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Gutters and Finished Fence Pickets, General Finishing Work for contractors. P. O. BOX t9. g e 2 S s ! i 2 S 2 S 2 1 2 5 2 S I 2 ! P. II 12 S WILLIAMS British ColQinWa Direetory 1889. CONTAINING (lENEIiAL INFORMATION AND DIRECTORIES OF THE VARIOUS CITIES AND SETTLEMENTS IN THE PROVINCE ; WITH A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Publisher. COMPILED FOR R. T. WILLIAMS, - . «»...^, BROAD AND (GOVERNMENT STREETS, VICTORIA. BY THOMAS DRAPER, VICTORIA, B. C. VICTORIA. B. C: .IA8. A. COHEN. PRINTER, 3H FORT STREET. 1889. ■Pr' W BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Preface. This, the fourth issue of our series of the Directory of ' British Columbia, is, as usual, entirely a home production, aud the work connected therewith has given employment to a num- ber of persons, and retained within the Province some thousands of dollars. The book has, in the various cities and settlements, far larger lists of names of residents than any other Directory. The increasing prosperity of the Province is most encourag- ing, the climate, the vast and varied mineral and other resources are attracting a large population. The completion of that grand national highway, the Canadian Pacific Kailway, the contemplated extension of the Esquimalt ondi.\ Lake \m Laketon 559 Lands, Provliu'ial (f »vnrnrient . . . 46 Lanyford L-ike, see f*i-«<|iiinialt District 175 Ijanj^'ley H4U and appendix " Prairie appendix Lansdowne .'533 Laws -MiuinK 43 Lettislative Assembly of B (', Members of.. 21 Letters, Postal rates for the prov- ince. . 35 Lewis' Creek 54H Licenses, coal pro'spectin^ 45 Licenses, timber 45 Jubilee Mountain .549 ' Lightening; Creek, see Barkerville.288 Jud^'esin BC 48 Justices of the Peace iu li ( ' 23 Kam loops Directory 305 Banks.... hOS Cemetery 303 Churches in 303 Fire Brigade 3^^3 Hospitals 304 Newspapers 304 Post Offices, Locallnform- ation :}04 ' Schools 304 Transportation 305 Rocietles 204 Keithley Creek, including Harvey and Snow Shoe Creeks. . .286 Keremeos o ;}39 Kick Horse 549 Lillooet ...273 Lome ( 'reek 559 Lower Kootenay 549 " Nicola 297 Lnlu Island 542 Lytton 269 Mauson River, see Barkerville 288 Maple Bay 101 and Appendix Maple RuIkc Municipality. . .358 and Appendix MaHsett 553 Matsqui 347 and Appendix Mayne Island, see Plumper Pass. 189 McDaraes Creek 559 McPher8(m 199 Members of B C Board of Trade. . .10 Members, British Columbia, House of Commons of Canada. 21 'Cf 'Vi Members of the B V Legislativu Assembly 21 Metchosin District, including Happy Valley, Rocky Point. .1^0 Metlakahtla 553 Mineral Claims 44 Mining Claims 43 Mining Laws 43 Mining Laws, leave of absence 44 Minnie Lake, see Nicola Valley. ..291 Quiic'hena 298 Militia of British Columbia 38 Money orders, commissions for the Province 36 Money order offices in British Col- umbia 37 Moody, Port 361 MoodyTille . . 537 Mosquito Creek, see Barkerville. .288 Mount Lehman .. . .356 and appendix Mount Tolme, see Victoria DistrictHO Moyea 549 Mud Bay 345 and appendix Municipal Government, Nanaimo.202 and Appendix " New Westminster 368 " Vancouver 415 " Victoria 57 and appendix Museum Provincial, curator of 50 Naas River and district 553 Nanaimo Directory 212 Banks and Bankers 203 Cemeteries 203 City Limits 202 Churches 203 Consuls in 204 and 39 Customs officers of. 201 Description, 210 Dominion Government Officials in 201 Fire Department 204 Gas Co. Directors of. '.iOB Hospital 204 Inland Revenue 201 Municipal Officials and Committees 202 and appendix Nanaimo Newspapers 204 Pilotage 204 Post office, Local Informa- .tion 205 ; Provincial Government Officials of 201 Schools 205 Societies 205 Transportation 209 Waterworks 209 Wharves in 210 Nanoose Bay 259 Nassett 553 Nelson District 2U0 Newcastle District 200 Newspapers in the Province, List of. 582 New Westminster Directory.279 and appendix Banks 369 Board of Trade 370 Churches 370 City Limits 368 Custom House Officials.. .366 Descriptive 363 Dom. Officials 366 Dom. Representatives 366 Fire Department 369 Fire Limits 369 Harbor Master 366 Hospitals 371 Immigrants Home 372 Inland Revenue 366 Land Office 367 Libraries 372 Militia 372 Municipal Government and Committees 368 Newspapers 372 Police 369 Postal Arrangements 373 Provincial Gov't Offlcials.367 Provincial Reprenenta- atives 366 Schools and Colleges 374 Societies 374 Transportation 378 Waterworks 378 ^ I Table of contenth. i i PAGE Nicola Lake 297 " River (see Quilcliena) 298 " Valley, includiug Ooulties and Btunii) Lake 291 Nicomin fslaiid 348 NootkaB 553 North Arm 541 " Mainland North Side 541 North Bend 300 North Saanich 186 North Surrey 345 North "Wellington (see Welling- ton) !.251 Northern Coast and Northern Interior 553 Notaries Public, List of. 583 Okanagan 336 Mission 336 Omineca 553 One Hundred Mile House 280 One Hundred and thirty-four Mile House 280 One Hundred and Fifty Mile House, including Chimney Creek, Horsefly and Williams Lake 281 Otter Point, see Sooke 183 Otter Tail 549 0-Wee-Kay-No 553 Oyster Bay, see Chemainus 195 Oyster Harbor, see Cedar 259 Parcel post rates for the province.. 36 Parksville or Englishman's River. 266 Parliament, Dominion B C mem- bers 21 Parliament, Dominion B C 8enators.21 Parliament, Provincial meabers of .21 Parson's Bridge, see Esquimalt District 175 Pavilion 275 Pender IslRnd, see Plumper Pass.. 189 Penitentiary B C 367 and 370 Perry Creek 549 Plumper Pass including the islands of Mayne, Galiano, Pender and Saturna 189 VII. PAOE Prospecting, coal licenses 45 Popcum 353 Port Essington 563 Port Hammond 358 Port Haney 359 and appendix Port Moody 361 and appendix Postal rates, provincial 35 Postal rates foreign 37 Post masters in B C, list of 32 Post Offices in B C, list of 32 Post Office Savings Banks in the province ' 87 Provincial asylum for the Insane.. 374 Government agents in B C 22 Government Lands, parti- culars of 46 Museum, curator of 50 Government official in Nanaimo 201 Government official, New Westminster 367 Government official in Vancouver 415 Government official in Victoria 50 Police, Victoria superin- tendent of 50 Postal rates 35 Quadra 20(i Quamichan 15)4 and appendix Queen Charlotte Islands 553 Quesnelle 284 Quesnelle Forks 2S1 Quilchanna, see Nicola Valley 291-298 Record of mining claims 43 Reports on education 29 Revelstoke or Farwell 317 Richfield, see Barkerville 288 Richmond Municipalty 639 Bifle companies in B C, 39 Rock Creek 836 Rockford 296 Rocky Point, see Mt-tchosin Dis- trict 180 Rogers Pass 329 Royal Naval Hospital, Esquimalt officers of 176 iff M -til,*,- VIII. BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. VAU£ Royal Naval Yard, Esquimalt officers of 176 Saanich North 186 South 185 Salmon River, see Quiloheena. . . .298 Salt Spring Island, including Bur- goyne Bay, Vesivius Bay, Ganges Harbor, Fulford Har- bor and Beaver Point 187 and appendix Sample post rates for the Province 36 Sardis 350 Saturna Island, see Plumper Pass 189 Stvings Banks, Post office, in the province 37 Savonas 301 Schools, in B C list of 30 School teachers in B O, list of 30 Sea Island 542 Senators of B C in the Dominion Parliament 21 Serpentine settlement 344 Serenty Mile house 277 Sbawnigan 192 bhuswap 316 SicamouB 316 Skeena River 553 Skidegate 553 Slate Creek, see Barkerville 288 Smith's Inlet 553 Snow Shoe Greek, see Keithley Creek 286 Societies, Donald 321 Nanaimo 205 New Westminster, 374 Vancouver 424 Victoria 59 Soda Creek 283 Somenos 197 Sooke ;18i South Saanich 185 •' Wellington, see Welling- ton 251 Spillamacheen 388 Spillamacheen (Kootenay) .549 PAGE Spence's Bridge 268 Stanley or Van Winkle 287 Stouts Gulch, see Barkerville 288 Stump Lake, see Nicola Valley. . .291 Sugar Creek, see Barkerville 288 Sumas 348 and appendix " Upper 349 Surrey Municipality 342 and appendix Centre 344 and appendix North 345 Supreme Court, officers of 51 Teachers in B C, list of 30 Telegraph Creek 559 Telegraph offices in B C, list of 32 Thetis Island, seeChsmaiuus 195 Timber Licenses 45 Trading Posts, Hudson Bay Co.. . 42 Treasury department, Provincial Government 61 United States of America Consuls etc 39 Upper Sumas 349 Upper Kootenay 549 Vancouver City Directory 431 Banks & Bankers 418 Board of Trade 419 Cemetery 420 Churches 419 City Limits 416 German Club Appendex (Consuls in 419 Custom House .415 Description of 430 Dominion Government Officials in 415 Fire Department 417 Fire Limits 417 Harbor Master. 415 Hospitals 421 Inland Revenue 415 Libraries 421 Municipal Government and Committees 416 415 Newspapers 421 Pilotage 1 42 rl>. TABLE OF CONTENTS. IX. 1421 121 tl5 121 PAOB Vancouver Police 418 Post. Ottice officials in ... . 415 " P«)stal Arrangements 422 Provincial Government Officials in 415 Schools & Colleges 422 Societies 424 Transportation, 423 Ward Boundaries 416 Van Winkle or Stanley 287 Vernon indudintt: NVhite Valley, Blue Springs & Cherry Creek. 8;-{3 Vesuvius Bay, see Salt Sprin<» Is- land ■ 187 Vice Consuls in B C 30 Victoria City Directory 77 & appendix Banks & Bankers 54 Cemeteries 55 Clnu-ches 54 City Limits 52 Clubs 50 CoUejjes & Schools 5(> ■ County Court 50 (Custom lIou.se List of Of- fices 49 ' . lU Dominion otficials in 48 Educaticm office..... 50 Fire alarm boxes in 53 , Fire Department 52 Fire limits 53 Foreign Consuls in 39 Harbor blaster 48 Hosiiitals 57 Immigration agent 48 Immigrants Home 57 Inland Revenue 48 Land and Works otKce 50 j Laud Registry office 50 PAGE Victoria Libraries . . .5(5 and .\ppendix Municipal Coveinment ami Committees 51 and appendix ■ Newspapers 57 Police 52 Post office, local infor- mation 58 Post Office officials 49 Provincial Prison 51 Provincial (rovornment, officials of 50 Schools 56 Secret .societies 59 Supreme Court, officers of 48 Victoria Arm, see Victoria district. 170 " District, including the " Arm, Cralgtiower, Cadboro Bay, Cedar Hill. Beacon Hill, Clove]' Point, Mount Tolmie 170 Vital! Creek .553 Weaver Creek 549 WeightH & Pleasures Inspector of .48 Wellington Directory, Including North, South & East Welling- ton 251 West ( 'oast Stations 2t;4 West Kootenay 32t5 White Valley see Vernon 333 Whonnock 357 Wild Horse Oeek 549 Williams Creek see Barkerville. . .288 " Lake see 150 Mile House. 281 Windermere 335 Wolf Creek 549 Yale 2(57 .42 ^ ■S T iTI^ i^IZIT iC ^H J ^ ^^^^^^tSn^ BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. ASHCROFT. B C Express Co Express and Stage Lines 274 CHEMAINU8. Victoria Lumber & Mannfacturing Co VO CHICAGO, U. S. A. Bullock Manufacturing Co Mining Machinery 117 Eraser & Chalmers. . . .Smelting Fnrnaces etc 181 CHILLIWACK. Mellard Samuel Hardware Merchant 54(5 CLINTON. Marshall & Smith Proprietors Clinton Hotel 275 HAMILTON, ONTARIO. Hart Emery Wheel Co Emery Wheels 29 KAMLOOPS. Bank of British Columbia 314 Cannell & Ratchford Cosmopolitan Hotel 315 Cochrane W M Solicitor k Notary Public 315 Davis & Son Painter k House Decorator 315 Jones G W . . . . Grand Pacific Hotel 314 McCutoheon H Proprietor Inland Sentinel Newspaper 306 McGillivray & McPhee. . . .Proprietors Arlington Hotel 315 Robson k Lee Groceries, Paint Oils etc 307 Bobson F H Insurance Agent 307 Shuswop Milling Co Saw Mills * Brick Makers 307 NANAIMO. Banko British Columbia • 217 Free Press Newspaper Daily & Weekly 378 Lewis T B Contractor 217 Morning Courier Daily Newspaper 216 Pirabury E & Co Chemists & Stationero 217 Vancouver Coal Co opposite Inside Back Cover NANOOSE BAY. Enos John Farm for Sale 217 r INDEX TO ADVEUTISERS. XI NEW WESTMINSTER. Plolden Wm H Proprietor Farmers Home 370 Kennedy Bros Proprietors British Columbiau Daily & Weekly Hi Mortimer Win E Proprietor Merchants Hotel -^79 Morley C Soda Water Miniifacturer 1^** Rae Mrs Dry Goods & Millinery 1^79 j Raud Bros Keal Estate -585 Eoyal City Planing Mills 371 ! St. Louis College 378 Siitcr J K proprietor Mainland Guardian 371 I Tolmie A J Proprietor Club Restaurant 379 Van Volkenburg & Bros Butchers (Wholesale & Retail) 164 Woods, Turner & Gamble Land Surveyors and Real Estate 370 Woolen Mills 3'.9 PORTLAND, OREGON. Charlton A D Northern Pacific Railway Front Inside (over Parke & Lacy Machinery etc 28 Staver & Walker Farm Dairy & Mill Machinery &(• Back Cover West Shore Illustrated Monthly Magazine 116 Woodard, Clark & Co Photographic Supplies Bottom outside edges Wright Z T Threshers, Marine & Ijaundry Machinery Outside edges PORT TOWNSENO, W. T. Bartlett V. G Shipping «fe Commission Merchants 19 Bradshaw & Sachs Attorneys-at-Law Notiiry Publics 20 ; Delmonico Hotel 19 ; Hastings Conunissioii House 19 Jones JanieH,... Grocer, Wines and Spirits .. 19 SAANICH. Brackman & Ker Flour, Feed and (irain. /y^ SEATTLE, W. T. Andrews W R Attorney-at-law 19 Bowman AC... Attorney-at-La\v 20 Denny D T & Son .... Real Estate Brokers 19 Eshelraan, Llewellyn & Co Real Estate Brokers etc Front Cover y- her & Clarke Architects Back Flynn & Mclntyre Real Estate Brokers 20 Good John E .... Brass & Bell Foundry 19 Holman & Robinson Real Estate Brokers etc 20 Pinckney W H & Co Real Estate and Insurance agents 20 Pumphrey & Hanford Real Estate and Insurance Agents 20 Wood & Osborne Attorneys at Law 19 / XII BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. TACOMA, W. T. Harris H(Miry .... proj) Western Hotel 117 Honey k r.ovejoy Feed and Coiuiiiis-ion 117 Hopkins Mrs.... Proprietor Tnion Hotel...' 19 Jlo.sc() & Myers .... Casino Variety Theatre 20 8a\vyer k Jiowen Keal Kstatc; and lioans 20 TORONTO. May, Samuel & Co ... . Billiard and Pool Tables 125 Dodge Patent Wood Pulleys 125 VANCOUVKK. Bank of British Columbia Bankers 447 Bank of Montreal Bankers .i-tO Barker Eobert Beal Estate and Insurance 434 Bell-Irving and Paterson Importer.s and Commission MerchantR 592 Bewioke it Wulflsohn Bankers and Financial Agents 436 Bodwell E V. . . Eeal Estate Broker, etc Facing title page Bredemeyer W Dr Ph ]\Iining Engineer 430 ('auadian Pacific Railway 423 Diploi'k k OsUurn. . . .Importers 446 Doering Cluu les Proprietor Vancouver Brewery Inside front cover Ermatinger & Co Proprietors Windsor Hotel 439 I'Mutllay k Co. . . .Engineers and Machinists 536 Friek Hairy Restaurant and Bakery, 460 Kapi)ler k Co. . . .Proprietors ('olumbia Brewery 43!) Kemp J A Contractor aiul Builder 51 Kno.x Wm .... Accountant and Real Estate Agent 446 Leamy & Kyle Commercial Saw ;Mills 431 to 535 Leask k Johnson Agents and Commission Merchants. ..Inside front cover Leonard k Co .\gents and Conmiission Merchants, Importers and Dealers in Macliinery 124 on k Brown Real Estate and (Jenoral Agents Toj) outside edge News Advertii^er .... Daily and Weekly 248 Front k Insley prop, Leland House 43s Rand Bros Real Estate Between Initials Rouusefell it (Jo . . . Real Estate and Insurance 512 Royal City Planing Mills 371 Skene Wm .... Manufacturers' agent i40 Tilley ST.... Bookseller and Stationer 5r)0 Vsn Volkenburgli it Bro Butchers (wholesnle and retad) 164 Williams J prop, City Brewery front cover World Publishing Co Daily and Weekly Newspaper 423 I' INDEX TO ADVERTIHEIiS. XIII VKTOIMA. I Anderson W ( " pro)), Clnrenci' Hotel HI l?ank of British Cnlnmhia Bankers . 104 i'.iink of British North Ainericji Bankers 02 Biirnsloy John it Co. . . .Guns, Amramiition and Sjiortint? ^oimIs side lines B Express Co Express and Stasie line 274 IJ C Ijnnd and Investment Agency 100 ] Bliickwood E E Xorthcrn Pacific Railway inside front cover j Uoscowitz J it A Haw Furs and Deer Skins 03 Honrehier & Hi««inR Peal Estate and Financial front cover j Bovd John. . .AVholesale wine and spirits merchant 7fi Brackinan k Ker . . . . Flour, feed and trraiii T)! i British Columbia Blank Book Manufactory 211 \ " '* Monthly and Minin>,' Revic\s' 71 i " lUibber Stamp Factory 287 i Campbell & Simjikin.s l''asliionalilc Tailors 40 j Ceimpbell Frank Toliacccmist 172 I Canadian Pacfic Navit,'ation Co 1153 and 100 \ Clarke W R Auctioneer and .\pprai. F C clerk 64 Second liegj^ Roderick N, sect'y. and treiis. (British Columbia Monthly and Minin. T. I>I':NNY cV SOX, llcal Estate Brokers. Otiice. 7 and S Fry's Opera Block . :. WOOD A: OSBORNE, Attorm'ys-\( L iw. K .oih-a li nw\ 7 riiii>n Block ! GOOD, ,FOH\ E., Seattle Brass and liell Foundry. T. N. HIBBEN & CO., (EsTAHLISHEI> 1S5S.) c'&oon^yciie z^ GO VERNMENT ST., VICTORIA, B. C. ' m 'm IMIOFKSSlONzVL CARDS, t^c. HRAPKHAW * HACHS. ATTORNEYS-A'I-riAW. M. B. SiicliH, Notiiry lMil)lic. Water Street. I'ort Towiiserid. ^ C. BOWMAN, i ATTORNEY AT- LAW, I !• I RooniK 5) Mild 10 Union Block. Front St.. Seattle, W. T. LTOLMAN i^ ROJiFNSON, MiiiiaKiTs of SKAITLE LAND COMPANY. Real Estate Bon«ht and Sold. Union Block, Seattle. W. T. T. H. riimplircy. Frank Hanfonl pUMPHRKY .t HANFOHI). (lENERAL INSURANCE. Real EHtute and CoiuniisKJoii A^rents. Commereial St.. Seattle. W. T. \V. K. Howcii. K. li. Hawyer. S^AWYKU A' BOW EN, KEAE KSTATE ANT) LOANS, 1)01 PaciCic Ave. Taeoiiia, \V. T. LMSHEIt \' CLARK, ARCHITECTS, Seattle, W. T. I K. T. Flynn. K. McKntire. LMiYNN iV: McENTlRE. REAL ESTAIT: BI{()KEI{S, ('or. Front A Madison Sts., Seattle. "Land Loeatiiifj; a Specialty. Wm. H. Pinckiipy. Artliiir Wrijjlit. Will. H. PINCKNEV ife CO., , UEAE ESTATE AND ! INSl'RANCE FJROKERS, I Correspoiideiiei' Solicited. Room 1 Union IMock, Seattle, W. T. ROSC(3E & MEYP:RS, Props. T--^C02^.i^, TTT"- T. -><- Casino Variety Theatre. sa 3BC fr 4^ CD H H > Q CO OS cr2 C?3 en 'o \. / /i / ^)> ^, ^ I '^. a ^V ^'^>> -. V '^^,4' / J "56 ^ // <^ iS> % ^^r^^rv''^.^:^ V. (5, ^ Q^ / <<:; <<> < FT ■ c m "D C c .0 » A o V V \ o ^ \ \ .-<>' ^O ••<* ^^ - A ^ •fb- 4s ^ .X^ C> <)y ^ t^S ■"<>' -6 \ ^\- \ (-^ -v>^ f CA T r»mKirrl ^r C^i\ Direct iinf>orterH of Pianos, Oroanh • ^' l-OinijarU CV>^()., „,„, musical iNaiRUMENTS. o ,i3 (D o !0 •H P I'm CO ;^ s :^ to PBOVINCIAL INFOBMATION. Senators of British Columbia In the Dominion Parliament. Macdonald, William John, Victoria. Mclnnes. Thomas R., New Westminster. Reid, James, Cariboo, residence Quesnelle. ^ British Columbia Slembers of the House of Commons of Canada. Baker, E. Crow, Victoria, residence Victoria. Chisholm, Donald, New Westminster, residence New Westminster. Gordon, David William, Vancouver Island, residence Nanaimo. Mara, John Andrew, Yale, residence Kamloops. Prior, Edward Gawlor, Victoria, residence Victoria. Vacant (See Appendix) Cariboo. Members of the liejjflslatlve Assembly of British Columbia. LIEUT .-OOVEBNOB, HON. HUGH NEL80N. THE CABINET. Premier and Attorney-Oeneral—'H.ou. A. E. B. Davie, Q. C. President of the Council. — Hon. Robert Dunsmuir. Provincial Secretary and Minister of Mines. — Hon. John Robson. Minister of Finance and Agriculture.— Hon 3. H. Turner. Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works.— Hon. Forbes George Vernon. MEMBEBS. Speaker.— Hon. C. E. Pooley, Q. 0. CTerA?.— Thornton. Fell. Cabiboo, Cowan, George, residence Barkerville. " Mason, Joseph, residence Barkerville. *• McLeese, Robert, residence Barkerville. Oasbiab, Grant, John, residence Victoria. OoHoz, Humphreys, Hon. T. B. residence Victoria. CowiOHAN, Croft, Henry, residence Chemaiuus. '• Fry, Henry, residence Quamichan. EsQUiMALT, Higgins, D, W. residence Victoria. " Pooley, Hon. C. E., Q.C. residence Esquimalt District GO o 7} few g-o 5;rCD ^> • Z §•■0 |.=5 z o CO Keep always in Stock a first-class Assortment Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. B. WILLIAMS & CO., of 97 Jolmsoa Street, bet, Broad and Douglas, Viotorla» B. O' ^WP K .' r o o CO o < cc o o > Oh i s o ,^ CO 5=1 O o CO 09 /^ A T /-w|-nKorrl /B ■s^ ^« ?> rfW ^S S 7^ w 1^ w ^ ►T3 >P H I-" • as • Q t>z » CO » "^ ^^0 P < (D ^2 ^ ^ -5 m © 0-5 oop o e*- S *1 i* 9< w *i» u S3. o? o T . • w A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. liMiia Organs The Ronisch Pianos ^"" U-^^^-A^-^^foj Tone, Touch, «ad O. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. ing. o w pi ^^ Q gco en P SB GO (D o e*- S ►« w ?-' U ■ H H M Pi n i! 1 8 OK OS < PROVINCIAL INFORMATION.— JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 23 New Westminster, Sheriff, W. J. Armstrong. " Gaoler, W. Moresby. " Superintendent of Insane Asylum, R. T. Benlley, M. D. Nicola, Government Agent, J. Clapperton. OKiNAQAS, Government Agent, W. Dewdney. OsoYoos, Assessor and Mining Recorder, H. Nicholson. Pldmpur Pass, Assessor and Collector, W. M. Robson. QuKSNELLB, Government Agent, J. P. St. Laurant. Rbvblstokb, Gold Com., and Stipendiary Magistrate, G. M. Sproat. " Mining Recorder and Constable, J. Kirkup. Salt Spbinq Island, Assessor and Collector, S. Maxwell. SiMiLKAMEEN, Gold Com., and Stipendiary Magistrate, G. C. Tunstall. Skeena, Gold Com., and Stipendiary Magistrate, N. Fitzstubbs. Vanootjveb, Registrar County Court, C. G. Johnson. Victoria, (See Victoria Description. ) Wild Horse Creek, Mining Recorder and Constable, O. G. Dennis. Justices of the Peace in Britislt Columbia. Abreviations—E.D. Elcctorial District. Agassiz, Aga.ssiz, L. A., E, D. Yale and New Westminster. Albemi, Huff, Geo., E. D., Nanaimo. •' Mollet, J. C,. E. D. Nanaimo and Alberni. " Pinkerton, R., E. D. Alberni Division, Nanaimo. Aldergrove, Goldsmith. A. F., E. D. New Westminster. Alert Bay, Pidcock, R. H. Counties of Nanaimo and New Westminster. Alexandria, Mclnnes A. D., E. D. Cariboo. Alkali Lake, Moore, -T. B., E. D. Cariboo and Lillooet. Ashcroft, Cornwall, Hon. Clement F., Province. " Cornwall. H. P., Province. Barkerville, Stephenson, J. E., D. Cariboo. «• Stone, James, Province. " Watt, Hugh, E. D. Cariboo. Basque Ranch, Langley, W., E. D. Yale. Big Bar Creek, Gallagher, John, E.D.Lillooet. Boston Bar, Pearson, Ed., Province. Burgoyne Bay, Cairns, J., E. D. Cowichan. Cadboro Bay, Sinclair, J., E. D. Victoria. Campbell River, Nunno, J. J., County of Nt.naimo. Cassiar, Crimp, J. .L, E. D. Cassiar. Cedar, Michael, E. H., E. D. Nanaimo, Chemainus, Bonsall, Hy., County of Victoria. «« Croft, Hy., Province. •• Porter, R G., E. D. Cowichan and Nanaimo. Chilliwhack, Ashwell, G. R., E. D. New Westminster. o > C o X ^-9 ^^> Z m -< CO BUfllllAIUIQAPn ^®^® * Specialty of Children's Clothing, ■ iflLLlfllllW OC UUij Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 97 Johnaon Street, bet. Brood and Donglaa, Viotoriat B. C. imppCTigg^'. r ,ifff lerywyw iilll C4 THE RONiSGH PIANOS Are unmirpasaed for Tone, Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 24 BRI'^ISH COLUMBI . DIRECTORY. Clinton, Allen, Ed., E D. Lillooet. •• Foster, F. W. Province. '• Harrison, Eli., Province. " Hartley, J., Province, residence Grange. " Saul, J., Province. •' Smith, J. F., E. D. Cariboo, Lillooet and Yale. " Soues, F., Province. Cobble Hill, Nightirtgale, J., County of Victoria. Comox, Cairns, Thomas, E. D. Coniox. " Drabble, G., F., Province. " Machin, Wm., E. D. Comox. " McDonald, G. G., E. D. Comox. " McKenzie, J. W., E. D. Comox. •' Piercy, T. H., E. D. Comox, " Williams, D., E. D. Comox. Corfleld, Dougall, F. H.Maitland, County of Victoria. Cowichan, Forrest, Wm, E. D. Cowichan. " Hawthornthwaite, Wm., County of Victoria. " Marshall, Thomas, E. D. Cowichan. " Skinner, T. J., Province. Donald, Evans, T., County of Kootenay. " LlUey, W. H.. E. D. Kootenay. " Manuel. G. E., County of Kootenay. " Piercy, Wm., E. D. Kootenay. •' Vowell, A. W., Province. Elgin, Chantrell, H D., E. D. New Westminster. Esquimalt, Fisher, W., Province. Fi^'^lay Creek, Brady, J., E. D. Kootenay. Fort Simpson, Hall, R. H., Province. " Williscroft. G. Coast District. '' Wootton, L., Province. Galiano Island, Murchison, F., E. D. Cowichan. Golden, Cummini, A. P., E. D. Kootenay. Grohman, Grohman, W. A. B., E. D. Kootenay. •* Owen, T., E. D. Kootenay. Harrison Lake, McDonald, John, E. D. New Westminster. Hope, Warjdle, James, E. D. Yale. Kamloops, Edwards, J. T., E. D. Yale. •' Fortune, A. L., E. D. Yale. " Jones, Wm., E. D. Yale. •' Mara, J. A., Province. " Mcintosh, J.. E. D. Yale. '« Ridley, H. C. M., E. D. Yale. " Tait, J., E. D. Yale. Kettle River, Jones, W. 8., E. D. Yale. Kicking Horse Creek, Steele, 8. B., Province. Kootenay, Galbraith, J. T., Province. C o H o o HI td ^ W s. » i l!** U A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREEr, Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. uu^i'l^ OQ ^* u TREEf, mDiDMIOOLI DIAMOO ^^^ ^^^ Leading Pianos in B. C KUN luUn I I ANUu ana have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. PROVINCIAL INFORMATION. — JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 25 Kootenay, Shaw, John, Province. Kootenay Lake, Rykert, J. C, E. D. Kooteuay. Lac La Hache, McArthur, N., E. D., Cariboo and Lillooet. " McKlnlay, A. A., E. D. Cariboo and Lillooet. " Morrison, W., E. D. Lillooet and Cariboo. Ladner's Landing, Benson, Hy. D., E. D. New Westminster. «' Kirkland, .T., E. D. New Westminster. " Ladner, W. H., Provinti. " McKee, J. senr., E. D. New Westminster. Langle:^, Bovill, A. J., E. D. New Westminster. " Jolly, John, E. D. New Westminster. «• Ooulthard, J. H., Province. " Mackie, James, Province. •' Maxwell, John, E. D. New Westminster. Lightening Creek, Lindsay, A., E. D. Cowichan. Lillooet, Hoey, Richard, Province. Little Dog Creek, Meason, Wm. L., E. D. Lillooet and Cariboo. Lome Creek, Fitzstubbs, N., Province. Lytton, Hansz, Johann H., E. D. Yale. " Stevenson. A, E. D. Yale. " Seward, T. E. D. Yale. Maple Bay, Skmner, 8., E. D. Cowichan. Maple Ridge, Ferguson, Hector, E. D. New Westminster. " Harris, W. J., Municipality of Maple Ridge. " Laity, J., E. D. New Westminster. Matsqui, Sword, C. B., Province. " Tretheway, J., E. D. New Westminsier. Mayne Island, Puetz, J., E. D. Cowichan. " Robson, W. M., E. D. Cowichan. Metchosin, Fisher, W., Provinca " Weir, R., Province. Moody ville. Springer, B., E. D. New Westminster. Naaa River, Birrell, P., Coast District. •' Welsh, James, E. D. Casslar. Na?iaimo, Abrams, Jas. A., Province. " Bate, M., Province. " Bryden, J., Province. Cooper, Harry, E. D. Nanaimo. Harvey, James, E. D. Nanaimo. ' McLay, James, E. D. Nanaimo. " PawsoD, J., E. D.. Nanaimo. " Pimbury, E., Province. " Planta, J. P., Province. *' Robins, 8. M.. Province. " Shaw, Alex., Vancouver J^^iland. «' 8mith,C.,E.D. Nanaimo. " Stirtan, X W., E. D. Nanaimo. Kya !> Q is «5 ^ ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., for Fine Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valisks, Blankets, Etc. 01 Johiuoa Stra«tt 1i«t. Broad Mad Doaglm^ Viotoirl»t B. C. m o a < £ o t- o as Si S lU > o a M (0 CO O OQ o O Q GO C. A. Lombard & Co.. '-^^\^'«J,^"/i!:IT°«^ Sole .Agents for Ronisch Sc Steinway Pianos. 26 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. (t «« 11 • i New Westminster, Armstrong, W. J., Province. " Atkinson, T. C, New Westminster aii(i City. '* Bole, W. Norman, Province. " Boyd, Hugh, E. D. New Westminster. " Brown, D. W., E. D. New Westminster. •• Clarkson, W., Province. •• Clute, John 8., E. D. New Westminster and City. •* Cunningham, Jas., Province. DeBeck, H. L., Province. Dickinson, R.. E. D. New "Westminster. Douglas, B,, Province. Edmonds,H. v., City and District New Westminster. " Ferris, W. D., Province. " Figg, T. R., E. D. Cowichan and Nanaimo. " Lundbom, A. W., E. D. Yale. " Mathers, Henry, City and District New Westminster. ". McBride, A. H., Bailiwick of the Sheriff for the City of New Westminster. " McTieri: 1!, P., City and District New Westminster. " Mouat, 'i ' Province. " Pittendrigh, Jity and E. D. New Westminster. " Shannon, T., ivxunicipality of Surrey. Nicola, Clapperton, John, Province. " Chipp, John, Province. " Dalley, Edwin, E. D. Yale. " Gilmore, J., E. D. Yale. " Woodward, T.. E. D. Yale. North Arm, Kidd, T., E. D, New Westminster. " Kilgour, A., E. D. New Westminster. " McCleery, F., E. D. New Westminster. " Sweet, O. D., E. D. New Westminster. Okanagan, Brent, F., E. D. Yale. Postill, A., E. D. Yale. •' Tronson, E. J., E. D. Yale. Wood, T., E. D. Yale. Omineca, Kenny, G., Province. One Hundred and Fifty Mile; Bird, Henry, £. D. Cariboo. '* " Manson, Wm., Province. Pedder Bay, Vine E., E. D. Esqulmalt. Pender Island, Grimmer, W., E. D. Cowichan. Penticton, Ellis, T., Province. Port Hammond, Mohun, E., Province. Port Moody, Butchart, G., E. D. New Westminster. McGillvray, T. S., E. D. New Westminster. Taylor, J., E. D. New Westminster. Princeton, Allison, J. F., E. D. Yale. A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street, victoria, b. c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City, H o O s 33 Q u o !z5 o d OQ o w H O CD r I QD 05: ^1 s 1; i^i^aZ^ TU« P^t-.,V^V. P;^.-.^o Are the LEADING PIANOS in B. 1 he KoniSCh FianOS ^^^ ^ave the Largest Sales. C A. I.0MBA.RD «fe CO,, AdE^HTS, VICTORIA. C. leo S^ PROVINCIAL INFORMATION.— JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 27 Quaniichan, Fry, Henry, Province. Matthew, W. C, County Victoria. " Robin.son, G., E. D. Cowichan. " Rowbotharn, J. H., Province. " Wellburn, H. O., Province. Quesnelle Fork, Steplienson, Wm., E. D. Cariboo. Quesnelle Moutli, Barlow, A., Province. " Johnston, W. A., E. D. Cariboo. " Stone, J., Province. Quilchena, Lander, J. D., E. D. Yale. Revelstoke, Hume, J. F., Bailiwick of the Sheritt of Kootenay. " Sproat, G. M., Province. Rivers Inlet, Carthew. John A., Coast District. " Draney, Robt, Coast District. Saanich, Mcllmoyl, J. T., Province. SaaiiichNorth , Reay, Wm., E. D. Victoria. Saanich South, Musgrave, E., Province. Salt Spring Island, Gallagher, J. H., E. D. Cowichan. Saturna Island, Elford, Wm., E. D. Cowichan . Skeena, Cliflbrd, C. W. D., Coast District. " Cuthbert, J., Coast District. " Dempster, VV. H., (Joast District. Soda Creek, Meldram, T., E. D. Cariboo and Lillooet. Somenos, Drinkwater, W., City Victoria. Sooke, Keill, James, E D. Esquimau. " Muir, R., E. D. Esquimalt. Spallumcheen, Graham, Donald, E. D. Yale. " Lumby, M., E. D. Yale. Steele," Jas. T., E. Yale. Wallace, G. J., E. D. Yale, Spence's Bridge, Murray, J., E. D. Yale. Sumas, Campbell, W. M., Province. " McGillvray, D., Province. " Miller, D. W., Province. • " Wells, A. K., Province. Tobacco Plains, [Kootenay], Phillips, M., E. D. Kootenay. Vancouver, Abbott, Henry, E. D. New Westminster. " Alexander, R. H., E. D. New Westminster " Blake, J. J., E. D. New Westminster. " Dunn, Thomas, E. D. New Westminster. " McLean, M. A., E. D. New Westminster. " Robertson. G., E, D. New Westminster. Vernon, Dewdney, W., Province. Victoria, Baker, E. Crow, Province. " Brown, G. W., Province. " Brown, R. H., Province. c/a ^ "n O JO i -CO m o X z m . -< GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO.y ^Q'^-^ea's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing 07 Johmon Stre«t, bet. Broad and Donclas, Victoria, B. G. C A Lombard & Co leading music store. Sole Agents for Ronisch Sr St'elriwciy Pianos. 01 < E o H O > 1^ o N \il t^ f-i CO o a CO o o CO • 1— t CO ^^ s . CO • CD > 9 00 (P O 00 L o 23 I 9 PARKE & LACY MACHINE COMPANY. . 83 & 35, tiORTH FRONT STREET, ^ PORTLAND, OR PHSNIX ENGINES & BOILERS, NAGLE ENGINES & BOILERS, Westinghouse Automatic, Junior, Standard and Compounding Engines. 19 vvMHVii mnnnnm mumwp LIDGERWOOD HOISTING ENGINES, KnoiTles Pumps, Sturtevant Fans, Leffel Turbine Wheels, "Dodge latent Mining^ Machinery, DODGE ROCK BREAKERS, WALL ROLLS. Putnam Machine Company T'ols. EHtiniates of cost 011 Outfits. of Machinery for Planing and Saw Mills, Wood or Iron Working Shops, Mining and Concentrating Plants. c. pwiy^""^"" m u H o H W P$ C or h^ c c 5=1 OS as HAMILTON ADVERTI8JIMENT8. TheHartEmeryWheelGo [XjI2vd:XT3C3D.] HAMILTON, CANADA, ManKiavtnrers of the Celebrated HART'S Paient [Mm WHEELS. WIRE-8TRENQTHENEO, Avid< all hinds of Machines f'w vunnirKj Emery Wheeln in Saw Mills^ Wood- Working Eaefories^. factories and Alachino IShojm. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND TERMS .A.LSO iv£.A.iT-cr^.A.crr-crEaExas of PATENT SAW FILERS In Four SiKS, To.HhartM'ti (iiiiiijr Haws :\xn{ ("'rcnlfir Haws From 6 i;mo72in. Dm. m. 18, Wheeh ?MS The Ronisch Pianos Aro UNB^PASSEDjorT^e, Touch, a„d C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. PROVINCIAL INFOEWATION.— JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 29 Vesuvius Bay, Broadwell, J., E. D. Cowichaii. " Walter, A., E. D. Cowichan. " McDonald, D., E. D. Victoria. West Coast, V, I., Guillord, Henry, V. I. and Islands on West Coast. Wild Horse Creek, Aylmer, Hon. F. W.,E. D. Kootenay. " Parker, J. E, D. Kootenay. •' Fernie, W., E. D. Kootenay. " Kelly, Ed., E. D. Kootenay. " Russell, Jno., E. D. Kootenay. Williams Lake, Hignian, F. G., Province. " Pinchbeck, W., E. D. Cariboo and Lillooet. Windermere, McKay, J., E. D.:Kootenay. Yale, Teague, Wrn., E. D. Yale. EDrCATIOM. AESTEAOTS FROM THE 16TH, ANNUAL REPORT OP THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. The record of the year is certainly a gratifying one, not only in consid- eration of the largely increased attendance, but especially on account of the improved condition of the schools and the manifest progress made by the pupils. The enrollment exceeds that of the previous year by nearly 20 per cent and the increase in average actual daily attendance was almost 16 per cent. The percentage of average attendance for the year was 53.75. The total number of schools in operation during the year was 92, as fol- lows: 3 High Schools, 3 Ward Schools, 7 Graded Schools, anci 79 Common Schools. These were under the charge of 116 teachers and two monitors. The aggregate number of Pupils enrolled was 5,345 an increase of 874, and the average actual daily attendance was 2873.38, an increase of 391.90. This very large increase in enrollment, the largest in any year since the inception of the present school system not only materially affected the graded schools but extended to the majority of rural schools. The expenditure for Education proper was as follows: Teachers Salaries .878,571 60 Incidental Fxpenses including rent 6,489 17 Education Office 8,460 oi 888.52108 Number of School Districts 95; Aggregate Enrollment, 5,845. Average Daily Attendance, 2873.38. Percentage of attendance 53.75. C^ ftp o -J} > c o I 1?+. ^ •* "1^ ^? p3 •3} Z m ■< BU/II I lAMQ J^ P(l 'Keep always in stock a flrst-clasa Assortment ■ IflLkllllllU QC UUfjIof Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 97 Johnson Street, bet* Broad and Donglas, Victoria. N c p. ^ o ffl 00 J? < 5> I- ui ui oe & H •*Z Ui " oe SI O o * Bk CO a o o CO €0 r^ A T nm Karri RjCn ^^^^^ Importers of Pianos, Orqans V.-,. r\.. L-On 1 Dd.n.1 Cx, V-O., and MnaiCAL, Instruments. -vxarro-RXj^, b. o. 30 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Teachers.— There has been a marked improvement in the methods of instruction adopted by the teachers during the past year. This is chiefly attributable to the mutuai exchange of thought on the practh;al work of the school room at the annual meeting of the Provincial Teachers Institute, as weh as at the more frequent meetings of the several Branch Institutes, and to the visitations made by the teachers to other Schools. 46 Renewal certiflcates were granted under the provisions of the School Act. Of the 93 candidates at the examination 72 succeeded in obtaining cer> tiflcates. Schools and Teachers In British Colambia. Alberni, A P Procter. Aldergrove, Mrs. A M McKee. Ashcroft, J F Smith. Barkervllle, A Dods. Beaver Point, W Levinge. Beaver Creek,— (see Alberni.) Big Bar, J C F Metcalfe. Bonaparte,— vacant Boundary Bay, J B Qanton Burgoyne Bay, Jas Dougan. Burtons Prairie, Miss M Dockrille. Cache Creek, J Irwin. Cadl)oro Bay, Miss M Williams. Canoe Pass, — vacant. Cedar Hill, B Landells. Cedar North, Miss J Ramsay. Cedar South, James B McLeod. Centrevillev J P Johnston. Cheam. Miss M Kipp. Chemainus, Miss Alice E Currie. Chilliwhack, E J Campbell Chilcotin,— closed. Clinton, Miss A S Bailey. Clover Valley, John A McLean. Colwood, J F Sallaway. Gomox North, John Mundell. Comox South, James Sutherland. Courtenay, Miss Grace Halliday. Cowichan, Miss E E Sylvester. Gowichan Sth, Miss A L Johnston. Craigflower, A M Bannerman. Denman Island, Miss E Coghlan. Departure Bay, J. S. Hamilton. Donald, Miss 8 McLean. Enderby, J J Bannerman. English, T. Knapp. Empire, — closed. Esquimalt, David Jones. Gabriola North, Miss M Clunas. Gabriola South, Misn Q Preston. Grand Prairie, Mius J Bradley. Hall's Prairie, W J MuflTord. Haney, Hugh McKay. Kamloops, Principal E S Woods. " Assist. Miss S Pearson. Lake, W Tomlinson. Langley, R J Plaxton. Lillooet, R G Gordon. Lulu, W T Kinney. Lytton, John R Scott. Maple Bay, Miss I F M Barron. Maple Ridge, Paul Murray. Mayne Island, M McKinnon. Metchosin, Miss J R Olding. Moodyvile, Miss A S Charlton. Mount Lehman, D W Sutherland. Mountain, Miss M G McKay. Mud Bay. J C McLennan. Nanaimo, — High School, E B Paul M A. Boys, Principal, J. 8. Shaw. " Ist Assist. W Hunter B A. " 2nd Assist. L A Mebius. Girl8,Prinoipl, Miss A. F. Gardiner 1st Assist. Miss M Bryant. 2nd Assist. Miss I Brown. New Westminster, — High School, H M Stramberg B A. A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. H ■^^- Loniscl 'lanos ArHh^lEADINGprANOS In B. and have the Largest Bales. O, M C. A. I>OMBARD <> CO., AQS:C^TS, VICTORIA. PROVINCIAL INFORMATION.— TEACHERS. 31 New Westminster,— Boys, Principal, M C Coatham. " l«.t Assist. G M Dockrill. " 2nd Assist. Miss M Dockrill. Girls, Principal, Miss E Rogers. ♦• Ist Asst. Miss E A Davidson *• 2nd Asst. Miss M Homer. Nicola, Miss A L McQueen. Nicola Lake,— closed. Nicola Valley, Miss J M McQueen. North Arm, Miss M M Harding. North Thompson, Miss M R Dallas. Okanagan, *' J Watson. Oyster, Mrs M E Giddens. Port Moody, G W McRae. Prairie, Jos McLennan, Quamichan, Miss M F Halllday Quesnelle. Miss A M Northoott Revelstoke,— closed Eocky Point, Miss F C Eraser Round Prairie, Miss M J Norris. Saanlch North, H J Rossiter B A Saanich South, R L Eraser Baanich West, G H Sluggett Bapperton, Miss E Bell Shawnigan, James A Hoy Shuswap Prairie, Miss E, Crease BomenoB, Miss J W Blair Sooke, Miss Mary Jennings Booke East, Miss M C Austin. Bpallumcheen D J McDonald Bpenoe's Bridge, Thos Clyde Btave Riv6r, M Beatti* Bt. Mary's Mission, J A Catherwood Sumas, Thomas Bryant Tolmie, Miss J M H Pope Trenant, A Gilchrist Vernon, R B Hanna a» Vesuvius, R A Purdy Vancouver,— East, Principal H Pottmeyer " 1st Assist. Miss A Christie " 2nd Asst. Miss M J Murchie West, Principal Miss M Hartney *' Ist Asst. Miss E A Jamieson " 2nd Asst . Miss M L Harding Victoria,— HIGH SCHOOIj. Principal, J P McLeod B A 2nd Master, R Offerhaus BOYS. Principal, J A Halllday 1st Assistant, D E Kerr ?ind Assistant, James Kaye 8rd Assistant, E F Doran 4th Assistant, Miss K Todd 5th Assistant, Miss A Pollard 6th Assistant, Miss N Wolfenden 7th Assistant, Miss A Monro OIKIiS. Principal, Miss F E Armstrong 1st Assistant Mrs M L Caldwell 2nd Assistant Miss A D Cameron 8rd Assistant Miss L A Barron 4th Assistant Miss A Keast 6th Assistant Misn E Carmichael 6th Assistant Miss 8 A Robinson James Bay Ward, M^ss M V Btorey Johnson Bt Ward, Miss AC Gowen Rock Bay Ward, Miss W Forrest Fourth Ward, Miss L Horton Victoria West, Thomas Nicholson Assistant, Miss F. Butler Wellington, J L McKay ** Asst. Miss M Lawrence Williams Lake, Jas M Campbell Yale, 8 Shepherd York, Wm Blair 9P BRITISH COLUMBIA iiifiditi ■n O SO ^O ~ rn O CD 28, BROAD STREET, Foot of VIEW. BUIII I lAMQ A PA MakeaSPEOIAIiTYOfCHIIiDBEN'sCliOTHINa, ■ If ILLIflKflll Oe UUi| Examine their Stock before going elsewhere 91 Johnson Stsoot, hot. BMMtd and Donclaa, Viotoria, B. C. THE RONISGH PIANOS c p r ..A ! ji Are unnnrpoMed for Tone, Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 32 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKECTORY. TELKGBAPH OFI^'ICE^. IN U. C. Agassi?. Albert Canyon Ashcruft BurkervlUe Beaver Bear Creek Bridge Creek Cache Creek Cherry Creek Cbilliwhack ChemainuH ^ Cisco Clanwillium Clinton Clover Point Cloyer Valley Cobble Hill ^ Craigellachie Departure Bay ^' Donald Drynock Ducks Duncans "^ Esquimau >' Field Glacier House Golden City Griffln Lake Hector Hammond Hurrist a Hope Illecillewaet Kam loops Keefers Koksilah "' Leanchoil Lytton Ladner's Landing Matsqul Mission Moodyville Nanahno New Westminster Nicomen Notch Hill North Bend Otter Tail Palliser Penny's Port Moody Quesnelle Revelstoke Rogers Pass Ross Peak Siding Ruby Creek Salmon Arm Savonaa Shusvvap Bieamous Six Mile Creek Soda Cr«ek Somenos Spatsurn Spence's Bridge Spuzzum Stanley Tranquille Twin Butte Vancouver Valdez Victoria Whannock Wellington Westminster Junction Yale Post Offices in British Columbia with their Districts and Name of Postmasters. Inspector, -EH Fletcher, Victoria, B. C. Aberdeen, Oarlboo-Llllooet, W H Dempster Alberni, Vancouver, Taylor Jr Aldergrove, New Westminster, P Jackman Jr Alert Bay, Cariboo-Lillooet, 8 A Spencer Alexandria, Cariboo-Lillooet, A D Mclnnes Alkali Lake, Cariboo-Lillooet, Mrs. C Boswell Agassiz, Yale-Kootenay, L A Agassiz. Ashcroft, Yale-Kootenay, H P Cornwall Ashcroft Station, Yale 3. td '11 A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREEF. opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. 00 $ td mon iiiQOii DiAii no "^'"^ "'* Le'*^i'io ^»«««M »■« «• ^'• C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. PROVINCIAL INFORMATION.— POST OFFICES. 33 liiK Bar Creuk, Oariboo-Llllooet, John Ottllagher Burgoyiie Buy, Vancouver, 8 Maxwell Burrard Inlet, New WcatmliiHter, Geo Black Cache Creek, Yale-LlUooet, Mrs. M A Lelunuii Cedar, Vancouver,— John Hill Chenialnus, Vancouver, Henry Croft Ohilcoten, Cariboo-Llllooet, — A Provis Chilliwack, New WeHtniinster, 8 Cawley Clinton, Cariboo-Llllooet, A Le Bourdals Clover Valley, New Westminster, D McKeuzie Cobble Hill, Vancouver, H T Porter Comox, Vancouver, Joseph McPhee Corfleld, Vancouver, O T Cortteld Colwood, Victoria, Arthur Peatt Coutlee, Yale-Kootenay, (Jllbert Blair Cowlchan, Vancouver, Jus Kinnear Cranbrook, Yale-Kootenay, Geo Patterson Dog Creek, Cariboo-Llllooet, J H Place Donald, Yale-Kootenay, G H Prenswell Douglas Lake, Yale-Kootenay, J B Greaves Duck and Pringles, Yale-Kootenay, O 8 Batchelor East Wellington, Vancouver, W 8 Chandler Elgin, New Westminster, Joseph Dales Emory, Yale-Kootenay, F W Geisler Enderby, Yale-Kootenay, Oliver Harvey Esquimau, Victoria, J T Howard Fairmont Springs, Yale-Kootenay, Geo. Geary Fort Simpson, Cariboo-Llllooet, R H Hall Fort Steele, Yale-Kootenay, C Clark Gabriola Island, Vancouver, A Shaw Jr Golden, Yale-Kootenay, R Lang Goldstream, Victoria, James Phalr Grand Prairie, Yale-Kootenay, A J Klrkpatrick Granite Creek, Yale-Kootenay, Wm Thompson Grohman, Yale-Kootenay, W B Grohman. Hall's Prairie, New Westminster, D W Brown Harrison River, New Westminster, John Barker Hope, Yale-Kootenay, James Wardle Illiciliwaet, Yale-Kootenay, W T Atherton Johnson's Landing, New Westminster, R C Garner Kamloops, Yale-Kootenay, E H Jones Keithley Creek, Cariboo-Llllooet, G A Velth Keremeos, Yale-Kootenay, Thomas Daly Koksllah, Vancouver, J Crosier Kootenay, Yale-Kootenay, David Griffiths Lac La Hache, Cariboo-Llllooet, O A McKinlay K* ^ >?*. O Il> <5> FQ ^ ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., "" "Z.l'^iUL^^'IS!""^' 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Donslas, Victoria, B. C. 01 s CO A. Lombard & Co., '-^*°i'^^°oSITS"' Sole Agents for Eonisch Sr Steinway Pianos. BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECTOBY. Ladner'B Landing, New >V eBtminster, Thomas McNeely Langley, New Westminater, J M Drummond Langley Prairie. New Westminster, John Boyes Lillooet, Cariboo-Lillooet. Mrs C Phair Lower Nicola, Yale-Kootenay , B M Woodward Lula Island, New Westminster, W H London Lytton, Yale, Lonis Cnvreau MoPharson's Station, VanoonTer. Oeorge Jones Maple Bay, Vanconver, W Beaumont Matsqai, New Westminster, James Tretheway Metchosin, Viotoria, Mrs. B Oleed Moodyville, New Westminster, B Springer Mount Lehman, New Westminster, E Fhomson Mud Bay, New Westminster, W Woodward Nanaimo, Vancouver, W Earl Nanoose Bay, Vanoonver, W Roberts New Westminster, New Westminster, J C Brown Nioola Lake, Yale-Kootenay, A E Howse North Arm, New Westminster, H W Eburne North Ben), Yale-Kootenay. Peter Fink North ii^aanich, VanoouTer, H Braokman Okanafi;an. Yale-Kootenay, G O'Keefe Okanagan Mission, Yale-Kootenay. B Leqn^ja 160 Mile House, Cariboo- Lilloock, R Borla. \d OsoyooB. Yale Kootenay. Theo Kmger Otter Point, Vancouver, Thomas Tugwell Parksville. Vancouver, Nelson Parks Pbvilion, Cariboo-Lillooet, Wm. Lee Plumper Pass, Vanconver, Wm. T Collinson Port Hammond, New Westminster, W J Harris Port Eaney, New Westminster, D Dooksteader Port Moody, New Westminster, Joseph Tayes Quadra, Vanconver, R T Swan Quamiciian, Vancouver, W Jaynes Qneanelle, Cariboo-Lillooet, A MoNanghten Quesnelle Forks, Cariboo- Lilloet, W Stephenson Qnilohena, Yale-Kootenay, B Charters Bevelstoke, Yale-Kootenay, TAW (Jordon Riverside, New Westminster, B Sword Bock Creek, Yale-Kootenay, Tbos. Elliott Rockford, Yale-Kootenay, flobert Soott Rogers P^iss, Yale-Kootenay, Jns M Carroll Salt Spring; Islbi^d, Vancouver. J Broadwell Sardis, New Westminster, A^S Vedder Savonn Ferry, Yale-Kootenay, J H MoNab Sayward Alberni, Vancouver, F MoQuillon Sea Island, New Westminster, Kenneth Sweet A. GREGG & SON. 42 yatu street, Victoria, b. g. Receive the first Imported Woolen Oooda in the City, 00 U ^* u The Ronisch Pianos nj:mt,^*r' C. A. Lontybard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victorm. CO IP I '0 1:4 PKOVINCIAL INFORMATION.— POST OFFICES. 35 Shuawap, YaI«-Kooten»y, Alex MoBryan Bieaxnons, Yale-Kootenay, E Forester Skeena, Cariboo-Lillooet, tl Cunningham Soda Greek, Cariboo-Lillooet. R MoLeeae SomenoB, Vancouver, Mrs M A Kier Booke, VancouTer, John Mulr South Saanioh, Vancouver, J D Bryant Spenoe'B Bridge, Yale-Kootenay. John Murray Spillamaoheen, Tale-Kootunay, O J Vallaoe Snmaa, New Westminster, D W Miller Surrey Centre, New Westminster. A Hnok Upper Sumas, New Westminster, B Franklin Vancouver, New Westminster, J Millei Van Winkle, Cariboo-Lillooet, Mrs Laura Dodd Vernon, Yale-Kootenay, Lutv Girouard Victoria, Victoria, N Shakes petire Wellington, Vancouver, James Hill Wbonnook, New Westminster, N Oliver Windermere, Yale-Koo.«nay, F J Brady Yale. Yale-Kootenay. Wm Teagna POS^TAL BATESI FOB THE PROVINCE OP B. €. Letters. Letters addressed to places in Canada and United States 3 cents per ^ oz or fraction thereof. Great Britain and Newfoundland, 6 cents per i oz, or fhujtion thereof. City or Drop Letters, for city delivery 1 cent per } oz or fraction thereof. Beoistratiok Feb to the United States, Qreat Britain and European countries, 5 cents. To places in Canada or New Foundland, 2 cents. All letters to places in Canada, and United States must be prepaid, at least one full rate 3 cents, otherwise will be sent to the Dead Lettei Office. Letters insufficiently prepaid if addressed to persons in Ganadn will be forwarded, subject on delivery to double the amount of Postage re- maining unpaid. Bbdirected Letters to any place in United States or Canada will be for> warded free provided they are i\ot taken from the Postoffloe, otherwise full rate will be charged. Post-Cards for Canada and the United States, one cent each. For Qreat Britain, New Foundland and all Postal Union Countries, two cents each. Beply cards, for Canada only, two cents each. Nothing must be attached to a Post Card, nor must the card be out or defaced in any way -n O -J} z ^z I* Ceo ?o ^ o ^2 • O X 2 m •< GO TO B. WILLIAMS & COii^<^''^®"'"'^<'"^^'»<^°<> ^y'*' <^iothing 97 JohasoB BtrMt, bet. Bro^ and DoosIm, Victoria B. O. mmtm^. I »- The Ronisch Pianos '^-:r,';':f??f^;'::n„t^' C. A. Lombard^ Co., Sole Agents, VlGtorlcu. a 36 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Newspapers. Transient Newspapers within tlie Dominion, United States or Newfound- land 1 cent for 4 ozs or fraction tliereof. A single newspaper open weigliing less tlian 1 oz will be forwarded for 1 cent. To tlie United Kingdoni and all European countries 1 cent for each newspaper not exceeding 2 ozs. Tn all cases the postage must be fully pre- paid. Parcel Post. United States— Rate, 1 cent per oz; limit of weight, 4 lbs; size, 2 feet by 1 foot Must not be sealed. Canadian.— 6 cent per 4 ozs; limit of weight, 5 lbs; size 2 feet by 1 ft. On unsealed matter the rate is 1 cent per oz, up to 4 lbs. United Kingdom. — 45 cents per lb; limit of weight, 4 lbs; size 2 feet by 1 foot. Customs declaration must be attached. isjaniple Post. Sample Post to any place in (Canada, United States or Newfoundland, 1 cent per 4 ozs; limit of weight, 24 ozs. To the United Kingdom and all places in Europe, 2 cents per 2 ozs and 1 cent for every additional 2 ozs; limit 8 ozs. CoMMBRCiAii Papers and Legal Documents may be sent to Great Britain and all European Countries at 5 cents for the first oz and 2 cents for every additional 2 ozs. Books, Pamphlets, Printed Circulars, Prices Current, Handbills, Book and Newspaper M. S. S., Printers Proofs, Maps, Prints, and Engrav- ings, Sheet Music, Photographs, Insurance Policies, Deeds, Militia and School Returns, Seeds, Cuttings, Bulbs, Roots for Canada and Newfoundland; to be opened at end for easy inspection, 1 cent per 4 ozs. Money Orders. Money Order Offices opened from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. All letters containing money orders should be registered. Commission on Money Orders. If drawn on Postofflces Dominion. in the If not exceeding $4 2c Over S4, not exceeding $10 5c Other ICountries and British Colonies. If not exceeding $10 10c Over $10 not exceeding $20 20c $10 820 840 $60 880 $20.... $40.., $60.. $80... $100., 10c 20c 31)0 40o 50c $20 $30 $40 $30. $40. $50. 30c 40c 50c No single money ordea payable in the Dominion can be issued for more than $100, but as many of $100 each may be given to the same person. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. GREGG & SON, 42 yates street, Victoria, b. c. I o w W a: O »^ >ri w w gp CD « CD w CO > t ^5 w 3. td m » in B. C, 'si sale. B. C. g 0) 1^ CD g(» 3. The Ronisch Pianos ^r. ^.s^.---^^^l~^'^--<^^r^r.^ C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. ^ ■ g ihh u W^ 1— 1 r^ Ik h3 t<* ^5^ §!2! ^^k ;^ffi ,H,J*2 i t^ Iw!) o n '^E SH IS g«^ 'm S.Q '-^ '« PROVINCIAL INFORMATION. 37 Money Order Offices. Ashcroft Station, Barkerville, Chilliwack, Oberaainus, Clinton, Coraox, Coultee, Hope, Kamloops, Ladners Landing, Lytton, Nauaimo, New Westminster, Nicola Lake, North Baauicb, Port Hammond, Quamich an, Quesnelle, Soda Creek, Spence's Bridge, Sumas, Vuncourer, Victoria, Wellington, Yale. Post Office Baving^s Banks Now in operation in British Columbia: — Chilliwack. New Westminster, Van- couver, Victoria and Kamloops. Deposits from $1 upwards, on which 4 per cent, interest is allowed, will be received for transmission to th,e Central Office of the Post Office Savings Bank. Pass Books, and every information, to be had on application. Foreign Poiital Rates. Letters per V» oz. America, Newspapers per 2 oz Ic. Book Packets per 2 oz. Newspapers Ic. Book Packets Ic. Letters 3o, Pottal Cards BegistrHtion fee 2o. New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, Victoria-Letters 15c. Newsptipers 2c. Book packets 3o. Registration fee 15o. South and NVestern Australia Letters 7o. &c. Letters 15c. Newspapers. 2c. Book packets, 3o. Registration fee 5o. Letters 7c. Newspapers 2o, Book packets 3o. Letters 15o. Newspapers 2c. Book packets 3c. Registration feeTo. New Zealand, Letters 15c. Newspapers 2c. Book packets 3c. Registration fee 15. St.Helena, Letters 15c. Newspapers 3c. Book packets 3o Registration fee 7o. Australia. Cape Colony, Fiji Island, Natal, The Rate to following Countries is for Lett- <* ^oz. 10c. Postal Cards 2c. each, Newspapers 2 oz. 2c. Book Packets 2 oz. 2c . :< r'strntionfee 5c. Aden (in Arabia). Argentine Confederation Borneo North (British) Ceylon China East Indies (Dutch) Java, etc. Falkland Island Gambia Gold Coast a Guadnr (in Beiooohistan) a India British Logos Mauritius a Muscat (in Arabia) Persia Seyohell's IslaudE Sierra Leon* Strait Settlements, Singapore, etc Zanzibar West India Islands b British via Halifax c b British via Tork Spanish via Halifax c& Spanish via New York b c Danish a Book Packets 3o. b Book Packets lo. e Letters 5o. c/^ o > c o I Ka-J :o z m ■< CO B WILLIAMS i^ nn K^ep »I^ay» in stock a flrst-clasa ABSortment Ui iflbbiniWIV OC UUiy of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 97 Joluuoii Street, liet, Broad and Don«hM, Victoria. [ I'M 1 " . 1 1 1 CA T r»m Karri f^C^r\ ^^^^^^ importers of Pianos, Organs • •**"• i-'OmUcirU OC V^O., „„,! MusicAii instruments. ^ i; O < o H o > o CO z X o oc o u I-" u u oe I- 09 I- Z u Z z u ■> O o •si: o s o .CIS CO o o CO CO ■VIOTOK.1^, B. O. 38 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. The following Countries rate is /( 3r Letters %oz. 5c., Postal Cards 2c Netvspapers 2oz. Ic.f Book Packets 2oz . Ic, Registration fee 5c, Algeria d. Honduras [British Belize] Austria Hungary Italy Bahamas Japan Belgium Luxembourg Bermuda Malta d Brazil d Mexico d Chili Netherlands e d Columbia i New Foundland e Constantinople Norway Cyprus dPeru Denmark including Iceland and Faroe Portigal including Azores and Madeira Islands Islands Egypt Boumania France Russia in^^uding Finland Germany d Sandwich Islands Gibraltar e Smyrna Great Britain and Ireland Spain Greece St. Domingo d Guinea [British] Sweden d " [Dutch] Switzerland Hayti e Turkey, European and Asiatic. d Honduras d Venezuela d Book Packets 2c. e Newspapers 2c. MILITIA OF PROVINCE OF BRITISH COIilJSIBIA. Military District No 11. Headquarters Victoria, Deputy Adjutant General. Lt. Col. J G Holmes R. C. A. [acting]. District Paymaster and Superintendent of Stores, Captain A W Jones "C" BATTERY.— Victoria. Commandant, Holmes Lt Col. J G. Major, Peters J, Captain, Benson, T. Lieutenantt Ogilvie J. Gaudet F M Surgeon Duncan J A, M. D. Quartermaster, Palmer, E Captain. 3 A. GREGG a SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATEb STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. G. en JJ' as o _ w » ? < " o 2 ® o **■ cc 9< "1 O u B S o M* EET, TVi^ Rr»nic<-V» Pionrkc Are the LEADING PIANOS in B. 0. 1 ne IVOniSCn rianOS ^^^ ^ave the Largest Sales. M CQ US; PROVINCIAL INFORMATION. 39 British Columbia Brigade of Garrison Artillery. Headquarters, Victoria, B. C [Organized G. 0. 12th Oct., 1883] Lieutenant-Colonel E. G. Prior, M. P, Major. NO. I BATTERY, NEW WESTMINSTER. Captain, Bole, William Norman, MP P. Lieutenant, McNaughton, Charles Musgrave, 2nd Lieutenant Mowat, Thomas. NO. 2 BATTERY, VICTORIA. Captain. Irving, Paulus .aimiliue, 1st Lieutenant, 2nd Lieutenant, NO. 3 BATTERY, VICTORIA. Captain, NichoUes, John, Lieutenant, Quinlan, Walter Joscelyn, 2nd Lieutenant NO. 4 BATTERY, VICTORIA. Captain Smallfield, Walter Blake; Lieutenant, Eobson, Frederick William, 2nd Lieutenant , Paymaster, Shears, Walter, Captain; Adjutan, Snowden, Northing Pinkney, Captain Quartermaster, Dorman, WUUam Henry, Captain; Surgeon, Matthews, Joseph Beauchamp. Rifle Companies. VICTORIA, Organized by G O 13th Feby., 1874. Captain WooUacott, Phillip, Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant, Higgins, William Balph NEW W STMINSTER Organized by G. O. 24th April, 1877. Captain SoouUar, Fdwin Sayre, Lieutenant, 2nd Lieutenant GO 4 » Foreign Consuls in B. C. ViOTORiA. Hawaiian Islands, Consul R P Rithet, office Wharf Street. Sweden and Norway, Consul Robert Ward, office 76 Wharf Street. Vice Consul, B. Springer, Moodyville. United States of America, Col. R J Stevens, office Broughton Street, cor. of Government. Vice Consul, Edgar Marvin Senr., office 69 Wharf Street Vancoitvbb. United States of America, Consular agent, Charles M Bolton. Nanaimo. United States of America, Consular Agent, J H Hawthomthwaite. B. C. AGBICrLTlJRAL AI^SOCIATION. Pkbsident, W H Ladner; First Vice Pres, J'T Mc llmoyl ; Second Vice Pres- Cunningham; Secretary, David Robson; Treasurer, J. 8. Clute; Directors, J C Henderson, T J Trapp, Geo Black, W Jenkins, W Harris, A C Wells, B Douglas, J W Hendry, W Sinclair, G R Ashwtill, M Steves; Jas Tolmie, M P P, D Kerr, G A McTavish, H Simpson, E Hodgson, J H Todd, S Sandover, N Shakespeare, C E Renouf. The 1889 meeting will be held in New Westminster city. T| O JO ;5 CO "^ — ^' rn H O CO BU/II I lAMQ JK on Make a Specialty of Children's CiiOTHiNO, ■ IflLLIIIIflll OC UUij Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 91 Johiuoa StTMt, bet. Broad and DohcIm, Victoria, B. G. c ■h c c c I fl t f ■ o CO o fe 2 z o CO z X o -J ff o o H CO z UJ z c UJ > o O 04 W o !^ H S OS H CO o -^ en o CJ o y— ] TUir DmilCnU DIAIIIIO ^'^^ nnmrpoBgi'd for Tone, I nC nUlllOUn rillllUO Touch ana DurabHUy. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 40 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. INDIAN OFFICIALS AND AGENTS IN B. C. OfiSce. 20 Douglas Street, Victoria. Eesr-rvc Commissioner, Hon. P O'Reilly, Victoria. Superintendent, Lieut. Col. I W Powell, Victoria Suppriutendenoy Clerk, Hamilton MoflFatt. Surveyors, Captain W S Jeniu:rtt. E M Skinner. Ashdowu H Green, C.E., Victoria Messenger, W Bryce. AGENTS. Alert Hay, K H Pidcock. Kamloops, J W Mnckay. Kooteuay, Micbat-l Phillipps. Little Dog Creek, W Laing Meason. Metlakahtla, Charles Todd. New Westminster, P McTiernan. Quamiehan, William Henry Lomaa. Ucluelet [Barclay Sound], Harry Guillod, BRITISH COIil;:?IBIA BOARD OF TRADE, Victoria, B. €. Office; Bank Building, Govkrnment Stkbet. Annual Election of Officers, Fibst Fkiday in July. Reodlab .Mektinqs, quabtkrly 1st Friday in the month. OFFICERS. ROBERT WARD, Esq.. J. P, President THOS. EARLE, Esq., Vice-President WILLIAM MONTEITH, Esq. Secketabi R. P Rithet, Esq.. J, P M T Johnston, Esq E C Baker, Esq., M P EG Prior, Esq . M P R P Rithet, Esq., J P M T Johnston. Esq EC Baker, Esq., MP E G Prior, Esq. M P A A Green, Esq T B Hall, Esq COUNCIL. A A Green, Esq. T B Hall, Esq. J H Turner, Esq. M P P E A McQuade, Esq. ARBITRATION BOARD. J H Turner. Esq M P P E A McQuade, Esq Thos. R Smith, Esq Joshua Davies, Esq H F Heiflterman, Esq J H Tod.i, Esq o H o O bj ^% O > o o ^ ft £?■ H sit) H SB A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREEF, Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. I'one, o H o o 52! ^S ^O QO o 8 Tijr DnillOPU DIAMIIO "^'^ «»«tnp ^ Ci % ,^B. WILLIAMS & CO., '" '"^Lfs'^ bW.^^' eS""""' Johiuoii Street, bet. Broad and Douglaii, Victoria, B. G. ii M r , » il C A Lombard & Co leading Music store, /SoZe Agents for Konisch S^ Steinway Pianos. CO W o O O 42 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. BOARD OF TRADE MEMBERS.