 

Williston,  E.  P.,  Clerk  of  Circuits, 
Co.  Northumberland. 

Petitoodiac,  Co.  Westmorland 
Blakne.v,  Geo.  M. 
King,  Uz. 

Yeomans,  J.  H.,  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

Perth,  Co,  Victoria. 
See  Andover,  Co.  Victoria. 

Port  Elgin,  Co.  Westmorland. 

Allen,  T.  J. 
Riohibuoto,  Co.  Kent. 

Carter  &  Hutchinson.  W.  D. 
Carter,  K.C,  Geo.  A.  Hutchin- 
son, Clerk  of  Peace  and  Clerk  of 
Circuits,  Co.  Kent. 

Davis,  R.  G.,  Registrar  of  Probate, 
Co.  Kent. 

James,  H.  H.,  Judge  of  Probate  and 
Clerk  County  Court,  Co.  Kent, 
Master  Supreme  Court. 

Robidoux,  F.  J.,  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

Riverside,  Co.  Albert, 
Dixon,  M.  B.,  K.C,  Clerk  County 
Court,  aud  Registrar  of  Probate, 
Co.  Albert. 

Sackviile,  Co.  Westmorland. 
Avard,  C  C 
Copp  &  McCord.      A,    B,    Copp, 

M.P.P.,  Geo.  R.  McCord. 
Jordan,  Daniel,  K.C. 
Powell,  Bennett  &  Trites.     H.  A. 

Powell,   K.C,  A.   W.    Bennett, 

Raleigh  Trites. 
Wood,  Hon.  Josiah,  D.C.L. 

Shediac,  Co.  Westmorland, 
McDonald,  E.  R. 
McQueen,  James. 
Poirier,  Hon,  Pascal, 
Russell,  W.  A.,  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

St.  Andrews,  Co.  Charlotte, 
Cockburn,  M  N.,  K.C,  Judge  of 
Probate  and  Clerk  of  Circuits, 
Co.  Charlotte,  and  Master  Su- 
preme Court. 
Grimmer,  F.  H.,  Clerk  of  Peace, 
Co.  Charlotte. 

St.  John,  Co.  St.  John. 
AUen.W.  W.,  K.C. 


Alward,  Silas,  K.C,  D.C.L. 

Armstrong,  B.  R. 

Armstrong,  J.  R.,  K.C,  Judge  of 

Probate,  Co.  St.  John. 
Baird,  A.  W. 

Barnhill,  Ewing  &  Sanford.    A.  P. 
Barnhill,   K.C,    W.    A.    Ewing, 
K.C,  C  F.  Sanford,  Master  Su- 
preme Court. 
Barry,  John  A. 
Baxter,  J.  B.  M.,  K.C. 
Bedell,  A.  Rankin. 
Belyea,  J.   A.,   K.C.     See    Earle, 

Belyea  &  Campbell. 
Belyea,  G.  H.  V. 
Brittain,  H.  H. 
Bustin,  S.  B. 
Campbell,  J.  R.    See  Earle,  Belyea 

&  Campbell. 
Coster,  C.  J.,  K.C. 
Cowan,  J.  E. 

Currey,  L.  A.,  K.C,  D.C.L. 
DeVine,  Frederick. 
Earle,  Belyea  &  Campbell.    A.  O. 
Earle,  K.C,  D.C.L.,  J.  A.  Belyea, 
K.C,  J.  Roy  Campbell. 
Ewing,  W.  A.,  K.C     See  Barnhill, 

Ewing  &  Sanford, 
Fairweather,  A,  C,  K.C,  Master 

Supreme  Court. 
Fairweather,  Geo.  E. 
Fairweather,  J.  H.  A.  L. 
Fairweather,  S.  L. 
Ferguson,  C.    H.,   Clerk    County 

Court,  Co.  St.  John. 
Forbes,  H.  D.,  Reporter  Chancery 

Division  Supreme  Court. 
Gerow,  B.  L.,  Clerk  of  Peace,  Co. 

St.  John. 
Hanington  &  Hanington,     A,  H. 
Hanmgton,    K.C,    C    S,  Han- 
ington, 
Harrison,    W.    H,    See    Powell  & 

Harrison. 
Hartt,  J.  T. 

Hazen  &  Raymond.     Hon.   J.   D, 
Hazen,    kIC,    LL.D.,    M.P.P,, 
Attorney -General,    E.    P,   Ray- 
mond. 
Hazen,  D.  King. 
Henderson,  Geo.  A. 
Hilyard,  Henry. 
Inches,  C  F. 
Jarvia,  Wm.  M. 
Kave,  E.  G.,  K.C. 
Keith,  H.  S. 
Kelly,  J.  King. 
Kerr,  John,  K.C 
Kerr,  Francis. 
Knowles,  E.  T.  C,  Master  Supreme 

Court. 
Knowlton,  F,  J,  G, 
Lewin,  J,  D,  P, 
Logan,  G,  E, 
Long,  G.  R, 
Lunney,  J.  P. 
Mahoney,  W.  J. 
Morrill,  Scott  E. 
Murray,  R.  G. 

Mullin,  Daniel,   K.C,  Master  Su- 
preme Court. 
McAlpine,  E.  H.,  K.C. 
McDonald,  Chas.  A, 
McGivern,  R,  P. 
McKeil,  Fred  H. 

Mclnerney  &  Trueman.    H,  0,  Mc- 

Inerney,  Registrar  of   Probate, 

Co.  St.  John,  J.  MacM.  Trueman. 

McLean,  H,  H„  K.C,  M.P.    See 

Weldon  &  McLean. 
McLeod,  Robt. 
McRae,  Sinclair  &  McRae.      J.  A. 

Sinclair,  K.  J.  MacRae. 
McSorley,  Geo. 

Otty,  G.   O,   D.,  Clerk  of  Peace, 
Co.  King's. 


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451 


Palmer,  S.  W. 

Pickett,  H.  H. 

Porter,  J.  J.,  Master  Supreme 
Court. 

Powell  &  Harrison.  H.  A.  Powell, 
K.C.,  W.  H.  Harrison,  Reporter 
Supreme  Court. 

Puddington,  H.  F. 

Pugsley,  Hon.  Wm.,  K.C.,  D.C.L., 
M.P.,  Minister  of  Public  Works. 

Quigley,  R.  F.,  K.C. 

Raymond,  E.  P.  See  Hazen  & 
Raymond. 

Regan,  T.  P.,  Deputy  Registrar  of 
Supreme  Court  at  St.  John. 

Ring,  Oscar. 

Ritchie,  R.  J.,  K.C,  Police  Magis- 
trate. 

Ritchie,  R.  R.,  Sheriff,  Co.  St.  John 

Ritchie,  E.  S. 

Robertson,  H.  W. 

Robinson,  T.  B. 

Sanford,  C.  F.  See  Barnhill, 
Ewing  &  Sanford. 

Shaw,  Geo.  S. 

Sinclair,  J.  A.  See  McRae,  Sinclair 
&  McRae. 

Skinner,  S.  A.  M. 

Smith,  B.  S. 

Smith,  H.  J. 

Stockton,  R.  O.,  Registrar,  Admi- 
ralty Court. 

Tait,  J.  S.  


Taylor,  F.  R.  See  Weldon  & 
McLean. 

Teed,  M.  G.,  K.C. 

Tilley,  L.  P.  D. 

Trueman,  J.  MacM.  See  Mclner- 
ney  &  Trueman. 

Wallace,  W.  B.,  K.C,  D.CL. 

Wardroper,  H.  E. 

Weldon  &  McLean.  H.  H.  McLean, 
K.C,  M.P.,  Fred  R.  Taylor. 

Weyman,  E.  C. 

Willet,  John,  K.C,  Clerk  of  Cir- 
cuits, Co.  St.  John. 

Wilmot,  A.  B. 

Wilson,  A.  A.,  K.C,  Master  Su- 
preme Court. 

St.  Stephen,  Co.  Charlotte. 

Clarke,  Geo.  J.,  K.C. 

Grimmer,  Hon.  W.  C  H.,  K.C, 
Surveyor-General. 

Hill,  Hon.  Geo.  F. 

Hill,  Fred.  B. 

Mills,  N.  Marks. 

McMonagle,  M.,  K.C 

Richardson,  J.  W. 

Stevens,  Jas.  G.,  Jr.,  K.C,  Clerk 
County  Court,  Registrar  of  Pro- 
bate, Co.  Charlotte,  and  Master 
Supreme  Court. 

Sussex,  Co.  King's. 

Fowler  &  Jonah.     Geo.  W.  Fowler, 


K.C,  W.  B.Jonah. 
Freeze,    J.    A.,    Master    Supreme 

Court. 
Freeze,  R.  St.  J. 
McPadzen,  J.  H 
Mclntyre,  J.  M.,  Judge  of  Probate, 

Co.  King's. 
Parlee,  M.  H. 
Pearson,  A.  E.,  Clerk  of  Circuits, 

Co.  Kings. 
.  Turner,    W.    D.,     Clerk    County 

Court,  Co.  King's. 

Woodstock,  Co.  Carleton. 
Carvell,  F.  B.,  K.C,  M.P. 

Comben,  Chas.,  Master  Supreme 

Court. 
Connell,  A.  B.,  K.C. 
Connell,   E.   K.,  Master  Supreme 

Court. 
Connell,  W.  M.,  Clerk  of  Peace, 

and   Clerk   of    County    Court, 

Co.  Carleton. 
Fisher,  J.  W. 
Hartley,  J.  C 
Jones,  W.  P.,  K.C. 
Jones,  T.   M.,  Judge  of  Probate, 

Co.  Carleton. 
Ketchum,  T.  C.  L. 
Vince,  D.  McL. 
Vince,  A.  N. 
Winslow,  J.  N.  W. 
Young,  L.  E.,  Clerk  of  Circuits, 

Co.  Carleton. 


BARRISTERS    AND    SOLFCITORS    IN    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


i\sl\oroft. 

Henderson,  Stuart. 
Murphy,  James. 

/\tlin. 

Mason,  C  Dubois. 

Cl\illiwack. 

Bowes,  J.  H, 
Pelly,  Justinian. 

Crar^brook. 

Dunbar,  C  H. 

Gurd,  W.  F. 

Harvey,  McOarter  &  Mac- 

donald.    J.  A.  Harvey, 

G.  S.  McCarter,  M.  A. 

Macdonald,  A.  B.  Mac- 

donald. 
Thompson,  G.  H. 

Cumberland. 

Harrison,  P.  P. 

Dunoar) 

Maclean,  Alexander. 

Eqderby. 

Banton,  W.  E. 

Ferqie. 

Eckstein  &  MacTaggart. 

L.  P.   Eckstein,  D.  S. 

MacTaggart. 
Herchmer,  H.  W. 
Herchmer  &  McDonald. 

Sherwood     Herchmer, 

D.  A.  McDonald. 
Lawe  &  Fisher.      F.   C 

Lawe,  Alex.  I.  Fisher. 
Ros3,W.  R.,K.C.,M.P.P. 

Golden. 

Harvey,  McCarter  & 
Pinkham.  Geo.  S.  Mc- 
Carter, A.  M.  Pinkham, 
J.  A.  Harvey,  K.C 

Macdonald,  Hugh. 

Grand  Forks. 
Cochrane,  W.  B. 


Miller,  Ernest. 
Sutton,  A.  C 
WhitesideJ  David. 
Greenwood. 

Black,  A.  S. 
Hallett,  L  H. 
Macleod,  J.  P. 
Spence,  John  D. 

Hazelton. 

Hovell,  R.  D.  B. 

Hosn^er. 

Dunbar,  C  H. 

Kan]loops. 

Fulton,  Hon.  F.  J.,  K.C 
Morley,  H.  L. 
Macintyre,  A.  D. 
Scott  &  Cornwall.    J.  M. 
Scott,  F.  T.  Cornwall. 

Kaslo. 

Mackay,  Neil  F. 

Kelowna. 

Burne,  J.  F. 
Kerr,  R.  B. 

Ladysmltl^. 

Simpson,  M.    R.  (Police 
Magistrate). 

IV[ldway. 

Leggatt,  C  J. 

Nanaln^o. 

Beevor-Potts,  C  H. 
Bird  &  Darling.      J.  E. 

Bird,  Clarence  Darling. 
Simpson,  J.  H. 
Yarwood,  E.  M.,   Police 

Magistrate. 

Nelson. 

Crease,  E.  A. 

Hall  &  Thomson.     H.  C 

Hall,  W.  P.  Thomson. 
Johnson,  A.  M. 
Lennie  &  Wragge.    R.  S. 

Lennie,  E.  C  Wragge. 


Moffat,  Fred  C 

O'Shea  &  Farris.    James 

O'Shea,  W.  B.  Farris. 
Stewart,  H.  A. 

flew  Westminster. 

Bole  &  Bole.  W.Norman 
Bole,  K.C.J.  P.  Hamp- 
ton Bole. 

Cogswell,  E.  B. 

Courbould  &  Grant.  G. 
E.  Courbould,  K.C,  J. 
R.  Grant. 

Gray,  J.  P. 

Hansford,  W.  F. 

Martin,  G.  E. 

McBride&Kennedy.  Hon. 
R.McBride,K.C.  (Prem- 
ier of  B.C.),  J.  D.  Ken- 
nedy. 

Wade,  Whealler  &  Mc- 
Quarrie.  F.  C  Wade, 
K.C,  A.  Whealler,  W. 
G.  McQuarrie. 

Whiteside  &  Edmonds. 
W.  J.  Whiteside,  H.  L. 
Edmonds. 

flicola. 

Grimmett,  M.  L. 

Pentioton. 

Gahan,  W.  H.  T. 

Prlrice  Rupert. 

Carss  &  Bennett.     Alfred 

Carss,  C  V.  Bennett. 
Patmore,  L.  W. 
Saunders,  A.  T. 
Wilson  &,  Fisher. 

W.  E.  Fislier. 
Williams  &  Manson.    W. 

G.  Williams,  Alex.  M. 

Manson. 

Prlqceton. 

McLeod,  F.  M. 

Revelstoke. 

Briggs,  W.  J. 


Gillan  &  Elliott.  Gillan, 
C.  E.,  Elliott,  F.  C 

Harvey,McCarter  &  Pink- 
ham. J.  A.  Harvey, 
K.C,  G.  S.  McCarter, 
A.  M.  Pinkham. 


Hamilton,  C  R.,  K.C 
Winn,  E.  S.  H. 

Trout  Lake  City. 

Gillan  &  Elliott.  C  E. 
Gillan,  F.  C  Elliott. 

Vancouver. 

Abbott  &  McHarg.  J.  L. 
G.  Abbott,  Hart  Mc- 
Harg. 

Alexander,  H.  O. 

Baxter,  McLellan  &  Sav- 
age. T.  S.  Baxter,  L.B. 
McLellan,  Wm.  Savage. 

Beck,  A.  E.,  K.C. 

Belyea,  A.  L.,  K.C 

Boak,  H.  W.  C 

Bowser,  Reid  &  Wall- 
bridge.  W.  J.  Bowser, 
K.C,  M.P. P.  (Atty.- 
Genl.),R.L.Reid,K.C, 
D.  S.  Wallbridge. 

Brydon-Jack,  Ross,  Price 
&  Woods.  A.  C  Brydon- 
Jack,  Ed.  B.  Ross,  — 
Price,  E.  M.  N.  Woods. 

Burns  &  Walkem.  W.  E. 
Burns,  R.  K.  Walkem- 

Cassidy,  Bond  &  Sweet. 
R.  Cassidy,  K.C,  Lam- 
bert Bond,  J.  H.  Sweet. 

Cayley,  H.  S. 

Chaldecott,  F.  M. 

Cherry,  J.  B, 

Cowan  Macdonald, Parkes 
&  Kennedy.  H.  Cowan, 
K.C,W.  A.  Macdonald, 
K.C,  R.  B.  Parkes,  J. 
K.  Kennedy. 


452 


BARRISTERS  AND   SOLICITORS   IN   BRITISH   COLUMBIA. 


[1911 


N. 


W. 


Creagh,  A.  R. 

Davis,  Marshall,  MacNeill 

&  Pugh.    E.  P.  Davis, 

K.O.,  D.  G.   Marshall, 

C.   B.  MacNeill,  K.O., 

J.  S.  W.  Pugh. 
Daykin,  A.  N. 
Deacon,  Deacon  &  Wilson. 

W.   S.   Deacon,    E.   J. 

Deacon,  T.  E.  Wilson. 
Dickie,  DeBeck. 
Donaghy,  D, 
Duncan  &  Duncan.    H.  J. 

Duncan,  G.  G.  Duncan. 
Elliott,  J. 
Ellis    &    Brown.     J. 

Ellis,  W.  C.  Brown, 
Grant,  Gordon  M. 
Gwillim  &  Crisp. 
Haney,  C.  N. 
Harris  &  Bull.     R. 

Harris,  K.C.,  A.  E.  Bull. 
Hulme,  J.  W.  D. 
Hunt,  S.  L. 
Jenns,  E.  A. 
Jones,  Elmer. 
Kappele  &  Dockerill.    A. 

J.     Kappele,      W.     P. 

Dockerill. 
Kerr,  D.  B. 
Ladner  &  Wilson.     H.  D. 

Ladner,  A.  D.  Wilson. 
Lennie,  R.  S. 
Livingston,    Garrett     &, 

King.  S.Livingston, A. 

E.  Garrett,  H.  de  W. 
King. 

Lucas  &  Lucas.    F.  G.  T. 

Lucas,  E.  A.  Lucas. 
Macdonell,  Killam  &  Far- 

ris.     D.  G.  Macdonell, 

C.  Killam,  J.  W.  De  B. 

Farris. 
MacGill  &  Grant.      J.  H. 

MacGill,  W.  P.  Grant. 
MacNeill,  Bird,  Macdon- 

ald  &  Bayfield.     A.  H. 

MacNeill,  K.C.,   J.  E. 

Bird,  R.  M.  Macdonald, 

F.  J.  Bayfield. 


Martin,  Craig  &  Bourne. 

Joseph    Martin,   K.C., 

C.    W.    Craig,    H.    A. 

Bourne. 
McCrossan  &  Harper.  G. 

E.   McCrossan,    A.  M. 

Harper. 
McDougall,  Frank  J. 
McEvoy,     Whiteside     & 

Robertson.  A.  McEvoy, 

A.  M.  Whiteside,  H.  E. 

A.  Robertson. 
McKay  &  O'Brian.    W,  M. 

McKay,  C.  M.  O'Brian. 
McPhimps& Tiffin.  L.  G. 

McPhillips,K.C.,  F.  W. 

Tiffin. 
Mills,  J.  B.,  K.C. 
Moon,  S.  A. 
Ogilvie  &  Brown.    W.  P. 

Ogilvie,  E.  H.  Brown. 
Plunkett,  Osborne. 
Powell,  Geo.  E. 
Reeve,  J.  M. 
Ridley  &  Macrae.  Henry 

E.  Ridle^',  J.  K.Macrae. 
Russell,  Russell  &  Han- 

nington.   J.  A.  Russell, 

F.  R.  McD.  Russell,  R. 
W.  Hannington. 

Saunders,  F.  C. 
Sawers,  C.  W. 
Schultz&;  Arnold.     S.  D. 

Schultz,  C.  Arnold. 
Senkler  &  Spinks.     J.  H. 

Senkler,  K.C.,    R.    C. 

Spinks. 
Smith  &  Woodworth.   A. 

G.  Smith,  C.  M.  Wood- 
worth. 

Taylor,  Hulme  &  Innes. 

A.D.Taylor,  K.C.,H.D. 

Hulme.  A.  W.  V.  Innes. 
Ta3ior,  Harvey  &  Baird. 

S.  S.Taylor,  K.C.,  J.  A. 

Harvey,  K.C.,  — Baird. 
Tupper    &    Griffin.      Sir 

Chas.  Hibbert  Tupper, 

K.CK.C.M.G.,  W.  M. 

Griffin. 


Wade,  Wheeler  &  Mc- 
Quarrie.  F.  C.  Wade, 
K.C,  A.  Wheeler,  W. 
G.  McQuarrie. 

Warton,  R.  I.  B. 

Williams,  Shaw  &  Walsh. 

A.  Williams,  K.  C. 
(Police  Mag.),  H.  C. 
Shaw,  W.  W.  Walsh. 

Wilson  &  Bloomfield.    C. 

Wilson,    K.C,    Edgar 

Bloomfield. 
Wintemute,  B.  P. 

Vernon. 

Billings  &  Cochrane.    H. 
Billings,  A.  0.  Cochrane. 
Bridgman,  A. 
McGowan,  F. 
Rogers,  R.  H. 
Clement,  R.  V. 

Victoria. 

Aikman,  J.  A. 
Barnard  &  Robertson.  G. 
H.   Barnard,  K.C,   H. 

B.  Robertson. 

Bass,  O.  C.  (Secretary  of 

Law  Society). 
Bell,  Blanchard. 
Bodwell  &  Lawson.     E. 

V.    Bodwell,   K.C,   J. 

H.  Lawson,  Jr.,  H.  G. 

Lawson. 
Bradshaw,  C  W. 
Child,  Sidney. 
Courtney,  H.'E.  A. 
Crease  &  Crease.  Lindley 

Crease,  A.  D.  Crease. 
Davie,  F.  C 
Drake,  Jackson  &  Helm- 

cken.      H.    D.    Helm- 

cken,  K.C. 
Dumbleton,  A.  S. 
Eberts  &  Taylor.     D.  M. 

Eberts,    K.C,    W.     J. 

Taylor,    K.C,    H.    D. 

Twigg. 


Elliott,  Maclean  &  Shand- 

ley.  R.T.Elliott,  K.C, 

H.  A.   Maclean,  K.C, 

H.  H.  Shandley. 
Fell,  T. 
Hall,  H.  G. 
Hannington  &  Jackson, 

H.     C.      Hannington, 

M.  B.  Jackson. 
Harrison,  Eli. 
Heisterman,  H.  G.  S. 
Higgins,  Frank. 
Hills,  H.  M. 
Innes,  A.  S. 
Keefer,  H.  C 
Kitto,  A.  J. 
Langley,  W.  H. 
Lowe,  Richard. 
Lugrin,  C  H. 
Mackay,  N.  F. 
Martin,  A.  F.  R. 
Mason  &  Mann.  C.Dubois 

Mason,  J.  P.  Mann. 
Mills,  S.  Perry,  K.C 
Moore,  H.  W.  R. 
Moresby  &  O'Reilly.    W. 

C     Moresby,     A.    J. 

O'Reilly. 
Morphy,  G.  A. 
McPhillips,  A.  E.,  K.C. 
Oliver  &  Patton.    W.  E. 

Oliver,  A.  J.  Patton. 
Peters     &     Wilson.      F. 

Peters,    K.C,    C     E. 

Wilson. 
Pooley,  Luxton  &  Pooley. 

C.     E.    Pooley,    K.C, 

M.P.P.  (Speaker),  A.  P. 

Luxton,    K.C,    R.   H. 

Pooley. 
Prior,  C  J. 
Rogers,  D.  M. 
Tait,  D.  S. 
Turner,  H.  A. 
Walls,  J.  P. 
Wootton&Goward.   E.  E. 

Wootton,  B.  G.  Goward 
Yates  &  Jay.    J.  S.  Yates, 

George  Jay  (Pol.  Mag.) 


DISTRICTS  AND  REGISTRARS,  MANITOBA. 

Registrar  General  for  Province. — W.  E.  Macara,  Winnipeg.     Deputy  Registrar  General  for  Province. 

J.  H.  Brown,  Winnipeg. 


Winnipeg  Land  Titles  District.— Comprising  the  City 
of  Winnipeg,  the  Parishes  of  St.  Paul,  Kildonan,  St. 
John,  St.  James,  St,  Boniface,  St.  Charles,  Headingly, 
St.  Francois  Xavier,  St,  Vital,  St.  Norbert,  St.  Malo,  Rat 
River  Settlement,  St.  Anne,  Oak  Island,  Lorette,  Grand 
Pointe  and  that  part  of  St.  Agathe  north  of  and  includ- 
ing lot  229  w  of  Red  and  lot  242  e  of  Red,  and  tps  1  and 
12,  rg  2  w  to  e  bdry  of  Province ;  Tps  13  to  15,  rgs  2 
to  4  w ;  that  part  of  tps  16  and  17,  rg  2  w,  e  of 
Shoal  Lake. 

District  Registrar,  W,  E.  Macara.  Winnipeg;  Deputies, 
New  System',  J.  H.  Brown  and  E.  D.  Carey ;  Deputy, 
Old  System,  F.  C  N.  Kennedy,  Winnipeg. 

Brandon  Land  Titles  District,— Comprising  Tps  10 
to  12,  rgs  13  to  16  and  Tps  7  to  12,  rgs  17  to  29, 

District  Registrar,  F.  G.  A.  Henderson,  Brandon  ; 
Deputy,  J.  B.  Cain,  Brandon ;  Deputy,  Old  System,  A, 
Burns. 

Portage  la  Prairie  Land  Titles  District.  -Compris- 
ing Parishes  of  High  Bluff,  Poplar  Point,  Portage  la 
Prairie,  Bale  St.  Paul  and  St,  Laurent  and  the  Settle- 
ments of  Westbourne  and  Oak  Point  and  r  1  w,  tp  19  to 
n  bndry  and  r  2  w  tps  18  to  n  bndry  of  Province  and 


that  part  of  tps  16  to  18,  r  2  w,  lying  w  of  Shoal  Lake, 
rgs  3  and  4  w,  tp  10  to  n  bndry  of  Province,  except  tps 
13  to  15  ;  rgs  5  to  12,  tp  10  to  n  bndry  of  Province. 

District  Registrar,  ;  Deputy,  Old  Sys- 

tem, A.  Ogletree. 

Morden  Land  Titles  District.— Comprising  tps  1  to 
6,  rgs  3  to  16  w,  all  incl. ,  except  tp  6,  rgs  3  to  6  w. 

District  Registrar,  W.  R,  Black,  Morden  ;  Deputy, 
Old  System,  Wm.  Conner, 

BoissEVAiN  Land  Titles  District,— Comprising  Tpa 
1  to  6,  in  rgs  17  to  23  incl.  w 

District  Registrar,  J.  A.  Taylor,  Boissevain. 

Neepawa  Land  Titles  District.— Rgs  13  to  22,  tp  13 
to  n  bndry  of  Province,  and  rgs  23  to  29  tp  19  to  n  bndry 
of  Province. 

District  Registrar,  A.  E.  Wilkes ;  Deputy,  Old  Sys- 
tem, J.  Mason,  Neepawa. 

Carman  Land  Titles  District.— Tps  7,  8,  9,  rgs  3  to  16 
w  inclusive,  and  tp  6,  rgs  3  to  6  w  and  Carman  village. 

District  Registrar,  G.  R.  Howard;  Deputy,  H. 
Armstrong,  Carman. 


1911] 


REGISTRARS   IN  MANITOBA  AND   POLICE   MAGISTRATES. 


453 


Rkqistration  Districts. 

Boundaries,  Inclusive. 

Registrars  and  Addresses. 

*Lisgar— Gimli 

Plessis 

} 

1 13-44,  r  4  e  to  bdry,  also  t  27  to  44,  r 
1-3  e 

L.  S.  Vaughan  

John  Angus    

J.  M.  Riley 

R.  J.  S.  Wheeler 

Selkirk 

♦Manchester 

*Rockwood 

1 1-2-3,  r  1-2  w,  r  1  e  to  Lake  of  Woods. 

1 13-26,  r  1,  2,  3  e,  1 13-18,  rl  w 

1 13-18,  r  23-29  w 

Emerson 

Stonewall 

*Shoal  Lake  

*Souris  River 

1 1-6,  r  24-29  w 

J.  A,  Ross 

Melita 

*  The  five  districts  above  named  have  not  yet  been  brought  into  any  Tiand  Titles  District,  but  applications  for 
Torrens  titles,  as  well  as  subsequent  dealings  with  land  in  those  Districts,  may  be  made  to  the  Winnipeg  ofltice, 
except  in  case  on  and  in  Souris  River,  when  dealings  should  take  place  through  the  Boissevain  office. 

POLICE   MAGISTRATES  IN    MANITOBA. 


Alexander D.  Loney. 

Altamont W.  J.  Snowden. 

Altona P.  Braun. 

Assessippi....  F.  G.  Richardson. 

Atwell J.  Hunter. 

Axvstin A.  Pickering. 

Baldur .  John  Clark. 

Beausejour ...  T.  T.  Wyszkowski. 

Binsearth W.  L.  Johnson. 

Birtle H.  A.  Manwaring. 

Boissevain Wm.  V.  Udall. 

Bradwardine.  J.  W.  Lamin. 
Brandon Henry  James. 

I T.  M.  Percival. 

Brookdale Chas.  Gowans. 

Bruxelles . . . , .  E.  Burridge. 

Carberry Noble  Dickie. 

Carman T.  Kernigan. 

II        David  Pritchard. 

Cartwright W.  P.  Duncalfe. 

Crystal  City..  Jas.  Colter. 

Crandall M.  J.  Budd. 

Darlingford . .  R.  A.  Fines. 
Dauphin A.  E.  Munson. 

II  Chas.  Rooke. 

Deloraine D.  L.  Livingstone. 

Dominion  City  James  Scott. 

Dnnrea John  Taylor. 

Dtirban Robert  J.  Lennox. 

Edrans Thomas  Seaman. 

Elgin J.  Rutherford  Code. 

Elkhorn W.  J.  Thompson. 

Elphinstone  . .  R.  B.  Prout. 
Elm  Creek... .  C.  C.  Clough. 
Emerson W,  J.  Whitman. 

II        George  Cumming. 

Ethelbert Richard  Damery, 

Fort  Alex'der.  L.  Schanus. 
Gilbert  Plains  W.  B.  Nicholson. 

Gladstone Thos.  Cory. 

. . . .  C.  F.  Gabriel. 

Glenboro' Robert  Ferguson. 

Grandview....  Andrew  L.  Henry. 
II  . ..  M.  Moses  Tobin. 

Greenway W.  P.  Cornock. 

Gretna J.  F.  Tennant. 

Griswold T.  W.  Taylor. 

II        A,  E.  Hill. 

Hamiota L.  B.  Latimer. 

Hamiota J.  H.  Houick. 


Harrowby C.  G.  Maynes. 

Hartney Chas.  D.  Batty. 

Holland A.  Maxwell. 

II        L,  Hacault. 

J.  W.  Penef  ather,  M.  D. 

Holmfield D.  Pritchard. 

Kentville Jas,  White. 

Killarney Thomas  Shannon. 

LaBroquerie.  A.  Rocan. 
Lac  du  Bonnet  Thos.  Houston. 
11  J.  B.  Hanocks. 

La  Riviire J.  H.  Fargay. 

Lenore F.  H.  Ringwood. 

Lorette R.  R.  Kean. 

Louise  Bridge.  James  K.  Hardy. 

Manitou Thos.  W.  Alexander. 

Mather A.  Laughlin. 

MacGregor  . . .  Thos.  R.  Vardon. 
II  ...  Wm.  B.  Gilroy. 

Manapolis W.  Craik. 

Marringhurst  John  C.  Campbell. 

Miami J.  A.  McCullough. 

II       T.G.Coles. 

Minitonas. . . .  E.  S.  Hutton. 

II  ....  G.  A.  Swellwall. 

II  ....  Samuel  Dunn. 

II  Eugene  Widmeyer. 

Miniota G.  Rowan. 

Minnedosa  ...  W.  H.  Sparling. 

Morden C.  McCorquodale. 

Morris D.  M.  Ure. 

Mowbray F.  Beattie. 

Neepawa W.  S.  Gordon. 

.1        J.  A.  McGill. 

II        John  W.  Newton. 

Oak  Lake A.  A.  Cameron. 

Oak  River J.  H.  Stewart. 

Por. la  Prairie  G.  A.  J.  A.  Marshall. 
Pine  Valley  . .  E.  Einarson. 
Rapid  City.. . .  G.  Clarkson. 

I,         ....  Albert  H.  Heath. 

"         J.  Northam. 

Ridgeville George  le  Fortune. 

Rivers R.  S.  Dunsmore. 

n       H.  B.  Marshall. 

Roblin H.  P.  Leonard. 

Roland A.  C.  Chater. 

II       D.  W.  Jones. 

Rossburn M.  V.  Johnson. 


Russell B.  A.  Callin. 

Seeburn O.  Seeback. 

Selkirk D.  S.  Daly. 

II       W.  McKenzie  Walke. 

Shoal  Lake. . .  W.  M,  IngersoU. 

Sidney W.  W.  Ford. 

Sinclair Thos.  Smith. 

Solsgirth H.  P.  Butler. 

II        E.  C.  Fisher. 

Somerset Jean  de  Froment. 

Souris P.  R.  O'Neaill. 

Sprague J.  E.  Canhan. 

Stony  Mount'n  W.  D.  Murray, 

Stonewall J.  E.  Turner. 

St.  Adolphe. ..  Phileas  Cloutier. 

Ste.  Anne R.  Magnan, 

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EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS 


PROVINCIAL   NORMAL  SCHOOLS 

FOR  THE  TRAINING   OF   SECOND   CLASS  TEACHERS  ;    ALSO 
NORMAL  MODEL  SCHOOLS  FOR   BOYS   AND   GIRLS. 

Normal  School,  Toronto.— William  Scott,  B.  A., 
Principal;  D,  D.  Moshier,  B.A.,  B.Psed,,  Wm.  Pren- 
dergast,  B.A.,  David  VVhyte,  B.A.  (Teachers);  A.  T. 
Cringan,  Mus.  Bac.  (Vocal  Music) ;  Mrs.  M.  W.  Brown 
(Reading) ;  Miss  Auta  Powell  (Art) ;  A.  F.  Sprott  (Writ- 
ing Master) ;  J.  H.  Wilkinson  (Manual  Training);  Q.-M.- 
Sgt.  Price  (Drill). 

Normal  Model  School,  in  which  the  Normal  School 
Students  practise  the  Art  of  Teaching—  Angus  Mcintosh, 
Head  Master;  R.  W.  Murray,  B. A.,  Thornton  Mustard, 
Milton  A.  Sorsoleil(Assists.);  Miss  M.  Meehan  (1st  Female 
Teacher) ;  Miss  Alice  Harding,  Miss  A.  F.  Laven,  Miss 
M.  li.  Caulfeild,  Miss  Lillian  Davey,  Miss  Clara  E. 
Kniseley  (Assistants) ;  and  the  Teachers  of  Art  and 
Music  in  the  Normal  School;  Miss  Mary  E.  Macintyre 
(Kindergarten);  Miss  Ellen  Cody  (Asst.);  Mrs  J.  M. 
Somers  (Calisthenics)  ;  Mrs.  E  Macbeth  (Sewing) ;  Miss 
Nina  A.  Ewing  (Household  Science);  Q.-M.-Sgt.  Price 
(Drill);  G.  de  Lestard  (French);  Miss  Stella  Slater, 
Pianist. 

Normal  School,  Ottawa.— Jas.  F.  White,  LL.D.,  Prin- 
cipal;  John  Waugh,  D.  Psed.,  E.  T.  Slemon,  B.A., 
J.  W.  Gib^on,  M.A.  (Teachers) ;  Roy  F.  Fleming,  Draw- 
ing Master;  John  C.  Logan  (Writing  Master);  T.  A. 
Brown,  Music  Master. 

Normal  Model  School,  Ottaiva.—F.  A.  Jones,  B.A., 
Head  Master ;  McGregor  Easson,  C.  E.  Mark  ;  Miss  M.  E. 
Butterworth  (First  Female  Assistant) ;  Miss  Jennie 
Foster,  Miss  Annie  M.  Delaney,  Miss  A.  G.  Hanahoe, 
Miss  Elizabeth  M.  Cluff,  B.A.,  Miss  M.  Elliott  (Assists.) ; 
Eliza  Bolton  (Kindergarten);  Miss  A.  H.  Baker  (Asst.); 
Miss  E.  E.  Marshall  (Physical  Culture);  Miss  Alice  E. 
Robertson  (Household  Science) ;  J.  Fleury  (French);  J. 
S.  Harterre  (Manual  Training) ;  Charles  Emery  (Drill). 

Normal  School,  London. —S.  J.  Radcliffe,  B.A., 
Principal;  John  Dearness,  M.A.,  Vice  -  Principal ; 
J.  P.  Hoag,  B.A.,  Andrew  Stevenson,  B.A.  (Teachers); 
S.  K.  Davidson  (Drawing) ;  F.  L.  Evans  (Music) ;  Albert 
Slater  (Physical  Instructor) ;  Miss  A.  B.  Neville  (House- 
hold Science) ;  Sugden  Pickles  (Manual  Training) ;  J. 
W.  Westervelt  (Instructor  in  Writing). 

Normal  School,  Peterborough.— D.  Walker,  B.A.,  Prin- 
cipal ;  H.  G.  Park,  B.  A.,  D.Psed.,  W.  L  Chisholm,  B.A.. 
S.  J.  Keyes,  B.A.,  D.Paid.  (Teachers);  A.  F.  Hagerman 
(Instructor  in  Manual  Training);  Miss  Ethel  M.  Stein- 
hoff  (Instructor  in  Household  Science) ;  Miss  Jessie  C. 
McRae,  (Instructor  in  Art);  John  McKone  (Writing 
Master) ;  Miss  Helen  Davies  (Instructor  in  Music) ;  Miss 
Ivy  G.  Coventry  (Physical  Culture). 

Normal  School,  Stratford— S.  Silcox,  B.A.,  D.Paed., 
Principal;  H.  S.  Robertson,  B.A..  J.  W.  Emery,  B.A.. 
J.  M.  McOutcheon,  B.A.  (Teachers);  Mrs.  Helen  C, 
Mayberry  (Instructor  in  Art) ;  Miss  Edith  M.  Cottle 
(Instructor  in  Physical  Culture);  J.  Bottomley, 
A.R.C.O.  (Instructor  in  Music). 


Normal  School,  Hamilton.— S.  A.  Morgan,  B.A., 
D.Psed.,  Principal ;  F.  F.  Macpherson,  B.A.,  J.  Voaden, 
M.A.,  E.  T.  Seaton,  B.A.  (Teachers);  A.  J.  Painter 
(Instructor  in  Manual  Training) ;  Miss  C.  E.  Elliott 
(Instructor  in  Household  Science) ;  Samuel  J.  Hug- 
gins  (Instructor  in  Physical  Training) ;  Julian  B. 
Seavey  (Instructor  in  Art) ;  Henry  A.  Stares  (Instructor 
in  Music) ;  Oscar  Mam  (Instructor  in  Writing). 

Normal  School,  North  Bay.— A.  C.  Casselman,  Prin.  ; 
W.  J.  Kerr,  B.A.,  D.Paed.,  James  C.  Norris,  M.A. 
(Teachers) ;  Charles  Ramsay  (Instructor  in  Art) ;  Catha- 
rine T.  McCaig  (Instructor  in  Household  Science)  ;  J. 
Norman  Eaglesen  (Instructor  in  Music). 


Ottawa  English-French  Model  School. 
B.A.,  Principal ;  J.  Fleury  (Teacher). 


-J.  P.  Finn, 


Collegiate  Institutes  aqd  High  Schools. 

Each  of  the  High  Schools  (which  form  the  intermediate 
link  between  the  Public  Schools  and  the  Universities)  is 
managed  by  a  Board  of  Trustees,  appointed  jointly  by 
the  County  and  Town  Councils.  In  cities  the  Trustees 
may  be  appointed  by  the  City  Councils,  or  may  be  elected 
by  general  vote  of  qualified  electors.  Separate  School 
Boards  of  Trustees  have  also  the  right  to  appoint 
trustees.  The  Principal  of  the  High  School  or  Collegiate 
Institute  must  be  a  graduate  of  a  British  or  Colonial 
University,  and  certified  as  experienced  in  teaching. 
Assistants  must  also  have  received  the  prescribed 
training.  Fees  are  charged  in  many  cases,  and  local 
rates  must  be  raised.  Every  High  School  should  have 
a  Principal  and  at  least  two  assistant  teachers.  Each 
school  receives  a  fixed  amount  of  ^75,  and  also 
a  certain  sum  on  salaries  of  teachers,  general  equip- 
ment and  suitability  of  school  premises.  High  Schools 
which  have  complied  with  certain  conditions  as  to 
equipment,  special  teachers,  etc.,  may  be  made  Col- 
legiate Institutes,  and  receive  additional  grant.  Pupils 
attending  these  schools  are  prepared  for  Matriculation 
to  the  Universities.  There  were  43  Collegiate  Insti- 
tutes, 102  High  Schools,  and  138  Contirmation  Schools 
doing  the  same  grade  of  teaching  in  connection  with  the 
Public  and  Separate  Schools  in  Ontario  in  1910. 

Public  Schools.— Each  Township  is  divided  into 
School  Sections  ol  a  suitable  extent  for  one  School ;  and 
in  each  of  these  Sec-tions  three  Trustees  are  elected  to 
manage  its  school  affairs.  In  Cities,  Towns  and  Villages, 
the  Schools  are  managed  by  a  Board  of  School  Trustees 
elected  from  tiie  Municipality. 

Educational  Museum.— Connected  with  the  Depart- 
ment of  Education  is  m  Museum,  containing  specimens  of 
school  apparatus,  etc.,  a  valuable  collection  of  Italian, 
Dutch  and  Flemish  Oil  Paintings,  and  Statuary  casts  and 
busts ;  an  art  gallery  of  paintings  by  Canadian  artists. 
Here  also  is  the  largest  collection  of  archaeological 
material  in  the  Dominion,  chiefly  illustrative  of  Ontario, 
and  of  North  America.  David  Boyle,  Curator  of  Museum. 
The  Museum  is  open  to  the  public  from  9  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 


List  of  Public,  High  arid  Separate  School  Iqspectors,  aqd  Inspector  of  Technical  Education,  Ontario. 


CITY   INSPECTORS. 


St.  Catharines,  D.C.Hether- 

ington 

Toronto,  Jas.  L.  Hughes, 

Chief  Inspector. 

II      W.  F.  Chapman,  B.  A. 

II      W.  H.  Elliott,  B  A. 

II      E.   W.   Bruce,  m.a. 

Windsor  and  Town  of  Wal- 

kerville  ..R.  Meade,  m.a. 


Brantford..E.  E.  C.  Kilmer, 

B.A. 

Guelph W.  Tytler,  b.a. 

Hamilton,W.  H.Ballard.M.A 
Kingston.  J.  Russell  Stuart 
London C.  B.  Edwards, 

B.A. 

Ottawa,  J.H.Putman.D.Pd. 
Peterboro'. .  A.  Mowat,  b.a. 

Note.  —  All  other  Cities  and  Towns  are  under  the 
Inspectors  of  the  Counties,  etc. 

HIGH   SCHOOL  INSPECTORS. 

J.  A.  Houston,M.A.,Toronto  I  H.  B.  Spotton,  m.a.,  ll.d., 
J.E.Wetherell,M.A.,Tor'nto  |  Toronto 

CHIEF   INSPECTOR   OF   PUBLIC   AND   SEPARATE   SCHOOLS, 
AND   INSPECTOR   OP  NORMAL  SCHOOLS. 

F.  W.  Merchant,  m.a.,  D.Pajd Toronto 

CONTINUATION  SCHOOL  INSPECTOR. 

R.  H.  Cowley,  b.a Toronto 

SEPARATE  SCHOOL  INSPECTORS. 

J.  F.  Power,  m.a Toronto 

M.  O'Brien Peterboro' 


J.  F.  Sullivan,  B.A London 

Jas.  E.  Jones,  b.a Mattawa 

T.  Rochon,  c.a.,  English-French,  East Ottawa 

D.  Chenay,  English-French,  West Windsor 

V.  Hector  Gaboury,  b.a.,  English-French Plantagenet 

A.  Belanger,  m.a.,  English-French,  East Ottawa 

MANUAL  TRAINING  AND  TECHNICAL  SCHOOL  INSPECTOR. 

Albert  H.  Leake North  Toronto 

COUNTT  PUBLIC  SCHOOL  INSPECTORS. 

Inspector.  County,  etc.  P.  0. 

L.  A.  Green,  B.A Algoma  Dist . .  SaultSt.Marie 

T,  W.  Standing,  B.A Brant Brantford 

Jno.  McCool,  31.  A Bruce,  E Walkerton 

W.  F.  Bald,  5.^ "      W Port  Elgin 

Thos.  Jamieson,  B.A Carleton,  E...  Ottawa 

Willis  C.  Froats.  M.A..{  ^LtnaTk,  e!  }  Carleton  Pl'ce 

N.  Gordon  Dufferin Orangeville 

Arthur  Brown Dundas Morrisburg 

Welburn  Atkin Elgin,  E St.  Thomas 

John  A.  Taylor,  B.A "      W St.  Thomas 

D.  Chenay Essex, N.,  No.l  Windsor 

D.A.Maxwell,jB.^.,LL.£.       '•     S.,  No.  2  Windsor 


M.  R.  Raid,  M.A {i'iS^jii- }  Sydenham 


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EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS. 


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Inspector. 
Wm.  Spankie,  M.D   .. 
Jos.  W,  Crewson,  B.A. 

Samuel  Huff,  B.A 

H.  H.  Burges3,  5.J.... 

N.  W.  Campbell 

Clarke  Moses 


County,  etc. 
Frontenac,  S . 
Glengarry . . . 

Grey,  E 

"     W 


Sylvanus  Phillips,  B.A. 


J  S.  Deacon  . . , , 
Wm.  Mackintosh 


E.  E.  Ingall,  B.A. 


H.  J.  Clarke,  jB.^ 

David  Robb,  £.^ 

J.  Elgin  Tom 

Rev.  W.  H.  G.  Colles  ... 

J.  H.  Smith,  M.A 

N.  McDougall,  £..1 

Henry  Conn,  B.A 

F.  L.  Michell,  Jf.^  

W.  Johnston, M.A.,LL.B. 
Robert  Kinney,  M.D  ... . 

T.  A.  Craig 

D.  A.  Nesbitt,  M.A 

W.  W.  Ireland,  5.^..../ 

Jno.  McLaughlin -{ 

Peter  J.  Thompson,  B.A. 

Hugh  D.  Johnson 

H.  R.  Scovell,  B.A 

J.  B,  McDougall,  B.A .... 
H.  Frank  Cook,  ^.^ 

W.E.Tilley,i»f.^. ,PA.i>.  | 


f  Hastings,  N.  ^ 

\   Nipissing,  S.  V 

t  ParrySd.N.EJ 


Haldimand  . . . 
Haliburton,  ^ 
B.Mu8koka&  }- 
K.  Parry  S'nd.j 

Halton 

Hastings,  0 . . 
Hastings 
Nipissing 
Parry 
Hastings,  S 

Huron,  E 

"      W 

Kent.E 

"     W 

Lambton,  2(E) 

'«        1(W) 

Lanark,  W.. . . 

Leeds  &G.  No.  1 

"  &Gr'nNo.2 

"  &Gr'nNo.3 

Lennox  

Lincoln  and  \ 
Pelham  Tp. .  / 
Manit'lin  I.& ) 
Arma(inpt.)  j 
Middlesex,  E . . 
W. . 
Muskoka,  W. . 
Nipissi'g,  N.  &c 
Norfolk  .... 
N'h'berl'ndfe  ) 
Durh.S  W.,  1  i 


P.O. 

Kingston 

Cornwall 

Meaford 

Owen  Sound 

Durham 

Caledonia 

Minden 


Milton 
Madoc 

Bancroft 

Belleville 

Brussels 

Goderich 

Chatham 

Chatham 

Petrolia 

Sarnia 

Perth 

Athens 

Brockville 

Kempville 

Newburgh 

St.  Catharines 

Gore  Bay 

London 
Strathroy 
Bracebridge 
North  Bay 
Simcoe 

Bowman  ville 


Inspector. 
Albert  Odell 


Robert  Boyes 

R.  H.  Walks,  B.A. 


J.  M.  Cole 

R.  A.  Patterson,  B.A. 
Rev.  G.Grant,  B.A.. 
W.  J.  Galbraith.  B.A. 

Wm.  Irwin,  B.A 

Jas.  H.  Smith,  B.A.. 
Richard  Lees,  M.A.. . 


G.  E.  Broderick J 

W.  J.  Summerby 

Gilbert  D.  Piatt,  5.^ 

John  Ritchie 

E.T.  White,  .B.^ 

G.  G.  McNab,  B.A 

G.  K.  Mills,  B.A 

Rev.  Thos.  McKee,  B.A.. 

Isaac  Day,  B.A 

Jas.  Froats,  B.A 


County,  etc. 
N'h'berl'nd&\ 
Dur.O.  No.  2/ 
N'h'berl'nd&  \ 
Dur.  E.,No.3/ 

Ontario,  N 

S.... 
Oxford,  N 

"        S 

Parry  Sound,  S 

Peel 

Perth,  N 

"       S 

Peterboro',  E. 
Peterboro'W  i 
&Victoria,  Ef 
Presc't  &  Rus'l 
Prince  Edward 
Rainy  River... 
Renfrew,  N. .. 
S... 

Simcoe,  N 

S.-W.. 


D.  M.  Christie,  £. J., 


W.  H.  Stevens,  £. A 

Thomas  Pearce 

F.  W.  Sheppard 

John  W.  Marshall,  B.A... 
Robert  Galbraith,  .B.^.  .. 
J.  J.  Craig,  B.A.,  M.P.P. 

Joseph  H.  Smith 

C.  W.  Mulloy,  jB.^I 

A.  L.  Campbell,  £.^ 


Stormont  .... 
ThunderBay  \ 
Nipissing,  VV  \ 
Parry  Sd.NWJ 
Victoria,  W.  . . 
Waterloo ,  1. . . 
2... 

Welland 

Wellington,  N. 

S. 

Wentworth . . . 

York,  N 


P.O. 

Cobourg 

Campbellford 

Brooklin 

Whitby 

Woodstock 

IngersoU 

Orillia 

Brampton 

Stratford 

Stratford 

Peterboro' 

Lindsay 

Russell 

Picton 

Port  Arthur 

Pembroke 

Renfre^v. 

Collingwood 

Barrie 

Orillia 

Cornwall 

Fort  William 

Lindsay 

Berlin 

Berlin 

Welland 

Mt.  Forest 

Fergus 

Hamilton 

Aurora 

Weston 


Alexandria . . . 

Almonte 

Arnprior 

Arthur 

Athens  

Aurora  

Aylmer 

Barrie,  O.I  . . . 
Beamsville  . . . 

Belleville  

Berlin,  C.  I.  . . 

Bowmanville  . 

Bradford 

Brampton 

Bran  tford,  C.I. 

Brighton 

Brockville,  C.I 

Caledonia 

Campbellford 
Oarleton  Place 

Cayuga  

Chatham,  C.I. 

Chesley 

Clinton,  C.I.. 
Cobourg,  O.I. 

Colborne 

Oollingw'd.C.I 

Cornwall 

Deseronto  

Dundas 

Dunnville- 

Dutton  

Hora 


Fergus  

Forest 

Ft.William,CI 

Gait,  O.I 

Gananoque . . . 
Georgetown  .. 

Glencoe  

Goderich,  C.I. 
Gravenhurst . . 

Grimsby 

Guelph,  C.I  . . 
Hagersville  .. 
Hamilton,  C.I. 

Harriston 

Hawkesbury , . 


PRmCIPALS  OF 

D.  MacKay,  M.A. 

M  issM.  Thompson ,  BA 
W.  E.  Rand,  B.A. 
T.  E.  Langford,  M.A. 
J.  H.  Sexton,  M.A. 
J.  Ferguson  B.A. 
W.W.Ruthertord,^^. 
T.  H.  Redditt,  B.A. 
J.  A.  Hamilton,  B.A. 
J.  Colling,  B.A. 
W.  H.  Williams,  £.^. 

(Actg.) 
John  Elliott,  B.A. 
G.  A.  Carefoot,  B.A. 
W.  J.  Fenton,  B.A. 
A.  W.  Burt,  B.A. 
T.  A.  Owen,  B.A. 
A.  J.  Husband,  B.A. 
W.  Donaldson,  B.A. 
T.  C.  Smith,  B.A. 

E.  J.  Wethey,  fi.^. 
J.  E.  Skeele,  5.^. 
Wm.J.Twohey,il/.J. 
J.  D.Campbell,  B.A. 
J.  W.  Treleaven,  B.A. 
0.  C.  Arthur,  M.A. 
W.  Bellamy,  B.A. 

P.  W.  Brown,  B.A. 
A.  E.  MacLean,  B.A. 
H.  E.  Klliott,  B.A. 
A.  Pearson,  B.A. 
John  P.  Cowles,  B.A. 
T.  W.  Elliott,  B.A. 

A.  W.  Massey,  B.A. 
P.  Perry,  M.A. 
W.  J.  Wright,  M.A. 
W.J.  Hamilton,  J5.^. 
T.  Carscadden,  M.A. 
R.  G.  Graham,  B.A. 
R.  D.  Ooutts,  B.A. 
W.  K.  Foucar,J/.^. 
John  M.  Field,  B.A. 
Thomas  Hobbs,  B.A. 
W.  Montgomery,  B.  A . 
J.  Davison,  B.A. 
Robt.  Wright,  B.A. 
R.  A.  Thompson,  B.A. 
J.  D.  Breuls,  B.A . 
R.W.Asselstine,5.J. 


HIGH   SCHOOLS   AND  COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTES,  ONTARIO. 


IngersoU,  C.I. 

Iroquois 

Kemptville    . . 

!\enora 

Kincardine  . . 
Kingston.  C.I. 
Leamington  . . 
Lindsay,  O.I.. 

Listowel 

London,  O.I  .. 

Lucan 

Madoc 

Markham 

Meaford 

Midland 

Mitchell 

Morrisburg,  01 
Mount  Forest. 
Napanee,  0. 1. 

Newburgh 

Newcastle 

Newmarket  . . 

Niagara  

Niagara  Falls  S 
Niag.  Falls,  C.I 

North  Bay 

Norwood   .... 

Oakville 

Omemee 

Orangeville  . . 
Orillia,  C.I... . 

Oshawa  

Ottawa,  O.I  . . 
Owen  S'nd,  O.I 

Paris  

Parkhill 

Pembroke 

Penetang'ish'e 
Perth,  O.I... . 
Peterboro',  O.I 

Petrolea 

Picton    

Plantagenet . . 
Pt.  Arthur, O.I 
Port  Dover  . . 
Port  Elgin .... 

Port  Hope 

Port  Perry  . . 
Port  Rowan  . . 
Prescott 


W.  Briden,  B.A. 
T.  A.  Truscott,  M.A. 
John  Nelson,  B.A. 
W.  A.  Wilson,  B.A. 
0.  McKinnon,  B.A. 
E.  O.  Sliter,  B.A. 
G.  A.  Brown,  B.A. 
T.A.Kirkconnell.B.A. 
J.  J.  Bell,  B.A. 
F.W.McCutcheon,JS^ 
G.  W.  Hofferd,  B.A. 
A.  H.  Watson,  B.A, 
J.  H.  Brethour,  B.A. 
A.  A.  Dundas,  B.A. 
W.  A.  Glass,  B.A. 
J.  D.  Morrow,  B.A, 
J,  S.  Jamieson,  M.A. 
T.  E.  Spiers,  B.A. 
U.  J.  Flach,  M.A. 
R.  T.  Andrews,  B.A. 
W.  W.  Jardine,  B.A. 
J.  E.  Minns,  B.A. 
J.  0.  Clark,  B.A.     • 
A  W.  Myer,  M.A. 
J.  D.  Dickson,  B.A. 
A.  R.  Girdwood,  B.A. 
R.  G.  Lawlor,  B.A. 
J.  M.  Denyes,  B.A. 
R.  A.  Barron,  B.A. 
A.  Steele,  B.A. 
J.  T.  Lillie,  B.A. 
L.  0.  Smith,  B.A. 
A.  H.  McDougall, 5.^. 
T.  Murrav,  B.A. 
W.  N.  Bell,  B.A. 
A.  H.  Fairchild,  B.A. 
R.  Ross,  B.A. 
R.  D.  Keefe,  B.A. 
W.  A.  McKim,  B.A. 
H.  R.  H.  Kenner,J5.^ 
W.  Clyde,  3/.^. 
John  H.  Dolan,  B.A. 
John  0.  Walsh,  B.A. 
W.B.  L.  Howell.iJ.^. 
W.  R.  Liddy,  B.A. 
A.  E.  Nelson,  B.A. 
E.  E.  Snider,  B.A. 
R.  S.  Jenkins,  B.A. 
H.  E.  Amos,  B.A. 
H.  W.  Kerf  cot,  B.A. 


Renfrew.C.I.. 
Richmond  Hill 
Ridgetown,O.I 
Rockland.     . 
StOath'nes,CI 

St.  Mary's,  0,1 

St.Thomas,O.I 

Sarnia,  O.I 

Sault  St.  Marie 

Seaforth,O.I.. 

Simcoe   

Smith's  Falls.. 

Smithville 

Stirling 

Stratford,  O.I. 

Strathroy,  O.I. 

Streetsville    . . 

Sudbury 

Sydenham 

Thorold 

Tillsonburg. . . 

Toronto  : 
Jarvis,  0. 1... 

Malvern 

Oakwood 

Humberside. 
Parkdale,C.I 
Harbord.C.I. 
Riverdale — 
Technical — 

Trenton  

Uxbridge  

Vankleekh.,01 

Vienna   

Walkerton  . . . 

Wardsville  . . . 

Waterdown  .. 

Waterford 

Watford 

Welland 

Weston 

Whitby,  C.I. . 

Wiarton 

Williamstown 

Windsor,  O.L. 

Wingham  .... 

Woodstock,  CI 


Hugh  W.  Brya.n,M.A. 
J.  Davidson,  M.A. 
J.  G.  Little,  B.A. 

F.  Mary  Eby,  B.A. 
A.  E.  Coombs.  M.A., 

B.Paed. 
S.  Martin,  B.A. 
A.yoa.den,M.A,M.D. 
C.  L.  Crassweller,  B.A 
W.  B.  Race,  B.A. 

G.  F.  Rogers,  B.A. 
J.  D.  Christie,  jB.  4. 
R.  0.  Hose,  B  A. 
James  Tremeer,  B.A. 
G.  E.  Kennedy,  B.A. 
C.Mviyherrv,BA,LLB 
A.  P.  Gundry,  B.A. 
Wm.  Kemp,  M.A. 
H.S.Berlanquet,5.J.. 
L.  Might,  M.A. 
Eliza  T.  Fitzgerald. 
J.  H.  Davidson,  B.A. 

