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 HIS LK.\KIJ:T is intended to set 
 forth in as brief a manner as 
 possible some of the attractions 
 for Tourists, and the commercial 
 advantaj^'^es, of Victoria, H. C, (Canada), 
 the Queen City o( the (iolden West. 
 
 BEAUTIFUL ^ '^^ Princc and Princess oi 
 CljY Wales said of Victoria in 
 
 1901 : "It was the most 
 beautiful city they had seen in their 
 trip around the world." And oi its 
 SUPERB climate Rudyard Kiplinj^ said: 
 
 CLIMATE '* Jt is the most perfect in the 
 
 world." The days are bright 
 and warm but never hot, and the evenings 
 cool and pleasant. 
 
 RESIDENTIAL ^^^'^ ^'^^^ ^'^'*^ ^'^'^ Licutcnant- 
 CiTY (iovernor o( the Province, the 
 
 Admiral of the Fleet, the Mil- 
 itary Commander of the Garrison, and 
 many retired naval and military officers, 
 are residents of the city, insures a num- 
 ber of very pleasing society functions. 
 Stately mansions and handsome villas are 
 dotted all over the city in picturesque 
 situations, surrounded with a wealth of 
 floral beauty that is the admiration of 
 all visitors. 
 
 SPORTS AND Yachting, 
 RECREATIONS out, fishil 
 and out-door 
 sports of every 
 description, 
 are prominent 
 features o( 
 Victoria's 
 summer sea- 
 son. Kvery in- 
 formation with referen 
 locations, and the mos 
 can be ob^.iined at the 
 
 In this 
 stands pre 
 Baker Be 
 eight miles long, is 
 marine drives in the 
 numerous othermagni 
 enchanting scenes of i 
 stream, Victoria Is 
 livery stables, which c 
 conveyances of every 
 
 Victoria i 
 the Pacif 
 North Pac 
 here. The battleship 
 open to inspection j 
 attraction to visitors. 
 
 DELIGHTFUL 
 DRIVES 
 
 BRITISH NAVAL 
 STATION 
 
A.y.i..^ . 4«it 
 
 ting, boating, camping- 
 fishing, hunting, golf, 
 
 eference to the best fishing 
 e most suitable flies to use, 
 It the Information Bureau. 
 
 this particular Victoria 
 Is pre-eminent. The Mt. 
 r Beach Drive, about 
 ig, is one of the finest 
 n the world. There are 
 nagnificent drives through 
 es of mountain, forest and 
 ia is well equipped with 
 bich can furnish handsome 
 2very description. 
 
 oria is Britain's Key to 
 Pacific. His Majesty's 
 :h Pacific fleet is stationed 
 leships and drydocks are 
 tion and prove a great 
 itors. 
 
 BEACON HILL 
 PARK 
 
 This magnificent park contains 
 zoological collections, fine re- 
 creation grounds, beautiful 
 lakes, shady walks, flowery meadows and 
 forest glades, and is well worthy of the 
 city. It commands a superb view of the 
 snow-capped Olympian Mountains. 
 
 This is another favorite resort 
 for visitors. The island-stud- 
 ded bay, with Mt. Baker rising in the dis- 
 tance, forms a charming picture. 
 
 OAK BAY 
 
 A L.tridin^ at 1 hv c;>.rj;c 
 
 THE CORCE ^^ "^^^^ delightful trip can be 
 imagined than the one to "The 
 Gorge," with its unique "reversible falls," 
 at the head of Victoria Arm. On a sum- 
 mer evening, when the stately residences 
 that adorn the banks are brilliantly lighted 
 up, and the fires of the campers glow red 
 
through the trees, while sweet music steals 
 o'er the waters from the numerous boating 
 parties, it seems like a j^limpse of fairy-land. 
 
 SEA BATHING '^•^^'•'"^ ''''\ "^""-''"^^"^ P^'^'<-'^ 
 where bathing can be indulj^ed 
 
 in, the principal beinj;- Oak, Fi>ul, Cordova 
 
 and Cadboro Bays, and Victoria Arm. 
 
 The famed islands of the Gulf 
 of Cieoryfia excel in beauty 
 
 EXCURSIONS 
 
 the Thousand 
 Isles of the St. 
 Lawrence. In- 
 numerable de- 
 li j^htful excur- 
 sions may be 
 made by rail. 
 S h a w I i ^ a n 
 Lake, Cow- 
 ichanLakeand 
 Mt. Sicker are easv of access from Victoria. 
 
 PUBLIC The Parliament Buildings are 
 
 BUILDINGS acknowledged to be the most 
 beautiful structures in Canada, and the 
 Provincial Museum is splendidly equipped 
 and extremely interesting. 
 
 The citv is well supplied with 
 Hotels and Boardmg Houses 
 whose rates are reasonable. 
 
Vir^TTORT A ''^ unsurpassed as a 
 ._.i.__^._-i- ^— . place in which ti> 
 spend a summer hohday, and is within a few 
 hours sail o( Seattle and Tacoma, Wash., 
 and Vancouver, the terminus of the C V.R. 
 
 Sti-iu- in Hf.Ui>n Mill l'.irk,i 
 
 For further Information drop a card to 
 
 The Tourist Association 
 
 OF VICTORIA B C. 
 
 PRESIDENT 
 Charles Hayword, Mayor of the City of Victoria 
 
 VICE PRESIDENTS 
 
 L G. McQuade, President Victoria Board of Trade 
 
 D. R. Ker. President Brackmon-Ker Milling Co. 
 
 A. B. Froser. Sr.. Hon. Treasurer 
 
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 
 
 W. G. Cameron, Alderman c. E. BlacKwood 
 
 Anton Henderson James Forman Stephen Jones 
 
 FranK I- ClarKe. Secretary 
 Herbert Cuthbert. Trawellinfl Representative 
 
 COLONiar PRIMES, VICTORIA 
 
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