— ConWnucd Vowel], A W., Donald Williams, Robert T Ward, William Ward, Robert, J P Wilson, Wilson, William Weiler, John Warren, James D Wright, G B, lUecillewaet Wood, W F Yates, Jamea S HIJDSOX'IS BAY COMPANY. Staffin B. €. Thomas R Smith, Assistant Commissioner in charge of the trade in British Columbia. Depot and Saleshop, Wharf street, W T Livock, factor in charge. Clerks, John F Chandler, F Appleton, HAS Morley, John Earsman, J Richards W S Goodwin, H W Pauline, K Middleton. Packers, A McLeod, H Glide. Warehouseman, H O Sullivan. Furrier, R Horton, Laborers, J Gilligan, Ah Ghuae. Offices, Wharf street; A Munro Chief Factor Accountant. J HLawson, Factor Cashier. Clerks, J A Andrew, R Combe, H E FieLl, A Ridgman, F F Hedges, A A Rhodes. Messenger, G Booth. Trading; Po§ts. Vanoouveb, G W Weeks in charge. Clerks, W E Green, J Ford, Charles Askew, J Robinson. LanoijET, J M Drummond in charge. Clerk, J W Lowes. Hope, J A Eraser in charge. Clerk, W Lamb. Yale, Duncan Page, in charge. Thompson Rivbb District, J Ogden Grahame factor in charge. Kamloofs, J O Grahame Yemon, A P W Goldsmid. Cabiboo Distbiot, J M L Alexander factor in charge. Clerk, A MoNaugh* ton. New Caledonia Distbiot, Roderick MaoFarlane chief factor in charge. Clerks, Fort St. James, AC Murray, John McDonald; Fort George, Charles Ogden; Eraser Lake, Wm Sinclair; McLeod Lake, R F Alexander; Bear Lake, Joseph Gordon; Babine, Angus Mcintosh. FOBT Simpson Distbiot; R H Hall, jr, chief trader in charge. Clerks, Fort Simpson, GLook|rby;Hazeltou, W D Clifford; Massett, B FDodd; Nass, George Bobsoq. M Casbiab Distbiot. K wJj McDonald in charge. A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b. c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City^ to \f] \% '4 u . c. The Eonisch Pianos "VrSt.^™:!'"' C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. IP C3 ^M f I lid PROVINCIAL INFOIIMATION. 43 Census last Taken of the Dominion of i^'anada, 1881. Province. Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, . . . * British Columbia. P. E. Island t Manitoba X Territories Area in Acres. 65,111,463, 120,764,657. 13,382,003. 17,393,410. 218,435,200. 1,365,400. 78,848,040. 1,705,761,280. 2,221,061,447 Population 1,923,228. 1,359,027. 440,572. 321,233. 49,459. 108,891. 65,954. 56,446. 4,324,810 * Males in British Columbia, 29.503. Females 19,956. Married males 8,495. Females 7,326. Widowed 1,841. Ciiildren and unmarried, 31,797. t Population Census (1886). 108,640 t Territories " (1885). 79,293 SUlfINO LA^¥8. Free Miners. "Free miners" only can have right or interest in mining claims or ditches A "free miner" must be over 16 years of age. His certificate may be for one year (85), or three years (15), and is not transferable. He may enter and mine Crown lands, or, on making compensation, lands occupied for other than min- ing purposes. To recover wages, must have free miner's certificate. Record, dec, of Claims. Claims must be recorded (82.50), and re-recorded ($2.50). Time allowed for record is three days after location, if within ten miles of office — one addi- tional day for every additional ten miles, or fraction thereof. In very remote places, miners, assembled in meeting, may make valid rules temporarily. Transfers of claims or mining interests must be in writing and registered. Free miners may hold any number of claims by purchase, but only two by pre. emption, except in certain cases. Claims may be officially laid over, and leave of absence granted in certain cases, but the rule is that every full claim or full interest must be worked either by owner or agent A free miner can, by re- cord, get a fair share of water necessary to work claim. A claim is deemed open if unworked for 72 hours on working days, unless for sickness or other reasonable cause. >- Ld Z I 2«i o * Zoi Z O Ll [ qO to B. WILLIAMS & C0.. ^Q^^^"'«'^o"th'8 and Boys' Clothing 97 JoluiMn Street, bet. Broad and DonglM, Victoria, B. O. \\ tmm 'i li v 1 P !:: Ill ; The Ronisch Pianos ^-^^r;^/^:;:;':^^' H— > o o • 1—1 UJ C. .1. LoniJxml c^" Co., Sole .h^c.ntii, VlcAovUh.^ 44 BRITISH COLUMBIA DJUECTOIIY. Natnre and Size of Ordinary Mining Claims. Cldims, ns fur hh itoRHJble. ure ruotan^alar und launt be Htaked by poat or tree. Sizert are, "biir ditfjjirij^.'i', 10\) feat wide at lii(?h-water mark, and thence extend into the river at ita lowest water level. "Dry di;^tjinfff«" 100 feet Hqunre- "Creek cluims" 100 feet lonjj, meaHured in the direction of the general coiirHO of the stream, and shall extend in width from base to base t»f the hill or bench ou each side, but when the benches or hills are less than 100 feet apart the claim shall be 100 feet square. "Bench claims" 100 feet square. ''Hill claims" base line fronting a stream 100 feot -parallel side linos at riyht angles thereto at summit of hill. Posts 100 feet apart. Claims not o come within 100 feet of nny gulch or tributary of creek. Measurements horix )ntal, irrespective of sur" face inequalities. Discovei% Claims. To one discover, 300 feot in length. To two discovers, 600 feet in length. To three, 800 feet in length. To four, 1000 feet in length, and to each member of a party beyond four in number, a claim of the ordinary size only. A new stratum of auriferous earth or gravel situated in a locality where the claims are abandoned, shall, for the above purposes, be deemed a new mine, although the same locality shall have been previously worked at a different level; and dry diggings discovered in the vicinity of bar diggings shall be deemed a new mine, and vice versa. A discoverer's claim shall be reckoned as one ordinary claim. Creek discovery claims shall extend 1000 feet on each side of the centre of the creek, or as far us the summit. Leave of Absence. On discovery of new lode or vein containing minerals, six months . On proving expenditure, in cash, labor, or machinery, of $1000 on each full inter- est (without reasonable return) one year. Under |other conditions Gold Com. raissioner has option. Mineral Claims. "Mineral claims,"— that is, claims containing, or supposed to contain min- erals, precious or base (other than coal), in lodes or veins, or rock in place — shall be 1,500 feet long and 600 feet wide, and, as nearly as possible, in rectan- gular form. Must have three posts (or tree posts) at equal distances along centre line, with a notice on each. Only one claim ou the same lode or vein can be held, except by purchase. Quartz claims are deemed to be mineral claims. To lawfully hold a Crown grant for a mineral claim, it must be surveyed by a surveyor approved by the Land Office; notice of application for the grant must be posted conspicuously on the land and on the Government office of the district, also inserted for sixty days in the "Government Gazette and a news- paper, if any, circulating in the district, and proof must be given to the satis-. The Ldtest Fashions received as soon as puhlishe\ at A. GREGG & SON, 42 yates street, Victoria, b. c. o u o ^ 1 o H *1 H l-H w ^ t>o O 00 « (D K • K CD w C!5 u ^ c o X 3- Is I ^5 Z m -< CO BWIIIIAMQ 9m nn K^P always in Stock a first-class Assortment ■ IflLLIfllflO OC UUi) of Underwear, all sizes and Prioes. See them. 97 JohasoB Stre«t, bet, BtomI and Xkmiq[bw, Viotoria. i I i :);! s 1 M 1 I ! i i! ^^ "T'T-I £k "R r\-n 1 car»Vl "Pi O TI na -^^^ *^^ leading Pianos in B. C, XX1C7 X\lUJJ.lOU/ll xriOiUXJiH and have the largest sale. C. A. Lofnbcirci i^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. en o o « I— i CO a CD ;^ 46 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIEEOTORY. tree (except hemlock) felled, payable half-yearly. No person cau hold more than one license at the same time, and it is not transferable. Millowners can- not saw logs taken from Crown lands (in wbioh are includeJ lauds leased at less than ten cents an acrej until the timber dues of twenty cents per thous- and feet, board measure, are paid. ,^ PROVISrOIAL (iJOVEBN^IENT L.ANDS. Crown lands in British Columbia are classified as eitlier surveyed or unsurveyed lands, and may be acquired either by record and pre-emption^ or by purchase. Pre-emptions. The following persons may record or pre-empt Crown lands, viz: Any person being the head of a family, a widow, or a single man over 18 years of age, being a British subject; may record surveyed or unsurveyed Crown lands which are unoccupied, unreserved and unrecorded. Aliens may also record such surveyed or unsurveyed lands, on making a declaration of intention to become a Britisli subject. The quantity of land which may be recorded or pre-empted is not to exceed 320 acres northward and eastward of the Cascade or Coast Moun- tains, or 160 acres in the '-est of the Province. No person can hold more than one pre-emption claim at a time. Prior Tecord or pre-emption of one claim, and all rights under it, are forfeited by subsequent record of pre-einption of anotlier claim. Land recorded or pre-empted cannot be transferred or conveyed till after a Crown grant has been issued. Such land, until the Crown grant is issued, is held by occupation*^ Such occupation must be a bona fide personal residence of the settler or or homestead settler, or his family or agent. Indians or Chinese cannot be agents. The settler mu.st enter into occupation of the land within thirty days after recording, and nmst continue to occupy it. Continuous absence for a longer period tlian two months consecutively, of the settler or liomestead settler, and his agent or family, is deemed ces- sation of occupation; but leave of absence may be granted not exceeding four months in any one year, inclusive of the two months' al>sence. Land is considered abandoned if unoccujjied for more than four months in the aggregate in one year, or for more than two months consecutively. If so abandoned, the land becomes waste land of the Crown, without any cancellation of the record. The fee on recording is two dollars. The settler may either have the land surveyed at his own instance, subject to rectification of boundaries), or wait till the Chief Commissioner causes it to be surveyed. w H re *• ' O U The Latest Fashions received as soon as p^iJdiithed^ at A. GREGG & SON, 42 yates street, victoria, b. c. -'^.\ Vl u fti C DAM lOO U Dl A MAO ^^^ '^^ Leading Pianos in B. C. I nt nUNIuUn r lANUo ana have the largest sate. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. ClI PROVINCIAL INFORMATION. — MINING LAWS. 47 After survey has been made, upon proof, by declaration in writing to himself and two other persons, of occupation from date of pre-emption, and of having made permanent improvements on the land to the value of two dollars and fifty cents per acre, the settler, on producing the pre-emp- tion certificate, obtains a certificate of improvement. After obtaining the certificate of improvement and paying for the land, the settler is entitled to a Crown grant in fee simple. He pays Ave dollars therefor. Payment for Land and Croxim Grants. The price of Crown lands pre-empted, is one dollar per acre, which may be paid in four equal instalments, as follows — First instalment, two years from date of record or pre-emption, and each other instalment yearly thereafter, until the full amount is paid. But the last instalment is not payable till after the survey. The Crown grant excludes gold and silver ore, and reserves to the Crown a royalty of five cents per ton on every ton of merchantable coal raised or gotten from the land, not including dross or fine slack. It also reserves to the Crown, since the 7th April, 1887, all timber on the land, ex- cept for domestic purposes. A pre-emptor, however, can obtain a license to cut the timber of his pre-emption on payment of dues at the rate of twenty- flv. cents per 1,000 feet board measurement. No Crown grant can be issued to an alien who may have recorded or pre-empted by virtue of hia declaring his intention to become a British subject, unless he has become naturalized. The heirs or devisees of the homestead settler are, if resident in the pro- vince, entitled to the Crown grant, on his decease. If they are absent from the province at the time of his death, the Chief Commissioner may dispose of the pre-emption, and make such provision for the person entitled thereto, as he may doem just. Pre-emption for Partnership Pumoses. Partners, not exceeding four, may pre-empt as a firm 160 acres each west of the Cascades, to each partner, and 320 acres east of the Cascades, to each partner. Each partner must respresent his interest in the firm by actual resi- dence on the land, of himself or agent. But each partner, or his agent need not reside on his particular pre-emption. The partners, or their agents, may reside together on one homestead, if the homestead be situated on any part of the partnership pre-emption. For obtaining a certificate of improvement, it is sufficient to show that improvements have been made on some portion of the claim, amounting in the aggregate, to two dollars and fifty cents per acre oa the whole land. c^ y K4 ^ !> "■^05 1 ■ H o H c. i^B. WILLIAMS & CO., '"' '"Z.I'^b'IIL^^'^'""''- 97 Johmon Street, bet. Brokd and Donglae, Victoria, B. C. 1 I u THE RONISCH PIANOS Are unsurpassed for Tone^ Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 48 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. VICTOBIA INFOBMATION. DOMI^ON GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN VICTORIA. Judicial. Chief Justice.— Sir Matthew B. Begbie. Puisne Judges.— Hou H P P Crease, Hon J Hamilton Gray, DC L, Hon John F MoCreight, Hon G A Walkem. DOMINION SAVINGS BANK. Office, Postoffice, Government Street Manager.— John Graham. Accountant Acting.— J H MacLaughlin. Paying Teller. — Ohas Hayward. Receiving Teller. — Beaumont Boggs. HARBOR MASTER. WR Clarke, Office 13, Store Street. IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT. Office, Government Buildings. Agent.— John Jessop. INDIAN DEPARTMENT. Office, 20 Douglas Street Commiflsioner.— Lieut. -Col I W Powell. Reserve Commissioner.— Hon P O'Reilly. Superintendency,Clerk — Hamilton Moffa . Surveyors — Oapt W S Jemmett, E M Skinner, Ashdown H Green. INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT. Office, Custom House, Inspector.— W Gill. Collector.— R Jones. Deputy Collector. — MoNiff. Excise Officer and Inspector.- Geo Williams. INSPECTOR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Office, 54 Langley Street. B Jones. Messenger— Chas Perkins A. GBEOO & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street^ Victoria, B. C. CD Xi i one, y Q Son ymg n a CO •-< ilk M [iff. ir n mmmmmmmmiKM I r i ' I r =».r^ ■<>(*-■ /, *>•>/;«■•:•' 1 ;/■■ "*^" f / \.^ 4/^^J ..i^ , r 1 ne IvOniSCn r lanOb „j.a i,„„„ fu^ T,arffeat Sales. -ii / :*" and have the Largest Sales. C A, I*0WlBm.R3!J (& CO., AGEMTS, "riCTOmiA. X CO cfi-s u « b3 S O Z VICTORIA INFORMATION. 49 MARINE AND FISHERIES DEPARTMENT. Custom House. Agent — H G Lewis. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. POST OFFICE inspector's OFFICE, In Post Office Building, Government Street. Post Office Inspector EH Fletcher Assistant Inspector W H Dorman Clerk FA Carmichael Messenger John Smith John Rooney WTOox R Y Ellis J H Thain F R Dougall T Ohadwick W Finlaison F R Sargison G F D Simpson A F Englehardt J S Smith T A Cavries C McCormack A Smith RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE. D R McLean H B Rogers R F Drummond J O MacLeod J H Good VICTORIA POST OFFICE. Post Master, N. Shakespeare CLERKS. C W Newbury R J Butler G A McCulloch W B Charles D B McConnan H Warburton F W Davey. Messenger, J E McRoberts LETTER CARRIERS. D G McKay J W Speed VICTORIA CUSTOMS. GO 9f> Collector.— Hon W O Hamley. Surveyor.— Geo Frye. Chief Clerk.— C 8 Fiulaison. Appraiser. — A R Milne. Sub-Collector of Stiokeen.— Richard Hunter. Tide Waiters.- Robt Lawson, F J Morison. Landing Waiter. — W A Franklin. Clerks.— Edgar Fawoett, H W Graves, Wm Brodrick, C W Fletcher, J C Newbury. « O Ci © u ^^ rn H Z Q 0) BWII I lAMQ A Pn ' Make a Specialty of Childrex's Clothing, ■ If ILLIHIflO QC UUiy Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 97 JohaaoB Straat, bat. Broad aad DovgUa, Viotoria, B. C. I !1I Sole Agents for Ronisch 4* Steinivay Pianos. P I < a o t- o > z o O- - K O - o W6 S i 8 s M CO O CO o^ CO O o CO 50 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFIOIALIS IN VICTORIA. IjIEUT.-GOVEBNOB.* HON. HUGH NELSON. ATTOENEY GENEKAL'8 OFFICE. Attorney General.— Hon A E B Davie, Q C. Deputy Attorney-General.— P M Irving. Clerk —J W Sinclair. COUNTY COURT. Registrar.— Harvey Combe.Deputy Registrar.— Arthur Keast. EDUCATION OFFICE. Superintendent of Education.- -S D Pope, B A. Inspector of Schools.— D Wil- ' son, B A. Clerk.— John Anderson, B A. LANDS AND WORKS OFFICE Chief Commissioner. — Hon F G Vernon. Surveyor General.— W S Gore. Clerk of Becords. -Stanley, Phipps. Draughtsman.— B H John. As- sistant Draughtsmen. — T Kains, Ormond Fletcher. LAND REGISTRY OFFICE. Registrar General of Titles.- Charles S Leggatt. Clerks. -First, R F Tolmie; Second, H H Woottou. LIEUT.-GOVERNOR'S OFFICE. Private Secretary — Herbert Stanton. MUSEUM. Government Buildings. Curator.— John Fannin. POLICE. Superintendent.— H B Roycraft, Office New Law Courts. PRINTING OFFICE. Superintendent.— Richard Wolfenden. Printers.— Robert Butler, Francis Partridge, James Pottinger, Fred Shakespeare, Ed Cameron, R J Butler. * A Dominion appointment. o o o o H U gw I* !i< CO ^B IB dg w (D »1 M* P u A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b. c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. ■'1 V. ORE. Q PM Wil- ore. As- Mie: CO CO SJ »> t?! CO ^ o CO 3 5 oQD Ml iOlS ler. M* u 1 o ^^ I CArMM<^ Ml ■i'^ oTr^oc It W n 11 il ADVERTISEMENTS. HENRY J. CRESS WELL. ARCHITECT Ifai ©Mate ^gfttt, ■. 6 Bastion Square, ■ ■ VICTORIA, B. C. F. O. Sox 2Se. ->J. A. KEMP,-^ Carpenter & Contractor. JOBBING PROMPTLY AHENDED TO. OPPEpi/IEIMER jSTREEf, Near Carrall. VANCOUVER, B. C. joshua holland, Contractor and Builder, so TOIsaiT ST'SeEBT, Rook Bay. - - VICTORIA, B. C- Eetimates Kiven for work in any part of the Provinco. Orderi Promptly Executed. P. O. BOX 494. Brackman & Ker, MANUFA(JTURER8 AND DEALERS IN FlouF, Bran, Hay, firain, — @_ •Meals, Split-Peas, Ete. ^ ® HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR GOOD MILLING OATS. OOA' " ~® CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Hills at North Saanieh. Oillee, ISO 60VERN1ENT STREET. V %\' The Ronisch Pianos ""' ««*"^^«-«^ f^^ ^«« • CO 4 Touch and Durability. Q. A' Lornhard ^ Co., Sole Agents, V ictorla. VICTORIA INFORMATION. 51 PRISONS. Warden.— R F John. First Gaoler. — P Woollacott. Second Gaoler.— Wm Muldoon. Third Gaoler. — Thomaa Doujjherty. First Convict Guard.— P FarrelL Guards.— James Parsons, A Workman, G H F Blake. PROVINCIAL SECRETARY OFFICE. Provincial Secretary and Minister of Mines,— Hon John Robson. Deputy Provincial Secretary.— A Reddie. SHERIFFS. Office, new Law Courts. Deputy Sheriff.- J M Langley. Sheriff.— J E McMillan. STENOGRAPHER. Flitoroft Evans, Office new Law Courts. SUPREME COURT. Registrar.— James Charles Prevost. Deputy Registrar.— Harvey Combe and Arthur Keast. Usher.— B Evans. TREASURY. Minister of Finance.— Hon J H Turner. Deputy Treasurer.— Alfred Flett Auditor.— J MoB Smith. Assistant Auditor.— J K Worsfold. Assessor and Collector.— Cornelius Booth. Assistant Collector. -C W Jenkinson. Assayist.— W J Sutton. Refer to Index for variouB sections of the'Province for other officials, both Dominion and Provincial. VICTORIA MUNICIPAL. GOVERNMENT, 1888. (See Appendix for the Mayor and Aldermen, &c., f o 1889.) ITie Mayor is elected annually; the senior Alderman of each Ward holds office for two years; the junior one year. Elections in January. The Council meet weekly each Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the City Hall corner Douglas and Pandora. The public are admitted. Mayor.— John Grant, M P P. Aldermen. --Yates Street Ward, J Braden, L Vigelius, S L Kelly.; James Bay Ward, D R Harris, W Wilson, Geo Powell; Johnson Street Ward, C T Penwill, S T Styles, J Coughlan. City Clerk.- W. J. Dowler. Assistant City 01erk.~E C Smith. City Treasurer, Assessor, Accountant and Collector, — Simeon Duck. City Surveyor. — P J Leach. Assistant City Surveyor.— Thos Matthews. City Legal Advisers. — Eberts k Taylor. City Medical Officer.— G L Milne, M D, M. O^ o -5 cfe Z Si iz • o X z m •JO < OTO B, WILLIAM^ ^ CO.. ^Q''^g"'^ Y""th'8 and Boys' Clothiag 97 Johiuon S'.^set, bet. j^roadand Donslaa, Viotori», B. C. ^ I II : i J if C* A 1 r^m Karri Rj C* r\ ^^'''^ct importers of Pianos, Obgan V^. rv. J-^UIUUarucx V^U., ^,„, musical Instruments. VIOTOI5.I-A., B.C. 62 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. AHsistant Clerk and < '( Sector of -W K BuU, Offico 22, Broad. Sanitary Officer.— C E Blake. Water Commissioner. -P Summerfield Water Rates.— T J Partridge. City Auditor.— Vacant* Commercial Traveller and Road Tax Collector, Pound Keeper.— A f^haw, 14 Mason Street. Police. Magistrate. —Hon A N Richards, Q C. , Clerk of Police Court.— W J Dowler. Superintendent.- Henry W Slieppard. Sergeant. — John W Walker.,' Constables.- Ed Abel, Ed Carter, John Hawton, H A Levin, T L Lindsay, Thos Mitten, W W Roberts, A Thomas, P Allen. Cominittees. Assessment Roll.— Chairman, S L Kelly. D R Harris, C T Penwill. Cemetery, Park and City Hall.— Chairman, Geo Powell. S L Kelly, S T Styles. Finance.— Chairman, C T Penwill. D R Harris, L Vigelius. Fire.— Chairman, L Vigelius. W Wilson and S L Kelly. Police and Hacks. — Chairman, W Wilson. S T Styles, J Braden. Printing and Pound.- Chairman, J Coughlan. S L Kelly, '^- Powell. Sanitary.— Chairman, J Braden. Q Powell, S T Styles. Sewage and Drainage. — Chairman, D R Harris. J Braden, J Coughlan. Streets and Street Improvement.— Chairman, S T Styles. L Vigelius, W Wil- son. Street Lighting .—Chairman. D R Harris, L Vigelius. J Coughlan. Water.— Chairman, C T Penwill, W Wilson, J Coughlan. City Limits. Commencing south-east of Menziea street, thence easterly to Moss street at north east corner of Section of 56, thence north-easterly to a point on Richardson street near the north-east corner of Section 64, thence norther- ly to a point on the Cadboro Bay Road near the nursery, thence north- westerly to a point on the Cedar Hill Road near the Jewish Cemetery, thence westerly to a point on the west side of Saanich Road near Brick- fields, thence south-west to the shore of Victoria Arm, thence along the coast to point of commencement, Fire Department. In case of fire the quickest way to raise the a arm is io use the Telephone to the Company's Office, in Trounce Alley, where bells are rung to the several stations. if A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria,' B. C. H« T"U r>^.,;o/-U PJofr^o Are the LEADING PIANOS iu B. C 1 ne IxOniSCn nanOb ^^j ^^^^^ ^hg Largest Halea. C. A, JUOMSARB A CO., AGBMTS, VICTORIA. p . « ICQ "S i VICTORIA INFORMATION. 53 Fire Wnrdeus.— Chairman, L Vigelius, W Wilson, J Ooughlnn. Cliief.— Thomns Peasy. AsBistaiit Cliief. — C N Gowen. No. 1 Hook & Ladder Company. — Tiger House, Pandora street, i'oreraan. — W J Conlin, W Bryoe, C Smith, A Ross, W Deasy, J Bryce, J Winter- holder. No. 2 Hose Company.— Yates street. Foreman.— R Liddell, H Mansell, F AUatt, F Hinds, W Short, L F Beauman, W R Cadman. No. 3 Hose Company.— Tiger House, Pandora street. Foreman. — A Borde, D F Fee, G Gowao, L G Rurnes, H McDowell, T Hodges, J Ledingham. Engineers.— B O Haigh, C Bush. Driver.— John Gardner. Hose Carts and appliances are also stationed on Government street, and Quebec street, James Bay. Fire Alarm Boxes Are fixed at the following places: No 134, cor Government and John. No 135, cor Pioneer and Quadra. No 94, cor Cook and Yates. No 137, cor Moss and Fort. No 138, Humbo Idt No 139,cor Birdcage Walk & Michigan No 141, Montreal and Kingston . No 133, Constance, (Say ward's Mill). Fire Limits. Extracts of the Fire By-Laws: "That portion of the City of Victoria which is contained within the limits hereinafter described, namely— commencing at the Northwest comer of Lot 127, thence running easterly along the northern boundary of the said lot to Store street, thence easterly across Store street in a straight line to the centre of Fisguard street, thence easterly along the centre of Fisguard street to the centre of Douglas street, thence southerly along the centre of Douglas street to the centre of Ooartney 8treet,thence along the centre of Courtney street to the northeast comer of Lot 8, thence along the northern boundary of Lot 8 to the shore of Victoria Harbor, thence along the shore line of Victoria Harbor to the point of commencement, — is here- by declared to be within the Fire Limits of the said city." "No addition to or alteration of any wooden buildiug within the said fire limits shall be made." "No building other than with main walls of brick, iron or stone, and roofing of incombustible material shall be erected or placed within the said fire limits." "The amount of hay or straw permitted to be stored for every livery and hack stable must not exceed fifteen tons. For storage or sale fifteen tons. For private consumption two tons." GO S O §■■0 to ^3 O 03 Wll I lAMQ Si on MakeaSPECIAIiTYOfCHILDBEN'sCliOTHINO, ■ IflLLInlTIO OC UUij Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 97 Johnaoa Street, bet. Broad and Donslaa, Victoria, B. G. 09 TUC DnillCniJ DIAIinC ^^ nnaurpMued for Tone, I IlL HUIllOUn riflllUO touch and DurabHUy. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 54 BKITI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Banks and Bankers. Bank of British Columbia— Inoorporatod by Roynl Charter, Capital jEoOO.OOO in 25,000 shares of £20 eaoh, with power to inoreaao. Head office, 28 Corn. hill. London, England, Office in Victoria, Bank Building, Government street. Manager. — W Ward. Bakk of British North Ambbio*.— Incorporated by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital £1,000,000. London Office, 3 Clement Lan», London, England, Office in Victoria, 33 Yates street. Manager. — G H Burns. Oabesohe, Gbkkn & Co.— (Private Bankers), 81 Government street. Dominion Savings Bank.— Office, Postofflce Building, Government street, Manager. — John Graham. (See Dominion Officials, Page 48). The annual limit of deposit for each person must not exceed f 300 in one fiscal year with a maximum limit of $1,000. Post Office Savings Bank.— (See page 37). CHURCHES. Calvary Baptist. Herald Street,— Pastor, Rev M L Rugg, residence 98 Discovery street. Sunday services 11 am and 7pm. Sunday school after morning service Prayer meetings each Thursday evening. Mission Chapel— Chatham street, Spring Ridge. Pastor, Rev M L Rugg, residence 98 Discovery street. Sunday school 3 p m. Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening. Catholic. St. Andrews Pro-Cathedral— View Street. Clergy; The Most Rev Father J N Leramena Bishop of the Diocese;, Rev Father J M Mandart, Rev Father J Van Nevel, Rev Father J Leterme, Rev Father Sobri, resi- dences. The Palace, 109 Yates street Sunday services. Private mass at Sam. High mass at 10 a m. Complin and benediction at 7pm, Week day mass at 7:30. Episcopal. Christ Church Cathedral.— Burdett Avenue. Clergy: The Right Rev George Hills, D D, Lord Bishop of Columbia, residence Bishop Close* Burdett Avenue; The Ven Archdeacon Sciven, M A, residence King- ston street; The Rev Arthur Beanlands, B A, assistant rector, resi- dence Burdett Avenue; Rev Henry Eiugham, curate, residence Bishop Close Burdett Avenue. Sunday services 8 a m, 11 am and 7 pm Sunday school 2:30. Week day services, Wednesdays Ham, Fridays 7:30 p m. Saint's days 11 a m. Verger, M R Godding, 14 Rupert street. Bt. James.— Quebec Street, corner St. John street, James Bay. Rector, The Ven Archdeacon Scriven, M A, residence St James' Parsonage, Kings- ,/ A. OBEOG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREEf Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. Q o u a Pi Pb m CO oo O CD MR > o OB H The Ronisch Pianos ^^ "•'»>""*«™^J;;Ton^Touch..n C o X 1° ^> I"* 7} Z m -< CO BUfll I lAMQ P. on Keep always in stock a first-class Assortment ■ HILLIAmw -, O 66 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. CLUBS. Union Club.— Establisiied 1879. Tlie Club House, Douglas Street near Humboldt. President, M W T Drake, Vice-President, C E Pooley, Secretary, J. C. Bales. Trustees : Sir Matthew B Begbie, W C Ward, C W R Thomson. Victoria CiiUB— The Club Rooms, Fort Street, corner of Broad. Presi- dent. W Heathorn, Vice-President, C Hayward, Jr., Secretary, H R Ella. Committee: John Grant, M. P. P., J S Yates, W B Smallfleld, L G McQuade, Wm. Denny, Dr. Milne, M. D., F E De Veulle, C B Braund. COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS, The Victoria High, Public and Ward Schools, see page 31. Angela College. Boarding and day school for young ladies, Burdett Avenue. Principal, Miss Dupont. CORRIG School. Boarding and day school for boys. School house 13 and 15 Blanchard Street, Residence 34 Couttes Street. Principal, Rev. C J Brenton, M. A., Assistant J Talbot. St. Ann's Convent School under the management of the Sisters of St. Ann. Humbolt Street. St. Louis College. Day School for boys in connection with St Andrews Pro-Cathedral, Pandora Sf leet. Principal, Rev. Father Van Nevel, assisted by Rev. Father Leterme and Mr. Alex. McDonald. School for Deaf, Mutes and Blind. 113 Chatham Street, Principal, John Ashcroft. Victoria Business and Classical Institute. 