L.Embree,  M.A ,  LLD 
O.  Lehmann,  B.A. 
R.  A.  Gray,  B.A. 

F.  0.  Colbeck,  B.A. 

G.  A.  SmiUi,  B.A. 

E.  W.  Hagarty,  M.A, 
H.  J.  Crawford,  5.^. 
R.  H.  Eldon,  B.A. 
Robt.  Whyte,  B.A. 
R.  A.  Hutchison,  B.A 
J.  L.  Mitchener,  B.A, 
H.  Bonis,  B.A. 
J.  Morgan,  M.A. 
Mary  A.  Dickey,  5.^4. 
A.  Campbell,  B.A. 
John  Simpson,  M.A. 

0.  Potter,  B.A. 

H.  M.McOuaig,  B.A. 
J.  0.  Harstone,  M.A. 
Ohas.  Potter,  B.A. 
E.  R.  Witheril,  B.A. 
Thos.  E.  Elliott,  B.A. 
V.  P.  Gavin,  B.A. 
J.  G.  Workman,  B.A. 

1.  M.  Levan,  B.A. 


University  of  Toronto  and  University  Collegk. 


EDUCATIONAL    INSTITUTIONS. 


H\e  Uriiversity  of  Tororito 

board  of  governors. 
Chairman,  Sir  Edmund  Walker,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  C.V.O 


Vice-Chairman,  The  Hon.  the  Chief  Justice  of  Ontario. 

The  Chancellor,  Hon.  Sir  W.  R.  Meredith,  LL.D., 
ex -officio. 

The  Piesldent,  R.  A.  Falconer,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  ex-officio. 

Sir  Edmund  Walker,  D  C.L.,  LL.D.,  C.V.O. ;  G.  R.  R. 
Cockburn,  M.A. ;  C.  D.  Massey,  Esq.  ;  Rev.  D.  B, 
Macdonald,  M.A.,  LL.D.;  W.  T.  White,  B.A. ;  E.  C, 
Whitney,  Esq.    (Retiring  in  1906.) 

Reuben  W.  Leonard,  D.C.L.;  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Moss, 
LL.D.;  E.  B.  Osier,  Esq.,  M.P.;  J.  W.  Flavelle,  LL.D. 
Rev.  J.  A.  Macdonald,  LL.D.;  H.  T.  Kelly,  Esq.  (Re 
tiring  in  1912.) 

John  Hoskin,  LL.D.,  K.C.  ; 
Bowell,  K.C.M.G.  ;  Rev.  J.  R, 
C.  G.  Snider.  B.A.;  Thomas  W 
Zebulon  Alton  Lash,  K.C,  LL.D. 


Hon.    Sir   Mackenzie 
Teefy,    M.A.,   LL.D.; 
Crothers,  Esq.,  K.C; 
(Retiring  in  1914.) 


Secretary,  F.  A.  Moure,  Esq.,  Bursar, 

SENATE. 

Chancellor,  Hon.  Sir  W.  R.  Meredith,  LL.D. 
President,  R.  A.  Falconer,  LL.D. 

(1)  Ex-Officio— Sir  Edmund  Walker,  D.CL.,  LL.D., 
C.V.O.;  Maurice  Hutton,  M.A.,  LL.D.;  Rev.  N.  Bur- 
wash,  M.A.,  S.T.D.,  LL.D.;  Rev.  T.  C  S.  Macklem,  M.A., 
D.D.,  LL.D.  ;  Rev.  Alfred  Gaudier,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Rev. 
Thomas  Robert  O'Meara,  LL.D.  ;  Rev.  Nicholas  Roche, 
C.S.B.  ;  Robert  Ramsav  Wright,  M.A.,  B.Sc,  LL.D.; 
C  K.  Clarke,  M.D.,  LL.D.;  John  Galbraith,  M.A., 
C.E.,  LL.D. ;  Wm.  Pakenham,  B.A.  ;  Bernhard  E. 
Fernow,  LL.D.;  Hon.  Edward  Blake,  M.A.,  LL.D., 
K.C;  Hon.  Sir  William  Mulock,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  K.C; 
Hon.  Sir  Charles  Moss,  LL.D.;  James  Loudon,  M.A., 
LL.D. 

(2)  Representatives  of  the  Faculties.— Faculty  of  Arts 
of  the  University— Alfred  Baker.  M.A.  ;  Andrew  James 
Bell,  M.A.,  Ph.D. ;  T.  G.  Brodie,  M.D.,  F.R.S.  ;  Arthur 
P.  Coleman,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  A.  T.  DeLury,  M.A.;  Wm. 
Henry  Fraser,  M.A.;  James  Gibson  Hume,  M.A.,  Ph.D. ; 
August  Kirschmann,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  William  Robert 
Lang,  D.Sc. ;  A.  H.  F.  Lefroy,  M.A.  ;  W.  J.  Loudon, 
B.A.  ;  W.  L.  Miller,  Ph.D.;  John  Cunningham  McLen- 
nan, B.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  Archibald  Byron  Macallum,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S.  ;  J.  P.  McMurrich,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  James Mavor;  Thomas  L.  Walker,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
George  McKinnon  Wrong,  M.A.  ;  James  McGregor 
Young,  M.A. 

Faculty  of  Medicine— George  Arthur  Bingham,  M.B., 
M.D.,  CM. ;  Irving  Heward  Cameron,  M.B.,  LL.D.  ; 
William  Proudfoot  Caven,  M.B. ;  James  Frederick 
William  Ross,  M.B.  ;  David  James  Gibb  Wishart,  B.A., 
M.D.,  CM. 

Faculty  of  Applied  Science  and  Engineering— 
William  Hodgson  Ellis,  M.A.,  M.B.  ;  R.  W.  Angus, 
B.A.  Sc.  ;  Thomas  Reeve  Rosebrugh,  M.A. ;  L.  B. 
Stewart ;  Charles  H.  0.  Wright,  B.A.  Sc. 


Faculty  of  Education— H.  T.  J.  Coleman,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

Faculty  of  University  College— John  Fletcher,  M.A., 
LL.D.;  D.  R.  Keys,  M.A.;  J.  Squair,  B.A. 

Faculty  of  Arts  of  Victoria  College— John  Fletcher 
McLaughlin,  B.A.;  Alfred  Henry  Reynar,  M.A.,  LL.D.  ; 
Lewis  Emerson  Horning,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

Faculty  of  Arts  of  Trinity  College— Rev.  Henry 
Thomas  Forbes  Duckworth,  M.A. ;  K.  C  Griffith,  M.A.; 
Archibald  Hope  Young,  M.A. 

(3)  Appointed  Members — 
Arthur  Leopold  Langford,  M.A.,  (Representative  of 

Victoria  University).  Rev.  James  Ballantyne,  B.A.,  D.D. 
John  Andrew  Paterson,  M.A.,  K.C,  (Representatives 
of  Knox  College).  Rev.  Henry  James  Cody,  M.A.,  D.D., 
LL.D.,  Newman  Wright  Hoyles,  B.A.,  K.C,  LL.D., 
( Representatives  of  Wycliff  e  College).  Rev.  Michael  Vin- 
cent Kelly,  B.A.,  C.S.B.,  John  Joseph Cassidy,  M.D., 
(Representatives  of  St.  Michael's  College).  James  Bick- 
nell,  K.C,  (Representative  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper 
Canada).  William  Pirritte  Dyer,  M.A.,  D.D.,  (Repre- 
entative  of  Albert  College,  Belleville).  George  C.  Creel- 
man,  B.S.A.,  (Representative  of  the  Ontario  Agricultural 
College, Guelph).  J. B. Willmott, M.D.S., D.D. S., (Repre- 
sentative of  the  Royal  College  of  Dental  Surgeons  of 
Ontario).  N.  W.  Rowell,  Esq.,  (Representative  of  the 
Toronto  College  of  Music).  C  F.  Heebner,  Phm.B., 
(Representative  of  the  Ontario  College  of  Pharmacy). 
E.  A.  A.  Grange,  V.S.,  M.S.,  (Representative  of  the 
Ontario  Veterinary  College). 

(4)  Elected  Members— W.  Dale,  M.A.  ;  J.  H.  Coyne, 
M.A.;  J.  King,  M.A.;  J.  M.  Clark,  M.A.;  J.  Chisholm, 
B.A.;  W.  Houston,  M.A.;  A.  MacMurchy,  B.A.;  E.  N. 
Armour,  B.A.;  H.  H.  Dewart,  B.A.;  D.  Fasken,  B.A., 
W.  N.  Ponton.  M  A.;  J.  L.  Ross,  B.A.,  (Representatives 
of  the  graduates  in  Arts  of  University  College). 

Hon.  J.  J.  Maclaren,  M.A.,  LL.D. ;  C  C  James,  M.A.; 
Rev.  J.  Allen,  M.A.;  Rev.  A.  Carman,  M.A.,  LL.D.; 
J.  R.  L.  Starr,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  (Representatives  of  the 
graduates  in  Arts  of  Victoria  College.) 

J.  A.  Worrell,  M.A.,  D.C.L.;  F.  B.  Cumberland,  M.A. ; 
Rev.  T.  W.  Powell,  M.A. ;  N.  F.  Davidson,  M.A., 
H.  S.  Southam,  B.A.  (Representatives  of  the  graduates 
in  Arts  of  Trinity  College). 

H.  J.  Hamilton,  M.B.;  C  J.  O.  Hastings,  M.D.;  W. 
H.  Harris,  M.D.,  CM.;  W.  Burt,  M.B., (Representatives 
of  the  graduates  in  Medicine). 

E.  A.  James,  B.A.  Sc;  C  H.  Mitchell,  C.E.,  (Repre- 
sentatives of  the  graduates  in  Applied  Science  and 
Engineering). 

Hon.  F.  Osier,  D.CL. ;  Hon.  W.  R.  Riddell.  B.A.,  B.Sc, 
LL.B.,  (Representatives  of  the  graduates  in  Law). 

Hon.  N.  Monteith,  B.S.A. ;  T.  G.  Raynor,  B.S.A., 
(Representatives  of  the  graduates  in  Agriculture). 

L.  E.  Embree,  M.A.,  LL.D.;  E.  W.  Hagarty,  M.A.; 
C.  A.  Mayberry,  B. A.,  LL.B.;  R.  A.  Thompson,  B.A., 
(Representatives  of  the  Principals  of  Collegiate  Insti- 
tutes or  High  Schools  or  Assistants  therein). 
'      Registrar,  James  Brebner,  B.A, 

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EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS. 


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President,  Robert  A.  Falconer,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  D.Litt. 

Vice-President,  R.  Ramsay  Wright,  M.A.,  B.Sc,  LL.D. 

Registrar,  James  Brebner,  B.A. 

Bursar,  F.  A.  Mourd,  Esq. 

Librarian,  Hugh  Hornby  Langton,  M.A. 

Curator  of  the  New  Mtiseum,  H.  Montgomery,  M.A., 
B.Sc,  Ph.D. 

Curator  of  the  Archaeological  Section  of  the  Museum, 
C.  T,  Currelly,  M.A. 

Physical  Director,  J.  W.  Barton,  M.D. 

Superintendent  of  Buildings  and  Grounds,  Graham 
Campbell. 

Assistant  Superintendent,  A.  D.  Le  Pon. 

FACULTY   OF  ARTS. 

President  of  the  University,  Robert  A,  Falconer, 
M.A..  LL.D.,  D.Litt. 

Dean,  R.  R.  Wright,  M.A.,  B.Sc,  LL.D. 

Secretary,  James  Brebner,  B.A. 

Afatheynatics— Alfred  Baker,  M.A.,  A.  T.  DeLury, 
M.A.,  Professors;  M.  A.  Mackenzie,  M.A.,  J.  C.  Fields, 
B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors;  S.  Beatty,  M.A.,  Lec- 
turer ;  A.  B.  Feimell,  B.A.,  W.  R.  Booking,  B.A,,  A. 
J.  Dempster,  B.A.,  Fellows. 

Mechanics — W.  J.  Loudon,  B.A.,  Professor. 

Physics— J.  C.  McLennan,  Ph.D.,  Professor  and  Direc- 
tor of  the  Physical  Laboratory  ;  C.  A.  Chant,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor  of  Astro-Physics  ;  E.  F. 
Burton,  B.A.,  L.  Gilchrist,  M.A.,  H.  A.  McTaggart, 
M.A.,  Demonstrators;  H.  F.  Dawes,  M.A.,  Lecturer; 
V.  E.  Pound,  M.A.,  W,  T.  Kennedy,  M.A.,  Assistant 
Demonstrators;  G.  A.  Cline,  B.A.,  J.  A.  Gardiner, 
M.A.,  Class  Assistants;  Miss  A.  T.  Reed,  B. A.,  Class 
Assistant  and  Stenographer. 

Geology— A.  P.  Coleman,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor  ;  W. 
A.  Parks,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor;  A.  Mac- 
Lean,  B.A.,  Lecturer. 

Mineralogy— T.  L.  Walker,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor  ; 
A.  L.  Parsons,  B.A.,  Lecturer;  W.  F.  Green,  B.A., 
Demonstrator. 

Chemistry— W.  R.  Lang,  D.Sc,  F.I.C.,  Professor 
and  Director  of  the  Chemical  Laboratory  ;  Wm.  L. 
Miller,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor  of  Physical  Chemistry  ; 
F.  B.  Kenrick,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor  ;  F.  B. 
Allan,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor  of  Organic  Chemistry  ; 
W.  W.  Evans,  B.Sc,  J.  P.  Trickey,  R.  Joham,  H.  P. 
Corless,  H.  A.  G.  Willoughby,  Assistants. 

Biology— R.  Ramsay  Wright,  M.A.,  B.Sc,  LL.D., 
Professor  ;  B.  A.  Bensley,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Pro- 
fessor of  Zoology;  J.  H.  Faull,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Pro- 
fessor of  Botany;  W.  H.  Piersol,  B.A.,  M.B.,  Asso- 
ciate Professor  of  Histology  and  Embryology  ;  E.  M. 
Walker,  B.A.,  M.B.,  R.  B.  Thomson,  B.A.,  C.  D.  Howe, 
Ph.D.,  A.  G.  Huntsman,  B.A.,  M.B.,  Lecturers  ;  R. 
Chambers,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Lecture  and  Laboratory  Assist- 
ant. 

Anatomy— J.  P.  McMurrich,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor. 

Physiology— A.  B.  Macallum,  M.A.,  M.B.,  Ph.D., 
ScD.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  T.  G.  Brodie,  M.D.,  F.R.S.,  Pro- 
fessors. 

History  and  Ethnology— Rev.  Geo.  McKinnon  Wrong, 
M.A.,  Professor;  E.  J.  Kylie,  M.A.,  Associate  Professor  ; 
K.  N.  Bell,  B.A.,  A.  G.  Brown,  B.A.,  Lecturers;  W.  S. 
Wallace,  B.A.,  Instructor. 

Comparative  Philology— A.  J.  Bell,  B.A.,  Ph.D,  Pro- 
fessor. 

Italian  and  Spanish— W.  H.  Fraser,  M.A.,  Professor  ; 
F.  J.  A.  Davidson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  M.  A.  Buchanan,  B.A., 
Ph.D.,  Associate  Professors;  A.  H.  Young,  M.A.,  E. 
Goggio,  Instructors. 

Philosophy  and  Psychology— Jaa.  Gibson  Hume,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  Professor  of  the  History  of  Philosophy  ;  August 
Kirschmann,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Prof essor  of  Philosophy  and 
Director  of  the  Psychological  Laboratory ;  F.  Trac3% 
B.A.,  Ph.D.,  A.  H.  Abbott,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate- 
Professors;  W.  G.  Smith,  B.A.,  Rev.  T.  R.  Robinson, 
B.A.,  Lecturers  ;  J.  R.  Harris,  B.A.,  Laboratory  Assist- 
ants in  Psychology  ;  W.  M.  Wyatt,  B.A.,  G.  G.  D.  Kil- 
patrick,  B.A.,  J.  R.  Sanderson,  B.A.,  Class  Assistants. 

Political  Science— James  Mavor,  Professor  ;  G.  I.  H. 
Lloyd,  M.A.,  Associate-Professor;  S.  A.  Cudmore,  B.A., 
Instructor. 

Roman  Law,  Jurisprudence  and  History  of  English 
Law— A.  H.  F.  Lefroy,  M.A.,  Professor. 

Constitutional  and  International  Law  and  Constitu- 
tional History— i.  McGregor  Young,  M.A.,  Professor. 


University  College. 

Principal— Maurice  Hutton,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Acting  Principal— W.  J.  Alexander,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

Begistrar—M.  W.  Wallace,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

Lady  Superintendent — Miss  Salter. 

G^ee/c— Maurice  Hutton,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  Professor; 
Adam  Carruthers,  M.A.,  Associate  Professor ;  W.  H. 
Tackaberry,  M.A.,  Lecturer. 

Latin— John  Fletcher,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor;  G.  W. 
Johnston,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor;  G.  O.  Smith  M.A., 
Lecturer;  R.  C.  Reade,  B.A.,  Instructor. 

Ancient  History— W.  S.  Milner,  M.A.,  Professor;  A. 
G.  Brown,  B.  A.,  Lecturer. 

English— W.  J.  Alexander,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor  ; 
David  R.  Keys,  M.A.,  M.  W.  Wallace,  B.A.,  Ph.D., 
Associate  Professors  ;  G.  S.  Stevenson,  M.A.,  W.  H. 
Clawson,  Ph.D.,  Lecturers. 

Frenc^i— John  Squair,  B.A.,  Professor;  J.  H.  Cameron, 
M.A.,  St.  E.  de  Champ  B.6sL.,  Associate  Professors; 
J.  S.  Will,  B.A.,  Lecturer;  L.  H.  Corbett,  M.A.,  A.  E. 
Hamilton,  B.A.,  Instructors. 

German— y^.  H.  Vander  Smissen,  M.A.,  Professor ; 
G.  H.  Needier,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor  ;  P. 
Toews,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  P.  W.  Mueller,  B.A.,  Lecturers. 

Oriental  Languages— J.  F.  McCurdy,  Ph.D.,  LL.D., 
Professor;  R.  Davidson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Pro- 
fessor ;  T.  Eakin,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Lecturer. 

^fMcs— James  Gibson  Hume,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor. 

Victoria  College. 
Incorporated  1836. 

President,  Rev.  N.  Burwash,  S.T.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.O. 

Dean,  J.  C.  Robertson,  M.A. 

Registrar,  A.  L.  Langford,  M.A. 

Librarian,  A.  E.  Lang,  M.A. 

Secretary  of  Faculty,  N.  W.  DeWitt,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

Prof.  Emeritus,  Rev.  A.  H.  Reynar,  M.A.,  LL.D. ; 
George  A.  Cox  Prof,  of  Biblical  Greek,  Rev.  F.  H. 
Wallace,  M.A.,  D.D. ;  Macdonald  Prof,  of  the  Latin 
Language  and  Literature,  A.  J.  Bell,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
(Bres.) ;  Prof,  of  Teutonic  Philology,  L.  E.  Horning, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.  (Goettingen) ;  Prof,  of  Oriental  Languages 
and  Literature,  Rev.  J.  F.  McLaughlin,  B.A.,  B.D. ; 
W.  E.  H.  Massey  Prof,  of  Greek  Language  and  Philo- 
sophy, J.  C.  Robertson,  M.A.;  Eliza  Gcoderham  Prof, 
of  French  Language  and  Literature,  and  Prof,  of  the 
History  and  Criticism  of  English  Literature,  Pelham 
Edgar,  Ph.D. ;  Prof,  of  the  Greek  Language  and  Litera- 
ture, A.  L.  Langford,  M.A.;  Prof,  of  the  German  Lan- 
guage and  Literature,  A.  E.  Lang,  M.A.  ;  Egerton 
Ryerson  Prof,  of  Ethics  and  Apologetics,  Rev.  G.  J. 
Biewett,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  Prof,  of  Latin  and  Ancient 
History,  N.  W.  DeWitt,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  E.  A.  Massey  Prof, 
of  English  Bible,  Rev.  George  Jackson,  B.A.  ;  Assoc. 
Prof.  ofOiiental  Languages  and  Literature,  Rev.  A.  P. 
Misener.  M.A.,  B  D.,  Ph.D.  ;  Assoc.  Prof,  of  French, 
Victor  de  Beaumont,  M.A. ;  Lecturer  in  Rhetoric  and 
English  Composition,  C.  E.  Auger,  B.A.  ;  Lecturer  in 
German,  Miss  M.  E.  T.  Addison,  B.A.  ;  Lecturer  in 
Ancient  History  and  Latin,  C.  B.  Sissons,  B.A.;  Lecturer 
in  French  Conversation,  Saint-Elme  de  Champ,  B.L., 
O.A.;  Instructor  in  German,  F.  Owen,  B.A. 

FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE. 

President  of  the  University,  R.  A.  Falconer,  M.A., 
LL.D.,  D.Litt. 

Dean,  C.  K.  Clarke,  M.D.,  LL.D. 

Secretary,  Alexander  Primrose,  M.D.,  CM. 

Assistant  Secretary,  E.  S.  Ryerson,  M.D.,  CM. 

Professores  Emeriti— M.  H.  Aikins,  B.A.,  M.D.,  J. 
L.  Davison,  B.A.,M.D.,  CM.,  F.  LeM.  Gras6tt,M.B.,  W. 
W.  Ogden,  M.D.,  J.  A.  Temple,  M.D.,  CM.,L.  Teskey, 
M.D.,  CM, 

Anatomy— J.  P.  McMurrich,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  Professor 
and  Director  of  the  Anatomical  Department  ;  H.  W. 
Aikins,  B. A.,  M.B.,  G.  A.  Bingham,  M.D.,  CM.,  Associate 


Pathology  avd  Bacteriology— J.  J.  Mackenzie,  B.A., 
M.B.,  Professor  ;  J.  A.  Amyot,  M.D,,  Associate  Professor; 
J,  G.  Fitzgerald,  M.B.,  Lecturer;  W.  E.  Gallie,  M.B., 
A.  J.  Mackenzie,  B.A.,  M.B.,  LL,B.,  B.  O'Reilley, 
M.D.,C.M.,C.  G.  Wagner,  M.B.,  O.  R.  Mabee,  M.B., 
G.  S.  Strathy,  F.  E.  Watts,  Demonstrators  ;  F.  W.  Rolph, 
M.B.,  D.  H.  Boddington,  Assistants  in  the  Clinical 
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Chemical  Pathology — J.  B.  Leathes,  M.B.,  Professor. 

Medical  Chemistry— "W .  T.  Stuart,  M.D.,  CM., 
Associate  Professor. 

Pharmacy  and  Pharmacology—Y.  E.  Henderson, M.B. 
Associate  Professor;  C.  P.  Lusk,  M.D.,  CM.,  Demon- 
strator. 

Gyncecology—J.  F.  W.  Ross,  M.D.,  Professor;  F.  W. 
Marlow,  M.B.,  Associate  Professor. 

Obstetrics— A.  H.  Wright,  B.A.,  M.D.,  Professor;  H. 
T.  Machell,  M.D.,  K.  C  Mclhvraith,  M.B.,  Associate 
Professors  ;  F.  Fenton,  M.D.,  CM.,  Associate. 

Pediatrics— A.  M.  Baines,  M.D.,  CM.,  H,  T.  Machell, 
M.D.,  Associate  Professors;  A.  W.  Canfield,  M.D.,CM., 
Clinical  Assistant. 

Surgery — I.  H,  Cameron,  M.B.,  Professor  ;  G.  A. 
Bingham,M.B.,M.D.,C.M.,H.  A.  Bruce,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S., 
P.  W.  H.  McKeown,  M.D.,  CM.,  W.  Oldright,  M.A., 
M.D.,  N.  A.  Powell,  M.D.,  CM.,  A.  Primrose,  M.D., 
C  L.  Starr,  M.D.,  F.  N.  G.  Starr,  M.B.,  Associate 
Professors;  C  B.  Shuttleworth,  M.D.,  CM.,  F.R.C.S., 
J.  F.  Uren,  M.D.,  CM.,  Associates  ;  A.  H.  Garrett,  M.D., 
CM.,  T.  B.  Richardson,  M.D.,  CM.,  W.  W.  Jones,  M.B., 
W.  J.  O.  Malloch,  B.A.,  M.B.,  F.R.C.S.,  G.  S.  Ryerson, 
M.D.,  CM.,  W.  A.  Scott,  B.A.,M.B.,  F.H.C.S.,  G.  Silver- 
thorn,  M.D.,  S.  H.  Westman,  M.B.,  Demonstrators. 

Medicine— A.  McPhedran,  M.B.,  M.D.,  CM.,  J.  B. 
Fotheringham,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.,  H.  B.  Anderson,  M.D., 
CM.,  A.  M.  Baines,  M.B.,  M.D.,  CM.,  W.  P.  Caven, 
M.B.,  G.  Chambers,  B.A.,  M.B.,  R.  J.  Dwyer,  M.B., 
M.R.C.P.,  A.  R.  Gordon,  M.B.,  W.  B.  Thistle,  M.D., 
Associate-Professors  of  Clinical  Medicine  ;  J.  H.  Elliott, 
M.B.,  W.  J.  McCollum,  M.B.,  W.  Goldie,  M.B.,  H.  C 
Parsons,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.,  Associates  in  Clinical  Medi- 
cine. 

Therapeutics— R.  D.  Rudolf,  M.D.,  CM.,  M.R.C.P., 
Professor;  S.  Johnston,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.,  E.  C  Cole, 
Demonstrators. 

Medical  Jurisprudence — N.  A.  Powell,  M.D.,  CM., 
Professor. 

Preventive  Medicine— C  Sheard,  M.  D.,  C  M., 
Professor. 

Psychiatry— C.  K.  Clark,  M.D.,  LL.D.,  Professor. 

Mental  Diseases — N.  H.  Beemer,  M.B.,  Professor. 

Ophthalmology  and  Otology— G.  H.  Burnham,  M.D., 
F.R.C.S.,  R.  A.  Reeve,  B.A.,  LL.D.,  M.D.,  G.  S.  Ryer- 
son, M.D.,  CM.,  Professors;  J.  M.  MacCallum,  B.A., 
M.D.,  C  Trow,  M.D.,  CM.,  Associate  Professors. 

Laryngology  and  Rhinology-Q.  R.  McDonagh,  M.D., 
Professor;  D.  J.G.Wishart,  B.  A.,  M.D.,  CM.,  Associate 
Professor;  G.  Boyd,  B.A.,  M.B,,  Associate. 

Hygiene — J.  A.  Amyot,  M.B.,  Professor. 

Toxicology— W.  H.  Ellis,  M.A.,  M.B.,  Professor. 

FACULTY    OF    APPLIED    SCIENCE   AND 
ENGINEERING. 

President  of  the  University,  R.  A.  Falconer,  M.A., 
LL.D.,  D.Litt. 

Dean,  John  Galbraith,  M.A.,  C.E.,  LL.D. 

Secretary— A.  T.  Laing,  B.A.Sc, 

Engineering— io\m  Galbraith,  M.A.,  CE.,  LL.D,, 
Professor. 

Electrical  Engineering —  T.  R.  Rosebrugh,  M.A., 
Professor;  H.  W.  Price,  B.A.Sc,  Lecturer;  C.  S. 
Dundass,  B.A.Sc,  C  L.  Gulley,  B.A.Sc,  A.  R.  Zimmer, 
B.A.SC,  A.  N,  Hunter,  N.  H.  Manning,  V.  C  Thomas, 
Demonstrators ;  O.  F.  Adams,  Fellow. 

Mechanical  Engineering— R.  W.  Angus,  B.A.Sc, 
Professor;  M.  R.  Riddell,  B.A.Sc,  J.  J.  Traill,  B.A.Sc, 
W.  VV.  Gray,  B.A.Sc,  Lecturers. 

Chemistry— W.  H.  Ellis,  M.A.,  M.B.,  Professor; 
J.  W,  Bain,  B,A.Sc.,  Associate- Professor ;  E.  G.  R. 
Ardagh,  B.A.Sc,  M.  C.  Boswell,  B.A.Sc,  Lecturers; 
H.  M.  Lancaster,  B.A.Sc,  Demonstrator, 

Electro-Chemistry—S.  Dushman,  B.A.,  Lecturer. 

Surveying— h.  B.  Stewart,  O.L.S.,  D.T.S.,  Professor; 
W.  M,  Treadgold,  B.A.,  S.  R.  Crerar,  B.A.Sc,  Lecturers  ; 
E.W.  Banting,  B.A.Sc,  Demonstrator;  A.  E.  Hunter, 
J.  H.  Lindsay,  F.  V.  Siebert,  Fellows. 

Mining  and  Metallurgy— H.  E.  T.  Haultain,  CE., 
M.I.M.M.,  Professor;  T.  R.  Loudon,  B.A.Sc,  Lecturer 
in  Metallurgy ;  R.  B.  Stewart,  F.  C  Dyer,  Demonstra- 
tors ;  J.  T.  King,  Fellow. 

Architecture— C.  H.  C  Wright,  B.A.Sc,  Professor; 
A.  W.  McConnell,  B.A.Sc,  Lecturer. 


Drawing— J.  R.  Cockburn,  B.A.Sc,  Lecturer;  L.  R. 
Thomson,  B.A.Sc,  R.  W.  Moflatt,  B.A.Sc,  R.  E.  W. 
Hagarty,  M.  Pequegnat,  B.A.Sc,  Demonstrators  ;  H.  M. 
Hyland,  J.  H.  Craig,  A.  E.  Hunter,  J.  B.  O.  Kemp, 
A.  B.  Mitchell,  H.  J.  Peckover,  C.  R.  Redfern,  L.  T. 
Rutledge,  F.  V.  Seibert,  W.  E.  Taylor,  A.  E.  Wren, 
Fellows. 

Applied  Mechanics — J.  McGowan,  B.A.Sc,  Associate- 
Professor  ;  P.  Gillespie,  B.A.Sc,  C  R.  Young,  B.A.Sc, 
Lecturers;  W.  G.  Swan,  R.  J.  Marshall,  B.A.Sc, 
Demonstrators. 

Physics— G.  R.  Anderson,  M.A.,  Lecturer;  W.  C. 
Blackwood,  B.A.Sc,  Demonstrator;  W.  H.  Wilson, 
Fellow. 

Special  Lecturers  — M.  Langstaff,  Instructor  in 
Accounting;  P.  W.  Mueller,  B.  A.,  Lecturer  in 
German. 

FACULTY   OF  HOUSEHOLD  SCIENCE. 
President  of  the  University,  R    A.  Falconer,  M.A., 
LL.D.,  D.Litt.;  Deati,  ;  Secretary,  Miss 

C  C  Benson,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  Household  Science— Misa 
A.  L.  Laird,  Associate  Professor  of  Household  Science  ; 
Miss  C  C  Benson,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate  Professor 
of  Physiological  Chemistry ;  Miss  M,  B.  Tamblyn, 
Lecturer;  Miss  N.  L.  Pattinson,  Instructor  ;  Miss  H,  A. 
Paul,  B.  A.,  Miss  O.  G.  Patterson,  B.H.Sc,  Instructors. 

FACUliTY  OF  EDUCATION. 

President  oj  the  University,  R.  A.  Falconer,  M.A., 
LL.D.,  D.Litt. ;  Dean,  William  Pakenham,  B.A., D.Paed. ; 
Secretary,  ;  Wm.  Pakenham.B. A.,  D.Paed.; 

Professor;  H.  T.J.  Coleman,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  Associate 
Professor;  H.  J.  Crawford,  B.A.,  Headmaster  of  Univer- 
sity High  School;  J.  T.  Crawford,  B.A.,  F,  E.  Coombs, 
B.A.,  G.  A.  Cornish,  B.A..  W.  C  Ferguson,  B.A.,  O.  J, 
Stevenson,  B.A.,  Chief  Instructors  and  Lecturers  in 
Methods. 

FACULTY   OF  FORESTRY. 

President  of  the   University,  R.  A.  Falconer,  M.A., 

LL.D.,  D.Litt.;  Dean,  B.  E.  Fernow,  LL.D. ;  Secretary, 

;  B.  E.  Fernow,  Professor, 

A.  H,  D.  Ross,  M.A.,  M.F.,  C  D.  Howe,  Ph.D.,  J.  H. 

White,  M.A.,  B.ScF.,  Lecturers. 

Queer's  University,  Kingston. 

Chancellor,  Sir  Sandford  Fleming,  C.E.,  K.C.M.G., 
LL.D. 

Principal  and  Vice-Chancellor,  Very  Rev.  Daniel 
Miner  Gordon,  M.A.,  D.D. 

Vice-Principol,  John  Watson,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Registrar,  George  Y.  Chown,  B.A. 

FACULTY  OF  THEOLOGY. 

Primarius  Professor  of  Divinity,  Very  Rev.  D.  M. 
Gordon,  M.A.,  D.D.  Projessor  of  Apologetics,  Rev.  D. 
Ross,  D.D.  Professor  of  Hebrew  and  Old  Testament 
Criticism,  Rev.  W.  G.  Jordan,  B.A.,  D.D.  Professor 
of  New  Testament  Lit.  and  Criticism,  Rev.  E.  F.  Scott, 
M.A.,  D.D.  Professor  of  Church  History  and  History 
of  Dogma,  Rev.  John  Dall,  B.D.  Professor  of  Practical 
theology.  Rev.  R.  Laird,  M.A. 

FACULTY  OF  ARTS,  PROFESSORS. 

Mathematics,  Nathan  F.  Dupuis,  M.A.,  F.B.S.,  Edin.; 
History,  Rev.  George  D.  Ferguson,  B.A.;  Moral  Phil- 
osophy, John' Watson,  M.A.,  LL.D.  ;  Physics,  D.  H. 
Marshall,  M.A.,  F.R.S.E.;  English  Language  and  Liter- 
ature, James  Cappon,  M.A.  ;  German,  J.  Macgillivray, 
Ph.D.  (Leipsic) ;  Mental  Philosophy,  S.  W.  Dyde,  M.A., 
D.Sc,  LL.D.;  Botany,  Rev.  Jas.  Fowler,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C; 
Animal  Biology  and  Physiology,  A.  P.  Knight,  M.A., 
M.D.;  Hebrew,  W.  G.  Jordan,  B.A.,  D.D.;  Romance 
Languages,  P.  G.  C  Campbell,  M.A.  (Oxon.);  Greek,  T. 
Callander,  M.A.  (Abdn.  Oxon.) ;  Latin,  W.  B.  Anderson, 
M.A.  (Abdn.  Cantab.);  History,  J.  L.  Morrison,  M.A.; 
5o(anj/, W.T.MacClement,  M.A.;  Politicaland Economic 
Science,  O.  Skelton,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Colonial  History,  W, 
L.  Grant,  M.A.;  Associate  Professor  of  English  Lang- 
uage and  Literature,  ;  Associate  Professor 
of  Mathematics,  John  Matheson.  M.A.;  Associate  Pro- 
fessor of  Modern  Languages,  E.  W.  Patchett,  B.A. 
(Cantab.) ;  Associate  Professor  of  Classics,  G,  W,  Mit- 
chell, M.A  ;  Assistant  Professor  in  Political  Science, 
W.  W.  Swanson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Assistant  Professor  in 
Hebretv,  H.  T.  Wallace,  B.A.,  B.D,;  Assistant  Professors 


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in  English,  J.  F.  Macdonald,  M.A.,  W.  E.  McNeill, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,(Harv.);  Assistant  Professor  in  Philosophy, 
A.  S.  Ferguson,  B.A.  (Oxon,),  M.A.  (St.  A.);  Assistant 
Professor  in  Classics,  W.  A.  Bain,  B.A.  (Oxon,),  M.A. 
(Abdn.)  ;  Lecturer  in  Mathematics,  W,  H.  Houser, 
M.A.;  Lecturer  in  English,  W.  R.  Greaves;  Lecturer 
in  French,  R.  J.  Davis  ;  Lecturer  in  Animal  Biology, 
A.  B.  Klugh. 

FACULTY   OF   PRACTICAL   SCIENCE. 

Dean  and  Prof,  of  Mathematics  and  Mechanism,  N.  F. 
Dupuis,M.A.,F.B.S.,  F.R.S.C.;  Professor  of  Chemistry, 
Dir.  School  of  Mining,  VVm.  L.  Goodwin,  B.Sc.  (Lond.), 
D.So.  (Edin.),  F.R.S.C.;  Prof,  of  Physics,  D.  lis  Mar- 
shall, M.A.,  F.R.S.E.;  Prof,  of  Mineralogy,  Wm.  Nicol, 
M.A.;  Prof,  of  Physics,  A.  L.  Clark,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Prof, 
of  Geology,  M.  B.  Baker,  B.A.,  B.Sc;  Asst.  Profs,  of 
Chemistry,  J.  Waddell,  B.A.,  D.Sc,  Ph.D.,  L.  F.  Gutt- 
mann,  Ph.D.;  Associate  Professor  of  Organic  Chemistry, 
W.  O.  Walker,  M.A. ;  Assistant  Professor  in  Experi- 
mental Physics,  W.  C.  Baker,  M.A.;  Asst.  Prof,  in 
Geology,  C.  R.  Stauffer,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Asst.  Prof,  in 
Physics,  H.  T.  Kalmus,  B.Sc,  Ph.D.;  Lecturer  in  Ap- 
plied Mathematics,  L.  A.  H.  Warren,  M.A.;  Lecturers  in 
Physics,  C.  F.  Lorenz,  M.A.,  J.  K.  Robertson,  M.A.; 
Lecturers  in  Chemstry,  R.  J.  Manning,  Ph.D.,  J.  D. 
Bonner,  M.A.;  Lecturers  in  Mathematics,  E.  H.  Herriot, 
B.Sc,  D.  S.  Ellis,  M.A.,  B.Sc;  Lecturer  in  Mineralogy, 
S.  N.  Graham,  B.Sc ;  Lecturer  in  Geology,  B.  Rose,  B.Sc 

FACULTY   OF  MEDICIXB,    PROFESSORS. 

Principal,  D.  M.  Gordon,  M.A.,  D.D. 

Dean,  J.  C.  Connell,  M.A.,  M.D. 

Secretary,  A.  R.  B.  Williamson.  M.A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S. 
Eng.),  L.R.C.P.  (Lon.). 

Sargery— Hon.  Michael  Sullivan,  M.D.;  D.  E.  Mundell, 
B.A.,  M.D.;  W.  G.  Anglin,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.  (Eng.);  Ed. 
Ryan,  B.A.,  M.D.;  G.  W.  vlylks,  M.D.;  C.  A.  Morrison, 
M.D.  Medicine— J&s.  Third,  M.D.  (Tor.),  M.D.,  C.^f. 
(Trin.);  J.  W,  Campbell,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.;  Ed.  Ryan, 
B.A.,  M.D.;  A.  E.  Ross,  B.A.,M.D.;  W.  C.  Barber,  M.D. 
(Tor.),  M.D.,  CM.  (Vic);  E.  H.  Young,  M.B.  (Tor.); 
Wm.  Gibson,  M.D.  Obstetrics  and  Gyncscology—R.  W. 
Garrett,  M.A.,  M.D.;  Isaac  Wood,  M.A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S, 
(Eng.),  F.O.S.  (Edin.).  Pediatrics.— Isa&G  Wood,  M.A., 
M.D.,  M.R.U,S.  (Eng.),  F.O.S.  (Edin.).  Ophthalmology, 
Otology,  Laryngology  and  Rhinology—J.  C.  Connell, 
M.A.,  M.D.  Medical  Jurisprudence  and  Toxicology— 
A.  R.  B.  Williamson,  M.A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.  (Eng.), 
L.R.C.P.  (Lon.) ;  John  Mclntyre,  M.A.,  K.C  Sanitary 
Science— W.  T.  Connell,  M.D., M.R.C.S. (Eng.),  L.R.C.P. 
(Lon.).  Pathology  and  Bacteriology— W.  T.  Connell, 
M.D.,  M.R.C.S.  (Eng.),  L.R.C.P.,  (Lon.) ;  A.  R.  B.  Wil- 
liamson, M.A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.  (Eng.),  L.R.C.P.  (Lon.); 
Wm.  Gibson,  M.D.  Mental  Diseases— W.  C  Barber, 
M.D.  fTor.),  M.D.,  CM.  (Vic).  ^naiomu— Edward 
Ryan,  B.A.,  M.D.;  G.  W.  Mylks,  M.D.;  F.  Etherington, 
M.D.,  L.R.C.P.  and  S.(Edin.) ;  A.  W.  Richardson,  B.A., 
M.D.;  C.  A.  Morrison.  M.D.;  S.  J.  Keyes,  M.D.;  J.  F. 
Sparks,  B.A.,  M.D.  Biology,  Physiology  and  Histology 
—  A.  P.  Knight,  M.A.,  M.D.;  F.  Etherington,  M.D., 
L.R.C.P.  and  S,  (Edin.)  ;  I.  G.  Bogart,  M.D.  Chemistry 
and  Applied  Chemistry— W.  L.  Goodwin,  D.Sc, (Edin.) ; 
W.  O.  Walker,  M.A.;  R.  J.  Manning,  M.A.;  W.  D.  Bon- 
ner, M.A.  Physics— A.  L.  Clark,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  W.  C 
Baker,  M.A.     Librarian— Fr of.  Williamson. 

FACULTY  OF  EDUCATION,  PROFESSORS. 

W.  S.  Ellis,  M.A.,  Sinclair  Laird,  M.A.,  J.  R.  Stuart, 
E.  O.  Sliter,  M.A.,  W.  R.  Sills,  M.A.,  G.  S.  Bale,  B.A., 
Wm.  G.  Anderson, B. A.,  Augustus  F.  Hatch,  B.A.,  W.  J. 
Saunders,  M.A.,  J.  G.  Ettinger,  Susan  Bawden.  Regis- 
trar and  Treasurer— Geo.  Y.  Chown,  B.A. 

EXAMINERS  IN   LAW. 

Criminal  Law,  J.  L.  Whiting,  M.A.,  K.C;  Common 
Law,  R.  Vashon  Rogers,  B.A.,  K.C,  LL.D.;  The  Law 
of  Real  Property,  Q.  M.  Macdonnell,  B.A.,  K.C; 
Medical  Jurisprudence,  John  Mclntyre,  M.A.,  K.C. 


n^cGiil  university,  Montreal. 

INCORPORATED  1821  AND  1852. 

Visitor— His  Excellency  the  Right  Honourable  Earl 
Grey,  G.C.M.G., LL.D., Governor-General  of  Canada,  etc. 

Governors — President  and  Chancellor  of  the  Univer- 
sity, The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Strathcona  and  Moutit  Royal, 
G.CM.G.,  LL.D,   (Hon.    Cantab.);    William  Peterson, 


M.A.,  LL.D.,  O.M.G.,  Principal  and  Vice-Chancellor ; 
Sir  Wm.  C  Macdonald;  George  Hague,  Esq.;  Edward 
B.  Greenshields,  Esq.,  B. A.,  LL.D.;  Hon.  John  Sprott 
Archibald,  M.A.,  D.C.L.;  Charles  J.  Fleet,  Esq.,  B.A., 
B.C.L.,  K.C;  Richard  B.  Angus,  Esq.;  Sir  William  C. 
Van  Home,  K.C.M.G.;  James  Ross,  Esq.;  Sir  Edward  S. 
Clouston,  Bart,;  Robert  Reford,  Esq.;  Charles  M.  Hays, 
Esq.;  Thomas  G.  Roddick,  M.D.,  LL.D.;  W.  M.  Birka, 
Esq. ;  G.  E.  Drummond,  Esq. ;  J.  W.  Ross,  Esq. 

Principal,  W.  Peterson,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  CM.G.,  Vice- 
Ohancellor. 

Secretary  and  Bursar,  W.  Vaughan,  Office,  East  Wing, 
McGill  College. 

University  Registrar,  J.  A.  Nicholson,  M.A.,  Office, 
East  Wing,  McGill  College. 

Registrar  of  the  Faculty  of  Medicine,  J.  W.  Scane, 
M.D.',  Medical  Building,  McGill  University. 

University  Librarian— Cha,r\ea  H.  Gould,  B.A. 

Honorary  Representative  in  Great  Britain,  Rev.  T.  C 
Fry,  D.D.,  The  School  House,  Berkhamsted,  Herts,  Eng, 

OFFICERS   OP   INSTRUCTION. 

Ams.— Principal  and  Professor  of  Classics,  W.  Peter- 
son, M.A.  (Edin.  and  Oxon),  LL.D.  (St.  Andrews), C.M.G.; 
Vice- Principal  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts,  and 
Molson  Professor  of  English  Language  and  Literature, 
Charles  E.  Moyse,*B.A.  (London)  LL.D.;  Geology  and 
Palceontology,  Frank  D.  Adams,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc,  F.G.S.A., 
F.R.S.;  History,  C  W.  Colby,  M.A.  and  Ph.D.;  Chemis- 
try, J.  Wallace  Walker,  PhD.,  F.R.S.C ;  Modern 
Languages,  Hermann  Walter, Ph.D. ;  Pure  Mathematics, 
James  Harkness,  M.A.,  F.R.S.C.  ;  Moral  Philosophy, 
Wm.  Caldwell,  D.Sc;  Classics,  John  MacNaughton, 
M.A.;  Comparative  Literature,  Paul  T.  Lafleur,  M.A.; 
Physics,  Howard  T.  Barnes,  D.Sc,  F.R.S.C. ;  Education, 
J.  A.  Dale,  M.A.;  Music,  H.  C  Perrin,  Mus.  Doc; 
Political  Economy,  S.  B.  Leacock,  Ph.D.  ;  Physics, 
Harold  A.  Wilson,  D.Sc,  F.R.S.;  Classics,  A.  Judson 
Eaton,  A.M.,  Ph.D.;  Modern  Languages,  Leigh  R. 
Gregor,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Resident  Tutor  in  History,  Ethel 
Hurlbatt,  M.A,,  T.C.D.;  Zoology,  Arthur  Willey,  D.Sc, 
F.R.S.;  Hebrew  and  Semitic  Languages,  Rev.  C  A. 
Brodie  Brockwell,  M.A. 

OTHER  OFFICERS  OF  INSTRUCTION. 

Chemistry,  Nevil  Norton  Evans,  M.A.,  Sc;  Mathe- 
matics, A.  S.  Eve,  D.Sc;  Chemistry,  Douglas  Mcintosh, 
D.Sc;  Clas.sics,  S.  B.  Slack,  M.A.;  Logic  and  Meta- 
physics, J.  W.  A.  Hickson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Histology  and 
Embryology,  J.  C  Simpson,  B.Sc;  Botany,  Carrie  M. 
Derick,  M.A.;  Modern  Languages,  J.  L.  Morin,  M.A.; 
History,  Charles  Edmund  Fryer,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Physics, 
H.  L.  Bronson,  Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  T.  Ridler  Davies, 
B.A.;  Economics,  J.  C  Hemmeon,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Geology, 
J.  Austen  Bancroft,  Ph.D.;  Chemistry,  F.  M.  G.  Johnson, 
M.Sc,  Ph.D.,  A. I.e.;  Modern  Languages,  E.  T.  Lam- 
bert, B.A.;  Zoology,  J.  Stafford,  B.A.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Resident  Tutor  in  English,  Susan  E.  Cameron,  M.A.; 
Music,  Clara  Lichtenstein  ;  French,  Mile.  G.  Bianquis ; 
English,  G.  W.  Latham,  B.A. ;  Mineralogy,  Richard 
P.  b.  Graham,  B.A.;  Ctessw;*,  Alexander  M.  Thompson, 
Ph.D.;  Physics,  F.  H.  Day,  M.Sc,  N.  R.  Gillis,  M.Sc; 
Experimental  Psychology,  Wm.  D.  Tait,  Ph.D. ;  Classics, 
Elizabeth  A.  Hammond  Irwin,  M.A.;  English,  Cyrus 
McMillan,  Ph.D.  ;  Mathematics  and  Physics,  A.  G. 
Hatcher,  M.A.;  Geology,  John  Stansfield,  B.A.,  Alfred 
E.  Barlow,  D.Sc;  Classics,  R.  Kenneth  Naylor,  B.A.; 
Jewish  Languane  and  Literature,  Rev.  Nathan  Gordon, 
M.A.,  B.D.;  Hebrew,  Rev. A.  R.  Gordon,  D.Lit.;  Jewish 
Literature,  Rev.  G.  Abbott-Smith,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Chemis- 
try, W.  Buell  Meldrum,  M.A.;  Demonstrators  in 
Physics,  A.  N.  Shaw,  M.Sc,  G.  St.  G.  Sproule,  M.Sc; 
A.  L.  Dickieson,  M.Sc;  Nathanial  Wheeler,  B.Sc; 
German,  May  Idler,  B.A,;  Elocution,  John  P.  Stephen  ; 
Professor  of  Roman  Latv,  F.  P.  Walton,  B.A.,  LL.B., 
LL.D.;  Superintendent  of  Meteorological  Observatory, 
C  H.  McLeod,  Ma.E„  F.R.S.C 

GENERAL  INSTRUCTORS. 

Military  History,  Major  Vernon  Eaton ;  Military 
Engineering,  Captain  Tyrell ;  Military  Tactics,  Major 
H.  *R.  V.  de  Bury  ;  Medical  Director  of  Physical  Train- 
ing, F.  W.  Harvey,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Gymnastics,  W.  J. 
Jacomb  ;  Physical  Director,  Miss  E.  M.  Cartwright. 

Applied  Scienck.— Z>ean  of  the  Faculty,  Frank  D, 
Adams,  Ph.D..  D.Sc,  F.G.S.A.,  F.R.S.;  Vi^e-Dean 
of  the  Faculty,  C  H.  McLeod,  Ma.E.,  F.R.S.C, 
Mining  Engineering,  J.  Bonsall  Porter,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc; 


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[1911 


Hon.,  M.  Inst.,  C.E.,  F.G.S.A.;  Chemistry,  J.  Wallace 
Walker,  Ph.D.,  F.K.S.O.;  Mechanical  Engineering,  R. 
J.  Durley,  Ma.E..  M.  Inst.,  C.E.,  M.  Am.  Soc.  M.E.; 
Metallurgy,  Alfred  Stansfield,  D.Sc,  A.R.S.M.;  Physics, 
Howard  T.  Barnes,  D.Sc,  F.R.SC;  Applied  Mathe- 
matics, D.  A.  Murray,  Ph.D.;  Civil  Engineering,  H. 
M.  Mackey,  B.A.,  B.A.Sc,  M.  Am.  Soc.  C.E.;  Trans- 
portation, H.  O.  Keay,  B.Sc;  Railway  Engineering, 
V.  I.  Smart,  B.A.;  Electrical  Engineering,  Louis  A. 
Herdt,  E.E.,  D.Sc,  M.A.I. K.E.;  Physics,  Harold  A. 
Wilson,  D.Sc,  F.R.S.;  Applied  Mechanics,  E.  Brown, 
M.Sc  M,  Eng.;  Architecture,  Thos.  W.  Ludlow,  B.Sc. 

OTHER  OFFICERS  OF  INSTRUCTION. 

Architecture,  Percy  E.  Nobbs,  M.A.,  F.R.I.B.A., 
A.R.C.A.,  A. R. A. I.e.;  Freehand  Drawing,  etc.,  Henry 
F.  Armstrong  ;  Chemistry,  Nevil  Norton  Evans.M.A.Sc, 
Douglas  Mcintosh,  A.  M.,  D.Sc;  Mathematics,  A.  S. 
Eve,  M.A.,  D.Sc;  Mining  Engineering,  John  W.  Bell, 
M.Sc ;  Mechanical  Engineering,  0.  M.  McKergow, 
M.Sc,  A.  R.  Roberts,  M.Sc;  Surveying  and  Geodesy,  J. 
Buicke  Harvey,  M.Sc;  Mathematics,  T.  Ridler  Davies, 
B. A.;  Physics]  H.  L.  Bronson,  Ph.D.;  Electrical  Engi- 
neering, Clarence  V.  Christie,  B.Sc;  Geology,  J.  Austen 
Bancroft,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Engineering  Economics  Robert 

A.  Ross,  Esq.;  Mechanical  Engineering,  John  Blizard, 
B.Sc.  ;  Freight  Service,  Herbert  Martin  ;  Structural 
Design,  E.  S.  S.  Mattice,  B.A.Sc,  M.  Can.  Soc.  C.E.; 
Structural  Engineering,  Marcel  Beullac,  B.Sc,  A.M. 
Can.  Soc.  C.E. ;  Accounting  and  Statistics,  A.  A.  Good- 
child  ;  Mechanics  and  Applied  Mathematics,  Cyril 
Batho,  B.Sc,  B.  Eng.,  and  M.Sc.  ;  Me  hanical  Entji- 
neering,  C.  J.  Chaplin,  M.Sc;  Organic  and  Analytical 
Chemistry,  P.  M.  G.  Johnson,  M.Sc,  Ph.D.,  A.I.C.; 
Mineralogy,  Richard  P.  D,  Graham,  B.A.;  Passenger 
Service,  Geo.  C.  Wells;  Architecture,  Phillip  J.  Turner, 
F.R.I.B.A.;  Physics,  V.  H.  Day,  M.Sc,  N.  R.  Gillis, 
M.Sc;  Electrical  Design,  J.  A.  Dalemont,  M.Sc; 
Mathematics,  Lome  N.  Richardson,  M.A  ,  M.Sc;  Geol- 
ogy, John  Stansfield,  B.A.,  Alfred  Barlow,  D.Sc;  Civil 
Engineering,  H.  M.  Lamb,  B.Sc  ;  Surveying  and 
Geodesy,  E.  O.  Temple  Piers,  B.Sc ;  Mathematics, 
Charles  T.  Sullivan,  B.A.  ;  Civil  and  Municipal 
Engineering,  W.  S.  Lea,  B.Sc.  ;  Mathematics  and  Civil 
Engineering,  J.  N.  Finlayson,  M.Sc  ;  Architecture, 
Cecil  S.  Burgess,  A.R.I.B.A.,  H.  Hubert;  Mathematics 
and  Physics,  A.  G.  Hatcher,  M.A.;  Demonstrators  — 
Physics,  A.  Norman  Shaw,  M.Sc;  Chemistry,  W.  Buell 
Meldrum,  M.Sc;  Civil  Engineering,  ; 
Chemistry,  ;  Physics,  A.  L.  Dickieson, 
M.Sc,  Nathaniel  Ernest  Wheeler,  B.Sc;  Metallurgy, 
S.  W.  Werner ;  Chemistry,  H.  W.  Matheson ;  Electrical 
Engineering,  E.  Godfrey  Burr,  B.Sc,  J.  H.  Trimingham, 

B.  Sc. ;  Mining  Engineering,  ; 
Mechanical  Engineering,  C.  A.  Hodge,  B.Sc  Assistant 
Mining  Engineering,  Edgar  Stansfield,  M.Sc;  Dawson 
Fellow  in  Mining,  George  A.  Gillies,  B.Sc;  Fellow  in 
Metallurgy  and  Physics,  Gordon  St.  G.  Sproule,  M.Sc; 
Mechanical  Engineering,  P.  F.  Johnson ;  Mining  Engi- 
neering, J.  Raffles  Cox,  B.Sc,  G.  G.  Gibbins,  B.Sc,  J. 
S,  L.  Bruntoii,  B.Sc;  Stenography,  A.  W.  Young; 
Telegraphy,  H.  F.  Miller  ;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Law, 
F.  P.  Walton,  B.A..  LL.B.,  LL.D.;  English  Language 
and  Literature,  G.  W.  Latham,  B.A. 

likVi.—Macdonald  Foundation.— Dean  of  the  Faculty 
of  Laiv,  F.  P.  Walton,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  LL.D.;  Civil  and 
Municipal  Laxv,  Archibald  McGoun,  M.A.,  B.C.L.,  K.C.; 
Civil  Laio,  W.  De  M.  Marler,  B.A.,  D.C.L.;  Civil  and 
Commercial  Law,  Hon.  Charles  J.  Doherty,  D.C.L.; 
Commercial  Law,  Hon.  A.  G.  Cross,  B.A.,  B.C.L.,K.C., 
R.  C.  Smith,  B.C.L.,  K.C.;  Gordon  W.  McDougall,  B.A., 
B.C.L.,  K.C.;  Criyninal  Law,  Hon.  C.  Peers  Davidson, 
M.A.,  D.C.L.;  Civil  Laio,  Aim6  Geofifrion,  B.C.L. 

OTHER  OFFICERS  OF  INSTRUCTION. 

Pleading  and  Practice,  E.  Fabre  Surveyer,  B.A., 
B.C.L. ;  Law  of  Evidence,  Arnold  Wainwright,  B.C.L. 

Medicine. — Dean  of  the  Faculty,  Francis  J.  Shepherd, 
M.D.,  LL.D.,F.R.O.S.E.;  MedicalJurisprridence,Qeorge 
Wilkins,  M.D.;  Botany,  D.  P.  Penhallow,D.Sc.,F.R.S.C., 
F.R.M.S. ;  Physiology,  •  ;  Midwifery, 

J.  Chalmers  Cameron,  M.D.;  Pharmacology,  Alex.  D. 
Blackader,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Organic  and  Biological  Chemis- 
try, R.  F.  Ruttan,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.C. ;  Surgery, 
James  Bell,  M.D.;  Pathology,  J.  George  Adami,  M.A., 
M.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.S.S.;  Oto- Laryngology,^.  S. 


Birkett,  Jkl.D.;  Clinical  Medicine,  F.  G.  Finley,  M.B., 
M.D.,  H.  A.  Lafleur,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Clinical  Surgery,  Geo. 

E.  Armstrong,  M.D.;  Hygiene,  T.  A.  Starkey,  M.B., 
D.P.H.,  M.R.C.S.;  Ophthalmology,  J.  W.  Stirling,  M.B.; 
Clinical  Medicine,  C.  F.  Martin,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Zoology, 
Arthur  Willey,  D.Sc,  F.R.S. ;  Gyncecology,  W.  W. 
Chipman,  B.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

other  officers  OF  INSTRUCTION. 

Mental  Diseases,  T.  J.  W.  Burgess,  M.D.,  F.R.S.C; 
History  of  Medicine,  Andrew  Macphail,  B.A.,  M.D.; 
Parsitology,  John  L.  Todd,  B.A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S., 
D.Sc ;  Histology  and  Embryology,  J.  C.  Simpson,  B.Sc; 
Clinical  Surgery,  John  M.  Elder,  B.A.,  M.D.,  A.  E. 
Garrow  M.D.,  J.  Alex.  Hutchinson,  M.D.  ;  Clinical 
Medicine,  A.  G.  Nichols,  D.Sc,  M.D.,  F.R.S.C,  W.  F. 
Hamilton,  M.D.  ;  Medical  Jurisprudence,  D.  D.  McTag- 
gart,  B.A.Sc,  M.D.;  Pharmacology,  J.  W.  Scane,  M.D.; 
Gyncecoloijy,  F.  A.  L.  Lockhart,  M.B.;  Obstetrics,  D.  J. 
Evans,  M.D.  ;  Clinical  Medicine,  G.  Gordon  Campbell, 
B.Sc,  M.D.,  S.  Ridley  Mackenzie,  M.D.,  A.  Arthman 
Bruere,  M.  D.  ;  Pathology  and  Clinical  Medicine,  John 
McCrae,  M.B.,  M.R.C.P.;  Physiology,  A.  A.  Rol)ertson, 
B.A.,  M.D.  ;  Ophthalmology,  W.  G.  M.  Byers,  M.D.  ; 
Histology,  Walter  M.  Fisk,  M.D.  ;  Anatomy  J.  A. 
Henderson,  M.D.;  Bacteriology,  H.  B.  Yates,  B.A.,  M.D.; 
Clinical  Neurology,  D.  A.  Shirres,  M.D.  ;  Clinical 
Surgery,  Kenneth  Cameron,  B.A.,  M.D.,  E.  W.  Archi- 
bald, B.A.,  M.D.,  W.  L.  Barlow,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Ophthal- 
mology, G.  H.  Mathewson,  B.  A.,  M.D.,  Gynoicology, 
H.  M.  Little,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Curator  of  Medical  Museum, 
Maude  E.  Abbott,  B.A.,  M.D.,  L.R.C.P.  &  S.  ; 
Biological  Chemistry,  Louis  Baumann,  M.D.;  Anatomy, 
J.  J.  Ross,  B.A.,  M.D.,  A.  E.  Orr,  M.D.;  Pathology, 
Oscar  C  Gunner,  M.D.  ;  Physiology,  W.  B.  Howell, 
M.D.,  T.  P.  Shaw,  M.D.  Demonstrators— Laryngology 
and  Rhinology,  H.  D.  Hamilton,  M.A.,  M.D.,  L.R.C.P. 
&  S.,  L.F.P.  &  S.;  Clinical  Medicine,  A.  H.  Gordon, 
M.D.;  Hygiene,  F.  B.  Jones,  M.D.,  D.P.H.  ;  Histology 
and  Clinical  Medicine,  H.  B.  Cushing,  B.A.,  M.D.; 
Pharmacology  and  Therapeutics,  J.  L.  D.  Mason,  B.A., 
M.D.  ;  Clinical  Surgery,  C  B.  Keenan,  M.D.,  A.  T. 
Bazin,  J^l.T>.;  Gyncecology,  J.  R.  Goodall,  M.D. ;  Ob- 
stetrics, H.  R.  D.  Gray,  B.A.,  M.D. ;  Clinical  Medicine 
and  Microscopy,  C  F.  Wylde,  M.D.;  Gyncecology,  David 
Patrick,  M.D.;  Clinical  Medicine,  C  A.  Peters,  M.D., 

F.  M.  Fry,  B.A.,  M.D.:  Colin  K.  Russell,  B.A.,  M.D.  ; 
Pathology  and  Clinical  Surgery,  R.  P.  Campbell,  B.A., 
M.D.;  Clinical  Chemistry,  A.  C  P.  Howard,  B.A.  M.D.; 
Anatomy  and  Clinical  Surgery,  Charles  K.  P.  Henry, 
M.D.;  Oto- Laryngology,  W.  H.  Jamieson,  M.D.;  Clinical 
Surgery,  A.  R.  Pennoyer,  M.D.  ;  Dermatology,  W.  P. 
Burnett,  M.D.  ;  Orthopcedic  Surgery,  A.  Mackenzie 
Forbes,  M.D.;  Opthalmology,  F.  T.  Tooke,  B.A.,  M.D.; 
Bacteriology  and  Ophthalmology,  S.  Hanford  McKee, 
B.A.,  M.D.  ;  Rhinology  and  Laryngology,  Robert  H. 
Craig,  M.D.  ;  Clinical  Medicine  and  Bacteriology,  J. 
C  Meakins,  M.D.  ;  Pathology,  W.  W.  Francis,  A.B., 
M.D.  ;  Clinical  Laboratory,  W.  H.  Matheson,  M.D.; 
Obstetrics,  J.  W.  Duncan,  M.D. ;  Orthopaedic  Surgery, 
\V.  G.  Turner,  M.D.;  Bacteriology,  W.  H.  Donnelly, 
M.D.  ;  Physioloiy,  A.  L.  C  Gilday,  B.A.,  M.D.  ; 
Obstetrics,  H.  C.  Burgess,  M.  D.  Assist.  Demonstrators- 
Anatomy,  J.  Appleton  Nutter,  B.A.,  M.D.  ;  Clinical 
Medicine,  J.  G.  Browne,  B.A.,  M.D.,  A.  G.  McAuley, 
M.D.,  D.  W.  McKechnie,  M.D.;  Clinical  Surgery,  E. 
M.  Von  Eberts,  M.D.,  W.  H.  P.  Hill,  M.D.,  J.  W. 
Hutchinson,  M.D.,  F.  McKenty,  M.D.,  W.  J.  Paterson, 
M.D.  ;  Oto -Laryngology,  H.  S.  Muckleston,  M.D  , 
Hamilton  White,  B.A.,  M.D.  ;  Anatomy,  W.  H. 
Smvth,  M.D.,  F.  S.  Jackson,  M.D. ;  Medicine,  C  M. 
Moffat,  M.D. 

Dkstal  Department. -Den«a?  Pathology,  &c.,  Fred. 

G.  Henry,  D.D.S.;  Operative  Dentistry,  D.  James  Ber- 
wick, D.D.S.;  Orthodontia,  (be,  James  B.  Morrison, 
D.D.S. ;  Prosthetic  Dentistry,  George  S.  Cameron, 
L.D.S.;  Prosthetic  Technique,  d;c.,  F.  H.  A.  Baxter, 
D.D.S.  ;  Operative  and  Technique  Dentistry,  W.  Wat- 
son, B.A.,  D.D.S.;  Crown  and  Bridge  Work,  J.  S. 
Dohan,  D.D.S.;  Dental  Clinic,  J.  S.  Ibbotson,  D.D.S., 
Leo  Doran,  D.D.S. 

Faculty  of  Agriculture.— Principal,  F.  C  Harrison, 
B  S.A.  Professors— Biology,  William  Lochhead,  B.A., 
M.Sc  ;  PA?/s/cs,  Carleton  J.  Lynde,  Ph.D.;  Husbandry, 
Leonard  S.  Klinck,  B.S.A.,  M.S.  ;  Horticulture,  W. 
Saxby  Blair  ;  Chemistry,  J.  F.  Snell,  Ph.D. 


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University  of  Trinity  College,  Toronto. 

Constituted  by  Royal  Charter,  185^. 
Federated  with  the  University  of  Toronto,  1904. 

THE  CORPORATION. 

His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Ottawa,  Rt.  Rev.  Bishop 
of  Niagara,  Rt.  Rev.  Bishop  of  Algoma,  Rt.  Rev.  Bishop 
of  Ontario,  Rt.  Rev.  Bishop  of  Huron,  Rt.  Rev.  Bishop 
of  Toronto. 

Trustee— Hon.  Featherston  Osier,  K.C.,  D.C.L. 

Council— Rev.  the  Provost  of  Trinitj'  College,  M.A., 
LL.D.,  D.D. ;  A.  H.  Young,  M.A. ;  Rev.  H.  T.  F.  Duck- 
worth, M.A. ;  H.  V.  Routh,  M.A.  ;  Rev.  Wm.  Clark, 
M.A.,D.C.L..L  L.D.,  D.D. ;  J.Henderson, M.A., D.C.L.  ; 
Rev.  Canon  Cayley,  M.A.,  D.D,;  Rev.  C.  J.  S.  Bethune, 
M.A.,  D.C.L. ;  W.  R.  Brock,  Esq.;  Lieut. -Col.  Sir  H.  M. 
Pellatt,  A.D.C.  ;  E.  B.  Osier,  M.P.  ;  F.  Nicholls,  Esq.  ; 
P.  Perry,  M.A.  ;  J.  A.  Houston,  M.A. ;  Alex.  Bruce, 
K.C.  ;  Rev.  Canon  A.  J.  Broughall,  M.A.,  D.D. ; 
John  C.  Kemp,  Esq.  ;  Rev.  Canon  Plumptre,  M.A. ; 
Rev.  Canon  Rigby,  M.A.,  LL.D.  ;  Very  Rev.  Dean  Bid- 
well,  M.A.,  D.D.  ;  Rev.  Rural  Dean  Beamish;  Rev. 
H.  H.  Bed  ford- Jones,  M.A.  ;  Judge  McDonald,  D.C.L.  ; 
Rev.  G.  F.  l)a\idson,  M.  A.  ;  J.  H.  CoUinson,  M.A.  ; 
Very  Rev.  Dean  Houston,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  ;  Rev.  Canon 
Sutherland,  M.A.  ;  W.  H.  Gummer;  H.  E.  McLaren, 
Esq.  ;  Ven.  G.  C.  Mackenzie,  D.C.L.  ;  Richard  Bayly, 
M.A.,  K.C. ;  Rev.  D.  Deacon,  M.A.  ;  J.  Travers 
Lewis,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  ;  Ven.  J.  J.  Bogert,  M.A.,  D.C.L.; 
Rev.  W.  M.  Loucks,  M.A. ;  Rev.  A.  W.  Mackay,  B.D. ; 
Lieut.-Col.  Hon.  A.  J.  Matheson;  J.  S.  R.  McNeely; 
Ven.  G.  Gillmor ;  Rev.  J.  Boydell ;  Rev.  C.  Piercy ; 
Rev.  C.  W.  Hedley,  M.A.  ;  G.  A.  Bingham,  M.D., 
CM.  ;  R.  B.  Nevitt,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.  ;  Albert  Ham, 
Mus.  Doc.  ;  N.  F.  Davidson,  K.C,  M.A. ;  J.  A.  Worrell, 
K.C,  M.A.,  D.C.L. ;  Barlow  Cumberland,  M.A.  ;  C  S. 
Maclnnes,  M.A.  ;  Kirwan  Martin,  M.A.  ;  Elmes  Hen- 
derson, M.A. ;  Rev.  E.  C  Cayley,  M.A.  ;  D.  T.  Symons, 
B.C.L. ;  F.  Gordon  Osier,  Esq. ;  J.  A.  Kammerer,  Esq.  ; 
G.  B.  Strathy.  M.A. ;  M.  McLaughlin,  Esq.;  W,  H. 
Pepler,  M.D.,  CM. 

Secretary  and  Bursar— Sydney  H.  Jones,  Esq. 

Vice-Chancellor  —  The  Provost  of  Trinity  College, 
M.A.,  LL.D.,  D.D. 

Registrar — A.  H.  Young,  M.A. 

Public  Orator— Rev.  H.  T.  F.  Duckworth,, M.A. 

Librarian— G.  S.  Brett,  M.A. 

Clerk  of  Convocation— A.  H.  Young.  M.A. 

Unioersity  Representative  on  the  Council  of  Physicians 
and  Surpeons,  Ontario— A.  J.  Johnson,  M.D. 

Staff— Provost  and  Dean  of  Theology,  Rev.  T.  C  Street 
Mackiem,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  D.D.;  Vice-Provost,  Rev.  J.  D. 
P.  Llwyd,  D.D. ;  Dean  of  Residence,  Rev.  H.  T.  F. 
Duckworth,  M.A.  ;  Registrar,  A.  H.  Young,  M.  A. 
Lecturers  in  Arts — Ethics  and  Ancient  Philosophy,  G. 
S.  Brett,  M.A.  ;  English,  Prof.  H.  C  Simpson,  M.A.,  L. 
C.  Martin,  B.A.  ;  Greek,  Rev.  Prof.  H.  T.  F.  Duck- 
worth, M.A..  E.  T.  Owen,  M.A.,  G.  S.  Brett,  M.  A.  ;  Latin, 
Prof.  H.  V.  Routh,  M.A.,  J.  N.  Woodcock,  M.A. ;  W.  A. 
Kirkwood,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  German,  Prof.  A.  H.  Young, 
M.A.,P.  Reich,  Ph.D. ;  fVenc/i,  Prof.  H.  C.  Griffith,  M.  A., 
J.  W.  G.  Andras,  Ph.D. ;  Hebrew,  Rev.  Professor  F. 
H.  Cosgrave,  B.A.,  B.D. ;  Lecturers  in  Divinity,  The 
Provost,  Rev.  Prof.  H.  T.  S.  Boyle,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Rev. 
Prof.  F,  H.  Cosgrave,  B.A.,  B.D.,  Rev.  J.  B,  Fothering- 
ham,  Rev.  E.  C  Cavley,  M.A.,  Rev.  J.  D.  P.  Llwyd, 
D.D.,  Rev.  H.  T.  F.  Duckworth,  M.A.,  Rev.  A.  Haire- 
Foster,  M.A.,  B.D. 

St.  Hilda's  College. 

St.  Hilda's  College  is  the  women's  residence  for 
Trinity  College,  and  is  under  the  management  of  the 
Land  and  Finance  Committee  of  the  latter  institution. 
The  Lady  Principal  is  Miss  Mabel  Cartwright,  formerly 
of  Lady  Margaret  College,  Oxford,  her  assistants  being 
Miss  M.  E.  Strachan  and  Miss  CotterilL 

IXSTITUTIOXS   IN   AFFILIATION    WITH   TRINITY    UNIVBRSITY. 

Toronto  Conservatory  of  Music,  page  472. 

Bishop  Strachan  School,  page  471. 

Trinity  College  School,  Port  Hope,  page  469. 


Victoria  University,  Toronto. 

Incorporated  1836. 

BOARD   OF   REGENTS. 

Chairmen— Rev .  A.  Carman,  M.A.,  D.D.  ;  Rev.  T.  D. 
Chown,  D.D. 
Chancellor— Rev.  N.  Burwash,  S.T.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 
Vice-Chancellor— lion.  J.  J.  Maclaren,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

OFFICERS. 

President— Rev.  N.  Burwash,  S.T.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. 
Registrar— A.  L.  Langford,  M.A. 
Librarian— A.  E.  Lang,  M.A. 
Treasurer — Hon.  Geo.  A.  Cox. 
Solicitor— J.  R.  L.  Starr,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
For  the  Faculty  of  Arts  see  the  University  of  Toronto, 
page  457. 

FACULTY  OP    THEOLOGY. 

Acting  Dean— Rev.  J.  T.  McLaughlin,  B.A.,  B.D. 

Prof.  Em,eritus,  Rev.  John  Burwash,  M.A.,  D.Sc; 
Prof,  of  the  History  of  Doctrine,  Rev.  N.  Burwash, 
S.T.D.,  F.R.S.C;  G.  A.  Cox  Prof,  of  New  Testament 
Exegesis  and  Literature,  Rev.  F.  H.  Wallace,  M.A., 
D.D.;  Prof.  Old  Testament  Exegesis  and  Literature, 
Rev.  J.  F.  McLaughlin,  M.A.,  B.D.;  Ryerson  Prof,  of 
Ethics  and  Apologetics,  Rev.  G.  J.  Blewett,  M.A., 
Ph.D.;  Prof,  of  Homiletics  and  Pastoral  Theology, 
and  Prof,  of  Systematic  and  Historical  Theology,  Rev. 
R.  P.  Bowles,  M.A.,  B.D.  ;  Prof,  of  English  Bible,  Rev. 
Geo.  Jackson,  B.A.;  Assoc.  Prof,  of  Old  Testament 
Exegesis,  Rev.  A,  P.  Misener,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.; 
Instructor  in  Elocution,  R.  S.  Pigott. 

Ar\r\e8ley  Hall 

Annesley  Hall  is  the  women's  residence  for  Victoria 
College.  The  Dean  of  Annesley  Hall  is  Miss  M.  E.  T. 
Addison,  B.A. 

n^cMaster  University,  Toronto. 

Incorporated  1887. 
Officers  of  the  Board— Chairman,  D.  E.  Thomson, 
K.C.,  LL.D.,  Toronto;  Treas.,  J.  Short  McMaster, 
Esq.,  Toronto;  Sec,  E.  J.  Bengough,  B.A.,  Mc- 
Master University,  Toronto;  Educational  Sec,  Rev.  S. 
S.  Bates,  B.  A.,  D.D. 

THE   FACULTY. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Physics,  Alex.  C.  Mc- 
Kay, B.A.,  LL.D.,  Principal,  ex-officio;  New  Testament 
and  Patristic  Greek,  Jones  H.  Farmer,  B.A.,  LL.D.  ; 
English,  Walter  S.  W.  McLay,  M.A. ;  Greek,  Peter  S. 
Campbell,  M.A.  ;  Germ.an,  Malcolm  S.  Clark,  M.A.  ; 
Philosophy,  Psychology,  Logic  and  Ethics,  Jas.  Ten 
Broeke,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  Biology,  Robert  W.  Smith,  B.A., 
Ph.D.  ;  Church  History,  Joseph  L.  Gilmour,  B.A., 
D.D. ;  Systematic  Theology  and  Apologetics,  Elias 
M.  Keirstead,  M.A.,  D.D.  ;  Mathematics,  Wm. 
Findlay,  M.A.,  PhD.  ;  Political  Economy,  Education 
and  Sociology,  A.  L.  McCrimmon,  M.A.,  LL.D.; 
Homiletics,  Church  Polity,  and  Pastoral  Theology, 
Thomas  Trotter,  B.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D.  ;  Chemistry,  J. 
Bishop  Tingle,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  Hebrew  and  Aramaic, 
and  Old  Testament  Exegesis,  Isaac  G.  Matthews,  M.A., 
B.Th.  ;  Physics,  John  L.  Hogg,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  Latin, 
Glen  H.  Campbell,  M.A. ;  Lecturer  in  History  and 
Assistant  in  Greek,  W.  S.  Wallace,  B.A.  ;  Lecturer  in 
French,  B.  Frawzen-Swedelius,  Ph.D.  ;  Lecturer  in 
Geology  and,  Mineralogy,  W.  H.  McNairn,  M.A.  ;  Lec- 
turer in  German,  P.  W.  Mueller,  B.A.  ;  Honorary  Lec- 
turer in  English  Bible,  Elmore  Harris,  B.A.,  D.D.  ; 
Special  Lectwer  in  Public  Reading  and  Speaking,  F. 
H.  Kirkpatrick,  Ph.B.  ;  Registrar,  E.  J,  Bengough, 
B.A.,CS.R. 

THE   LIBRARY. 

Chairman,  M.  S.  Clark,  M.A.  ;  Librarian,  E.  J. 
Farmer,  B.A. 

Woodstock  College. 

An  Academic  Department  of  McMaster  University. 

Faculty— Principal,  Archibald  T.  MacNeill,  B.A.  ; 
Vice  -  Principal,  Neil  S.  McKechnie,  B.A. ;  Manual 
Training,  Donald  K.  Clarke.  B  A. ;  Classics,  R.  A.  F. 
McDonald,  M.A.  ;  Mathematics,  J.  W.  Russell,  M.A.  ; 
Science,  T.  E.  Layng,  B.A.  ;  French  and  German,  C  W. 
Perkins,  B.A.  ;  Commercial  Work,  John  Love;  Mathe- 
matics and  English,  E.  J.  Anderson  ;  Physical  Culture 
and  Athletics,  Edward  J.  Adams ;  Matron,  Mrs.  H.  J. 
Knight ;  Lady  Superintendent,  Mrs.  G,  W.  Stuart. 


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EDUCATIONAL   INSTITUTIONS. 


[1911 


Laval  University,  Quebec. 

Chancellor— Most  Rev.  L.-N.  Begin. 

Rector— A.  E.  Qosselin. 

Secretary— Ph.  J.  Fillion. 

Librarian — P.  B.  Garneau. 

Asst.  Librarian— M.  E.  Nadeau. 

Faculty  of  Theology— Dean,  Mgr.  L.  A.  Paquet ;  Sec- 
retary, M.  Nap.  Gari6py;  Professors,  Mgr.  Ls.-Adolphe 
Paquet,  D.D.;  E.  Nadeau,  D.D.;  Jo8eph  Gignac,  C.L.D.; 
C.  N.  Gari^py,  D.D.;  St. -Alfred  Lortie,  D.D.;  Jos.  E. 
Grandbois,  D.  IX;  J.  A.  Langlois,  D.D.;  P.  B.  Garneau, 
D.D.;  Rom^o  Guimont,  D.D.,  C.L.D. 

Faculty  of  Law— Dean,  Hon.  Charles-Frangois-S. 
Langelier ;  Secretary,  F.  Roy ;  Professors,  Hon.  Chas. 
FranQois-Stanislas  Langelier,  Hon.  Edmund  Jamea 
Flynn,  Hon.  A.-Ba8ile  Routhier,  Hon.  Thomas-Chase 
Casgrain,  Alphonse  Pouliot,  Louis-Philippe  Sirois,  Louis- 
M.-J.-Alphon8e  Bernier,  Hon.  A.  Chauveau,  Eusfebe 
Belleau,C.  E.  Dorion,  J.  E.  Prince,  Sir  Chs.  Fitzpatrick, 
Hon.  L.  P.  Pelletier,  Ferdinand  Roy. 

Faculty  of  Medicine— Dean,  Michel-Joseph  Ahern; 
Secretary,  A.  Valine ;  Professors  ;  Michel  -  Joseph 
Ahern,  M.D.;  Edwin  Turcot,  M.D.;  Michel-Delphis 
Brochu,  M.D.;  A.  C.  Hamel,  M.D.;  Albert  Marois, 
M.D.;  S.  Grondin,  M.D.;  E.  T.  A.  Simard,  M.D.;  P. 
Coote,  M.D.;  E.  R.  Fortier,  M.D.;  Arthur  Rousseau, 
M.D.;  E.  Mathieu,  M.D.;  Nap. Arthur  Dussault,  M.D.; 
R.  Mayrand,  M.D;  C.  Dagneau,  M.D.;  Albert  Paquet, 
Arthur  Valine,  M.D. 

Faculty  of  Arts— Dean,  Mgr.  O.  E.  Mathieu,  M.A., 
Secretary,  (janiille  Roy ;  Professors,  Thomas  E.  Hamel, 
M.A.;  Olivier  E.  Mathieu,  M.A.;  Albert  Dion,  B.A.; 
Amedee  Gosselin,M.A.;  Frangois  Pelletier,  M.A.;  Henri 
Simard,  M.A.;  Camille  Roy,  L.L.;  Ph.  J.  Fillion,  M.A.; 
Adjutor  Rivard,  M.A.;  A.  J.  V.  Par6,  B.A.;  A.  Robert, 
B.A.;  Sir  J.  Geo.  Garneau,  C.J.:  Hon.  Ths.  Chapais, 
L.D.;  Jos.  Edm.  Roy,  L.D.;  P.  Hebert,  B.A. ;  N.  E. 
Dionne,  L.D. ;  I.  N.  Gastonguay,  G.  C.  Pech6,  A.  B^dard. 
Professeurs  Agr4g6s,  Hon.  C.  F.  S.  Langelier,  B.A. ; 
Mgr.  L.  A.  Paquet,  B.A.;  R.  Guimont,  B.A.;  Arthur 
Smith,  Surveyor;  Geo.  Desjardins,  B.A. ;  A.  Tremblay, 
A.  Mercil. 

Curators  of  Museums,  A.  Aubert,  B.A.;  Chs.  E. 
Dionne,  M.A. 

Laval  University,  Montreal. 

Vice-Chancellor — His  Grace  Mgr.  Paul  Louis  Napoleon 
Bruch^si,  Archbishop  of  Montreal. 

Vice-Rector— M.  Gaspard  Dauth,  Chanoine. 

Secretary— M.  J.  L6onidas  Desjardins. 

Faculty  of  Theology— Dean,  M.  F.  L.  Lelandais, 
P.S.S.;  Secretary,  J.  E.  Dorvaux,  P.S.S.;  Professors, 
Ferdinand-Louis  Lelandais,  P.S.S.,  Nicolas  Victor 
Many,  P.S.S.,  Joseph  Theophile  Parent,  P.S.S.,  Jean 
Etienne  Dorvaux,  P.S.S.,  Firmin  Antoine  Duchein, 
P.S.S.,  Jean  Marie  Eugene  Labrosse,  P.S.S.,  Romeo 
Nepven,  P.S.S.,  Lucien  Joseph  Francois,  P.S.S.,  "Victor 
Joseph  Robin,  P.S.S.,  Elz^ar  L6onidas  Perrin,  P.S.S., 
Barth616my  Marie  Gattel,  P.S.S.;  Guillaume  Berger, 
P.S.S. 

Faculty  of  Law— Dean,  Hon.  Michel  Mathieu;  Secre- 
tary, Hon.  Eugene  Lafontaine ;  Professors,  Sir L.  A.  Jett6, 
K.C.M.G.,  Sir  Alex.  Lacoste,  Hon.  Charles  Chamillyde 
Lorimier,  Hon.  Michel  Mathieu,  Hon.  Horace  Fran^oij- 
Xavier  Archambeault,  Eugene  Lafontaine,  Fred^ric- 
Debartzch  Monk,  Honore  Gervais,  Louis  Phillippe 
Demers,  Hon.  Rodolphe  Lemieux,  N.  Perodeau,  Phile- 
mon Cousineau,  Louis  Joseph  Simeon  Morin,  Robert 
Taschereau,  EdouardMontpetit,  Victor  Morin;  Librarian 
Eugfene  Lafontaine  ;  Treasurer  :  Oscar  Archambault. 

Faculty  of  Medicine— Dean  :  E.  Persilier-Lachapelle  ; 
Secretary  :  L.  D.  Mignault ;  Treasurer  :  A.  A.  Foucher  ; 
Professors:  L.  E.  Desjardins,  M.D.;  E.  Persilier  La- 
chapelle,  M.D. ;  Severin  Lachapelle,  M.D. ;  Salluste  Duval, 
M.D.;  J.  J.  Guerin,  M.D.;  A.  A.  Foucher,  M.D.; 
L.  D.  Mignault,  B.A.,  M.D.;  Henri  Hervieux,  M.D.; 
G.  Villeneuve,  M.D.;  L.  N.  Delorme,  M.D.;  Oscar 
F.  Mercier,  M.D.;  A.  N.  Rivet,  M.D.;  T.  Pari- 
zeau,  M.D. :  P.  A.  Marien,  M.D,;  L.  de  Lotbinifere 
Harwood,  M.D.;  A.  E.  Ren6  de  Cotret,  M.D.;  L.  E. 
Fortier,  M.D.;  G.  T.  Moreau.  M.D.;  E.  P.  Benoit,  M.D.; 
M,D.;  L.  J.  V.  C16roux,  M.D.:  A.  R.  Marsolais,  M.D.; 
J.  David  Gauthier,  M.D.;  I.  Cormier,  M.D.:  C,  N.  Valin, 
M.D.;  J.  Edmond  Dub6,  M.D.;  R.  H6bert,  M.D.;  J. 
Albert  Lesage,  M.D.;  E.  P.  Chagnon,  M.D.;  A.  Ethier, 


M.D,;  A.  Bernier,  M.D.;  S.  Boucher,  M.D.;  M.  Eugene 
Virolle,  M.D.;  A.  F.  Jeannotte,  M.D.;  C.  A.  Daigle, 
M.D.;  Eugene  Saint  Jacques,  M.D.;  E,  J,  Bourque, 
M.D.;  E.  E,  Laurent,  M,D.;  S.  Gauthier,  M.D.;  J,  E, 
Dion,  M.D.;  Jules  Chopin,  M.D.;  Th6odule  Bruneau, 
M.D.;  D,  Hingston,  M.D.;  E.  Asselin,  M.D.;  A.  Brisset. 
M.D.;  A.  Mercier,  M.D.;  B.  Bourgeois,  M.D.;  R.  Boulet; 
M.D.;  L.  J.  Lemieux,  M.D.;  R.  Masson,  M.D.;  J.  Decarie, 
M.D;  E.  Gagnon,  M.D.;  E.  Latreille,  M.D.;  G.  W. 
Derome,  M.D.;  Z.  Rh^aume,  M.D.;  A.  Tfetroult,  M.D.; 
J.  Bourgoin,  M.D.;  L.  Verner,  M.D.;  H.  Lebel,  M.D.; 
A.  J.  Lawrence,  licencieen  pharmacie ;  Librarian :  Dr. 

A.  Bernier, 

Faculty  of  Arts—Dean,  Mgr.  Zotique  Racicot ;  Secre- 
tary, Arthur  Curotte ;  Professors,  Pierre  Rousseau, 
P.S.S.,  M.A.;  J.  F.  Lalibert6,  P.S.S.,  M.A.;  Z,  Racicot, 
Ph.  Choquette,  M.A.;  Gaspard  Dauth,  B.A.;  Adolphe 
Volbart,  P.S.S.,  B.Sc;  Elis^e  Hebert,  M.A.;  Pierre 
Auguste  Fournet,P.S.S.,Elz6ar  L^onidas  Perrin,  P.S.S., 
Ernest  Marceau,  Arthur  Curotte,  Philippe  Perrier, 
Antonin  Nantel,  L,  Arthur  Jasmin,  Jean  Baptiste 
Legace,  Sir  Louis  A.  Jette,  Paul  Wiallard,  Elie  J.  Auclair, 

B.  A. ;  Jos.   Haynes,   Frederic  Andre,    F.  C.    Laberge, 

C.  Leiuau,  R.  Desroys  du  Roure. 

Laval  Uriiversity  Deritai  Surgery  Scliool,  Montreal. 

President,  Eudore  Dubeau  ;  Vice-President,  Joseph 
Nolin ;  Secretary,  J.  G  A.  Gendreau;  Professors, 
Eudore  Dubeau,  Joseph  Nolin,  J,  G.  A,  Gendreau, 
Georges  H.  Kent,  Louis  l^'ranch^re,  F.  A.  Harwood, 
Arthur  Beauchamp,  Arthur  Bernier,  R.  Hebert,  M.D., 
F.  A,  Harwood,  D.D.S.,  Jean  P.  D6carie,  AlphOnse 
Dreary,  LL.B.  Superintendent  of  Dental  Infirmary, 
A.  Labelle ;  Dispensary  of  Notre  Dame  Hospital,  E, 
Dubeau,  F.  A.  Harwood,  A,  Beauchamp  ;  Conservator 
of  Museum,  L.  J.  B.  Leblanc ;  Librarian,  F.  A.  Har- 
wood. 

Polytechnic  School,  Montreal. 

Principal,  Ernest  Marceau ;  Director  of  Studies 
A.  Fyen  ;  Professors,  Joseph  Haynes,  Frederic  Andre, 
S.  Duval,  F.  C.  Leberge,  Charles  Leiuau,  J.  Poivert, 
E.  Dulieux,  E.  Dyonnet,  V.  E.  Beaupr^,  Conrad  Man- 
seau,  R.  Lacroix,  J.  Flahaut,  W.  Boucher,  A.  Beau- 
grand-Champagne,  A.  McConville  ;  E.  Desaulniers  ;  A. 
Beaulne,  A.  Frigon,  A.  Mailhot.  Prof.  Hon.,  Alex- 
andre Bonnin,  Jos.  Obalski,  E.  Ebrard. 

University  of  IV[anitoba. 

INCORPORATED   1877. 

Visitor,  The  Hon.  Sir  Daniel  Hunter  McMillan,  Lieu- 
tenant-Governor of  Manitoba  ;  Chancellor,  Most  Rev. 
S.  P.  Matheson,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  Archbishop  of  Rupert's 
L\nd ;  Vice-Chancellor, The  Hon,  Joseph  Dubuc,  B.C.L., 
LL.D.;  Registrar,  W.  J.  Spence,  B.  A.;  Hon'y  Bursar, 
J.  A.  M.  Aikins,  M.A.,  K.C.;  Solicitor,  1.  Pitblado, 
M.A,,  LL.B.  ;  Teaching  Staff— Chairman,  Frank  Allen, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.G.';  Secretary,  Neil  Bruce  MacLean, 
M.A.  ;  Mathematics,  Neil  Bruce  MacLean,  M.A.  ; 
Physics,  Frank  Allen,  B.A.  Ph.D.;  Bacteriology  and 
Pathology,  Gordon  Bell,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.;  Botany  and 
Geology,  A.  H.  Reginald  Buller.  B.Sc,  Th.D.;  Chemistry, 
Matthew  A.  Parker,  B.Sc,  F.C.S.;  Physiology  and 
^00%?/.  Swale  Vincent,  M.D.,  D.Sc,M.R.C.S.,L.R.C.P.; 
Civil  Enigneering,  Ernest  Brydone-Jack,  B.A.,  C.E., 
M.  Can.  Soc.  C.E. ;  Electrical  Engineering,  Edward  P. 
Fetherstonhaugh,  B.Sc,  A.M.  Can.  Soc  C.E.  ;  Elec- 
trical and  Mechanical  Engineering,  John  W.  Dorsey, 
E.E.  ;  Materials  and  Hydraulics,  George  Halstead, 
M.Sc ;  Sxirveying  and  Geodesy,  Leslie  L  Johnstone,  B.S. ; 
Draiving,  Leslie  R.  Thomson,  B.A.Sc;  Zoolo<y  and 
Demonstrator  in  Physiology,  Charles  J.  Triggerson, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  Geology  and  Mineralogy,  Robert  C. 
Wallace.  M.A.,  B.Sc,  Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  Lloyd 
A.  H.  Warren,  M.A.  ;  Phvsics,  T.  A.  Neelin,  B.A., 
R.  K.  McClung;  C hemistry, BaXdnr  0\son,  B.A.;  Physi- 
ology, A.  T.  Cameron,  M.A.  The  Board  of  Studies — 
Chairman,  Rev.  Father  Cherrier ;  Secretary,  W.  J. 
Spence;  Rev.  Joseph  Blain.  S.J.,  Rev.  Prof.  Bryce, 
L.L.D.,  Prof.  F.  W.  Clark,  Prof.  F.  Allen  ;  Dr.  J. 
R.  Jones,  Dr.  H.  H.  Chown,  Prof.  A.  IL  R.  Buller,  Ph.D., 
Prof.  Brydone-Jack  ;  Very  Rev.  Dean  Coombes,  M.A.  ; 
Dr.  T.  Milroy.  Supt.  D.  Molntvre,  M.A.,  Rev.  Canon 
Murray,  M.A.,  Rev.  Dr.  Stewart,  R.  0.  JoUiffe,  M.A. 


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COLLEGES   AFFILIATED    WITH  THE  UNIVERSITY. 

St.  Boniface  College,  St.  Boniface.  Rector,  Rev. 
Father  Carrifere,  S.J. 

St.  John's  College,  Winnipeg.  Warden,  Most  Rev. 
Archbishop  Matheson,  D.D.,  D.O.L. 

Manitoba  College,  Winnipeg.  Principal,  Rev.  Wm. 
Patrick,  M. A.,  D.D. 

Wesley  College,  Winnipeg.  Principal,  Rev.  J.  W. 
Sparling,  M.A.,  D.D. 

Manitoba  Medical  College,  Winnipeg.  Dean,  H.  H. 
Chown,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM. 

Manitoba  College  of  Pharmacy,  Winnipeg.  Principal, 
H.  E.  Bletcher,  Phm.B. 

Manitoba  Agricultural  College,  Winnipeg.  Principal, 
W.  J.  Black,  B.S.A. 

University  of  Sasl^atchewan,  Sasitatoon,  Saslc. 

Visitor,  G.  W.  Brown,  Lieutenant-Governor ;  Chan- 
cellor, Hon.  E.  L.  Wetmore,  C.J.;  President,  Walter  C. 
Murray,  LL.D. 

Oovernors,  A.  F.  Angus,  Chairman,  J.  Clinkskill,  A. 
Hitchcock,  J.  McKay,  K.C.,  J.  Dixon,  A.  Macdonald,  L. 
Thomson,  W.  J.  Bell,  President  Murray. 

Faculty  of  Arts  and  Science— Lecturer  in  Education, 
President  Murray,  M.A.,  LL.D.;  Secretary  and  Prof,  of 
Mathematics,  G.  H.  Ling.B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Prof,  of  History 
and  Economics,  E.  H.  Oliver,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Prof  of 
English,  R.  J.  Bateman,  M.A.;  Prof,  of  Classics,  A. 
Moxon,  B.A.,  B.C.L.;  Prof,  of  French,  J.  A.  Macdonald, 
B.A.,  M.A.;  Prof,  of  Philosophy  and  Political  Science, 
I.  A.  MacKay,  Ph.D.;  Prof,  of  Chemistry,  R.  D.  Mc- 
Laurin,  M.  A.,  Ph.D. ;  Lecturer  in  Physics,  J.  A.  Speers, 
M.A.;  Lecturer  in  Hebrew,  M.  F.  Munro,  M.A. 

Faculty  of  Agriculture— Dean  and  Prof,  of  Animal 
Husbandry,  W.  J.  Rutherford,  B.S.A.;  Prof,  of  Field 
Husbandry,  John  Bracken,  B.S.A.;  Prof,  of  Agricul- 
tural Enaineering,  A.  R.  Greig,  B.Sc;  Secretary  and 
Assist.  Prof,  of  Natural  History,  T.  N.  Willing ;  Dir. 
of  Extension  Work,  Francis  Hedley  Auld. 

St.  John's  College,  Winnipeg. 

Warden,  Moat  Rev.  Archbishop  Matheson,  D.D. 

Deputy  Warden  and  Secretary,  Very  Rev.  Dean 
Coombes,  M.A.,  D.D. 

Bursar  and  Steward,  W.  Burman,  B.  A. 

Dean,  Rev.  Canon  Phair,  M.A. 

Superintendents  of  the  Meteorological  Observatory, 
A.  T.  Cowley,  Esq.,  B.A.,  Rev.  J.  F.  Cross,  M.A. 

College  Staff— Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History  and 
Lecturer  in  Classics,  Very  Rev.  Dean  Coombes,  M.A., 
D.D. ;  Professor  of  Systematic  Theology  and  Lecturer  in 
Philosophy,  Rev.  Canon  Murray,  M.A.  ;  Professor  of 
Pastoral  Theology  and  Lecturer  in  English,  Rev.  Canon 
Phair.  M.A.  ;  Lecturer  in  Exegetical  Theology  and 
Classics,  etc..  Rev.  J.  W.  Matheson,  M.A.  ;  Machray 
Fellow- Lecturer  in  Mathematics  and  Physics,  Rev.  J. 
F.  Cross,  M.A. ;  Lecturers  in  Matriculation  Mathe- 
matics, A.  T.  Cowley,  B.A.,  and  E.  Hamber,  Esq.  ;  Lec- 
turer in  Moderns,  A.  D.  Baker,  B.A.,  Rev.  Canon  Gill, 
M.A.  ;  Lecturer  in  Botany,  R.  A.Ford,  B.A.  ;  Assistant 
Lecturer  in  Philosophy,  W.  A.  Corbett,  M.A. 

Wesley  College,  Winnipeg,  R^an. 

INCORPORATED  1877. 

Faculty.— Professors.— Principal,  Rev.  J.  W.  Spar- 
ling, M.A.,  D.D. ;  Hebrew,  Old  Testament  Exegesis  and 
Systematic  Theology,  Rev.  A.  Stewart,  D.D. ;  New 
Testament  Literature,  &c..  Rev.  S.  G.  Bland,  D.D. ; 
Greek,  A.  T.  Hawley,  M.A. ;  Mathematics  and  Lecturer 
in  Logic,  N.  R.  Wilson,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  Latin,  R.  O. 
Jolliflfe,  B.A. ;  Mental  and  Moral  Philosophy,  Rev.  Jas. 
Elliott,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  English,  Rev.  W.  T.  Allison, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.  Lecttirers- French  and  German,  C.  F. 
Ward,  B.A. ;  Classics  and  Mathemalics.  W.  J.  Rose, 
B.A.  ;  Greek  and  History,  Rev.  J.  W.  Melvin,  B.A., 
B.D.  :  French  and  Germain,  Miss  Rowell,  B.A.  ;  Ice- 
landic Languaoe  and  Literature.  Rev.  H.  Marteinsson, 
B.A..  B.D.  Registrar.  Dr.  Stewart;  Librarian,  Prof. 
Hawley  ;  Dean' of  Residence,  W.  J.  Rose.  B.A. 


St.  Boqiface  College,  St.  Boriiface,  Man. 

President,  Uev.  Joseph Carri^re,  S.J.  ;  Vice-President, 
Rev.  L.  Arcand,  S.J. :  Prefect  of  Studies,  Rev.  J.  Blain, 
S.J.  ;  Bursar,  Rev.  F.  X.  Robichaud,  S.J.  ;  Lecturer 
in  Mathenmtics,  A.  L6veill6,  S.J.  ;  Lectxirer  in  Physics, 
Rev.  A.  Rousseau,  S.J. ;  Professor  of  Mental  and  Moral 
Philosophy,  Rev.  P.  Bournival,  S.J.  ;  Professors  of 
French  and  Classics,  Rev.  T  Hudon,  S.J.,  S.  Fontaine, 
S.J.,  E.  Goulet,  S.J.,  A.  Dugrfe,  H.  Gauthier,  S.J.,  W. 
Tessier,  S.J.  ;  Professors  of  English  and  Classics,  Rev, 
J.  Cox,  S.J.,  J.  Filion,  S.J.,  Mr.  Gillen,  Mr.  Finnegan  ; 
Professors  of  Commercial,  Rev.  J.  McDonald,  S.J., 
Br.  Namose,  Br.  Delphinus,  Br.  Charles  Henri,  W. 
Burnham. 

Manitoba  College,  Winnipeg. 

FOUNDED   1871. 

Staff  of  Instructors  —  Principal  and  Professor  of 
New  Testament  Language  and  Literature,  Rev.  Wm. 
Patrick,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Professor  of  Church  History 
and  Lecturer  in  History,  Rev.  A.  B.  Baird,  M.A., 
D.D. ;  Professor  of  Old  Testament  Language  and 
Literature,  Rev.  E.  G.  Perry,  B.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  Pro- 
fessor of  Systematic  Theology  and  Lecturer  in 
Philosophy,  Rev.  J.  Dick  Fleming,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Pro- 
fessor of  Classics,  Fred.  W.  Clark,  B.A.;  Lecturers  in 
French  and  German,  A.  M.  Bothwell,  B.A.,  Miss 
Lorraine  E.  DuVal,  B.A.  ;  Lecturer  in  Mathematics, 
Wm.  Tier,  M.A. ;  Lecturer  in  English,  R.  H.  Rowland, 
B.A. ;  Lecturers  in  Classics,  R.  A.  MacLean,  B.A., 
George  Young,  B. A.;  Lecturer  in  Science  and  Mathe- 
matics, C.  K.  Guild,  B.A.;  Instructor  in  Elocution, 
Miss  Edna  Sutherland ;  Registrar,  F.  W.  Clark,  B.A. 

Laval  Normal  Soliool,  Quebec. 

Principal,  Mgr.  Th.  G.   Rouleau ;    Assistant,   Rev. 

A.  L.  P.  Caron ;  Professors,  John  Ahern,  C.  J.  Magnan, 
Major  J.  D.  Freve,  N.  Tremblay,  Geo.  Brule,  J.  S. 
Turcotte,  Gustave  Qagnon,  Chas.  Lef^vre,  Rev.  J.  G.  O. 
Fleury,  Prefet  de  discipline.  Rev.  J.  Joseph  Dub6, 
Maitre  d'etudes. 

University  of  Bist^op's  College,  Lennoxville,  Que. 

FOUNDED    1845. 

Chancellor,  John  Hamilton,  Esq.,  D.C.L. 
Vice-Chancellor,  Rev.  Principal  Parrock,  D.C.L. 

THE  COLLEGE  OFFICERS 

Principal,  Rev.  R.  A.  Parrock,  M.A.  (Cantab.)  LL.D., 
D.C.L. 

Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts — Professor  of  Classics, 
The  Principal ;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Divinity— Vice- 
Principal  and  Harrold  Professor  of  Divinity,  Rev.  F. 
J.  B.  Allnatt,  D.D.,  D.C.L.,  Canon  of  Quebec  Cathe- 
dral ;  Mountain  Professor  of  Pastoral  Theology,  Rev. 
F.  G.  Vial,  M.A.,  B.D.  ;  Professor  of  Mathematics  and 
Lecturer  in  Natural  Science,  C.  F.  Gummer,  Esq., 
M.A.  ;  Professor  of  History  and  English  Literature, 

E.  E.  Boothroyd,  Esq.,  M.A.;  Lecturer  in  Classics,  Rev. 

F.  G.  Vial,  M.A.,  B.D.;  Lecturer  in  Church  History, 
Philosophy  and  Economics,  Rev.  H.  C.  Burt,  M.A.; 
Lecturer  in  Modern  Languages,  F.  O.  Call,  Esq.,  M.A.; 
Hon.  Lecturer  in  Surgery,^.  A.  Robertson,  Esq.,  M.D.; 
Choirmaster,  J.   W.   Bearder,  F.R.C.O. ;    Organist,  M. 

B.  Johnson,  Esq.,  B.A.  ;  Bursar,  F.  W.  Frith,  Esq.,  M.A. 

Bishop's  College  School,  Lennoxville,  Que. 

Upper  School— Head  Master  and  Chaplain,  B.ev.  E.  J. 
Bidwell,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  (Wadham  College,  Oxford);  Sec- 
retary, F.  W.  Frith,  Esq.,  M.A.  ;  Assistant  Masters, 
R.  N.  Hudspeth,  M.A.,  R.  Alcock,  Esq.,  B.A..E.  Hatton 
Williams,  Esq.,  R.  V.  James,  Esq.;  House  Master,  A.  W. 
Darnill,  Esq.,  B.A. ;  Modern  Language  Master,  F.  O. 
Call,  Esq.,  B.A.  ;  Music  and  Drawing  Master,  Mr. 
Hudspeth;  Organist,  A.  F.  C.  Whalley,  Esq.,  B.A.  ; 
Lady  Matron,  Miss  F.  Jeffery  ;  Physical  Instructor, 
Col.  Sergt.  Harney. 

Preparatory  School— Headmaster,  J.  T.  Williams, 
Esq.,  B.A.,  Eman.  College,  Camb.  ;  Assistant  Masters, 
E.  P.  Maf^kay,  Esq.,  B.A.,  C.  L.  Wanstall,  Esq.;  Lady 
Vafron.  Mrs."  F.  L    Holt. 


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University  of  Ottawa. 

Apostolic  Chancellor,  Vacant. 

FACULTY   AND   OFFICERS. 

Examiner -in- Law,  Hon.  N.  A.  Belcourt,  K.C.,  LL.D.; 
Chemistry,  Mineralogy,  Greek  and  Secretary  of  the 
University,  Rev.  L.  Binet,  O.M.I.  ;  Dogmatic  Theology, 
Rev.  F.  Blanchin,  O.M.I.  ;  Drawing,  Typewriting,  His- 
tory, Geography,  Christian  Doctrine,  Rev.  J.  B.  Boyer, 
O.M.I.  ;  French,  Latin,  History  {Librarian),  Rev.  J.  M. 
Boyon,  O.M.I. ;  Mathematics,  Mr.  D.  Breen  ;  French, 
English,  Rev.  P.  W.  Browne;  Attending  Physician,  Dr. 
J.  L.  Chabot,  M.  A.,  M.D. ;  P.  P.  of  Holy  Family,  Ottawa 
East,  Rev.  C.  Charlebois,  O.M  I.  ;  Superior  of  O.M.I. 
Scholasticate,  Rev.  W.  Charlebois,  O.M.I.  ;  Private  Sec- 
retary, Assistant  Pastor  in  St.  Joseph's  Church,  Rev. 
W.  J.  Collins,  O.M.I. ;  Sacred  Eloquence,  Chaplain, 
Rev.  J.  D.  Dalp6,  O.M.I.  ;  Philosophy,  Drawing,  Chris- 
tian Doctrine,  Shorthand,  Rev.  R.  S^n^cal,  O.M.I.  ; 
Philosophy,  Ecclesiastical  History,  Rev.  R.  Villeneuve, 
O.M.I. ;  English,  History,  Rev.  G.  E.  Dewe ;  Latin, 
Geometry,  Algebra,  Rev.  H.  Dub6,  O.M.I. ;  Ecclesiastical 
History,  Sacred  Eloquence,  Rev.  P.  G.  Duchaus.^ois, 
O.M.I. ;  Moral  Theology,  Canon  Law,  Rev.  J.  Duvic, 
O.M.I.  ;  Enqlish,  English  Debating  Society,  Prefect  of 
Studies,  Classical  Course,  Rev.  J.  P.  Fallon,  O.M.I.  ; 
English,  Latin,  Assistant  Disciplinarian,  Rev.  D. 
Finnegan,  O.M.I.  ;  English,  Mr.  A.  Flemming ;  History, 
Rev.  J.  M.  Healy,  O.M.I. ;  Chaplain  of  Good  Shepherd 
Convent,  Rev.  F.  Guertin,  O.M.I. ;  Greek,  Physics, 
Latin,  Rev.  P.  Hammersley,  O.M.I. ;  Philosophy,  His- 
tory, Rev.  A.  Jasmin,  O.M.I.  ;  Holy  Scripture,  Rev.  E. 
Joyal, O.M.I. ;  Mathematics,Christian  Doctrine,History, 
Rev.  W.  Kelly,  O.M.  I.;  Bookkeeping,  Prefect  of  Studies 
in  Commercial  Course,  Rev.  E.  A.  Latulippe,  O.M.I.  ; 
French  Literature,  Rev.  L.  LeJeune,  O.M.I.  ;  Bursar 
of  the  University,  Uev.  A.  McGowan,  O.M.I. ;  English 
and  Geology,  Rev.  P.  McGuire,  O.M.I.  ;  Mathemutics, 
Christian  Doctrine,  Rev.  M.  Murphy,  O.M.I.  ;  Greek, 
Mathematics,  Latin,  Physiology,  Rev.  S.  Murphy, 
O.M.I. ;  Rector  and  Pastor  of  St.  Joseph's  Chtirch,  Rev. 
W.  J.  Murphy,  O.M.I.,  D.D.  ;  Greek,  History,  Latin, 
French  Debating  Society,  Rev.  A.  Normandin,  O.M.I. ; 
Chaplain,  Rev.  N.  Nill^s,  O.M.I. ;  French  and  Christian 
Doctrine,  Rev.  A.  Paquet,  O.M.I.  ;  Greek,  Rev.  B. 
Kennedy,  O.M.I. ;  History,  French,  Christian  Doctrine, 
O.  Paradis,  O.M.I.  ;  Mathematics,  Mr.  J.  B.  Gillisran ; 
English,  P.  F.  Loftus ;  History,  Geography,  Mr.  D. 
Breen  ;  English,  J.  J.  Kennedy  ;  English,  Arithmetic, 
History,  Geography,  Mr.  F.  G.  McDonald ;  English, 
History,  Geography,  Aritmetic,  Mr.  J.  D.  Coleman  ; 
Penm,anship,  J.  Coviprhlan  ;  Dogmatic  Theology,  Rev.  A. 
Esteve,  O.M.I.  ;  Attending  Physician,  J.  R.  O'Brien, 
B.A.,  M.D. ;  Business  Class  and  Bookkeeping,  French, 
Shorthand,  Christian  Doctrine,  Rev.  A.  Paquet,  O.M.I. ; 
Grreek,  French,  Rev.  A.  Pelletier,  O.M.I.  ;  Assistant 
Bursar,  Rev.  H.  Pepin,  O.M.I. ;  Philosophy  and  ChHs- 
tian  Doctrine,  Rev.  L.  Perruisset.O.M.I. ;  Moral  Theology 
and  Canon  Laio,  Director  of  the  Seminary,  Rev.  A. 
Poll,  O.M.I. ;  Higher  Mathematics,  Physics,  French, 
Astronomy,  Christian  Doctrine,  Rev.  L.  Rh6aurae, 
O.M.I. ;  Lithurqy,  Bursar  of  O.M.I.  Scholasticate,  Rev. 
U.  Robert,  O.M.I. ;  Bookkeeping,  Business  Department, 
Government,  French,  Rev.  A.  B.  Roy,  O.M.I.  ;  Greek, 
Latin,  Christian  Doctrine,  History,  The  Review,  Rev. 
J.  H.  Sherry,  O.M.I. ;  Latin,  Christian  Doctrine,  Pre- 
fect of  Discipline  {Senior),  Rev.  W.  Stanton,  O.M.I. ; 
Examiner -in-Law,  Rb.  Hon.  Sir  Elzear  E.  Taschereau, 
LL.D.;  Botany,  Zoology,  Latin,  Rev.  E.  Turcotte, O.M.I. ; 
Latin,  Mathematics,  Prefect  of  Discipline  {Junior), 
Rev.  A.  V6ronneau,  O.M.I. ;  Physics,  Astronomy,  Rev.  A. 
Joyal,  O.W.I.;  History,  French,  Christian  Doctrine, Rev. 
O.Voyer,  O.M.I. ;  Asst.  Pastor,  Rev.  T.  Murphy,  O.M.I. 

University  of  Ki'^g's  College,  Windsor,  N.S. 

INCORPORATED  1789. 

Patron,  His  Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 
Visitor  and  President  of  the  Board,  Right  Rev.  The 
Lord  Bishop  of  Nova  Scotia. 
Chancellor,  Not  appointed. 

Vice-Chancellor  {ex-offlcio).  Rev.  Canon  Powell,  M.A. 
Public  Orator,  Rev.  R.  D.  Banibrick,  M.A. 
Proctor,  Rev.  G.  R.  Martell,  M.  A. 
Registrar,  Rev.  Canon  Vroom,  D.D.,  D.C.L. 


President  of  the  College  and  Professor  of  Philosojjhy, 
Rev.  T.  W.  Powell,  M.A.;  Vice-President  and  Prfoessor 
of  Classics,  Rev.  C.  E.  Willets,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  ;  Fellow 
and  Professor  of  Divinity,  including  Pastoral  Theology, 
Rev.  Canon  F.  W.  Vroom,  M.A.,  D.D.,  D.C.L.;  Professor 
of  Modern  Languages,  H.  Lothar  Bober,  M.  A.  ;  Pro- 
fessor of  Natural  Science,  J.  B.  McCarthy,  B.A.,  M.Sc.  ; 
Alexandra  Professor  of  Divinity,  Rev.  T.  H.  Hunt, 
M.A.,  D.D.  ;  Professor  of  English  Literature,  Rev.  A. 
W.  M.  Harley,  M.A. ;  Professor  of  Law,  Silas  Alward, 
M.A.,  D.C.L.,  K.C.  ;  Professor  of  Mathematics,  J.  S. 
Turner,  B.A.  Lecturers— Natural  Science,  E.  H.  How- 
arth,  M.Sc.  ;  Divinity,  Rev.  G.  R.  Martell,  M.A.  ;  Law, 
H.  W.  Sangster.  M.A.,  LL.B.,  H.  P.  Scott,  M.A.  Bur- 
sar, J.  B.  McCarthy,  B.A.,  M.Sc. ;  Librarian,  Professor 
Vroom.    Fellow,  Rev.  Charles  Bowman,  D.D. 


/ycadia  University,  Wolfville,  |<I.S. 

Incorporated  18W. 

UNIVERSITY   FACULTY. 

Professor  of  Psychology  and  Philosophy,  President, 
Rev.  George  Barton  Cutten,  B.D.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  J.  W. 
Barss,  Professor  of  Greek  and  Latin  Languages,  R.  V, 
Jones,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Prof essor  of  French  and  German 
Languages,  L.  E.  VVortman,  M.A.,  LL.D.;  Mark  Curry 
Professor  of  History  and  Political  Econojny,  J.  F.  Tufts, 
M.A.,  D.C.L.;  Alumni  Professor  of  Phy.>iics,  F.  R. 
Haley,  M.A.;  Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Geology,  E. 
Haycock,  M.A.;  G.  P.  Payzant  Professor  of  Hebrew 
and  Old  Testament  Language  and  Literature,  Rev.  A. 

C.  Chute,  B.A.,  D.D.;  Professor  of  Mathematics,  W.  A. 
Coit,  M.A. ;  Professor  of  New  Testament  Language  and 
Literature,  Rev.  H,  T.  De  Wolfe,  B.A.,  D.D.;  Professor 
of  English  Language  and  Literature,  S.  N,  Pattison, 
M.A.;  Ivan  Curry  Professor  of  Engineering,  Pearl  W. 
Durkee,  B.A.,  B.Sc;  G.  P.  Payzant  Professor  of 
Theology  and  Church  History, 

Professor  of  Biology,  H.  G.  Perry,  M.A. ;  Drawing  and 
Surveying,  Alex.  Sutherland ;  Sacred  Oratory,  Rev.  E. 

D.  Webber,  B.A.;  Contracts,  W.  E.  Roscoe,  M.A.,  K.C; 
Homiletics,  J.  A.  Francis,  D.D.;  Physical  Training, 
W.  W.  Clark ;  Physics,  F.  M.  Bishop ;  Manual  Training, 
W.  G.  Lavvson. 

UNIVERSITY   OFFICERS. 

President,  Rev.  G.  B.  Cutten,  B.D.,  M.A.,  Ph.D.  ; 
Dean  of  the  Department  of  Arts  and  Sciences,  John 

F.  Tufts,  M.A.,  D.C.L.;  Dean  of  the  Department  of 
Theology,  Rev.  A.  C.  Chute,  B.A.,  D.D.;  Dean  of  the 
Department  of  Applied  Science,  F.  R.  Haley,  M.A.; 
Registrar,  E.  L.  Wortman,  M.A.,  LL.D.;  Ctirator  of  the 
Museum,  Ernest  Haycock,  M.A.;  Librarians,  Jean  S. 
Haley,  Mabel  L.  Wortman ;  Bursar,  Rev.  A.  Cohoon, 
B.A.,  D.D.;  Field  Secretary,  Rev.  W.  L.  Archibald, 
M.A.,  Ph.D. 