76 Yates Street, Princi- pal, S B Netherby. LIBRARIES. Benevolent Societies Libraries. Most of these societies have reading rooms for members and their friends, and a circulating library for members only. Public Library. The Municipal Council have voted a sum of money for the purpose of liquidating the liabilities of the late Mechanic; In- stitute's Library, and the trustees have arranged to hand over the complete library to the Council as a nucleus for the formation of a freij library. Y. M. C. A. 20 Broad Street. The reading room free to all. A circulat- ing library for use of members only. There is also a Law Library for members of the Bar. A. GREGG a SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. H CD ^ 03 H W M ^'' W ft > X i-( • !z! Q _ t> — po ? < era g SB (D l-i (v O «♦■ as- > -X w CD Hi )S, Organs MENTS. treet near E Pooley, 1 C Ward, d. Presi- iry, H R illfield, L ulle. C B •ending ary for ney for lie In- er the fa fret) rculat- co REET, '^ Burdett 13 and 15 Rev. C J va of St. M Andrews n Nevel, H* 1 mDlMIQPU DIAUnQ^''^ *''^ Leading Pianos in B. C. |l4J N I dll n I I n ll UO and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. VICTORIA INFORMATION. 57 HOSPITALS. Maison de Sante Franoaise. Collinson Street and 39 McCiure Street. President, I Braveruian, Vice President, Jolin Stevens, Secretary, J G Geddes, Treasurer, J Weiiger. Ptiysiciaii, Dr. Milne, M. D., 36 Douglas Street. Steward, John Peterson. Marine Hospital. Situated on the Indian lleserve, facing the Harhorin Esquimalt District, is exclusively ft)r seamen of any nationality be- longing to foreign-going ships. Visiting Physician, Dr. JC Davie, otflce. 28 Langley Street. Steward, Thomas Wood. Royal Hospital. Pandora Hill, admission free. An order for admission must be signed by 2 Directors and Physician. President, Joshua Davies, Treasurer, W M Chudley, Secretary, J Stuart Yates Directors: James Fell, Alex. Wilson, D M Eberts, E A McQuade Visiting Physician, Dr. J C Davie, office, 28 Langley Street. Steward F W Garland. A new Jubilee Hospital will shortly replace the Royal. An excellent site having been secured on the (Jadboro Bay road, and a sum of $50,0j0 has been subscribed for the erection of a substantial building Presi- dent, T R Smith. Secretary, W M Ohudley, St. Joseph's. Established 1876, Collinson Street. This Hospital is under the control of the Sisters of St. Ann. Visiting Physicians, Dr. Hehn- cken, Sr., Dr. Helmcken, Jr., and Dr Davie. THE I9191IORANT'i$ HOME. Agent, John Jessop, Government Buildings. Some Ave years ago when the tide of inmiigration conmienced setting in very strongly to this western province of the Dominion, the Local Gov- ernment fouud it neces.sary to provide temporary shelter for new arrivals with slender means. The two-story building, near the outer wharf, was accordingly secured and partially furnished for their acconmiodation; and about two years afterwards it was purchased by the Dominion Government, refitted and altered so as to bettor siit the purpose for which it has since been used. Acaretaker is employed, who lives on the premises, and looks after the inmates and the building. From half a dozen to thirty pei-sons or more of various ages and both sexes are usually sheltered in the Home, for per- iods varying from a night or two to several weeks, acccording to circum- stances. This establishment is in charge of the Dominion laimigration Agent, to whom application must be made for admission at the olHce in the Government Buildings, James Bay. NEWJ^PAPERU^. THE DAILY COLONIST, (Established December 11th, 1858), published daily morning and weekly by Messrs. W H Ellis and A GSargison. The Colonist Building, 74 Government street. Daily $10 per animm. Weekly $2 per annum in advance. City editor W H F'lis. Editor H Law.son. ^ KJ y ^ H Q -CD Ci K| ^B. WILLI Aims & CO., "" •"^I.S*.^%T.*«;?^S'E,^'""''' , 9T Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Donalas, Victoria. B. C. c o: z u u Q a h 2 u « 4 I) C. A. Lombard & Co.. '^^°^J^^^J.'S]^ Sole Jgenis fo r lionisch Sr Steimvay Pianos. 58 BltlTISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. QQ o CO o« CO o o UJ Nk WSPA PKKS.— Co7tf «mcd. THE EVENING STANDARD, (Established June, 1870, formed into Company, July, 1888), publislied daily (evening) by ttie Standard Newspaper (/orapany Limited, 39 Langley street. Daily $10 per annum. Weekly 82 per annum in advance. Manager Robert Pittock. Editor T Collins. THE ViCTORIA DAILY TIMES, (Registered, April 30th, 1885), published daily (evening) and weekly by the Times Printing & Publishing Company Limited, 35-37 Yates street. Daily $10 per annum. Weekly $2 per an- num in advance, Manager and Editor, WmTemplemau. POST OFFICE. Government Street. Postmaster, Noah Shakespeare. (For other Officials See Page 49). Free delivery of letters from Office at 8:30 a m and 4 p ra. Wicket delivery opened from 7 a m to 7 p m. Registry Office opened from 9 a m to 6 p m. No delivery (free or wicket) on Sundays Pkivatb Boxes can Ije secured on payment of $5,00 i)er annum by a Arm, Company or a single person, but letters must be distinctly addressed to the number of the box. Postage Stamps on sale from 8 a m to 7 p m. Stkeet Letter Boxes— .Collections are made from Letter Boxes at 11 a m and 8 p ra daily. Sundays only at 8 a m. For li8t of Post Offices in the Province see page 32, and Money Order Offices see page 37. T. N. HIBBEN & CO., BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, ESTABLISHED 1858,^ Government St., VICTORIA, B. C. Q g u ° w cog; IS w ft K CD I O B Oi QC O w H i-t Q A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Ooods in the City, The Ronisch Pianos shed daily Company $2 per an- N« Are unsurpattsed for Tone Touch and Durability. C. A. Lombard Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. VICTORIA INFORMATION. 59 i CO j$£C;BET and BENEYOIiENT SOCIETIES. W M, WW Northcott 8 W, G 8 Russell. J W, T B Pearson Treas, J Teague, 8ec'y. R B Renouf 8 D, W J Quinlan J D, B Williams D of C, John Nicholles Organist, A F Hookway Steward, G C Mesher Steward, W H Finlayson I G, Thos Monk Tyler. W G Luker A. F. & A. 91. GRAND LODGE OF B. C. GRAND OFFICERS FOR 1888-89. M W Bro A It Milne, Grand Master, of Vancouver-Quadra Lodge, No 2. R W Bro J S Clute. Deputy Grand Master, of Union Lodge, No 9. R W Bro H Hoy, Grand Senior Warden, of Union Lodge, No 9, RW Bro A McKeo-vM, Grand Junior Warden, of Victoria-Columbia Lodge, No 1. V W Bro Rt Rev Bishop Sillitoe, (re-elected). Grand '.Chaplain, of Union Lodge, No 9. V W Bro H F Heisterman, (re-elected). Grand Treasurer, of Vancouver- Quadra Lodge, No 2. V W Bro H Brown, Grand Secretary, of Victoria-Columbia Lodge, No 1. Bro William Trickey,;Grand Tyler of Victoria-Columbia Lodge, No I. W Bro M Wolfe, Grand Senior Deacon, of Ashlar Lodge, No 3. W Bro W W Northcott, Grand Junior Deacon, of Victoria-Columbia Lodge, NoL W Bro M Moss, Grand Superintendent, of Works of Vancouver-Quadra Lodge, No 2. W Bro W A Duncan, Grand Director, of Ceremonies of Union Lodge, No 9 W Bro T Mowat, Grand Marshall, of Union Lodge, No 9. W Bro J Buie, Grand Sword Bearer, of Union Lodge, No 9. W Bro J O Graharae, Grand Standard Bearer, of Karaloops Lodge, No 10 W Bro T Downie, Grand Organist, of Mountain Lodge, No 11. W Bro (J R T Garrioch, Grand Pursuivant, of Mount Hermon Lodge, No 7. W Bro G S Russell, Victoria-Columbia Lodge, No 1, Grand Stewards W Bro M Miller, Vancouver Quadra Lodge, No 2, do W Bro C N Westwood, Ashlar Lodge, No a, do W Bro J G Goodson, Cariboo Lodge, No 4, do W Bro H J Berry, Mount Hermon Lodge, No 7, do W Bro J Hamilton, Mountain Lodge, No 11, 6i» VIGTORIA-COLUMBIA LODGE, NO i. Officers elected annually in December. Meetings monthly first Tliursday at Masonic Hall. OFFICERS. o 3D Z m ^z ^^ Sz .^> m 30 -< GO TO B. WILLIAMS & C0., ForMen'8, Youth's and Boys' ClothhT^ 91 Johiuoa StvMt, Ut. Broad and DousIm, Vlotoria B. C. 11 j ti "R rin 1 aoVl "Pi Q -n no. ^^^ ''*' ieadinj^ Ptano.-* in B. C. J-vKJlXia^n. JriailUO and have the largest sale. C. A. Lombard ^^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. 60 BEITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. VANCOUVER AND QUADRA LODGE NO. 2. OfflceiH elected annually in December. Meetings monthly, third Wednes- day at jNIasonic Hall W M., Morris Moss S W.,M Miller J W., P ^ Irving Treas., J F Becker iSecty., A B Erskine 8 D., J Isaacs COLUMBIA ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, NO OFFICERS. J. D., G Leiser I. a, J Phillips Steward, H G Walker " J Patterson Tyler, W G Luker 120. G R S Oflficers elected annually. M, ECamp Z, G H Russell H, A McKeown J, B Williams Scribe E, Scribe N, W H Pennock Ist Sec,y, W W Northcott 2nd Sec'y, J E Phillips 3rd Sec'y, T B Pearson Treas, E J Salmon D of C, J Nicholles Organist, H S Sharpe Janitor, W Trickey A. «■. F. COLUMBIA DISTRICT. D. C. L., B Williams. D. Treasurer, H Smith D. 8. C. R., W M Hilbert D. Secretary, J R McKenzie. COURT VANCOUVER, 5755. (Registered April, 3rd, 1873.) Election of officers annually in .luly. Meetings fortnightly, 1st and 3rd Monday at Foresters Hall. OFFICERS. 8. B., Jas. Maynard C. R., M McGregor 8. C. R., E E Johnson Treasurer, A Holmes Secretary, Sidney Wilson . . ^ 8. W., F Partridge J. W., G Grissmer COURT NORTHERH LIGHT, 6935. Officers elected annually in July meetings OFFICEBS. J. B., R Godding C. Surgeon, Dr. Haningtou Trustees, F Came, W G Cameron, H Waller Chief Ranger, B Williams S. C. R., E Bragg Treasurer, H Smith . Secretary, H L Salmon 8. W., L G Burnes J. W., A Marrion S. B., J J Mundorf J. B., R Bittancourt Court Surgeon, Dr. Milne i CD ^0 w > O w (D ^% bd The Latest Fashions received as soon as puhlishe'U at A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. ' PianoH hi B. C, '■ largest sale. 'torla. bird Wednes- izie. St and 3rd Cameron, ft gol Sod ^« o H Hi 3. a/ A, B. C. wvmmmf^iiti \ "•A r I I) c a a \ % I I'; I li. i fi Mr / \ v.i \\ ' "'«6bi& : I •■1 t I t mimtttwi? mOi\ KIICOU DIAM no ^''^ *^^ Leading Pianos in B. C. llUlllOun rlHIlllO and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. CC VICTORIA INFORMATION. 61 A. O. U. W. VANCOUVER LODGE, 77. Election of officers annually, July. Meetings fortnightly, 2nd and 4th Friday at Temperance Hall. OFFIOBS. M. W., F Gilchrist R., R Seabrook P. M. W., A J Rowbotham G., W Hodge F., J Gwenap I. W., W Turple O., D T Pickard O. W., J Smith R., W Jackson, Jr. Medical Examiner, W Jackson Sr. F., EJWall VICTORIA LODGE, 19. Election of officers annually in June. Meetings fortnightly, 2nd and 4th Wednesday at Foresters Hall. OFFICEBS. Receiver, R T Williams. G., M Bantly I W., S E King O. W., D Banfleld Representatives to Grand Lodge, Dixie H Ross and F Richards Jr. M. W., H Jewell P, M. W., Munroe Miller G. F., W H Mason O., H Behusen Recorder, J A Halliday Financier,, F Davey AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR. B. C. COUNCIL NO. 949. Officers elected annually in December. Meetings fortnightly, Ist and 3rd Thursday, at Foresters Hall. OFFICERS. Commander, D McLean Vice-Commander, Erskine Collector, R Jones. Secretary, W H Dorman Treasurer, A R Milne I. O. G, T. QRAND LODQE. G. C. T., D McGillivray, Chilliwack G. C, 8 Gough, Nanaimo G. V. T., Miss S M Cummings.Vict. G. Sec, C 8 Keith, New Westmr. G. Treas., W E Losee, Victoria. Supt. Jur. T., 8 F Holt, N. W. G. M., John McAlister P. G. C. T., Rev. RBHemlaw, Maple Ridge. C/SJ Goio B. WILLIAMS & CO., "" "T.^lZ^'H^.^.^; iS""^ 97 Johaion Street, bet. Broad and Donglas, Viotorla, B. O. i' CA T r»m]^nrr] R/ (^n ^'''■®^* Importers of Pianos, Oroans • ^^*- ■i-'^IllUcllU Oc V^U., g,„j Musical [nstbuments. H 62 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOllY. I. O. G. T. — continued, PERSEVERANCE LODQE NO. I, Organized March 7th, 1879. Meetings each Tuesday, at Temperance Hall, Pandora Street. C. T., R J Plummer V. T., Miss E Logan Secretary, W J Mable A. S.. Miss S M Cummings F. S., Lewis Hall, D. D. S , Treasurer, Miss M Probert OFFICERS. M., L F Beauman D. M., Miss E Crooks Guard, Mrs. A Hodnett Sentinel W Pottinger 1\ C. T., Jas. Hastie I. O. O. F. VICTORIA LODGE NO. I. Officers elected Bi-Annually. Meetings weekly each Afonday at Odd Fellows Hall, Douglas street. N. G, E. Fawcett V. G, A. Blake Warden, A. Day Conductor, A. McKeown O. G.. W. H. Huxstable R. S. N. G., W. E. Holmes EliEOTIVB OFFICERS. Sec, and Per. Sec, Fred, Davey Treas., J. V/eiler APPOINTED OFFICERS. R.S.V. a., G. Lomas L. S. V. G., J.S.Fullerton R. S S.,F. James L. S. S.. W. M. Ro.ss COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 2. Incorporated June -1st 1872. Officers elected Bi-annually in July. Meet- ings, weekly, each Wednesday, at Odd Fellows Hall Douglas Street TRUSTEES F. Norris, J. H. Moldrnni, A. Henderson. N. G., W Craft V. G., R Jones Rec. Secretary, R W Fawcett Per. Secretary, H Waller Treasurer, G MavTiard R 8. N. G., P W Dempster L S. N. G., Wm Davis OFFICERS. R. S. V. G., B Boggs L. S. V. G., J E Evans O. G., W H Huxtablo Conductor, E Ker R. S. S., RGBlanchard L S. S., J Davis Gha])lain, A Henderson A. GREGG a SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria^ B. C. o g o w H W W o h-l w >■ O (D o OQ w ^ > O GC(D w -* o P , Oroans GNTS. o g ^ bd go O < o QQ ^ o GC(D M >• p T* Vi A "R r\n l a oVl "Pi a n na ^'"^ ''** Zea^ing Pmno* in B. C. , 1 XI W XllUlllOOll JTldillUa „„rf /la^jg the largest sale. C. A. Lornharcl Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. o c o •F-l O) 5h So i?'^ It Si>/ VICTORIA INFORMATION. 63 I. O. O. ¥.— continued. DOMINION LODGE NO. 4. lucorporated 25th August 1875. Officers elected Bi-annually in July, Meetings at Odd Fellows Hall, Douglas Street. OFPIOBB8 N. G., Jos. Holland O. G., W. H. Huxtable N. a, Wm. Kennard J. G., W. McCarter Kec.-Sec, T. Baraford R. S. N. G., P A Babbington Treas., W Walker L. S. N. G., L Cousins. Warden, J. A, Auld K. S. V. G., A. G. McCandless Couduotor, J Carter V. R. S. S.. J. Whitcomb VANCOUVER ENCAMPMENT NO. I. Officers elected annually in December. Regular meetings Fortnightly, Ist, and 3rd Tuesday. OPPIOERS. 0. P., M. McCahill Guide, J. Sears. H. P.. James Pope F. ^\., W. Flewin S. Warden, M. G. Blanchard T. W., F. Came Scribe, H. Waller S. W., J. Davis Treas., R Roberts O. S., W. H. Huxtable. J. Warden, J. E. Phillips COLFAX 0, OF R. LODGE NO. I ELECTIVE OFFICERS. Recording Secretary, Miss Huxtable W. G., Mrs. Bishop, Financial Secretary, Miss A Carne V. G., Mrs. Dempster Treasurer, Miss A Evans. APPOINTED OFPICEKS. Warden, Miss S Neill L. S. N. G., Mrs. Taylor Conductor, Miss A Gosuell R. S. V. G., Mrs. Clyde 1. G., Mrs. Hendry L. 8. V. G., Miss. J Carne O. G. Chaplain, Miss I^ange R. 8. .N G., Mrs. Hay ward AUXILIARY ENDOWMENT. Benefit Association of the Grand Lodge of the Province B. C. Incorporat- March 3rd 1884. Officers elected annually in February. OFFICERS. G. M., Jos. Davies D. G. M., Robert Scott G. Treasurer, Q H Maynard G. Warden G. Secretary, Fred Davey GO 4 9s> ■n O %o -^ m H Z O 0) BWII I lAMQ SL Pfl Make a Specialty of CHiLiyREN's Clothing, ■ ifiULiniflW OC UUij Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 07 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Donglas, Victoria, B. C. m hi I m ''if :'^ I 'i I !i TU« P/^nio^K Pi'onrkc Are the LEADING PIANOS In B. G. 1 ne IVOniSCn rianOS and have the Largest Sales. C A. LOMBARD — ■SB = 5 =•1 9< CD > ^* u The Latest Fashions received as soon as published^ ot A. GREGG & SON, 42 yates street victoria, b. c. iu; Ml The Ronisch Pianos Are UN8™p*,sj^,j^mr •^,„„, t,.,.u.,. ,.,,.1 C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. VICTORIA INFORMATION. 66 ORPHAN'S HOME. Officers elected annually in December. Meetings quarterly at the Home, 82 Bae street. Visiting days Tuesdays and Thursdays 3 to 5 p m. President, A A Oroen; Secretary, J H Lhwsoo; Treasurer, Jas Hutcheson. COMUITTBB 07 MANAOKMBNI. Rt Rev Bishop Oridge Rev J E Starr Rev P MoF McLeod J H Lawaon, Esq A A. Green, Esq J E McMillan, Esq. Mrs Cridge Mrs Williams Mrs Clark Mrs Starr Mrs Kent Mrs Hutcheson. BPBithet, Esq. A J Langley, Esq David Spencer, Esq N Shakespeare, Esq J O Taylor, Esq James Hutcheson, Esq. liADIBS COHUITTIB. Mrs Archibald Mrs Higgina Mrs Sargison Mrs Hayward Mrs Gillespie. The following gentlemen constitute the Provisional Board of Directors: President, Hon W J Macdonald; Secretary, Hon John Bobson; Treasurer, David Spencer, Esq. Rev W Pollard The \.>7 Rev Bishop Cridge Alex Munro, Esq Robert Wallace, Esq J E McMillan, J!^q, J P Hon W J Armstrong, A J Langley, Esq, J P John Jessop, Esq, Immigration Ag't PIONEER SOCIETY. Meeting raontkiy, Ist Wedneaduy, at Odd Fellows Hall. OrFIOBKS, Secretary, J J Austin Phyaician, J S Helmoken President, W McNiff Vice-Pres, W Humphrey Treasurer, J Kurtz J Loewen H F Heisterman Bossi PIBBOTOBS. Hun N Shakespeare Frank Sehl. Auditor, C A Lombmrd. o > c o X ^2 ^^ q- 3D Z m •< 09 B. WILLIAMS & CO., OTUohaaoa^Street, Wt, Broad and I>An«las Vietoria Keep always in Stock a flrst-class Assortment of Underwear, all sizes aud Prices. See them. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-S) // 1.0 t^ I.I 1.25 25 ass 22 1^ " li£ liiiM 1.4 ifi- 1.6 Photograpfiic Sciences Corporation 33 W^ST MAIN STRUT wi'l34TW,N.y 14580 (716) 872-4503 -b s? \ ^v N> [V iff o^ '^<^ ^ ^s ■r.. «? s \ ^ O ^ if «■' C. A. Lombard & Co., leading music store Sole Agent. IIO IS VICTORIA INFORMATION. 67 VICTORIA BUILDINC SOCIETY- Incorporated, August 24th, 1888. Regular meetiuga each Monday at 7:30 at Harmony Hall. President, Jamea Fell. Vice-President, W D McKillican. Secretary, A St G Flint. DIBBCTOBS. .John Poyd A H Maynard Andrew Strachan - T B Pearson RTWilliaras VICTORIA VINTNER'S ASSOCIATION. Meetings held, when required, at Harmony Hall. OPPIOEBS. President, McNiif Secretary, N Allen (Vancouver) * Vice-Pres, C Gowen Treasurer, F Sehl VICTORIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Office, 5 Trounce Alley, President Venerable Archdeacon Scriven and T R Smith Vice-Presidents; Sec- Treas, W H Mason; Executive and Vigilant Comnaittee, Hon J H Tur- ner, F 8 Barnard, Dr Duncan, J S Yates, J Jessop, W Jensen, Alex Wilson, E Mallandaine, R H Hall, George Williams, John Ward, C F Moore, E Fawcett and R Jones. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Library, Reading Room, &c., 20 Broad Street. Meeting of officers monthly, first Tuesday. Annual subscription, $5.00, en- titling the members to the Library, Reading Rooms, Baths and Gym- nasium. Reading Room free to all. Ob'FICERS. — President, Hon John Robson; Ist Vice-President, R Erskine; 2nd Vice-President, D Spencer; 3rd Vice-President, J L Beckwith; Treasurer, H G Waterson; Recording Secretary, D E Kerr; General Secretary, F W Teague. Directors.— W Walker, W Turnbull, A A C Flummerfelt, T Henderson, A B Erskine, W Hampson. YOUNG MEN'S LITERRAY INSTITUTE, NO. 85. Officers elected annually in May. Meetings fortnightly, each Tuesday, at Philharmonic Hall, 88 Fort Street. President. — ^TDeasy; Vice-President, Geo Madigan; 2nd Vice-President, J Leonard; Recording Secretary, F Lang; Financial Secretary, G Tribe. Corresponding Secretary, H McDowell; Treasurer, Rev J A Van Nevel; Marshal, T Dougherty; I G, W Harris; Committee, W B Smith, J Jones, John Sehl, W Harris; Sergeant, D' Amour. C/^ Tl o m ^ T ao tsO m -J} < > i^ 11 GOto B. WILLIAMS & CO. y^"''"^^"'»^^Q"t^^'» ^"^ ^oya' Clothlll^ 91 Johnson Street, liet. Broad and Denslaa, Victoria B. G. I I I If i. ! I'. '■! : fil !l !■". I TUC DnMlt^nU DIAIinC ^^^ «««*rpa«wd /or Tom, MUL nUNlubn rIANUu I'oueh and Durdbimy. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 68 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIEECTORY. 9Il8cellaneoafl Societies. Victoria Choral Society. President, O E Redfem; Vice-President; P T John- ston. D W Morrow, Secretary; George Jay, Treasurer; H 8 Sharpe, Musi- cal Director; J O Brown, Librarian. Young People's Social and Literary Society, in connection with the Re- formed Episcopal Church, meet monthly. Presidents, Bight Rev Bishop Cridge and Rev Dr John Reid. Ladies Aid Society, in connection with the Reformed Episcopal Church, meet every Tuesday. President, Mrs. Higgins. Young People's Literary Society, in connection with th« Calvary Baptist Church, meet fortnightly every Tuesday. President, Mr. Samuel Qowen. Ladies Aid Society, in connection with the Calvary Baptist Church, meet monthly. President, Mrs. Thomas Gowen. Ladies Missionary Society, in connection with the Calvary Baptist Church, meet monthly. President, Mrs. Spofford; Treasurer, Mrs. P Wilson. Ladies Aid Society, in connection with the Calvary Baptist Mission, (Spring Ridge). President, Mrs. Thomas Haughton Church of England Temperance Society meet monthly, second Monday at Cathedral School Room 8p m. President, Right Rev Bishop Hills, Vice- President, The Ven Archdeacon Scriven; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss E Woods. This Society admits Temperate as well as Total Abstainers. Ladies Aid Society, in connection with St John's Episcopal Church, meet each Friday at the Rectory. President, Mrs, Jenns. Ladies Aid Society, in connection with the the First Presbyterian Church, meet each Wednesday. President, Mrs. Templemau; Vice-President, Mrs. J. C. Flett; Secretary, Miss Robertson; Treasurer, Mrs. Eraser. Y. P. L. A., in connection with the First Presbyterian Church. Pre«ident, D E Kerr; Secretary, M Cochrane; Treasurer, Miss C Robertson. Meet every Monday. Upper Canada Auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible^Society, Victoria Branch, meet quarterly in the Y. M. C. A. Rooms, 20 Broad street President, Right Rev. Bishop Cridge; Treasurer, David Spencer; Sec- retary, J B Chantrell. Blue Ribbon Club meets weekly, each Saturday, at Temperance Hall,'Pan- dora street at 8 p m. President, 8 Gray; Secretary, C Maynard; Treas- ure, C T Penwill. Ladies Aid and Missionary Society, in connection with the St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. President. Mrs J Robson; Vice-President, Mrs J M Anderson; Secretary, Mrs R B McMicking; Treasurer, Mn MoB Smith. Young People's Literary and Social Association, in connection with Rt. Andrew's Presbyterian Chuich. President, Rev P McF MoLeod; Vice- President, William Whyte; Secretary, Fred McClure; Treasurer, Miss Bowden; Editress, Miss A D Cameron. U $ A. OBEGG & SOX, ARTIST lAILORS. 42 YATES STREEF Oj^oaite Langley Str^^ VictortQ, B. C. HO : C SO §"|w -CI o 40 g O ^" UJ ee ^0 H "a -to o « 4 I"? GO The Ronisch Pianos Ar.o».u«PA»»j.j^^«Mv»di,«.. G. A. LOMBARD & CO., AQBNTS, VICTORIA. VICTORIA INFORMATION. 69 J33 S" Clinrnl S)^iet,v, In « miia.tti.)! with St. Anlrew's Church, meet each Wednesdny at 8:31) p ni. W. C. T. U.. iru.'et weekly at Temperance Hall, Pandora street" President, Mrs Jas Cuniiiiifjliam, New Westmicster; 1st Vice-Presid- ent, Mrs.Ienkins; 2n II rue Ronisch Pianos-:^*'rS:S:;::r"* C. A. Lombard 4" Co., Sole Agents, Victoria, 71) lllirnsH COLUMBIA DIltECTOItY, i-H o a o o o CO GO To Es(H'iM vi/r. (J J King's Line, carrying Her Majesty's mail, leaves the Post Otti.ia four times daily. Oifice, 139, Yates street. W G iJowmin's Line leaves the Post Office four times daily. Oftlce, 25 Broad Street. Metchosin. J Parker's Line leaves the Office, 34. Fort Street, each Friday at 8 a m. Saanioh. North and South. Simpson's Line leaves the Office, VSI, Douglas Street, each Tuesday and Friday at noon. SooKK. Gordon's Line leaves each Friday at 7 a m. Wharves. CaimdiuM Pacific Navigalion C'onipuny .Wharf street, foot ot Fort. City Landing. — Wharf street, foot of Yates. DunsHiuir's. — (late Spratt's), Store street, foot of Cormorant. Finlayson's. — Wharf street, foot of Yates. Hall BAijaiB in ,|[(HdAp,(rQtteritlg, ■-- '~^-^H AND OUTpipt BUMOS.: Ooadnctom rmahed Pick0ia, ScroU l^mwlng »nd Turning Ooor mnd Window t^i%un»a. Am nm am ornamental window class. Also. iMALL PiMitHmQL4iMBei» or Every Oesoription. dhip ftn4 SUMimboait Work im i ir in i t, i t * II I n i l I II > I >i »» GenertU Finishing Work for Contraotor8 a Specialty. ■U-M-B-E-R^ OF EVISIT IMESCRIPtlON ON BARD 911 CUT TO OHDEB. ;■ 1.. ^^*BTr»Hrt-,S?— CHEMAINUS SAW MILL. Head Office VICTORIA, B C. i^W^T; f,' ; i VIOTOBIA ADTDRTISSXInW. LfcET; GORE & GO., pFi&aicialMiMef^^ SUMYORS. conveyancers, notaries and COLtlCTORS. VICTORIA, B. C. T. S. QORE, D. L. 8. CABU MPRESS : *'8D>ionT-" J. M LEET. M.L.8.. Of Ontario. i I. i i. JL i J. I ji. A i, J. i J. ■ ITT -r :r:f_-i.y_j _\ 1 i J. 4 i i J. ..1. r ■'. T T T AND MINING REVIEW. P^motiecl t1x\tt\%s to tlie Hcouomic ittteve^ts of tliie J. M. LEET, FAiinr in Chief. J. M. LEET A CO., Puhlishfirs.i CABLE ADimEBS '^ Montague." 30 GOVERNMf NT STREET, VICTORtA, B. G. Guaranteed circulation 2,000 monthly in B. 0. Fifteen placed daily on I the west bojund expre»» at Donald for Vancouver. Hundreds m^led monthly to Eastern Provlncea'q.nd leading hotete in the United States. Jj po So > o o lO lO ZO ^^ r o z •^ H GO_TQ B s X 00 < o z o H ZW Om <*^ J X : - , t> ^» DtrMst ituitorten of «anob, vwaiw ( . A. Lombard Ol V^O., ^ and musical In8TBUM»to. V roTO Ri^ . ^- 0:__ — ^ " ■ '"■ ' "" 71 > VICTOBIA DESCRIPTIVE. *i I O M 2 ^ 2 U(^ VICTORIA. POPULATION 15,000. Victoria, at the South Eastern extremity ot Vancouver Island is the cupitnl of the province and th« terminus of the EsquimaU A Nanaimo Railway, and has daily steam couuectiou with the terminus of the C. P. K., it will doubtless be connected by ferry with the American railways extending to the Eastern states and California. Daily communication with American Sound, ports ia atfjrded by a mast eitlciaiifc service. In entering the harbor, a mar- iner sails tirst Northerly, thence Easterly about a mile and half while on the Eastern side of the harbor for a mile in length is the present wharfa«e front- age. Surrounding this sheet of water which is almost in the form of the letter Z the city proper is built. Vessels traquently unload at the wharf of Messrs Welch, Rithet & Co at Ritheiville on the Eastern side of the entrance where excellent wharfage facilities are aftbrded f«)r those of the deepest draft. The question is sometimes rsked by strangers why the City ot Victoria was not built at Esquimau a more couimodioas harbor and the head quarters of Her Majesty's Navy on the Pacitic, three miles westward? It is obvious that the early ostablishment by the Hudson's Bay Company of Foit Victoria was doubt- less due to the fact that most of tha Indians congregated at Victoria, the' har- bor was easy of access for them and their principal village was situated here. It was in those days the natural tiade centre and it has continued to the present time. Although not a riv.il to her two sister cities, Vancouver and New Westminster i^both on the mainland) the future prospects of trade and the steady growth of all the cities in British Colu mbia is an assured fact and Victoria from her excellent geographical position, her lovely climate, charm- ing drives and every worldly comfort afforded her energetic citizens, will grow and prosper far beycmdthe expectations of many who may in any way be doubtful of the future strides she will make. It is said that it is easy to make assertions, but a difficult matter to prove them of course the building up of Victoria to a very large city will take time; for the sake of argument, and as an illustration what time will do in this respect, the whole of the United States with her vast prairies and wealth of mine and forest increased in populati m very slowly during the tirst twenty five years of the Nation's growth ; Victoria if not altogether the metropolis of British Columbia, is nevertheless the metropolis of Vancouver Island and as such, if nothing more, her future prosperity is assured. The forest wealth at he*" doors is with judicious management practically inexhaustable ; tin, coal, iron, timber, fish and more than made the mother country great is to be found in vast quantities on Van- couver Island, and with the incoming of population and increased development of her vast rescoures, who can gainsay that Victoria in a few years, will make gigantic strides ? The city holds fifth position in the Dominion in regard to her imports, exports and revenue, with one railway already terminating with- in the city limits and the intended coustructiou ot the Victoria, Saanich and c/t ao GQ-TQ B.WILLIAMS & CO.! For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing, 97 Johuson Street. l:et Broad und Douglas, Viotobia, B. C. V ij ■iff^r :;^ \ ■ M 'U\ V -. J-\.. L-OIlllJciru Cx. V-.C/., „|,i Musical INBTRDllB^rra. 72 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIREOTOllV. u New WerttiniuHter Line, also the exteinion of the EHiiuiniult nui Nnnnimo Railway, Northward to Seymour Narrows and {South ward to join the American systt-m of raiiway-i. VititoriiV is de.itina I in tbj iivir f it irt> to hvve n railway area farexjL' nlin;^ all previous uxpaotationi. The following? information is jfleaned from Miiyor (irant'w report for 1888. Deaths during the year (1HS8) 261. V.dne «)f fire department apparatus, $2(i, (WO. 00. Salaries paid to fire dei)artment, $'i, TOO. 00. The City Assessment roll shows value of KwU Estate $7,00;),(MK). T.)1m1 cxpenililure f( r t^orporation purposes, $257, 887. 