Dalhousie  College  and  University,  Halifax,  fi.S. 

FOUNDED  IN  1818. 

Board  of  Governors— Chairman,  George  S.  Campbell, 
Esq.      Treasurer,  Hector  Mclnnes,  LL.B.     Secretary, 

G.  S.  Stairs,  B.A. 

Dean  of  the  College,  Professor  H.  Murray, 

ACADEMIC   STAFF. 

Faculty  of  Arts  and  Science— Professor  of  History 
and  Political  Economy,  Rev.  President  Forrest,  D.D., 
D.C.L.,  LL.D.;  Professors  Emeritus,  J.  Johnson,  M.A., 
LL.D.,  J.  Liechti,  M.A.,  L.H.D. ;  English  Language 
and  Literature,  A.  MacMechan,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Classics, 
H.  Murray,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  Chemistry,  E.  Mackay,  B.A., 
Ph.D.;  Physics  and  Lecturer  on  Astronomy,  Howard  L. 
Bronson,  Ph.D.;  Modern  Languages,  H.  P.  Jones,  B.A., 
Ph.D.;  Mathematics,  M.  Macneill,  B.A.,  M.A  ;  tivil 
Enqineerina,  C.  D.  Howe,  S.  B. ;  Philosophy  and  Lecturer 
on  Education,  R.  Magill,  M.A.,  Ph.D. ;  Classics,  J.  W. 
Logan,  B.A.,  G.  K.  Butler,  M.A.;  Geology,  D.  S.  Mac- 
intosh, M.Sc. ;  Keltic  Literature  and  History,  A.  Maclean 
Sinclair ;  Chemistry,  C.  B.  Nickerson ;  Physics,  H.  S. 
Davis,  B.A. ;  Biology,  C.  L.  Moore,  M.A. ;  Classics,  J. 
McG.  Stewart ;  Theory  of  Music,  F.  H.  Torrington, 
Mus.  D.,  H.  Dean;  History  of  3Iusic,  R.  Lamg,  M.A. 

Secretary  of  Faculty,  Professor  H.  P.  Jones. 


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Registrar,  Professor  Macneill. 

Famlty  of  Law— Dean  of  the  Law  School,  R.  C. 
Weldon,  D.C.L.,  PhD.,  K.C.;  Professor  of  Contracts, 
B.  Russell,  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  J.S.C. ;  Lecturer  on  Pro- 
cedure, H.  Mclnnes,  LL.B, ;  Lecturer  on  Crimes,  etc., 
W.  B.  Wallace,  LL.B.,  J.C.C.  ;  Lecturer  on  Real  Pro- 
perti/,  W.  F.  O'Connor,  B.C.L.,  LL  B.  ;  Lecturer  on 
Agency,  G.  Patterson,  A.M.,  LL.B.,  J.C.C;  Lecturer  on 
Croion  Rules,  T.  R.  Robertson,  K.C.,  LL.B.;  Lecturer 
on  Equittj  Jurisprudence,  Deputy  Attorney  Jenks, 
LL.B.;  Lecturer  on  Procedure,  W.  H.  Fulton,  LL.B. 

Faculty  of  Medicine,  President  John  Forrest,  D.D., 
D.C.L.  ;  Examiner  in  Medicine,  G.  L.  Sinclair,  M.D., 
M.B.;  Examiner  in  Anatomy,  A.  W.  H.  Lindsay,  B.  A., 
M.D.,  CM.,  M.B.,  CM.  ;  Examiner  in  Clinical 
Medicine,  A.  J.  Cowie,  M.D.,  L.R.C.P. ;  Examiner  in 
Medical  Jurisprudence  and  Hrjgiene,  A.  P.  Reid,  M.D., 
CM.,  L.R.CS.,  L.CP.  and  S.;  Examiner  in  Obstetrics 
and  Diseases  of  Women  and  Children,  M.  A.  Curry, 
B.A.,  M.D.  ;  Examiner  in  Physiology  and  Histology, 
L.  M.  Silver,  B.A.,  M.B.,  CM. ;  Exuminer  in  Materia 
Medica  and  Therapeutics,  F.  W.  Goodwin,  M.D.,  CM.; 
Examiner  in  Anatomy,  F.  U.  Anderson,  F.R.C.P., 
M.R.CS. ;  Professor  of  Chemistry,  E.  Mackay,  B.A., 
Ph.D. ;  Examiner  in  Clinical  Medicine,  W.  H.  Hattie, 
M.  D.,  CM. ;  Examiner  in  Pathology  and  Bacteriology, 
G.  M.  Campbell,  B.A.,  M.D. ;  Examiner  in  Surgery, 
N.  E.  McKay,  M.D.,  CM.,  M.B.,  M.R.CS,;  Examiner 
in  Physiology  and  Histology,  H.  H.  MacKay,  M.D., 
CM.;  Examiner  in  Clinical  Surgery,  M.  Chisholm, 
M.D.,  CM.,  L.R.C.P.;  Examiner  in  Medicine,  N.  F. 
Cunningham,  M.D. ;  Examiner  in  Surgery,  J.  W. 
MacKay,  M.  D. ;  Professor  of  Physics,  H.  L.  Bronson, 
Ph.D.  ;  Examiner  in  Medical  Jurisprudence  and 
Hygiene,  E.  V.  Hogan,  M.D.,  CM.,  M.R.CS.,  L.R.C.P.; 
Examiner  in  Pathology  and  Bacteriology,  J.  G.  Mc- 
Dougall,  M.D.,  CM. ;  Examiner  in  Obstetrics  and 
Diseases  of  Women  and  Children,  D.  Mcintosh,  M.D., 
L.R.C.P.;  Examiner  in  Materia  Medica  and  Thera- 
peutics, W.  B.  Moore,  M.D.,  CM.;  Examiner  in 
Clinical  Surgery,  R.  A.  H.  McKeen,  M.D. ;  Examiner 
in  Chem.i8try,  A.  L.  McCallum,  B.Sc. 
Dean  of  the  Faculty,  Dr.  Sinclair. 
Secretary  of  the  Faculty,  Dr.  Lindsay. 

Western  University  and  College,   of  London,  Ont. 

Established  1878. 

ARTS   FACl'LTY. 

Chancellor— Hon.  R.  M.  Meredith, 
Vice-  Chancellor- 
Chairman,  Board  of  Governors,  The   Hon.   R.    M. 
Meredith, 
President,  N.  C.  James,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
Registrar,  Professor  Tamblyn  ;   Bursar,  C  R.  Somer- 
ville,  Esq. 

Staff— Professor  of  Modern  Languages,  N.  C  James, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Mathematics,  W.  J.  Patter- 
son, M.A.;  Professor  of  Classics,  K,  P,  R.Neville, 
MA.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of  English  Literature  and 
History,  W.  F.  Tamblyn,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Professor  of 
Hebrew,  Rev,  C  C  Waller,  M.A.;  Lecturer  in  Physics, 
W.  J.  Patterson,  M.A.;  Lecturer  in  Chemistry,  F. 
A.  Stuart,  B.A.;  Lecturer  in  Botany  and  Zoology,  J. 
Dearness,  M.A.,  Vice-Principal,  Normal  School;  Lec- 
turer in  Geology,  S.  Woolverton,  L.D.S.;  Lecturer  in 
Psychology,  Kev.  G.  B,  Sage,  B,A,,  D.D, 

MEDICAL   FACULTY, 

Dean,  F.  R,  Eccles,  M.D.,  M.R.CS,,  F.R,C,S,,  etc. 

Registrar,  Wm.  Waugh,  M.D, 

Professors  -Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgery :  Pro- 
fessor Wm.  Waugh,  M.D. ,  CM.;  Obstetrics:  Professor 
H.  Meek,  M.D. ;  Associate  Professor,  J.  D.  Balfour,  M.A. 
Gynaecology :  Professor  F.  R.  Eccles,  M.D.  Anatomy: 
Professor,  Dr.  E.  Seaborn  ;  Demonstrators,  Dr.  Geo.  L. 
Clark,  Dr.  H.  Schaef.  Physiology:  Lecturer,  Dr.  J.  B, 
Campbell.  General  Chemistry  and  Physics :  Lecturer, 
Jas.  H.  Bowman,  M.D.  Practical  Chemistry:  Lecturer, 
N.  A.  Alexander,  M.D.  ;  Assistant  Lecturer,  H.  Black. 
Materia  Medica  and  Pharmacy :  Professor  C  A.  Cline, 
M  D.  Therapeutics:  Professor  R.  Ferguson,  B.A., 
M.D,  Medical  Jurisprudeivce  and  Toxicology:  Pro- 
fessor W.  J.  Weekes,  M.D.  Histology  and  Pathology, 
N.  H.  Beal,  M.D.,  Lecturer.  Pathology  and  Bacteri- 
ology :  Lecturer,  Dr.  J.  A,  McGregor,    Sanitary  Science 

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and  Public  Health :  Lecturer,  E.  L.  Williams,  M.D. 
Botany  and  Zoology:  Professor  John  Dearness,  M,A. 
Medicine  and  Clinical  Medicine,  Professor  H.  A. 
McCallum,  M.D.,  W.  J.  Tillman,  M.D.,  and  J.  A. 
McGregor,  Lecturer.  Clinical  Surgery  :  Professor  J. 
Wishart,  M. D.,  CM.;  Associate  Professor,  H.  T, 
Williams,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  Diseases  of  the  Mind: 
Lecturer,  W.  J.  Robinson,  M.B.  Ophthalmology, 
Otology  and  Laryngology :  Lecturer,  N.  R.  Henderson, 
M.D. 

^uron  College. 

Staff— Principal  and  Divinity  Professor,  Rev.  C. 
C  Waller,  M.A. ;  Lecturer  in  Biblical  Exegesis,  Right 
Rev.  The  Bishop  of  Huron,  D.  D.,  Assistant  Professor, 
Rev.  C  E.  Jeakins,  B.A.,  B.D.  Professor  of  Apolo- 
getics, Rev.  G.  B.  Sage,  B.A.,  D.D.;  Lecturer  in  Church 
History,B,ev.  R.  S.  W.  Howard,  M.A. ;  Lecturerin  Hebrew, 
Rev.  C  C  Waller,  M.A. ;  Professor  of  Modern  Languages 
and  President  of  Western  University  of  London,  N.  C 
James,  M.A,,  Ph,D,;  Professor  of  Mathematics,  W,  J, 
Patterson,  M,A.,  Western  University ;  Professor  of 
English  Literature  and  History,  W.  F.  Tamblyn,  B.A., 
Ph.D.;  Professor  of  Comparative  Philology  and 
Latin,  K.  P.  R.  Neville,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Secretary  and 
Bursar,  Rev,  Canon  Smith. 

Congregational  College  of  Canada,  Montreal. 

(In  Affiliation  with  McGill  University.) 
Board  of  Governors— Mr.  S.  H.  C  Miner,  Chairman  ; 
A.  MoA.  Murphy,  Secretary  ;  Thomas  Moodie,  Treas. 
Faculty— Rev. Y^Mnnson  Hill,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Principal, 
President  of  the  Senate  and  Professor  of  Practical 
Theology ;  Rev.  W.  Henry  Warrinftr,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Regis- 
trar and  Professor  of  New  Testament  Language  and 
Literature,  and  Lecturer  in  Church  History;  Rev.  E.  A. 
Cook,  Ph.D.,  Professor  of  Systematic  Theology  and  the 
Philosophy  of  Religion ;  Rev.  A.  R.  Gordon,  M.A.,  and 
Rev.  W.  M.  Patton,  Ph.D.,  Lecturers  in  Old  Testament 
Language  and  Literature. 

Special  Lecturer  in  Comparative  Religion,  Rev.  E.  C 
Woodley,  M.A.  ;  Special  Lecturer  in  English  Bible 
Course,  Rev.  B.  W,  Winchester,  Boston ;  Special  Lecturer 
in  Mary  M.  McKechnie  Lecttcrership,  Professor  Raine, 
Berea,  Ohio, 

WyclifFe  College,  Toronto. 

INCORPORATED   1879. 

Federated  with  the  University  of  Toronto. 

Chairman  of  Council  and  President  of  the  Corpora- 
tion, N.  W.  Hoyles,  Esq.,  K.C,  LL.D. 

Vice-Chairman,  J.  Herbert  Mason,  Esq. 

Principal,  The  Rev.  Canon  O'Meara,  LL.D. 

Honorary  Treasurers,  The  Hon.  S.  H.  Blake,  B.A., 
K.C,  F,  C  Jarvis,  Esq. 

Faculty— Practical  Theology,  Homiletics,  Pastoral 
Theology,  and  the  English  Bible,  The  Rev.  Principal 
O'Meara,  LL.D.;  Systematic  Theology,  The  Rev.  H.  J. 
Cody,  M.A.,  D.D.,  LL.D.;  The  Old  Testament,  Rev.  W. 
H.  Griffith  Thomas,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Ecclesiastical  History, 
The  Rev.  Geo.  M.  Wrong,  M.A. ;  Liturgies,  The  Rev, 
Canon  Dyson  Hague,  M.A.;  Apologetics  and  Hebrew, 
The  Rev.  T.  H.  Cotton,  M.A.;  Neiv  Testament  Greek 
and  Patristics,  The  Rev.  W.  T,  Hallam,  M,A.,  B.D,; 
Tutors,  Rev.  E.  A.  Mclntyre,  M.A.,  and  Rev.  L.  E.  Davis, 
M.A.;  Reading  and  Voice  Culture,  Mrs.  Miriam  W. 
Brown;  Librarian,  The  Rev.  T.  H.  Cotton,  M.A.; 
Registrar  and  Bursar,  H.  Mortimer,  Esq.,  Room  224, 
Confederation  Life  Building,  Toronto,  Tel.  Main  5064. 

Prince  of  Wales'  College  and  Normal  School, 
Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

FOUNDED   1860. 

Academic  Staff— Latin,  Greek,  and  School  Manage- 
me?^^S.  N.  Robertson,  M.A.  (Dalhousie),LL.D.(St.F.X.), 
Principal ;  Chemistry,  Physics  and  Physiology,  II.  H, 
Shaw,  B,Sc.  (McGill)',  Vice-Principal;  Mathematics  and 
Bookkeeping,  E.  E.  Jordan,  M.  A.(Dalhou8ie) ;  Botany  and 
Physical  Geonraphy,  Theodore  Ross,  B.A.  (Dalhousie); 
Drawing,  J.  T.  Clarkin,  B.A.  (La.\a,\);  Domestic  Science, 
Miss  Grace  Dutcher  ;  English,  G.  D.  Steel.  B.A.(Mt.  All.) 
M.A.  (Harvard);  English  and  Latin,  L.  H.  Seaman, 
B.A.  (Dalhousie) ;  Geometry,  J.  A,  Murphy,  B,A,(Laval); 
French,  J.  H.  Blanchard ;  Manual  Training,  P.  Barlow. 


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Kriox  College,  Tororito. 

Chairman  Board  of  Management,  Sir  Wm,  Mortimer 
Clark,  Esq.,  K.C;  Secretary,  Rev.  Geo.  R.  Fasken,  B.A. 

Chairman  of  the  Senate,  Rev.  Principal  Gandier, 
D.D. ;  Secretary,  Rev.  R.  C.  Tibb,  B.A. 

Faculty— Rev.  A.  Gandier,  D.D.,  Principal ;  Church 
History  and  Church  Government,  Rev.  Jas.  Ballan- 
tyne,  B.A.,  D.D.,  Professor;  Old  Testament  Literature 
and  Exegesis,  Rev.  Richard  Davidson,  Ph.D.,  Professor  ; 
Apologetics  and  Homiletics,  Rev.  J.  D.  Robertson,  M.  A., 
D.Sc,  Professor;  Systematic  Theology,  Rev.  T.  B.  Kil- 
patrick,  D.D., Professor ;  NewTestament  Literature  and 
Exegesis,  Rev.  Robert  Law,  M.A.,  B.D.,  Professor; 
Teacher  of  Elocution,  F.  H.  Kirkpatrick  ;  Librarian, 
Rev.   Edward  Cockburn,  M.A. 

Wesleyaq  Theological  College,  Mlontreal. 

FOUNDKD   IN   1873. 

Chairman,  Rev.  A.  Carman,  'D.Y).,Gen.  Super  intend' t; 
Treas.,  W.  Hanson ;  Sec,  Rev,  W.  R.  Young,  D.D. 

Facvlty.— Principal  (pro  tem.).  Rev.  W.  M.  Patton, 
B.D.,  Ph.D.  ;  Theology  and  Apologetics,  Rev.  P.  L. 
Richardson,  B.A.,  B.D. ;  Mental  and  Moral  Science  and 
Church  History,  Rev.  C.  E.  Bland,  B.A..  B.D. ;  Old 
Testament  and  Comparative  Religion,  Rev.  W.  M. 
Patton,  B.D.,  Ph.  D. ;  French,  J.  Villard,  M.D. ;  Registrar, 
Rev.  C.  E.  Bland,  B.A.,  B.D.  Buildings  located  on 
Upper  University  St.,  Montreal. 

Wlontreal  Diocesan  TI\eological  College. 

INCORPORATED   1879. 

The  Faculty— Rev.  Elson  I.  Rexford,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
(McGill),  D.C.L.  (Lennoxville),  Principal,  and  John 
Duncan  Professor  of  Dogmatic  Theology  ;  Professor  of 
Old  and.  New  Testament  Literature,  Rev.  G.  Abbott- 
Smith,  M.A.,  D.D,  (Lennoxville);  Professor  of  Apolo- 
getics and  Ecclesiastical  History,  Rev,  Oswald  W. 
Howard,  B.A.  (Toronto),  D.D. 

Other  Officers  of  Instruction— Preparatory  Class 
Tutor,  D.  Howard,  B.A.;  Lecturer  in  Church  Music,  P. 
J.  Illsley,  Mus.  Bac,  F.R.C.O.;  Instructor  in  Elocution, 
J.  P.  Stephen. 

Dean  of  Residence,  Rev.  G.  Abbott-Smith ;  Librarian, 
Rev.  Oswald  W.  Howard ;  Secretary  and  Bursar, 

University  of  New  BruriswicK* 

Fredericton,  N.B. 

Visitor — His  Honor  the  Honorable  L.  J.  Tweedie,  K.C. , 
LL.D.,  Lieut. -Governor  of  the  Pro  v.  of  New  Brunswick. 

Chancellor  of  the  University,  Cecil  C.  Jones,  M.A., 
Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

President  of  the  Senate,  W.  S.  Carter,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Chairman  of  the  Faculty  and  Frofessor  of  Mathe- 
matics, Cecil  C.  Jones,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.;  Emeritus 


Professor  of  Natural  History  and  Geology,  L,  W.  Bailey, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C;  Prof essors— Classics  and 
History,  W.  T.  Raymond,  B.A.  (Harv.)  ;  French  and 
German,  Harold  Geoghegan,  B.A.;  Natural  History 
and  Geology,  Philip  Cox,  B.A.,  B.Sc,  Ph.D.;  Physics 
and  Electrical  Engineering,  \V.  B.  Cartmel,  B.Sc, 
M.A. ;  Chemistry,  Chas.  McDonald  Carson,  B.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Mechanical  Engineering  and  Drawing  and  Lecturer  in 
Astronomy,  J.  Stephens,  M.A.,  B.K.;  Forestry,  R.  B. 
Miller,  M.A.,  M.F.;  Philosophy  and  Economics,  W.  C. 
Keirsted,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Civil  Engineering ,  E.  A.  Stone, 
U.A.Sc,  Ma.E.;  English  Language  and  Literature, 
Frank  P.  Day,  B.A.;  Secretary  of  the  Faculty,  Prof. 
Raymond;  Librarian,  Prof.  Keirstead;  Examiners  for 
Cioil  Law,  His  Honor  Mr.  Justice  Barker,  M.A.,  D.C.L., 
The  Hon.  William  Pugsley,  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  M.P. 

Stanstead  Wesleyan  College,  Stanstead,  Que. 

INCORPORATED   1872. 

Secretary  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Rev.  J.  T.  Pitcher, 
Gananoque,   Ont. 

Treasurer,  A.  Lee  Holmes,  Rock  Island,  Que. 

Registrar,  Rev.  A.  L.  Holmes,  Rock  Island. 

Officers  of  Instruction— Principal  and  Instructor  in 
Mathematics  and  Science,  Geo.  J.  Trueman,  M.A.; 
Classics  and  History,  Rev.  P.  S.  Dobson,  M.A.;  Modern 
Languages,  Lea  E.  Tanner  ;  Piano,  and  Director  of 
Music  Department,  A.  Harlow  Martin ;  Voice  and 
Organ,  Ida  L.  Pierce ;  Violin,  Jennie  J.  Redden ; 
Piano,  Alma  Alges  ;  Expression  and  Physical  Culture, 
Florence  Weissenburg  ;  Bookkeeping  and  Penmanship, 
J.  D.  McFayden  ;  Typewriting  and  Shorthand,  W.  B. 
Holden  ;  Commercial  Law,  A.  L.  Holmes  ;  Intermediate 
and  Primary,  Marie  J.  Tanner,  M.  Jean  Holding ; 
Manual  Training,  Ethel  I.  Duffy ;  Household  Science, 
Adda  I.  Atkinson,  B.A. 

Uqiversity  of  Nlourit  t^Wsor^  College. 

Sackville,  New  Brunswick. 
Founded  1858. 

Board  of  Regents—Chairman,  Rev.  Edwin  Evans, 
D.D.;  Treasurer,  Hon.  Senator  Wood,  D.C.L. ;  Secretary, 
Rev.  Cranswick  Jost,  D.D. 

Senate— President,  David  Allison,  LL.D. ;  Secretary, 
Alfred  D.  Smith,  LL.D. 

Faculty  of  Arts— President,  David  Allison,  LL.D., 
Classics,  Alfred  D.  Smith,  LL.D. ;  Mathematics,  Sidney 
W.  Hunton,  M.A. ;  Political  Science,  Rev.  Byron  C. 
Borden,  D.D. ;  English  Language  and  Literature,  W. 
Morley  Tweedie,  M.A. ;  Chemistry,  Rev.  Wilbur  W. 
Andrews,  LL.D. ;  French  Language  and  Literature, 
James  M.  Palmer,  M.A. ;  Christian  Evidences,  Rev. 
Howard  Sprague,  D.D. ;  Hebrew,  Rev.  W.  Gladstone 
Watson,  B.D. ;  Phydcs,  T.  H.  McKay,  Ph.D.;  Ethics, 
Rev.  A.  D.  Miller,  B.D.,  Rev,  F.  W.  W.  Des  Barres, 
B.A.;  Lecturer  on  Contracts,  RaleighTrites,  B.A.,  LL.B.; 


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Secretary,  Prof.  A.  D.  Smith,  LL.D.;  Librarian,  Prof. 
S.  W.  Hunton,  M.A.  ;  Curator  of  Museum,  Prof.  W.  W, 
Andrews,  LL.D. 

Faculty  of  Applied  Science—Chairman  of  the 
Faculty '  and  President  of  the  University,  David 
Allison,  LL.D.;  Dean  of  the  Faculty  and  Professor  of 
Chemistry,  W,  W.  Andrews,  LL.D.  ;  Physics,  T.  H. 
McKay,  Ph.D.;  Mechanical  Engineering,  Lawrence 
Killam,  B.A.,  B.Sc;  Civil  Engineering,  J.  W.  Orowell, 
B.S.,  O.E.;  Mathematics,  Sidney  W.  Hunton,  M.A.; 
English  Laiiguage  and  Literature,  W.  Morley  Tweedie, 
M.A.  ;  Assistant  in  Laboratory,  E.W.  Diblee. ;  Assist- 
ant in  Shop  Work,  Ira  T.  Davis. 

Faculty  of  Theology— President  (ex-offl,cio),  David 
Allison,  IAj.T>.; Systematic  Theology  and  New  Testament 
Exegesis,  Rev.  Howard  Sprague,  M.A.,  D.D.,  Dean  ; 
Old  Testament  Exegesis  and  English  Bible,  Rev.  W. 
Gladstone  Watson,  B. A.,  B.D.  ;  Homiletics, 

;  English  Bible  and  Apologetics,  Rev.  F. 
W.  Des  Barres,  B.A.  ;  Tutor  in  New  Testament  Greek, 
Rev.  H.  Outertridge,  M.A. 

Board  of  Examiners— Rev.  Cranswick  Jost,  M.A., 
D.D.;  Rev.  Jabez  A.  Rogers,  D.D.;  Rev.  Edwin  Evans, 
D.D.;  Rev.  Arthur  D.  Morton,  M.A.,  D.D.  ;  Rev.  David 
W.  Johnson,  M.A.,  D.D. 

University  of  i\iberta,  Stratl^cona,  /^Ita. 

Visitor— Hon.  G.  H.  V.  Bulyea,  B.A.,  LL.D. 

Chancellor — Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Stuart,  B.A.,  LL.D. 

Officers  of  Instruction — President,  H.  M.  Tory,, M.  A., 
D.Sc,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C. ;  Classics,  W.  H,  Alexander, 
M.A.,  Ph.D.  ;  English  Language  and  Literature,  E.  K. 
Broadus,  M.A.,  Ph.  D.  ;  Civil  and  Municipal  Engineer- 
ing, W.  M.  Edwards,  M.  Sc.  ;  Modern  Languages,  W. 
A.  R.  Kerr,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Philosophy,  J,  M.  MacEachran, 
M.A.,Ph.D.;  Chemistry,  A.  Lehman,  B.S.A.,  Ph.D.; 
Special  Lecturer  in  Constitutional  History,  Hon.  Mr. 
Justice  Stuart,  M. A.,  LL.B. ;  Librarian,  E.  Archibald, 
B.A. ;  Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics,  E.  W. 
Sheldon,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Lecturer  in  Modern  Languages, 
Barker  Fairley,  M.A.,  VYi.D.;  Registrar,  C.  E.  Race, B.A. 

Presbyteriari  College,  IV|oiitreai. 

Principal  and  Professor  of  Systematic  Theology,  Rev. 
J.  Scrimger.  M.A.,  D.D. ;  New  Testament  Literature 
and  Exegesis,  Rev.  D.  J.  Eraser,  B.D.,  LL.D.  ;  Apolo- 
getics and  Church  History,  Rev.  R.  E.  Welsh,  M.A., 
D.D. ;  Old  Testament  Literature  and  Exegesis,  Rev. 
Alex.  R  Gordon,  M.A.,  D.Litt.  ;  French  Theological 
Subjects,  Rev.  Charles  Bidler;  S.  S.  Pcedagogy,  Rev. 
W.  R.  Cruikshank,  B.A. ;  Ecclesiastical  Architecture, 
D.  Norman  MacVicar,  Esq.,  A.R.C.A.  ;  Elocution  and 
Voice  Culture,  John  P.  Stephen,  Esq. 

University  of  St.  Fraqcis  Xavier's  College, 
Aqtigonish,  N.S. 

FOUNDED   IN   1853. 

College  Officials— Chancellor, 

;  President  and  Rector,  Rev.  H. 
P.  McPherson,  D.D.  ;  Vice-President  and  Prefect  of 
Studies,  Rev.  J.  J.  Tompkins,  M.A.  ;  Vice-Rector  and 
Prefect  of  Discipline,  Rev.  J.  H.  McDonald,  M.A.  ; 
Bursar  and  Econome,  Rev.  J.  M.  Kiely ;  Curator  of  the 
Museum  and  the  Laboratory  of  Chemistry,  Rev.  Hugh 
McPherson,  D.D.  ;  Curator  of  the  Laboratory  of  Physics, 
Rev.  R.  K.  Mclntyre,  B.A.,  B.Sc. ;  Librarians,  W.  F. 
Lane,  Esq.,  J.  B.  McFadden. 

Staff  of  Professors,  Lecturers  and  Tutors — Latin 
Language  and  Literature,  Rev.  H.  P.  MacPherson, 
D.D.;  Philosophy  and  History  of  Philosophy,  Rev.  D. 

C.  Gillis,  Ph.D.,  S.T.L.;  German  and  Geology,  Rev. 
Hugh  McPherson,  D.D.;  Biology,  Rev.  C.  J.  Connolly, 
Ph.D.;  Rhetoric  and  English  Literature  and  Lecturer 
in  Economics,  A.  J.  G.  McEchen,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  Barrister- 
at-Law ;  Physics  and  Descriptive  Geometry,  Rev.  R.  K. 
Mclntyre,  B.A.,  B.Sc;  French,  Rev.  A.  H.  Cormier; 
Keltic  History  and  Gaelic  Language,  Rev,  A.  McLean 
Sinclair,  M.A. ;  Italian  Language  and  Literature,  Rev. 

D.  Viola,  Ph.D.;  Intermediate  English  and  Latin,  Rev. 
J.  H.  McDonald,  M.A. ;  Greek  and  Apologetics,  Rev. 
J.  J.  Tompkins,  M.A.;  Mathematics,  Chemistry  and 
Mineralogy,  J.  W.  McLeod,   Esq.,   B.A. ;  Elementary 


Latin  and  Mathematics,  Rev.  M.  M.  Coady,  Ph.D., 
D.D.;  Christian  Doctrine,  Rev.  M.  M.  Doyle;  Assistant 
in  Latin  and  Science,  Rev.  J.  M.  Kiely  ;  Assistant  Prof, 
of  Mathematics,  Nelson  Rice,  Esq.,  B.A.  ;  Assistant  in 
English,  A.  P.  MacDonald,  Esq.;  Assistant  in  Science, 
J.  P.  Coady  ;  Histology  and  Bacteriology,  J.  L.  Mclsaac, 
B.A.,  M.D. ;  Superintendent  of  Commercial  Depart- 
ment, J,  M.  Almon,  Esq.;  Elocution  and  Voice  Culture, 
W.  F.  Towne,  Esq. ;  Constitutional  History,  Hon.  Judge 
MacGillivray ;  Law  of  Contracts,  C.  Ernest  Gregory, 
Esq.,  LL.B.  ;  International  Latv,  E.  Lavin  Qirrior,  ' 
Esq.,  LL.B. 

Sl^ingwauk  i\on\e  for  liidian  Children. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Algoma.    Established  1875. 

President,  The  Lord  Bishop  of  Algoma.  Committee: 

His    Honor    Judge  Johnston,  Secretary ;    Rev.  H.  A. 

Brooke,  M.A.,  Rev.  Chas.  Piercy,  W.  J.  Thompson,  Esq., 

W.   H.   Plummer,  Esq.     Home  Staff— Principal,  Rev. 

B.  P.  Fuller  ;  Matron,  Mrs.  B.  P.  Fuller ;  Teacher,  Miss 
Benna  Fuller  ;  Medical  Attendant,  Dr.  Gibson ;  Farmer, 
Mr.  John  Hayes. 

Ontario  Iristitution  for  tife  Education  and  lr\struG- 
tion  of  tl\e  Deaf  and  Dun^b,  Belleville. 

Under  the  Education  Department— Superintendent, 

C.  B.  Coughlin,  M.D. ;  Bursar,  Wm.  Cochrane;  Physi- 
cian, W.W.  Boyce,  M.D.;  Ma«ro7j.,  MissE.A.Willoughby; 
Assistant  Matron,  Miss  L,  Deannard ;  Teachers— D.  R. 
Coleman,  M.A.  {Head  Teacher),  W.  J.  Campbell,  James 
C.  Balis,  B.A.,  Geo.  F.  Stewart,  H.  L.  Ingram,  Miss  S. 
Templeton,  Miss  Mary  Bull,  Mrs.  Sylvia  L.  Balis,  Miss 
Georgina  Linn,  Miss  Ada  James,  Miss  A.  M.  Burke,  Miss 
Lora  Hunter,  Miss  Sadie  McArdle,  Miss  Margaret  Evoy, 
Miss  C,  Ford,  Miss  P.  Campbell,  Miss  Imogen  B.  Palen, 
Miss  Florence  Cross  ;  Teacher  of  Manual  Training,  H. 
L.  Ingram  ;  Teacher  of  Fancy  Work,  Miss  Mary  Bull ; 
Teacher  of  Domestic  Science,  Miss  K.  Vaughan ;  Teacher 
of  Physical  Training,  Mr.  Ingram ;  Stenographer  and 
Clerk,  Miss  B.  A.  Mcintosh  ;  Storekeeper  and  Associate 
Supervisor,  Wm.  Nurse  ;  Supervisor  of  Boys,  etc.,  W.  S. 
Minns;  Trained  Nurse  and  Instructress  in  Home 
Nttrsing,  Miss  Maud  Tindale  ;  Instructor  of  Printing, 
John  T.  Burns ;  Master  Shoemaker,  Alex.  Morrice ; 
Engineer,  Chas.  J.  Peppin ;  Master  Carpenter,  John 
Dowrie ;  Master  Baker,  J,  N.  Boyd  ;  Farmer,  William 
H.  Lamb. 

Presbyterian  College,  Halifax. 

No  returns  received  at  time  of  going  to  press. — Ed. 

School  of  n/liniqg,  Kingston,  Ont. 

(Affiliated  to  Queen's  University). 

FACULTY. 

Dean,  N.  F.  Dupuis,  M.A.,  LL.D, 

Director,  W.  L,  Goodwin,  B.Sc,  D.Sc. 

Professors— 'N&tha.nF.  Dupuis,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C, 
William  L.  Goodwin,  B.Sc.  (Lond.),  D.Sc.  (Edin.), 
F.R.S.C,  William  Nicol,  M.A.,  L.  W.  Gill,  M.Sc,  S.  F. 
Kirkpatrick,  M.Sc,  A.  L.  Clarke,  Ph.D.,  J.  C  Gwillim, 
B.Sc,  A.  K,  Kirkpatrick,  C.E.,  Alexander  Macphail, 
B.Sc,  F.  O.  Willhofft,  M.A.,  W.  O.  Walker,  M.A., 
M.  B.  Baker,  B.A.,  B.Sc  Assistant  Professors— W.G. 
Baker,  M.A.,  L.  F.  Guttmann,  Ph.D.,  John  Waddell, 
B.A.,  D.Sc,  Ph.D.,  H.  T.  Kalmus,  Ph.D.,  C.  R.  Staufifer, 
Ph.D.  Lecturers— D.  Ellis,  M.A.,  B.Sc.,E.  W.  Hender- 
son, B.Sc,  L.  Malcolm,  M.A.,  B.Sc,  G.  J.  McKay,  B.Sc, 
W.  D.  Bonner,  M.A.,  R.  J.  Manning,  M.A.,  J.  K. 
Robertson,  M.A.,  O.  Wellton,  B.Sc.  Assistants,  J.  A. 
McRae,  M.A.,  R.  T.  Mohan,  B.Sc,  Shirley  King,  B.Sc. 
Librarian— J.  Waddell,  B.A,,  D.Sc,  Ph.D.  ;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Geo.  Y.  Chown,  B.A. 

Catholic  Commercial  Academy. 

87  ST.  CATHERINE  STRKKT,  MONTREAL. 

Principal,  A.  Leblond  de  Brumath. 

Teachers,  L,  J.  Jasmin,  H.  A.  Valois,  Yves  Le 
Rouzfes,  I.  T.  Anderson,  C.  E.  O'Ryan,  J.  R.  E.  Du- 
charme,  A.  G.  Robitaille,  J.  A.  Dupuis,  H.  Morel,  F, 
Lienard,  ad.  St.  Martin,  Denis  Malone.  Drawing,  Prof. 
T.  Paradis.  Gymnastic,  H.  Scott.  Manual  Works,  L. 
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Commercial  and  Technical  High  School. 

53  SIIERBROOKF,  STREET   WKST,   MONTREAL. 

Secretary  and  Supt.  of  Schools,  II.  J.  Silver,  Esq.,  B.A. 

Teaching  Staff— Principal,  John  MacKercher,  Esq., 
'ilL.K.,l.h.i).;  Assistants,  A.  H.  RowelI,E8q.,B.A.,  H.  B. 
Maclean,  Esq.,  M.A.,  J.  S.  Astbury,  Esq.,  B.A.,  J.  E. 
Mac  Vicar,  Esq.,  Miss  L.  E.  Lawless,  Miss  M.  L.  Ferguson, 
Miss  E.  Binmore,  M.A.,  Miss  I.  H.  Ferg^uson,  Mrs. 
M.  Mcintosh,  Miss  A.  Norris,  Miss  M.  A.  Kee,  Miss  E. 
M.  Williams,  Miss  M.  Brown,  Miss  L.  M.  Ker,  Miss  M. 
Ross,  Miss  H.  M.  Cunningham,  Miss  C.  MacMartin ; 
Drawing,  Miss  S.  Francis,  Miss  A.  M.  Wilson,  B.A. ; 
Music,  W.  H.  Smith,  Esq.,  F.  T.  S.  C.  ;  Manual  Train- 
ing, Mr.  C.  Johansson  ;  Domestic  Science,  Miss  J.  Dow  ; 
Physical  Training,  C.  B.  Powter  and  Miss  E.  L,  Strong ; 
Typewriting  and  Shorthand,  Miss  S.  Tyndale. 

Protestant  Board  of  School  Commissioners 
of   Quebec. 

Chairman,  Very  Rev.  L.  Williams,  D.D.  ;  Alex.  J. 
Messervey,  Lt.-Col.  W.  J.  Ray,  A.  E.  Pfeiffer,  Rev. 
Wj'lie  C.  Clark,  Alexander  Cummings;  Secretary- 
Treasurer,  Fred.  0.  Wurtele. 

QIRL8'   HIGH   SCHOOL. 

Principal,  Miss  Mary  Stewart,  B.A.;  Teachers,  Misses 
Maud  M.  Wilkinson,  Cora  F.  Dunkerley,  Grace  Duffett, 
Ethel  Gale,  Marie  Gibaut ;  French,  Cordelia  Rondeau. 

VICTORIA   MODEL  AND  ELEMENTARY   SCHOOL. 

Principals,  Mr.  J.  A.  Langsden  and  Miss  H.  E.  Irwin  ; 
Teachers,  Misses  Ada  Forrest,  Helen  G.  Wood,  Frances 
W.  Gillespie,  Emma  Moffatt,  Agnes  Buchanan,  Mary 
McLellen.  Mary  J.  Coombe,  L.  L.  Tremaine,  Amey 
Meiklejohn ;  French,  Rev.  A.  J.  Lebeau ;  Drill  In- 
structor, Qr.-Mr.  Sergt.  J.  J.  Good,  R.O.R. 

HIGH  SCHOOL  OF  QUEBEC. 

Established  181,3. 
Board  of  Directors— Chairman,  Rev.  Wylie  C.  Clark  ; 
Vice-Chairman,  Rev.  J.  T.  Ross ;  Rev.  A.  T.  Love,  Very 
Rev.  Dean  Williams,  Rev.  Canon  F.  G.  Scott,  J.  H.  Holt, 
A,  H.  Cook,  K.C.,  E.  G.  Scott,  Lt.-Col.  Turnbull,  Arthur 
Ahern,  John  Brown,  G.  H.  Thomson,  Rev.  Wylie  C. 
Clark,  A.  C.  Dobell,  J.  M.  Johnston,  Hon.  R.  Turner ; 
Secretary -Treasurer,  Dr.  T.  A.  Young,  M.A.,  D.C.L. 

Public  Scliools  of  M(ontreal. 

Under  the  Direction  of  the  Protestant  Board  of 

School  Commissioners. 
Governing  Body—nev.  W.  I.  Shaw,  D.D.,  LL.D.  ;  I- 
H.  Stearns,  Esq.  ;  Rev.  James  Barclay,  M.A.,  D.D. ;  R. 
Turner,  Esq.;  Rev.  Herbert  Symonds,  D.D. ,  LL.D.; 
James  Robinson,  Esq. ;  Secretary  and  iSuperintendent 
of  Schools,  H.  J.  Silver,  B.A.  ;  Treasurer,  Charles  J. 
Binmore ;  Supervisor  of  Buildings,  S.  H.  Parsons. 

NAMES  OF  SCHOOLS.  NAMES   OF  PRINCIPALS. 

Aberdeen H.  M.  Cockfield,  B.A. 

Alexander Miss  L.  Almond. 

Belmont  Street F.  H.  Spinney. 

Berthelet  Street S.  P.  Rowell. 

Britannia Miss  Stewart. 

Delorimier W.  G.  MacBean. 

Dufferin E.  M.  Campbell,  B.A. 

Earl  Grey D.  C.  Logan,  B.A. 

Fairmount M.  C.  Hopkins,  B.A. 

Lansdowne A.  N.  Shewan,  M. A. 

Lome F.  J.  A.  Bacon,  M.A. 

Mount  Royal A.  Mac  Arthur,  B.A. 

Riverside W.  A.  Kneeland,  B.C.L. 

Royal  Arthur James  Rowland. 

Sarah  Maxwell  Memorial  . .  H.  F.  Archibald. 

Victoria W.  J.  Messenger,  M.A. 

William  Dawson ,  C.  A.  Humphrey. 

William  Lunn Chas.  E.  Reid. 

HIGH   SCHOOL  OF  MONTREAL. 

Rector  and  Master  of  the  Royal  Grammar  School, 
Wellington  Dixon,  B.A. 

Teachers,  F.  W.  Kelley,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  I.  Gammell, 
B.A.,  T.  B.  Reith,  M.A.,  J.  P.  Stephen,  James  Walker, 
J.   T.    Donald,   M.A.,D.O.L.,  Orrin  Rexford,   B.A.Sc., 


F.  C.  Smiley,  B.A.,  Murray  McNealy,  A.  W.  Bain,  M.A. 
A.  R.  McBain,  B.A.,  K.  C.  Denton,  B.A.,  S.  L. 
Miller,  B.A.,  C.  B.  Powter;  Misses  I.  McBratney, 
C.  M.  Smith,  M.  J.  Clarke,  L.  Binmore,  B.  Irving, 
A.  O'Grady,  M.  Metcalfe,  A.  S.  DeWitt,  A.  Macfarlane, 
S.  Louise  Shaw,  B.A.,  M.  E.  Bennet,  M.  L.  Allan,  M. 
Hanington,  R.  Miller,  H.  Lundie,  B.A.  ;  Prof.  Henry  F. 
Armstrong. 

HIGH   SCHOOL   FOR   GIRLS,    MONTREAL. 

Rector,  Wellington  Dixon,  B.A. 

Lady  Principal,Mi8s  Georgina  Hunter.B. A. ;  Teachers, 
Misses  M.  Wilson,  B.A.,  F.  Taylor,  Brittain,  B.A.;  Mrs. 
Wilson  Irwin,  M.A.;  Miss  M.  Clarke  ;  Mrs.  Killaly,  B.A.; 
Misses  A.  D.  James,  Hurst,  B.A.,  Lily  Clarke,  J. 
Bremner,  Catherine  McKenzie,  B.A.,  L.  Sinclair,  Ethel 
Fisher,  Hearne,  H.  A.  Shaw,  J.  F.  Baillie,  Irene 
Douglas,  —  Morrow;  Mary  Campbell,  —  Young  (Kinder- 
garten); Special  Teachers,  T.  B.  Reith,  M.A.,  J.  T. 
Donald.  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  Professor  Couture,  Miss  Holm- 
strom.  Miss  Helen  Lundie,  M.A. 

Provincial  Normal  School,  Vancouver. 

Principal,  Wm.  Burns,  B.A. 
First  Assistant,  J.  D.  Buchanan. 
Drawing,  J.  Kyle. 
Nature  Study,  Miss  I.  Abercrombie. 

Provincial  Horn\a.\  School,  Truro,  fi.S. 

FACULTY. 

Principal,  Pedagogy,  Language,History  and  German, 
David  Soloan,  B.A.,  LL.D.  ;  Emeritus  Professor  of 
Psychology  and  Pedagogy,  J.  B.  Calkin,  A.M.,  LL.D.; 
Psychology,  History  of  Education,  Civics  and  Methods 
in  Geography,  James  B.  Hall,  Ph.D.;  Drawing  and 
Calisthenics,  Miss  Ottie  A.  Smith;  Method  in  Mathe- 
matics, Physics  and  French,  J.  Alphonse  Benoit,  B.A. ; 
Hygiene,  Physiology,  Mathematical  Drawing,  and 
Commercial  Branches,  Edward  W.  Connolly,  B.  A.  ; 
Method  m  Nature  Study,  Biology,  Chemistry  and 
Mineralogy, Leslie  C.  Harlow,  B.Sc,  B.S.A. ;  Elocution, 
English  Literature  and  Music,  Mrs.  Edna  C.  Harper, 
M.A.;  Principal  Truro  Manual  Training  School,  F.  G, 
Matthews  ;  Truro  Manual  Training  School,  Charles  W. 
Finck  ;  Principal  Truro  School  of  Domestic  Science, 
Miss  Myrtle  D.  McCallum  ;  Truro  School  of  Domestic 
Science,  Miss  Bessie  M.  Smith ;  Principal  Truro 
Kindergarten,  Miss  Agnes  Mackenzie ;  Dir.  of  Teaching 
Practice  in  Truro  Schools,  D.  G.  Davis,  B.A.  ; 
Principal  College  of  Agriculture,  M.  Cumming,  B.A., 
B.S.A. 

Provincial  Normal  School,  Fredericton,  N.B. 

Principal  Emeritus,  Wra.  Crockett,  A.M. ,  LL.D. ;  Prin- 
cipal, Hedley  V.  B.  Bridges,  A.M.,  LL.D.  ;  Principles 
and  Practice  of  Teaching  and  School  Management, 
and  History  of  Education,  Hedley  V.  B.  Bridges, 
A.M.,  LL.D.  ;  English  Language  and  Literature,  A.  S. 
McFarlane,  M.A.  ;  Mathematics,  Geo.  A.  Inch,  B.A., 
B.Sc.  ;  Chemistry,  Physics  and  Drawing,  H.  H. 
Hagerman,  M.A.  ;  Biology  and  Physiology,  D.  W. 
Hamilton,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  Elocution  and  Physical  Culture, 
Margaret  R.  Lynds;  Vocal  Music,  E.  Cadwallader, 
M.A.  ;  Manual  Training,  T.  B.  Kidner,  Iva  A. 
Baxter,  Alethea  Wathen  ;  French  Department,  Alphee 
Belliveau ;  Headmaster  Model  School,  J.  E.  Page, 
M.A.  ;  Teachers  of  Model  Depts.,  Rhoda  McDougall, 
M.  Annie  Harvey,  Edna  Golding. 

Brandon  College,  Brandon,  Man. 

Organized  1899. 


Principal — Systematic  Theology,  Ethics  and  Logic, 
Archibald  P.  McDiarmid,  M.A.,  D.D.;  Mental  Science, 
Samuel  J.  McKee,  B.A.,  LL.D.;  Mathematics  and 
Physics,  Arthur  W.  Vining,  M.A.,  D.Sc;  Greek  and 
Latin,  W.  Sherwood  Fox,  M.  A.;  New  Testament,  Harry 
L.  McNeill,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  Practical  Theology  and  Church 
History,  P.  G.  Mode,  M.A.,  B.Th.;  Political  Economy 
and  English,  D.  A.  McGibbon,  B.A.;  Lady  Principal- 
German,  Ernestine  R.  Whiteside,  B.A. ;  Old  Testament, 
R.  H.  Mode,  M.A.,  Ph.D.;  French,  Alice  Mas86,  B.A.; 


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Academic  Subjects,  Douglas  L.  Durkin,  B.A.,  and  Geo. 
H.  Ruttan  ;  Sioedish  Language  and  Literature,  Emil 
Lundquist  ;  Expression  and  Physical  Culture,  Ger- 
trude Trotter,  A.T.C.M.;  Director  Business  Depart- 
ment, Chas.  E.  Walker  ;  Instructor,  Annie  K.  Evans ; 
Shorthand  and  Typeivritinq ,  Miss  Ida  Patton  ;  Director 
of  Department  of  Music,  W.  L.  Wright,  B.A. ;  Vocal, 
Miss  Emily  Findlay,  A.T.C.M.;  Piano,  Laura  J.  Forres- 
ter ;  Director  of  Department  of  Art,  Miss  Henrietta 
Hancock;  Teacher-in-Charge  of  Residence,  H.  L.  Mc- 
Neill, Ph.D. ;  Librarian,  D.  A.  McGibbon,  B.A. 

Upper  Canada  College,  Tororito. 

FOUNDED  1829. 

The  Board — Col.  G.  T.  Denison  (Chairman),  Sir  Charles 
Moss,  Hon.  R.  A.  Pyne,  Sir  jEmilius  Irving,  K.C.,  Sir 
W.  R.  Meredith,  W.  J.  Gage,  W.  G.  Gooderham,  W.  R. 
Brock,  W.  D.  Matthews,  J.  S.  Willison,  F.  Arnoldi,  K.C., 
R.  S.  Hudson,  Nicol  Kingsmill,  Col.  G.  A.  Sweny,  N.  R. 
Gooderham  and  Prof.  A.  H.  Young. 

Principal,  Henry  W.  Auden,  M.A.  (Cantab.),  formerly 
Sixth  Form  Master  at  Fettes  College,  Edinburgh ;  late 
Scholar  of  Christ's  College,  Cambridge.  Mathematical 
Masters,  J.  L.  Somerville,  B.A.,  M.  W.  McHugh, 
B.A.;  Classical  Masters,  W.  S.  Jackson,  B.A.,  C.  F.  Mills, 
B.A. ;  Modern  Language  Masters,  R.  K.  Hicks,  B.A.; 
W.J.  Dobson,  B.A.;  English  Masters,  W.  Mowbray,  B.A., 
J.  H.  Crake,  M.A.;  Science  Master,  W.  R.  Carr,  B.A., 
Ph.D.;  Assistant  Master,  C.  G.  Potter,  B.A.;  Director  of 
Musical  Studies,  F.  Fulton,  Esq.;  Drawing  Master,  R. 
Holmes,  Esq.;  Gymnastic  and  Drill  Instructor,  A.  L. 
Cochrane ;  Bursar,  A.  Morphy,  C.  A. ;  Physician,  A.  J. 
Mackenzie,  M.D.;  Lady  Superintendent,  Miss  Ardagh; 
Janitor,  Geo.  Simmons ;  Engineer,  H.  H.  Woods. 

PREPARATORY  SCHOOL. 

Masters,  J.  S.  H.  Guest,  M.A.,  H.  P.  Rossiter,  B.A., 
R.  J.  Hunter,  B.A.,  S.  H.  Brown,  Esq.,  CM.  Johnstone, 
B.A.;  Lady  Superintendent,  Miss  Newton. 

St  Nlichael's  College,  Tororito. 

President,  Rev.  F.  G.  Powell ;  1st  Vice-President, 
Rev.  T.  J.  Hayes;  2nd  Vice  President,  Rev.  A.  E. 
Hurley  ;  Bursar,  Rev.  T.  J.  Hayes  ;  Pastor,  Rev.  M.  V. 
Kelly  ;  Prefect  of  Discipline,  Rev.  J.  Sullivan ;  Assist- 
ant Prefect  of  Discipline,  Mr.  J.  Sheridan  ;  Professors- 
Philosophy,  Very  Rev.  D.  Cushing,  Rev.  J.  Purcell, 
Rev.  A.  E.  Hurley ;  Latin,  Rev.  R.  McBrady,  Mr.  J.  F. 
Kennedy,  M.A.;  Greek,  Rev.  R.  McBrady,  Rev.  H.  Carr  ; 
English,  Rev.  A.  E.  Hurley,  Rev.  M.  O'Brien ;  French, 
Rev.  R.  McBrady,  Rev.  M.  Bench ;  German,  Mr.  G. 
Patterson;  History,  Mr.  J.  F.  Kenne3%  M.A.;  Mathe- 
matics, Rev.  T.  J.  Hayes,  Rev.  H.  Carr,  Rev.  E. 
McCorkle,  Rev.  H.  Bellisle  ;  Commerce,  Rev.  M.  Pickett ; 
Entrance,  Rev.  J.  B.  Walsh ;  Low  Fourth  Class,  Rev. 
C.  Coughlin ;  Senior  Third,  Mr.  A.  J.  O'Connor ;  Pre- 
fect of  Study,  Rev.  V.  Reath. 

ST.  basil's  novitiate. 
[St.  Clair  Avenue.] 

Superior,  Rev.  M.  Christian ;  Assistant,  P.  O'Donohue. 

Pastor  of  Holy  Rosary  Church,  Rev.  J.  R.  Teefy  ; 
Pastor  of  Weston,  Rev.  J.  Player. 

Ridley  College,  St.  Catharines,  Ont. 

A  CANADIAN  CHURCH  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS. 

Principal,  Rev.  J.  O.  Miller,  M.A.,  D.C.L.  ;  Vice- 
Prindpaly  H.  G.  Williams,  B.A.  Staff— English,  Rev. 
J.O.  Mi\]er,M. A.,  D.C.h.;  Mathematics,  K.  G.  Powell, 
M.A.  ;  Classics,  A.  G.  Hooper,  B.A. ;  Modern  Lan- 
guMges,  H.  J.  Flynn,  M.A.  ;  Natural  Science,  E.  G. 
Powell,  M.A.  ;  Assistant  English  Masters,  E.  Hanna, 
B.A.,  A.  E.  Miller,  W.  G.  Robinson  and  B.  M.  Kirkland  ; 
Religious  Instruction,  Rev.  J.  O.  Miller,  M.A.,  D.C.L., 
Rev.  N.  I.  Perry,  M.A.  ;  Head  Master  of  Lower  School, 
H.  G.  Williams,  B.A. ;  Assistants,  W.  W.  Judd,  B.A., 
W.  J.  Sinclair;  Music,  W.  T.  Thompson,  Miss  Nohnan  ; 
Drill  Instructor,  Lt.-Col.  George  Thairs;  Bursar,  Lt.- 
Col.  George  Thairs ;  Lady  Matron,  Upper  School,  Mrs. 
E.  Montgomery;  Lady  Matron,  Lower  School,  Miss 
Wilson  ;  Medical  Inspectors,  W.  11.  Merritt,  M.D.,  CM., 
R.C.P.S.,  E.  G.  Hooper,  M.D. 


Assumption  College,  Sandwich,  Ont; 

President,  Rev.  F.  Forster,  C.S.B.;  Vice-President 
and  Secretary,  Rev.  W.  J.  Roach,  B.A.;  Treasurer,  Rev. 
V.  J.  Murphy,  C.S.B.;  Philosophy,  Rev.  W.  J.  Roach, 
B.A.;  Theology,  Rev.  M.  J.  Ferguson,  C.S.B.;  Latin, 
Revs.  T.  V.  Moylan,  C.S.B.,  A.  J.  Morley,  C.S.B.,  Mr. 
F.  Sneath ;  Greek,  Rev.  T.  V.  Moylan,  Mr.  F.  Sneath ; 
English,  Rev.  W.  J.  Roach,  CS.B.,  Mr.  C  McTague; 
History,  Rev.  A,  J.  Morley,  C.S.B..  Mr.  C  McTague; 
Mathematics  and  Physics,  Mr.  W,  Maguire,  Mr.  Joseph 
Cooney  ;  Modern  Languages,  Rev.  A.  J.  Morley,  Mr.  W. 
Maguire;  Religion,  Rev.  J.  B.  Collins,  C.S.B.;  Com- 
mercial Department,  Mr.  B.  O'Brien;  Preparatory 
Department,  Mr.  W.  E.  O'Neill,  Mr.  B.  Rooney ;  Prefects 
of  Discipline,  Revs.  P.  J.  Howard,  CS.B.,  E.  F.  Murray, 
C.S.B.,  E.  Fitzpatrick,  CS.B.,  Mr.  F.  Magee. 

McCill  Uriiversity  College  of  British  Coiurnbia, 
Vancouver,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Governors— President,  Hon.  F.  Carter-Cotton ;  Treas- 
urer,  A.  C,  Flumerfelt,  Esq.;  Secretary,  W.  P.  Argue, 
Esq.,  B.A. 

OFFICERS   OF  INSTRUCTION  AT  VANCOUVER,    B.C. 

Acting  Principal  and  Dean,  Professor  of  Mathe- 
matics, G.  E.  Robinson,  B.A.;  English,  J.  K.  Henry, 
B.A.;  Latin,  L.  F.  Robertson,  M.A.;  Greek,  R.  E. 
Macnaghten,  M.A.;  Modern  Languages,  H.  Chodat, 
M.A.;  Civil  Engineering,  H.  K.  Dutcher,  M.Sc,  A.M,, 
Can.  S.CE.;  Physics,' J.  G.  Davidson,  B.A.  Ph.D.; 
Mechanical  Engineering,  D,  W.  Munn,  M.A.,  B.Sc; 
Chemistry,  G.  R.  Kendall,  B.Sc;  Philosophy,  James 
Henderson,  M.A.;  French,  C  J.  M.  Gordon,  M.A.; 
Instructors  in  Shop-work,  S.  Northrop,  H.  Taylor,  R. 
Edwards;  Registrar,  L.  F.  Robertson,  M.A. 

OFFICERS  OF  INSTRUCTION  AT  VICTORIA,  B.C. 

Dean  and  Professor  of  Classics,  S.  J.  Willis,  B.A. 
(McGill);  Professor  of  Mathematics,  E.  H.  Russell, 
B.A.  (Queen's) ;  Lecturer  in  English,  Jeanette  A.  Cann. 
B.L.  (Dal.) ;  Lecturer  in  Modern  Languages,  Alice  O, 
E.  Henry,  M.A.  (McGill);  Lecturer  in  Physics,  Percy 
Elliott,  M.Sc.  (McGill). 

Trinity  College  School,  Port  Hope. 

FOUNDED  1805. 

Visitor,  The  Right  Rev.  The  Lord  Bishop  of  Toronto. 

Head  Master,  Rev.  Oswald  Rigby,M.A.,  LL.D.;  Assist. 
Masters,  H.  J.  H.  Petry,  Esq.,  M.A.,  D.C.L.,  F.  J.  A. 
Morris,  Esq.,  B.A.,  H.  P.  Boyle,  Esq.,  B.A.,  W.  R.  P. 
Bridger,  Esq.,  B.A.,  Rev.  H.  Britton,  H.  A.  Wadley,  Esq., 
B.A.;  A.  C.  Barker,  M.A.,  M.  C.  Peeks,  B.A. ;  Matron, 
Miss  Rigby  ;  Physicians,  L.  B.  Powers,  Esq.,  M.D.,  CM., 
R.  F.  Forrest,  Esq.,  M.D.,  CM.;  Consulting  Physieian, 
A.  Jukes  Johnson,  Esq.,  M.B.,  M.R.C.S.,  Eng.,  52  Bloor 
St.  W.,  Toronto  ;  Auditor,  J.  F.  Lawson,  Esq.,  CA.  ; 
Nurse,  Miss  Dore;  Pianoforte  Instructor,  Miss  Tuer; 
Violin  Instructor,  Miss  Mitchell ;  Instructor  of  Dancing, 
Mrs.  Montizambert ;  Drill  Instructor,  Major  R.  W. 
Smart ;  Physical  Instructor,  W.  E.  Stirling. 

St.  Albaq's  Scliool,  Weston,  Ont. 

A  RESIDENTIAL  CHURCH  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS. 

Visitor,  The  Lord  Bishop  of  Toronto. 

Head  Master  and  Mathematics,  M.  E.  Matthews; 
English  and  History,  F.  H.  Coombs ;  Classics,  Rev. 
J.  Hughes-Jones,  M.A. ;  Divinity,  Rev.  J.  Hughes- 
Jones,  M.A. ;  Assistant  Master,  N.  H.  Mackintosh; 
Modern  Languages,  F.  H.  Coombs ;  Drawing,  M. 
Matthews,  R.C.A. ;  Resident  Masters,  The  Head  Master 
and  N.  H.  Mackintosh ;  Matron,  Mrs.  C  Schneider ; 
Doctor,  W.  J.  Charlton,  M.B.,  M.D.C.M.;  Dentist, 
Dr.  McLaren;  Drill  Instructor,  Sergeant-Major  Steer, 
R.C.D. 

/yibert  College,  Belleville. 

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[1911 


Havergal  College,  Toronto. 

President,  N.  W.  Hoyles,  Esq.,  K.O.,  LL.D.  ;  Vice- 
President,  The  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Moss,  Chief  Justice  of 
Ontario ;  Secretary -Treasurer,  R.  Millichamp,  Esq.  ; 
Principal,  Miss  Knox.  Heads  of  Departments,  Miss 
Wood,  Miss  Patterson,  Miss  Cater,  Miss  Nainby.  Staff, 
Miss  Bamford,  Miss  Brodie,  Miss  Chadwick,  Miss  Crea- 
ton,  Miss  Creeth,  Miss  Gumming:,  Miss  Durie,  Miss 
Fleming,  Miss  Frost,  Miss  Gordon,  Miss  Haskins,  Miss 
Lange,  Mademoiselle  LeBrun,  Miss  Lloyd-Harvey,  Miss 
McGill,  Miss  McLaren,  Miss  Nainby,  Miss  Pottes,  Miss 
Portal,  Miss  Randall,  Miss  Rolfe,  Miss  Shackleton,  Miss 
Spicer,  Miss  Stoker,  Miss  Tomlin,  Miss  Virtue,  Miss 
Wellington,  Miss  Wood,  Miss  Woollard.  House  Depart- 
ment, Miss  Meiklejohn,  Miss  Crawford.  Sunmming 
Bath,  Miss  Comrie.  Office  Department,  Miss  Cresswell, 
Miss  Henderson. 

Toronto  Collegiate  Institutes. 

JARVIS   STRKRT. 

Principal,  L.  E.  Embree,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Masters—  Heads  of  Departments :  English,  J.  Jeffries, 
B.A.  ;  French  and  German,  G.  E.  Shaw,  B.A. ;  Mathe- 
matics, W.  J.  Lougheed,  M.A. ;  Classics,  P.  F.  Munro, 
B.A.,  B.Psed. ;  Science,  W.  A.  Jennings,  B.A.  Assis- 
tants: English,  Miss  J.  Thomas,  M.A. ;  History,  English 
and  Commercial  Work,  J.  Keillor,  B.A. ;  Mathematics 
and  Drill,  G.  W.  Keith,  B.A. ;  French  and  Calisthenics, 
Miss  C.  W.  Morrish,  B.A. ;  English  and  Calisthenics, 
Miss  M.  E.  O'Connell,  B.A.  ;  History  and  English,  E.  A. 
Hardy,  B.A. ;  Science  and  Art,  L.  H.  Graham,  B.A. ; 
Science  and  Drill,  E.  J.  Halbert,  B.A.  ;  Latin  and 
English,  W.  E.  Murdoch,  B.A.  ;  Mathematics  and  Drill, 
C.  H.  Barnes. 

PARKDALE  COLLEGIATR   INSTITUTE. 

Principal,  G.  A.  Smith,  B.A. 

Assist.  Masters— Natural  Science,  A.  Cosens,  M.A., 
and  Arthur  Smith,  B.A.  ;  Mathematics,  I.  J.  Birchard, 
Ph.D.,  and  John  Sinclair,  B.A.;  Classics,  John  H.  Mills, 
M.A.,  and  Chas.  L.  Barnes,  B.A.;  English  and  History, 
Miss  Nellie  Spence,  B.A.,  Miss  Ethel  M.  Sealey,  B.A., 
John  I.  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  and  W.  F.  Darroch  ;  French 
and  German,  Julia  S.  Hillock,  B.A.  ;  English  and 
French,  W.  A.  Phillips,  B.A.  ;  Jun.  Mathematics  and 
Commercial  Work,  T.  E.  Reid,  B.A. 

HARBORD  STREET. 

Principal,  E.  W.  Hagarty,  M.A. 

Heads  of  Departinents— Modern  Languages,  Elizabeth 
M.  Balmer,  B.A. ;  English,  Gertrude  Lawler,  M.A. ; 
Classics,  D.  L.  Glassey,  B.A.  ;  Mathematics,  R.  Wight- 
man,  B.A. ;  Natural  Science,  T.  J.  Ivey,  M.A.;  English 
and  History,  Chas.  Forfar,  B.A. ;  English,  L.  A. 
Kennedy,  M.A. ;  Modern  Languages,  L.  J.  Clark,  B.A.  ; 
Natural  Science  and  Commercial  Studies,  W.  H. 
Fletcher,  M.A.  ;  Modern  Langv^tges,  H.  B.  Tapscott, 
M.A. ;  English,  P.  T.  Jermyn,  M.A.  ;  Mathematics,  R. 
Shaw,  B.A.,  Walter  Keast,  B.A. ;  Classics  and  English, 
Albert  W.  Dunkley,  M.A. ;  Modern  Lamjuages  and 
English,  Harry  \V.  Brown,  B.A. ;  Science,  C.  G.  Eraser, 
M.A. ;  Physical  Training,  Harvie  A.  Pearson. 

University  School,  Toronto. 

Headmaster,  H.  J.  Crawford;  Assistant  Master,  T. 
M.  Porter ;  Staff,  G.  A.  Cornish,  J.  T.  Crawford,  W.  C. 
Ferguson,  O.  J.  Stevenson,  G.  D.  Robertson,  F.  E. 
Coombs,  J.  O.  Carlisle,  A.  N.  Scarrow,  G.  A.  Bramfett. 

High  and  Public  Schools  of  Toronto. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION,    1910. 

Chairman,  James  Simpson. 

Sec-Treasurer,  W.  C.  Wilkinson. 

Chief  Inspector,  J.  L.  Hughes. 

Inspectors,  W.  F.  Chapman,  B.A.,  W.  H.  Elliott,  B.A., 

E.  W.  Bruce,  M.A. 
Solicitor,  F.  E.  Hodgins,  K.C. 
Superintendent  of  Buildings,  C.  H.  Bishop. 
Sen.  Principal  of  High  Schools,  Dr.  L.  E.  Embree,  M.A. 

NAME  OF  SCHOOL.  PRINCIPAL. 

Alexander  Muir A.  Hendry. 

Alexandra  Industrial Miss  M.  McGowan. 

Allan... MisaC.  M.  Hodgert. 


NAME  OF  SCHOOL.  PRINCIPAL. 

Annette  Street W.  Wilson. 

Balmy  Beach N.  Jennie  Yeo. 

Bolton  Ave N.  S.  MacDonald. 

Borden  Street R.  A.  Ward. 

Brock  Avenue J.  W.  Narraway. 

Carlton  Street E.  W.  Hancock. 

Church  Street Henry  Ward. 

Clinton  Street J.  E.  Hunnisett. 

Coleman  Avenue A.  G.  Leitch. 

Cottingham  Street R.  J.  Mcintosh. 

Crawford  Street A.  B.  Shantz. 

Deer  Park W.  J.  Thomson. 

Dewson  Street J.  W,  Rogers,  B.A. 

Dovercourt R.  W.  Brennan. 

Duke  Street E.  H.  Elliott. 

Dufferin R.  W.  Doan. 

Earl  Grey R.  G.  Elliott. 

Earlscourt J.  A.  McLean. 

Elizabeth  Street Miss  Hessie  How. 

Essex  Street S.  H.  JefiEery. 

Fern  Avenue E.  A.  Stevens.  •" 

Frankland  Ave R.  J.  Blaney. 

George  Street J.  E.  Armstrong 

Givens  Street A.  McMillan. 

Grace  Street H.  A.  ShoflF. 

Hill  Crest M.  Holmes. 

Howard Miss  S.  McKenzie. 

Huron  Street G.  H.  Armstrong. 

Island F.  Jewell. 

Jesse  Ketchum W.  J.  Hendry. 

Joseph  Workman Miss  S.  McCreight. 

Kent John  Spence. 

Kew  Beach W.  J.  Farmery. 

Kimberley  Avenue T.  Brownlee. 

King  Edward J.  J.  Evans. 

Lansdowne Jos.  Bennett. 

Lee H.  Johnston. 

Leslie  Street W.  Brvce. 

McCaul G.  K.  Powell,  B.A. 

Manning  Avenue C.  G.  Eraser. 

Morse  Street J.  H.  Markle. 

Niagara  Street D.  D.  MacDonald. 

Norway J.  E.  Fawcett. 

Ogden J.  L.  Leary. 

Palmerston  Avenue J.  A.  Hill, 

Pape  Avenue W.  G.  Morrison. 

Park E.  Byfield. 

Parkdale M.  Mcintosh. 

Perth  Avenue J.  R.  Bulraer. 

Pyne J.  F.  Martisson. 

Queen  Alexandra J.  Wallis. 

Queen  Victoria R.  W.  Hicks. 

Roden L.  K.  Fallis. 

Rose  Avenue H.  P.  Carr. 

Rosedale Miss  A.  Sims. 

Ryerson W.  E.  Groves. 

Sackville  Street Mrs.  G.  S.  Riches. 

St.  Clair  Avenue Hy.  Gray. 

Shelter Miss  F.  Bayly. 

Shirley  Street T.  J.  Hughes. 

Sick  Children's  Hospital Miss  A.  H.  DeLaporte. 

Strathcona J.  H.  Colvin. 

Victoria  Industrial C.  Ferrier. 

Victoria  Street L.  J.  Clark. 

Wellesley G.  M.  Ritchie,  B.A. 

Western  Avenue Mary  E.  Cherry. 

Winchester  Street Thomas  Parker. 

Withrow  Avenue R.  M.  Speirs. 

York  Street Miss  A.  A.  Gray. 

HIGH  SCHOOLS. 

Harbord  St.  Coll.  Inst E.  W.  Hagarty,  B.A. 

Humberside F.  C.  Colbeck,  B.A. 

Jarvis  St.  Coll.  Inst L.  E.  Embree,  M.A. 

Malvern  Ave Carl  Lehman n,  B.A. 

Oakwood  High  School R.  A.  Gray,  B.A. 

Parkdale  Coll.  Inst G.  A.  Smith,  B.A. 

Riverdale  High  School. . . .  W.  C.  Michell,  B.A. 
Technical  High  School. . . .  R.  H.  Eldon,  B.A. 

SCHOOLS   ADDED  1909  AND   1910   BY   ANNEXATION. 

Annette.  Kimberley.  St.  Clair  Ave. 

Carlton.  Norway.  Strathcona. 

Earlscourt.  Roden.  Western  Ave. 
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Toronto  College  of  IV|usic,  Limited. 

IN  AFFILIATION  WITH  THE  UNIVERSITY  OF  TORONTO. 

12  and  14  Pembroke  Street. 
West  Toronto  Branch,  1781  Dundas  St. 
Northwest  Branch,  33  Hepbourne  Street. 
Riverdale  Branch,  70  Withrow  Ave. 
Director,  F.  H.  Torrington,  Mus.  Doc.  (Univ.,  Tor.) ; 
Secretary,  Molna  O'Connor. 

Moultori  College,  Toronto. 

Faculty — Miss  Charlotte  Thrall.  Vice- Principal,  Miss 
Ph}ii8  Davison,  B.A.,  Miss  Hope  A.  Gray,  B.A.,  Miss 
Lottie  M.  Tapscott,  B.A.,  Miss  Carrie  Dunnett,  B.A., 
Miss  Martha  Fitch,  B.A.,  Miss  Mary  R.  Moseley,  Miss 
Eleanor  M.  James,  Mrs.  Fenton-Arnton,  Miss  B.  May 
Ranee.  Department  of  Music — A.  S.  Vogt,  Mus.  Doc, 
Director;  Miss  Edith  Burke,  Miss  Jessie  Perry,  Miss 
Mabel  B.  Will,  Miss  Jessie  Allen,  Miss  Ada  J.  P.  Twohy, 
Mus.  Bac,  Mrs.  J,  W.  Bradley,  Miss  Annie  Hall  worth, 
Edward  Broome,  Mus.  Doc,  Miss  Mary  H.  Smart,  Miss 
May  Stockwell,  Mrs.  Drechsler-Adamson,  Miss  Lena  M. 
Hayes.  Department  of  Art,  Miss  Harriet  Bottomley, 
Matron,  Miss  Mary  A.  Cruikshank. 

The  Cault  Institute,  Valleyfield. 

FOUNDED    1895. 

Founder— The  late  Mr.  A.  F.  Gault, 

Instructors— Principal,  C.  W.  Ford,  M.A.;  Miss  E. 
D.  Ferris,  Miss  M.  M.  Arthur,  Miss  S.  M.  Carr,  Miss  K. 
Addie,  Miss  C.  Crichton,  Miss  J.  G.  Burbank,  Miss  J. 
Wilson  ;  Librarians,  Miss  M.  M,  Arthur  and  Miss  S.  M. 
Carr;  Trustees,  Dr.  W.  Sutherland,  Chairman,  John 
Lowe,  Jr.,  and  J.  A.  Robb,  M.P.;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
J.  A.  McDonald. 

Ottawa  Ladies'  College. 

Regent,  Rev.  W.  D.  Armstrong,  M.A.,  Ph.D.,  D.D.; 
Lady  Principal,  M\»s  Boyd.  Staff— Mathematics  and 
Science,  Miss  Mabel  Boyd,  B.A. ;  English,  Miss  Isabel 
Gallaher;  Latin  and  History,  Miss  E.  Coates,  B.A.  ; 
Mathematics  and  German,  Miss  Sadie  A.  Sturgeon; 
French,  Mdlle.  E.  Vessot ;  German,  Mrs.  W.  B.  Sykes, 
B.A. ;  English  Physical  Drill,  Miss  Bessie  B.  Wisdom, 
B.A.  ;  Art  Department,  Miss  E.  Eleanor  Curry  ;  Elocu- 
tion and  Physical  Culture,  Mrs.  A.  Eraser ;  Department 
of  Household  Science,  Miss  M.  Gallup  ;  stenography 
and  Typewriting,  Miss  Annie  M.  Chalmers ;  Art  Needle- 
work, Miss  Alice  Hume ;  Music,  in  the  Canadian  Con- 
servatory of  Music 

St.  Andrew's  College,  Toronto. 

Board  of  Management— President,  J.  K.  Maedonald, 
Esq.;  Vice-President,  Alex.  D.  Bruce,  Esq. 

Staff— Head  Master,  Rev.  D.  B.  Maedonald,  M.A,, 
LL,D.;  Masters,  P.  J.  Robinson,  M.A.,  W.  A.  Findlay, 
M.A.,  A.  E,  Taylor,  M.A.,  H.  M.  Magee,  M.A.,  E.  M. 
Fleming,  B.A.,  Robertson  Laidlaw,  M.A.,  G.  G.  Knigh- 
ton, B.A.,  D.  D.  Duff,  B.A.,  T.  B.  D.  Tudball,  B.A., 
R.  A.  E.  Harris,  B.A.,  J.  M.  Macdonnell,  B.A.,  H.  C. 
Wilson,  B.A.,  J.  W.  James,  B.A.,  J.  V.  Mitchell,  Esq. 
Music,  G.  E.  Atkinson,  Esq.,  Frank  E.  Blachford,  Esq., 
Roland Rol)erts,  Esq.,  W.  R.  Jackson,  Esq.  Gymnasium 
Instructor,  Ernest  A.  Chapman,  Esq. 

K|acdonald  Institute,  Guelph. 

(See  page  318). 

Bishop  Strachan  School,  Wykeham  Hall,  Toronto. 

FOUNDED    1867. 

President  of  Council,  The  Rt.  Rev.  The  Lord  Bishop  of 
Toronto. 

Principal,  Miss  Acres;  Assistant  Principal,  Miss  S. 
0.  Nation,  M.A.;  Chaplain,  Rev.  C.  A.  Seager,  M.A.; 
Physician,  J.  Algernon  Temple,  M.D.,  CM.,  M.R.C.S., 
ting.;  Secy. -Bursar,  Sydney  H.  Jones,  Esq.  Staff,  Miss 
H.  S.  Grant  Maedonald,  M.A.,  Miss  Ethel  Bell,  M.A., 
Miss  I.  W.  Constantinides,  M.A.,  Miss  L.  B.  Bovell,  M.A., 
Miss  A.  M.  G.  Thring,  Madame  Goudis,  (French  Diploma 
of  the  University  of  Athens),  Miss  S.  M.  M.  Dobbie  (Cert. 
Ont.  Ed.  Department),  Miss  A.  D.  Thompson  (Cambridge 
Teachers'  Diploma),  Miss  I.  Hargrave,  Miss  G.  M.  John- 


ston, Miss  E.  Da  we.  Physical  Culture,  Miss  I.  Grier. 
Music— Piano,  Mr.  J.  W.  F.  Harrison,  Mr.  S.  Welsman, 
Mr.  D.  Herald,  Miss  M.  Balfour  Woolryche,  Miss  Ethel 
Morris,  Mus.  Bac,  Miss  M.  M.  Rogers,  Miss  B.  Lowe, 
Miss  E.  Thompson.  Organ,  Mr.  J.  W.  F.  Harrison, 
Violin,  Miss  Kate  Archer,  Mus.  Bac  Singing,  Miss 
Hillary,  Herr  Lautz.  Drawing  and  Painting,  Miss  M. 
E.  Wrineh.  Wood  Carving,  Mrs.  Robinson.  Dress- 
makiiig  and  Scientific  Sewing,  Miss  N.  Grahame  Joy. 
Art  and  Ecclesiastical  Embroidery,  Miss  I.  Grier. 
Dancing,  Miss  Louise  Shanley. 

Bishop  Bethune  College,  Oshawa. 

Sisters  of  S.  John  the  Divine. 

Visitor— The  Right  Reverend  The  Lord  Bishop  of 
Toronto. 

Trustees— The  Rev.  A.  Jenks,  M.A.,  J.  H.  Plummer, 
Esq.,  John  Carter,  Esq, 

Staff— General  Tuition— Miss  M.  L.  Allison,  B.A., 
Miss  M.  Montgomery,  B.A.,  Miss  C.  Kammerer,  B.A., 
Miss  Preston  ;  Music,  W.  J.  McNally,  Esq. ,  Mrs.  Lovell ; 
Art,  Miss  McLean  ;  Physical  Culture,  Miss  L  Grier. 
These  are  assisted  by  five  sisters  in  the  various  depart- 
ments ;  Honorary  Bursar,  Miss  Maclean  Howard. 

Car^adian  Correspondence  College,  Lin^ited, 
Toronto. 

CONSOLIDATED  WITH    THE    HOME    CORRESPONDENCE    SCHOOL 
OF  CANADA,    LIMITED. 

Canadian  Correspondence  College — President,  A.  C, 
Pratt,  M.P.P.;  Secretary,  D.  G.  French.  Home  Corres- 
pondence School  —  President,  A.  C.  Pratt,  M,P.P.; 
Secretary,  D.  G,  French. 

Faculty  of  Consolidated  Schools— Manager,  A,  C, 
Pratt,  M.P.P.;  Principal,  D.  G.  French  ;  Classics,  C, 
E.  Palmer,  M.A.;  Mathematics  and  Science,  I.  A, 
Rumble,  B.A.,  Gee  W,  Keith  B,A.,  W.  Keast,  B.A,  ; 
Moderns,  Miss  L.  M.  Seldon,  B.A. ;  English,  D.  G. 
French  ;  Commercial  Work,  I.  A.  Rumble,  B.A.,  Com- 
mercial Specialist ;  Stenography,  Miss  Lawrene  Carey; 
Mechanical  Drawing,  H.  Etches,  M.I.M.E. ;  Steam 
Engineering,  Jas.  W.  Hutchins ;  Agriculture,  Geo. 
E.  Day,  B.S.A.  ;  Mineralogy  and  Chemistry,  E. 
Morrison,  B.A. 

Ontario  Ladies'  College,  Whitby. 

Honorary  President,  Hon.  Geo,  A.  Cox ;  President, 
R.  C,  Hamilton,  Esq.;  Treasurer  and  Secretary,  John 
Rice,  Esq.  ;  Officers  of  Government  and  Instruction — 
Governor  and  Principal,  Rev.  J.  J.  Hare,  Ph.D.  ;  Lady 
Principal,  Miss  Burkholder,  B.A.,  S.B. ;  Secretary,  Mr. 
W.  J.  Greenwood, B.A. ;  Registrar, MsaM..  L.  Copeland. 

Faculty  of  Instruction — Psychology,  etc..  Rev.  J.  J. 
Hare,  Ph.D, ;  Classics  and  Mathematics,  Professor 
Greenwood,  B,A.;  English,  Miss  Burkholder,  B,A,; 
Elocution,  Miss  Berenice  Wright ;  French,  German, 
Spanish  and  Italian,  Miss  Findlay,  B.A,;  Chemistry 
and  Physics,  Miss  Rowland,  B.A.;  English,  Miss  Crane, 
B.A,;  School  of  Music— Director— Piano  and  Pipe 
Organ,  Prof.  J.  W.  F.  Harrison ;  Violin  and  Harmony, 
Miss  Archer,  Mus.  Bac;  Piano,  Miss  Wright,  A.O.C.M., 
Miss  Dobson,  A.T.C.M.,  Miss  Chapman,  Miss  Clough, 
A.T.C.M.;  Vocal  Music,  Mr.  Arthur  Blight,  Miss  Ada 
Robertson  and  Miss  Elsonore  Wright;  Guitar, MissCorey; 
School  of  Fine  Art— Director  and  Teacher  of  Draw- 
ing and  Painting,  Prof.  C.  M.  Manly,  R,C.A,;  Draw- 
ing and  Painting,  Miss  MeGillivray  ;  Art  Needlework, 
Miss  Donaldson  ;  Director  of  Commercial  Department, 
Bookkeeping,  Phonography,  etc..  Miss  Davis;  Domestic 
Science  and  Art,  Miss  Allen  and  Miss  Rowland  ;  Riding, 
Mr,  Cross  ;  Physical  Culture,  Miss  B.  Wright ;  Matron, 
Mrs,  Craig ;  Nurse,  Miss  White. 

Alnia  College,  St.  Thomas,  Ont. 

Officers  of  the  Directorate  and  Faculty— Presidents 
of  the  Board,  A.  Carman,  D.D.,  LL.D,;  S,  D,  Chown,D,D, 

General  Secy,  of  Education,  J,  W,  Graham,  M.A,,  D,D. 

Chairman  of  Executive,  James  H,  Coyne,  Esq.,  M,A,, 
LL.D.,F,R,S,C, 

Principal,  Robert  L  Warner,  M, A,,  D.D. 

Lady  Principal,  Ella  D.  Bowes,  B.A, 

Registrar  and  Secretary  of  Council,  Alice  F,  Hen- 
wood,  B.A. 


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[1911 


Librarian,  Florence  Bowes. 

Faculty  of  Instruction— Bible  Work  and  English, 
R.  I.  Warner,  M.A.  ;  English,  German,  Ella  D.  Bowes, 
B.A.;  Latin  and  French,  Alice  F.  Kenwood,  B.A.; 
Accountant  and  Teacher  of  Commercial  Mathematics, 
Maurice  B.  Farr ;  Mathematics  and  Sciences,  Florence 
Bowes ;  History  and  Geography,  Katrina  P.  Ford ; 
Preparatory  Studies,  Beulah  Spurr ;  Mmic— Piano, 
Thomas  Martin  ;  Violin,  Roselle  Pococke,  Piano  Har- 
mony, Theory,  Choral  and  Pipe  Organ,  J.  H.  Jones ; 
Piano,  Theory,  Organ,  Sidney  J.  Eng-lish,  Mus.  Bac; 
Guitar,  Mrs.  E.  E.  Kains;  Piano,  Hattie  M.  Jolliffe, 
A. A. CM.  ;  Vocal  Music,  J.  Parnel  Morris.  Fine  Art— 
Hon.  Director,  F.  M.  Bell-Smith,  R.C.A. ;  Director,  W. 
St.  Thomas  Smith,  A.R.C.A.  ;  Drawing,  Katrina  P. 
Ford ;  Painting  in  China,  Susan  M.  McKay ;  Modelling, 
Mrs.  Wm.  Smith  ;  Elocution  and  Physical  Culture,  May 
Walker,  A.T.C.M.  ;  Bookkeeping,  Phonography  and 
Typewriting,  Estella  A.  Hill ;  Commercial  Law,  C.  F. 
Maxwell,  Barrister;  Domestic  Science,  Ora  B.  Kelly; 
Residence  Assistant,  E.  Peare  Fick  ;  Nurse  Assistant, 
Emma  Simpson. 

Branksome  Hall,  Toronto. 

INCORPORATKD   1903. 

The  Staff— Hon.  Principal,  Miss  Scott;  Principal, 
Miss  Edith  M.  Read,  M.A.;  Secretary,  Miss  Jean  Hume. 

Academic  Department— Miaa  M.  A.  Macdonald,  M.A. ; 
Miss  Freda  Cole,  B.A.;  Miss  M.  Millichamp,  B.A.  ;  Miss 
Violet  Robinson  ;  Miss  Mary  Johnston  ;  Miss  K.  S.  A. 
Gardiner ;  Miss  Marjorie  Bruce ;  M'lle  Jeanne  Compondu; 
Fraulein  Johanna  Nothnas?el. 

DepartmoU  of  Fine  Arts— Music— Piano,  Mr.  Frank 
S.  Welsman,  Miss  Giinther,  Mrs.  Barton,  Miss  Scotland 
Arnott ;  Organ,  Mr.  J. W.  F.  Harrison,  Mr.  A.  T.  Blakeley; 
Violin,  Miss  Kate  Archer,  Mus.  Bac,  Miss  Ivy  Kerr  ; 
Violoncello,  Mr.  Paul  Hahn  ;  Guitar,  Miss  Etta  Kerr  ; 
Mandolin  and  Banjo,  Miss  Ivy  Kerr  ;  Voice,  Mr.  Albert 
Ham,  Mus.  Doc,  Miss  Hillary ;  Theory,  Miss  A.  E.  Mans- 
field, Mus.  Bac,  Miss  Kate  Archer,  Mus.  Bac,  Miss 
McCarrol] ;  Drawing,  etc. ,  Miss  Marion  E.  Mattice  ;  Art 
Objects  in  Ceramics,  Miss  Marion  E.  Mattice ;  Class 
Drawing,  Designing,  etc.,  Miss  E.  K.  Westmacott,  Miss 
Emily  H.  Leacock  ;  Art  Pottery,  Miss  E.  K.  Westmacott; 
Wood  Carving,  Miss  Cameron  Edwards;  Plain  Sewing, 
Millinery,  Dressmaking,  Miss  Annie  E.  Elliot. 

HIghfield  School,  Hamilton. 

Incorporated. 

BOARDING  AND  DAY  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS. 

President,  Ueut. -Col  the  Hon.  J.  S.  Hendrie,  C.V.O.; 
Vice-President,  Dr.  A.  E.  Malloch ;  Directors,  F.  W. 
Gates,  G.  E.  Bristol,  J.  H.  Collinson ;  Head  Master, 
John  H.  Collinson,  M.  A.,  late  Open  Mathematical  Scholar 
of  Queens'  College,  Cambridge ;  Assistants,  H.  G. 
Rhoades,  B.A.,  J.  C.  Ashburner,  B.A.,  E.  Knapp,  B.A., 
Cambridge,  J.  P.  Clarke,  B.A.,  Toronto  ;  J.  S.  Gordon 
(Art);  E.  Nixon  {Physical  Culture);  Mrs.  Sheldrake 
(Dancing) ;  Sergeant-Major  Huggins  (Rifle  Shooting)  ; 
Mrs.  Ashton,  Matron. 

Tf^e  Mourit  Allison  Ladies'  College,  Owen's  Art 

Institution,  and  Conservatory  of  Muslo, 

Sackville,  N.B. 

LADIES'  COLLEGE. 

Principal,  Rev.  B.  C.  Borden,  D.  D. ;  Vice- Principal, 
Miss  Emma  S.  Baker,  B.A.,  Ph.D. 

BOARD  OP  INSTRUCTION. 

Physics,  Rev.  B.  C.  Borden,  D.D.  ;  Bible  and 
French,  Miss  Emma  S.  Baker,  B.A.,  Ph.D.;  English 
Language  and  Literature,  Miss  Laura  A.  Lathern, 
M.A.;  Oratory  and  Physical  Culture,  Miss  Alice  L. 
Mitchell ;  Oratory  and  Physiology,  Miss  Hazel  Hughes  ; 
Mathematics,  Miss  Annie  Sprague,  B.A. ;  Latin,  Com- 
position and  History,  Miss  Winnifred  Thomas,  B.A. 

CONSERVATORY  OF  MUSIC. 

Director,  Prof.  Harry  Horsfall,  L.R.A.M.,  L.T.C.L,, 
A.R.C.M.;  Assistant  Director,  Prof.  Robert  Pickard, 
A.R.C.O.  ;   Piano  and  Harmony,  Miss  Rose  Booth ; 


Piano,  Miss  Nellie  Amelia  Clark,  Miss  Beatrice  Eraser 
Miss  Bertha  Rogers  ;  Vocal  Culture,  Miss  Lucia  Fvdell' 
Miss  Mary  L.  Smith,  B.A.,  Miss  Magdelen  Miinzing ' 
Violm,  Miss  Ada  F.  Ayer ;  Examiner  in  Harmony 
Dr.  Percy  Goetschius. 

SCHOOL   OF  HOUSEHOLD  SCIENCE. 

Staff— Uiss  Effle  Patterson,  Miss  Gladys  A.  Borden, 
B.A.,  B.S.;  Psychology,  D.  Allison,  LL.D.;  Chemistry 
and  Biology,  W.  W.  Andrews,  LL.D.;  Physics,  B.  C. 
Borden,  D.D.;  Diseases,  Dietetic  Treatment  of  Diseases, 
Sanitation,  J.  O.  Calkin,  M.D.;  Bacteria  in  Relation 
to  Diseases,  J.  H.  Secord,  M.D.,  CM. 

OWEN'S   MUSEUM   OF   FINE   ARTS. 

Pro/essor,  John  Hammond,  R.C  A. ;  Associate  Teachers, 
Miss  Elizabeth  McLeod,  Miss  Sara  Stewart. 

General  College  Officials— Librarian,  Miss  Winnifred 
Thomas,  B.A. ;  Matron  and  Trained  Nurse,  Miss 
Josephine  Faulkner ;  Housekeeper,  Miss  E.  Seeley. 

Tororito  Coriservatory  of  Muslo. 

Incorporated  1886. 

AFFILIATED  WITH   THE   UNIVERSITY   OF  TORONTO. 

(Corner  College  St.  and  University  Ave.) 
President,  Sir  John  Alexander  Boyd,  K.C.M.G. 
Musical  Director,  Dr.  E.  Fisher;  Registrar,  Marion 
G.  Ferguson  ;  Secretary-Treasurer,  H.  J.  Bohme. 

Westn\inster  College,  Toronto. 

Principal,  Rev.  A.  R.  Gregory,  B.  A.;  Lady  Principal, 
Mrs.  A.  R.  Gregory;  Latin,  "Miss  Nora  Lewis,  B.A., 
Miss  Agnes  P.  Osborne,  B.A.  ;  Greek,  Miss  Agnes  P. 
Osborne,  B.A.  ;  French,  Mons.  Louis  Auguste  Bibet, 
Miss  Helen  M.  Paterson ;  German,  Miss  Gertrvide 
Schafheitlin,  B.Sc  ;  English,  Miss  Grace  H.  Hunter, 
M.A.,  Miss  Helen  M.  Paterson;  Mathematics,  Henry 
Allen  McTaggart,  M.A.,  Miss  Gertrude  Schafheitlin, 
B.Sc. ;  History,  Mr.  Smedley  A.  Cudmore,  B.  A.,  Miss  Nora 
Lewis,  B.A.  ;  Teachers  of  Piano,  Miss  Ethel  M.  Rolls, 
Miss  Mary  S.  Paton  ;  Chaperon,  Mrs.  S.  Ayerst ;  Junior 
School,  Miss  Frances  M.  Lean,  Miss  Helena  C.  Beard ; 
Teacher  of  Art,  Miss  Harriet  Russell  MacCurdy; 
Visitor  and  Advisor,  Mr.  Owen  Staples,  O.S.A. ;  Physical 
Culture,  Miss  Constance  W.  Wreyford  ;  Registrar  and 
Accountant,  Mrs.  Theodore  W.  Gregory. 

Technical  High  School,  Toronto. 

Staff— Principal,  R.  H.  Eldon,  B.A.;  Secretary,  A. 
G,  Horwood  ;  Industrial  Art,  W.  S.  Kirkland,  M.A., 
C  N.  Peake,  G.  Hahn,  J.  L.  Banks,  W.  C  CoUett, 
B.A,,Sc.,  C  M,  Maynard,  E.  Hahn,  Miss  G.  Ronan, 
J.  McNiven,  A.  D.  LePan,  B.A.,  Sc,  A.  A.  Kinghorn, 
B.A.,  Sc. ;  Physics,  J.  W.  McBean,  B.A.,  F.  H.  Wood, 
B.A.,  L.  T.  Rutledge,  B.A..  Sc,  W.  P.  Dobson,  C.  W. 
Blackwood ;  Chemistry,  W.  J.  Wilson,  B.A.,  E.  H. 
JolliflPe,  B.A.  ;  Mathematics,  J.  M.  Warren,  B.A.,  W.  J. 
Rutherford,  M.A.,  J.  A.  Rundle,  I.  A.  Rumble,  B.A.; 
Commerce  and  Finance,  W.  Ward,  B.A.,  W.  Baird,  W. 
G.  Edward,  J.  J.  Bailey  ;  Language  and  History,  W. 
E.  Macpherson,  B.A.,  Miss  E.  E.  Conlin,  Miss  H.  E. 
Downey,  B.A.,  S.  C  Webster,  B.A.;  Household  Science 
and  Art,  Miss  M.  Davidson,  Miss  M.  A.  DeLaporte, 
Miss  I.  Murray,  B.S.,  Miss  E.  S.  Cole,  MissF.  E.  Shanley, 
Miss  E.  W.  DeLaporte,  Miss  J.  Pease,  Miss  H.  S. 
Graham,  B.A.^  Miss  A.  Robertson,  Miss  R.  G.  D. 
Hume,  M.D. 

Londori  Conservatory  of  Nlusic  and  School  of 
Elocutioq,  Limited,  London,  Ont. 

Teachers— Principal,  Mr.  F.  L.  Willgoose,  A.R.C.O., 
Mus.Bac  ;  Mr.  Charles  Percy,  Miss  Helen  Paterson, 
Miss  Francis-Vining,  Miss  Belle  Brown,  Miss  Bessie 
Moore,  Miss  Jeanette  Steele,  Miss  H.  Beatrice  Gibson, 
Miss  Mabel  Albright,  Miss  Kathleen  O'Meara,  Mr. 
Maurice  Poure,  Miss  Alice  Christopher,  Miss  Jessie 
Dewar,  Miss  May  Armitage,  Miss  Gwendolyn  Anthistle, 
Miss  Gertrude  Rennie,  Miss  Amelia  Dangerfield,  Mr. 
Thomas  Martin,  Miss  Minnie  Fox,  Miss  May  Hague. 
Secretary,  Miss  Lottie  Armstrong. 


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The  Royal  Victoria  College  for  Women. 

Principal,  William  Peterson,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  C.M.G.  ; 
Warden,  Ethel  Hurlbatt,  M.A.  ;  Vice-Warden,  Susan 
E.  Cameron,  M.A.  ;  Assistant-Secretary ,  Helen  S. 
Gairdner. 

Halifax  Ladies'  College  and  Cot\servatory  of  IVlusic, 
Halifax,  fl.S. 

President,  Rev.  Robert  Laing,  M.A. ;  Principal,  Miss 
Lilian  M.  Heiidrie. 

College  Staff-  -English  Literature,  MissLilian  Hendrie ; 
History  and  Latin,  Mrs.  J.  S.  Trueman,  M.A.  ;  Science, 
Miss  E.  F.  Blackwood,  B.A.;  French,  Miss  Clara  Lewis  ; 
Preparatory  Work,  Miss  Nora  Power,  B.A.,  Miss  Flor- 
ence E.  Dodd,  B.A.;  Primary  Work,  Miss  M.  Nicolson  ; 
Household  Science,  ;  Calisthenics, 

Miss  Kathleen  Sanderson  ;  Accompanist,  Miss  Agnes 
Muir ;  Elocution,  Miss  Josephine  A.  Crichton  ;  Drawing 
and  Painting,  Miss  Edith  Smith ;  China  Painting, 
Mrs.  Geo.  K.  Thomson  ;  Stenography,  Miss  Zillah  Mac- 
donald ;  Matron,  Mrs.  F.  A.  Hopkins ;  Secretary,  Miss 
M.  Blackwood. 

Conservatory  Staff— Piano,  Mr.  Harry  Dean,  Mrs. 
M.  Wallace,  Mr.  J.  H.  Logan,  Miss  Esther  Clark,  Miss 
Elsie  Taylor,  Miss  Bessie  M.  Ferguson,  Miss  Beatrice 
Daviss,  Miss  Susie  Gabriel  ;  Fletcher  Music  Method, 
Miss  Esther  Clark ;  Violin,  Herr  Kurt  Kroeber ;  Voice, 
William  E.  Beazley,  Miss  Dorothy  Lugar ;  Or(7«H,  Mr. 
Harry  Dean,  Mr."  J.  H.  Logan;  Viola,  Herr  Kurt 
Kroeber ;  Violoncello,  Mr.  Ira  D.  Hubley  ;  Clarionet, 
Mr.  James  Bellew ;  Harp,  Mrs.  L.  Dorothea  Webb  ; 
Theory  of  Music,  Miss  Beatrice  Daviss ;  Harmony, 
Mr.  Dean,  Mr.  J.  H.  Logan ;  String  Bass,  Mr.  Henry 
Streeter ;  Mandolin  and  Guitar,  Mr.  James  Ivimey  ; 
History  of  Music,  Rev.  Robt.  Laing. 

St.  Margaret's  College,  Toronto. 

President,  Mrs.  George  Dickson  ;  Principal,  Miss  J. 
E.  Macdonald,  B.A. ;  Teaching  Staff,  Academic  Depart- 
ment—Classics, xMiss  Lurene  Macdonald,  M.A.  (Tor.); 
Mathematics,  Miss  M.  E.  G.  Waddell,  M.A.  (Tor.); 
Modern  Languages,  Miss  Florence  Neelands,  B.A. 
(Tor.),  Miss  Ne\itt,  B.A.  (Trin.),  Mdlle.  Malaval,  Miss 
M,  Salt,  B.A.  (Trin.);  English,  Miss  J.  E.  Macdonald, 
B.A.  (Tor).,  Miss  Mary  A.  McLaughlin;  Sciences,  Miss 
V.  Gierke  ;  Preparatory  Class — Miss  Isabel  Brown  and 
Miss  Bethune  ;  Physiology  and  Hygiene,  Dr.  Helen 
MacMurchy ;  Domestic  Science,  Miss  Parsons ;  Elocution, 
Miss  Gertrude  Wright ;  Musical  Department — Piano, 
Dr.  A.  S.  Vogt,  Frank  S.  Welsman,  Miss  A.  Cummings, 
Miss  Ethel  S.  Drummond.  Miss  Marjory  Ross,  Miss 
Eugenie  Quehen,  Mrs.  D.  Morton  Jones,  Miss  Hutton  ; 
Voice,  Dr.  Albert  Ham,  Miss  M.  H.  Smart,  Miss  Olive 
Belyea,  Miss  Beatrice  Delamere,  Miss  Brenda  Smellie ; 
Violin,  F.  E.  Blachford;  'Cello,  Dr.  Nicolai,  Miss 
Lois  Winlow;  Theory,  E.  Hardy,  F.T.C.M.,  Mus.  Bac. 
(Tor.) ;  Physical  Culture,  Miss  G.  Wright ;  Freehand 
Draioing  and  Writing,  ;  Oil  and 

Water  Colors,  Miss  Henrietta  Shore ;  China  Painting, 
Mrs.  A.  Boultbee;  Wood  Carving,  ;  Model- 

ling, Miss  Helen  Strathy  ;  Needlework,  Miss  Parsons  ; 
Dancing,  Miss  Wright ;  Riding, 

Metropolitan  School  of   Music,  Limited,  Toronto. 

Prendent,  Hon.  Thomas  Crawford ;  Treasurer,  F. 
Hunnisett ;  Director  of  Music,  W.  O.  Forsyth ;  Secretary, 
Edmond  L,  Roberts. 

Canadian  Cotiservatory  of  Music,  Limited,  Ottawa. 

Established  1002. 
Musical  Director,  H.  Puddicombe. 

Halifax  IV|edical  College,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Established  1867. 

President,  M.  Chisholm,  M.D.;  Vice-President,  E.  A. 
Kirkpatrick,  M.D.  ;  Registrar,  L.  M.  Silver,  M.D. ; 
Secretary,  li.  M.  Murray,  M.D.;  Treasurer,  Charles  E. 
Puttner,  Pharm.  D. 

The  Faculty — Emeritus  Professor  of  Medicine,  A.  P. 
Reid,  M.D.,  C.M.,  L.R.C.S.,  L.C.P.  &  S.;  Emeritus  Pro- 
fessor of  Medical  Jurisprudence,U.  McD.  Henry  ;  Emer- 
itus Professor  of  Surgery  and  Clinical  Surgery,  J.  F. 
Black,  B.A.,  M.D. ;  Emeritus  Professor  of  Medicine,  G. 

31 


L.  Sinclair,  M.D. ;  Emeritus  Professor  of  Surgery,  John 
Stewart,  M.B.,  CM. ;  Emeritus  Professor  of  Public 
Health,  G.  Carleton  Jones,  M.D.,  CM.,  M.R.C.S,; 
Eineritus  Professor  of  Medicine,  N.  F,  Cunningham, 
M.D. ;  Clinical  Medicine,  D.  A.  Campbell,  M.D.,  CM. ; 
Anatomy,  A.  W.  H.  Lindsay,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.;  Gynae- 
cology, M.  A.  Currv,  B.A.,  M.D.,  L.M.  ;  Surgery  and 
Clinical  Surgery,  M.  Chisholm,  M.D.,  CM.,  L.R.CP. ; 
Diseases  of  Children,  G.  M.  Campbell,  B.A.,  M.D.,  CM.; 
Nervous  and  Mental  Diseases,  W.  H.  Hattie,  M.D., 
CM.  ;  Clinical  Medicine  and  Medical  Diagnosis,  M.  A. 
B.  Smith,  M.D.,  CM. ;  Physiology  and  of  Clinical  Medi- 
cine, L.  M.  Silver,  B.A.,  M.B.,  CM.;  Ophthalmology, 
Otology,  etc.,  E.  A.  Kirkpatrick,  M.D.,  CM.  ;  Practical 
Materia  Medica,  C  E.  Puttner,  Pharm.  D. ;  Stirgery, 
Clinical  Surgery  and  of  Operative  Surgery,  E.  V.  Hogan, 
M.D.,  CM.,  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.C.P.  ;  Pathnlogy  and  Bac- 
teriology, L.  M.  Murray,  M.D.,  CM.,  ;  Obstetrics,  W.  B. 
Almon,  M.D.,  CM.;  Materia  Medica,  K.  A,  MacKenzie, 
M.D.,  CM. ;  Medicine  and  Clinical  Medicine,  Arthur 
Birt,  M.D. ;  Surgery,  H.  K.  McDonald,  M.D.,  CM., 
Philip  Weatherbee,  M.B.,B.Coe. ;  Lecturer  on  Medical 
Jtirisprudence,  W.  F.  O'Connor,  LL.B.,  and  B.CL.  ; 
Practical  Obstetrics,  T.  Trenaman,  M.D. ;  Hygiene,  J. 
J,  Doyle,  M.D.,  CM.;  Pathology  and  Bacteriology,  A.  R. 
Cunningham,  M.D.;  Skin  and  Genito-Urinary  Diseases, 
Jas.  Ross,  M.D.,  CM.  ;  Therapeutics,  Frank  V.  Wood- 
bury, M.D.,  CM.  ;  Clinical  Medicine,  W.  H.  Eager, 
M.D.,  CM.  ;  Clinical  Surgery,  A.  C  Hawkins,  M.D., 
CM.;  Mental  Diseases,  F.  K.  Lawlor,  M.D.,  CM.; 
Medical  Jurisjirudence,  E.  Blackadder,  M.A.,  M.D.  ; 
Clinical  Surgery,  E.  D.  Farrell,  M.D.,  CM.  ;  Histology, 
J.  R.  Corston,  M.D.,  CM.;  Sen.  Demonst'r  of  Anatomy, 
M.  A.  MacAulay,  M.D.,  CM.  ;  Advaticed  Histology  and 
Practical  Physiology,  Victor  N.  McKay,  M.D.,  C.M. ; 
Anatomy,  Edwin  B.  Roach,  M.D.,  C.M.,  D.  T,  0. 
Watson  ;  Practical  Surgery,  Lewis  Thomas,  M.D.,  CM., 
M.R.C.S.,  L.R.CP. 

Professor  of  Chemistry  at  Dalhousie  College,  E. 
McKay,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  J.H.U.    Janitor,  G.  T.  Hillman. 

Ontario  College  of  Pharmacy,  Tororito. 

Council— President,  John  Hargreaves,  Toronto. 

Vice-President,  R.  A.  Harrison,  Dunnville. 

Registrar-Treasurer,  W.  B.  Graham,  Toronto. 

Faculty — Dean  of  the  Faculty,  Professor  of  Theory 
and  Practice  of  Pharmacy,  and  Director  of  Pharma- 
ceutical Laboratory,  etc.,  Chas.  F.  Heebner,  Phm.B. 
Ph.G.  ;  Professor  of  Botany  and  Microscopy,  Paul  L. 
Scott,  M.B.  ;  Professor  of  Materia  Medica,  J.  T. 
Fotheringham,  B.A.,  M.B.  ;  Prof,  of  Chemistry,  Physics 
and  Toxicology,  Graham  Chambers,  B.A.,  M.B.  ;  De- 
monstrator in  Analytical  Chemistry,  Geo.  A.  Evans, 
Phm.B. 

Royal  College  of  Dental   Surgeons,  Toronto. 

INCORPORATED  1868. 

Officers  of  the  Board— President,  Dr.  G.  C  Bonny- 
Castle  ;  Secretary,  Dr.  J.  B.  Willmott ;  Treasurer, 
Dr.  W.J.  Bruce  ;  Renistrar.  Dr.W.  Secombe.  Faculty— 
J.  Branston  Willmott,  D.D.S.,  M.D.S.;  AV.  T.  Stuart, 
M.D.C.M.  ;  W.  Earl  Willmott,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.;  F.  A. 
Clarkson,  M.B.;  A.  E.  Webster,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.,  M.D.  ; 
A.  W.  Thornton,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.  ;  C  H.  Clarkson, 
L.D.S.,  D.D.S  ;  G.  M.  Hermiston,  M.A..  L.D.S.,  D.D.S. ; 
F.  E.  Burton,  B.A.  ;  A.  A.  Stewart,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.  ; 
F.  D.  Price,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.;  G.  G.  Hume,  L.D.S., 
D.D.S. ;  W.  E.  Cummer,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.  ;  E.  W.  Paul, 
L.D.S.,  D.D.S. ;  Jos.  S.  Graham,  M.B.,  M.R.C.S.  :  A.  J. 
McDonagh,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.;  W.  H.  Doherty,  L.D.S.; 
D.D.S.  ;  H.  E.  Klingner,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S. ;  G.  G.  Nasmith, 
Ph.D.  ;  Librarian,  C  A.  Kennedy,  L.D.S.,  D.D.S.  ; 
Janitor,  T.  B.  Jones. 

St.  Alban's,  BrocKville,  Ont. 

A  BOARDING  SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS. 

Head  Master,  Rev.  F.  G.  Orchard,  M.A.  ;  House 
Master,  J.  J.  Stephens,  M.A.  ;  Mathematics,  A.  G.  M. 
Main  waring,  B.A.  ;  English,  H.  E.  Moxon  ;  Singing, 
Harold  Key  ;  Manual  Training,  J.  Davison ;  School 
Doctor,  R.  A.  Bowie.  M.D.,  CM.,  M.R.C.S.,  L.R.CP.  ; 
Drill  Instructor,  Sergeant-Major  A.  N.  Clark,  4l8t 
Regt. 


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EDUCATIONAL  INSTITUTIONS — ADVERTISEMENTS. 


[1911 


Ontario  Institution  for  the  Blind,  Bra^tford. 

(See  page  489.) 

Toronto  Bible  Training  School. 

President— Rev.  Elmore  Harris,  D.D.  ;  Treasurer' 
Joseph  N.  Shenstone.  Esq. ;  Secretary,  Rev.  Wm- 
Stewart,  D.D.  Board  of  Instruction— Rev.  John  Mc- 
Nicol,  B.D.,  Principal;  Rev.  Wm.  Stewart,  D.D., 
Rev.  Elmore  Harris,  D.D.,  Rev.  Andrew  Imrie,  B.Th. ; 
Assistant  Secretary  and  Librarian,  Miss  Annie  Burns- 


Lakefleld  Preparatory  School. 

BOARDING  SCHOOL  FOR  YOUNG  BOTS. 

Founded  1878. 

Principal,  Rev.  A.  W.  Mackenzie,  M.A. ;  Assistant 
Masters,  B.  Marling,  Esq.,  B.A.,  J.  W.  Light,  Esq.; 
Secretary,  G.  B.  Hilliard.  Esq.;  Matron,  Mrs.  Gilbert; 
Physician,  J,  R.  Eraser,  Esq.,  M.D. 


HIGHFIELD    SCHOOL 

HAMILTON 

President, 
Lieut-Col.  The  HON.  J.  S.  HENDRIE,  CV.O. 


Residential  and  Day  School  for  Boys 


Great  success  at  Matriculation  and  R.  M.  C.     Splendid 
position.     Well-equipped  Buildings  and  extensive  Grounds 

Head  Master,  J.  H.  COLLINSON,  M.A. 

Late  Open  Mathematical  Scholar  of 
Queen's  College,  Cambridge 


School  of  the  Sisters  of  the 
Church 

36  WALMER  ROAD,        -         TORONTO 
Cliurcli  of  England  Boarding  and  Bay  School 

Kindergarten,  Preparatory  and  Collegiate 
Departments 

Teachers— The  Sisters,  Miss  Trowem,  B.A.,  Toronto 
(First  Class  Honours  in  Modern  Languages),  Miss  Lang, 
B.A.,  Miss  L.  Jubb,  Miss  E.  Hughes,  Miss  Newman. 
Piano— Mr.  Phillips,  Miss  Stalker,  Miss  Newman,  Miss 
L  Thompson.  Violin— Miss  E.  Cains.  Singing— Mr. 
Phillips.  Physical.  Culture  and  Dancing — Miss  A. 
Sternberg.  Charcoal  Drawing,  Painting  and  China 
Painting— Miss  Whittaker. 

Pupils  Prepared  for  Public  Examinations 


ST.    ALBAN'S 

BROCKVILLE,    ONT. 

Headmaster— Rev,  F.  G.  ORCHARD,  M.A., 
Emmanuel  College,  Cambridge. 

An  English  Boarding  School  for  Boys.  English  Masters 
(graduates). 

At  the  Entrance  Examination  to  R.M.C.,  Kingston,  St. 
Alban's  has  gained  one  of  the  first  six  places  every  year  for 
the  last  10  years,  including  first  place  three  times. 

The  regular  life  of  a  school,  where  all  the  boys  are 
boarders  and  the  classes  are  small,  has  produced  results  in 
character  building  and  scholarship  unsurpassed  in  Canada. 

For  Prospectus,  Book  of  Views,  etc.,  apply  to  THE 
HEADMASTER. 

Separate  House  for  Senior  Boys.  Manual  Training  Room. 
Chemical  Laboratory. 

Splendid  Playing  Fields,  Football,  Cricket,  a  Private 
Golf  Course,  and  a  Skating  Rink. 


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PARTICULARS   OF   BANK  AND   OTHER  STOCKS. 

Showing  the  par  value  of  the  Shares,  amount  of  Capital,  Reserve,  Dividends,  and  the  highest  and  lowest  price  at 
which  the  stock  was  sold  on  the  Toronto  or  Montreal  Stock  Exchanges,  from  January  1st  to  October  31st,  1910. 


Stocks. 


TRANSPORTATION. 
Brit.  Col.  El.  Rail.  Pref.  Ord. 
1 1  Def.  Ordinary 

..  5%  Cum.  Pr.  Sh. 

II  Con.  Deb.  Stock 

Can.  Pacific  Railway  Stock  . . 

Detroit  United 

DuluthS.  S.  &A.,Pref 

II  II        Com 

Duluth  Superior 

Halifax  Electric  Tramway . . . 
Illinois  Traction  S^ystem  Pref. 

London  Street  Railway 

Mexico  Tramways 

Min.StP.  &  S.Ste.  Marie.  Pref. 
M  II  II        Com. 

Montreal  Street 

Northern  Ohio 

Ottawa  Electric  Railway 

Porto  Rico  Railway 

Quebec  Ry.,L.  &  P.  Co 

Rio  Janeiro  Tram.  Lt.  &  Pow. 
Sao  Paulo  Tram.  Lt.,  Ht.  &  P. 

Toledo  Railway 

Toronto  Railway 

Tri-City  Rly.  &  Light  Pref . . 

TwinCityRapidTransit.Com. 

.1         .1  Pref. 

Winnipeg  Street  Railway 

Niagara  Navigation 

Northern  Navigation 

Richelieu  &  Ontario  Navigat^ 
St.  Lawrence  &  Chicago  Nav* 

MISCELLANEOUS. 
Amalgamated  Asbestos,  Pref. 
II  II         Com. 

Bell  Telephone 

BlackLakeCons.  AsbestosPref 

II  II  II        Com 

British  Col.  Packers,  Pref. . . 

Burt  Co.,  F.  N.,  Pref 

II  II      Com 

Canada  Cement,  Preferred . . 
II  II  Common... 

Canada  Life 

Canada  North-West  Land  . . . 
Canadian  Car  &  ¥.,  Pref 

II  II        'I     Com.... 

Canadian  Cons.  Rubber,Pref. 

II  II  II       Com. 

Canadian  Converters 

Canadian  General  Elec.  Pref. 

II  II  II    Com. 

Can.  Northern  Prairie  Lands. 

Canadian  Salt 

City  Dairy  Pref 

II        II       Common 

Consumers'  Gas 

Crown  Reserve 

Crow's  Nest  Pass  Coal 

Confederation  Life  Associat'n 
Dominion  Coal,  Pref 

II         II         II    Com 

Dom.  Iron  &  Steel,  Preferred 
II  II  Common 

Dominion  Steel  Corp 

Dominion  Telegraph 

Dom.  Textile,  Pref 

II         II  Com 

Electrical  Development,  Pref. 

Imperial  Life  Assurance 

International  Coal  and  Coke. 
Lake  of  the  Woods  Milling  Pref 

II       II     Com. 


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1 
$ 

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100 
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100 
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100 
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Capital 
Paid  up. 


£ 

600,000 

600,000 

600,000 

800,000 

$ 

180,000,000 

12,500,000 

10,000,000 

12,000,000 

3,500,000 

1,400,000 

4,552,600 

552,000 

11,487,400 

10.416,000 

20,832,000 

10,000,000 

9,000,000 

1,247,700 

3,000,000 

9,500,000 

37,500,000 

10,000,000 

13,875,000 

8,000,000 

2,826,200 

20,100,000 

3.000,000 

6,000,000 

701,700 

1,000,000 

3,132,000 

860,000 


1,875,000 

8,125,000 

12,500,000 

1,000,000 

3,000,000 

1,195,100 

750,000 

750,000 

10,500,000 

13,500,000 

1.000,0{tO 

59,205 

5,000,000 

3,500,000 

1,959,455 

2,796,695 

1,733,500 

2,000,000 

4,700,000 

1,500,000 

500,000 

408,910 

565,000 

4,000,000 

1,768,814 

6,212,666 

100,000 

3,000,000 

15,000,000 

5,000,000 

20,000,000 

35.300,000 

1,000.000 

1,859,030 

5,000,000 

3,460,700 

450,000 

3,000,000 

1,500,000 

2,100,000 


Bonds  Out- 
standing. 


$ 

176,383,583 

24,903,000 

23,000,000 

23,000,000 

2,500,000 

600,000 

24,956,813 

575,000 

15,087,500 

61,674,000 

61,674,000 

4,421,863 

12,534,000 

500,000 

2,941,500 

2,500,000 

40,336,326 

6,000,000 

13,257,000 

3,998,327 

8,033,000 

19,503,000 

19,503,000 

6,458,000 

122,000 


1,183,573 


7,500,000 
7,560,000 
3,649,000 


49,000 
49,000 

5,000,000 


474,000 
267,568 


54,936  \ 
54,936  / 


-  6,492,648 

-13,271,500 
1,500,000 

6,451,058 
10.000.000 


}'•' 


000.000 


Undiv'ed 
Profits  as 
per  Last 
State- 
ment. 