10 The city is well provided with every facility for the travollinjf publhf, coiiimunication bein;; daily with all outside cities. The following are a few of the numerous uidustries carried (m successfully witliin the city limits: — tiash and door factories, planiny and saw mills, sail lofts, l)oat and ship building yards, breweries, soda water and syrup lactories, cofi'ee and spice mills, tanneries, saddle and harness makers, barrel and furniture factories, rice mills, broom and match factories, corset works, wtove factories, black- smiths and foundries, boot and shoe factories, piano manufactories, waggon and drriage making, pork packin|L? establishments, rubber stamp works, cigar factories, lithograpliic and chromo-lithograpliic printing, jol) |)rinting, blank book manufacturing, bocfkbinding and p.ijier raling, brick making, cracker bakeries, ni;inufactiiring jewellers, soap works, paper l)ox manufactory and others, too numerous to mentioD. The private residences and public buildings of Victoria will in many instances compare most favorably with Eastern cities of similar size, notably the new court house on Bastion square, the bank of British ('olumbia, Mr. E. G. Prior' .s (Im. P. ) extensive hardware and agricixltnral house, Mr. Henry Young's "the White House" and Mr. Davi.i Spencer's "Spencei's .Vrcade"' the Colonist building, the Jubilee Hospital and the Utnv St. Andrew's Clmicli, Mr J. D. Pemberton's Victoria block, the Opera House and (.'larence Hotel, are a few among the best buildings in the city. The works for the accom- modation of " C " Battery Canadian ^Militia, occupies a beautiful spot on the Western side of V^ictoria harbor. The residence of the Hon. Robert Dansmuir, costing about ^500. (K)0, is an architectural improvement to Victoria that her citizens should be justly proud of ; beautiful homes costing from ,.$20,0)0 to ;$ 30,000 are to l»i' met with in favored parts of tlie city, the palatial residence of Mr. Jas. A. Graliame, late of the Hudson's Bay Co, is an ornament to the Northern part of the charming site of Victoria, Mr. N. P. Snowden's residence, on the Arm, com- mands a most attractive and beautiful spot, Mr W. J. Mncaula) 's near the park overlooking the straits, and in fall view of the grand Olympic mountains is a charming situation. Capt. .Jno. Irving's and Hon. Juo. Robson's beautiful residences, James Bay, are models of modern design. A free public library under the able management of Jas. McGregor L. L. D. as librarian, has been established as it fills a long felt want, it will doubtless be much appreciated. Victoria, while enjoying every modern improvement andccmvenience, such as telephonic and telegraphic communication, is now about to have an electric BWII I lAMQ J^ Pn ^^P alvvays in stock a first-clasH Assortment • iflLLIIIIIIW «X UUij of tFnderwear, all sizes and Priced. See them ft7 Johnson Streat ,bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. o oa ►Q f o b > 3 ■JJ X O • an 4M go a) i seat hou hou ene I E RUHISUH PIANOS C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA Touch and DurabUUil. O '—\ b > 3 ■JJ o A H H eH H ft H n 10 10 VICTOUIA DKSt'UIPllVF. 73 C^ tmmwny and li^htin^,' company. The streets hive lony since beo« li^littd ly electric lijfhta. It HeiMrn, whiie ciijoyitij,' Iheac advantajjes (>V(>r older system, her climate, UH hIiowii by the followhi^? statement, ih at !»\1 timo.s uiioxeelled. Fruit trees were hi full blosaorn on March 2()th, 18S9, and wild H iwers were to be found in the fields in groat profusion dnrin;r tlu' (^arly p;u-t of the samo mouth. To further illustrare the mildness of the climate of Victoria, the fol- iowin<,' extract is taken f r )!n Mr. VV. T. Livo^k's iuote')r.)Io:?ical report : — Maximum temperature during Nov, 1.S8H, r)")". Wliile duriug Dec. it was 59°, the minimum was 20° for both months. No snow fell in Victoria during the fall of 1888 and winter of 188«». Two of the most important works o? interest and intimate! <-oa.)ected with the future prosperity of Victoria is theEsiiuimalt& Nanaimo Riilwa • and theCaiuidian Paeilic Nava<;ation Co. .V short ds^criptiou of each is of importance. ESQUIMALT AND NANAIMO RAILWAY. This line of Ilailway, in length, seventy five miles, was undertaken by the company, of whicli Hon. Robert Dunsnuiir is President, on the terms of the famous Settlement Bill, which gave to the company a land grant and subsidy of $7oO,amers of the same company, for Hope, Popcum, Sumas, Chilliwhack. Langley and way landings on Fraser River; semi-monthly trips to Fort Simpson, Metlahkatia, Skeena River. Bella Bella. Alert Bay, and intermediate ports on the Northern Coast, which when inducements are offered, are extended to Naas Ulver, ports on the West Coast and those of Queen Charlotte Islands carrying Her Majesty's malls over these various routes. Trips are also made to Barclay Sound and other points as occassion requires. This company nas been, since its inaugnratlon under the able manage- ment of Captain John Irving. The Board of Directors are: T R Smith (President) Sir J W Trutch, R Dunsmuir. Esq; R P Rithet, Esq, Captain John Irving (Manager.) J H I^awson, Esq, (Secretary,') and Messrs F W Vincent. G A Carleton and C8 Baxter fill the positions of Assistant Manager, General Freight Agent and General Passenger Agent. The general offices of the Company are at No. (J4 Wharf street, being adjacent to their wharves and warehouses. PROVINCIAL MUSEUM, A Government institution, but also, largely aided by public contribu- tions, opened about one year and a half ago, it has already become a place of considerable interest. Its collection, which is daily increasing, contains at the present time over fifteen hundred specimens, chiefly samples of ores, representing the different mining districts throughout the province, and specimens of Natural history, among the latter, are about five hundred native birds and twenty-six mammals. There are also some two hundred implements of Indian manufacture. Its list of regular contributors number 240 and contain representatives from nearly every district in the province, including Koot- enay, Cariboo and far away Casslar, showing that a hearty co-operation of the general public, and a widespread interest in the e«tabli8hment of a col- lection of the natural products of the country has been awakened. The collection is now -being placed in the capacious building lately occupied by the Supreme Court, (government Buildings, James Bay, where o rtt f^ H >■ • H _ !ZS — Q t &« K O B D «2 2 ® 2§ 9ii A. 6BE60 &, SON. ARTST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Viclorin. B. C. TH (U tm I the a by tl X I KMA B.G. whic can I 0% the n »l provi THE RONISGH PIANOS Art the Lfitttintj rffuii and htire the tdvgt'nt xnlf. C. A. LOMBARO & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VIC ORIA. VICTORIA DESCRIPTIVE. 75 the Hri'Hngcment and claHHiflcatlonofthe various specimeiiH will be arrange'1 l)y the curator. In the productH of its rnountairiH, rivers and forests lu the treasures which He hid beneath Its stretcli of six hundred miles of sea, few countries can boast of more varied or prolific resources than British (Columbia, and material enough can therefore be found within it? boundries to form one of the most interestinj; and instructive collections in the Dominion. But the province is one of "magnificent distances/' and beyond the regular routes ot travel, are expensive and difficult to explore. So much so that it \n somewhat beyond the means of this institution to reach out its arms to the remotest corner and gather in the stores that there await It. The Directory therefore earnestly and respectfully requests all parties, especially those residing In distant portions of the province to collect and forward to the museum specimens procurable in their locality which in their opinion may beof Interest in promoting a general knowledge of the country and its resources. ELECTRIC TRAMWAY AN1> LIGHTING CO'Y. The following gentlemen are the promoters of the National Electric Tramway and Lighting Company now established in V^ictorla: J. D. Warren, Thos. Shotbolt, J. Hunter, Andrew Gray and D. W. HIggins. WATCHMAKER, JSWELER. Chronometers, ^Q Watches^ _^3 Clocks^Jewelery ^^1^9 and jSU^skb Musical Boxes, t i -'^.'-;<>p^^^' Chronographs and Repeating Watches Properly Repaired and Guaranteed '^'it fc. '.'.■:-;- --^i^- V;.«- Dealer in Watch es, Clocks and Jewelery. Silvei'-Plai d Ware, Marine Glasses, &c., &c. 90 GOVERNMENT ST., VICTORIA, Special Attention paid to Up Country Orders. GO TO Bi WILLIAMS & CO. y^Q''^«P's. Youth'B and Boys' Clot hi^ 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Doucrlas, Victoria, B.C. ""^ f^ > c Q 1 ■J ' ■ m (.) i;i;iri.sii ci)m;mi:ia diuectouv. i> <>"• ,^^ <* g o ffll C/) -- < yj - CO = b iH 4 CO LlI z .\. U.''5'^ % )K r r^ X r C3 =C ;:; Oi '' aj ill ^ ^1 ^ HI CT3 ^ -C U^ -22 is ■'.' il: o^ al — / 'm^\ ^^ : " I ;. :<) J, .■■ •Hi; .iini *;■ ' l^iW 1 m ■ '1*1 I ' !• #%. :oO ^^ be £9 < (ft o z S o b h 0} (Q <1 hi I S^ o S VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. Aaronson, A A, pawnbroker, 75-77 Johnson, res 105 Blanohard Abel, Edward, police oflSoer, res. 124 Fort Abrahams, W B, teamster, (Buckett), res, 37 Kane. Adams, A, cabinet maker, (Weiler, J), res. 35 First Adams, F W, bookkeeper, (Marvin, £ B & Go), res. 18 Cadboro Bay Boad. Adams, James, Capt S S Sardonyx, ret. 246 Simcoe Adams, Mrs M, widow, res, 34 Cadboro Bay Road Adams, W H, sewing machine agent, 50 Governmenc, res. 86 Kings Hoad Aden, J, frame maker, (J Sommer), res. 241 Simcoe Aden, W, master mariner, res, 241 Simcoe. Agius, Prof, teacher of music, res. 64 Kane Ahem, Wm, waiter Clarence Hotel Albaney, F, mariner, res. 248 Simcoe Albion Hotel, prop B. H. Ward, res. 7 Herald Albion Iron Works Co'y, Llnilted, W F Bullen, secretary, Discovery Alexander, James, expressman, res. 212 Tates Alexander, Thomas, expressman, res. 10 St Louis Allatt, E Mrs, widow, res. 74 Meares Allatt, Fred B, carpenter, ret. 74 Meares Allen, A F, tinsmith, (Cooley H) Allen, Henry, laborer, res. 5 Labouchere Allen, John, machinist, (Albion Iron TVorks) Allen, W P, res. 16 Henry. Alliee, T H, clerk, (John Boyd), res. 47 Tates Allison, James, prop Caledonian Dye Works, ret. 53 Douglas Allison, Wm, clerk (T nk B C), res. Bocoabella Allway, J, driver, (T Harding), res. 75 Fort American Hotel, prop, T J Bums, 16 Yates Hotel, propi Ames Holden~€o, The Ld, wholesale boot American_Exchange^Hotel, props, McNeill & McEwtn, 9 Johnson and shoe, 72 Wharf, resident partner, Flummerfelt, A Andean, Wm, general dealer, 122 Government, ret. Femvale, Fort Anderson Bros, produce and commission merchants, 57 Wharf Anderson, Alex, res. 86 Princess Avenue Anderson, Alexander (Anderson Bros), res. Tates Anderson, A C, clerk, (Tates & Jay), 209 Fort FQ ^ ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., "" ''T^s'^i;::!^^^-^'""^ 97 JTohaaon StrMt, Wt. Broad and IHraslMy Victoria, B. OL C A.. Lombard & Co.'.^^^^S^^i^^^o'^^ Sole Agents for Ronisch Sr Steinway Pianos. CO W O CO o« CO o ^ 78 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBEGTOBY. Anderson, David, carpenter, (McEillioan & Anderson) Anderson, E Mrs, widow, res. 230 View Anderson, G W, (Shore & Anderson), res. 107 Douglas Anderson, George 0, assistant manager, Clarence Hotel Anderson, J G, steward, Clarence Hotel Anderson, Miss H C, dressmaker, 27 Gcvernment ' Anderson, Hugh, fireman gas works, res. 36 Princess Avenue Anderson, H, res. 93 Niagara. Anderson, John B A, clerk, (Educational Office), res. 209 Fort Anderson, J L, employee (Wilson, A & W) Anderson, J B, (Anderson Bros), res. 32 Kingston Anderson, L, stone cutter, (Phillips, J E), res. 119 Yates Anderson, L N, granite cutter, (Phillips, J E), res. Dominion Hotel. Anderson, Simon, 52 Bae -Anderson, Thos, employee (Bavaria Brewery), res. 99 Herald Anderson, Wm, mason, (Dunsmuir), res. Pandora Anderson, W B, Prov Constable, Law Courts Anderson, W C, prop Clarence Hotel, 102 Yates, cor Douglas Anderson, W, builder, (Anderson & McEill), res. 230 View Anderson, W J, (McEilligan & Anderson), res. 230 View Anderson, Miss A, Clarence Hotel Andrew, J A, clerk (Hudson's Bav Co), res. Garbley, Victoria Arm Andrews, carpenter, res. 72 Douglas Andrews, J, Helper (Albion Iron Works), res. Western Hotel Andrews, J, boot and shoemaker, res. 7 Green Andrews, B,drayman, res. 229 Yates Andrews, W, employee, (Saywards, W P), res. American Ex- change. Angel Hotel, prop, FredCarne, 43 Lan^ley Angns A Gordon, grocers and wine merchants, 58 Govern- ment Angus, Forrest, The Oaks, Pemberton Angus, James, (Angus &, Gordon), res. 102 Menzies Angus, William, (Croft & Angus), res. 120 Belleville Appleton, F, clerk, (Hudson's Bay Co'y) res. 28 Michigan Archer, S, carpenter, res. American Exchange Hotel Archibald, W F, manager Telegraph Office, res. 26 Cadboro Bay Boad Armstrong, Miss F E, principal Victoria Girls* School Armstrong, John, gardener, res. 116 Dallas Boad Armstrong, W J, carriage maker, 81 Discovery Arnold, Charles, carpenter, res. 64 North Park Arnold, J W, machinist, (Spratt k Gray), res. 32 Second Arnold, S, painter, ^B Lettice), 32 Second Arnold, Mrs, midwiie, 32 Second QQ A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b. c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Oooda ir the City, ■ r I- On I .§fi o to QC / f The Ronisch Pianos '''V.:^^^^*^' C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. CO VICTORIA CITY DIBEOTOBT. 79 Amndell, C U, clerk, Occidental Hotel Arandell, B H, res. Occidental Hotel Ashoroft, J, principal, deaf, mate and blind school, 118 Chabhnm Askew, Mrs I J, widow, res. Pemberton Aspdin, Edwin, general dry goods, 101 Douglas, res. Bay Astrieo, Mrs, widow, 252 Yates Atkins, Wm, civil engineer, res. Beach Oottage, 112 Dallas Boad Atkins, W A, locker, res. James Bay Atkinson, A, employee water works, res.Ocoidental Hotel Atkinson, Geo, laborer, res. 231 View Atkinson, W D, stone cutter, res. 60 Oadboro Bay Boad Atwood, Frank, clerk, (Angus & Gordon), res. 55 Kane Atwood, William, res. Frederick. Austin, Harry, asst. bridge foreman, E & N B'j Austin, J J, real estate and notary public, 24 Bastion, res. Victoria Arm Austin, Wm, laborer, res. 198 Cook Australian Hotel, prop, Seeley, W S, 9 Government Auld, James, carpenter, res. 35 Frincessave Auld, Wm, carpenter, res. 35 Princess ave Aylward, Thos, chief clerk, (Driard), res. Driard House For Really Fine and Strong Binding, go to CA RflFnnF PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, • "■ nUtUUL, gjjQif a^^ Paper Bq3^ Maker, 88 Johnson st. Babbage, George H, (Moses & Babbage), 65 Douglas Bubington, Clarendon, carpenter, res. 93 Henry Babington, Gordon, seal hunter, 93 Henry Babington, P joiner, (Muirhead & Mann), 93 Henr^ Back, John, moulder, (Albion Iron Works), res. 9 FrinceM ave Bahr, T, cabinet maker, (Weiler J) Bailey, Benj, res. 96 Quebec Bailey, Charles E, telephone operator, (N & E Telephone Co'y) res. 96 Quebec Bailey. Geo N, telephone operator, (N & E T^Oo), 99 Quebec Bailey, H, messenger, (Ameriean Consul) Bailey, M F, plasterer, 63 Meares Baines, Miss E, compositor, (Standard Offic*) Baines, Wm, accountant, res. 140 Johnson. Baird, Joseph, res. 19 Third Baird, B, apprentice, (Wilton, Bros & Co) Baird, Wm, bartender, s s Yosemite, 19 Third Baker A Son, feed and produce 6 Tates A- iV. O 30 m 1° m -< GOTOfl ,. WILLIAMS & CO. yPo'-J^en'a, Youth's and Boys' Clothing 97 Jobaaon Btr*«t, iMt. Broad and DovcLm, Viotorla B. O. TVio P/^«i'cr-U Pionrkc Are the LEADING PIANOS In B. 0. 1 ne IVOnibLIl l ianOb ^^^ ,^„yg t^e Largest Sales. C A. LOMBARB A CO., AGKNTTS, VICTORIA. OQ i< O I-" bl bl oe »- (0 h Z lU S z ee tij o CI too • IF— » O S w o CO a O o E2 ^ 80 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Baker, E Crow, M P, J P, E N, real estate and financial agent, hjdrographio and marine surveyor, conveyancer and notary public, Hamley Block, Government, upstairs, res. 16 Montreal Baker, Geo, assistant, (Meston, John) Bak«r, G W, painter, ros. 65 Douglas. '/ ' Baker. James, teamster, res. 65 Pembroke Baker, J H, Finest Grades of Boots and Shoes. Repairing Done Neatly and Promptly. S H Baker, opp. Post Office Baker, John, teamster, res. 71 Pembroke Baker, M, (Baker &, Son), res. 30 Frederick Baker, Bichard, teamster, res. 71 Pembroke Baker, T H, (Baker & Son), res. 30 Frederick Baker, Thomas, laborer, res. 19 Ellice Baker, Wm, teamster, res. 71 Pembroke Baker, Samuel, laborer Bakewell, Jas, farrier, (W C Byant), res. 134 Cormorant Balhatchet, J, steamboat Maude, res. 54 Pembroke Ballantyne, D, compositor, (The Times), res. Esquimalt Road '^^ Ballentyne C C^, general agent Equitable Life Assurance Socty, res. 21 Bastion Bales, J G, accountant, 21 Bastion, res. Victoria West Ball, Chas, blacksmith Ball, James, Albion Iron Works, 15 Churchway Bamfield, D, expressman, res. Edmonton Bamford, Thos, machinist, (Albion Iron Works), res. 41 Carr Bank of British Colamhia, manager W C Ward, bank building, cor. Government and Fort Bank of British North America, manager G H Burns, 33 Yates Bantly, M, cigar manufacturer, 91 Johnson. Barber & Hewlings, carriage makers, 18 Pandora Barber, John E,( Barber k Hewlings), res. Johnson Barber, J E, pattern maker, (Wilson, Bros & Co) Bargwanna, T, miner, 171 Johnson Barker, Steamer Amelia, res. 42 Bock Bay Barlow, Abr, tanner, res. 116 North Park Barlow, T, livery stables, 12 Trounce alley, res. American Hotel Barlow, carpenter res. 72 Douglas Barnard, F J, Pemberton street Barnard, F S, Sect. Victoria Transfer Co, res. Duval Cottage, Beloher Barnard, H, student at law, (Eberts & Taylor), res. Daval Cot- tage, Belcher Barnes. A C, bartender, (Murphy & Brown), res. 86 Fort. The Latest Fashions received as soon as publisher',, at A. GREGG & SON, 42 yates street, victoria, b. c. B. I* r T) X CO X z CO w> Z5z5 ^;^ Zi CO CO § &0 a COH Us. Z z CO BWII I lAM^ Sii m Mako a Specialty of Chii.dhen's Clothing, • If ■tLinillW W IIU«j Examiiitt ibeir Stock before going tiistiwhere. 97 JToluuoa Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. O. . » . THE RONISGH PIANOS IBS Are uttfurpouMd for Tone, Touch and Durability. 82 C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA DIREOTOBT. Beaumont, F L M, res. 60 Bae ^ . Beuven, G F, carriage builder, 107 Pandora Beaven, Hugo R, clerk, (Bank B C), res. 22 Vancouver Beaven, Hon Robt, M P P,res. 22 Vancouver Babbington, Thos, mariner, 244 Simcoe Bechtel, A J A A, props California Hotel (lodging house), 19 Johnson. Bechtel, A J, (Bechtel, A J & A) res. 26 John Bechtel, Andrew, (Bechtel, A J & A), res. 13 Princess ave Bechtel, Daniel, res. Vancouver Hotel Bechtel, Harry, clerk, (Vancouver Hotel), res. 71 Yates. Bechtel, Isaac, prop. Vancouver Hotel, 71 Yates Bechtel, M M, Mrs, Widow, res. 64 Herald Becker, J F, Geiger & Becker, res. 217 Fort Beokingham, G, clerk, (Brown & White), res. 38 North Park Beckingham, George, res. 38 North Park Beckingham, Joseph, apprentice, Albion Iron W'ks, 38 North Park Beck, A, capitalist. Driard Beckwitli, H E, warehouseman, (Turner Beeton & Oo), res. 41 Belleville Beckwith, J Ij, manufacturers agent, 49 Govt. res. 34 First Beckwith, W 8, expressman, res. 34 Fourth Beegan, Miss K, saleswoman (Brown & White, res. Fort Beegan, Frank, boot maker, Humboldt Beek, J F, painter, (Victoria Transfer Co), res. 28 Kings Boad Begbie, fcir Matthew, B, chief justice, 25 Franklin Beg^, John, prop. Bailroad Boad Hotel, 60 Jt)hnson Begg, Mrs, 145 Fort Behnsen, H F, foreman, (Kurtz & Co), res. 2 Center Bell, Thomas H, carpenter, res. Vancouver House Bell, William, stone cutter, 84 Dallas Belmont Tanning; and Boot and Shoe Mannfactaiing Co, 103 Government, manager, W Dalby Belyea, A L, attorney at law, Burne's block. Bastion, res Pem- Droke Bendrodt, J P B, capt Alexander, res 239 Simcoe Benedict, B H, clerk, (Welch Bithet & Co), res Boccabella Bennallick, Thos, carpenter Bennett, Jas H,machine hand, (Muirhead & Mann) Bennett, Mrs H, Widow, res. 13 Franklin Bennett, Bichard, ship builder, res 216 Pandoia Ave Bennetts, John, drayman, res 4 Princess Ave Benson, T, capt "C" Battery, 39 Cook Bernard, L, waiter, (Poodle Dog Bestaurant), Berkeley, L A Mrs, Widow, 23 Burdet Ave Berridge, George, accountant, room 9 Bank B C, res 64 Second Berry, F, machinist, Albion Iron Works, res 61 Kane A. 6BE06 & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES SJREEr Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B, C. 00 fi fi H m r>v i» ') The Ronisch Pianos ^"""""""t^^;;;;.^;"'' ''""*■""'' C. A. LOMBARD & GO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. 1^ VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 83 \ *<■ Berry, J J, capt s a Maude, res 79 Fort Berry man, Chas, gardener and florist, res 20 Labouchere Berry man, F T, marble cutter, (Budge Geo) res Cormorant Berryman, R H, bartender, (Occidental Hotel), res 136 Cook Berwin, S, tailor, 73 Johnson Besuit, Chas, Cook Driarc* Beswick, Abel, teamster, 28 Pandora ,, Bickford, Mrs W, fancy store, 65 Fort, res 37 Douglas ' v Bickford, Wm, cabinet maker Bings, John, car inspector, E & N By Bishop & Sherborne, carpenters & builders, 21 Government Bishop, Geo, (Bishop & Sherborne) res 12 Amelia Bishop, H F, purser ss Bithet, res 84 John ^ Bishop, Caleb, store keeper. Naval Yard, res Work ' Bissett, Albert, freight checker, E & N By ., Bittencourt, Mrs Widow, 20 Belcher Bittencourt, J A, carpenter, 47 Third Black, Alex conductor E & N By, res 75 Blanchard Black, Jno. driver, (Van Volkenburgh A Bro) Black, John, carriage painter, (C McKay), res Brunswick House Black, Thomas, cabinet maker, (Cherry & Creech), 96 Kingston Blackbourn, B C, compositor, (Standard Office) Blackburn, Wm, employee Victoria Transfer Co, res 173 Simcoe Blackmore, J E, laborer, 35 Meares Blaukwell, G, laborer, American Exchange Hotel Blackwood, E E, agent N P & O B & N Co, res Hillside ave Blaiklock, Mrs, Widow, 110 Superior Blake, Alfred, laborer, (Albion Iron Works), res 12 Third J , Blake, C H F, convict guard, res 12 Cadbora Bay Boad Blake, C B, sanitary officer, res 169 Douglas Blanchard A Co, druggists, 115 Government «>(«' «^«i«A4v » Blanchard, M G, (Blanchard & Co), 25 Pandora ' ■ ***'^^ Bland, A, joiner, (Muirhead & Mann) 144 Victoria Crescent Bland, John, shoemaker, (H Mansell), 26 Princes Ave Bland, J W, sexton, St Andrews Church, res 46 Victoria Crescent Bland, B, printer, i Colonist,) res 72 John Blantern, John, driver, (MB Smith & Co), res Fort Blaqui'-e, Matthew, furniture dealer, Store Bligh, Thomas, (Clare & Bligh) res 10 Store Blood, T. assistant, (Meston John) Bloomfield & MoNab, genertd com. merchants, 130 Government Bloomfield, Charles P, (B & McNab) 18 Pioneer Bloomingdale, E, (Strouss & Co) San Francisco Bloomingdale, H, clerk, (Strouss & Co) Board of Trade B €, Secty, Wm Monteith, 54 Government Boddy, Wm, stone mason, 29 Gorge road Bodwell, E V junr, barrister, (Davie T), 25 Kane a 3D > c o X > z S" Z m -< CD BUf II n AMQ Sm on Keep always in Stock a first-class Assortment I iflLLIAiflO OC UUb} of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 91 Joluuaa Btravt, Wt, Broad aad Pwnlas, Vletorlik> ^■"fWflBI I -'^ : ( 1 1 w CA T rkm Karri R/Cci ^''*<'* importere of Pianob, Oroans . r\., i-»OmDara 06 V-*0., jj„^ musical Instkuments. W = 84 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Boggs, Beaumont, Teller, Dom Savings Bank, res Donglas House 5 Gordon Bolton, W B, refl 62 Belleville Bond, Willis, contractor and house mover, res 94 View Bone, W H, (T N Hibben & Co), resHolgate Topaze Ave . Booth, Cornelius, ausessor and collector, res 62 Meares Booth, G Algarnon, inspector, Citizens Ins Co'y, Oriental Hottl Booth, George H, clerk, Hudson's Bay CoV, res 46 Work Booth, Sara, driver, (Welch Rithet), res 177 Yates Booth, W, messenger, (Drake Jackson A Helmcken), res 3 Center Koad Borde, H, boot maker, (Maynard R) , • Borde, Auguste, Blacksmith Borden, F, carpenter, (McKillican & Anderson), Borlucci, Nicholas, boat man Indian Reserve Bornstein, Frank, professor of music, res 49 Blanchard Borndtein, H, dealer in furs, 3 Yates res Fort Bortliwick, R, prop. Palace Saloon, 56 Yates, res 162 Johnson Borthwick, George, cigar maker, res 162 Johnson Boskowltas, J & A, dealers in furs and skins, 96 Wharf manager HartnellHJ Boskowitz. David, book keeper ( J D Warren) . Boskowitz, Joseph, capitalist, Pandora Bossi, Americo, manager Grand Pacific Hotel 26 Johnson Bossi, A V, groceries and provisions, 49 Quadra, res 285 Johnson Bossi, C, res 110 Cormorant Bossi, G, prop Grand Pacific Saloon, 26 Johnson, res 227 Johnson Bostwick, H, Barber, 76 Government Boncherat A Co, wholesale Uquor dealers, 13 Yates Boucherat, Jules, (Boucherat & Co), res Pemberton Bourchier.Francls. real estate agent, Government cor Brough- ton, res 10 Blanchard Bourne, Frank, piano tuner and repairer, 64 Government res 24 Kane Bovill, E M, Land ofiice, res 60 Rae Bowes, G, gunsmith, (H Short), res Humboldt Bowie, Mrs, Widow, 52 Pandora Bowles, R, upholsterer, (Sehl J) . Bowles, Mrs, Widow, 63 Pandora Bowman, W G, livery stables, 25 Broad, r^s 126 Yates Bowser, F, general store, 67 Fort Boyd John, wholesale & retail wine & spirit merchant, 45 and 47 Yates Boyd, James, carpenter BraeklliaitA; ICer, manufacturers and dealers in flour and grain feed &c, 150 Government Bradbury, Thos, stone cutter, (Dunsmuir) res 109 View A. GREGG a SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. inC nUllluUn llnllUu and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. o in 10 LJ cab <^ HO o O s h VICTORIA CITY DIKECTORY 85 Bradcn A Stamford, plumbers and gnsfitters (&c, 47 Fort Braden, John, (Braden & Stamford), 88 View Braden, Wm. plumber, (John Braden), res 88 View Bradley, John A. com traveller, 165 Cook Brady, H J & Co, manufacturers of sauces, ketchup, curry powder, extracts &c, factory 86 Pandora, Brady, James, mining engineer, 80 Henry Bra'^g, Ed, bricklayer, 2G Elizabeth Branch, Samuel, miner Brandson, E, laborer, res 177 Fernwood Road S R Braund, C, assistant, (R Jamieson), res Blanchard Braverinan, Isidor, money broker, 18 Bastion square, res 2 Bastion square ' ^ Bray, F J, Mrs, private boarding house, 136 Yatea Bray, Richd, livery stables, 7 Kane Bray, machinist, (Albion Iron Works) Breidford, J, laborer, res 171 Fernwood Road, S R Brenton, Rev C J, M A, principal Corrig College, 13 and 1' Blanchard, res 34 Coutts Bridgeman, W, clerk, B C land invest agency), 8 Quebec Bridges, George, laborer, 45 Blanch ara Briggs, A, ticket agent C P R, res 82 Pandora Brockelbank, J, painter, (R Lettice), res 20 Kane Brockelbank, T, painter, (Lettice) res 22 Kane Brocklehurst, J S, printer, res 84 Fourth Brodriok, R, res 100 Pandora Brodrick, Wm, clerk H M Customs. 100 Pandora Brooker, Thos, (employee Victoria Transfer Co), res 223 Johnson Brooks, E C, photographic artist, 164 Johnson Brooks, J, ( Vaio & Brooks) res 48 Herald Brooks, W H, accountant, 128 Vancouver Brown Bros, grocers, 63 Yates Brown A White, dry goods, 61 Government Brown, A, laborer, res outer wharf Brown, A, driver, (V Truck & Dray) Brown, Chas A, painter, res American Hotel Brown, D A, helper, Albion Iron Works, res .Western Hotel Brown, Fred, agent E & N Ry, res Esquimalt Road, Victoria west Brown, F W, res 165 Fort Brown, Geo, master mariner, res 196 Cook Brown, Geo, nurse Royal Hospital Brown, George, laborer, res 14 St Lawrence Brown, G H. (Brown Bros) res 65 Collinson Brown, George S, res 25 Richardson Brown, Henry, (Brown & White), res 239 Fort Brown, Jas, cabinet maker, (Weiler J) t5|> 3 97 JohaMB Strvet, bet. Broad and Dooslaa, Viotovla, & 0» J'' u i Ri ii \i • i TUC DIIIIICOU DIAIinC ^^ ^^n>a»»ed M Tom, I nC nUlllOUn rinllUO Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 86 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Brown, James, bar tender (Powers & Johnson), res 12 Yates Brown, J G, bricklayer, res 8 Pioneer Brown, Jessie, grocer, 27 Johnson Brown, John, hatter and furrier, 88 Government Brown, John, employee (Saunders Henry), res 105 Pandora Brown, J H, (Miller & Brown) res Herald ^ Brown, J H, nsh dealer, 24 Green Brown, Mrs, dressmaker, 116 Fort Brown, M C, (Murphy & Brown), 38 Pioneer Brown, P K, derk, B C land invest, agency, res 25 Richardson Brown, R A, sect Standard Newspaper Co, res 65 Coliinson Brown, Robert H, J P, Beacon Cottage, Beacon Hill Brown, W R Mrs, widow, 165 Fort Brown, W R, (Brown Bros), res 100 Fort Brown, W, teamster, 24 Green Brown, W V, billiard table setter, res 106 Johnson Bruce, driver, (Ki.ig C J), res Western Hotel Bruce, John, laborer, 79 View Bruce, R M, barber, (Whittaker Wm), res Douglas Brunswick Hotel, prop. Findley & Hodnett, 75 Yates Bryant, W C, horse doctor and horse shoer, 98 Douglas, res 134 Cormorant Bryant, Wm junr. farrier, (Bryant W C), res 134 Cormorant Bryce, James, stable man, (Victoria Truck and Dray Co,) res 32 Blanchard Bryce, Robt, drayman, (Victoria Truck & Dray), res 34 Blanchard Bryce, Wm, messenger Indian Departments res 36 Blanchard Brydon, Thos. A, carpenter, res 14 North road Spring Ridge Buck, G T, clerk, res 116 Douglas Buckett, Wm, Truck and Dray, 18 Yates, res 32 Franklin Buckler, E, tailor, (A Gregg & Son), 47 Second Buckler, J, assistant, (H Lapierre), 48 Second Buckler, Thos. carpenter, (McEillican & Anderson, res 48 Second Buckler, William, joiner, (Muirhead & Mann) res 48 Second Bucknan, S W, master mariner, res 13 Amelia. Ball, W K, general agent, 32 Broad, res 40 View Bullen, Jonathan, bricklayer, 150 res Herald Bullen, W F, manager Albion Iron Works, res Oakdene Esquimalt Road Bunster, Mrs A, res 126 Johnson Bunting, Miss, tailoress, (A Gregg & Son) Bunyan, J B, bar tender, (Commercial Hotel, ^ res 116 Douglas Burbidge, C, laborer, 256 Johnson Burgess, B H, <& Co, confectioners, 86 Government Burgess, B H, (Burgess I I **• r The Ronisch Pianos Are UN»uRPA»™f«rTo„.,To.,oh,.„d G. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. l-H o o o O I— I W W ■ H H H « H hH WO 10 VICTORIA CITY DIllEOTOllY. 