£ 
191,938 

"V 
3.244.539 


601, 

437, 

1,460: 

26: 

416. 

10,338, 

10,338! 

2,988! 

947! 

283, 

142; 


1,707,936 

2,597,507 

1,691,186 

2,968,.500 

304,456 

814,903 

814,903 

861,460 

133,714 

58,642 

378,700 

133,007 


110,137 

110,137 

2,775,000 


370,088 
63,58S 
63,588 

75,296/ 

5,322,764 
1,882,437 

756,940 


76,700 

79,325 

1,829,000 

1,829,000 

1,564,589 

143,027 

71,971 1 

2,997,864 
349,275 
156,025 

1,091,529 

496,223/ 
2,414,129 


565,780  - 


627,518 
734,595 

,074,358 


Dividend  Per  Cent. 


Rate. 


How  and 
When  Paya'le 


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Quart'y,  Feb, 
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Maj^  Nov. 
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Jan.,  July 

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April,  Oct. 
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1910 
To  Oct.  31st. 


Highest.  Lowest 


128 
150 
114 
106 

199i 
66^ 

28^ 

81| 
130 


127 

155^ 

145i 

""46" 

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70 
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94 
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136 
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94 
90| 
25 

"95" 
1031 

65 
119^ 
102^ 

46J 
122 
120 

2tV 
112^ 
lOOi 

40i 
207 
408^ 

92 
300 
120 

91i 
140 

72^ 

67 
110 
110 

75 

65 

'72" 
128 
153 


476 


BANK   AND   OTHER  STOCKS. 


[1911 


Stocks. 


Miscellaneous— CCon^^ 

Lake  Superior  Corp 

La  Rose  Cons.  Mines 

Laurentide  Paper,  Preferred. 
II  II        Common. 

London  Electric 

Mackay,  Preferred 

II        Common 

Maple  Leaf  Mill,  Preferred  . . 

"        "  Common  .. 

Mexican  Light  &  Power,  Pref. 

II  11  Com. 

Montreal  Power 

Montreal  Steel,  Preferred — 

"  "      Common 

Nipissing  Mines 

North  Star 

Nova  Scotia  Steel  &  Coal  Pref. 

II        II         II        Com 

Ogilvie  Flour  Mills,  Preferred 
II  II  Common 

Penmans  Limited,  Pref 

If  11        Com 

Rogers,  Wm.  A.,  Common.  . 
II  II  Preferred... 

Shawinigan  W.  &  P.  Co 

Shredded  Wheat,  Preferred.. 
II  II        Common.. 

Toronto  Electric  Light 

Trethewey  Silver  Cobalt  Mine 


$ 
100 

5 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

5 

1 

100 
100 
100 
100 
5 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

1 


Capital 
Paid  up. 


40,000,000 

7,493,135 

894,400 

2,705,600 

406,200 

50,000,000 

41,380,400 

2,250,000 

2,250,000 

2,400,000 

13,585,000 

17,000,000 

800,000 

700,000 

6,000,000 

1,300,000 

1,030,000 

6,000,000 

2,000,000 

2,500,000 

1,075,000 

2,150,600 

937,500 

900,000 

7,000.000 

1,250,000 

8,750,000 

4,000,000 

1,000,000 


Bonds  Out- 
standing. 


Undivi'ed 
Profits  as 
per  last 
State- 
ment. 


10,000,000 

}      947,305 

102,083 

I      903,766 

}  18,889,188 
10,107,000 

}  ■;•;;;;; 

}  4,500,000 
I  1,750,000 
I  2,000,000 

} 

7,900,000 

) 

1,000,000 


550,893 
486,713 

848,390 

157,667 

903,766 


Dividend  Per  Cent, 


Rate. 


How  and 
When  Paya'le 


Quart'y,  Jan. 
Quart'y,  Jan. 
Quart'y,  Jan. 


i  k 


663,854 
2,042,561 
*393,596 

935,167 

75,700 

336,807 

f  723,317 
1  723,317 

602,005 

685,690 

171,176 

656,950 

1,036,788 
91,303 


{  f 

5+2^ 


2 

U 
If 
2 

li 

1 

2J 

11 

1 

u 
I 

2 
10 


Quart'y,  Jan. 
Quart'y,  Jan. 
April,  Oct. 


May,  Nov. 
Quart'y,  Jan. 
Quart'y,  Feb. 
Quart'y,  Jan. 
Jan.,  July 
Quart'y,  Oct, 


Quart'y,  Apr. 
Quart'y,  Apr. 
Quart'y,  Mar, 
Quart'y,  Jan. 
Quart'y,  Feb. 
Quart'y,  Feb. 
Quart'y,  Feb. 
Quart'y,  Feb. 
Quart'y,  Jan, 
Quart'y,  Jan, 
Quart'y,  Jan. 
Quart'v,  Jan, 
Oct.  15,  1910 


1910 
To  Oct,  31st. 


Highest.   Lowest, 


29J 
5.02 
144 
155 


78 

97^ 

99 

57J 

102 

88J 

1611 

120J 

120 

11.75 

12 

125 

91i 

128 

142^ 

90 

64 

197 

112 

lUi 

'56' 

122^ 
145 


3.30 

130 

128 

"m 

81t 

88i 

40 

99i 

65| 

120f 

115 
98^ 

9.50 
61 

118 

123 
119 

80 

51 
146^ 
104|r 


43 
109 
115 


Stocks. 


BANKS  AND  LOAN  COS 

Commerce 

Dominion 

Eastern  Townships 

Hamilton 

Hochelaga 

Imperial , 

Merchants 

Metropolitan 

Molsons 

Montreal 

Nova  Scotia , 

Ottawa 

Quebec 

Royal 

Standard  

Toronto 

Traders 

Union  Bank  of  Canada 

Agricultural  Loan 

Canada  Landed  &  Nat'l  Inv't. 
Canada  Perm.  Mortgage  Corp. 
Cent.  Can.  Loan  &  Savings. . 
Colonial  Invest.  &  Loan  Co. . 
Dom.  Savings  &  Investment. 

Great  West  Permanent 

Hamilton  Provid'nt&Loan  So. 
Huron  &  Erie  Loan  &  Savings 
Imperial  Loan  &  Investment. 
Landed  Banking  and  Loan  . . 
London  &  Canadian  Loan  &  A 

London  Loan  

National  Trust 

Ontario  Loan  and  Debenture. 

Real  Estate  Loan 

Toronto  General  Trusts. . . 

Toronto  Mortgage 

Toronto  Savings  and  Loan 


Capital. 


Subscribed.      Paid  up 


50 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

50 
100 
100 
100 

50 
100 

10 
100 

10 

50 
100 
100 

50 
100 
100 

50 

50 
100 

50 

40 
100 

50 
100 


10,000,000 
4,000,000 
3,000,000 
2,702,600 
2,500,000 
5,694,400 
6,000,000 
1,000,000 
4,000,000 
14,400,000 
3,000,000 
3,500,000 
2,500,000 
5,000,000 
2,000,000 
4,000,000 
4,367,500 
3,244,800 

630,200 
2,008,000 
6,000,000 
2,500,000 
2,455,010 
1,000,000 
2,328,600 
1,500,000 
3,500,000 

839,850 

700,000 
1,000,000 

708,600 
1,000,000 
2,000,000 

373,720 
1,000,000 

724,550 
1,000,000 


$ 
10,000,000 
4,0C0,000 
3,COO,000 
2,620,355 
2,500,0C0 
5,475,704 
6,000,000 
1,000,000 
4,000,000 
14,400,000 
3,000,000 
3,491,470 
2,500,000 
5,000,000 
2,000,000 
4,000,000 
3,354,500 
3,244,800 

630,200 
1,004,000 
6,000,000 
1,500,000 
2,417,087 

934,678 
1,277,442 
1,100,000 
1,900,000 

735,511 

700,000 
1,000,000 

701,307 
1,000,000 
1,200,000 

373,720 
1,000,000 

724,550 
1,000.000 


Undiv'ed 
Profits  as 
per  Last 
State- 
ment. 


Dividend  Per  Cent. 


Rate. 


6,722,139 

5,295,766 

2,248,841 

3,024,020 

2,323,812 

6,171,839 

4.602,157 

1,307,809 

4,515,188 

12,681,561 

5,544,865 

3,947,389 

1.288, 

5,928,394 

2,454,074 

4,818,8' 

2,302,443 

1,928,676 

347,046 

689,477 

3,306,001 

1,265,706 

54,859 

139,145 

449,454 

635,641 

1,834,290 

94,824 

416,415 

317,890 

164,875 

652,816 

835,170 

127,1.50 

554,770 

389,052 

716,429 


2 

n 

2 

3-4-1 
5 

3 

3 
8 

2i 

3i 

3 

4 

If 

H 


How  and 
When  Paya'le 


Quart'y,  Mar. 

Quart'y,  Jan. 

Quart'y,  Jan. 

Quart'y,  Mar. 

Quart'y,  Mar. 

Quart'y,  Feb. 

Quart'y,  Mar. 

Quart'y,  Jan. 

Quart'y,  Jan. 

Quart'y,  Mar. 

Quart'y,  Apr. 

Quart'y,  Mar. 

Quart'y,  Mar. 

Quart'y,  Jan. 

Quart'y,  Feb. 

Quar'ty,  Mar. 

Quart'y,  Jan. 

Quart'y,  Mar. 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 

Quart'y,  Jan. 

Quart'y,  Jan. 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 

Quart'y,  Jan 

Jan.,  July 

Jan.,  July 

Jan.,  July 

Quart'y,  Jan 

Quart'y,  Jan 


1910 
To  Oct.  3l8t. 


Highest, 


Lowest. 


215^ 

249J 

164 

208 

155 

240 

1871 

215" 

259^ 

285 

211 


196 
234 
160 
196 
142 
220 
171 

'264' 
242 
270 
200 
122 


245 

224^ 

232i 

223 

220J 

210^ 

147 

141 

148J 

1391 

133^ 

130 

161 

150 

170i 

160 

185 

174 

7Ci 

III 

73 

129 

112 

130 

128i 

2021 

197 

'iso' 

130 

112 

110 

266"' 

"1921 

150 

148 

lOOJ 

lOOJ 
167i 

175 

140 

130 

1911] 


BANK   AND  OTHER  STOCKS — ADVERTISEMENTS. 


477 


Bonds. 

n 

Bonds. 

Interkst. 

1910 
To  Oct.  31st. 

Amount 
Authorized. 

Amount 
Outst'd'g. 

Rate  per 
annum. 

How  and  When 
Payable. 

Highest. 

Lowest. 

Bell  Telephone 

500 
500 
£40 
100 
100 
100 
100 
1000 
1000 
500 

"566 

1000 

1000 

100 

500 

7,590  Cap.    3,649,000 
1,500,000    1,000,000 
£235,000    £235,000 
7,500,000    3,600,000 
8,000,000    5,000,000 
148,100 

20,000,000  20,000,000 
7,000,000    6,175,000 
7,926,000    7,583,000 

10,000,000    8,150,000 

350,000       242,500 

750,000       750,000 

1,000,000    1,000,000 

1,200,000       947,305 

6,000,000    3,929,600 

18,889,188  18,889,188 

£5,000,000  £3073,400 

1,000  000  1.000  non 

5 
6 

6 
6 
4 
4 
5 
5 
5 
5 
6 
6 
6 
5 
5 
5 
6 
6 
5 

5 

5 
5 

4i 

Oct.,  April 
March,  Sept. 
April,  Oct. 
Jan.,  July 
April,  Oct. 
May,  Nov. 
Quarterly,  April 
May,  Nov. 
Jan.,  July 
Mar.,  Sept. 
April,  Oct. 
March,  Sept. 
June,  Dec. 
Jan.,  July 
Jan.,  July 
Feb.,  Aug. 
March,  Sept. 
June,  Dec. 
June,  Dec, 
May,  Nov. 

Jan.,  July 
April,  Oct. 
June,  Dec. 
Jan.,  July 

105 

86 
114 
105 

99^ 

"*88" 
99^ 

m 

85f 
85 

'Ill 

90 
851 
115 

ii3i 

85 

m 

"ioi" 

105 

102 

77i 
108 
102i 

95 

Black  Lake 

British  Colu'bia  Elec.  Ry. ,  4^% 

Canadian  Car  &  F 

Canada  Cement 

City  St.  John,  N.B 

Commercial  Cable 

"1 

93 

80| 

85 

101 

108 

108 

80 

84J 

81 

Dominion  Coal 

Dominion  Iron  and  Steel 

Electrical  Development 

Intercolonial  Coal  Mining  Co. 

Keewatin  Flour  Mills 

Lake  of  the  Woods 

Laurentide  Paper 

Mexican  Electric  Light 

Mexican  Light  and  Power. .. 
Mexico  N.  W.  Railway 

Ogilvie  Flour  Mills 



1000 
1000 

110 

.>           M         M     Series  B.. 
Porto  Rico  Railway 

750,000 

25,000,000 

£3,500,000 
6,000,000 
£212,600 

750,000 



25,000,000 

15,336,326 
6,000,000 
£212,600 

112 
8H 
92J 

'"'99' 
100 

Rio  Janeiro  Tram,  Li'ht&  P.  | 

1.        II        II         2nd  Mortg. 
Sao  Paulo  Tram.  Light  &  P.. 
Vancouver  Power  Debenture . 

500 

1000 

500 

500 

£100 

The  liability  on  Bank  Stock  is  limited  to  double  the  amount  of  the  Subscribed  Capital.  All  accrued 
Interest  on  Bonds  and  Debentures  goes  to  the  buyer,  a  Permanent  Preferred  Stock,  c  Interim  Di\idend. 
D  12  months,  m  including  a  bonus  of  1%.  x  For  6  months,  y  Return  of  Capital,  z  The  realization  of 
+  Bonus,     t  Ex.  rights.     °  Less  than  ten  shares. 


President, 


TORONTO    STOCK    EXCHANGE. 

(Incorporated  1878,  Ul  Victoria,  Chapter  65). 
Hours  of  Board— 10  a.m.  to  12.30  p.m.,  and  2  to  3  p.m.    Saturdays,  10  to  12  noon. 
W.  H.  Brouse.     Vice-President,  F.  G.  Osier.    Secretary,  E.  B.  Freeland.    Treasurer,  S.  T.  Blackwood. 
Committee,  J.  O.  Buchiinan,  G.  T.  Fergusson,  E.  D.  Eraser. 


Members. 
Alexander,  W.  Murray,  14  Melinda  St. 
Ames  &  Co.,  A.  E.,  7  &  9  King  St.  E. 
Anderson  &  Co.,  T.    O.,    Yonge  and 

Wellington  Streets. 
Asling  &  Doherty,  30  Victoria  Street. 
Austin  &  Co.,  A.  E.,  23  Jordan  St. 
Baillie  &  Co.,  Jas.  W.,   Jordan  and 

Melinda  Streets. 
Baillie,  Wood  &  Croft,  95  Bay  Street. 
Blaikie  &  Co.,  Geo.  W.,  20  Toronto  St. 
Brouse,  Mitchell  &  Co.,  19  Colborne  St. 
Buchanan,Seagram  &  Co., 23  Jordan  St. 
Burritt  &  Co.,  A.  P.,  12  Jordan  Street. 


Cassels,  Son  &  Co. ,  Canada  Life  Bldg. 
Cronyn  &  Co.,  Edward,  90  Bay  Street. 
Deacon  &  Co.,  F.  H.,  97  Bay  Street. 
Dyment,  Cassels  &Co.,  38  Melinda  St. 
Fergusson,  G.  Tower,  23  Toronto  St. 
Hammond,  F.  S.,  21  Jordan  Street. 
Heron  &  Co.,  16  King  St.  W. 
Jaffray,  Cassels  &  Biggar,  11  Toronto 

Street. 
Jarvis  &  Co.,  ^milius,  103  Bay  St. 
Lyon  &  Plummer,  21  Melinda  Street. 
Macdonald    &    Co.,    J.    Gordon,    38 

Melinda  Street. 
Mitchell  &  Co.,  W.  G.,  36  Victoria  St. 


Cawthra,  Royal  Bank 
K.,  47   Wellington 


Mulock  &  Co., 

Building. 
Niven  &  Co,   J. 

Street  East. 
O'Hara  &  Co.,  H.,  30  Toronto  Street. 
Osborne  &  Francis,  528  Traders  Bank 

Building. 
Osier  &  Hammond,  21  Jordan  Street. 
Pellatt  &  Pellatt,   401  Traders  Bank 

Building. 
Playfair,  Martens  &  Co.,  1  Toronto  St. 
Stark  &  Co.,  John,  26  Toronto  Street. 
Stewart,  Fred.  J.,  39  Victoria  Street. 
Temple  &  Son,  R.  H.,  10  Melinda  St. 
Warren,  Gzowski  &  Co.,  4  Colborne  St. 


W.   GRAHAM    BROWNE   &    CO, 


Dealers   in 


BONDS 


AND    OTHER    HIGH-GRADE    SECURITIES 

MONTREAL 


222    ST.    JAMES    ST. 


LIFE    ASSURANCE    IN    CANADA. 


The  business  of  life  assurance  in  Canada  during  the 
year,  1909,  was  conducted  by  40  active  companies— 23 
Oansidian,  6  British,  and  11  American. 

NEW  ASSURANCES   EFFECTED. 

In  the  year  under  review,  the  new  policies  effected 
amounted  to  1131,739,078,  an  increase  over  those  taken 
out  in  the  preceding  year  of  $31,842,872.  The  respective 
amounts  effected  in  each  of  the  three  classes  of  com- 
panies were : 

Canadian  Companies,  $79,121,977,  or  60%  of  the  whole. 

British  ,i  3,930,230,   n    3%      i.  u 

United  States  i.  48,686,871,  m  37%     .i  .. 

It  will  be  observed  that  the  business  of  the  Canadian 
companies  exceeded  that  of  the  British  and  United  States 
together  by  over  $26,500,000.  The  expansion  of  the 
business  is  attested  by  the  fact  that  twice  as  much  life 
assurance  was  effected  in  1909  as  there  was  in  the  year 
previous  thereto. 

TOTAL  ASSURANCE  IN  FORCE. 

The  aggregate  of  life  assurance  in  force  December  31st, 
1909,  amounted  to  $780,356,980,  an  increase  over  that  of 
the  previous  year  of  no  less  than  $60,840,966.  The 
distribution  is  shown  as  follows : 


Amount  in 
Force. 

Increase. 

Canadian  Companies 

British                tr        

United  States    ,.       

$ 

515,415,437 

46,985,192 

217,956,351 

$ 
35,148,506 
823,235 
24,869,225 

Total 

$780,356,980 

$60,840,966 

The  progress  of  the  business,  from  the  standpoint  of 
the  aggregate  volume  of  life  assurance  carried  by  the 
several  classes  of  companies,  is  evidenced  when  a  com- 
parison is  instituted  with  the  figures  applicable  at  the 
close  of  the  three  previous  decades : 

AGGREGATE  LIFE  ASSURANCE  IN  FORCE  AT  CLOSE  OF 


Year. 


1879 


Canadian 
Companies. 


$ 
33,246,543 
125,125,692 
252,201,516 
515,415,437 


United 

States 
Companies. 


33,616,330 
76,348,392 
113,943,209 
217,956,351 


British 
Companies. 


$ 
19,410,829 
30,488,618 
38,025,948 
46,985,192 


Total. 


86,273,702 
231,963,702 
404,170,673 
780,356,980 


From  $86,000,000  in  1879  to  $780,000,000  in  1909,  repre- 
sents the  large  increase  of  over  800%  in  thirty  years. 

DEATH   RATE. 

The  death  rate  in  the  several  classes  of  companies  was 
determined  approximately  by  a  comparison  of  the  mean 
number  of  policies  in  force  with  the  number  of  policies 
which  became  claims  by  death.  The  death  rate  thus 
ascertained  for  1909  was  10-260  per  1,000,  a  rate  higher 
than  that  experienced  in  any  one  of  the  preceding  four 
years.  The  following  table  gives  the  rate  for  each  of  the 
years  1905-6-7-8-9 : 


Active  Companies 

(ordinary) 
Active  Companies 

(industrial) 
Assessment    and 
Fraternal  Societies 
Non-active  and    re- 
tired companies. . . 


Total. 


10-260 


8-375 
11-935 

8-683 
52-643 


10-154 


1907. 


8-617 
12-054 

8-946 
46-440 
10-239 


1906. 


1905. 


8-568 
12-406 

7-321 
39-128 


9-863 


BENEFITS   TO   POLICYHOLDERS. 

During  1909  a  larger  amount  was  disbursed  on  behalf 
of  policyholders  by  way  of  death  claims,  endowments, 
dividends,  etc.,  than  in  any  previous  year,  the  whole 
aggregating  $16,382,136.    The  details  are  as  follows : 

For  Death  Claims $8,076,954.52 

For  Matured  Endowments 3, -279,675.90 

For  Annuities 382,789.91 

For  Cash  Surrender  Values  ....      3,010,104.51 
For  Dividends  and  Profits 1,632,610.74 


$16,382,135.56 


ASSETS,   LIABILITIES,   NEW  ASSURANCES,  CANADIAN 
COMPANIES. 

In  determining  the  relative  merits  of  life  assurance 
companies,  a  number  of  factors  must  be  considered. 
The  expense  rate,  interest  rate,  rate  of  mortality  ex- 
perienced, class  of  investments,  character  of  the  men 
who  compose  the  directorate,  and  the  officers  should  be 
considered,  etc.  Because  a  comjiany's  assets,  new 
assurances,  or  total  assurances  in  force  may  run  into 
large  figures,  these  in  themselves  would  not  necessarily 
determine  the  superiority  of  the  company.  As  a  matter 
of  reference,  however,  the  following  items  are  given  for 
Canadian  companies  for  the  year  ending  December  31st, 
1909: 


Companies. 


Canada  Life . . . 
Can.  Guardian, 
Confederat'n  Life 

Continental 

Crown  Life 

Dominion  Life. . 

Excelsior , 

Federal  Life 

Great  West  Life. 

Home  Life 

Imperial  Life . . . 

London  Life 

Manufactu'sLife 
Monarch  Life . . . 
M'tu'lLifeofCan 

National  Life 

N.  American  Life 

Northern  Life 

Roy'lVictoriaLife 

Sovereign  liif e . . . 

Subsidi'ryHigh'j 

Court  of  the  I 

Ancient  Ord'r  J 

of  Foresters. .  J 

Sun  Life  of  Can. 

Union  Life 


Assets. 


$39,686,063 

62,862 

14,355,293 

936,706 

721,893 

1,865,952 

1,905,563 

3,645,299 

6,865,725 

1,094,254 

5,303,236 

2,927,055 

11,641,716 

254,152 

14,518,441 

1,260,385 

10,490,464 

1,282,262 

706,558 

598,681 


179,649 

32,804,996 
827,113 


Total 
Liabilities. 


$35,363,298 

41,569 

12,930,972 

743,254 

592,217 

1,550,930 

1,113,984 

3,351,254 

5,461,088 

935,963 

4,225,717 

2,767,935 

10,889,445 

79,378 

12,255,748 

969,230 

9,412,343 

826,112 

694,434 

379,354 

154,413 

29,391,462 

684.858 


New  Ass'rance 

effected  in 

Canada. 


$6,309,846 

200,366 

4,820,934 

1,293,575 

1,242,935 

1,861,240 

2,186,955 

3,215,6-27 

9,861,922 

708,086 

4,430,047 

5,011,246 

5,896,342 

1,112,500 

8,044,131 

2,925,870 

4,097,216 

1,311,110 

802,000 

558,250 

371,281 

10,962,443 
8,933,137 


FOREIGN   BUSINESS   OF    CANADIAN   COMPANIES. 

Canadian  companies  are  gradually  extending  their 
field  of  operation.  In  addition  to  carrying  on  business 
throughout  Canada,  the  undernoted  companies  now 
carry  on  business  in  the  several  countries,  states,  etc., 
set  opposite  their  respective  names. 


NAME  OF  COMPANY. 

Assurance 


NAME  OF  COUNTRIES, 
STATES,  ETC. 


Canada     Life 
Company. 


Confederation  Life  Associ- 
ation. 


Federal     Life 

Company. 
Great-West  Life  Assurance 

Company. 
Imperial  Life. 


The  States  of  Illinois,  Mich- 
igan, Minnesota,  Ohio, 
Pennsylvania  and  Wash- 
ington in  the  United 
States  of  America ;  Great 
Britain,  Newfoundland 
and  Bahamas. 

Great  Britain,  Newfound- 
land, Ireland,  Mexico, 
Jamaica,  Trinidad,  Cuba, 
Canal  Zone  and  Costa 
Rica. 
Assurance  Strait  Settlements  and 
North  China. 

State  of  North  Dakota. 


Manufacturers  Life  Insur- 
ance Company. 


Newfoundland,  Brit.  West 
Indies,  Dutch  Guiana, 
British  Guiana  and  Costa 
Rica. 

Newfoundland,  Gt.  Britain 
and  Ireland, Egypt,Trans- 
vaal,  Natal,  Cape  Colony, 
India,  Ceylon,  Siam,  Bur- 
ma, Straits  Settlements 
and  Fed.  Malay  States, 
Java,  Sumatra,  Hong 
Kong,  China  (Treaty 
Ports),  Philippine  Is. , 
Japan,  Bermuda,  Barba- 
dos, Jamaica,  Porto  Rico, 
Trinidad,  Cuba,  Curacao. 


[478] 


1911] 


LIFE   INSURANCE. 


479 


NAME  OF   COMPANY. 

Manufacturers  Life  Insur- 
ance Company— Covif. 


Mutual  Life  Assurance  Co. 
of  Canada. 

North  American  Life  As- 
surance Company. 


Sun  Life  Assurance  Com- 
pany of  Canada. 


NAME   OF  COUNTRIES, 
STATES,    ETC. 

Grenada,  Panama,  Costa 
Rica,  Dutch  Guiana, 
British  Honduras,  Mexi- 
co.San to  Domingo,  Penn- 
sylvania, Illinois,  Michi- 
gan, Ohio. 
Newfoundland. 

The  States  of  Illinois, 
Michigan,  Pennsylvania 
and  Washington  in  the 
United  Statesof  America; 
the  Bahamas,  Bermuda, 
West  Indies  and  New- 
foundland. 

Great  Britain,  Newfound- 
land,Bermuda.Bahamas, 
West  Indies,  India  and 
Burma,  Ceylon,  Straits 
Settlements,  Egypt,  Asia 
Minor,  United  States 
(Hawaii,  Maryland,  Mich- 
igan, New  Jersey,  Penn- 
sylvania, Porto  Rico, 
Virginia,  Philippine  Is.). 
Cuba,  China,  Japan, 
Belgium,  Chili,  Mexico, 
Central  America,  Java, 
Colombia,  Peru,  Man- 
churia. 


PREMIUM   RATES. 

On  the  following  page  there  are  given  the  premiums 
of  the  principal  companies  transacting  business  in 
Canada  for  those  systems  of  assurance  which  are  chiefly 
desired  by  the  insuring  public.  It  will  be  observed 
that  there  are  but  slight  variations  in  the  rates  of  the 
different  companies,  and  this  is  mainly  due  to  the  fact 
that  all  companies  have  to  maintain  minimum  reserves 
on  the  basis  of  the  British  Offices  Life  Tables  OnUS)  1893 
and  3i%  interest. 

ASSESSMENT  LIFE   INSURANCE. 

From  the  following  statement  taken  from  the  last 
Report  of  the  Superintendent  of  Insurance  for  the 
Dominion,  it  is  evident  that  this  class  of  business  is  not 
finding  favour  with  the  Canadian  insuring  public  : — 

"  The  total  amount  of  policies  taken  in  Canada  during 
the  year  1909  by  the  four  Canadian  associations  above 
referred  to  was  $7,677,750,  which  is  less  than  the  amount 
of  assessment  policies  of  these  associations  taken  in 
1908  by  $272,600,  and  the  net  amount  in  force  at  the 
end  of  the  year  was  $130,854,810,  which  is  less  than  the 
amount  in  force  at  the  end  of  1908  by  $5,270,074.  The 
amount  of  the  insurance  terminated  by  death  was 
$1,362,321,  and  by  surrender  and  lapse,  $13,850,457. 
The  total  terminations  amount  to  198-14  per  cent,  of 
the  amount  of  new  policies." 

NEW    INSURANCE    ACT. 

The  new  Insurance  Act  which  had  been  before 
Parliament  in  the  session,  1907-8,  1908-9,  and  1909-10, 
became  law  on  the  4th  May,  1910.  Important  improve- 
ments have  been  made  in  the  law,  and  although  the 
new  Act  cannot  be  claimed  to  be  perfection  it  is  believed 
that  the  general  conduct  of  life  assurance  will  be  much 
improved  thereunder.  Some  of  the  principal  altera- 
tions and  additions  are  as  follows : — 

(1)  A  license  may  be  granted  for  a  portion  of  the 
Dominion  and  subject  to  any  condition  deemed  neces- 
sary, and  may  be  renewed  for  any  term  less  than  a  year. 
(Sec.  7.) 

(2)  A  Canadian  trust  company  may  be  appointed  sole 
trustee  for  an  insurance  company,  other  than  a  Cana- 
dian company,  in  whom  may  be  vested  securities  to 
cover  the  Canadian  liabilities  of  such  insurance  com- 
pany, instead  of  placing  them  with  the  Receiver 
General.  Only  such  trust  companies  are  now  eligible 
as  trustees.    (Sec.  20.) 


(3)  In  addition  to  the  annual  statements  heretofore 
required  from  life  companies,  half-yearly  statements 
showing  the  securities  purchased  and  loans  made,  and 
in  like  manner  the  securities  sold  and  loans  paid  off,  are 
required  under  the  new  Act.    (Sec.  31.) 

(4)  When  a  license  has  been  suspended  by  the 
Governor-in-Council  in  consequence  of  deficiency  of 
assets,  such  modified  or  conditional  license  may  be 
issued  as  may  be  necessary  for  the  protection  of  policy- 
holders.    (Sec.  41,  sub-sec.  3.) 

(5)  The  basis  of  valuation  of  the  policies  of  life  insur- 
ance companies  under  the  old  Act  was  the  Hm  Table  of 
the  Institute  of  Actuaries  of  Great  Britain.  The  Hni 
tables  were  published  in  1872,  having  been  compiled 
from  the  experience  of  twenty  offices,  and  at  the  time 
the  Consolidated  Insurance  Act  of  1877  was  passed  were 
the  most  up-to-date  standard  tables  of  mortality  in 
existence.  Since  that  time,  however,  an  investigation 
has  been  made  by  a  committee  of  British  actuaries  into 
the  mortality  experience  of  sixty  life  insurance  offices, 
covering  a  period  of  thirty  years,  from  1863  to  1893. 
The  result  of  the  labours  of  the  committee  was  the  issue 
in  1902  of  the  British  Offices  Life  Tables,  1893  Om  (6), 
which  tables  have  been  substituted  for  future  use  in 
departmental  valuations  for  the  tables  which  formed 
the  standard  under  the  old  Act.  It  is  almost  univer- 
sally agreed  that  the  new  table  which  has  been  adopted 
more  accurately  represents  the  present  day  mortality 
than  the  former  table  which  has  been  superseded. 
(Sec.  42.) 

(6)  For  any  violation  of  the  provisions  of  the  new  Act 
or  failure  by  any  Canadian  company  to  comply  with  the 
provisions  of  its  Charter,  or  Act  of  Incorporation,  the 
license  may  in  either  case  be  withdrawn  or  suspended, 
or  renewal  thereof  refused.  This  right  of  withdrawal 
or  suspension  or  refusal  to  renew  under  the  circum- 
stances above  mentioned,  which  was  denied  under 
the  old  Act,  is  now  made  quite  clear  by  the  new. 
(Sec.  45.) 

(7)  The  date  of  holding  a  company's  annual  general 
meeting  may  be  chaaged  by  by-law.    (Sec.  51.) 

(8)  Provision  is  made  for  the  amalgamation  in  certain 
cases  of  life  insurance  companies  or  for  taking  over  the 
assets  and  reinsuring  the  policies  of  one  life  insurance 
company  by  another.  The  English  legislation  upon  the 
same  subject  has  been  closely  followed,  with  the  differ- 
ence that  the  Treasury  Board  takes  the  place  in  the 
Canadian  Act  which  the  court  holds  under  the  English 
Act.    (Sec.  52.) 

(9)  No  life  company '%  to  be  permitted  to  pay  any 
commission  or  other  compensation  except  such  as  has 
been  determined  in  advance.    (Sec.  53.) 

(10)  Advances  to  agents  are  not  to  be  allowed  as 
assets  in  the  Superintendent's  annual  report.    (Sec.  54.) 

(11)  Compensation  to  the  directors  of  a  Canadian 
life  company  for  their  services  must  be  authorized 
by  a  vote  of  the  members.  No  salary  can  be  paid 
to  an  officer  of  such  a  company  unless  authorized  by 
a  vote  of  the  directors.  No  salary  or  compensation, 
etc.,  amounting  in  any  year  to  more  than  $5,000  can 
be  paid  to  any  agent  unless  the  contract  under  which 
the  payment  is  made  has  been  approved  by  the 
directors.    (Sec.  55.) 


(12)  A  company  cannot  make  an  agreement  for  pay- 
ment for  services  with  any  officer  or  trustee  extending 
over  a  longer  period  than  five  years.    (Sec.  56.) 

(13)  Agents  only  are  to  receive  commissions,  with, 
however,  an  exception  in  favor  of  employees  or  servants 
of  a  company  who  personally  solicit  insurance  outside 
office  hours.    (Sec.  67,  sub-sec.  1.) 

(14)  Staff  pension  funds  may  be  established  by  a  by- 
law approved  at  an  annual  meeting,  or  at  a  special 
general  meeting  of  the  members,  notice  of  the  intention 
to  consider  such  by-law  having  been  given.  (Sec.  57, 
sub-sec.  2.) 


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(15)  The  powers  of  investment  of  companies  within 
the  legislative  power  of  the  Pariiament  of  Canada  have 
been  very  materially  changed.  While,  on  the  one  hand, 
the  field  for  investment  has  been  greatly  widened, 
territorially  and  otherwise,  the  classes  of  securities 
which  are  eligible  as  investments  are  inore  restricted 
than  under  the  old  Act.  It  would  not,  however,  serve 
any  useful  purpose  to  endeavor  to  summarize  the  differ- 
ences, and  for  accurate  knowledge  on  the  subject  a 
careful  perusal  of  the  statute  will  be  found  necessary 
(Sees.  58,  59,  60,  63,  64,  65  and  66.) 

(16)  The  formation  of  subsidiary  companies  for  the 
transaction  of  business  other  than  insurance  controlled 
or  operated  by  life  insurance  companies  is  prohibited, 
and  underwriting  by  such  companies  is  restricted. 
(Sees.  61  and  62.) 

(17)  A  company  may  hold  such  real  estate  as  is  re- 
quired for  its  actual  use  and  occupation,  or  such  as  may 
reasonably  be  required  for  the  natural  expansion  of  its 
business.  In  the  past.  Acts  of  Incorporation  have 
usually  contained  provisions  limiting  the  real  estate 
which  might  be  held  to  a  specified  annual  value  in  each 
province  of  the  Dominion.    (Sec.  67.) 

(18)  Authority  is  conferred  on  the  Superintendent  to 
cause  an  appraisement  of  the  value  of  the  real  estate 
owned  by  or  mortgaged  to  a  company  to  be  made,  and 
to  correct  the  company's  annual  statement  in  accord- 
ance with  such  appraisement.  The  Superintendent 
may  also  order  a  special  audit  of  the  books  of  a  com- 
pany under  certain  circumstances.     (Sec.  68.) 

(19)  Unauthorized  investments  are  not  to  be  allowed 
as  assets  in  the  report  of  the  Superintendent,  who  may 
make  all  necessary  corrections  in  the  annual  stateiuents 
made  by  the  companies  and  increase  or  diminish  the 
liabilities  to  the  correct  amounts,  subject  to  an  appeal 
to  the  Exchequer  Court.     (Sec.  77.) 

(20)  A  short  or  model  form  of  Act  of  incorporation  is 
provided  for  in  the  new  Act.  (See  Sec.  82,  form  F,  in 
the  schedule  to  the  Act  and  Part  V  thereof.) 

(21)  After  January  1,  1911,  every  policy  of  life  insur- 
ance and  the  endorsements  thereon  shall  be  deemed  to 
contain  the  whole  contract  between  the  policyholder 
and  the  company.     (Sec.  84.) 

(22)  An  agent  or  other  person  soliciting  insurance  for 
a  life  company  is  not  to  be  considered  for  any  purpose 
the  agent  of  the  insured.    (Sec.  85.) 

(23)  After  January  1,  1911,  estimates  as  to  dividends 
or  shares  of  surplus  expected  to  be  paid  are  wholly 
forbidden.    (See.  86.) 

(24)  Each  life  coinpany  is  required  to  keep  on  deposit 
with  the  Superintendent  a  copy  of  its  fixed  rates  in  the 
ordinary  branch,  such  rates  being  based  upon  an  insur- 
ance of  $1,000,  applicable  to  insurance  for  that  amount 
and  pro  rata  for  greater  amounts.  Rebating  and  dis- 
crimination in  favour  of  individuals  between  the  insured 
of  the  same  class  and  equal  expectation  of  life  are  for- 
bidden under  heavy  penalties.  A  summary  of  the 
provisions  relating  to  these  subjects  is  not  deemed 
necessary;  it  would  be  difficult  if  not  impossible  to 
condense  them.     (Sees.  87  and  88.) 

(25)  Policies  may  be  issued  with  quinquennial  distri- 
bution of  profits  without  restriction  ;  and  also  policies 
with  longer  dividend  periods  provided  that  the  amount 
of  profits  accruing  to  the  policyholders  is  apportioned 
quinquennially  and  carried  as  an  absolute  liability  in 
the  company's  accounts.  This  latter  provision  will 
prevent  a  dividend  once  apportioned  from  being 
diverted  from  the  use  of  the  policyholders  to  any  other 
purpose  whatever.    (Sees.  89  and  90.) 

(26)  Options  are  given  to  the  policyholder  as  to 
the  manner  in  which  his  profits  are  payable,  and 
provision  is  made  for  the  application  of  surplus  for 
his  benefit  in  case  he  fails  to  make  his  election.  (Sees. 
91  and  92.) 


(27)  Surplus  on  deferred  dividend  policies  already 
issvied  awaiting  distribution  among  policyholders 
entitled  thereto  should  be  apportioned  at  least  quin- 
quennially, and  the  amount  so  apportioned  treated  as 
a  contingent  liability  only  and  not  as  a  present  liability 
of  the  company.     (Sec.  93.) 

(28)  Authority  is  given  for  the  institution  of  a  suit 
against  a  company  or  the  directors  or  other  officers 
thereof  in  the  name  of  the  Attorney  General,  on  behalf 
of  the  policyholders  of  such  company  or  of  any  class  of 
such  policyholders  where  a  cause  of  action  exists. 

(29)  Proceedings  may  also  be  taken  up  by  the 
Attorney-General  at  the  request  of  the  Superintendent 
for  the  winding-up  of  a  Canadian  company  or  for  the 
winding-up  of  the  Canadian  affairs  of  a  company  other 
than  Canadian,  and  for  the  distribution  of  its  Canadian 
assets.     (Sec.  94.) 

(30)  All  policies  issued  in  Canada  by  life  companies 
after  the  first  day  of  January,  1911,  are  required  to  con- 
tain in  substance  certain  provisions  which  are  specified 
in  Sec.  95,  which  also  provides  that  forms  of  all  such 
policies  shall  be  filed  with  the  Superintendent.    (Sec.  95.) 

(31)  Companies  are  required  after  January  1,  1911,  to 
keep  separate  accounts  of  participating  and  non-partici- 
pating business.    (Sec.  96.) 

(32)  Life  companies  other  than  Canadian  are  required 
to  insert  in  each  of  their  Canadian  policies  a  provision 
to  the  effect  than  an  action  to  enforce  the  obligations, 
thereof  may  be  taken  in  a  court  in  the  Province  where' 
the  policyholder  resides  or  last  resided  before  his  death 
(Sec.  97.)  A  similar  provision,  applicable  only  to  assess- 
ment companies,  was  contained  in  the  old  Act. 

(33)  Sec.  98  requires  that  all  life  insurance  companies 
having  a  capital  stock  within  the  legislative  power  of 
the  Canadian  Parliament  shall  have  two  classes  of  direc- 
tors, viz.,  shareholders'  directors  and  policyholders' 
directors,  the  latter  to  be  at  least  one-third  of  the  total 
number  of  directors.  The  policyholders'  directors  must 
be  policyholders  who  are  not  shareholders,  and  are  to  be 
elected  by  the  participating  policyholders  who  must, 
however,  vote  in  person  and  not  by  proxy.  The  section 
fixes  the  qualification  for  the  classes  of  directors.  Paid 
officers  of  the  compan.y,  with  certain  specified  exceptions, 
are  not  eligible  as  directors. 

(34)  Provision  is  made  by  which  a  provincial  company, 
which  has  been  licensed  to  transact  business  throughout 
the  Dominion,  desiring  to  confine  its  business  to  the 
province  by  the  legislation  of  which  it  was  incorporated, 
may  withdraw  its  deposit  from  the  Receiver-General  and 
have  it  transferred  to  the  treasurer  of  such  province, 
and  thereafter  cease  to  transact  business  outside  said 
province.    (Sec.  108.) 

(35)  A  clause  has  been  inserted  in  Section  109  to  the 
effect  that  in  the  event  of  its  appearing  that  the  net 
premium  calculated  on  the  basis  of  the  British  Offices 
Life  Tables,  1893,  0'n(5)  and  a  rate  of  interest  of  3^  per 
cent,  together  with  2J  per  cent,  loading  for  expenses,  is 
in  excess  of  the  premiums  receivable  in  respect  of  any 
policies  issued  after  January  1,  1911,  the  company  must 
be  charged  as  a  separate  liability  with  the  value  of  an 
annuity,  the  amount  of  which  shall  be  equal  to  such 
excess. 

(36)  Section  110  fixes  and  defines  the  relative  and 
respective  rights  of  shareholders  and  policyholders  in 
the  distribution  of  the  profits  of  life  companies  within 
the  legislative  power  of  the  Parliament  of  Canada.  It 
gives  legislative  sanction  to  the  method  which  in  the 
past  has  been  followed  b}^  Canadian  companies  gener- 
ally and  by  the  best  English  companies. 

(37)  Section  134  fixes  the  basis  of  the  computation  of 
the  reserve  liability  of  fire  insurance  companies  for  the 
purposes  of  the  annual  statement  required  to  be  furn- 
ished to  the  Superintendent  and  for  calculating  the 
reinsurance  value  of  the  unmatured  Canadian  policies 
of  a  company  other  than  Canadian  for  the  purpose  of 
ascertaining  the  deposit  to  be  made  by  such  companies 
with  the  Receiver-General. 


1911] 


LIFE  ASSURANCE. 


481 


RATES  OF  VARIOUS   COMPANIES 


Note. 


For  an  Assurance  of  $1000  with  Profits. 
-The  following  Table  of  Rates  is  not  official,  and  is  subject  to  change  and  correction. — Ed. 


Uniform  rates  of   following 

, 

^. 

Canadian  Companies  : 

o 

h 

0.£5 

!2i 

<2 

« 

1 

1 

0) 

-A 

so 

1^ 

6 
2 

13 

a 
o 

s 

3 

p 

^ 

1 
1 

3 

1 
1 

i 
■  ^ 

^ 

$  c. 
19.10 

$  c. 
20.10 

$    C. 

19.35 

$    c. 
19.40 

$   c 
19.40 

$   c. 
19.62 

$   c. 
19.62 

$  c. 
19.62 

$c. 
18.90 

21 

$19.40 

25 

21.80 

21.00 

21.75 

21.25 

21.50 

21.30 

21.49 

21.49 

21.49 

20.80 

1 

p-l 

30 

24.25 

24.05 

24.41 

24.25 

24.50 

24.25 

24.38 

24.38 

24.88 

23.70 

35 

27.95 

27.80 

27.95 

28.05 

27.90 

27.90 

28.11- 

28.11 

28.11 

27.40 

40 

32.60 

32.55 

32.59 

32.75 

32.80 

32.65 

33.01 

33.01 

33.01 

32.10 

;3 

45 

38.85 

38.80 

38.86 

39.05 

37.80 

38.75 

39.55 

39.55 

39.55 

38.30 

50 

47.05 

46.95 

47.20 

47.35 

44.50 

47.00 

48.48 

48.48 

48.48 

46.70 

55 

58.10 

57.80 

59.09 

58.55 

55.97 

58.05 

60.72 

60.72 

60.72 

59.30 

60 

73.20 

73.10 

75.90 

73.85 

71.81 

73.25 

77.69 

77.69 

77.69 

76.90 

1 

21 

§44. 30 
47.60 

43.80 

48.55 

44.35 

48.80 

44.30 

48.56 

48.56 

48.56 

42.80 

25 

47.05 

51.39 

47.70 

52.30 

47.70 

51.67 

51.67 

51.67 

46.10 

>. 

30 

52.60 

52.00 

55.61 

52.75 

56.80 

52.60 

56.18 

56.18 

56.18 

51.10 

35 

58.20 

57.55 

60.54 

58.65 

61.90 

58.20 

61.53 

61.53 

61.53 

56.70 

.2 

40 

64.65 

63.85 

66.82 

65.15 

67.50 

64.70 

67.90 

67.90 

67.90 

63.10 

45 

72.85 

71.45 

73.29 

72.90 

73.80 

72.35 

75.57 

75.57 

75.57 

70.80 

rH 

50 

81.35 

80.25 

81.97 

82.00 

81.10 

81.85 

84.99 

84.99 

84.99 

79.80 

« 

55 

92.20 

90.90 

98.06 

92.90 

91.30 

92.15 

96.66 

96.66 

96.66 

90.20 

3 

60 

105.70 

104.20 

107.48 

106.55 

105.70 

111.47 

111.47 

111.47 

106.30 

2 

a 

21 

$33.80 

83.00 

35.44 

33.25 

36.00 

33.25 

36.00 

36.00 

36.00 

31.80 

25 

35.75 

35.45 

37.57 

35,75 

38.70 

35.75 

38.35 

38.35 

38.35 

34.20 

30 

39.55 

39.15 

40.72 

39.55 

42.20 

89.55 

41.78 

41.78 

41.78 

38.00 

35 

43.80 

43.35 

44.51 

48.90 

46.00 

43.85 

45.91 

45.91 

45.91 

42.30 

ia 

40 

48.85 

48.30 

49.19 

48.90 

50.40 

48.85 

50.92 

50.92 

50.92 

47.30 

45 

.55.00 

54.40 

54.95 

55.15 

55.40 

55.00 

57.16 

57.16 

57.16 

53.50 

i 

50 

62.55 

61.75 

62.24 

62.75 

61.80 

62.55 

65.16     65.16 

65.16 

61.00 

55 

72.15 

71.25 

71.90 

72.45 

71.10 

72.15 

75.66 

75.66 

75.66 

71.30 

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60 

84.90 

83.75 

85.38 

85.35 



84.90 

89.94 

89.94 

89.94 

87.80 

5' 

21 

$27.95 

27.75 

29.72 

27.85 

29.90 

27.90 

29.84 

29.84 

29.84 

26.40 

25 

30.00 

29.80 

31.53 

30.00 

82.10 

30.00 

31.83 

31.83 

81.83 

28.50 

1 

30 

33.25 

82.95 

34.17 

83.20 

85.10 

33.20 

84.76 

34.76 

84.76 

31.70 

85 

36.95 

86.60 

87.83 

36.90 

38.50 

86.95 

88.34 

38.34 

38.34 

35.40 

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40 

41.35 

40.95 

41.43 

41.40 

42.30 

41.35 

42.79 

42.79 

42.79 

39.80 

45 

46.95 

46.45 

46.87 

47.05 

47.00 

46.95 

48.52 

48.52 

48.52 

45.40 

50 

54.10 

53.50 

54.04 

54.25 

53.30 

54.10 

56.17 

56.17 

56.17 

52.60 

55 

63.65 

62.85 

64.17 

63.00 

62.70 

63.65 

66.69 

66.69 

66.69 

63.20 

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60 

78.90 



77.00 

81.60 

81.60 

81.60 

80.10 

21 

$103.75 

102.65 

103.31 

103.75 

103.70 

101.75 

101.78 

101.78 

100.00 

25 

103.95 

102.90 

103.48 

104.00 

103.95 

102.82 

102.73 

102.73 

100.20 

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30 

104.60 

103.55 

103.88 

104.65 

104.60 

103.22 

104.14 

104.14 

100.90 

35 

105.40 

104.30 

104.85 

105.45 

105.40 

104.40 

105.87 

105.87 

101.60 

40 

106.35 

105.25 

105.13 

106.35 

106.35 

106.03 

108.07 

108.07 

102.60 

45 

108.10 

107.00 

106.53 

108.10 

108.00 

108.41 

111.03 

111.08 

104.80 

50 

110.70 

109.55 

109.09 

110.70 

110.70 

112.15 

115.28 

115.28 

108.80 

55 

114.95 

118.75 

113.97 

114.95 

114.95 

118.00 

121.48 

121.48 

114.00 

60 

121.95 

120.70 

122.63 

121.95 

121.95 

127.14 

130.76 

130.76 

123.10 

21 

$66.30 

65.70 

66.48 

66.00 

66.50 

66.30 

66.09 

66.11 

66.11 

64.40 

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25 

66.60 

66.00 

66.73 

66.30 

67.10 

66.60 

66.64 

66.87 

66.87 

64.80 

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30 

67.40 

66.80 

67.15 

67.10 

68.00 

67.40 

67.53 

68.03 

68.03 

65.70 

85 

68.35 

67.70 

67.80 

68.00 

69.00 

68.85 

68.74 

69.52 

69.52 

66.60 

40 

69.65 

69.00 

68.82 

69.35 

70.00 

69.65 

70.50 

71.54 

71.54 

67.90 

45 

71.85 

71.20 

70.60 

71.60 

71.50 

71.90 

73.21 

74.48 

74.48 

70.20 

50 

75.30 

74.60 

78.73 

75.00 

74.20 

75.30 

77.57 

79.00 

79.00 

73.70 

56 

80.90 

80.10 

79.66 

80.60 

80.00 

80.90 

84.53 

85.98 

85.98 

79.40 

60 

89.80 

88.95 

90.14 

89.55 



95.63 

96.94 

96.94 

88.00 

21 

$48.10 

47.75 

48.98 

47.55 

49.10 

48.10 

48.62 

48.63 

48.63 

46.90 

25 

48.50 

48.15 

49.25 

47.95 

49.80 

48.50 

49.19 

49.38 

49.38 

47.30 

o    . 

30 

49.40 

49.05 

49.71 

48.90 

50.70 

49.40 

50.13 

50.43 

50.43 

48.30 

ii 

35 

50.55 

50.20 

50.49 

50.05 

51.80 

50.55 

51.47 

51.91 

51.91 

49.50 

40 

52.25 

51.85 

51.95 

51.75 

53.10 

52.25 

53.49 

54.06 

54.06 

51.20 

;ss 

45 

65.05 

54.60 

54.52 

54.55 

55.30 

55.10 

56.69 

57.34 

57.84 

54.10 

60 

69.45 

58.95 

59.00 

58.90 

59.00 

59.45 

61.90 

62.55 

62.55 

58.40 

55 

66.40 

65-85 

66.65 

65.90 

70.23 

70.81 

70.81 

65.40 

60 

80.20 

83.41 

83.82 

83.82 

pSCELLANEOiJS 
•  SOCIETIES  /' 


NoTK.— The  Editor  is  desirous  oj  making  the  following  list  as  complete  as  possible,  and  would  be  much  obliged 
if  the  secretary  of  any  Society,  whose  name  does  not  appear,  would  send  the  information  in  time  for  next 
year's  issue  to  the  Editor  CANADIAN  ALMANAC,  6U-66  Front  St.  West,  Toronto. 

(In  the  following  list  Societies  and  Institutions  are  arranged  in  alphabetical  order.) 


Agricultural  Associations  of  Ontario. 

BEK-KEEPERS'   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  William  Couse,  Streetsville ;  1st  Vice- 
President,  W.  J.  Craig,  Brantford ;  2nd  Vice-President, 
W.  A.  Chrysler,  Chatham;  Secretary-Treasurer,  P.  W. 
Hodgetts,  Toronto. 

CANADIAN   AYRSHIRE   BREEDERS*   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  R.  R.  Ness,  Howick,  Que.;  Vice-President, 
W.  W.  Ballantyne,  Stratford,  Ont. ;  Secretary-Treasurer, 
W.  F.  Stephen,  Huntingdon,  Que. 

CANADIAN  FAIRS  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  H.  J.  Gould,  Uxbridge  ;  1st  Vice-President, 
J.  U.  Simmons,  M.D.,  Frankford ;  2nd  Vice-President, 
Jno.  Farrell,  Forest ;  Secretary  and  Editor,  J.  Lo<;kie 
Wilson,  Toronto  ;  Treasurer,  A.  McFarlane,  Otterville. 

CANADIAN   HEREFORD   BREEDERS'   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  J.  A.  Govenlock,  Forest ;  Vice-President, 
W.  H.  Hamill,  Beeton ;  Secretary -Treasurer,  R.  J. 
Mackie,  Oshawa. 

CANADIAN    horsemen's   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Peter  Christie,  Manchester ;  1st  Vice-Presi- 
dent, Thos.  Graham,  Claremont ;  Snd  Vice-President, 
John  J.  Dixon,  Toronto  ;  Secretary -Treasurer,  W.  J. 
Stark,  Toronto. 

CANADIAN  PONY  SOCIETY. 

Hon. -President,  G.  V.  Foster,  Toronto;  President, 
W.  J.  Stark,  Toronto ;  1st  Vice-President,  W.  R.  Mead, 
Norway;  2nd  Vice-President,  C.  A.  Burns  ;  Treasurer, 
A.  Taylor,  Toronto  ;  Secretary,  W.  J.  Stark,  Toronto. 

CLYDESDALE   HORSE   BREEDERS'   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  John  Bright,  Myrtle  Station,  Ont. ;  Vice' 
President,  Robt.  Graham,  Bedford  Park,  North  Toronto » 
Secretary-Treasurer,  J.  W.  Sangster,  Toronto. 

dairymen's  ASSOCIATION  (EASTERN). 

President,  Henry  Glendinning,  Manilla;  1st  Vice- 
President,  J.  H.  Singleton,  Smith's  Falls;  2nd  Vice- 
President,  T.  A.  Thompson,  Almonte  ;  Secretary,  R.  G. 
Murphy,  Brockville  ;  Treasurer,  James  R.  Anderson, 
Mountain  View. 

dairymen's  ASSOCIATION   (WESTERN). 

President,  John  H.  Scott,  Exeter ;  Ist  Vice-President, 
Wm.  Waddell,  Kerwood ;  2nd  Vice-President,  D.  A. 
Dempsey,  Stratford  ;  Srd  Vice-President,  S.  R.  Wallace, 
Burgessville ;  Secretary-Treasurer,  F.  Herns,  London. 

DOMINION  CATTLE  BREEDERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  JohnGardhouse.Highfield;  Vice-President, 
W.  W.  Ballantyne,  Stratford ;  Secretary-Treasurer,  A. 
P.  Westervelt,  Toronto. 

DOMINION  SHEEP   BREEDERS'   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Andrew  Whitelaw,  Guelph ;  Vice-President, 
J.  G.  Hanmer,  Brantford ;  Secretary-Treasurer,  A.  P. 
Westervelt,  Toronto. 

DOMINION  SHORTHORN  BREEDERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  A.  W.  Smith,  Maple  Lodge ;  1st  Vice- 
President,  Oapt.  T.  E.  Robson,  Ildertown ;  2nd  Vice- 
President,  ;  Secretary -Treasurer, 
W.  G.  Pettit,  Freeman  ;  Registrar,  R.  G.  T.  Hitchman, 
Ottawa, 


DOMINION  SWINE  BREEDERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Wm.  Jones,  Zenda ;  Vice-President,  Geo. 
Douglas,  Mitchell ;  Secretary-Treasurer,  A.  P.  Wester- 
velt, Toronto. 

ENTOMOLOGICAL  SOCIETY. 

President,  Dr.  Jas.  Fletcher,  Ottawa  ;  Vice-President, 
Tennyson  D.  Jarvis,  B.S.A.,  Guelph;  Treasurer,  S.  B. 
McCready,  B.A.,  Guelph  ;  Secretary,  Lawson  Carson, 
B.A.,  Guelph. 

EXPERIMENTAL  UNION. 

President,  G.  A.  Brodie,  Bethesda;  Vice-President, 
J.  O.  Laird,  Blenheim  ;  Secretary  and  Editor,  C.  A. 
Zavitz,  O.A.C.,  Guelph  ;  Treasurer,  H.  L.  Hutt,  O.A.C., 
Guelph. 

FRUIT  growers'  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Jas.  E.  Johnson,  Simcoe  ;  Vice-President, 
R.  W.  Grierson,  Oshawa ;  Secretary -Treasurer,  P.  W. 
Hodgetts,  Toronto. 

HACKNEY  HORSE  SOCIETY. 

President,  E.  C.  H.  Tisdale,  Beaverton ;  1st  Vice- 
President,  O.  Sorby,  Guelph  ;  2nd  Vice-President,  W.  C. 
Renfrew,  Bedford  Park;  Secretary-Treasurer,  H.  M. 
Robinson,  Toronto. 

HARNESS,   HUNTER,  AND   SADDLE   HORSE   SOCIETY. 

President,  J.  J.  Dixon,  Toronto ;  1st  Vice-President, 
R.  W.  Davies,  Toronto  ;  2nd  Vice-President,  Dr.  W.  A. 
Young,  Toronto  ;  Secretary-Treasurer,  H.  J.  P.  Good, 
Toronto. 

ONTARIO   HORSE   BREEDERS'   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Wm.  Smith,  Columbus  ;  Vice-President, 
John  A.  Boag,  Qneensville  ;  Secreta>y-Treasurer,  A.  P. 
Westervelt,  Toronto. 

OPEN  AIR  HORSE   PARADE   ASSOCIATION  (INCORPORATED). 

President,  Noel  Marshall ;  Ist  Vice-President,  Robt. 
W.  Davies ;  2nd  Vice-President,  Alfred  Rogers ;  Treas- 
urer, W.  A.  Young,  M.D. ;  Secretary  and  Manager,  H. 
J.  P.  Good. 

POULTRY  ASSOCIATION  (EASTERN). 

President,  George  Robertson,  Ottawa  ;  1st  Vice-Presi- 
dent, George  Higman,  Ottawa ;  2nd  Vice-President, 
John  A.  Balford,  Ottawa;  Secretary-Treasurer,  A.  P. 
Westervelt,  Toronto. 

POULTRY   ASSOCIATION  (WESTERN). 

President,!!.  H.  Baldwin,  Toronto ;  1st  Vice-President, 
Richard  Oke,  London  ;  2nd  Vice-President,  W.  J.  Teale, 
Guelph;  Secretary-Treas.,  A.  P.  Westervelt,  Toronto. 

SHIRE   HORSE   BREEDERS'   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Wm.  Laking,  Haliburton ;  Vice-President, 
Jno.  Breckon,  Appleby ;  Secretary -Treasurer,  G.  de  W. 
Green,  Toronto. 

VEGETABLE  GROWERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  T.  Delwoith,  Weston;  1st  Vice-President, 
F.  G.  Fuller,  Hopedale ;  2nd  Vice-President,  T.  A. 
Newton,  Woodstock  ;  Secretary-Treasurer  and  Editor, 
J.  Lockie  Wilson,  Toronto. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  SOCIETIES. 


483 


Superintendent  of  Agricultural  and  Horticultural 
Societies,  J.  Lockie  Wilson,  Toronto. 

Superintendent  of  Farmers'  and  Women's  Institutes 
and  Director  of  Dairy  Instruction,  Geo.  A.  Putnam, 
Toronto. 

Secretary  of  Live  Stock  Associations,  A.  P.  Westervelt. 

Secretary  Advisory  Board  of  Ontario  Fruit  Experi- 
ment Statioiis,  P.  W.  Hodgetts,  Toronto. 

The  offices  of  the  above  are  all  in  Parliament  Buildings, 
Toronto. 

Alumni  /^ssociatioq  of  Victoria  University. 

President,  Rev.  James  Allan,  M.A.,  Wesley  Buildings, 
Toronto; i««  Vice-President,  E.  B.  Ryckman,  B.A,,  LL.B., 
Canada  Life  Building,  Toronto ;  2nd  Vice-President, 
Dr.  S.  B.  Sinclair,  B.A.,  Macdonald  College,  Que.; 
Secretary,  R.  G.  Dingraan,  B.A.,  Canada  Life  Bldg., 
Toronto. 

^merlcar)  Numismatic  /Association. 

President,  Dr.  J.  M.  Henderson,  Columbus,  O. ;  First 
Vice-President,  B.  H.  Saxton,  Davenport,  Iowa ;  Second 
Vice-President,  R.  W.  McLachlan,  Montreal,  Canada  ; 
General  Secretary,  Geo.  L.  Tilden,  Worcester,  Mass.; 
Treasurer,  N.  E.  Converse,  Worcester,  Mass.;  Librarian, 
Ludger  Gravel,  Montreal,  Canada;  1911  Convention  to 
be  held  in  Chicago. 

Ancient  Order  of  Foresters. 

Head  Office -^0  Church  Street,  Toronto. 

SUBSIDIARY   HIOU   COURT  OF   CANADA. 

Executive  CounciZ— John  Young,  H.C.R.,  cor.  Cath- 
erine and  Picton  Sts.,  Hamilton  ;  E.  Ramsey,  H.S.C.R., 
259  Elgin  Street,  Montreal ;  H.  C.  Wilson,  H.C.T.,  241 
King  Street  East,  Toronto  ;  W.  R.  Woodstock,  H.C.S.W., 
200  Berkely  Street,  Toronto  ;  A.  Webber,  H.C.J.W., 
186  Fort  Street,  Winnipeg  ;  C.  C.  Wightman,  H.C.S.B., 
152  Palmerston  Ave., Toronto  ;  M.  A.  Sanders,  H.C.J.B., 
215^  Front  Street,  Sariiia ;  L.  Secord,  High  Court 
Medical  Examiner,  Brantford  ;  Permanent  Secre- 
tary, W.  Williams,  80  Church  St.,  Toronto ;  Auditors, 
F.  Abbott,  Meaford;  A.  H.  Edwards,  C.A.,  Toronto; 
High  Court  Solicitor,  L.  F.  Heyd,  K.C.,  Toronto. 
Juvenile  Federation,  the  Executive  Council. 

COMPANIONS   OF   THE   FOREST. 

H.C.C.,  Mrs.  Rockwood,  Toronto ;  H.S.C.C.,  Mrs. 
Steadman,  Sarnia  ;  High  Marshal,  Mrs.  C.  Fleischer, 
Ingersoll  ;  H.G.,  Mrs.  Jackson,  Toronto;  H.S.,  Mrs. 
Backus,  Montreal ;  Treasurer,  H.  C.  Wilson,  Toronto  ; 
Permanent  Secretary,  Wm.  Williams,  80  Church  Street, 
Toronto. 

Anglo-Israel  Associatiori  \t\  Cariada. 

Imperial  British-Israel  Association,  Toronto  Branch. 
Patron,  Right  Hon.  Earl  of  Dysart.  Holds  open  meet- 
ings every  ind  and  4th  Thursday,  8  p.m.,  from  October 
to  June,  in  West  End  Christian  Temperance  Hall,  171 
Bathurst  St. ;  also,  3rd  Thursdays  at  221  Broadview  Ave. 
President,  D.  Sutherland,  Esq.,  167  Seaton  Street;  Cor. 
Secretary,  C.  L.  Bedson,  Esq.,  62  Alhambra  Ave. 

The  Garrett  Anglo-Israel  Association  meets  alternate 
Friday  evenings  at  264  Clinton  St.,  Toronto.  President, 
Mr.  Geo.  Garrett,  264  Clinton  St.  Secretary,  Mr.  Chas. 
Walker,  593  Bathurst  St. 

Prince  Albert,  Sask.,  Anglo-Israel  Association  meets 
Ist  and  3rd  Monday  of  each  month  at  appointed  places. 
President,  Jas.  Stewart ;  Cor.  Secretary,  F.  Keyworth. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  British-Israel  Association  meets  2nd 
Monday  of  each  month  at  385  Brunswick  St.  President, 
J.  H.  Balcom,  Esq.;  Secretary  and  Librarian,  Mrs.  W. 
J.  Dickson,  385  Brunswick  Street. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  British- Israel  Association  meets 
fortnightly  in  Orange  Hall,  cor.  Hastings  Street  and 
Gore  Ave.  President,  Prof.  E.  Odium,  Park  Road  ; 
Hon.  Secretary,  Rev.  Mark  Jukes,  877 -8th  Ave.  W. 

Victoria,  B.C.,  Branch  of  Imperial  British-Israel 
Association.  President,  Mr.  E.  Middleton,  1102  Hill- 
side Ave.    Secretary,  Mr.  Frank  Langham  Burdett. 

St.  John,  N.B.,  Anglo-Israel  Bible  Study  Club.  Rev. 
W,  H.  Sampson,  Leader,  Duke  St.  West,  St.  John. 

Calgary,  Alta.,  British-Israel  Association,  meets  2nd 
and  4th  Thursdays,  8.30,  19th  Ave.  West.  President, 
D.  Pinel,  19th  Ave.  West.  Corresponding  Secretary, 
Jamea  A.  Ferguson,  516  1st  St.  East. 


Brotherhood  of  St.  Andrew. 

The  Council— President,  A.  G.  Alexander,  Hamilton, 
Ont.;  1st  Vice-President,  A.  B.  Wiswell,  Halifax,  N.S.; 
2nd  Vice-President,  E.  A.  V.  Mitchell,  Winnipeg,  Man. ; 
Secretary  atid  Treasurer,  F.  W.  Thomas,  Toronto,  Ont.; 
Travelling  Secretary,  J.  A.  Birmingham,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Caledonian  Society  of  Toronto. 

President,  G.  G.  Miles ;  Treasurer,  Alexander  Gunn, 
Secretary,  Wm.  Campbell,  133  Macpherson  Ave.,Toronto. 
The  annual  meeting  of  the  Society  is  held  on  the  second 
Tuesday  in  January,  and  the  officers  are  installed  then. 

Canadiari  i\rtillery  /Association. 

LIST   OF   OFFICERS   FOR  1910. 

Patron,  His  Excellency  the  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  Grey, 
G.C.M.G.,  Governor-General  of  Canada  ;  President,  Lt.- 
Col.  N.  F.  MacNachtan,  10th  Brigade  C.A.,  Cobourg, 
Ont.;  Chairman  of  Council,  Lt.-Col.  E.  M.  Reneuf,  2nd 
Regiment  C.A.,  Montreal,  Que.;  Secretary,  Major  E.  C. 
Arnoldi,  126  Sparks  Street,  Ottawa,  Ont. ;  Treasurer, 
Lt.-Col.  W.  G.  Hurdman,  203  Queen  Street,  Ottawa, 
Ont.;  Auditor,  Capt.  G.  L.  Blatch,F.C.A.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Association  for  the  Prevention  of 
Tuberculosis. 

Hon.  President,  His  Excellency  Earl  Grey ;  President, 
J.  Geo.  Adami,  Esq.,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.,  Montreal; 
Hon  Treasurer,  Geo.  Burn,  Esq.;  Secretary,  George  D. 
Porter,  M.B.    Central  Office,  102  Bank  St.,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Canadian  Clubs  Association. 

President,  W.  H.  D.  Miller,  436  Board  of  Trade  Bldg., 
Montreal,  Que.;  Vice-Presidents,  J.  A.  Chisholm,  K.C., 
Halifax,  N.S.,  C.  R.  McCullough,  Hamilton,  Ont.,  J.  B. 
Mitchell,  Winnipeg,  Man.,  F.  C.  Wade,  K.C.,  Vancouver, 
B.C.;  Hon.  Secretary-Treasurer,  J,  Stanley  Cook,  Board 
of  Trade,  Montreal,  Que. 

LIST  OF  CANADIAN  CLUBS  THROUGHOUT  CANADA. 

Amherst,  N.S. 

Brantford,  Ont. 

Barrie,  Ont. 

Belleville,  Ont.,  Pres.,  R.  J.  Graham,  S»c.,  H.  L.  Hess. 

Brandon,  Man. 

Bowmanville,  Ont.,  Pres.,  J.  J.  J.  Jury,  Sec,  Dr. 
Bonnycastle. 

Brockville,  Ont. 

Calgary,  Alta.,  Pres.,  The  Very  Rev,  E.  C.  Paget, 
D.D.,  Sec,  Chas.  F.  Adams. 

Cornwall,  Ont.,  Sec,  J.  G.  Harkness. 

Collingwood,  Ont.,  Pres.,  G.  M.  Aylsworth,  M.D., 
Sec.-Treag.,  A.  H.  Cuttle. 

Camrose,  Alta. 

Dawson  City,  Y.T. 

Edmonton,  Alta.,  Pres.,  W.  A.  Griesbach,  Sec, 
John    Blue. 

Fort  William,  Ont.,  Sec,  Dr.  C.  C.  McCullough. 

Fredericton,  N.B. 

Guelph,  Ont.,  Sec,  Dr.  A.  T.  Hobbs. 

Hull,  Que. 

Halifax,  N.S.,  Pres.,  His  Honor  Judge  Wallace,  Sec, 
D.  MacGillivray. 

Hamilton,  Ont.,  Pres.,  W.  S.  McOlement,  Sec,  Hugh 
Hennessey. 

London,  Ont.,  Pres.,V.  Lawson,  Sec,  A.  M.  Overholt. 

Kingston,  Ont.,  Pres.,  H.  W.  Richardson. 

Moncton,  N.B.,  Pres.,  R.  A.  Borden,  K.C.,  Sec,  E.  J. 
Pa.vson. 

Montreal, Que., Pres. ,  J.M.  Brierley,  Sec ,  G.  E.  Lyman. 

Moose  Jaw,  Sask.,  Sec,  R.  Loney. 

Nelson,  B.C. 

Ottawa,  Ont.,  Pres.,  G.  H.  Brown, -Sec,  H.  I.  Thomas. 

Orillia,  Ont.,  Pres.,Vf.  S.  Frost,  Sec,1.  C.  Doidge,  B.A. 

Port  Arthur,  Ont. 

Peterbourgh.  Ont.,  Sec,  D.  Hughes-Charles. 

Perth,  Ont.,  Pres.,  J.  A.  Stewart,  LL.B. 

Portage  la  Prairie,  Pres.,  J.  J.  Garland,  Sec,  E.  K. 
Marshall. 

Quebec,  Que.,  Sec,  E.  T.  D.  Chambers. 

Regina,  Sask.,  Sec,  H.  C.  Lawson. 

St.  John,  N.B.,  Pres.,  M.  E.  Agar,  Sec,  H.  A,  Porter. 

St.  Catharines,  Ont.,  Pres.,  A.  Courtney  Kingstone, 


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Sec,  Dr.  John  Sheahan. 

St.  Thomas,  Ont. 

St.  Mary's,  Ont.,  Pres.,  J.  A.  Aikin. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  Pres.,  J.  F.  MacKay,  Asst.  Sec,  H,  D. 
Scully. 

Truro,  N.S.,  Pre^.,  Principal  Gumming,  -Sec,  Dr.  Smith 
L.  Walker. 

Vancouver,  B.C.,  Sec,  D.  Von  Cramer. 

Victoria,  B.C.,  Sec,  F.  J.  Clarke. 

Weyburn,  Sask.,  Pres.,  F.  Moffat,  Sec,  S.  P.  Boylan. 

Woodstock,  Ont.,  Pres.,  Rev.  C.  S.  Pedley,  Sec,  M. 
J.  Brophy. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  Pres.,  Rev.  Ohas.  VY.  Gordon,  D.D., 
LL.D.,  Sec,  R.  H.  Smith. 

women's  clubs. 

Fort  William,  Ont.,  Pres.,  Mrs.  M.  W.  Bridgman,  Sec, 
Mrs.  A.  F.  Crow. 

Montreal,  Que.,  Pres.,  Mrs.  C.  Roswell  Fisher,  Sec, 
Mrs.  F.  H.  Pitcher. 

North  Bay,  Ont.,  Pres.,  Mrs.  M.  G.  V.  Gould,  Sec, 
Mrs.  Abbott  True. 

Ottawa,  Ont. 

Quebec,  Que. 

St.  John,  N.B.,  Pres.,  Lady  Tilley,  Sec,  Mrs.  Oskar 
Gronlund. 

Toronto,  Ont.,  Pres.,  Lady  Moss,  Sec,  Mrs.  M.  Burnett. 

Vancouver,  B.C. 

Winnipeg,  Man.,  Pres.,  Mrs.  W.  Sanford  Evans. 

Canadian  Forestry  Association. 

Patron,  His  Excellency  the  Governor  General ;  Hon- 
orary President,  Sir  Wilfrid  Laurier ;  President,  Hon, 
W,  0.  Edwards;  Vice-President,  G.  Y.  Chown ;  Treas., 
Miss  M.  Robinson;  Sec'y,  James  Lawler;  Asst.  Sec'y, 

F.  W.  H.  Jacombe.     Canadian  Buldg.,  Ottawa,  Canada. 

Canadian  Home  Circles. 

INCORPORATKD  1884. 

Head  O^ce— Confederation  Life  Building,  Toronto. 

Supreme  Leader,  Thos.  R.  Young,  Toronto  ;  Supreme 
Vice-Leader,  Dent  Dalton,  Delhi ;  Supreme  Secretary, 
J.  M.  Foster,  B.  A. ,  Toronto ;  Supreme  Treasurer,  W. 
H.  Weston,  Toronto ;  Supreme  Solicitor,  W.  A.  Dowler, 
B.A.,  K.C.,  Fort  William  ;  Supreme  Medical  Examiner, 
A.  T.  Hobbs,  M.D.,  Guelph ;  Founder,  P.  M.  Pattison, 
Toronto. 

Canadian  Institute. 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  1S51. 

President,  Mr.  J.  B.  Tyrrell ;  1st  Vice-President,  Dr. 

J.  P.  McMurrich ;  2nd  Vice-President,  Mr.  Farnoldi ; 

Treasurer,    Mr.    Wm.   Scott ;    Librarian,    Dr.    A.    B. 

Macallum  ;  Secretary,  Mr.  E.   F.   Burton  ;  Editor,  Dr. 

G.  Kennedy;  Curator,  Mr.  J.  B.  Williams. 

Cariadiar\  League  for  Civic  Improvemerit. 

President,  J.  D.  Haj'den,  Cobourg ;  1st  Vice-Presi- 
dent, Major  R.  Y.  Ellis,  31  Wellington  Street  East, 
Toronto  ;  2nd  Vice-President,  R.  Tasker  Steele,  Hamil- 
ton ;  3rd  Vice-President,  W.  E.  Smallfield,  Renfrew ; 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Major  H.  J.  Snelgrove,  118  Mac- 
pherson  Ave.,  Toronto. 

Canadian    Manufacturers'   Association. 

ORQANIZED   1871.      INCORPORATED   1902. 

Head  Office,  Toronto. 
President,  W.  H.  Rowley,  Hull;  First  Vice-Pres.,  N. 
Curry,  Montreal;  Ontario  Vice-Pres.,  W.  B.  Tyndall, 
Toronto;  Quebec  Vice-Pres.,  J.  S.  N.  McDougall,  Mon- 
treal; Nova  Scotia  Vice-Pres.,  J.  P.  Edwards,  London- 
derry; British  Columbia  Vice-Pres.,  B.  T.  Rogers, 
Vancouver;  Manitoba  Vice-Pres.,  T.  R.  Deacon,  Winni- 
peg; New  Brunswick  Vice-Pres.,  ', 
Prince  Edward  Island  Vice-Pres.,  Hon.  F.  L.  Haszard, 
Charlottetown ;  Alberta  and  Saskatchewan  Vice-Pres., 
W.  H.  Clark,  Edmonton ;  Treasurer,  George  Booth, 
Toronto ;  Secretary,  G.  M.  Murray,  Toronto ;  Assistant 
Secretary,  H.  D.  Scully,  Toronto ;  Manager  Insurance 
Department,  E.  P.  Heaton,  Toronto ;  Manager  Trans- 
portation Department,  J.  E.  Walsh,  Toronto  ;  Manager 
Tariff  Department,  R.  W.  Breadner,  Toronto  ;  Manager 
Legal  Department,  F.  W.  Wegennast ;  Editor  "  Indus- 
trial Canada,"  F.  P.  Megan,  Toronto.  Standing  Com- 
mittees—Railway and  Transportation,  Chairman,  H. 


Bertram,  Dundas ;  Parliamentary,  Chairman,  Atwell 
Fleming,  Toronto ;  Tariff,  Chairman,  T.  A.  Russell, 
Toronto ;  Commercial  Intelligence,  Chairman,  S.  H. 
Chapman,  Toronto  ;  Reception  and  Membership,  Chair- 
man, J,  A.  McMahon,  Hamilton  ;  Industrial  Canada, 
Chairman,  R.  J.  Younge,  Montreal ;  Insurance,  Chair- 
man, Toronto ;  Technical  Education, 
Chairman,  Geo.  A.  Howell,  Toronto.  Local  Branches- 
Toronto,  Chairman,  W.  C.  Phillips ;  Secretary,  H.  D. 
Scully,  Montreal,  Chairman,  Robert  Gardner ;  Secre- 
tary, H.  T.  Meldrum.    British  Colurnbia,  Chairman, 

B.  T,  Rogers,  Vancouver;  Secretary,  R.  H.  H.  Alex- 
ander, Vancouver.  Manitoba,  Chairman,  M.  F.  Christie, 
Winnipeg ;  Secretary,  W.  J.  Bulman,  Winnipeg.  Nova 
Scotia,  Chairman,  H.  Flowers,  Halifax ;  Secretary,  M. 
McF.  Hall,  Halifax.  Quebec  City,  Chairman,  Joseph 
Picard;  Secretary,  L.  A.  Moisan.  Niagara  District 
Branch,  Chairman,  T.  J,  Dillon,  Welland ;  Secretary, 
H.  L.  Hatt,  Hamilton  ;  Branch,  A.  F.  Hatch  ;  Secretary, 

C.  A.  Murton. 

Canadian  Military  Institute,  Limited. 

Queen's  Ave.,  Toronto. 
Patron,  The  Governor-General;  President,  Colonel 
W.  C.  Macdonald,  commanding  16th  Infantry  Brigade; 
lion.  Secretary -Treasurer,  Mr.  L.  Homfray  Irving,  late 
C.A.  Annual  meeting  election  of  officers,  etc.,  first 
Monday  in  March. 

Canadian  Order  of  Chosen  Friends. 

INCORPORATED    1887. 

Past  Grand  Councilor,  E.  T.  Essery,  LL.B.,  K.C., 
London ;  Grand  Councilor,  Alex.  Morris,  Pembroke, 
Sheriff  of  County  of  Renfrew  ;  Grand  Vice-Councilor, 
F,  J.  Fitzgerald,  London;  Grand  Recorder,  Wm.  F, 
Montague,  Hamilton  ;  Grand  Treasurer,  S.  Broadfoot, 
Guelph;  Grand  Medical  Examiner,  J.  H.  Bell,  M.D., 
Hamilton  ;  Grand  Organizer,  W.  F.  Campbell,  Jr.,  86 
Grant  Avenue,  Hamilton.  Next  Grand  Council  meeting 
will  be  held  at  Toronto,  Ont.,  on  Wednesday,  June  7th, 
1911. 

Canadian  Order  of  Foresters. 

INCORPORATED  1879. 

High  Chief  Ranger,  J.  A.  Stewart,  Perth,  Ont.; 
High  Vice-Chief  Ranger,  J.  A.  A.  Brodeur,  Montreal, 
Que. ;  High  Secretary  George  Faulkner,  Brantford,  Ont. ; 
High  Treasurer,  Robt.  Elliott,  Brantford,  Ont. ;  Chair- 
man Medical  Board,  Dr.  U.  M.  Stanley,  Brantford,  Ont. ; 
High  Auditors,  W.  L.  Roberts,  Brantford,  Ont.,  and  J. 
P.  Hoag,  London,  Ont.;  High  Registrar,  W.  Walker, 
Montreal,  Que.  ;  High  Chaplain,  Rev.  W.  J.  West, 
Bluevale,  Ont. 

The  next  annual  meeting  will  be  held  in  the  City  of 
Toronto,  Ont.,  commencing  on  the  second  Tuesday 
in  June,  1911. 

Canadian  Press  Association. 

President,  J.  F.  MacKay,  Globe,  Toronto  ;  1st  Vice- 
President,  C.  W,  Young,  Freeholder,  Cornwall ;  2nd 
Vice-President,  J.  H.  Cranston,  Star,  Toronto;  Sec- 
Treasurer,  J,  R.  Bone,  Star,  Toronto  ;  Asst.  Secretary, 
W.  A.  Craick,  Printer  and  Pxiblisher,  Toronto, 

Canadian  Society  of  Civil  Engineers. 

President,  H.  N.  Ruttan,  Winnipeg  ;  Vice-Presidents, 
R.  W,  Leonard,  St  Catharines,  Ont.;  C.  H.  Rust,  Toronto, 
W.  F.  Tye,  Montreal ;  Treasurer,  E.  Marceau,  Montreal ; 
Secretary,  C.  H.  McLeod,  Montreal. 

Canadian  Society  of  Forest  Engineers. 

Active  membership  is  restricted  to  "trained  foresters 
resident  in  Canada."    Society  organized  March  13, 1908. 

President,  Dr.  B.  E.  Fernow ;  Vice.- Pres.,  R.  H.  Camp- 
bell;  Sec-Treas.,  F.  W.  H.  Jacombe,  Forestry  Branch, 
Dept.  of  the  Interior,  Ottawa;  Executive  Committee, 
the  above  officers  and  Messrs.  H.  R.  MacMillan  and 
Ellwood  Wilson. 

Children's  Aid  Society  of  Toronto. 

President,  J.  K.  Macdonald ;  Treasurer,  A.  M.  Camp- 
bell ;  Secretary,  Wm.  Duncan ;  Hon.  Solicitor,  W.  B. 
RajTnond;  Inspector  and  Superintendent  of  Shelter, 
Wm.  Duncan. 


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Confraternity  of  the  Blessed  Sacrament  of  the 
Body  and  Blood  of  Christ. 

CANADIAN    BRANCH. 

Provincial  Superior,  Rev.  F.  G.  Scott,  M.A.,D.C.L., 
St.  Matthew's  Church,  Quebec  city  ;  Prov.  Sec.-Treas., 
W.  H.  A.  Eckhardt,  No.  Ill  Laval  Avenue,  Montreal,  Q., 
wards  in  the  principal  cities. 

Dairy  Schools. 

EASTERN   DAIRY   SCHOOL,    KINGSTON,   ONT. 

Director,  Geo.  A.  Putnam,  Toronto  ;  Superintendent, 
G.  G.  Publow,  Kinofston. 

ONTARIO   AGRICULTURAL   COLLEGE   DAIRY  SCHOOL,   GUELPH, 
ONTARIO. 

Director,  Geo.  C.  Creelman,  Guelph ;  Superintendent, 
Prof.  H.  H.  Dean,  Guelph. 

Dominion  Educational  Association. 

Place  of  meefMigr— Montreal. 

President,  Jas.  W.  Robertson,  Principal  Macdonald 
College,  Ste.  Ande  de  Bellevue,  P.Q.;  Vice-President, 
A.  H.  MacKaj%  Chief  Superintendent  of  Education, 
Halifax,  N.S.;  General  Secretary,  C.  J.  Lynde,  Professor 
of  Physics,  Macdonald  College,  St.  Anne  de  Bellevue, 
P.Q. ;  Treasurer,  J.  A.  Dale,  Professor  of  Education, 
McGill  University,  Montreal,  P.Q. 

Time  of  next  meeting,  1912. 

Dominion  of  Canada  Rifle  Associatioi). 

Patron,  His  Excellency  the  Governor-General  of  Can- 
ada ;  Hon.  Presdt.,  Col.  the  Hon.  Sir  F.  W.  Borden, 
K.C.M.G.,  M.P.,  Ottawa ;  Presdt.,  Col.  S.  Hughes,  M.P., 
Lindsay,  Ont. ;  Secy.,  Capt.  R.  J.  Birdwhistle,  Ottawa  ; 
Treas.,  Major  E.  D.  Sutherland,  I.S.O.,  Ottawa;  Chair- 
man of  Council,  Lt. -Col.  J.  Burland,  Montreal;  Chair- 
man of  Executive  Committee,  Col.  John  Tilton,  Ottawa ; 
Auditors,  Messrs.  Cunningham  &  Co.,  Ottawa.  The 
election  of  officers  is  held  on  the  last  Friday  in.February, 
annually. 

Elgiq  Historical  aqd  Scientific  Institute. 

President,  James  H.  Coyne,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.C.; 
Vice-President,  Mrs.  J.  H.  Wilson ;  Secretary,  Herbert 
S.  Wegg  ;  Treasurer,  W.  H.  Murch ;  Curator,  Mrs.  St. 
Thomas  Smith  ;  Editor,  Judge  C.  O.  Ermatinger. 

English  Churcl\  Union. 

Organized  1859. 

President,  The  Right  Hon.  Viscount  Halifax. 

Election  of  officers  at  annual  meeting  in  June,  held  at 
Society's  offices,  No.  35  Wellington  Street,  Strand,  W.C., 
London,  England. 

DOMINION   OF  CANADA  BRANCH. 

Corresponding  Secretary,  W.  H.  A.  Eckhardt,  No.  Ill 
Laval  Av.,  Montreal,  P.Q.    Membership  in  Canada,  260. 

Geographic  Board  of  Canada,  Ottawa. 

Chairman,  ;  Secretary,  A.  H.  Whitcher. 

Geological  Society  of  Anierica. 

President,  Arnold  Hague,  Washington,  D.C.;  Vice- 
Presidents,  Charles  Schuchert,  New  Haven,  Conn.;  A. 
P.  Low,  Ottawa,  Canada ;  Secretary,  Edmund  Otis 
Hovey,  Amer.  Mus.  of  Nat.  His.,  New  York  ;  Treasurer, 
Wm.  Bullock  Clark,  Baltimore,  Md. ;  Editor,  J.  Stanley- 
Brown,  Cold  Spring  Harbor,  N.Y.;  Librarian,  H.  P. 
Cushing,  Cleveland,  O. 

The  annual  meeting  is  the  winter  meeting,  the  last 
week  in  December  of  each  year,  in  different  cities. 

Grand  Black  Chapter  of  British  America  of  the 
Royal  Black  Knights  of  Ireland. 

M.  W.  Grand  Master,  Sir  Thos.  Gilday,  11°,  155,  309 
St.  James  Street,  Montreal  ;  Deputy  Grand  Master, 
Sir  Joseph  McGill,  11°,  110,  Deloraine,  Man.;  Associate 
Deputy  Grand  Master,  Sir  Dan.  McDougall,  11°,  358  Glace 
Bay,N.'S.;  Grand  Chaplain,SirB,ev.  Canon  W.  Walsh,ll°, 
111,  Streetsville  ;  Grand  Registrar,  Sir  J.  S.  Williams, 
ir,  Hon.  D.G.M.  Ireland,  292,  Toronto  ;  Deputy  Grand 


Registrar,  Sir  Wm.  M.  Clark,  11°,  148,  Hamilton ; 
Grand  Treasurer,  Sir  W.  H.  Wilson,  11°,  96,  Toronto  ; 
Deputy  Grand  Treasiirer,  Sir  T.  H.  Wilson,  11°,  292, 
Toronto ;  Grand  Lecturer,  Sir  Thomas  Haw,  11°,  344, 
4  Argyle  Street,  Toronto ;  Gravid  Censor,  Sir  J.  J. 
Reith,  11°,  712,  Grand  Valley ;  Deputy  Gravid  Censor, 
SirT.  J.  Noble,  11°,  380,  Winnipeg;  Grand  Marshall, 
Sir  J.  J.  D.  Banting,  11°,  109,  Cookstown  ;  Grand  Stan- 
dard Bearers,  Sir  Benjamin  Kirk,  11°,  96,  Toronto,  Sir 
J.  R.  Finlay,  11°,  679,  West  Toronto ;  Grand  Pursui- 
vants, Sir  Jas.  Kane,  11°,  278,  St.  Thomas,  Sir  S.  J. 
Moran,  11°,  601,  Allandale ;  Grand  Committee,  Sir  J. 
Dane,  11°,  335,  Gorrie,  Sir  A.  McMaster,  11°,  545,  Car- 
berry,  Sir  N.  Seed,  1]°,  355,  Wallaceburg,  Sir  W.  Steen, 
11°,  292,  Toronto,  Sir  W.  G.  Smith,  11°,  148,  Hamilton, 
Sir  E.  A.  Fennell,  11°,  292,  Toronto,  Sir  G.  H.  Hunt,  11°, 
712,  Grand  Valley  ;  Grand  Auditors,  Sir  Wm.  Lee,  11°, 
96,  Toronto,  Sir  Wm.  Chenery,  11°,  344,  Toronto. 

Next  meeting  in  Winnipeg,  Man.,  last  Monday  in  May, 
1911. 

PROVINCIAL  GRAND   BLACK  CHAPTER,    ONTARIO   WEST. 

Grand  Master,  Sir  Lt.-Col.  A.  E.  Belcher,  436,  South- 
ampton ;  D.G.M. ,  Sir  A.  J.  Hunter,  621,  Orangeville ; 
A.D.G.M.,  Sir  F.  R.  Parnell,  159,  St.  Catharines ;  G.C., 
Sir  Rev.  Canon  Wm.  Walsh,  111,  Streetsville ;  G.R.,  Sir  E. 
A.  Fennell,  292,  Toronto  ;  D.G.R.,  Sir  W.  M.  Clark, 
14-^,  Hamilton;  G.T.,  Sir  W.  Cook,  434,  Meaford ; 
D.G.T.,  Sir  A.  A.  Gray,  344,  Toronto;  G.L„  Sir  W.  J. 
McCausland,  344,  Toronto;  D.G.L.,  Sir  E.  Lankin,  337, 
Toronto;  G.Cs.,  Sir  S.  Mahood,  345,  Wallaceburg,  Sir 
Jas.  McClelland,  712,  Grand  Valley;  G.S.B's.,  Sir  C. 
Armstrong,  344,  Toronto,  Sir  J.  E.  East,  539,  Walker- 
ville;  G.P's.,  Sir  H.  C.  Clendenning,  686,  Toronto,  Sir 
S.  J.  McMoran,  601,  Allandale  ;  G.C.,  Sirs  Thos.  Robin- 
son, 109  Newton  Robinson,  G.  H.  Hunt,  712,  Grand 
Valley,  N.  Seed,  345,  Wallaceburg,  W.  G.  Smith,  148, 
Crown  Point,  J.  T.  Mitchell,  159,  St.  Catharines,  John 
Ward,  337,  Toronto,  Wm.  Steen,  292,  Toronto. 

Next  meeting  at  Barrie,  Ont.,  2nd  Monday  in  March, 
1911. 

PROVINCIAL  GRAND   BLACK   CHAPTER,  ONTARIO   EAST. 

Grand  Master,  Sir  S.  Grant,  252,  Tweed  ;  D.G.M., 
Sir  J.  Batten,  261,  Peterboro' ;  A. D.G.M.,  Sir  W.  H. 
Sproule,  227,  Ottawa;  G.C.,  Sir  Ralph  Fulcher,  748, 
Marmora;  G.R.,  Sir  J.  Kelley, 262,  Lindsay ;  D.G.R.,  Sir 
A.  W.  Gray,  537,  Kingston;  G.T.,  SirT.  C.  McConnell, 
268,  Springhill;  D.G.T.,  Sir  T.  H.  Thompson,  714, 
Madoc;  G.L.,  Sir  J.  C.  Smith,  714,  Madoc  ;  D.G.L., 
Sir  E.  A.  Morrow,  505,  Stirling ;  G.C's.,  Sir  W.  H.  Kells, 
167,  Queensboro,  Sir  J.  E.  Pratt,  442,  Kemptville ; 
G.S.B's.,  Sir  W.  E.  Tummon,  770,  Crookston,  Sir  J.  W. 
Elliott,  262,  Dunsford  ;  G.P.,  Sir  J.  J.  Porrett,  252, 
Tweed  ;  G.C.,  Sirs  J.  W.  Featherstone,  227,  Ottawa,  W., 
F.  Elliott,  631,  Frankford,  A.  W.  Garrison.  747,  Stirling, 
Jas.  Byers,  398,  Purple  Hill,  Wm.  Blythe,  232,  Dun- 
vegan,  Geo.  Brown,  252,  Tweed,  Geo.  McCartney,  398, 
Bethany, 

Next  meeting  in  Smith's  Falls,  Ont,,  third  Monday 
in  March,  1911. 

PROVINCIAL  GRAND  BLACK  CHAPTER,  MANITOBA. 

Gra7id  Master,  Sir  Robinson  Morrison,  380,  Winnipeg  ; 
D.G.M.,  SirR,  W.  Burch,  543,  Roland;  A. D.G.M.,  Sir 
W.  R.  McConnell,  685,  Winnipeg ;  G.C.,  Sir  R.  W. 
Runions,  280,  Norwood ;  G.R.,  Sir  A.  F.  Bateman, 
540.  Baldur;  D.G.R.,  Sir  G,  McCord,  545,  Winnipeg; 
G.T.,  Sir  Jos.  Andrew,  328,  Hamiota;  D.G.T.,  Sir  J, 
Murray,  545,  Carberry  ;  G.L.,  Sir  H.  Brown,  396,  Killar- 
ney  ;  D.G.L.,  Sir  J.  E.  Mason,  51.5,  Portage  la  Prairie  ; 
G.C's.,  Sir  W.  J.  Stewart,  733,  Winnipeg,  Sir  M.  H. 
Owens,  515,  High  Bluff  ;  G.S.B's.,  Sir  J.  H.  Bates,  110, 
Deloraine,  Sir  G.  B.  McCready,  733,  Winnipeg  ;  G.P's., 
Sir  D.  Lipsett,  380,  Winnipeg,  Sir  Wm.  Moore,  380, 
Winnipeg;  G.C.,  Sirs  Jas.  Willoughby,  380,  Winnipeg, 
W  G.  Martin,  685,  Winnipeg,  I).  Cormack,  685,  Winni- 
peg, J.  Bartlev,  543.  Roland,  T.  J.  Caves,  328,  Hamiota, 
J.  R.  Moore,  "733,  Winnipeg,  R,  McGreggor,  545,  Mc- 
Gregor. 

Next  meeting  in  Brandon,  Man.,  Feb.  28th,  1911. 

PROVINCIAL  GRAND  BLACK  CHAPTER,   BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 

Grand  Master,  Sir  W.  H.  Dunmore,  544,  Vancouver; 
D  G.M.,  Sir  G.  Grimison,  538,  Victoria  ;  A. D.G.M.,  Sir 
Fred.  Pakingham,  372,  Hatzie  P.O.;  G.C.,  Sir  W.  H. 
Brett,  544,  Vancouver;  G.R.,  Sir  J.  J.  Tulk,  544,  Van- 


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couver;  D.Q,R.,  Sir  C.  Elliott,  544,  Vancouver;  O.T., 
Sir  E.  Fawcett,  544,  Vancouver;  D.G.T.,  Sir  H.  Wil- 
kinson, 640,  Kainloops ;  G.L,,  Sir  A.  Armstrong,  638, 
Cumberland  ;  D.O.L.,  Sir  T.  H.  Evans,  544,  Vancouver ; 
O.C's.,  Sir  R.  A,  Stoney,  459,  New  Westminster,  Sir  D, 
Gibbard,  372,  Mission  City  ;  G.S.B's.,  Sir  D.  Cross,  459, 
New  Westminster,  SirG.  Dennis,  454,  Ladner  ;  G.P.,  Sir 
L.  T.  Smirl,  544,  Vancouver  ;  G.C.,  Sirs  E.  B,  Langdale, 
544,  Vancouver,  F.  J,  Westcott,  378,  Chilliwack,  T. 
Fripp,  372,  Mission  City,  H,  T.  Thrift,  365,  Surrey 
Centre,  G.  H.  Lawrence,  640  Kamloops,  H.  Birmingham, 
544,  Vancouver,  J.  W.  Whiteley,  544,  Vancouver. 
Next  meeting  in  Chilliwack,  February,  1911. 

PROVINCIAL   GRAND   BLACK   CHAPTER,   NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Grmul  Master,  Sir  J.  M.  Humphreys,  519,  Trenton ; 
D.G.M.,  Sir  W.  M.  McDonald,  358,  Glace  Bay  ;  A.D.G.M., 
Sir  W.  N.  Morrison,  358,  Glace  Bay ;  G.C.,  Sir  E. 
M.  Beyanson,  358,  New  Aberdeen;  G.R.,  Sir  D,  M. 
Matheson,  678,  Whitney  Pier;  D.G.R.,  Sir  D.  McVicar, 
358  Glace  Bay  •,G.T.,  Sir  H.  C.  Gass,  675,  Truro ;  D.G.T., 
Sir  Jas.  Forsyth,  709,  Amherst ;  G.L.,  Sir  N.  D.  Simpson, 
519,  Trenton  ;  D.G.L.,  Sir  E.  H.  Humphries,  519,  Tren- 
ton ;  G.C8.,  Sir  J.  D.  Cameron,  294,  Springhill  Mines, 
Sir  M.  Miller,  567,  Westville  ;  G.S.B's.,  Sir  O.  P.  Penny, 
294,  Springhill  Mines,  Sir  D,  J.  Evans,  519,  Trenton  ; 
G.P.,  Sir  Geo.  Lauther,  675,  Truro ;  G.C.,  Sirs  D.  Mc- 
Dougall,  358,  Glace  Bay,  E.  C.  Humphreys,  519,Trenton, 
R.  D.  Bailie,  519,  Trenton,  I.  Beozley,  555,  North  Syd- 
ney, E.  C.  McDonald,  519,  Trenton,  Geo.  White,  677, 
New  Glasgow,  H.  R,  McVicar  678,  Sydney. 

Next  meeting  in  Sydney,  N.S.,  March  14th,  1911. 

PROVINCIAL   GRAND   BLACK  CHAPTKR,  NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Grand  Master,  Sir  J.  W.  Penny,  216,  St.  John's  ; 
D.G.M.,  Sir  R.  A.  Russel.  458,  Bay  Roberts;  A.D.G.M., 
Sir  C.  G.  Rendell,  546,  Heart's  Content;  G.C.,  Sir  Rev. 
E.  P.  Ward,  216,  St,  John's;  G.R.,  Sir  J.  Milley,  566, 
Western  Bay;  G.T.,  Sir  W.  Ash,  216,  St.  John's:  G.L., 
SirR.  W.  Taylor,  514,  Carbonear ;  G.Cs.,  Sir  E.  Butt, 
566,  Western  Bay,  Sir  H.  Thomas,  216  St.  John's : 
G.S.B's.,  Sir  T.  C.  Badcock,  514,  Carbonear,  Sir  J.  Snow, 
458,  Bay  Roberts;  G.P's.,  Sir  E.  Coish,  566,  Western 
Bay,  Sir  J.  Badcock,  216,  St.  John's  ;  D.G.R.,  Sir  R.  A. 
Squires,  216,  St.  John's  ;  D.G.T.,  Sir  G.  DeGrow  ;  D.L., 
Sir  E.  Day,  216,  St.  John's  ;  G.C.,  Sirs  W.  Hopkins,  546, 
Heart's  Content,  R.  J.  Ivamy,  216,  St,  John's,  J.  C, 
Puddester,  566,  Western  Bay,  J.  Clarke,  514,  Carbonear, 
T.  F,  Butt,  216,  St,  John's,  W,  J.  Mercer,  458,  Bay 
Roberts,  L,  Butt,  566,  Western  Bay, 

Next  meeting  date  to  be  arranged, 

Hamiltori  Scieritiflc  Associatiori. 

ESTABLISHED  1857, 

Honorary  Presidents,  Adam  Brown,  A,  Alexander, 
F.S.Sc,  H,  B.  Witton;  President,  Lyman  Lee,  B.A.; 
Ist  Vice-President,  G.  Parry  Jenkins,  F.R.A.S.;  2nd 
Vice-President,  J,  F.  Ballard ;  Corresponding  Secretary, 
W.  A,  Child,  Ph.B.,  M.A.;  Recording  Secretary,  James 
Gabsby ;  Treasurer,  P,  L.  Scriven ;  Curator,  Col,  C,  C, 
Grant, 

Imperial  Order  of  tl\e  Daugl^ters  of  the  Erripire 
and  the  Cl\ildren  of  tlie  En^pire. 

(Junior  Branch). 
National  Chapter  of  Canada :  Head  Office,  Room  114, 
St.  James  Chambers,  Adelaide  St.  E.,  Toronto. 
President,  Mrs.  Nordheimer ;  Vice-Presidents,  Mrs. 
Albert  Gooderham,  Mrs.  P.  D.  Crerar,  Mrs.  William 
MacKenzie  ;  Honorary  Secretary,  Mrs.  George  P.  Reid  ; 
Honorary  Treasurer,  Mrs.  J.  Bruce ;  Honorary  Organ- 
izing Secretary,  Miss  Merritt ;  Standard  Bearer,  Mrs. 
James  Scott ;  Secretary,  Miss  Collett. 

Independent  Order  of  Foresters. 

INCORPORATED   1881   AND   1889. 

Executive  Cowncii— S.C.R.,  Elliott  G.  Stevenson, 
Toronto ;  P.S.C.R.,  Victor  Morin,  B.  A.,  Montreal,  Que.; 
S.V.C.R.,  J.  D,  Clark,  Attorney-at-law,  Davton,  Ohio; 
S.S.,  R.  Mathison,  Toronto;  Acting  S.P.,  T.  Millman, 
M.D.,  Toronto;  S. P.,  Thomas  Millman,  M.D.,  Toronto; 
S.C,  W.  H,  Hunter,  M.A.,  Toronto,  High  Standing 
Committee  of  Western  Ontario— K.G.R.,  George  W. 
Wands,  Chatham;  P,H.C.R.,  Very  Rev.  Dean  Davis, 
London;  H.V.CR.,  C.  N.  Greenwood,  Stratford;  H.S., 


W.  A,  Henderson,  M.D.,  Sarnia;  H.T.,  J.  H,  Hambly, 
London;  H.  Phy.,  Dr.  Woods,  Mt.  Brydges ;  H.C.,  H. 

B.  Morphy,  Listowel.  High  Standing  Committee  of 
Eastern  Ontario— R.C.R.,  A.  L.  Smith,  Cornwall; 
P.H.C.R.,  W.  H.  Lowrie,  Russell;  H.V.C.R.,  G.  M. 
Farrington,  Picton  ;  H.S.,  G.  L.  Dickinson,  Manotick; 
H.T.,  J.  S.  R.  McCann,  Kingston;  H.P.,  Dr.  J.  U. 
Simmons,  Frankford  ;  H.C.,  H.  O.  E.  Pratt,  Ottawa. 
High  Standing  Committee  0}  Central  Ontario— R-CR., 
Clarence  Bell,  25  Hamburg  Ave.,  Toronto;  P.H.C.R., 
J.  T.  Scott,  Caledon  East;  H.V.C.R.,  E.  E.  Snider,  Port 
Hope;  H.S.,  R.  J.  Niddrie,  M.D.,  Creemore ;  H.T., 
Alex.  Stewart,  Toronto;  H.P.,  W.  D.  Sharpe,  M.D., 
Brampton  ;  H.C.,  G.  G,  Albery,  Meaford.  High  Stand- 
ing Committee  of  New  Ontario— H.C.n.,  H.  E.  Roy  da, 
Port  Arthur  ;  P.H.C.R.,  T.  A.  Hand,  Sault  Ste.  Marie  ; 
H.V.C.R.,  W.  G.  Cressy,  Copper  Clifif;  H.S.,  E.  Noble, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie  ;  H.T.,  G.  Earle,  Sudbury  ;  H.P.,  Dr. 

C.  J.  H.  Shipman,  Port  Arthur ;  H.C.,  F.  E.  Williams, 
Thessalon. 

Independent  Order  of  Odd  Fellows. 

GRAND  LODGE,   MARITIME   PROVINCES   OF  CANADA, 

Grand  Master,  Dr.  A.  D.  Smith,  St.  John,  N.B,; 
Deputy  Grand  Master,  John  A.  Craig,  Yarmouth,  N.S.; 
Grand  Warden,  Dugald  Stewart,  M.D,,  Bridgewater, 
N.S.;  Grand  Secretary,  J.  J,  McKinnon,  Charlottetown, 
P.E.L;  Grand  Treasurer,  J.  H.  Balcom,  Halifax,  N.S.; 
Grand  Representatives,  Smith  L.  Walker,  M.D.,  Truro, 
N.S.,  and  L.  M.  Robinson,  St.  Stephen,  N.B.;  Grand 
Chaplain,  Rev.  B.  H.  Thomas,  Dorchester,  N.B.;  Grand 
Marshal,  R,  H,  McKay,  Westville,  N.S.;  Grand  Con- 
ductor, J,  R.  Duff,  Sydney,  N.S.;  Grand  Guardian,  H. 

D.  Thompson,  Florenceville,  N.B,;  Grand  Herald,  Hec- 
tor McLellan,  Goldboro,  N.S. 

The  next  annual  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be 
held  in  New  Glasgow,  N,S,,  on  Wednesday,  9th  day  of 
August,  1911,  and  of  the  Grand  Encampment  and 
Rebekah  Assemblj'  at  the  same  place  on  the  day 
previous. 

InstJtut  Canadien  de  Quebec. 

Hon'y  President,  D.  J,  Montambault ;  President,  Fer- 
dinand Roy;  Vice-Presidents,  Dr.  Arthur  Simard,  H. 
Edmund  Dupre  ;  Treasurer,  Aim6  Dion  ;  Asst.  Treas., 
Aim6  Marchand  ;  Secretary.  J.  G.  Couture  ;  Asstistant 
Recording  Secretaries,  Rodolphe  Guay,  Theo.  Dub6 ; 
Corresponding  Secretary,  J,  A.  R^millard ;  Asstistant 
Corresponding  Secretaries,  Georges  Bellerive,  E.  T. 
Paquet ;  Librarian,  Joseph  Sirois ;  Curator  of  Museum, 
Dr.  Edmond  Casgrain, 

Instltut  Canadien  Francais  D'Ottawa. 

Honorary  President,  Right  Hon.  Sir  Wilfrid  Laurier, 
G.C.M.G..  etc.;  Honorary  Vice-President,  Chevalier 
F.  R.  E.  Campeau  ;  President,  C.  A.  S6guin,  LL,D.; 
Vice-President,  Henri  Bance ;  Recording  Secretary, 
Albert  Campeau  ;  Corresponding  Secretary,  J,  M, 
Loranger;  Treasurer,  J,  E.  Marion;  Librarian  and 
Curator,  J,  A,  Cantin, 

Institute  of  Cl\artered  Accountants  of  Ontario. 

Incorporated  by  Act  10  Edward  VII.,  Chapter  79  of 

Ontario. 

COUNCIL,  1910-1911, 

President,  O.  U,  Stiff,  F.C.A,;   1st  Vice-President, 

R,  E.  Young,  F.CA, ;  2nd  Vice-President,  A,  K,  Bun- 

nell,  F.C.A,;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  Arnold  Morphy; 

Registrar,  T.  Watson  Sime,  518  Continental  Life  Bldg,, 

Toronto ;    Auditors,  C,  S,  Eddis  and  J.  W,  Cringan  ; 

Solicitors,  Thomson,  Tillev&  Johnston  ;  Institute  Offices, 

518-519  Continental  Life  Bldg, 

Law  Society  of  Ontario. 

The  Law  Society  was  first  established  in  1797,  by  the 
Act  37,  Geo.  IH,,  c,  13,  which  enabled  the  then  practi- 
tioners of  the  law  to  form  themselves  into  a  society,  and 
make  rules  for  its  government.  By  the  Act  of  1822, 
2  Geo.  IV.,  c.  5,  "the  Treasurers  and  Benchers  of  the 
Law  Society  "  were  formally  incorporated ;  and  under 
these  and  other  statutes  the  Society  has  continued 
to  be  governed  by  a  Board  of  Benchers,  in  the  same 
manner  as  the  various  Law  Societies  of  England. 
Under  c,  172  (1897),  the  Benchers  are,  exclusive 
of  ex-officio  members,  elected  by  the  Bar,  the  ex- 
officio    consisting    of    the    Attorney-General    of    the 


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Dominion  for  the  time  being,  if  a  member  of  the  Bar 
of  Ontario,  and  all  members  of  the  Bar  of  Ontario  who 
have  at  any  time  held  the  office  of  Attorney -General  of 
the  Dominion  or  of  Ontario,  or  of  Attorney  or  Solicitor- 
General  of  the  former  Province  of  Upper  Canada, 
and  any  retired  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  for 
Ontario  ;  the  elected,  thirty  in  number,  being 
chosen  by  ballot,  for  a  term  of  five  years,  by  the 
members  of  the  Bar,  in  manner  prescribed  by  the  Act. 
Vacancies  during  the'term  are  filled  by  the  remaining 
Benchers.  On  the  first  day  of  Easter  Term,  annually, 
the  Benchers  appoint  one  of  their  body  to  be  Treasurer, 
who  is  also  President  of  the  Society.  The  Benchers  sit 
in  Convocation  every  term  for  the  call  of  Barristers,  the 
admission  of  Attorney's  and  Solicitors  to  Practice,  and 
of  Students  to  enter  the  Society.  Osgoode  Hall,  appro- 
priately named  after  the  first  Chief  Justice,  is  the 
Ontario  "Inn  of  Court,"  or  headquarters  of  the  Society, 
in  which  is  provided  accommodation  for  the  Court  of 
Appeal  and  the  High  Court  of  Justice  for  Ontario  ; 
with  a  valuable  and  extensive  library. 

VISITORS. 

The  several  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judica- 
ture for  Ontario. 

BENCHERS. 

Ex-Officio— Hon.  A.  B.  Aylesworth,  K.C.,  Minister  of 
Justice  and  Atty.-Gen.  for  Can. ;  Hon.  James  J.  Foy.K.C, 
Att.-Gen.  for  Ont. ;  Hon.  Edward  Blake,  K.C.,  formerly 
Minister  of  jTistice  ;  Hon.  Sam.  H.  Blake,  K.C.,  retired 
Vice-chancellor;  Hon.  Sir  Charles  H.  Tupper,  K.C., 
K.O.M.G.,  formerly  Minister  of  Justice;  ^milius  Irving, 
K.C.,  under  Statute  63  Vic,  cap.  20,  Ont.;  Hon.  J.  M. 
Gibson,  K.C,  formerly  Atty.-Genl.,  Ont.;  Hon.  J.  P. 
Whitney,  K.C,  formerly  Atty.-Genl.,  Ont.;  Hon.  F. 
Osier,  retired  Judge  Court  of  Appeal. 

Elective— E.  T.,  1906-E.  T.,  1911.— R.  Bayley,  K.C, 
London;  J.  Bicknell,  K.C,  Toronto;  A.  Bruce,  K.C. 
Hamilton  ;  Francis  H.  Chrysler,  K.C,  Ottawa;  A.  H. 
Clarke,  Windsor,  J.  E.  Farewell,  K.C,  Whitby;  G.  C 
Gibbons,  K.C,  London  ;  J.  M.  Glenn,  K.C,  St.  Thomas; 
D.  Guthrie,  K.C,  Guelph;  F.  W.  Harcourt,  K.C; 
W.  D.  Hogg,  K.C,  Ottawa ;  F,  E,  Hodgins,  K.C, 
Toronto;  Z.  A.  Lash,  K.C,  Toronto;  Geo.  Lynch- 
Staunton,  K.C,  Hamilton ;  C.  A.  Masten,  K.C,  Toronto  ; 
W.  H.  McFadden,  Brampton  ;  John  Mclntyre,  K.C, 
Kingston  ;  S.  G.  McKav,  Woodstock ;  D.  B.  Maclennan, 
K.C,  Cornwall;  A.  C.  McMaster,  W.  D.  McPherson, 
K.C,  Toronto;  J.  W.  Nesbitt.  K.C,  Hamilton;  W. 
Nesbitt,  K.  C,  Toronto;  W.  B.  Northrup,  K.C,  Belle- 
ville; C  H.  Ritchie,  K.C,  Toronto;  Geo.  F.  Shepley, 
K.C,  Toronto,  E.  S.  Smith.  K.C,  Stratford;  G.  H. 
Watson,  K.C.  Toronto;  William  R.  White,  K.C, 
Pembroke;  M.  Wilson,  K.C,  Chatham,  Toronto. 

Treasurer— Sir  ^milius  Irving,  K.C 

Secretary  and  Sub-Treasurer-D.  Donald. 

Librarian — W.  G.  Eakins. 

Assistant  Librarian— IS .  J.  Daley. 

Editor  of  Law  Reports— E.  B.  Brown,  K.C. 

Reporters- G. F.  Harman,  K.C,  A.  H.  F.  Lefroy, K.C, 
Goodwin  Gibson. 

Law  School. 

Principal— T^.  W.  Hoyles,  K.C. 

Lecturer»—i o\m  King,  M.A.,  K.C,  McG.  Young, 
B.A.,  J.  D.  Falconbridge,  J.  S.  Denison. 

Examiners— G.  M.  Clark,  E,  G.  Long,  A.  Cohen,  John 
Jenings. 

Loyal  Orange  Association. 

incorporated  1890. 
grand  orange  lodge  ok  british  america. 
Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  in 
the  City  of  Winnipeg,  last  Wednesday  in  May,  1911. 

Most  Worshipful  Grand  Master  and  Sovereign,  Dr. 
Thos.  S.  Sproule,  M.P.,  Markdale,  Ont.;  M.  W.  Grand 
Secretary,  William  Lee,  14  Berti  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. ;  M. 
W.  Grand  Treasurer,  W.  J.  Parkhill,  J. P.,  Midland,  Ont. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  ONTARIO  WEST, 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodire  will  be  held  in  the 
Town  of  Barrie,  on  the  second  Wednesday  in  March, 
1911, 

Grand  Master,  H.  Lovelock,  Toronto,  Ont.  ;  Grand 
Sec,  W.  M.  Fitzgerald,  142  Morse  St.,  Toronto;  Grand 
Treas.,  John  Hewitt,  Toronto. 


GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  ONTARIO  EAST. 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  in 
Smith's  Falls,  on  the  third  Wednesday  in  March,  1911. 

Grand  Master,  James  Berney,  Kingston,  Ont.  ;  Grand 
Secretary,  F.  M.  Clarke,  Belleville;  Grand  Treasurer, 
Robert  Gordon,  Tweed,  Ont. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  QUEBEC. 

Next  meeting  will  be  held  at  Waterville,  on  the  first 
Tuesday  in  March,  1911. 

Grand  Master,  David  Hadden,  Montreal;  Grand 
Secretary,  Alex.  Geo.  Ellis,  786  St  Urbain  St.,  Montreal, 
Que.,  Grand  Treasurer,  Samuel  Brown,  Montreal, 

GRAND   ORANGE  LODGE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  in 
St.  Stephens,  on  the  third  Tuesday  in  March,  1911, 

Grand  Master,  Rev.  A.  A.  Ridout,  Fredericton,  N.B,; 
Grand  Secretary,  Neil  J.  Morrison,  Box  238,  St.  John ; 
Grand  Treasurer,  H.  G.  Wadman,  Moncton. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  in 
Sydney,  on  the  third  Wednesday  in  March,  1911. 

Grand  Master,  George  White,  New  Glasgow  ;  Grand 
Secretary,  E.  H.  Humphreys,  P.O.  Box  77,  Trenton, 
N.S.;  Grand  Treasurer,  D.  McDougall,  Glace  Bay. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  MANITOBA, 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  in 
Brandon,  on  first  Wednesday  in  March,  1911. 