87 BnrffeN^, J P) builder nnd carpenter, 10 BrougLton, res Pandora Hill Burgess, AV L, carpenter, (J P Burgess), res 210 Pandora Burgess, Stephen, laborer, res 52 Work Burkholder, VV H, contractor, 12 Caledonia Ave Burnes House, prop. T J Burues, 10 Bastion Burnes, Mrs, (American Exchange) Burnes, Miss, (American Exchange) Burnes, B, core maker, (Albion Iron Works) Burnos, Benj, moulder, (Albion Iron AVovks), res Burnes House Burnes, T J, prop. Ameriean Hotel and Burues House, res Burnes House Burnes, T S, brass moulder, Albion Iron Works, res American Hotel Burns, Fronk, cook, (Colonial Hotel) BurnH, O H, manager (Bank of B N A), res 27Labouchere Burns, James, insurance agent, 51 Langley Burns, L G, tinsmith, (G Phillips), res 7 Amelia Burnes, Wm, clerk, American Hotel Burnett, George, shipwright, Burris, 8 C, architect, 14 Bastion square Burrows, tailor, (A Gilmore) Burt, S 8, baker, 25 Government Burt, J 8, junr. (Burt 8 8), res 25 Government Bush, Charles, engineer, fire department. Deluge House, Yates Bushell, Mrs F 8, pianoforte teacher, res 60 Blanchard Busk, C W, civil engineer, res 14 Bastion square Bustin, Miss Kate, type writer, Lowenberg A Harris Butler, Ed, mate s s Alexander, res 8pratts wharf, 8tore Butler, Fred, printer, (Miller M), res 18 Kingston Butler, M, capt. 55 View Butler, U J, clerk. Post Office, res 18 Kingston Butler, iiobert, printer, 18 Kingston But'-ery, N, 97 View Buysse, Chas, (Driard House) res 114 Fort Byru, R 8, bookkeeper (Turner Beeton &Co), res 110 Vancouver Byrnes, G, auctioneer, estate, com. agent, 18 Fort, res 10 Bae j ^ For Really Fine and Strong Binding, go to CA RnFRRF PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, ■ '^» nUtUUtp gjjeif ^jj^ Paper Bo3^ Maker, 88 Johnson st. O Cadman, W B, carpenter Calms, T A, assistant postmaster, res. 26 Kane Oalder, Alex, res. 108 Cook O > C o X |i I'D z m Bllfll I lAMQ 9m on Keep always in stock a first-class Assortment ■ IflLLIIImO OC U%3b^ of underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 97Uo]uiaoiilStreel, bet» Broad and Dmiclas ViotoiriA* 7 ■ :'|^it^i •y- 11 I:: i The Ronisch PWnos ^"^ *^* leading pianos m b. c. 1 lie lA^UIllbLll 1 icUK^b j^„j tjj^^g the Largest Sales. C A. JLOMBAR© & CO,y AQ^MTS, 'VICTORIA, '1 O .CO z > o o o CI n o O > o a-) o o o CO CO 88 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Caldwell, Mrs L M, 1st assistant Victoria girls school, res. 5 George Caldwell, Arthur, dentist, res. 5 George Callan, Mich, hospital surgeon, C Batter}', 53 Kane Calvary Baptist Church, Herald street, pastor Rev M L Rugg, res. 98 Pandora Calvary Baptist mission, chapel Chatham, Spring Ridge, Rev M L Rugg, pastor, res. 98 Pandora. Calvert John , tailor, 309 Douglas Caldwell, Hngh, horse shoer and farrier, 103 Yates Cameron, Alexander, farmer near Beacon Hill Park Cameron, A, clerk, (Finlayson, J) Cameron, Miss A D, 2ud assistant Vi(!toriu girls school Cameron A R, bookkeeper, (Van Volkenburg & Bro), res 115 Johnson Cameron, C, drayman, (Victoria Truck & Dray Company), rea. 34 Blanchard Cameron, Charles N, (Strouss & Co), res. 80 Superior Cameron, Colin, labcarer, 93 Fort Cameron, Daniel, plasterer, res. 64 Dallas Road Cameron, Duncan Mrs, widow, res. 34 Michigan Cameron, Edward, printer, res. Dallas Road Cameron, J G, bartender, Colonist Hotel Cameron, John, res. 23 Douglas Cameron, John A, miner, 178 Cook Cameron, Mrs, widow, res. 80 Yates Cameron, Mrs J, widow, 34 Michigan Cameron, Mrs, widow, 74 Kane Cameron, W G, clothier, 55 Johnson, res. 12 Bird Cage Walk Campbell* D E &; Co, druggists, 66 Fort Campbell, Ang, salesman, (Hutcheson & Co), res. Michigan Campbell, D E, (Campbell D E & Co), res. 89 Fort Campbell, F, seur, Tobacconist, 104 Govt, res 146 Johnson Campbell, 1' H, junr, clerk, (Campbell, Fsenr), res, 146 Johnson Campbell, F, moulder, (Albion Iron Works) Campbell, John, gardener, res. ol7 Douglas Campbell, J, cigar maker, (LevyB), res. 42 Ray Campbell, J, printer, (Colonist) Campbell, James G, laborer, res. 205 Douglas Campbell. Neill, miner, res, 10 Ray Campbell, W G, civil engineer, res. 89 Herald Canadian Life Assurance Co, A W Jones agent, 36 Govt. Canadian Pacific Navigation Co, Limited, manager, Irving, Capt J, 64 Wharf C. P. B. Ticlcet Office, (agent, Irving, Robt), 75 Government Carey, J W, 16 Kane €-1 O |S gP H "I CD o e*- O ^ 9< it The Latest Fashions received as .^oon as published, at A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. 2 -I o o " •^ CO A. I LU IS < CO 8 c C c c c c c C; Ci Ci c. Ci a Ci Ci C;i Ca Cii Cj Ca Ca Ca Ch Ca Ca Ca Crt; (!ai Ca! Ca! Cai Cal CaJ Ca( Ca Cat Cat Ca Cat CaT Cav G01 I # rri The Bonisch Pianos I- U3 IS C. Arc uiimirpasatd for Tone, Touch and Durability. A. Lonibcvrd ^ Co., Sole .l^ents, \ Iclorla. VICTORIA CITY DIRKOTOUY 89 I* IB i cyi Carlow, Ed A., shoemaker, (Irvine;) res. 25 North road, S R Carlow. H N, res. 106 North Park Carlow, H J, res. 64 Caledonia ave Carlow, W W, upholsterer, res. South Park Carleton, G A, frei{>rht agont C P N Co'y, re.s. .523 Douglas Carlyon, Wm, 313 Douglas Carmichael. A, bookkeeper, (Drake, Jackson z o (0 z z o cc o O h CO (- z u Sf m S On M o N 09 CU O a o o PQ .^ fp ^ ^IOTOX?.IJ^, BIO. 90 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Cavin, Guj', paiuter, 148 Fisguard Ciivin, G VV, capt. s s Rainbow, res 35 Queens ave ' Cavin, J M, capt. s s Daisy, res 32 John Gavin, Thomas, carpenter, 148 Fisguard Cessford, K, mill han I (Johnson AValker & Flett) Oessford, W laborer, 59 Henry Chadbourne, Miss, res 100 Cormorant Chadwick, Alfred, 25 Blanchard. Chadwick Mrs C widow, res 25 Blanchard Chadwick, Geo, druggist, ( T Shotbolt) res 25 Blanchard Chadwick, li, moulder, (Albion Iron Works), res 25 Blanchard Chadwick, T, junr. register clerk, P. O. res 25 Blanchard Chamberlain, S, bartender, (Oriental Hotel) Chambers, Mrs E, Widow, res 68 Belcher Chambers, K, driver, (Victoria Transfer Co), res 8 Rae Chambers, W 8, clerk, (Say ward W P), res Gorge road Chance, W J, contractor & builder, res 20 Frederick Chandler, John F, clerk, (Hudson's Bay Co) Chantrell, J B, clerk, (Garesche Green & Co), res 26 Kingston Charles, Wm, late chief factor, (Hudson's Bay Co) res 216 Fort Charles, W B, clerk. Post office Chase, N W^, barber, 45 Johnson, res 172 Johnson Chater, H, sealer, res Western Hotel Cherry & T, baker, (M R Smith & Co), res Topaze ave Clare & Bligh, prop, Kailroad restaurant, 10 Store Clare, Wm, (Clare & Bligh, res 36 Store Clarence Hotel, Audeison W C prop. 102 Yates cor Douglas. Clark, A J, employee (V & E Telephone Co), 73 Kings Road Clark, James, teamster, res 14 Caledonia ave Clark, Joseph, ship carpenter, res 172 View Clark, J, painter, (Sears J) Clark, W H, Colonist, res 11 Humbolt Clark, Wm, carpenter and contractor, 185 Yates Clark, W J, dairyman, 51 Henry Clark, Mrs S A, widow, res 84 Belleville Clarke & Nicholson, tinsmiths, 19 Yates Clarke & Turple, boat builders, marine slip, Indian Reserve Clarke, G H, clerk, (Clarke W R) res 189 Government Clarke, J B, (Clarke & Nicholson) res 10 Farquahar Clarke, Robt, boiler maker, Albion Iron Works, res 41 Discovery Clarke, Wm, boiler maker Albion Iron Works, res 41 Discovery Clarke, Wm, carpenter, res 76 Meares Clarke, W H, engineer, 64 Pembroke Clarke, W R, auctioneer, 13 Store, res 189 Government Claussen, J, watchmaker, 68 Yates Clay, Sara, groceries &c saloon prop. 114 and 116 Johnson Clayton, A A, (Pennock & Clayton), res 96 View Clearlhue, J & A, dealers in fruit and produce, 26 Yates Clearihue, A (J & A Clearihue), 67 Chatham Clearihue, J, J. P. (J & A Clearihue), 87 Chatham Clements, D, brewer, (Carter & Ferris), res 37Blanchard Clements, J, helper, Albion Iron Works, res Western Hotel Clements, Thos, carpenter, res 135 Fisguard Cleveland, Milton A, carpenter, 270 Johnson Cliff e, Thos, bartender, (V Jensen), 4 Langley alley Clinton, H Fiennes, law student, (Walker F G) res Maplehursfc Clow & MacUr'O, Architects, 54 Government Cluns, Wm, laborer, 128 Yates Clushman, C, painter, (Sears J), res 107 Fort Clushman, C Mrs, fruit store, 107 Fort Clyde, Alex, blacksmith, res Rock Bay ave Clyde, F, printer, (Colonist), 28 Rock Bay ave feO) fca "H BWII I lAMQ A Pn Make a SpeciaijTY of Children's Clothing, ■ IflLLIIIIflO (x UUaj Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 97 Joliiuon Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C C. A. Lombard & Co., "-"P"!? ""S'" s^'''""^ V CO b en O O CO oc /SV;/r^ Jgf'rr/s /rr KortUch tV' Steinivaif Pianos. () Ll.lTIftIi COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Clyde, Geo, boiler lu^ker, Albion Iron Woikn, res 128 Blauohardave Coatf^w, W H, f ilvor plater, Albion Iron Works-, res 20 i ioneer Cocblan. J, (AJoore's Drug Store) 8 Pioneer Coburn, John W, C( iiJuctor, E & N Ry. res 38 John Cogloy, Thos. cook, rrs 87 Erie Cohen, .lauies A, general printer, 38 Fort, res 175 Chatham Ci>ie;darripe, J (Bouclierat k Co), Craigflower road Coiley, Miss M, dressmaker, 51 Blanchard Coker, E C, baker, 6 Kane Colbert & Warner, plumbers and gas fitters, 73 Yatee Colbert, John. ■ Colbert & Warner), 21 Princess ave Coley, J, hflper, (Albion Iron Works) Coleman, Mrs. widow, 116 Fisguard Coll, P, miner, res 13 Collinson Collins, George, res 47 Henry Collins, T, Editor Evening Standard Collis, A, compositor (James A Cohen), res 149 Qaadra Collis, Ed, mate s s Rainbow, res Princess ave Collis, E, carpenter, 149 Quadra Collister, John R, clerk, (Todd J H & Son), res 4 Rock Bay ave Collister, Richard, steaniboat inspector, and Lloyds surveyor, res 4 Rook Bay ave Collister, W H R, draughtsman, Albion Iron AVorks, res 78 Rock Bay ave Collyer, T R, res 17 end of North road near Spring Ridge Colonial Hotel, prop Thomas Tugwell 33 Johnson. Colonist Hotel, Miss C Hotz, Beacon Hill Park. C/olonlst, The, newspaper, prop (W H Ellis & Co), 74 Govern- ment Colvin, James B, boat builder, res 13 Churchway Colvin, R W, prop Clyde ship yard, 53 Work Colwell, W, Upholsterer ( Weiler J ) Combe, Harvey, deputy registrar supreme court, and registrar county couit, res Ross Bay Combe, R, clerk, Hudson's Bay Co Commie, L, baker (L Willie) Commercial Hotel, prop H Noble, 116 and 118 Douglas, res 90 Cormorant Condron, James S. fireman E & N Ry, res American Exchange Hotel Condon, Mrs M, widow, res 52 Quadra Confederation Life Association, agent Wm Monteith 54 Government Conley, Charles, market gardener and florist, res Chambers Conlin, M J, blacksmith and horse shoer, 27 Pandora, res 151 Fort Conlon, M, steamboat man res 28 store A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b. c. - Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City J^a P I nC nil N lull n r lANUw ana have the largest saU. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA^ ^ VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY 93 Connor & Siiwitzer, props Kegent Saloon, 96 Johnson Connor, (Connor & Switzer,) 96 Johnson Cook, A B, (Blanchard & Co) 115 Government Cooley, Henry, Ornamental Cornice Works, Wharf st, west of Cus- tom House Cooley, Ed, laborer, 203 Douglas Coones, S, 2nd hand clothing 83 Johnson, res 201 Johnson Cooper, B machinist, Albion Iron Works, res Western Hotel Copeland, Mrs, widow, 59 Quadra Copeland, Rich, laborer, 119 Yates Copeland, Wm, blacksmith, (Albion Iron Works) 159 Montreal Corder, T N, expressman, 9 Green Cornerford, Patrick, fireman E & N Ry Cornish, J C, master gunner C Battery, 4 Jackson Cornish, Jas, cabinet maker (Weiler J) Corris, Elvin Mrs, widow, res 97 Niagara . Corson, E O, foreman, ( W Heathorn) 20 Beachy Costelo, Mrs, widow, 58 Blanchard Costelo, Jno, boiler maker, (Albion Iron Works) res 58 Blanchard Coughlan, Alderman, John, contractor and prop brickyard on Saanich road Courtney «fe Dalby, livery stables, 20 and 22 Pandora Courtney, H, (Courtney & Dalby) res Clarence Hotel Cousins, Leonard, joiner, (Muirhead & Mann) res 31 First Couves, Mrs, widow, 115 Yates Cowan« Shaw A Co, com. merchants, 62 Wharf Cowan, Alexander, 25 Kane Cowie, J 8, prop. Bee Hive Saloon, 48 Fort Cowley, J J, "The Garden" 134 View Cowling, Wm, assistant R Clay, res Pandora Cowper, Jesse, res 97 Menzies Cowper, H M, 47 Boyd Cowper, W H, wharfinger, (Turner Beeton & Co), res 47 Boyd Cox, Annie Mrs, widow, res Blanche Lodge 181 Montreal Cox, John, grocer and baker, 35 Humboldt Cox, John, machinist (Albion Iron Works) res 129 Fisguard Cox, J G, capt, salesman (Marvin E B & Co) res Douglas Cox, Thomas, res 60 Pembroke Craft, Wm, dry goods store, 78 Yates^ res 124 Blanchard ave Craigie, E, employee (Courtney & Dalby) res Clarence Hotel Cramer, H P, bookbinder (R T Williams) res 39 Pandora Crane, JE, agent Sun Life Assurance Co, 65 Govt, res 251 Yates Crawford, A, turner (J Sehl) Crawford, James, com. merchant, 28 Yates, res 40 Belleville Crease, Hon Mr, Justice, puisne judge, res Pentrelew, 23 Cad- boro Bay road y So k4 to " e5b> ^ ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., '" ^'r.^SJ^t^SS:^''"^ 97 Joluuoii Streat, liet. Broad and Donclas, Viotoriav B. C. |. !i % !■ •■ In ' T.i If K, !' I'll Li- *!-!'; Ik THE RONISGH PIANOS Are un»urptu$ed for Tone, Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBA..D & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 94 BBITI8H COLUMBIA TTRECTORY. \ Crease, Lindley, law student (Drake Jackson & H) res 23 Cad- boro Bay road Creech, Henry (Cherry & Creech) res 96 Kingston Creech, Wm, lithographer (Colonist) res 151 Quadra Creed, John, painter (R Lettice) res 117 Yates Creeden, John, steward, Victoria Club, Fort, res 264 Johnson Cregg, P W, clerk ( W Wilson & Co) res 139 Pandora Cresswell, Henry John, architect, P O box 296 Crete, I, bootmaker, 11 Oriental alley Crichlow, T, tinsmith (DC Heal) res Chatham Cridge, Rt Revd Bishop (Reformed Episcopal) 23 Carr res 90 Toronto Cridge, R C, C E, surveyor Croasdaile, H E, J P, real estate and insurance agent, 52 Govt res 40 Pemberton The City of London Insurance Co- London Guarantee Accident Co- Crocker & Wait, carpenters and contractors, 45 Pandora Crocker, Geo, (Crocker & Wait), res Esquimalt road Croft A Anitas, prop Chemainus saw mill, office 52 Govt Croft A Henly, prop Royal Hotel, 66 and 68 Fort, res 49 Douglas Croft, Robert, paying teller, bank B C, res 126 Blanchard ave Croft, Wm, 35 Rae Croft, Wm, (Croft & Henly) res Royal Hotel Croghan, A, driver (J Gosnell) res 86 Chatham Croghan, Wm H, baker (J Wilson) res 84 Yates Crompton, I, blacksmith, res 64 Me'^zies Grossman, Geo, prop Lome Restaurant, 66 Johnson, res Alfred Crowther, Dan, painter, res 38 Mason Crowther, Geo Thos, tailor, (A Gre^g & Son) res 88 Mason Crowther, G, engraver and stencil cutter, 117 Fort, res Cedar Hill road Crowther, John, painter, 76 (Quadra, res 111 Pandora Crowther, R, painter (E Harrison) Cruickshank, George, tanner, res 5 David Cruickshank, Richard, agent, res 16 Rupert Coroner The, Dr. Wm Jackson, 85 Johnson Courtney, H, Eureka stables, 132 Fort Cowan, M H, (Cowan, Shaw & Co) res 25 Kane Cudlip, T H, hack owner, res Kane Cullin Charles, clerk (Cowan, Shaw & Co) res Humboldt Cullum, Miss M, milliner, res 36 Fort Cullum, Thos, F. grocer, res 40 Vancouver Cullin, W H» printer, (Colonist) res 11 Humboldt Cullin, Wm, printer, (Colonist) res 27 Birdcage Walk **• (^S A. GBEOO & SON, ARTIST lAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street^ Victoria, B. C. '•S '& The Ronisch Pianos ^" u™>'»'A»«»^J;j^To„..Tou*..»d O. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. o H O S t^,^ VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 95 Oummings, D W, chief clerk, Clarence Hotel Cummings, Mrs, widow, res 45 Second Ouniff, laborer, res Store Cuuningbam, K A, 40 Yates, res 277 Yates Currall, W D, (Powell Geo & Co) r«s 34 Frederick Gurrie, James, lather, Angel Hotel Ourey, F H, clerk (Kelly 8 L & Co) res 118 Chatham Cusack, T R, printer (H G Waterson) res 34 Pioneer Cusack, W L, traveller (Pitts S J) 94 Pandora Cushman, F G, master mariner, res Western Hotel Custom House, H M, Wharf For Really Fine and Strong Binding, go to CA RflFnnF PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, ■ '*■ nUI-UUl-, gijgif ^jj^j p^pQj. ^^^ Maker, 88 Johnson st. Dakers, Arthur, laborer (Albion Iron Works) Dakers, Jas, blacksmith (Robertson J J) res 72 View Duking, Miss, professor of music, res Roocabella Dale, David, res 18 North Park Daley, James, prop Caledonian Saloon 17 Store, res 130 Fisguard Dalley, James, insurance agent, res 30 Hillside ave Dalby, John, (Courtney & Dalby) res 108 Comorant Dalby, W, J P, (Belmont Tanning Co) 103 Government, res 88 Pandora Dalziel, H, machinist (Weiler, J) Deasy, P, fireman, res 41 Douglas Davey, Miss, dress and mantle maker, 37 Government, res 22 Mason Davey, Fred, clerk, H M Dock yard, Esquimalt, res Bumside rd Davey, Fred, clerk. Post Office, res Burnside road Davidson, Alexander, messenger, BBC, res Bank building, Government Davidson, R, wood turner, (Johnson Walker & Flett) Davie & Pooley, barristers, 47 Langley Davie, A E B, Hon, M P P, Q C, J P, (Davie & Pooley), res 130 Michigan Davie, J C, M D, 28 Langley, res Fairholm Pemberton Davie, Tlieodore, MP P, q € Barrister, 33 Langley and 21 Bastion square, res 38, Cadboro bay road Dairies* J P & Co, auctioneers, and com merchants 80 Wharf Davies, David L, clerk (Joshua Davies) res 195 Cook Davies, Joseph, compositor (The Times) res Fort > c o X ^!> :o z m ■< CO B. WILLIAMS & CO., of BTIJdluuoalStrMt, bet, Broad Keep always in Stock a first-class Assortment Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. id DoocIm ViotorlA< HI + • IHI I ,i;f w m 1 ne IVOniSCn rianOb and have the Largest Sales. C. A. LOMBARD * CO., AGENTS, YICl'ORIA. < E o H O > z z z o of o u lU UJ oe »- CO I- z u z oe III > O o M CO a • I— I O Oh a o GO c3 -i-j O o CO w 96 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Davies, Joshua, (Davies J P & Co) res 195 Cook Davies, P J, clerk (Davies J P & Co) res 195 Cook Davis, Alex, Government buildings, res 130 Michigan Davis, A A, cigar maker (Levy J L) res 20 Belcher Davis, Charles, Victoria theatre, 61 Douglas Davis, D, boot, and shoe maker, 52 Fort Davis, D E, bartender (Miller & Brown) res 70 Douglas Davis, M J, agent (UUmann Joseph) 65 Wharf, res Driard Davies, Thomas, travelling agent, res 128 Cook Davis, William, laborer, (Albion Iron Works) 11 Princess ave Davis, William, Carpenter (J P Burgess) res 5 James Davison, Robert, stair builder, res Western Hotel Dauphine, Max, apprentice, (Albion Iron Works) Dawson, Mrs M, widow, 23 North Park Day, A G, foreman (Weiler J) res 168 View Dearberg, A F clerk (The Times) res 6 Princess ave Dearberg, John, apprentice (Gowen Thos) res 6 Princess ' Dearberg, T J, printer, res 6 Princess ave Dearden, O A, M D, 89 Fort Deasy, Dan, 116 Toronto Deasy, Thomas, chief fire department, res 7 Amelia Deasy, Wm, fire department, res 116 Toronto De Cosmos Hon. A, res 291 Yates De Candia, M B, grocer, 104 Yates Decker J, prop Jubilee Saloon, 49 Johnson, res 156 Yates Dee, Wm, telegraph operator, C P R, res 100 Cormorant Deegan, Dennis, joiner (Muirhead & Mann) res 119 Yates Demers, L, clerk (Boucherat & Co) res 49 Quadra Demmock, Ed, moulder (Albion Iron Works) res 117 Chatham Demmock, fl, foreman moulder (Albion Iron Works) res 117 Chatham Dempster & Beek, carriage builders cor Gordon and Broughton. Dempster, Charles, clerk, Bank B C, res 28 Quebec Dempster, Peter, blacksmith, (Victoria Transfer Co) 120 Oswego Dempster, W, blacksmith helper, (Victoria Transfer Co) Denny, Geo, clerk (Colonist) res 128 Pandora Denny, Jas, apprentice, (Albion Iron Works) Denny, Wm, capitalist, res 128 Pandora De Bidder, P, joiner, (Muirhead & Mann) res 49 Third Des Brisay, S, doctor's agent, room 5 B B C 60 Fort Deveo, Frank, laborer, res 117 North Park Devereux, John, capt. master Dry Dock Esquimalt, res 76 Bay Devereux, W E, land survryor 76 Bay. De Veulle, 118 Fort De Veulle, F E, bookkeeper, (Matthews, Richard & Tye) res 86 Menzies 3 i-bd a !2) n a CD H w » as o — ^^ IS g (D !2! S3. 0) <- "to e I CO twj u •g ■"3 off I* :8 The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. GREGG & SON, 42 yates street Victoria, b. c GOT( ' Touch and Durability. C. A. LoTuha.vd ^' Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. "to o o ■I GO I! VICTORIA CITY DIUECTORY 97 Devltn, J C, grocer and wine merchant, 80 Yates, res 42 North Park Jobber ic Retail dealer in Orooeries, Flonr, Seed, Wines dcLiqnors. Goods delivered free to any part of the city- Devlin, R B, clerk (Devlin J C) rea 22 Princess ave Dowsnap, A, boiler maker (Albion Iron Works) res 90 Chatham Dewsnap, Joseph, employee Corporation, res 90 Chatham Dexheimer, Chas watchmaker, 4o Yates Dexter, Kobt, master mariner, res 118 Fisguard Dickie, Herbert, brakeman, E & N Ry Dickinson, Charles clerk (Welch Rithet sohor, H \V, lauinlry, roa Pembioko Doti»l)tv G & J, brush inauufinjtnrers anii grocuvs 106 and 120 Fort Doughtv, G«orge, (Doughty G & J.) 120 Fort 'doughty, James, (Doughty G & J.) 12U Fort Dougherty & Savage, prop North Pacific saloou, 87 Wharf 24 Yates Dougherty, G, (Dougherty & Savage), 306 Johnson Dougherty John, scavenger, res 50 Vancouver Dougherty, Thos, 8rd gaoler Douglos, Lady, Amelia, widow, res 4 Belleville DougiaH, A C clerii, res Brunswick Hotel Douglas, G, driver (Victoria Transfer Co) Douglas, K, carpenter, res 25 Pioneer Douglas, W 0, joiner (Muirhead & Munn) ros 8 Pioneer Dowdail, K, section foreman. E «fe N Ry, res 17 Third Dowler, VV J, Rev, city clerk, 89 Chatham Downer, H G, plumber (John Braden) res new Gorge road Downer, Harry, plumber, 74 Rock Bay av Downey, Jas, employee (Leahy John) Doyle, Thos, Pritchard House Drake Jaek.«>oii A Helincken, barristers, 35 Langley Drake, B H T, law student, (Drake, Jackson & Helmcken) res 2 Pleasiint Drake, M W T, Q C, J P, (Drake, Jackson & Helmcken) res 2 Pleasant Drake, Richard, plasterer, 45 Quadra Drake, W T, coal merchant, Turner Beeton's wharf, Wharf st, res 3 Cook. Draper, Thos, agent, 28 Broad Driard Hotel, props Redon & Hartnagle, View Driscoll, Dennis, driver (Victoria Transfer Co), res 178 Simcoe. DriscoU, J J, boiler maker, (Albion Iron Works,) res Pacific Telegraph hotel Drouk, John, baker and grocer, 76 Blanchard Drummond, M G, 60 Rae Drysdale, William, carpenter Pembroke Duck, Simeon, M P P, city treasurer, 47 Herald Duck, William, law student (S P Mills) 47 Herald Dudgeon, J, cutter, (L Goodacre) Burnside Road Dugan, D, carpenter. Angel Hotel Duke, H A, cigar maker, (Kurtz & Co) Brunswick Hotel Dumbleton, H M, 17 Michigan Dumbleton, Henry, 92 Simcoe Dumbleton, Louis, 92 Simcoe Dunahan, Wm, driver (Victoria Truck & Dray) res Yates Duncan, J A, M D, surgeon C Battery, office 56 Douglas. A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street^ Victoria, B. C. w M* The Eonisch Pianos ''::,"""™"*"'"'"'°°' '■"'''■• md have the lartjent huIp. C. A. Lombard i^' Co., Sole Age/its, Victftria. VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 99 Duncan, W, liHrnesa muker (F NorviH) 129 FiHfjjuard. Uuncftu, Win, tailor, (Leask & Morriwon) Colonial Hotel. Dunlevy, P C, 41 View Dunlop, J T, agent '"burglar alario boll," 143 Pandora. Dunn, Ed, boiior maker (Albion Iron Works) Western Hotel, ]>un Winian i:i ' ^ if !'t t k It EBB C. A. Lombard & Co., '■'^?^^J^,^j^X%'^^ Sole .Agents for Fonisrh ^ Stfiinway Pianos. 100 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIllECTORY. Ellery, George, butcher, Pandora, opp Royal Hospital ' Elliott, A, kalsominer, Chatham Elliott, John, harne»8 maker (F Norris) res 125 Fisguard Elliot, John, laborer, 11 Beacon Hill Park Elliott Richd, clerk (J P Walls) iO Mason Elliott, Thos, carpenter & contractor, 10 Mason Elliott, VV, stone cutter, res Walnut st Elliott, William, laborer, 11 Beacon Hill Park Ellis, W II A Co, i)rops The Colonist, newspaper, 74 Govt Ellis, A, job printer (Colonist) res 101 Pandora Ellis, W H, editor Colonist, res 101 Pandora * Ellis, Wm, blacksmith (Albion Iron Works) res 107 Cormorant Elphinstone, R, joiner, 3 Princes Elrick, Geo, upholsterer (J Weiler) res 25 Pioneer • » - • Elsworth, James, bricklayer, 61 Kings rd Elwyn, Mrs, widow, '6'.^ Quebec Emery, machinist, Albion Iron Works Emigrant Home, John Clarke, caretaker, 24 Dallas rJ Engelhardt, A F, clerk Post office JBu^elhardt, J, custom house broker, shipper and com agent 1 Fort, res i9 Burdett are Engelhardt, Paul, cooper, 44 Wharf English, Robt, carpenter (Smith & Clark) Erb, Louis E, (Loewen & Erb) res 283 Douglas Erlanson, Miss, dressmaker, 57 Douglas Erskine, A B, boot and shoe emporium, 132 Government, res 34 Kings rd Erskine R, book keeper (W Heathorn) res 34 Kings rd Escalet, E, manager French Hotel, 30 to 34 Johnson Essenwine, Frances, boiler maker (Albion Iron Works) 28 Mason Esnouf, R B, accouncant, Harrison at Estes, Mrs, dressmaker, 152 Yates Estes, Wm, messenger (T Shotbolt) res 152 Yates Esqaimalt and Nanalmo Bailroad, Hon. R. Dunsmuir, president; Joseph Hunter, C E, general superintendent. Esquimau Water Works, sect, T Lubbe, office 77 Wharf ' ■* Ether, W, painter (E Harrison) Etheredge, Ernest, joiner (Mairhead & Mann) 25 First Etheridge, R J, (Byrnes auctioneer) 37 Birdcage Walk Eureka Silver Mining Co Ld, sec, G A Sargison, office 48 Langley Evans, B, usher, Supreme Court, res Cadboro Bay Evans, Mrs, widow 28 View Evans, Flitcroft, official stenographei, 20 Kane Evans Fred, 18 Kane Evans, George, assistant ( W W Evans) 41 Kings rd Evans, Joseph, bookkeeper (WW Evans) 41 Kings rd Q o •-3 o o » &Q IS o CO ^ P hi (D o w l-l !ZJ H QP }*• A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street, victoria, b. c. Receive the fii'st Imported Woolen Goods in the City. ■plj m W%t\ MIOOU DIAili no "^^^ *^ Leading Pianos in B. C. I H t KU N lull n I I ANUu and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VIGTORIm^ inm > H % b b \^ (Q (Q <1 h] I b (^ H I<1 VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY 101 Evans, Robt, carpenter, Brunswick Hotel Evans W W, pork packer, 72 Yatea, res 41*Kings rd Evans W overseer (WW Evans) 41 Kingn d For Really Fine and Strong Bookbinding go to OR DAP1\T\U PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER. . Ai [kl/illl/l/nj Shelf «fe Paper Box Maker, 88 Johnson st. Fairall, Henry, brewer, T) Churchway ' . Fairbairn^ Wm, boiler maker, Angel Hotel Fairbrother, Geo, prop Lion Brewery Saloon, 125 Chambers Fairiield, Andrew, ship carpenter 135 Fisguard Farfield, James, carpenter. 135 Fisguard Fairfull, A, carpenter (Smith & Clark) 135 Fisguard Falk P M, jeweller (A Lange) 139 Fort " Falshaw Rich, 28i^ Mason. Fannin, John, JP, curator provincial museum, cor Vancouver and Yates Farrell, Patrick, Ist convict guard, res 12 Beachy - Farrell, P, apprentice (Albion Iron Works) Farron, J L, shipping agent, Burnes House , Farwell, 8 (land office) 4G Djuglas Fasonaro, D, 61 Humboldt Fawcett, Edgar, clerk (H M customs) res 14Franklyn Fawcett, R C, clerk (Fawcett R W ) res 24 Carr Fawcett, R W, upholster* r and paper hanger, 60 Government, res 24 Carr Fawcett, W L, clerk (Drake, Jackson <& Helmcken) res 33 Birdcage Walk Fearn, Samuel, (Prior) res 43 Vancouver Fee (8l Jones, carpenters, 67 Douglns Fee, David F, senr, engineer and grocer 1 North Park res 9 North Park Fee, D F, jun, (Fee & Jones) res 9 North Park Fee, J T, clerk (Strouss C & Co) les 9 North Park Feiling, L H, accountant, 1 Jackson cottages, Michigan Fell & Co, wholesale and retail grocers, 49 Fort Fell, James, (Fell & Co) res 212 View Fell, James F, grocer (Fell & Co) res 190 Pandora Fell, Thornton, barrifl ar, 50 Langley, res 29 Cadboro Bay road Feltoe, A 8, res 39 First Fenwick, Mrs I, prop Thistle boarding house 114 Yates Board and Lodging:. Meals at all Honrs 25 ots, Oysters ^o- y H 8-Q ^^^¥^D Ulll I lAMQ P. on for Fine Hats and Caps, TBUNKti* QO ' O P. WILLIAmO « UU.| Valises, Blankets, Etc. 97 Johama Stre«t, bet. Bro«d and Donglaif Victoria, B. C. \\ >i^ ?n! 5 The Ronisch Pian.oa^'Z^^^ZZZ':^'''" a C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. 102 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOUY. Ferguson, J B, res 151 Quadra FergusoD, J K, tiiisinitii (A Lewis) Vancouver House Fergubon, M, clerk, res 73 liroad Ferguriuii, Mrs, L E, 42 Pandora Ferguson, lioss J, prop iiock Bay Saloon, 11: Work, res 11 Belcher Fern, S, porter (Prior, E G & Co) Vancouver House Fernandzia, Miss P, dressmaker, i09 Fort ,,, Ferris, W i) Juur, (Garter & Ferris) res Chatham "" ; Few, Alfred, grocer, res 58a John Field, Mrs, fancy goods, 21 Broad Field, H E, clerk (Hudson's Bay Co) res 149 Chatham Field, liobert, teamster, res 12 Alfred Field, T J, butcher (Porter K) 104 Johnson Field, William, (Harrison (fe McAlister) res 120 Blauchard ave Fielding, Geo, baggage overseer, Driard House, res cor View and Broad Fielding, L } ^ook keeper, 58 Fort Filmore, A, c maker, (Albion Iron Works) res Western Hotel Findlay, Duu .aiii A ]JKi*o«lie, merchants, 75 Wharf Findley & If odiiett, props. Brunswick Hotel, 75 Yates Findley, Hugh, scale adjuster, 14 Johnson, res 52 David Findlev, W, assistant (Ledingham W J) res David Findley, F S, (Findley & Hodnett) 75 Yates Finlaison, C S, chief clerk, H M Customs, Wharf st, res 8 St John Finlaison, W H, clerk, res 8 8t John Finlaison, E O, clerk (Bank of B N A) res 8 St. John Fiiilayiioii, J, grocer, 37 Government, res 72 Kane Finlay»iOii, R, J P, res 242 Douglas Finlayson, R D, clerk, (Turner, Beeton k Co) res 242 Douglas Finney, A J, contractor, res 31 Quadra FirtJi, J, blacksmith helper, (Albion Iron Works) Fish, Ed, employee (R T Williams) res 76 Henry Fish, G, apprentice (Maynard R) res 76 Henry Fish Robert brickmaker, 76 Henry Fish, Thomas, manufacturing chemist, 46 Store Fish, Wm, cigar stand, Yates st, res 76 Henry Fisher & Wilson, architects, 65 Government Fisher, E H, (Fisher & Wilson) res 220 Pandora Hill Fisher, H, packer, (Sehl Jacob) Fisher, I J J, carriage and buggy agent, 39 Store Fisher, Jas, prop, marble works, 117 Fort, res 136 Yates Fisher, James, warehouseman (Welch Rithet & Co) Fisher, J A, engineer, E & N Ry, res 91 Herald Fiterre, Mrs M, widow, 82 Pandora Fiterre, H , printer, ( Miller M) res 82 Pandora Fitzallan, John, res 51 Quadra A. GREGG a SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langlcy Street, Victoria, B. C. Q o ^H ^ H o M Fit Fk ^ ■ '—i Flf o — 1 > Fie Fie « 1 [ Fie 2 00 H ( D Fie m ^ h A FI< ^ e^ 9 ( D Fie m ^ Fie Fl< Fie ^ w Fie PHj ■ 3^ Fie > 1 ^ K ■ •Ob I'le Fl< Fie Flii • ■ H h Flu Flu r^i X: or For If 1*05 I. CQ« JTo For For w? PHllI Fos s3 m^> Fos w 3 < Fos •Tj© ■l^a Fos OQ Fos Fos «Q0 W !