Grand  Master,  T.  J.  Noble,  Winnipeg  ;  Grand  Secre. 
tary,  W.  ConoUy,  Box  397,  Winnipeg ;  Grand  Treasurer, 
D.  Pritchard,  Carman. 

GRAND   ORANGE   LODGE    OF   SASKATCHEWAN. 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  at 
Saskatoon,  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  March,  1911. 

Grand  Master,  Dr,  D.  D.  Ellis,  Fleming;  Grand 
Secretary,  E.  F.  Collins,  Prince  Albert,  Sask.;  Treasurer, 
W.  J.  Bell,  Sintaluta. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  ALBERTA. 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  to  be  held  at 
Wetaskawin,  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  March,  1911. 

Grand  Master,  W.  G.  Niblock,  Medicine  Hat ;  Gra7id 
Secretary,  J.  G.  Nowlan,  Hardisty ;  Grand  Treasurer, 
Andrew  Davidson,  Jr.,  Strathcona. 


GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  in 
Chilliwack,  on  the  third  Wednesday  in  February,  1911. 

Grand  Master,  Rev.  R.  J.  Mclntyre.  Summerland  ; 
Gra7id  Secretary,  W.  H.  Brett,  925  Cordova  Street, 
Vancouver ;  Grand  Treasurer,  E,  J.  Clarke,  Vancouver, 
B.C. 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  in 
Suminerside,  on  the  third  Wednesday  in  March,  1911. 

Grand  Master,  Rev.  D.  McLean,  Charlottetown ; 
Grand  Secretary.  Geo.  Sutherland,  Central  Bedeque ; 
Grand  Treasurer,  Harry  Craswell,  Charlottetown, 

GRAND  ORANGE  LODGE  OF  NEWFOUNDLAND, 

Next  meeting  of  the  Grand  Lodge  will  be  held  in 
Botwood,  on  the  second  Monday  in  February,  1911, 

Grand  Master,  Capt.  A.  Kean,  St.  John's;  Grand 
Secretary,  Jordan  Milley,  Box  666,  St.  John's;  Grand 
Treasurer,  Ed.  Thomas,  St.  John's. 

ladies'  orange  benevolent  association. 
Grand  Mistress,  Miss  M.  Cullum,  Toronto;  Grand 
Secretary,  Miss  Ida  Gallager,  Chatham,  Ont. 

orange  young  BRITONS. 

Grand  Master,  Harold  Kidd,  Burritt's  Rapids,  Ont.; 
Grand  Secretary,  Shelton  Hornshaw,  110  Strachan  ave., 
Toronto ;  Grand  Treasurer,  T.  A.  Carscadden,  Russell, 
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Loyal  True  Blue  Association 

INCORPORATED   1893. 

Past  Supreme  Orand  Master,  James  I.  Hartt,  Orillia, 
Ont. ;  Most  Worshipful  Supreme  Grand  Master,  Wm.  I. 
Cole,  Cannif ton,  Ont. ;  Supreme  Deputy  Orand  Master, 
N.  W.  Beaven,  Ottawa;  Supreme  Grand  Treasurer, 
Mrs.  Tressa  Burnett,  Toronto,  Ont.;  Supreme  Grand 
Secretary,  Nicholas  Ingrram,  Box  147,  Port  Perry,  Ont. ; 
Supreme  Grand  Chaplain,  T.  H.^McCafferty,  Winnipeg, 
Man. ;  Supreme  Grand  Director  'of  Ceremonies,  W.  Pat- 
terson, Toronto,  Ont.;  Supreme  Grand  Lecturers,  G.  D. 
Kelly,  Kingston,  Ont.,  Mrs.  Maggie  Ford,  Toronto,  Ont. ; 
Supreme  Grand  Tylers,  Fred.  Creeper,  Belleville,  Ont., 
Thos.  Gauley,  Orillia,  Ont.;  Supreme  Grand  Auditors, 
J.  D.  McGill,  Toronto,  Ont.,  J.  B.  Johnson,  Orillia,  Ont. 

Masons,  Grand  Lodge  A.F.   and  A.M.  of  Ontario. 

List  of  Grand  Officers  for  1910-1911. 

Grand  Master,  M.  W.  Bro.  Daniel  F.  Macwatt,  Sarnia. 

Deputy  Grand  Master,  R.  W.  Bro.  A.White,  Toronto. 

District  Deputy  Grand  Masters— R.  W.  Bros.  F.  D. 
Laurie,  Chatham';  Thos.  Montgomery,  Sarnia;  J.  C. 
Spencer,  St.  Thomas ;  Fred  Hohvell,  Baden ;  James 
Burns,  Southampton  ;  George  Naylor,  Ingersoll ;  James 
Ireland,  Durham;  G.  R.  Lloyd,  Hamilton;  Geo.  E.  J. 
Brown,  Creemore  ;  R.  G.  Hoover,  Thorold  ;  A.  J.  Brown, 
Eglinton ;  R.  W.  Brennan,  Toronto ;  Jas.  B.  Begg, 
Lindsay ;  H.  H.  Post,  Wellington  ;  Robt.  G.  Graham, 
Gananoque;  Thos.  Dovvell,  Brockville  ;  Walter  M.  Ross, 
Ottawa  ;  D.  H.  Currie,  Kenora  ;  Frank  W.  Haynes,  New 
Liskeard ;  J.  W.  Harris,  Burk's  Falls  ;  A,  W.  McLeod, 
Newcastle  ;  H.  C.  Jones,  Vankleek  Hill.  G.S.  W.,  R.  W. 
Bro,  L.  R.  Terwilligar,  Belleville.  G.J.W.,  R.  W.  Bro. 
H.  R.  H.  Kenner,  Peterborough.  G.Chap.,  R.W,  Bro. 
Rev.  W.  de  la  Rosa,  St.  Catharines.  G.Treas.,  M.W. 
Bro.  E.  T.  Malone,  K.C.,  Toroato.  G.Sec,  R.W.  Bro. 
R.  L.  Gunn,  Hamilton.  G.R.,  R.W.  Bro.  H.  T.  Smith, 
Toronto.  G.S.D.,  V.W.  Bro.  K.  J.  Dunstan,  Toronto. 
O.J.D.,  V.W.  Bro.  J.  Alex.  Bell,  Sarnia.  G.D.  of  C, 
V.W.  Bro.  T.  McQuillan,  Toronto.  Asst.  G.  Sec,  V.W. 
Bro.  A.  Macoomb,  Toronto.  Asst.G.  D.  of  C,  V.W. 
Bro.  R.  S.  Thompson,  Thornhill.  G.S.R.,  V.  W.  Bro.  J. 
J.  McMahon,  Lindsay.  G.O.,  V.W.  Bro.  Wm.  Gill, 
Kingston.  Asst.  G.O.,  V.W.  Bro.  S.  B.  McClung,  Tren- 
ton. G.S.  of  W.,  V.W.  Bro.  Wm.  H.  Hewson,  Pene- 
tanguishene.  G.P.,  V.W.  Bro.  W.  W.  Burleigh,  St. 
Catharines.  G.Ss.,  V.W.  Bros.  Jos.  Ellerton,  L.  Cur- 
rent, W.  G.  Hill,  Queensville,  D.  McLeod,  Keewatin,  J. 
Fox,  Lucan,  S.  S.  Donaldson,  Strathroy,  Jos.  Wilson, 
Nilestown,  E.  T.  Huston,  Glencoe,  Geo.  W.  Smith,  Port 
Elgin,  Claude  Mitchell,  Scotland,  C.  A.  Boehm,  Berlin, 
L.  Grant,  Georgetown,  R.  Conn,  Kemptville,  J.  C. 
Switzcr,  Carlton  Place,  H.  J.  Bird,  Jr.,  Bracebridge. 
G.S.B's.,  V.AV.  Bros.  Henry  Pacy,  Havelock,  C.  A.  Mac- 
Haffie.  G.T.,  W.  Bro.  C.  G.  MoDermott,  St.  Catharines. 
His.  ofG.L.,  M.W.  Bro.  J.  Ross  Robertson,  Toronto. 

I\|as3ns,   Grand  Chapter  l^oyal  \vg\\  Masons  of 
Canada. 

Grand  Council,  R.  E.  Comps.  Geo.  Moore,  Hamilton, 
Gr.Z.;  F.  W.  Harcourt,  Toronto,  Gr.H.;  D.  F.  Macwatt, 
Sarnia,  Gr.  J. 

Grand  Scribe  E.,  R.E.  Comp.  G.  J.  Bennett,  Toronto. 
Grand  Scribe  N.,  R.E.  Comp.  A.  T.  Freed,  Hamilton. 
G.  Treas.,  M.E.  Comp.  Wm.  Gibson,  Beamsville.  G.P.S. 
R.E.  Comp.  Russell  Hartney,  Brandon.  G.R.,  R.E. 
Comp.  F.  A.  H.  Fysh,  Dawson.  G.J.,  Comp.  J.  M. 
Pritchard,  Toronto.  G.  Sups.,  R.E.  Comps.  M.  B. 
Squire,  Windsor,  St.  Clair  Dis.;  S.  E.  Cornell,  Sarnia, 
London  Dis.;  J.  W.  Dutton,  Woodstock.  Wilson  Dis.; 
David  Collins,  Gait,  Wellington  Dis. ;  F.  Miller,  Hamil- 
ton, Hamilton  Dis.;  J.  G.  Constable,  St.  Mary's,  Huron 
Dis.;  W.  F.  Randall,  Grimsby,  Niagara  Dis.;  E.  M. 
Carleton,  Toronto,  Toronto  Dis.;  W.  H.  AVright,  Owen 
Sound,  Georgian  Dis.;  W.  H.  Walkey,  Peterboro,  On- 
tario Dis.;  B.  H.  Siddell,  Trenton,  Prince  Edward  Dis.; 
W.  C.  Davy,  Morrisburg,  St.  Lawrence  Dis.;  John  W. 
Fenton,  Ottawa,  Ottawa  Dis.;  F.  A.  Campbell,  Kenora, 
Algoma  Dis.;  Wm.  Young,  Neepawa,  Manitoba  Dis.; 
Wm.  Burns,  Vancouver,  British  Columbia  Dis. ;  James 
Rae,  Medicine  Hat,  Alberta  Dis.;  J.  F.  Armstrong, 
Cranbrook,  Kootenay  Dis. ;  Geo.  Will,  Prince  Albert, 
Saskatchewan  Dis  ;  T.  E.  Simpson,  Sault  Ste.  Marie, 


N.  Ontario  Dis.  G.S.S.,  V.E.  Comp.  S.  R.  Bews,  Milton. 
G.J.S.,  V.E.  Comp.  John  McCurrah,  Toronto.  G.L., 
R.E.  Comp.  J.  B.  Nixon,  Toronto.  G.S.B.,  V.E.  Comp. 
G.  J.  Scott,  Oshawa.      G.M.  of  1st  Veil,  V.E.  Comp.  J. 

E.  Keays,  London.  G.M.  of  2nd  Veil,  V.E.  Comp.  Geo. 
K.  Dewey,  Brockville.  G.M.  of  3rd  Veil,  V.E.  Comp. 
D.  Robertson,  Rainy  River.  G.M.  of  Uh  Veil,  V.E. 
Comp.   Frank  Hills,  Hamilton.     G.St.B.,  V.E.  Comp. 

F.  G.  Rumble,  Winnipeg.  G.D.  of  C,  V.E.  Comp.  W. 
M.  Dickson,  Renfrew.  G.O.,  V.E.  Comp.  J.  B.  Way, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie.  O.P.,  V.E.  Comp.  J.  A.  C.  Stewart, 
Toronto.  G.S's.,  V.E.  Comps.  W.  G.  Irwin,  Stratford, 
J.  J.  Dunlop,  Edmonton,  Jas.  Shrubsole,  Barrie,  Chas. 
F.  Walt,  Stirling,  R.  H.  Haire,  Paris,  Edward  Elwell, 
Cranbrook,  D.  E.  Russell,  Chatham,  F.  H.  Brown,  Port 
Hope,  Jas.  McCauley,  Moose  Jaw,  J.  Livingstone, 
Harriston. 

MIsslsquol  Cour\ty  Historical  Society. 

Hon.  Presidents,  Hon.  Judge  Lynch,  Hon.  Geo.  B. 
Baker,  Mr.  John  P.  Noyes ;  President,  Hon.  J.  C. 
McCorkill  ;  Vice-Presidents,  E.  E.  Spencer,  C.  O.  Jones 
and  F.  X.  A.  Giroux ;  Secretary,  Chas.  S.  Moore,  Stan- 
bridge  East,  P.Q.  ;  Auditor,  ^Ir.  Geo.  Capsey;  President 
of  Wom,en's  Committee,  Mrs.  S.  A.  C.  Morgan ;  Vice- 
President  of  Women's  Committee,  Mrs.  Theodora  Moore. 

National  Sanitarium  Associatior|. 

INCORPORATED  1896. 

President,  Lord  Strathcona  and  Mount  Royal ;  Chair- 
man Executive  Committee,  W.  J.  Gage;  Sec'y-Treasurer, 
J.  B.  Watson  ;  Office  :  347  King  St.  W.,  Toronto  ;  Phy- 
sician-in-Chief,  W.  B.  Kendall,  M.D.,  CM.  The  Muskoka 
Free  Hospital  for  Consumptives,  Gravenhurst  (supported 
by  voluntary  contributions) ;  Physician-in-Chief,  W. 
B.  Kendall,  M.D.,C.M.;  Director  Pathological  Depart- 
ment,  A.  H.  Caulfield,  M.D. 

TORONTO  FREE  HOSPITAL  FOR  CONSUMPTIVES. 

Incorporated  1906. 
Chairman  of  Trust,  W.  J.  Gage,  Esq. ;  1st  Vice- 
Chairman,  Hon.  W.  A.  Charlton ;  2nd  Vice-Chair- 
man and  Treasurer,  H.  P.  Dwight,  Esq.  ;  Hon.  Secre- 
tary, J.  L.  Hughes,  Esq.  ;  R.  H.  Davies,  Esq.  ;  Ambrose 
Kent,  Esq. ;  W.  Lloyd  Wood,  Esq.  Executive— Secretary , 
J.  S.  Robertson;  Physician-in-Chief,  W.,J.  Dobbie, 
M.D. 

KING  EDWARD  SANATORIUM   POR  CONSUMPTIVES. 

Near  Weston.     Established  1907. 
Under  direction  same  Trust  Board  and  officers  as 
Toronto  Free  Hospital  for  Consumptives. 

Natural  History  Society  of  New  Brunswick, 
St.  John,  N.B. 

Patron— His  Honor  the  Lieutenant-Governor,  Hon. 
Lemuel  J.  Tweedie. 

COUNCIIi  FOR  1909-10. 
President,  Hon.  John  V.Ellis,  LL.D.;  Vice-Presidents, 
Geo.  F.  Matthew,  LL.D..  Geo.  U.  Hay,  D.^c;  Treasurer, 
A.  Gordon  Leavitt ;  Recording  Secretary,  John  G. 
McKinnon ;  Curator  and  Corresponding  Secretary,  Wm. 
Mcintosh  ;  Librarian,  W.  L.  McDiarmid  ;  Additional 
Members  of  Council,  H.  G.  Addy,  M.D.,  Jas.  A.  Estey, 
Theodore  H.  Estabrooks,  J.  Roy  Campbell,  William  F. 
Burditt. 

LADIES'  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Mrs.  Geo.  F.  Matthew  ;  Vice-Presidents, 
Mrs.  Geo.  U.  Hay,  Mrs.  Geo.  F.  Smith,  Mrs.  J.  H. 
Thomson ;  Treasurer,  Miss  Grace  W.  Leavitt ;  Recording 
Secretary,  Mrs.  Chas.  A.  Macdonald  ;  Corresponding 
Secretary,  Miss  F.  A.  Hoyt. 

New  Brunswick  Historical  Society. 

President,  Clarence  Ward ;  Vice-Presidents,  T. 
O'Brien,  G.  A.  Henderson ;  Rec.  Secretary,  Rev.  W.  O. 
Raymond;  Cor.  Secretary,  D.  R.  Jack;  Treasurer,  Lt.- 
Col.  J.  R.  Armstrong  ;  Librarian,  Jonas  Howe ;  Council, 
Dr.  P.  R.  Inches,  Dr.  G.  U.  Hay,  Lt.-Col.  J.  R.  Arm- 
strong, S.  D.  Scott,  Edward  Sears. 


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fliagara  District  Yeteraqs'  Association, 
St.  Cattiarines. 

ORGANIZED     1896. 

Patron,  Maj.-Gen.  Fred,  W.  Benson,  C.B. ;  Hon. 
President,  Thomas  O'Donnell  ;  President,  Andrew 
Riddell ;  1st  Vice-President,  Geo.  Wilson ;  2nd  Vice- 
President,  R.  J.  Black;  Secretary,  Adam  Borrow- 
nian  ;  Treasurer,  W.  H.  Drj'sdale  ;  Honorary  Chaplain, 
Rev.  T.  J.  Kenny ;  Active  Chaplain,  Major  Rev.  Dean 
Keer ;  Commander,  Levi  Yale  ;  Standard  Bearers, 
Harry  McCann,  Jos.  Disher ;  Bugler,  John  Phalin ; 
Auditors,  Charles  Chapman,  W.  H.  McCordiek.  Execu- 
tive added,  Joseph  Disher,  Jamieson  Black,  Emmerson 
Wright,  Wm.  McCarty,  W.  O.  Donell,  Thos.  Kyle. 

Nova  Scotia  Historical  Society. 

President,  James  S.  Macdonald,  Halifax ;  Vice-Presi- 
dents, Mr.  Justice  Longley,  Ven.  Archdeacon  Armitage, 
Dr.  M.  A.  B,  Smith  ;  Secretaries,  W.  L.  Payzant,  Harry 
Piers ;  Treasurer,  R.  J.  Wilson. 

Numismatic  and  Antiquarian  Society  of  Montreal. 

CHATEAU  DE  RAMEZAY,  MONTREAL. 

President,  Judge  L.  W.  Sicotte  ;  Vice-Presidents,  W. 

D.  Lighthall,  C.  T.  Hart,  L.  G.  A.  Cresse,  J.  Reid,  Judge 

E.  Lafontaine,  Ludger  Gravel ;  //"o/i.  Treasurer,  G. 
Durnford ;  Hon.  Curator,  R.  W.  McLachlan  ;  Hon. 
liec.  Secretary,  C.  A.  Harwood  ;  Hon.  Cor.  Secretary, 
P.  Smith ;  Hon.  Librarian,  Victor  Morin. 

Ontario  Association  of  i^rchitects. 

President,  A.  Frank  Wickson ;  1st  Vice-President, 
Prof.  C.  H,  C.  Wright;  2nd  Vice-President,  Henry 
Sproatt ;  Treasurer,  Grant  Helliwell ;  Registrar,  Her- 
bert E,  Moore,  43  King  St.  West,  Toronto. 

Oqtario  ^ssociatior\  Football  League. 

Hon.  Pres.,  Thos.  Brownlee,  Toronto;  Hon.  Vice- 
Pres.,  Dr.  J.  C.  Devitt,  Bowmanville ;  Pres.,  H.  W. 
Brown,  Berlin ;  Hon.  Secretary,  D.  Forsyth,  Berlin  ; 
See.-Treas.,T.  Robertson,  574  St.  Clarens  Ave.,  Toronto. 

Ontario  Educational  Association. 

Organized  in  Jan.,  1861. 

The  next  meeting  will  be  held  on  April  18th,  19th  and 
20th,  1911,  at  the  University  of  Toronto. 

Board  of  Directors — President,  F.  W.  Merchant,  M.A,, 
Toronto;  General  Secretary,  Robt.  W.  Doan,  216  Carlton 
Street,  Toronto ;  Treasurer,  W.  J.  Hendry,  Toronto. 
College  and  High  School  Department — Chairman,  O.  R. 
Keys,  M.A.,  Toronto;  Secretary,  R.  A.  Gray,  B.A., 
Toronto;  Directors,  G.  H.  Needier,  B.A.,  W,  J.  Alex- 
ander, B.A.,  W,  C.  Michell,  B.A.,  T.  Kennedy,  B.A., 
Toronto.  Public  School  Department — Chairman,  W. 
Linton,  Gait ;  Secretary,  Charles  G.  Eraser,  Toronto ; 
Directors,  J.  D.  Denny,  B.A.,  Ottawa,  J.  W.  Rogers, 
M.A.,  Toronto.  Kindergarten  Department — Chairman, 
Miss  A.  H.  Baker,  Ottawa ;  Secretary,  Miss  H.  E.  Heakes, 
Toronto  ;  Director,  Miss  Clara  Brenton.  Training  De- 
partment—Chairman, H.  T.  J.  Coleman,  B.A,,  Toronto  ; 
Secretary,  D.  D.  Mashner,  B.A.,  Toronto;  Director,  R. 
W.  Murray,  B.A.,  Toronto.  Inspectors'  Departm,ent — 
Chairman,  C.  B.  Edwards,  B.A.,  London  ;  Secretary, 
J.  B.  McDougall,  B.A.,  North  Bay;  Director,  P.  J. 
Thompson,  B.A.,  London.  Trustees'  Department- 
Chairman,  Dr.  Wright,  Lindsay  ;  Secretary,  A.  Werner, 
Elmira ;  Director,  F,  W.  Wright,  St.  Thomas,  Home 
Science  Section— Secretary ,  MissT.  F.  Sheffield,  Toronto. 
Manual  Arts— Secretary,  Ray  T,  Fleming,  Ottawa, 
Hygiene  Section— Secretary,  James  W.  Barton,  M.D., 
Toronto.  Continuation  Section— Secretary,  A.  C,  Ber- 
nath,  Huntsville, 

Otitario  Horticultural  Associatioi\. 

President,  R.  B.  Whyte,  Ottawa,  Cobourg ;  1st  Vice- 
President,  Rev.  A.  H.  Scott,  Perth  ;  2nd  Vice-President, 
J.  P.  Jaffray,  Gait ;  Treasurer,  H.  B.  Cowan,  Peter- 
borough ;  Secretary  and  Editor,  J.  Lockie  Wilson, 
Toronto, 


Ontario  lristitutior\  for  tl\e  Blir\d,  Brai\tford. 

Principal,  H.  F.  Gardiner,M.A.;  Assistant  Principal, 
W.  B.  Wickens  ;  Bursar,  W.  N.  Hossie  ;  Medical  Officer, 
Jno.  A.  Marquis ;  Oculist,  B.  C.Bell ;  Matron,  Mrs.  M.  E. 
Stewart ;  Literary  Staff,  W.  B.  Wickens,  P.  J.  Roney  ; 
Misses  E.  S.  Rae,  C.  Kavanagh,  E.  Lee  (Kindergarten) ; 
Miisic  Staff,  W.  N.  Andrews,  Miss  E.  Moore,  Miss  E.  A, 
Harrington  ;  Piano  Tuning  Instructor,  Thomas  Usher  ; 
Trades'  Instrxictors,  W.  B.  Donkin,  G.  G.  Lambden ; 
Instructress — Machine  and  Hand  Serving  and  Bead- 
work,  Miss  E.  Cooper  ;  Knitting  and  Fancy  Work,  Miss 
L.  H.  Haycock  ;  Assistant  Instructress,  Miss  K.  Burke  ; 
Visitors'  Attendant,  Miss  M.  Cronk. 

Ontario  Land  Surveyors'  Association. 

Organized  1886.    Incorporated  1892. 
Officers  for  1910-^911— President, 

;  Vice-President,  J.  F.  Whitson ;  Chairman  of 
Council,  G.  B.  Kirkpatrick ;  Secretary -Treasurer,  Kil- 
laly  Gamble;  Members  of  Council,  Hon.  F.  Cochrane, 
G.  B.  Kirkpatrick,  Alex.  Niven,  H.  J.  Beatty,  J.  Mc- 
Watson,  P.  S.  Gibson,  C.  H.  Fullerton ;  Auditors,  E.  T. 
Wilkie,  H.  L.  Esten. 

Oritario  Provincial  Museum,  Toronto. 

EDUCATION  DEPARTMENT,   ST.   .TAMES  SQUARE. 

Copies  of  old  masters  in  painting,  and  of  ancient  and 
modern  statuarj',  busts  of  British  and  Canadian  celebri- 
ties, paintings  by  Ontario  artists,  insects  and  reptiles 
mostly  of  Ontario ;  mounted  birds  and  mammals.  In 
the  Archaeological  and  Ethnological  department  there 
are  upwards  of  thirty  one  thousand  specimens  illus- 
trative of  primitive  life  in  America,  but  especially 
in  Ontario.  As  the  property  of  the  provincial  govern- 
ment, it  is  open  to  the  public,  free,  daily,  from  9  a.m. 
to  5  p.m.     David  Boyle,  Supt. 

Oritario  Society  of  Artists. 

Instituted  1872. 

Incorporated  1877.     Re-Incorporated  1898. 

28  College  Street,  Toronto. 

Officers— President,  E.  Wyley  Grier;  Vice-President 
and  Treasurer,  C.  W.  Jeffreys  ;  Secretary,  R.  F.  Gagen ; 
Auditors,  J.  A.  Smith  and  C.  E.  Nourse. 

Ontario  Sunday  School  Association. 

President,  William  McCrae,  Guelph  ;  Chairman  of 
Executive  Committee,  W.  Hamilton ;  General  Secretary, 
B.  W.  Halpenny ;  Field  Secretary,  R.  J.  M.  Glaisford ; 
Hon.  Teacher  Training  Secretary,  H.  W.  Brown,  B.A.  ; 
Hon.  I.B.R.A.  Secretary,  Dr.  Frank  D.  Price ;  Treasurer, 
H.  E.  Irwin,  K.C.,  all  of  Toronto. 

Ontario  Veterinary  /Vssociation. 

President,  C.  E.  S.  Brind,  V.S.;  1st  Vice-President, 
W\  Mole,  V.S.;  2nd  Vice-President,  H.  E.  Hurd,  V.S,; 
Secretary  and  Treasurer,  C.  Heath  Sweetapple,  V.S.; 
Assistant  Secretary,  W.  J.  R.  Fowler,  V.S.;  Directors, 
E.  A,  A.  Grange,  V.S.,  M.S.,  C.  S.  Macdonald,  V.S.,  G, 
Coulter,  V.S.,  C.  Elliott.  V.S.,  W.  Steele,  V.S.,  T.  H. 
Lloyd,  V.S.,  T.  E.  Watson,  V.S.,  T.  Baker,  V.S,;  Audi- 
tors, J.  H.  Reed,  V.S.,  C.  Elliott,  V.S. 

Ottawa  Field-Naturalists'  Club. 

Patron,  Right  Hon,  Earl  Grey,  Governor-General  of 
Canada  ;  President,  Andrew  Halkett ;  Vice-Presidents, 
A.  G.  Kingston,  L,  H.  Newman,  B.S.A,;  Secretary,  J.  J. 
Carter,  521  Somerset  St.;  Treasurer,  Herbert  Groh, 
B.S.A.,  Experimental  Farm;  Editor,  Arthur  Gibson, 
Experimental  Farm  ;  Librarian,  C.  H.  Young,  Geologi- 
cal Survey. 

Peel  Pioneers'  Society,  Brampton. 

President,  Eli  Crawford  ;  Secretary,  Luther  Cheyne  ; 
Treasurer,  James  Jackson ;  Chairman  of  Executive 
Committee,  Walter  Morphy.  The  Society  meets  on  the 
second  Thursday  in  every  month.  Annual  meeting  is 
held  on  the  second  Thursday  in  January,  in  each 
year.     . 


490  ADVERTISEMENTS.  [1911 


THE  ROYAL  MILITARY  COLLEGE 

THERE  are   few  national  institutions  of  more   value  and  interest   to  the 
country  than  the  Royal  Military  College  of  Canada.     Notwithstanding 
this,   its  object  and   the   work  it  is  accomplishing  are  not   sufficiently 
understood  by  the  general  public. 

The  College  is  a  Government  institution,  designed  primarily  for  the  purpose 
of  giving  instruction  in  all  branches  of  military  science  to  cadets  and  officers  of 
the  Canadian  Militia.     In  fact,  it  corresponds  to  Woolwich  and  Sandhurst. 

The  Commandant  and  military  instructors  are  all  officers  on  the  active  list 
of  the  Imperial  army,  lent  for  the  purpose,  and  there  is  in  addition  a  complete 
staff  of  professors  for  the  civil  subjects  which  form  such  an  important  part  of 
the  College  course.     Medical  attendance  is  also  provided. 

Whilst  the  College  is  organized  on  a  strictly  military  basis,  the  cadets 
receive  a  practical  and  scientific  training  in  subjects  essential  to  a  sound 
modern  education. 

The  course  includes  a  thorough  grounding  in  Mathematics,  Civil  Engineer- 
ing, Surveying,  Physics,  Chemistry,  French  and  English. 

The  strict  discipline  maintained  at  the  College  is  one  of  the  most  valuable 
features  of  the  course,  and,  in  addition,  the  constant  practice  of  gymnastics, 
drills  and  outdoor  exercises  of  all  kinds,  ensures  health  and  excellent  physical 
condition. 

Commissions  in  all  branches  of  the  Imperial  service  and  Canadian 
Permanent  Eorce  are  offered  annually. 

The  diploma  of  graduation  is  considered  by  the  authorities  conducting  the 
examination  for  Dominion  Land  Surveyor  to  be  equivalent  to  a  university 
degree,  and  by  the  Regulations  of  the  Law  Society  of  Ontario  it  obtains  the 
same  exemptions  as  a  B.A.  degree. 

The  length  of  the  course  is  three  years,  in  three  terms  of  9  J  months  each. 
The   total    cost   of    the    course,    including    board,    uniform,    instructional 
material,  and  all  extras,  is  about  $800. 

The  annual  competitive  examination  for  admission  to  the  College  takes 
place  in  May  of  each  year,  at  the  headquarters  of  the  several  military  districts. 

For  full  particulars  regarding  this  examination  and  for  any  other  informa- 
tion, application  should  be  made  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Militia  Council, 
Ottawa,  Ont,,  or  to  the  Commandant,  Royal  Military  College,  Kingston,  Ont. 


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491 


Prisoners'  Aid  /\ssociatiori  of  Cai\ada,  Toronto. 

Incorporated  lS7tt. 

Honorary  President,  Hon.  S.  H.  Blake,  K.O. ;  Presi- 
dent, Hamilton  Cassels,  K.C. ;  Treasurer,  Hugh  Mac- 
Math,  Esq. ;  Superintendent  S.  S.  Central  Prison,  H. 
Cassels,  Esq.;  Stipt.  S.  S.  Reformatory  for  Wome7i, 
Hugh  MacMath,  Esq.  ;  Supt.  S.  S.  County  Jail,  Rev. 
Robert  Hall ;  Agent  and  Teacher  at  Central  Prison, 
Finlay  Spencer,  Esq. ;  Teacher  at  Reformatory  for 
Women,  MissEUaM.  Mac'Sia.th;  Superintendent  Bellamy 
Memorial  Home,  Miss  Lillian  Muriro ;  Assistant,  Mrs. 
E.  Knight.  Office,  32  Church  Street,  Room  5,  Queen 
City  Chambers,  Toronto.  Prison  Sunday  and  annual 
collection  on  the  last  Sabbath  in  October. 

Provincial  Association  of  Protestant  Teachers  of 
Quebec. 

INCORPORATED  1879. 

Prtsident,  Miss  M.  L.  Ferguson  ;  1st  Vice-President, 
Rev.  E.  I.  Rexford,  LI<.D.;  %nd  Vice-President,  Miss  L. 
E.  Lawless;  3rd  Vice-President,  Prof.  J.  A.  Dale,  M.A.; 
Recording  Secretary,  Inspector  O.  F.  McCutcheon,  B.A.; 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Misx  Ada  D.  James ;  Treasurer, 
Miss  Ethel  H.  Stewart ;  Curator  of  Library,  Mr.  A. 
Watson  Bain,  B.A.;  Pension  Commissioners,  Mr.  A.  H. 
Rowell,  B.A.,  Miss  M.  Clarke;  Representative  on  Pro- 
testant Committee,  Miss  G,  Hunter.  B.  A. 

Provincial  Association  of  School  Trustees  of 
Ontario. 

President,  Dr.  J.  A.  White,  Lindsay;  See. -Treasurer, 
A.  Werner,  Elmira.  Annual  Meeting,  Tuesday,  Wed- 
nesday, Thursday,  April  18th,  19th  and  20th  (Easter 
week).  Election  of  officers,  Wednesday,  April  19th, 
9.30  a.m.,  1911. 

Reading  Gamp  Association. 

Honorary  President,  Wm.  Whyte,  2nd  Vice-President 
C.P.R.;  President,  H.  L.  Levering,  Vice-President 
Georgian  Bay  Lumber  Co.;  1st  Vice-President,  D.  B. 
Hannah,  3rd  Vice-President  C.N.  R.;^nd  Vice-President, 
Duncan  McMartin,  President  La  Rose  Mining  Co.; 
Treasurer,  Lt.-Col.  D.  M.  Robertson,  M.V.O.,  Canada 
Life  Building,  Toronto,  Ont. ;  Ontario  Secretary,  E.  W. 
Brad  win,  Cochrane,  Ont.;  Western  Secretary,  Joseph 
Wearing,  Winnipeg,  Man.;  Superintendent  of  Camp 
Education,  Alfred  Fitzpatrick,  B.A.,  16a  Aberdeen 
Chambers,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Royal  /\stronomical  Society  of  Canada. 

OFFICERS  FOR   1910. 

Honorary  President,  Wm.  F.  King,  C.M.G.,  B.A., 
C.E.,  LL.D.,  Chief  Astronomer,  Ottawa;  President, 
Prof.  A.  T.  DeLury ;  1st  Vice-President,  Prof.  L.  B. 
Stewart;  2nd  Vice-President,  J.  S.  Plaskett,  B.A., 
Dominion  Observatory,  Ottawa,  School  of  Practical 
Science;  Treasurer,  C.  P.  Sparling;  Recorder,  L.  Gil- 
christ, M.A. ;  Secretary,  J.  R.  Collins;  Librarian,  A. 
Sinclair,  M.A.;  Curator,  Robt.  S.  Duncan.  Other  mem- 
bers of  the  Council :— Joseph  Pope,  C.  M.  G.,  F.R.S.C, 
Ottawa  ;  A.  F.  Miller,Toronto  ;  Rev.  Dr.  Marsh.F.R.A.S., 
Peterboro ;  Dr.  Otto  Klotz,  Ottawa  ;  Wm.  Bruce,  Ham- 
ilton ;  J.  Parry  Jenkins,  Hamilton  ;  Rev.  I.  J.  Kavanagh, 
D.Sc,  Montreal ;  H.  B.  Cillier,  B.A.,  Peterboro. 

The  Society  meets  on  alternate  Tuesday  evenings  at  its 
rooms  in  The  Canadian  Institute,  198  College  Street, 
where  the  public  is  cordially  invited  to  attend. 

Royal  Canadian  /\cadeniy  of  Arts. 

Founders,  H.R.H.  Princess  Louise,  Duchess  of  Argyll, 
and  His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Argyll ;  Patron,  His 
Excellency  Earl  Grey,  Governor-General  of  Canada. 

President,  W.  Brymner,  Montreal ;  Vice-  President,  A. 
F.  Dunlop,  Montreal ;  Secretary -Treasurer,  James  Smith, 
Toronto. 


l{oyal  Mlilitary  College  Club  of  Cai\ada. 

INCORPORATED  1898. 

Pa«ron, The  Hon.  Sir  F.  W.  Borden,  K.C.M.G.,  P.O., 
M.D.,  M.P.;  Hon.  President,  Lt.-Col.  J.  H.  V.  Crowe, 
R.F.A.;  President,  Maj.  George  R.  Hooper,  Montreal; 
Vice-Presidents,  Maj.  H.  A.  Panet,  D.S.O.,  R.C.H.A., 
Kingston,  Maj.  F.  D,  Lafferty,  R.C.G.A.,  Quebec;  Hon. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  Lt.-Col.  Ernest  F.  Wiirtele,  V.D., 
R.O.,  Quebec  ;  Hon.  Solicitor,  Lt.  R.  C.  H.  Cassels, 
R.O.,  Toronto ;  Ho7i.  Chaplain,  Rev.  A.  W.  Daniel 
(Lieut.  R.L.),  Rothesay. 

Royal  Society  of  Canada. 

Founder,  His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Argyll,  K.T.,  etc. 

Honorary  President,  His  Excellency  The  Right  Hon. 
Earl  Grey,  G.C.M.G.,  etc.;  Honorary  Vice-President, 
Lord  Strathconaand  Mount  Royal,  G.C.M.G.;  President, 
Professor  R.  Ramsay  Wright,  M.A.;  Vice-President,  Dr. 
W.  F.  King,  C.M.G.;  Honorary  Secretary,  Dr.  W.  D. 
Le  Sueur,  Ottawa ;  Honorary  Treasurer,  Lawrence  M. 
Lambe. 

OFFICERS  OF  SECTIONS. 

Sec  .  I .  —  French   Literature,   History,   and  Allied 
Subjects. 

President,  Hon.  Sir  Francois  Langelier;  Vice-Presi- 
dent, Adjutor  Rivard ;  Secretary,  Errol  Bouchette. 
Sec.  II. —  English  Literature,  History,  and  Allied 
Subjects. 

President,  3.  H.  Coyne,  M.A.;  Vice-President,  Ven. 
Archdeacon  W.  O.  Raymond  ;  Secretary,  Dr.  W.  Wilfred 
Campbell. 

Sec   III. —  Mathematical,   Physical,    and  Chemical 
Sciences. 

President,  Dr.  W.  Bell  Dawson  ;  Vice-President,  Prof. 
J.  C.  McLennan  ;  Secretary,  Dr.  E.  Deville. 
Sec.  IV.— Geological  and  Biological  Sciences. 

President,  Lawrence  M.  Lambe  ;  Vice-President,  Dr. 
A.  G.  Nicholls ;  Secretary,  Prof.  J.  J.  McKenzie. 

Royal  Templars  of  Temperar\ce. 

incorporated  1885. 

Dominion  Council : — Dominion  Councillor,  James 
Hales,  Toronto ;  Dominion  Secretary,  Dr.  C.  V.  Emory, 
Hamilton ;  Treasurer,  Bank  of  Hamilton,  Hamilton. 
Grand  Councils:  Ontario— G.  Councillor,  Rev,  W.  P. 
Fletcher,  Drayton,  Ont.  ;  G.  Secretary,  W.  M.  McMillan, 
Hamilton ;  Trea«M.rer,The Traders  Bank  of  Canada,  Ham- 
ilton. Quebec— G.  Councillor,  J.  H.  Spicer,  Montreal ; 
G.  Secretary,  A.  B.  Parker,  Montreal ;  G.  Treasurer,  E. 
T.  Wilkes,  Montreal.  Manitoba— G.  Councillor,  C.  F. 
Czerwinski,  Winnipeg;  G.  Secretary,  Ernest  C.  Siddall, 
Winnipeg  ;  G.  Treasurer,  J.  E.  Ellis,  Winnipeg.  Mari- 
time Provinces — G.  Councillor,  C.  B.  Wilson, 
Gibson,  N.B.  ;  G.  Secretary-Trea.,  G.  S.  Wry,  Sack- 
ville,  N.B. ;  British  Columbia— G.  Councillor,  W.  J. 
Hogg,  Vancouver,  B.C.;  G.  5ecre<arj/,^JewtonR.  Brown, 
New  Westminster  ;  G.  Treasurer,  J.  R.  Langdale,  Van- 
couver. Saskatchewan— G.  Councillor,  J.  R.  Gayton, 
Regina;  G.  Secretary,  Norman  J.  Palmer,  Wolseley, 
Sask. ;  G.  Treasurer,  Northern  Bank,  Regina,  Sask. 
Next  annual  meeting  for  election  of  officers  will  be 
held  in  March,  1912. 

Sons  and  Daughters  of  Ireland  Protestant 
Association. 

Grand  President,  David  McClinton,  Toronto ;  Grand 
Treasurer,  R.  Kerr,  Toronto ;  Grand  Secretary,  W. 
Hyndman,  Toronto. 

Sons  of  England  Benefit  Society. 

incorporated  1875. 

Supreme.  President,  T.  Ferguson,  Toronto ;  Supreine 
Vice-President,  E.  A.  Miller,  Aylmer ;  Supreme  Treas- 
urer, B.  Hinchcliflfe,  Toronto ;  Supreme  Secretary,  John 
W.  Carter,  Toronto.  Annual  meeting  for  election  of 
officers,  August,  1912,  Niagara  Falls,  Ont. 


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493 


Sor\s  of  Teniperarice,  Graqd   Divisior\  of  Oritario. 

G.  W.P.,  Rev.  Jas,  A.  Millar,  560  Logan  Ave.,  Toronto ; 
G.  Scribe,  Miss  Grace  Johnston,  Orillia  ;  G.  Treas.,  J.  M. 
Walton,  Aurora;  G.  Chap.,  Theo.  N.  Willmot,  Orillia; 
G.  Chap.,  Mrs.  W.  P.  Smith,  Toronto  ;  G.  Cond.,  W.  B. 
Rundle,  Oshawa  ;  G.  Sent.,  H.  J.  L.  Ferguson,  Toronto  ; 
G.  S.  Juv.  Work,  Miss  L.  Hogarth,  Solina;  P.G.W.P., 
A.  L.  Pascoe,  Solina. 

St.  Andrew's  Society,  Toronto. 

President,  George  McMurrioh,  Vice-Presidents,  J. 
Mackenzie  Alexander,  Major  J,  F.  Michie;  Managers, 
James  Murray,  William  Banks,  T.  O.  Irving  ;  Chaplains, 
Rev.  W.  G  Wallace,  D.D.,  Prof.  T,  B.  Kilpatrick,  D.D., 
Rev.  Daniel  Strachan ;  Physicians,  Dr.  I.  H.  Cameron, 
Dr.  J.  T.  Fotheringham,  Dr.  W.  J.  Greig  ;  Treasurer, 
Geo.  Keith ;  Secretary,  Duncan  Donald ;  Standing 
Committee,  R.  J.  Christie,  Alexander  Fraser ;  Committee 
of  Accounts,  J.  H.  McKinnon,  Edward  Hay,  Lieut. -Col. 
D.  M.  Robertson,  M.V.O. 

St.  George's  Society,  Toronto. 

President,  R.  S.  Hudson ;  Vice  Presidents,  1st,  J.  C. 
Bayliss,  '/nd,  H.  H.  Mason,  3rd,  D.  M.  Harnian ;  Chap- 
lains, Rev.  D.  T.  Owen,  Rev.  W.  H.  Hincks ;  Physicians, 
Dr.  Norman  Allen,  Dr.  W.  H.  Pepler,  Dr.  C.  J.  Copp  ; 
Treasurer,  S.  Trees ;  Secretary,  John  W.  Gamble  Boyd. 

St.  John  Ambulance  Association,  Canadian  Branch. 

Patron,  His  Excellency  the  Governor-General ;  Pat- 
roness, Her  Excellency  the  Countess  Grey  ;  Honorary 
President,  Sir  Thos.  G.  Shaughneesy,  K.C.V.O.;  Presi- 
dent, Dr.  F.  Montizambert,  LS.O. ;  Hon.  Treasurer, 
Geo.  Burns,  Esq.,  General  Manager  Bank  of  Ottawa; 
Ho7i.  Secretary,  Fred  Cook,  Esq.;  General  Secretary, 
Capt.  R.  J.  Birdwhistle,  Metropolitan  Building,  Ottawa. 

Toronto  humane  Society. 

INCORPORATED   1887. 

President,  Rt.  Rev.  James  F.  Sweeny,  M.A.,  D.D., 
Lord  Bishop  of  Toronto;  Managing  Director  and  Sec, 
P.C.  Laverton  Harris,  B.A. ;  Prosecuting  Officers,  Chief 
Inspector  Archibald,  Staff-Inspector  Kennedy ;  Humane 
Officer,  P.C.  Gathers. 

Office :  Home  Life  Building,  60  Victoria  St.,  Toronto. 

Meets  last  Thursday  in  every  month,  4  p.m. 

Ui\ior\  of  Cai\adiaii  Muqicipaiities. 

President,  W.  Sanford  Evans,  Mayor,  Winnipeg, 
Hon.  Sec-Treas.,  W.  D.  Lighthall,  K.C,  Quebec  Bank 
Building,  Montreal. 

Upper  Canada  Tract  Society. 

Organized  1832. 
President,  John   K.   Macdonald;   Treasurer,    W.   A. 
Douglass,  B.A.;  Secretary,    Rev.   H.   R.   Home,  B.A., 
LL.B.;  Depositary,  Jas.  M.  Robertson. 

Westerri  Football  Association  of  Ontario. 

Hon.  President,  D.  A.  McLachlan,  Stratford  ;  Presi- 
dent, Dr.  R.  Lederman,  Milverton  ;  Hon.  Secretary, 
D.  Forsvth,  Berlin,  Ont. ;  Sec-Treasurer,  Thos.  G. 
Elliott,  Gait,  Ont. 

Wolseley  Red  River  Expedition  Association  (1870). 

President,  G3i\)i.  S.  Bruce  Harman  ;  Vice-President, 
Major  W.  J.  McMurtry  ;  Secretary-Treasurer,  Capt.  J. 
J,  Bell,  Department  of  Mines,  Ottawa. 

Woman's  Art  Association  of  Canada. 

Founded  April,  1889.     Incorporated  June,  1892. 

"The  New  Galleries,"  Toronto.  Secretary's  Office, 
•'  La  Plaza,"  594  Jarvis  St.,  near  Bloor,  Toronto. 

Founder  and  President,  Mrs.  M.  E.  Dignam,  284  St. 
George  St.;  1st  Vice-President,  Mrs.  Albert  Austin; 
2nd  Vice-President,  Mrs.  J.  Home  Cameron  ;  3rd  Vice- 
President,  Mrs.  Geo.  Parkyn  ;  Uth  Vice-President,  Lady 
Falcon  bridge  ;  Hon.  Cor.  Sec,  Mrs.  Geo.  H.  MacFarlane, 
80  Spadina  Rd.;  Hon.  Rec.  Sec,  Mrs.  J.  Bertram,  18 
Gibson  Ave.;  Treas.,  Miss  F.  L.  Lindsay,  72  Home- 
wood  Ave.  ;  Representative  London,  Eng.,  Mrs.  A. 
Atherton.  52  New  Bond  St. 


Woman's  Christian  Temperance  Union,  Dominion. 

Hon.  President,  Mrs.  Rutherford,  Toronto;  President, 
Mrs.  S.  R.  Wright,  London,  Ont.;  Vice- Pres.,  Mrs.  L. 
C.  McKinney,  Claresholm,  Alberta ;  Corresponding 
Sec'y,  Mrs.  E.  A.  Stevens,  94  Cowan  ave.,  Toronto; 
Recording  Sec'y,  Mrs.  McLachlan,  Montreal;  Treas., 
Mrs.  T.  H.  Bullock,  St.  John,  N.B. ;  Sec'y  Y.  Branch, 
Miss  E.  E.  Smith,  Windsor,  N.S.;  Sec'y  R.  T.  Legion 
Branch,  Mrs.  Adah  McLachlan,  131  Sherman  Avenue, 
Hamilton ;  Editor  "  White  Ribbon  Bulletin,"  Mrs.  Asa 
Gordon,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Woman's  Christian  Temperance  Union,  Provincial. 

Honorary  President,  Mrs.  S.  G.  E.  McKee,  Barrie ; 
President,  Mrs.  M.  R.  Thornley,  London ;  Vice- 
President,  Mrs.  E.  A.  Stevens,  Toronto  ;  Corresponding 
Secretary,  Mrs.  H.  M,  Detlon,  North  Bay ;  Recording 
Secretary,  Mrs.  H.  E.  Irwin,  Toronto  ;  Treasurer,  Mrs. 
B.  O.  Britton,  Gananoque  ;  Y.  Secretary,  Miss  Garrett, 
Toronto. 

Young  mien's  Christian  /Associations  in  Cat\ada. 

Canadian  Section  of  International  Committee — 

Headquarters,  Montreal. 

Chairman,  W.  M.  Birks;  Field  Secretary,  C.  K. 
Calhoun  ;  Railroad  Secretary,  J.  M.  Dudley ;  Student 
Secretary,  C.  W.  Bishop ;  Boys'  Work  Secretary,  F.  H. 
T.  Ritchie. 

City  Associations, 
maritime  provinces. 
Maritime  Secretary, 
Boys'  Work  Secretary, 

New  Brunswick— Chatham,  President,  H.  Pout; 
General  Secretary,  F.  O.  Richards.  Fredeiicton, 
President,  R.  B.   Wallace  ;    General  Secretary, 

.  Moncton,  President,  Owen  Cameron  ;  General 
Secretary,  Geo.  A.  McWilliam.  St.  John,  President, 
G.  E.  Barbour ;  General  Secretary,  A.  W.  Robb. 

Nova  Scotia— Halifax,  President,  Dr.  H.  Woodbury; 
General  Secretary,  P.  F.  Moriarty.  KentYi\le,President, 
W.  E.  Porter ;  General  Secretary, 

New  Glasgow,  President,  Dr.  J.  W.  McKay ;  General 
Secretary,  G.  W.  Hartley.  N.  Sydney  (Cape  Breton), 
President,  C.  W.  Moffatt ;  General  Secretary, 

.    Pictou,  President,  Peter  Fraser ;  General 
Secretary,  .    Sydney  (Cape  Breton), 

President,  H.  E.  Burchell ;  General  Secretary,  T,  Thor- 
burn.  Sydney  Mines  (Cape  Breton),  President,  J. 
Wood,  Jr.;    General  Secretary,  .    Truro, 

President,  A.  R.  Watt;  General  Secretary,  L.  P. 
McLennan.  Westville,  President,  Roderick  Fraser; 
General  Secretary,  .    Yaxmoufh,  President, 

J.  W.  Grant ;  General  Secretary,  L.  W.  Archibald. 

Prince  Edward  Island  -Charlottetown,  President, 
Dr.  J.  H.  Ayers  ;  General  Secretary,  C.  J.  Reily. 

Railroad  Associations. 

British  Columbia— Revelstoke,  President,  Robert 
Howson  ;  General  Secretary,  Allan  Thomson. 

Ontario— Allandale,  (Provisional),  Chairman,  E. 
Shear  ;  General  Secretary,  J.  R.  Mercer.  Bridgeburg, 
President,  Malcolm  Colcleugh;  General  Secretary,  G. 
E.  Mundee.  Chapleau  (Provis.),  President,  G.  B. 
Nicholson,  General  Secretary,  R.  J.  Colville.  Kenora, 
Chairman,  ;  Secretary,  A.  S. 

McAllister.  Niagara  Falls,  President,  J.  D.  Dickson  ; 
General  Secretary,  .    Sarnla,  Chairman, 

George  Crawford  ;  General  Secretary,  George  Broodley. 
Schreiber,  Pres.,  W.  H.  Wadland;  General  Secretary , 
J.  R.  Dalley.  St.  Thomas,  President,  F.  W.  Sutherland; 
General  Secretary,  George  Fleming.  Stratford,  Pre- 
sident, E.  J.  Smith  ;  General  Secretary,  Stanley  Brent. 
East  Toronto,  Chairman,  J.  W.  Lamb  ;  Secretary,  C. 
J.  Bell ;  New  Toronto,  Chairman,  John  Grant ;  Secre- 
tary, E.  J.  B.  Chisholm. 

Quebec— Montreal,  Chairman,  T.  McHattie  ;  Secre- 
tary, F.  C.  McGonigle. 


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1.  Bellini.     By  George  Hay. 

2.  Botticelli.     By  Henry  B.  Binns, 
Burne-Jones.     By  A.  Lys  Baldry. 
Carlo  Dolci.     By  George  Hay. 
Char  din.     By  Paul  G.  Konody. 
Constable.     By  C.  Lewis  Hind. 
Durer.     By  H.  C.  A.  Furst. 
Fra  Angelico.     By  James  Mason. 
Franz  Hals.     By  T.  E.  Staley. 
Fragonard.     By  Haldane  M'Fall. 

11.  Gainsborough.     By  Max  Rothschild. 

12.  Greuze.     By  Alys  Eyre  Macklin. 

13.  Hogarth.     By  C.  Lewis  Hind. 

14.  Holbein.     By  S.  L.  Bensusan. 

15.  Holman  Hunt.    By  Mary  E.  Coleridge. 
Ingres-     By  A.  J.  Finberg. 
Laurence-     By  S.  L.  Bensusan. 
Lord  Leighton.     By  A.  Lys  Baldry. 

Leonardo  Da  Vinci.      By   M.    W. 

Brock  well. 
20.  Luini.     By  James  Mason. 


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21.  Memlinc     By  W.  H.  James  Weale. 

22.  Millais.     By  A.  Lys  Baldry. 

23.  Millet.     By  Percy  M.  Turner. 

24.  Murillo-     By  S.  L.  Bensusan. 

25.  Raeburn.    By  J.  L.  Caw. 

26.  Raphael.     By  Paul  G.  Konody. 

27.  Reynolds.     By  S.  L.  Bensusan. 

28.  Rembrandt.     By  Josef  Israels. 

29.  Romney.      By  C.  Lewis  Hind. 

30.  Rossetti.     By  Lucien  Pissarro, 

31.  Rubens-     By  S.  L.  Bensusan. 

32.  Sargent.     By  T.  Martin  Wood. 

33.  Titian.     By  S.  L.  Bensusan. 

34.  Tintoretto.     By  S.  L.  Bensusan. 

35.  Turner.     By  C.  Lewis  Hind. 

36.  Van  Dyke.     By  Percy  M.  Turner. 

37.  Velazquez-     By  S.  L.  Bensusan. 

38.  Vigee  Le  Brun.     By  Haldane  M'Fall. 

39.  Watteau.     By  C.  Lewis  Hind. 

40.  Watts.     By  N.  Loftus  Hare. 

41.  Whistler.     By  J.  Martin  Wood. 


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The  Art  Metropole 496 

Acetylene  Light. 
Walter  Tyler,  Limited. . .   495 

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Dominion  Bank 62 

Imperial  Bank 61 

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Metropolitan  Bank 62 

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Cassels 436 

Casgrain,  Mitchell,  Mc- 
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Chisholm,  Logic  &  Mc- 
Questen 437 

Chrysler,  Bethune  &  Lar- 
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Clarke  &  Swabey 436 

Davidson  &  Desrivi^res . .  438 

Elliott  &  David 438 

Gibsone  &  Dobell 438 

Gormully,  Orde  &  Powell.  437 

Greenshields,  Greenshields 
&  Languedoc 438 

Johnston,  McKay,  Dods 
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Lafleur,MacDougall,  Mac- 
Farlane  &  Pope 438 

MacCraken,  Henderson, 
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Macdonald,  Shepley  & 
Donald 436 

McGibbon,  Casgrain,  Mit- 
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Ritchie,  Ludwig  &  Bal- 
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Roaf,  Jas.  R 437 

Rowell,  Reid,  Wilkie  & 
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Ryckman,  Kerr  &  Mac- 
Innes 436 

Thomson,  Tilley  &  John- 
ston    435 

Turgeon,  Roy,  Langlais 
&  Morin 438 

Watson,  Smoke,  Chisholm 
&  Smith 437 

Barristers'  Gowns,  etc. 
Harcourt  &  Son,  Geo ....  435 


Bells. 

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Books. 

Carswell  Co 10 

Dick  &  Fitzgerald 474 

Webster's  Dictionary 6 

Clothing. 
McKinley,  C.  &  G 497 

Coffee. 
Hansons,  London,  Eng. . .  495 

Educational  Institutions. 

Highfield  School 474 

Royal  Military  College. . .  490 
School  of  Sisters  of  Church  474 

St.  Alban's  School 474 

University  of  Toronto 456 

Electro  and  Stereotypers. 

Central  Press  Agency 291 

National  Electrotype  Co .  496 

Engravers,  etc. 

Brigden's,  Limited 498 

Grip,  Limited 8 

Financial  Agents. 
Browne,W.  Graham  &  Co.  477 

Insurance  Co'ys  and  Agents. 

Boiler  Inspect.  &  Ins.  Co.       4 
British  Amer.  Assur.  Co.  279 

Butt,  R.  H 503 

Commer.  Union  Assur.  Co.  279 
Confederation  Life  Associ- 
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Lloyds  Plate  Glass  Ins.  Co.  494 
London  &  Lancashire  Fire  276 
London  &  Lancashire  Guar- 
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Phoenix  of  London 494 

Shaw&  Begg 276 

Standard  L.  Assurance  Co.       1 
Sun  Ins.  Office  (front  cover). 
Union  Assurance  Society.  494 
Western  Assurance  Co. . .  279 

Lead  Pencils. 
Faber,  Eberhard 2 

Leather  Manufacturers. 

Clarke  &  Clarke,  Limited 

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Johnston,  H.  B.  &  Co 6 

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Lithographers. 

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Lyon  &  James 603 

Matches. 
Eddy,  E.  B.,  Co 11 

Mortgage  Corporations. 

Canada  Permanent  Mort- 
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Motors. 

Canadian  Electrical  Motor 
Co.  (page  3  of  cover). 

Paper  Boxes. 
Collett,  E.  B 496 

Paper  Makers. 

Canada  Paper  Co.    (opp. 

page  464). 
Montrose  Paper  Mills,  Ltd. 

(opp.  p.  496). 
Ritchie  &  Ramsay,  Limited 

(front  cover). 
Toronto  Paper  Mfg.  Co. .  499 

Patent  Solicitors. 

Fetherstonhaugh  &  Co. . .  336 

Marion  &  Marion 338 

Ridout  &  Maybee 336 

Printing  Machines  and 
Supplies. 

Anglo-Canadian   Type   & 
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Ault  &  Wiborg  Co 291 

Toronto  Type  Foundry  Co.  492 
Wilson,  Munroe  Co 497 

Safe  Deposit  Company. 
Toronto    General    Trusts 
Corp.  (page  2  of  cover). 

Stationery  and  Office  Goods. 

Bouvier,  L.  P 497 

Brown  Bros. ,  Limited  . . .  497 
Gillott  &  Sons,  Jos 121 

Trust  Corporation. 

Toronto    General    Trusts 
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Typewriters  and  Supplies. 

Underwood  Typewriter — 
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Wood  Packing  Boxes. 

Barchard  &  Co.,  Limited.  492 


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