|10 Fos Fo\^ .8 Fo: Fox « For < t Fox 8- I Fox Fox ?: %. Frai '''" P Frni <• 1 Frai Frai B.U P A 1 nmUctrA RrC^ck Direct importers of Pianos, Groans y_y. r\., L^OrriDarCl Cx. V-.0., ^^j^^j musical Instruments. Pi o H o I a Ph o n H C3 H H H is w H W fig is VICTOKIA CITY DIllECTOKY. 103 Fitzjohu, Alfred, stone cutter and stone mason, res 98 Quadra Fletcher, C W, clerk, H M customs, res 6 Blanchard Fletcher, E H, J P, Post Office inspector, res 6 Blanchard Fletcher, E T, res 6 Blanchard Fletcher, Geo, clerk (Fletcher T W) res 134 Cook Fletcher, Mrs M, widow, 183 Fisgnard Fletcher, Ormoud, DL S, assistant draughtsman, lands and works office, res 238 Fort Fletcliei*, T W, sewing machine agent, 37 Fort, res 134 Cook Flett, Alfred, deputy treasurer res 1U4 Superior Flett, H T, (Johnson Walker & Flett) res 14 Princess ave Flett, Janice C, private boarding house, res 8 Pioneer Fleming Bros, photographic artists, 61 Government Fleming E, (Fleming Bros) Fleming, H. (Fleming Bros) Flewin, A C, bartender, ( Jarvis Longhurst) res 85 Chatham Flewiii, T, prop. Capitol Saloon, 7 Yates, res 36 South Park Flewin, W H, cltrk, res 94 Menzies Flint, A St George, accountant and collector, 40 Fort, res 199 Douglas Fluber, chief cook, Clarence Hotel Flummerfelt, A C, (The Ames Holden Co) Fernleigh,33 Gorge rd Ford, J D, carpenter, 102 Fort, res 133 Fisguard Ford, Mrs S, widow, res 143 Pandora Foresters Hall, 73 Govornment Forreht, Miss C W, teacher liock Bay ward schoo, res Michigan Fortier, Oliver, tinsmith, (McLennan & McFeely,) res 236 Cook Foster, D L, tinsmith, (McLennan & McFeely) res 60 Kingston Foster, Henry, helper, (Albion Iron Works) res 139 Pandora Foster, James, furniture dealer res 78 Blanchard Foster, Robert, furniture dealer, 78 Blanchard Foster, Robert, engineer s s Cariboo Fly, res 51 "Work Foster, Stanley, messenger, (Victoria Transfer Co) 60 Kingston Foster, Stephen, painter, res 60 Kingston Fowler, Mrs, widow, 11 Kings road Fox, M and H A. cutlery and fishing tackle, 78 Government Fox, G T clerk (Fox M and H A) res 36 Mason Fox, Harry, boiler maker, (Albion Iron Works) res 147 Chatham Fox, H A, (Fox M and H A) res 36 Mason Fox, H]G, engineer, 133 Fort Fox, Mrs M, (Fox M and H A) res 36 Mason Francis Mrs A, widow, res 135 Pandora Francis, A, clerk, (Jones A W) res 135 Pandora Frank, A, (Gutmann & Frank) Frank, E, hatter and gents furnishings, 39 Government, res 140 Fort C^ ^ o > c o "^ i- • o z m -< 03 BWII I lAMQ P« nn Mako a Specialty of Childken's Clothing, ■ If ILLlHIllO Ck UUij Examine their Stock before goitig elsewhere. 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and DonglM, VictorU, B. €» mm m ; 'irf ' 'l V m da ,1,.^ TVi** Pr^rii*c/-V» Pi'onrke ^^ ***® LEADING PIANOS in B. 0. 1 nc IVOniSCn rianOS ^nd have the Largest Sales. C. Jk. t,OmMA.W^ ^ CO., AQBMTS, VICTORIA. O CD < o I- o > z o z X o of o o I-" u u oc K- 00 »- z S z oe UJ > O o M CO a !3 • I— H o O ^a CO OS -4— > o o CO CO CO 104 BBTTISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Frank, John, salesman (Hall, Ross & Co) res 11 Bay Franklin, Mrs A, widow, 72 North Park Franklin, A G, clerk, (Capt Warren) res 175 Superior Franklin, W A, landing waiter, H. M. Customs, res 175 Superior Franklin, W T, (Angus & Gordon) res 175 Superior Franklyn, Mi s M E, widow, 203 Douglas Fraser A, laborer, 92 Chatham Fraser, Mrs, widow, res 92 Chatham Fraser-Barron, C F, (Albion Iron Works) res 34 Franklin Fraser-Barron, Mrs D, widow, res 84 Franklin Fraser, Rev. Donald, pastor 1st Presbyterian church, res 204 Pa^idora Fraser, Hugh, clerk, (H Saunders) Fraser, W G, cab owner, res 116 Chatham Frederickson, J, coachman, (R Dunsmuir) res 9 Kingston Frederickson, M, painter (Lettice) res 60 North Park Fredisk, F painter, (Lettice) res North Park Freedman, C A, clerk (Strouss C & Co) res 82 Pcndora Freeman, Charles, bartender, (Western Hotel) res 84 Store Freeman, C, minei, res Western Hotel Freeman, C, engineer, (Albion Iron Works) res 13 Franklin French Hotel, manager E Escalet, 30 to 34 Johnson Fridette, Ed, (Johnson & Flett) res 141 Quadra F ied, H, barber, 108 Government, res 62 Kane Fro3t, W, painter (Sears J) res 171 Johnson Frje, G W, chief clerk (H M Customs) res 17 Queensjave | Frye, G W, juur, clerk (customs appraiser) res 17 Queens ave Fulford, G, hostler (T Barlow) Fullerton, John, prop Peoples boot and shoe storf-, , 47 Johnson, rei* 62 South Fullerton, John S, carpenter (Smith & Clark) Fullerton, W F, contractor and build«r, res 30 North road For Really Fine and Strong Binding, go to R A Rnrnnp practical bookbinder, U. n. nUkUUky gj^^if ^^^ ^^^^^ g^^ Ufiki^r, SS Johnson at. Gabriel, i) & Co, Japanese bazaar, 45 Government Gabriel, Alex, teamster, res 15 Rae Gabriel, Chas, (C Gabriel & Co) res 33 South Park Gabriel, Ed, painter, (J Sears) res 20 Beochy Galbert, H, helper, (Albion Iron Works) res Western Hotel Galbraith, F, driver, (Victoria Truck and Dray) Galbraith, J, drayman, (Victoria Truck and Dray Co) Galer, George, carpenter, (Say ward) res 61 Quadra o ltd 5-> H ^ w a! • S (D 2 ® o ©•• w H W <-^ o 00 a o 3. The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES street VICTORIA, B. C. so CQ Ot 03 . Ga Ga Ga Q) < Ga ^S Ga ^1 Ga cig Ga o Ga CO UJ Ga K^ Ga ^S Ga Rii- Ga £1 Ga Ga Ga orin 55 GOV Ga Gc C^ra ^.^ Ga on Gfi Ga Ga Ga ^H Gai Ga^ Ga^ Gee Ge Gei Ge( Gei K fen Gei Gei GiV ■ & GO The Ronisch Pianos nrrrt,^«S!"' C. A. Lombard 8f Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. I VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY 105 O 0) < ^>- o . •^ Cc O »- <: CO « in e Gallagher, Patrick, staff sergeant Battery, res 56 Humboldt Galvan, John, boot and shoe maker, 67 Yates Galley, F, clerk, (Matthews Richards & Tye) Topaze iive Gamble, F C, resident, engineer public works dept res Union Club Gannon, John, (J C Devlin) res 55 Quadra Gant, Mrs, widow, res 125 Blanchard Garbet, Wm, carpenter, res Windsor Hotel Gardiner, Alex, gunner, Battery, res 102 Humboldt Gardiner, C F, salesman, (S Leiser) res 9 Labouchere Gardiner, Charles, general store, res 18 Erie Gardiner. Ed, repairing tailor, res 43 Blanchard Gardiner, capt, J A, res 12 Parkington Gardiner, James A, miner, res Railroad Hotel Gardner, John E, interpreter. Custom House, 214 Pandora Hill Gardner, J, machine hand, (Sehl Jacob) Gardner, W B, carpenter, res 105 Pandora Garfield, James, steamboat man, res 28 Store GaresohcT, Green & Co, bankers, 81 Government Garesch6, Geo H, clerk (Garesch^ Green & Co) res 118 Fisguard Garland, A, engineer, E a N Ry, res 135 Quadra Garland, F W, steward Royal Hospital Garnett, E T, livery stable, Broad st. res 34 Humboldt Garvin, Thos, prop Nickle Plate Saloon, 85 Govt, res 18 Blanchard Gaudet, F M, Lieutenant, "C" Battery Gankroger, Mrs, res Bay st. Victoria West Gawley, George, teamster, (W T Drake) res 31 Kingston Gaydon, Henry, police constable, res 16 Douglas Geddes, John G, steward, C P N Co, res Pritchard House Geiger it, Becker, barbers, 87 Government Geiger, T, (Geiger & Becker) 217 Fort, res 118 Blanchard George, Wm E, Pilot, res 19 North Park Gerow, Augustus, helper, Albion Iron Works Gerow, Gus, blacksmith helper, (Albion Iron Works") Gerrish, N saw filer res 9 Oriental alley Gibb, David, carpenter (Smith & Clark) res 18 Third Gibbs, A, carpenter, res Western Hotel Gibson, Andrew, eletrician, res Brunswick Hotel Gibson, James, (Albion Iron Works) res 101 Cormorant Gilson, W, boiler maker, (Albion Iron Works) Giddion, D, cook (Merifield J) res 45 Store Giesselman, Charles, res 44 Vancouver Gilardi, M, marble cutter. (Rudge Geo) res 12 Vancouver Gilbraith, truck and dray, res 34 Blanchard Gilchrist, F, plasterer, res 65 Kings road Gilchrist, J H, carpenter, res 242 Johnson Gilchrist, miner, res 36 Store Giles, G F, carriage trimmer, 115 Johnson, res 142 Johnson O 30 m - > m 30 -< oaaB. WtLUAMS &C0., ^^ ^^iJisr^^^"^ 97 Johiuon Str««t, bet. Broad and DovglMi Vlotarla, B. G. TUc^ P^«io^l-i PJof^r^c Are the LEADING PIANOS in B. O. and have Uie Largest Sales. C. A. £«Om3ARD & CO», AQBHTSy 'STICTORIii. TJ o CO r < a o H O o H CO >4- CD O CO o • I— ( a iUli BllITISH COLUMBIA DlRECTOliY. Giles, Mrs, strnw worker. 142 Johnson Gill, W, inspector inland revenue, res 112 Pandora Gilles, Andrew, harness maker, i Maun tt Heron res Fort) Gilles]ii''. Mrs E .M, wit.ow, res 150 Fort Gillespie, Geo, assistant manager 13 \^ C, Springhaven, Esquimalt r. )iid Gillespie, S!B contractor and l>uild(U', res 230 Yates Gillespie, AVilliani, mate, s s Amelia, res 48 David Gilligm. E, finisher ,(8ehl Jacob) res GO Kane Gilligan, John; salesman,. (G H Maynard) res 60 Kane ■;Gilligan, J,;Iahorer. (Hud;-on's Bay Co) res 30 Mason Gilligan, Thorans, machine hand (8ehl Jacob) res 60 Kane (iilmore, A ( Ciilm6ro& McCaudless) 1^5 Johnson Gilmore & McCandless, merchant tailors and clothiers, 35 JdhiiHon Gilmore Wm, manager Brown Jug Saloon, Govt, res 110 Yates Gintzbuiger, S, Occidental Hotel Glandinniug. J, tobacconist, 50 Fort Glasgow & Loudon F^ia'e Insurance Co, agent James Burns, 51 Langley . *■ . •' Glassey, Mrs, res 79'.Kane Gleason,,MI), joiner, (Muirhead & Maun) res 94 Bay Glide. H, i)acker, Hudson's Bay Co, res 34 Erie Glover, Geo, em})loyee (Carter Bi-os) Gl(>v(n. Geo, bricklayer, res 11 Thiid G»)d(len, H 0, bookkeeper, (Strouss C «fe Co) res Rocabella Godding, Kobert,sverger G C Cathedral, res 14 Rupert Goelz, A, shoe ma^er, (W Heathorn) ' Goepel, P D, Dodky^arcl Esquimalt, res 133 Menzies Goepel, W J, (Hall, Goepel o M O ,< Hi a ID Gr: 4) Gri -a Gr. -t^ < Gr Gi Gi Gr Gr A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET.- opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. o H 52! •f"|jr DnMICnU Qllk%Mf\Q^^'^*^^^'^^i^9 Pianos in B.C I nC nUillOUn I IflHUO and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. ViCTOFHA. O O I— • O DC cs^ I Ed's Fa VICTORIA CITY DIUECTORY. 107 Gordon, Wm, ngout (Hamilton Powder Co) 49 Government, res 1H4 llichardson Gorrie, T. toys and fftney goods, Fort street Gosnell, G F, clerk (J Gosiiell ■ res (5 Farqualiar Gosnell, Jt»H' pli, {groceries and provisions, 127 Douglas Gosnell, J H, clerk (J Gosnell) res Farqnaliar Gonge, F, niachine hand, (Helil Jacob) res Brunswick House Gouge, Herbert, linisher. ( Weiler J) res Brunswick House Gowdy, U, porter, (Devlin J C) res 81 Kock Bay ave Gowdy, Win, laborer, us 81 Kock Bay ave G;>wan, Thos, machinist, fwowoii €, A So«, props. Phoenix Brewery, 146 Yates Goweti, Miss A C, teacher Johr.son st. ward school Gowen, Charles, (Gowen & Hon) res 85 View \' ;.. Gowen, C N, (C Gowen & Son) res 73 Bianchard ' ^ Gowen, G, (Gowen & Son) res 85 View Gowen, A F, clerk (Carne & Muusie) res 85 View Gowen, S T, machinist, (Gowen Thos) res 17 Second' Gowen, Thos, prop. Novelty Iron Works, Store st. res 17 Second Graham, A, Brunswick House Graham, James, carpenter, res 57 View lirraliaiii, John, assist receiver general and manager Dominion Savings Bank, res 88 Simcoe Graham, J A. res Hillside ave Graham, J W, barber Yates Graham Thos. A, tobacconist, 162 Government Graham, W R, res Dallas cottage, Dallas road Grancini, Mrs B, widow, res 157 Fis'niard Grant, A, salesman (Nicholles & llenouf) res 34 Michigan Grant, Frank, assistant(Spencer David) res Brunswick House Grant, Gordon, engineer s s Douglas, res 131 Cormorant Grant, J, J P, M P P, The Mayor, res 24 Cadboro Bay road Grant, J A, tailor, (R Roberts) res 51 Third Giant, James, ship carpenter, res 86 Store Grant, John, salesman (Van Volkenburgh ^ CO |i ^ — -"^ m • Tl H Z o 0) 8WII 1 lAMQ J& Pfl ^^^^ ^ Specialty of Ciur.DUKN'sCjiOTHiNa, ■ If ILLInlTlv CX UUij Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 97 JoluMoalStreet, bet. Broad and Dnnidaa' Victoria* < M. ': C. A. Lombard & Co., ^^^?^^^:,^^^g:%']^ PS & en W O CO CO o O Q M I Sole Agents for Ronisch Sr Steinway Pianos. 108 BlUTISH COLUMBIA DlllECTOllY. Gray, E J, niftchinist (S Gra?) 316 Douglas Oray, Nainuel snsh and door factory, 31 Chatham, res 19 Gorge road , ,, Gray, S VV, carpenter (S Gray) res 55 Hillside uve ' .; Greasier, Mrs, wiilow, res 9 Frederick • Oreggi^ A A Son, merchant tailors, 42 Yates Gregg, A, tailor (Gregg & Son) res 40 Kings road Gregg, A M, tailor (Gregg, A «fe Son) 40 Kings road Gregg, Charles, assistant cutter (Gregg A and Son) rei 40 Kings Gregg, F (Gregg A & Son) 40 Kings road Gregg, F T, architectural draughtsman res 143 Pandora Green, A A (Gare««che Green & Co) res 15 Birdcage Walk Green, Ashdown H, C E, surveyor to Indian Reserve Comission res 22 Michigan Green, D, clothier and outfitter, 107 Government Green, J M, laborer, 66 Chatham Green, Mrs F W, widow, 287 Johnson Green way, Henry fireman (S S Amelia) res 67 North Park Greenaway, helper (Albion Iron Works) Green well, L, Pritchard House Greenwood, Mrs L K. widow, 87 Pandora Gribble, E, carriage painter (0 McKay) Gribble, H, prop Victoria Bazaar, 84 Government, res 12 Pioneer Grierzer, J, helper, (Albion Iron Works) res Western Hotel GriflSn, G Hamilton, M D, B A, M E I, specialist, res Windsor Griffiths, J W, clerk, res 139 Pandora Griffiths, J, wharfinger (C P N Co) Collingwood farm, Lake district Grimm, Wm, cairiage builder 88 to 96 Johnson, res 124 Van- couver Grimasou J, 115 North Park Grimason, Geo, employee (Philips & Son) res 115 North Park Grissmer, A, barber (Whittaker Wm) Fisguard Gulleksen, John, tobacconist, 15 Johnson Gunnason, A, machinist (Johnson Walker & Flett) Gunnason, B, planer (Johnson Walker & Flett) Onslean, Charles, book agent, 65 Government, res Clarence Hotel Gutmann, & Frank, com merchants, 7 Johnson Gutmann M, clerk, (Gutmann *^ m H O CO BWII I lAMQ I^ Pn Mako a Specialty of ('iiiLPKEN'sCLOTHiira, ■ If ILLIIliflO OC UUij Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 97 JTolmmii^Street, bet, Broad and Pnn«la8 Viot4>ria- M J P, steam saw mills, Langley st. res 109 Vancouver Hay ward, Charles, junr, teller, Dominion Savings Bank, rea 109 Vancouver HeaL David C, tinsmith, 99 Johnson, res Farquahar Heard, Miss L, (Leask & Morrison) res Amelia Heathcote, G V Heather bell, Wm, bricklayer res 179 Cook Heathfield, Mrs S L, widow, les 6 Scoresby Hea.thom> W> boot and shoe manufacturer and tanner, 92 Government, res 3 Bridge Heay, Mrs E, widow, res 70 John Hedges, F F, clerk (Hudson's Bay Co) res Cadboro Bay road Heaney, J and A, truck and dray, late McDowell Heisterman) H F&Co> real estate agents, notary public, 8 Bastion square C/2> :^ a > c Q ^^ ^^ I" 3 H • o J) z m ■< CO BWII I lAMQ A Pn Keep always in 8tr)('k a flMt-cIasH Assortment ■ IflLLIfllllO OC UUij of Uiiderwour, all Hizes and Prices. 8ee them. 97 Joluuoii Street, let. Broad and Donclas, Victoria, B. C. TVi^ P Ar»ic/-V» PiotNi-ic -^^ *^^« LEADING PIANOS in B. 0. ine IXOniSCn rianOb and have the Largest Sales. o is o » r- «2 > M o M Z X o oe o O (« H Z £ z ui > o C4 H en a-> o CO -4— » o o cU> O CO C/5 5=1 s s C A. LOJHL3ARD ur, aud drauglitt-man, res Occi- dental Hotel Henderson, J N, (Langley & Co) res 253 Fort Henderson Paul. (Henderson & Parker) res Mount Tolmie road Henderson, T M, Lan^'loy & Co) res 253 Fort Henderson, macihiiiist, (Albion Iron Works) Hendry, A, engineer, 35 View Hyndry, Thomas, prop. Columbia steam match factory, res 23 Work Henly, Henry, Hotel keeper. Clover Point Henly, Neil, res 6(J Fort Henry, W J, clerk, res 153 Fort Henski, A, mattress maker, (J Sehl) res 9 Church way Henski, Mrs C, widow, res 9 Chtirchway Henski, F, finisher (Sehl Jacob) res 9 Cluirchway Henski, James, clerk (Fullertou John ^ res 9 Churchway Hepworth, Jas, tailor (A Gilraoro) ros 195 Pandora Herbuvrax, August, laborer, res 152 Johnson Herd, George, carpenter, Maclure Heritage, H J, carpenter, res 72 Kings road Heron, Ilol)t, (Mann tfe Heron) res 29 Broad Hett, H M, solicitor, (Hett J lioland) 1(5 Bastion square Hett, J Roland, barrister-at-law, 16 Bastion square, res 1 South Park Henstet, J, cook, res 54 Pembroke Hewlett, C H, staff sergeant "C" Battery, res 26 Rupert Hewlings, E J, (Barber & Hewlings), res 1 Third llewlings, F H, supt. Victoria Gas Works, res 2 Pembroke Hewlings, John Q, res 1 Third Heywood, J, res 2 Cadboro Bay road Hfn'wood, H H, editor 77 Johnson, res 1 Cadboro Bay road Ili!t>l>eii, T N, «& €'o, f4atif)ners and booksellers, 09 Government Hibben, J P, clerk (T N Hibben & Co) res 116 Pandora are Hibben, T N, (T N Hibben & Co) res 116 Pandora ave Hibben, T N, junr. clerk (T N. Hibben & Co) res 116 Pandora ave Hick, George, gardener, (Hon. O'Reilly) Hick, Wm, (Mitchell & Hick) res 9 Pioneer Hick, Wm D, employee (Pendray & Co) res Humboldt Hickey, P, engineer, s s Alexander, res 47 Kane A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET. opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. GO The Ronisch Pianos ^Vurxr^^L.^:"' C. A. Lombard ^' Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. CO S • CO IS I* in 8 VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY 113 Hicks, John F, blacksmith, (Powell Wm) res 15G Douglas Hicks, Mrs M D, widow, res 158 Michigan Hicks, Robt, pilot, res 80 Pembroke Hicks, Wm, watchman, (Sayward W P) res 32 Constano* Higgins, D W, M P P, res 157 Cadboro Bay road Higgins, T J, florist, res 25 Vancouver Higgins, W R, res 157 Cadboro Bay road Hilbert & Moore, real estate and com. brokers, Trounce alley Hilbert, G F, assistant (R Hilbert) res 16 Labouchere Hilbert, Richard, importer of boots and shoes, 74 Yates, res 16 Labouchere Hilbert, Richard, (Hilbert & Moore) res 16 Labouchere iltilst <«eor{;e, Right Revd. D D, lord bishop of Columbia, Bishops close, 40 Burdett ave Hilliard Joseph, grocer and general store, 30 Store Hill, David, tinsmith, res 14 Farquahar Hilton, B, cabinet maker (Shore & Anderson) res 66 North Park Hilton, Joseph, clerk fBoyd John) res 69 North Park Hilton, Squire, cab driver, res 66 North Park Hind, Peter, engineer, res 152 Johnson Hingley, Angus, machinist, (Albion Iron Works) Hird, George, res 49 McClure Hiscock, E H, druggist (Langley & Co) res 12 Frederick Hoatson, J, warehouseman, (Nicholles 05 m < ^B. WtLLIAMS AGO., '" ^'T^.^^i^i^L'^T.:^^''''^ 97 Jehaaon Str««t, liett Bra»d aitd Donslas, Vlotori»» B. G. ^ f^l. a' I' mm !." 'IT ' O o n O < O I- o > o s o CO o o CO CO 114 BBITI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Hooper, D G, booit and shoe maker, 68 Broad, res Mt Tolmie rond Hooson, Ed, night watchman, res 18 Princess ave Hooper, AVm, farm hand, 127 Johnson Hooper, Wra, engineer (Smith & Clark) Hopper, J T, bartender (French hotel) res 86 Fort Horn, RH, employee, (E & N 11) Russell's station, Vic West Horsley, Sam, plasterer, res 260 Johnson Horton, R J, furrier (Hudson's Bay Co) res 149 Chatham Horton, Miss, L, teajher Fourth Ward school Hosking, Mrs, H, widow, res 18 Rae Hotz, Miss C, prop Colonist Hotel, res Beacon Hill Park Houston, Wm, machinist (Spratt & Gray) res Spratt'a wharf Howard, Mrs, lodging house, res 60 Rae Howard, E A, res 60 Rae Howard, Henry, compositor (The Times) res Pandora Howe, A C, wood and coal dealer Howell, L, bookkeeper (Pitts S J) res 144 Fort Howell, W H, traveller, res 176 Yates Howerth, Wm H, tinsmith (D C Heal) Railroad Hotel Hudson's Bay Co, Wharf st, Thos R Smith, assistant commis- sioner Hughes, J H, carpenter (S Gray) 49 Second Hughes, John F, laborer, res 14 Cabdoro Bay road Humber, A A, bricklayer, Topaze ave Hughes, J Mc D, clerk (J Gosnell) 201 Douglas Humber, F S 8, bricklayer, res 45 Gorge road Humber, James Stuart, bricklayer, Topaze ave Humber, M Luke, bricklayer,, Topaze ave Humber, Morris, contractor and builder, Topaze ave Humber, W H Russell, bricklayer, Topaze ave Humphreys, Hon, T B, M P P. res 69 Belcher Hunt, Ed, bricklayer, res 150 View Hunt, John, nurseryman and florist, Burnside road, Victoria District Hunter, James, laborer res 46 Store Hunter, Joseph, general supt. E & N Ry Co, res 49 Birdcage Walk Hunter, Richd, sub collecter of Stickeen H M Customs res 239 Cook Hntcheson, J & C/O, dry and fancy goods, 70 Government Hutcheson, James, (Hutcheson, O ^ • CO CD g ^ s §-* 9< 11 CD ^ M o a lO 10 ^^ CO < o o o I b H The Ldiest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. GREGG & SON, 42 yates street victoria, b. c. I nC nUllldun I InHUu and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS.IVICTORIA. I- UJ u flC > o o lO to M GO 00 ^ ■?+. bsH H MSB. WILLIAMS & CO., '" ^'^l.l'^Br^,,^^^'"''''- 97 lokiuon Street. Iiet. Broad and Doii«las, Vlotorla* B. C. WrT rl'Ji'S! yi 1 C. A. Lombard & Co., '^^^i'^^^o^'i^^iyS''^ ;. i 09 W o o o o CO LU /Sr^/e Agents for Mom'sch seedsman and nurseryman, Broad, res 255 Cook Tlie Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES street, VICTORIA, 6. C. SCO M* I 3. p «5 o O H H o O O > o ►D SW CD PI o ^> a S HH i < B. O O CA T nrnK^nl^^r^n ^*''*'''' '"•P'^rterH of Piavo«, Oroas.- • •^*- i-'^iiiL'aiu o:, v^vj., j^yjj Musical, Instkuments. "V"IOTOI^I^, B.C. o H O o en o aw Q <4 J W W H a HW (^> M < VIOTOlllA CITY DIHECTOKY. 117 Jay, Geor}»o, jnur. (Yates & Jay) res 23 Birdcage Walk Jeeves, Allen, laborer, 20 Princess ave »^e£fery, J, bartender (Marphy & Brown) res Humboldt Jetfery, Mrs B, widow, res 107 Cormorant Jeffery, R M, res Occidental Hotel Jeffree, W J, Mrs, widow, res 242 Fort Jeffree, W J, Golden Bule clothing store, 40 Yates Jeffree, W J T, junr. 40 Yates, res 242 Fort Jeeves, Allen, laborer, res 28 Princess ave Jeeves, Geo, bricklayer, res 21 Second Jalfs, Thomas, painter, res Walnut Jemraett, capt W S, surveyor Indian Reserve, res 20 Douglas Jenkins, Charles, carpenter (Hall Boss & Co) res Victoria west Jenkins, James, bricklayer, res 11 Princess ave Jenkins, Jf)hn, carpenter (Hay ward) res 139 Pandora J' nkins. Miss M, milliner and mantle maker, 109 Douglas, res 47 Second Jenkins, Wm, boiler maker (Albion Iron Works) res 139 Pandora Jenkinson, Miss A, saleswoman (W Wilson & Co) res 46 Douglas Jenkinson, C W, assistant collector, Prov taxes res 45 Vancouver Jenkinson — gardener Jenkinsnu, Geon^e Mrs, widow, res 46 Douglas Jennings, Kestoo, joiner (Muirhead & Mann) res 3 First Jennings, K, carpenter, res 120 Cormorant Jennings, Thos, res 120 Cormorant Jenns, L H, clerk (F Bourchier) res The Rectory Douglas Jenns, Percival, Bevd, Bector St. John' s church, res Douglas Jenns, P A clerk. Bank B C, res The Rectory Douglas Jensen, Victor, prop. Boomerang Saloon, Langley alley Jensen* Wni) prop Occidental Hotel, Wharf Jepson, H, hostler, (Victoria Tranefer Co ) Jesse Frank, W, clerk (Davie & Pooley), res 67 Montreal Jesse, Mrs M, widow, res 67 Montreal Jessop, John, Dora. Immigration agent, Government buildings res 186 Yates Jessop, John, machinist, (Albion Iron Works) Jessop, Mrs L, widow, res 34 Pioneer Jeune, Fred, sail maker, 6 Johnson Jewell Henry, furniture and crockery dealer, 77 Yates res 91 Blanchard Jewifiih ^yna^ogne, corner Pandora and Douglas Jobson, machinist, (Albion Iron Works) John, B H, draughtsman. Land and Works oflBce, res 9 Ballot John, R F, warden. Provincial jail Johns, E Miss, dressmaker, res 14 Frederick Johns, William, expressman, res 19 James JoluDLSon Walker & Flett, mill owners, North Government •-3 O 3D > C Q fern • o z m •< 03 ■ if ILLIIIIflO Oc UUij of Underwour, all sizes and Prices. See them. 91 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Donglai, Victoria, B. C* :tW||; I'M lit: II ii'' i » f\ I ' 1 ■ m •r *^^ ' IN M M I4'lllr t V ^n "D ' U P;ot-.^o Are the LEADING PIANOS in B. 0. 1 lie IVOniSCn rianOS ^^^^ ^ave the Largest Sales. ' f 11 ; o CO i< of > o u I-" UJ UJ oc 1- co h z u z tr UJ > O CJ PI TO o s o r— ] r— « -I — ' o o CO CO 118 mUTISII COLUMHIA DIlJKCTOllY. Johnson, Mrs C, widow, res 20 Beonhv JoJiiiKoi), Eilvvin. Q (J, J P, res 92 Belloville JoJinson, E (J, tannor, voh 71 John JolniHon, E E, currier (W llenthorn) res 71 John Johnson, E M, notary, real estate, 80 Gov, res 141 Quadra Johnson, Frank horse trainer, res Pritchard House Johnson, Frank, painter, res, American Exchange Hotel Johnson, F, res 10 North Park Johnson, H P, clerk (Nieholles & Reuouf) Johnson, J B, & Co, ^roceis, 31) Humboldt Johnson, J A (Johnson Walker & Flett) res 144 Quadra \ Johnson, J, laborer, res Chambers Johnson, J, waiter 250 Yates Johnson, John, (M li Smith t%; Co) res 10 North Park Johnson, Mrs N G, prop New York restaurant, Yates res 2G Beecher Johnson, It J (Powers & Johnson) res 12 Yntes Johnson, Thoi^, laboror (corporation) ros 28 P.irqtiahar Johnson, Wra, insurance aj^'ent (Sun Life) res 20 North Park Johnston, J, commercial salesman (M WWaitt) res Yates Johnston, James, expressman, res 28 Simcoe Johii!s»t«n, ]9Iatt1icw T, manager (Findlay Durham & Brodie 98 wharf, res Union Club J oh II !^i to II, B* T, A €o, seedsmen and nurserymen 28 Fort res 151 Cadboro Bay road Johnston, P T, (Johnston, P T & Co) res 151 Cadboro Bay road Johnston, K H, clerk (Johnston, P T & Co) 151 Cadboro Bay Jonassou, A M, (J Weiler) res 217 Cook road Jones & Co, stenographers and type writers, 72 Wharf. Jones, C, gentleman, res 54 Pan(U)ra Jones, J, ])hotographer, res 54 Pandora Jones, T M, photogiajiher, res 54 Piindora Jones, R, gentleman, res 54 Pandora Jones, C F, steno and topographer res 52 Pandora Jones, A E C, steno and typographer, res 54 Pandora Jones & McNeil, livery and sale stables, 109 Johnson Jones, AW. real estate and insurance agent, 36 Government res 27 Labouchore Jones, Arthur, clerk (Jones Wm) res 42 Herald Jones, Edward, laborer, (Albion Iron Works) Jones, Edwin, res 42 Herald Jones, F C (Fee & Jones) Belleville Jones, Geo bartender (Vancouver House) res 71 Yates Jones, James, brass finisher, (Albion Iron Works) Jones, John (Jones & McNeil) res 50 David o O ^:^ &< Ci _ CO n o e*- » H ^ J. of 5 The Latest Fashions received as soon as published, at ^ A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES street, victoria, B. C. ^ h UJ UJ cc ho • go U CCr "^ u- > §^ |h ^^ <^ N COB <^ HO 0.1 p. ■°5 J J J( J( J^ J( J Jc .!< J(J J( Jo J(. Jo Jo Jo Jo Jo Jo Jo G. Ka Ka Ka Ka Ka T' , Ke Ke Ke Ke Ke Ke K< GO I nL nUlllOUn rinliuC^ and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.,SO'-E AQr.V"-?, ViCTORSA. ul u cc m I- Z< llIk So UJ> > O O in in Z s E ^^ J CO <: b VIOTOr.TA CITY DinECTOllY 119 Jones, J B (Stevenson & Jones) 18i) Fort Jones, II, collector Inl.iud UeviMiiie, ros 110 Superior Jones, Mrs L B , widow, res 85 Henry Jones, Mrs 11, widow res 110 Superior Jones, S propr. Dominion H(^^ll, 110 Yates Jones. S, Junr, clerk ^^Douliniou Hotel) res 110 Yates J oae.4, 'i' ci & S»H, d.Mitist:^, roofus 1 2 H IJ P> (J (lovt JoiiCM, T t\ bout builder, 20 Wharf Jones, T H (Jones T J & Son) res 240 Fort Joiiej^, T J, >-. B> S (Jones T J & Son) res 240 Jones, Thos, compositor (Miller Munroo) res liJo Quadra Jones, *V SI :;iacBiaiii;'litoia, A 13, M D, M S, 11 Bastion •Doiies, Wmi, coal and woon mnrchnnt, 22 Store, res 42 Herald Jones, Wilfred U, clerk (Bank J> C) res 8 Quebec Jones, W 11, bartender (Senate saloon) res 52 Government Jorand, Henri, prop liocabella boardiujj; house, 22 Victoria Cresent Jordau, CJiiarles, baker, 11 Store, Esquimalt road Jordan' O W (Goodwin & Jordan) res 108 Cormorant Jordau, William, painter, res 98 131anchard Jordan. Wni, baker, 11 Store Joslyu, C L, res 141 Chatham Joy, B, machinist, (Albion Iron Works) Joyce, Alex P, res Occidental For llcdllij Fine and Strong Bo^khlndlno^ oV; to P H DArUUr PRACTICAL L •OKBINDER. Ill Ai Uv/illi/l/lij Shelf & Taper Box JSs ker 88 Johnson st. Kains, Tom. D L S, assistant draughtsman, laud and works office res 32 Kingston Kammerer, C W (T N Hibbeo & Co) res 17 Putman Kaye, James, 2nd assistant. Boys Puolic School Kaye. machinist, (Albion Iron Works) Kays, Eichard, laundry, res 103 Fisguard T"' am, Mrs, widow, res 13G Fort ist, Arthur, deputy registrar Supreme and County Courts, res 62 Second Keast, Miss A, 4th as^istm. Girls Public School Keast, H, clerk (C P R ticket office) res 62 Second Keays,H, clerk (Royal Hotel) res HI Blanchard Keefe, M L, master mariner, res 77 View Keefer, George, civil engineer, res 74 Kingston Keithley, Geo, engineer (Weiler J) Keller, J W,raanfacturer ornamental center pieces, drain pipes res 161 Yates (see Pottery Works) a ^ H -H s h to c;|> y^ r\ -rr\ P Ufll I lAMQ P. OH foi" F''ie Hats and CAPS, Tbunks, GO TO_D. W iLLIAIllO 01 UU.) Valisks, Blankets, Eta 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Donglas, Victoria, B. C ^m ■s'-1 v| Vi. V ly r' I il'l If mi ;''' IP 1 TbG xCOniSCJl Iri8»I10S and nave Uie largest tale. 120 C. A. Lombard^ Co., SqlejA^ents, Victoria. BIJITIHII OOLUiMBIA DIllEGTORY. K'ellojjg, Kil, druggist (Tpngue J Junr) Kelly, S L use Kelly, George, res 88 Pembroke Kelly, Henry, sbij) builder, res 88 Peiubrokj Kelly, Jas Mrs, orasHraakur, 100 Frto Kelly, J A, tinsmith (Kelly S L & )) r.3H 2i.S Y it.)s Kelly, Jas A, joiner (Muirheud & Mann) Kelly, Jamss, carpenter, res 33 Elizabeth Kelly, llobert, res 88 Pembroko Kelly, K, laborer, ren Paoifio Telegraph Hotel Kelly, S L, (Kelly 8 L & Co) res 288 Yates Kemp, VV J3, machinist, res Albion Hotel Kennedy, David, marine engineer, res 15 Montreal Kennedy, John engineer, res 1 Beacon Hill Park Kennell, Godfrey, kalsominer, res 46 Blanchard Kenning, A, clerk (Ames Holden Co) re-j 107 Pandora Kent, Charles, bookkeeper (Marvin & Tilton) res 180 Yates Kent, H, manager, music stoi'e (Waitt & Co) 64 Government, res 243 Yates Kent, Wm, laborer (corporation) res 71 Blanchard Keown, Frank, painter, 8 Amelia Keown, James, carpenter, 8 Amelia Ker, D R (Brackman & Ker) res Discovery Ker, Robt J, clerk ( Welch liithet & Co) resl90 Blanchard ave Ker, Walter, clerk (Brackman & Ker) res Discovery Kerg, Mrs, widow, res 20 Pioneer Kermode, Edwd (Star ship yard Co) res 87 Henry Kerr, A 8, assistant (Ledingham G) 133 Government, res Chatham Kerr, D E, 1st assistant boys Public 8chool Kerr, John, carpenter, res Angel Hotel Kerr, J K, book agent, 65 Government res 118 Fort Kefi*r, Wm, C furnituio and stove dealer, 110 Yates Kessler, Henry, master (uechanic, machine shop (Albion Iron Works) res 115 Chatham Kettle, Wm, apprentice (Goodwin & Jordan) res 52 John Kettle, Wm, engineer (S S Alexander) res 52 John Kettle, Wm H, machinist (Albion Iron Works) King, A B, baker (King S E B) res 36 Alfred Kingf, C J, teamster, 139 Yates King, C R, manufacturer's agent, 49 Govt, res Kings road King, J H, expressman, res 165 Chatham King, John, driver (Victoria Transfer Co) King, Joseph, bartender, res 130 Blanchard ave King, Paul, master mariner, res Occidental Hotel A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET, Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. Q o H o o 5 w CD HB 3 5^ w as f^ o 8 CD u o us ^3 9) a M ? s tit o H o O nUniOUn riHIlUO ^na have the Uxrgtei mOe. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. X CO z -♦-> CD s S So SO} SPh ^i gw ^^ Q a O^ O 5 Z^ VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 121 King, S E B, baker and confectioner, 10 Broad, res 36 Alfred King, Thomas, upholHterer, 81 Kane King, Walter, driver (King C J) res 165 Chatham King, W, insurance agent, res 185 Yates Kiiigliani, Rev Henry, curate Christ church cathedral, Bish- oj)s close, 40 Burdett ave Kingsbury, D P, laborer, Humboldt Kinnaird, W D, cutter (A Gilmore) res 8 Pioneer Kinneir, W J, laborer, 9 Putman Kinsman, .Tohn, contractor and builder, res 94 Pembroke Kirk, C W, teamster (Heathorn) Skinner, res Victoria West Kirk, machinist (Albion Iron Works) Kirkup, J, boot and shoe maker, les 13 Govt Kirscliberjif Sc Landsber^, pawnbrokers, 57 Johnson Kirschberg, S (Kirschberg & Landsberg) 13 NorthPark Kirsop, George, stone cutter, res 164 Chatham Knappett, James, coachman, res 25 Scoresby Knight, G J, stone cutter, res 129 Johnson Knight, G, moulder (Albion Iron Works) Knight, J W (McGregor, Knight & McKitrick) res 86 Henry Knight, M J, master mariner, res 127 Michigan Knight, Walter, painter, res 129 Johnson Knowles, Harry, carpenter (Smith & Clark) Knox, Wm, boiler maker (Albion Iron Works) res Western Hotel Knudson, C, machinist (Johnson W & F) res 60 North Park Kosche, Carl, hairdresser, 31 Government Kroeger, F, upholsterer (Weiler J) res Moss Kurtz & Co, cigar manufacturers, 79 Government Kurtz, J (Kurtz & Co) Kurtz, Mrs D, widow, 141 Fort For Really Fine and Strong Bindings go to CA RnFRRF PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, " ■■"^""■" Shelf and Paper Box Maker, 88 Johnson it. Laing, Andrew D, ship building yard, 22 Erie Laing, John A, carpenter, res 7tBlanchard Lakin, F, miner etc, res 153 Montreal Lambeth, William, expressman, res 240 Simcoe Lambkin, H, tobacconist, 112 Yates Lancaster, John, laborer, corporation, res 256 Johnson Lancaster, Thomas, laborer (corporation) res 256 Johnson Lane, Clarence, clerk, res 294 Johnson Lane, Vernon, carpehter,2.M Johnson Lang, F H, clerk (Dominion Express Co) res 11 Pioneer GO ■n O ^o ^ - Con Ci "Tl >l — • m H Z O CO BUfll I lAMQ 9a on Make a Specialty of Children's CiiOTHiNO, ■ if ILLIHIflO OC UUij Examine their Stock before going elsewhere. 97 JoliiumnSStrvet, liet, Broad and Piiiii}>;lcy A €o, wliolcsalo and i-otail drnp^Msts, 21 to 23 Yates Langley, A J, J P, (Jjaiii,'lt\y donian saloon, Larman, James, boot and shoe maker, 11 Johnson Larson, G, mill hand, (Johnson W.dker & Plett) Laseelles, Jas, teamster, res 51 Kane Latham, Sam, machinist (Albion Irou Works) res 52 Pandora Latreille, John, tinsmith, res Western Hotel Law Library, at County Court, James Pay Law, Mrs, widow, res 115 Pisguard Law, Maurice, ])attern maker (Albion Iron Works) ' Law, Kobt, moulder (Albion Iron Works) Lawless, Michael, cari)enter, (8 Gray) res Market Lawn Tennis Club, Michigan st, James Pay Lawrence, A, prop. Chicago candy factory, 46 Government, res 62 Belleville Lawrence, Capt, master mariner, res Brunswick House Lawrence, Gli, assnyer, 156 View Lawrence, Mrs Geo, widow, 156 View Lawrenson, Mrs, nurse, res 70 Douglas LaAvson, A W, driver, res 7 Kane Lawson, Charles II, res 6 Amelia Lawson, G W, assistant (H Bostwick) Lawson, Henry, editor Colonist, res 86 Fort Lawson, H C, engineer s s Olympian, res 237 Johnson Lawson, J H, factor cashier, Hudson's Bay Co, res 106 Simcoe Lawson, James M, printer, res 6 Amelia Lawson James, helper (Albion Iron Works) Lawson, J, (Hasenfratz & Lawson) ros 130 Port Lawson, Robert, tide waiter, H M Customs res 67 Humboldt Lawson, R W, teamster, res 80 Chatham Lawson, Thomas, boiler maker, (Albion Iron Works) res 6 Amelia Lawson, W G, umbrella repairer, res 6 Amelia Leach, John, carpenter and builder, res 93 Yates tCl ^* The Lrttest Fashions received as soon as published^ at ^. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. 03 O 2 °^- ^ i In u» In ■"M •SB ^►3 'idi/ The Ronisch Pianos "'VrrSt^C^ir'' C. A. Loinhard to VICTORIA CITY DIRECTOUY. rjii ; c/a Leahy, J, brovver and miilcstiu", 12 1 Johnson Leask' J C, morchunt tailor, 55 Oovornmont LiK;laiv(\ N\>ol, tcauistor, ros 5(1 iV!iul)roko liC'(liiiK;liiiiii, l'alac(^ 109 Yates Lemon, James, foreman (Johnson Walker & Flett), res 110 Cor- morant Lemmay, W A, engineer, res American Exchange Hotel Lennox & Rosson, chimney sweepers, res 110 Johnson Lennox, Wra, (Lennox & Rosson) res 110 Johnson Lenx & I^eiHer, dry goods, 60 Government Lenz, Jacob, 255 Fort Lenz, M, (Lenz & Leiser) res 255 Fort Leonard, John, waiter (New York Restaurant) les 17 Pioneer LePrince, Mrs V A, dressmaker, rfes 52 Government Leslouis, F, 148 Johnson Lester, Peter, senr, 93 Vancouver Leterme, llevd. Father J, St. Andrews Pro-Cathedral, res The Palace, 109 Yates liCtticc, R. dealer in paints, oils &c, 40 Fort, res 58 Kane Lettice, W H, painter (R Letrice) res 58 Kane Levin, H A, res 70 North Park Levy Barney, cigar manufacturer, 101a Johnson, res 32 Pioneer Levy, Mrs E, res 120 Vancouver o J} m c-5 m -< ^mB. WILLIAMS & CO., ''' '''^^^::Ll^^:^'''''^ 97 Johmon Street* bet. Broad and Donclaat Victoria, B. C!. 'J I i 111 I fit i iH h i^ TUf^ T^nn'icnVi Pior.rkC Are the LEADING PIANOS in R O. 1 ne IVOnibCn JrianOb j^^^^ jj^ve the Largest Sales. C A. LOMBARB & CO., AGBMTS, 'VICTORIA. M O o I o < a a 124 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. merchant tailor, 61 Johnson, res 70 Broad cigar manufacturer, 100 Government, res 120 Van- Levy, I> J, Levy, J L, couver Levy, Joseph, prop. Arcade Oyster Saloon, 124 Government^ res 19 Pioneer Levy, Josh, cigar maker (Levy J L) res 39 Pandora Lewis, A, tinsmith and stove dealer, 46 Yates Lewis. E, painter (Sears J) ' Lewis, E S, teamster, res 31 Pioneer Lewis, Capt H G, agent Marine and Fisheries depart, res 114 BeMeville Lewis, Lewis, clothier, 44 Yates Lewis, llichd. M, joined' (Muirhead & Mann) res 31 Pioneer Library, free public, Fort Liddell, Robt, shoe maker (H Mansptl]) res 128 Quadra Liddell, Mrs, widow, res 59 Kane Lilley, H A, proj) City Candy Factory, 105 Douglas Lince, Ed, carpenter, res 49 St. Lawrence Lindley, Wm, helper (Albion Iron AVorks) Lindsay & Pettit, dry goods, 33 Store Lindsay, A, accountant (J Parker) res 47 Maclure Lindsay, David, (Lindsay & Pettit) 33 Store Lindsay. Dickson, F, M D, res 1 Richardson Lindsay, Mrs Ellen, widow, res 154 Michigan Linnaker, Ed, painter, res Green Lintott, Jno, prof of music. Quadra Lissett, James, painter, res 52 Michigan Little, John, milkman, res 263 Johnson Livock, W T, factor in charge, Hudson's Bay Co, ;"e8 45 Menzies Lloyd, Thos, mariner, 260 Johnson Lockhart, C B, (Hastie & Lockhart) 153 Fort Lodge, Wm, moulder (Albion Iron Works) res 91 North Park Loewen & Erb, props Victoria Brewery, 33 Discovery Loewen, Joseph, (Loewen & Erb) 56 Pandora Loewen, H, clerk (Findlay Durham '• Macdonald, C N, ctccouutant, Public Works Department, res 33 Birdcage Wfdk — ^- "'/'■■■• •, .v. * v Mncdonald, Charles, ship carpenter, res 171 Johnson ■ - Macdonald, John, carpenter, res 171 Johnson Macdonald, John W, driver, Dom. JExpress Co, res 171 Johnson Macdonald, Mrs K, widow, res 82 Kane ^^ ■.. ■ Macdonald, W, pilot, res 26 Eiie Macdonald, W J, Senator, J P, res Armadale James Bay o > c o fern l> ^z ?^> ^ H • o z m -< CO . Keep always in Stock a firHt-class Assortment Underwoar, all sizeuand Prices. 8ee them. B. WILLIAMS & CO., „, 97 JToluuMk StTMt, Wt. Ill — d Mid Dot«1m, Vietoria, B. GL '1^.1 ■PVi £^ "P r\'r\ 1 Q nVy "Pi Q -n r\C« '^^*' *'** leading Pianos in B.C., XXIt? XVUlllOOll JTlOillUO and have the largest sale. C. A, Lombard Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. » c/^ CO 126 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. MacKfiy, C, compositor, (Colonist) res 36 Frederick MacKay, Mrs C, widow, res 43 Work jMacKii}', A E, civil engineer", res 121 Superior McKay, 1) G, carrier, \l'oi^i Office) res 43 Work Mackay, Donakl, accountant, (C P N Co) res 2-3 Quebec Mackay, Gordon, Mrs, widow, res 44 llae Mackay, J, silver engraver, (Pennockife Co) res 36 Frederick M^ackay, Wm, night watchman, (C P N Co), res 50 John Mackie, Chas, printer (Colonist) res 30 Blanchard Mackie, J, engraver (Ponnock & Clayton) res 161 I'ates Mackenzie, AV G, com. traveller, (Cowan Shaw & Got res 25 Kane Mackinlay, W S, carj^enter, res 30 Douglas Mackintosh, S T, accountant, telegraph office, res 30 Secou:! Maclure, F S, (J Hutchesf)n & Co> res 104 Superior Maclure, J C, accountant (R AVard & Co) Maclure, S, (CIoav & Maclure) res 101 Bl mchard MacLaugblin, ef H, paying teller and audit clerk, Dora, Savings Bank, res Fernwood road and Pandora Macmiinn, Charles, photographer, res 110 John Macrae, Revd Donald, Presbyterian missionary, Victoria district res 8 Pioneer Madden, J, foreman machine shop, (Albion Iron Works) Madson, C, uj)'i;)l.iterer, (Jewell H) Yates Madigan, Benj, engineer, s s Boscowitz, res 42 Work Madigan, George, machinist (Albion Iron Works) Magirl, Chas, machinist, (Albion Iron Works) res 56 Quadra Magnesen, A. bookkeeper (T Earle) res 139 Fort Mai.soii de Sante Francaise, steward John Peterson, Collin- son and 39 McClure Alalia iHlalne, E, architect, room 4 B B C, Government, res 22 Snncoe Mallandaine, E,junr, architect, res 23 Simcoe Atfdlanvluine, Fred, res 23 Simcoe Mallette. C E, manager coal wood and lumberyard, 52 Government, res 14 Young Mallinson. F, auctioneer, res Pacific Telegraph Hotel Mandjirt, Revd Father J M, St Andrews Pro-Cathedral, res The Palace, 109 Yates Manske, W, blacksmith, (Albion Iron AVorks) res Occidental Hotel Mann & Heron, saddlers and harness makers, 29 Broad mann, CiSeorge, grocer and wine merchant, 86 Store, res 19 David Mann, H T, (Mann O o p X w 2: S- fciJW CC cf o-^^ ^1 •PH ^K co-^ W 9 a-S 33 g ^ ft Z o .^> - rn H Z o CO mi*mmfmmrn^mm^miM>i^ GO to B, WILLiAKlS & 00M*''"'''^^**"'«'Youth'8aml Boys' Clothing 97 Johaaon Stntet, Iwt. Broad and Ponglaa, Victoria B. C 1: . -I,. TllP RnniQrVi Pi^nnQ Are the LEADING PIANOS in B. 0. o CO / g (4 o Pi 09 7. O w z I o ■3 DC O O y- m \- z ID S i « oi CO CD O oo r— j cd -(-J O O o CO and have the Largest Sales. 128 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIIIECTOKY. ^Sasoii, II S, director B C land invest agency, 49 Government res 5 Birdenj^e AValk Mason, Robert, teamster, res Pembroke llaNOii, TIsos W, manul'actuiers aj^^ent, IS Broad, res 83 Carr Agent for Ganlt Bros & Cos Woolens, Dry Goods, Gent ^ Furnishings, Montreal. P D Dods & Co, Paints and Oils, Montreal- H:tSOi), Win II, estate agent and notary public?, o Trounce alley res 18 Young 7I:i<4onic llall, i:;»2 Douglas Masters, James, ship carpenter, res 36 Store Masterson, Ed W, clerk, (Dr. Duncan), 56 Douglas Mathisen, O C, carpenter, res 26 Erie Matlier, A, laborer, res 203 Cook Mitsen, Charles, upholsterer, (Jewell) Matliews, (t F, (Prior onald & Co, Victoria Soap Works, 116 Yates McDonald, A, carpenter, 70 Fort McDonald, Alex, prop Windsor Hotel, 23 Government McDonald, Alexander, teacher St Louis College, Pandora McDonald, Alex, helper (Albion Iron Works) res 63 Kings rd McDonald, C N, Dom Agent office, 33 Birdcage Walk McDonald, D G, carpenter (Smith & Clark) Esquimalt rd McDonald, D J, driver, Windsor Hotel McDonald, Deen, carpenter (Smith & Clark) McDonald, E, tinsmith, (Cooley H) McDonald, E, carpenter (Smith & Clark) McDonald, F J, clerk (Victoria Truck & Dray Co) res Kane McDonald, Hugh, carpenter (Smith & Clark) McDonald, H H, contractor, 53 Chatham McDonald, John, bombadier (C Battery) Beacon Hill Park McDonald, Miss K ( J C Leask) res 28 Kane McDonald, J W, driver (Dominion Express Co) Johnson McDonald, Mrs, widow, 79 Kane McDonald, P, tobacconist, 50 Yates McDonald, Wm, pilot, 26 Erie McDonell, Mrs R, widow, private boarding house 33 Birdcage Walk ^ O z m ^< SO s-o m 3D ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., ^^^ ^'T.u^^Z'J^L^i^!;^^^'''^ 97 JolmsoB Str««t» bet. Broad aad DovglMf ViotoriAf B. OL m P mi m 11 m i-' 1 ' < M :. '^ IP!' ;uK :!!J; : r^ A T nml^'irrl K^C^n ^^^''^^^ '"'Porters of Pianos. Organs V.-^. .TV, l_>UMlL.c»^U CX- V_.U., ^^^^,^ MUSICAL InstuumENTS. T If 111 M i o CQ < o H O > z o (Ji z. I o of O O h-" UJ UJ QC H CO h z UJ z oe ui > o a CI m in . r—i o f — ) s cu o f— j 5=i o o CO CO •VXOTOI^I^, B. O. 130 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. McDougall, A, boarding house, 70 Fort McDougall, A, tailor (A Gregg & Son) res 69 Kane McUongal, 1), hostler (Victoria Transfer Co) M Uowell, Thos, boiler maker (Albion Iron Works) McDowell, Clias, moulder, (Albion Iron Works) 133 Quadra McDowell, Harry, printer, (James A Coluni) 133 Quadra McDowell, John 13, contractor and builder, 133 Quadra McDowell, Jiebecca, domestic (II Saunders) McDowell, Thos A, boiler maker (Albion Iron Works) 133 Quadra McDowell, Wra, salmon canuer, 54 Menzies street McDowell, Wra J, reporter (Colonist) 133 Quadra McDutI, tailor (A Gilmorej 111 Quadra McFeran, B, employee (Courtney & Dalby) P/indora McGarvin, Andrew, sealer, American Exchange Hotel McGennis, M, helper (Albion Iron Works) Western Hotel McGinis, J, driver (Victoria Transfer Co) McGinnis, K H, bartender, Clarence Hotel McGinty, M, laborer McGowan, Mrs, widow, 43 Blanchard McGregor, Knight & McKitrick, carriage makers and blacksmiths, 50 Johnson . McGregor A (McGregor, Knight & McKitrick) res Bay McGreggor, James, L L D, 255 Yates McGreggor, Moses, bricklayer, 281 Johnson McHale, James, gunner C J3attery, res Humboldt McHardy, Chas, miner, London Hotel Mclnnis, John, expressman, res 8 Rae Ulcliitosli, S>uiiicl D, boat builder etc, 2 Wharf Mcintosh, James junr, clerk (W Wilson «fe Co) res 14Meare3 Mcintosh, James, carpenter (Smith & Clark) res 14 Meares Mcintosh, James, pilot, res 6 llae Mcintosh, John, clerk (A Gilmore) res Superior , Mclntf sh, Robt, carpenter (Smith > o a 10 10 < o cc o < c z a < X b H < GC TheRonisch Pianos ^<-V'<""<-»-j;^J;i^'^i^-^--r''"'^^.'"'^ C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. r Tf J H U UJ (T Ho CO . ^m Z< iio liJ> > O o 10 ^ CO < o o < o < .J CO (0 si, W &> JSioii, props Oriental Hotel, Yates McKeou, W J (McKe(m «& Son) res Oriental Hotel McKeown, An^us, cuttir (Belmont Tanning Co) vea 113 Fisguard McKevitt, Michael, liel})er (Albion Iron Works) res Cormorant Mclviermau, A T E, vocal teaclior, res Itoccabella McKillicau & Anderson, contractors and builders, 108 Langley McKillican, W D (McKillican & Anderson) res 287 Yates McKinley, John, i)ainter, res 41 Bridge McKinuon, A, master mariner, light house keeper Beren's island, Victoria harbor McKinnon, M, drayman (Victoria Truck & Dray Co) res 34 Blan- cliard McKinnon, Wm, chicken ranch, res Pacific Telegraph Hotel McKitrick, Wm, (McGregor, Knight & McKitrick) res 93 View McKnight, Geo, moulder, (Albion Iron Works) res 171 Johnson iflcLiichlnii Ui'OM, produce and i)rovision dealers, 16 Yates McLachl.'in, 1) (McLachlan Bros) res Government McLachlan, W A, clerk (Crrft k Angus lumber yard) res Young McLagan, J,C, junr, insurance clerk ( Hall & Goepel) 109 Blanchaid McLaren, A, moulder (Albion Iron Works) Mc lectin &, Stewart, clothiers and gents furnishers, 31 Fort McLean, Mrs A, widow, res 189 Cadboro Bay rd McLean, Alex, master mariner, res 103 Chatham McLean, Daniel, master mariner, res American Hotel McLean, D, sorter and packer H M customs McLean, D M, assistant customs appraiser, res 175 Fort McLean, H, tailor, res 43 Douglas McLean, John, blacksmith, 89 Wharf, res 40 Work McLean, painter (li Lettice) res Humboldt McLean, M, tinsmith (Wilson A & W) res Brunswick House McLean, W A (McLean k Stewart) res 139 Cadboro Bay rd McLearn, Fred, painter (E Harrison) res 7 First USel^oiiiisiii & McFeely, tin roofers and stove dealers, 16 Fort McLennan, E P, (McLennan & McFeely) res 59 Superior McLeod, A, packer (Hudson's Bay Co) res 128 Yates McLeod, Angus, ship carpenter, res 294 Simcoe McLeod, John, mate s s Rithet, res 34 Kane McLeod, J P, M A, principal high school, res 287 Yates McLeod, Kev P McF, pastor St. Andrews Presbyterian church, res 110 Michigan McLeod, Phillip, mariner, res 171 Johnson McLeod, R, laborer (Albion Iron Woiks) McManus, James, carpenter, res Albion Hotel M'Manus, Jas, clerk (A M Carpenter) res 13 Herald McManus, R, journalist (Victoria Times) e? C5 H fey ^9 OS ?5 sec ioToB. WILLIAMS & CO., ""^'Z.'^^iHL^^:^'''^- 97 JohnBon Street, bet. Broad and Donglaflt Viotoriai B. OL i; M M THE RONiSGH PIANOS Are unmrpaaaed for Tone^ Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 132 BRITISH COLUMBIA DinECTOKY. McManus, T, blacksmith (Albion Iron Works McMee, Jnmes, gunnor, C Battery, res 100 Humboldt Hlc Uliekinj;, U B & t'o, elHctriciuns, 4 Trounce alley McMicking, K B, J P, (McMicking «V: Co) res Gorge rd Mc^lillaii BroN, bakers, 275 Yaten McMillan, A, (McMillan Bros) res 275 Yates McMillan, D (McMillan Bros) res 275 Yates McMillan, James E, J P, sherifi' County Victoria, Law Courts, res 138 Cormorant McMillan, R H, printer (Times) res 138 Cormorant McNamara, Ed, gunner C Battery, res 100 Humboldt McNaughton, D L, carpenter res Edmonton rd McNeil, A, driver (L Goodacre) res Broad McNeil, Fred, Truck & Dray, res 34 Blanchard McNeill, J A (Jones & McNeill) 109 Johnson McNeill, J A, cigar maker (M Bantley) res Colonial Hotel McNeill, D H, Government guide, res Occidental Hotel McNeill, R J, prop American Exchange Hotel, 9 Johnson McNiff, Chas, excise officer Inland Revenue, res 42 View McNiff, Wm, prop Grotto Saloon, 1 Trounce alley, res 22 View McNish, Wm, book keeper (L Goodacre) res 228 Eort McPhaddeu, D, carpenter, res 29 Elizabeth McPhaden, J, laborer, 119 Yates McPhee, D N, contractor and built i 95 Wharf st, res 46 Douglas McQuade, P & Son, ship chandlers, v8 Wharf McQuade, E A (McQuade & Son) res Douglas McQuade, L G (McQuade & Son) res Vancouver, opp Burdett ave McRae, Rev'd D, res 8 Pioneer McRoberts, J E, mes8».'nger (Post Office) McRury, Robt, laborer, res 77 Quadra McTavish Mrs, D A, 134 Humboldt McTavish. G A. florist and seedsman, Park, rd Beacon Hill McTeigh, Peter, moulder, (Albion Iron Works) McTeigh, Mrs, widow, 190 Chatham McTiernan, M, truck and dray, 50 Pandora ' Mebius, Chas F E, cooper, res 46 R;ie Medana> R. & Co> painters, 123 Fort, res 48 Simcoe Medana, Mrs, widow, res 48 Simcoe Medana, P, compositor, res 12 Simcoe Mediorich, John, mariner, res 44 Pembroke Meiss, Miss F, employee (Stemler & Earle) Meiss, J C, cigar maker (Kurtz & Co) res Pandora M^iss, H, second hand store, 8 Store Meiss, M, cigar maker (Kurtz & Co) res Pandora Meldram, G G, driver (Van Volkenburgh & Bro) res cor Topaze ave and Saanich rd Melrose, T E, (E & N R) American Exchange Hotel o o s U H W >- o H O 1—1 ^^ CO P < eg *i (D o !/; 1—1 o a? The lAttesi Fashions received as soon (u published^ at A. GREGQ & SON, 42 yates street, victoria, b. a The Ronisch Pianos *- ^'"«u.rAB,«.|,,,T,,,K..iv.ci,,und 0. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGENTS^ VICTOBlTA. '^ Wl Ui a > ^ O n in ^ S HO o o VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY 133 Meldram, Jas W, prop Retreat Saloon, Sannich rd. cor Top.ize avo Moldram, J H, shipwright, res cor Topaze ave uud Saanich rd Meldratn, J W, candy maker (HedgraveA Ella) ros cor Topazo ave and Haanich rd Mellon, Joseph, Staff Sergeant C Battery, res 20 Rupert Mel lor, ¥, tailor, 58 Yates Mellor, Joseph, horse shoer (Calwell Hugh) Menary, John, printer, re ; Brunswicik lioune. Meutzel, E, assiHtant (Bank Exchange) res 29 Yatea Menzies, Miss M, tailoress, (A Gregg & Son) res 02 North Park Meritield, J, prop. Bacidc Telegraph Hotel, 45 Store Meirian, F, carpenter ( Johnson, Walker & Flett) Merrill, J, clerk (Leuz & Leiser) res H Cadboro Bay rd Merritt, Richard, laborer, res 149 View Mesher, Geo Chas Jr, contractor, res 50 Second Mesher, George, carpenter, res 60 Sec(jnd Meston, Jonn, blacksmith, 129 Gov't, res 45 North Park Methodist Chnrch> Pandora, minister, Rev J E Starr, res 107 Quadra Meyer, Wra, Capt Cariboo Fly, res 9 Erie Michell, J R, clerk (Prior E G & Co) res Discovery Mickson, H, employee E & N R, res American Exchange Hotel Middleton, K, clerk, Hudson's Bay Co Miles, E Mrs, widow, res Rocabella Miller & Brown, props Prince of Wales Saloon, 166 Govt Miller, A, driver, (L Willie) Miller, C J, Prov Constable, Superintendent of Police oflSce, res 46 Herald Miller, E, boiler maker, (Albion Iron Works) Western Hotel Miller, F, tailor, 130 Johnson Miller, Fred, waiter, (Steitz Bros) res Fisguard Miller, George, waiter S Yosemite, res 7 Bay Miller, J, (Miller & Brown) 114 Cormorant Miller, James, 23 Burdett ave Miller, JAS, jeweller, (C Redfern) res 9 Humboldt Miller, Munro, printer and book binder, 77 Johnson, res Selkirk rd Miller, Wra, candy maker (H A Lilley) res Johnson Miller, W, upholsterer (Weiler J) res 7 Rupert Miller, W H, farmer, res 7 Bay Milli gan, T S, assist accountant, BBC, res 3 St. Lawrence Millington, E W, expiessman, res 41 Belleville Millingtou, H, driver (L Goodacre) res 62 Quadra Mills, Dan, res American Hotel INLillsi, S Perry, barrister-at-law, notary etc, 46 Laugley, res Cadboro Bay rd Mills, Thomas, shoemaker, res 167 Douglas Milne, A H, carpenter, res 11 Churchway CO ^^p^M era y -H to H n do to B, WILLIAMS & COm^*^^^*"'^'^**"**^'*'"^^ ^ys ciothi^ 91 JoiuMwm Stgeeft, Itmt, Broad and Ooaglaa, Victorm B. C ! f ! 1 11 '^1-! 1^1 in. U r* A J r\rr\V%irA ^f^n Direct importers of Pianos. Organs V^. J-\, l^OniUcllU Oc V^O., a,j^ Musical Instruments. z o U3 Z X o oc o u o < DC O I- g > Hi iti oc H (0 z llJ z K U > o a a 00 O s o GO cn OS o o CQ CO CO 134 BBTTISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Milne, A R, customs appraiser, 53 Wharf, res 17 Queen's ave Milne, G L, M D, res 30 Douglas Milne, John, boiler maker (Albion Iron Works) res 84 Pembroke Milton, Wra, cook, res 3 McClure Minckler, C, hack driver, res 49 Kane Minnie, Ed, teamster, res 47 View Missionary, Chinese, Gardner, John E, custom house Mitchell & Hick, butchers, 133 Douglas Mitchell, F H, traveller (Nicholles & Renouf) res Douglas Mitchell, J, employee Telephone Co, res Occidental Hotel Mitchell, J II, clerk (Prior) res 73 Discovery Mitchell, John (Mitchell & Hick) res Green Mitchell, T R, house and sign painter, 21 Ruoert, res 55 Maclure Mitchell, R, bookkeeper (T N Hibben \^ o CO o «; I-H p W W w m H A H n H a 8 > M < I- 10 10 B. mnmswmwm O o o O o K CO 0) 3. r CA T r»n-iKarr1 Xr r^rk I>lrect importers of Pianos, Ohoans • '^~^* J-^UIllUdl tl 06 V.U., ^,j,, Musical Instkuments. •vioto:r.i-a., -jB.a. »— I O o o m o l-H P « C o I ^ > 5-z m -< CO BWII I lAMQ Si nn ^*'i"P "'ways in stock a fiiMt-cluss AHsortment ■ flllakinifflO QC UUaj ofUnderwjur, all sizes aud Prices. 8ee them. 91 Joluuwm Stvoat, bet. Broad and Donclas, Victoria, B> O. "^rms it Wm ■ r ' o CO a o 9i a O (- o > z o m z z o "3 ff O u 00 ^ H Z ID Mi 1^ ^ OS H CO CD O J-— } C/0 a m o o O CO < a a TV>/^ Prinici-l-i Pi'or.rkC Are the LEADING PIANOS in R 0. 1 ne JXOnibCn r lanOS ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ Largest Sales. C A. X^OMBARD 9s, CO., AGlSlfTS, VICTORIA. 1? 136 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Muirhead, James Senr (Muirhead & Mann) res Esquimalt road Muirhead, Jas McLaren, joiner (Muirbead & M) res Esquimalt rd Muirhead, Jno T, joiner (Muirhead & Mann) Esquimalt road Muldoon, Wra, 2nd Gaoler, Provincial jail Mull, W, carpenter (McKillican & Anderson) Mullen, James, fireman steam boat, res 28 Store Mullett, Charles, res 14 Young Mulligan, John, boiler maker (Albion Iron Works) res 36 Store Mimdell, Alex, miner, res Western Hotel Mundorf, J, bartender (Pacific Telegraph Hotel) Muraford, H, clerk, res Occidental Hotel Munger, Jas, brass moulder (Albion Iron Works) Munk, Mrs, widow, res 163 Johnson Munk, P, carpenter, 127 Johnson Mann, H A, editor (The Times) res 8 Pioneer Muuro, Alex, chief factor accountant (Hudson's Bay Co) res 6 Michigan Munro, C, shipping clerk (Sehl J) Munro, Dan, master mariner, 239 Johnson Munro, Wm James, clerk, 6 Michigan Munroe, M, 135 Yates Alunsie, Wm (Carue & Munsie) res 143 Chatham Murdock, John, accountant (Muirhead & Maun) res Brunswick House Unrpliy & Etrowii, props Adelphi saloon. Govt and 39 Yates Murphy, Mrs Mary, widow, res 72 Rock Bay ave Murphy, P (Murphy & Brown) 39 Yates Murphy, J, printer (Colonist) Murphy, Thos, helper (Albion Iron Works) Western Hotel Murray, A B, joiner (Muirhead & Mann) res 88 Su[)erior Murray, Alex, carpenter (Muirhead & Mann) res 88 Superior Murray, Andrew, carpenter (Smith & Clark) res 88 Superior Murray, Arch, carpenter, res 88 Superior Murray, James, 172 Pandora Murray, David, carpenter (Smith Ci m l!** A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET, Opposite Lawjley Street, Victoria, B. C. r f CO cQ •CI q I ^- N ID O in I? St ^« sS ^0 i R r \ The Ronisch Piaxioa^^ZZ::^''' C. A. Lombard^ Co., Sole Agents, Victor io. C. A. Lombard 8f Co,, Sole Agents, Victoria. 138 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Nicholson, John, P O box 547 • Nicholson, res 118 Fort Nicholson, J H, (Clarke & Nicholson) res 214 Yates Nicholson, Thos, school teacher, Victoria West Nickson, J J, clerk of Water Works, res Chatham, Spring Bidge Nisbitt, Charles, ship carpenter, res Brunswick House Noble, If , prop. Commercial Hotel, 116 and 118 Douglas Nolan, John, yard fireman (Sayward W P; 312 Douglas Norbury, laborer (Albion Iron Works) • Norgate, T B, draughtsman, res 34 Pioneer Norman, William, gardener, res 92 Kingston Norris, F, saddler and harness maker, 126 Government, res Gorge rd Norris, W G, retired North, George, barber, 76 Government, res 178 Johnson Northcott, J, cabinet maker [J Weiler] Northcott, J R, carpenter (Northcott, W W) res 78 Menzies Northcott, W W, contractor and builder, res 78 Menzies BTorthern Pacific & O B & N €o, ticket and freight office, agent, E E Blackwood, lOl) Government Null, W, painter (R Lettice) res Johnson Nuss, George, cigar maker, res Brunswick House Nuttall, T C, insurance agent, 82 Government, res 95 Quebec For Really Fine and Strong Binding, go to CA RnFRRF PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, . n. nUkMUfc. gjjgif ^jj^ pj^pgj, j3^j^ Maker, 88 Johnson at. o Oakes, P, baker (Nesbitt Dickson ^ W V. fi^ §1 c;3 03H w^ Z-*1 ^4 b lU x ^ 1 i VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 139 I ^ Ogilvey, DAN, res 3 David Ogilvie, T, Lieutenant C Battery Oliliioii, A, Oakland nursery, res Mount Tolmie Cross rd O'H.igen, H, merchant tailor, 101 Johnson O'Keefe, D H, com traveller, Windsor Hotel Oldershaw, Mrs, widow, res Fairfield rd O'Leary, Dan, hostler, res Broad O'Leary, John, gunner C Battery, res 102 Humboldt Oliver, Prof W J, dancing academy, 20 Broad, res 30 View Olney, Thomas, laborer, 45 View Olsen, B E Queens ave O'Neil, E H, waiter [Clarence Hotel] O'Neil, H, assistant [Jewell H] res 207 Douglas O'Neil, James, news agent [Standard] res 138 Yates O'Reilly, Wm, dry goods, 83 Douglas, res 132 Pandora O'Reilly, Hon P, J P, Indian Reserve Commissioner, 20 Douglas, res 3 Pleasant Oriental Hotel, props W McKeon & Son, Yates Orphanis Home [see Societies] 32 Rae O'SuUivan, H (Hudson's Bay Co) res Quebec, James Bay O'Sullivan, John, miner, 19 Collinson Owen, W G, mate s s Douglas, 59 North Park Owens, J E, employee [Albion Iron Works] res Occidental Hotel For Really Fine and Strong Bookbinding go to n Jl DAUTVfVU PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER. Ill A. Ul/lil/l/lij Shelf & Paper Box Maker, 88 Johnson st, Pacific Telegraph Hotel prop J Merifield, 45 Store Pagden, Chas, prop The Jewel Saloon, 107a Government Page, C M, (B B C), 33 Birdcage Walk Page, Francis [Shears &, Page] res 263 Fort Page, Mrs, widow, Topaze ave Paine, W H, store keeper [Marvin & Tilton] res 8 Ohurchway Palmer, Chas, painter, Fort Palmer, Mrs Digby, widow, 139 Fort Palmer, E, Capt C Battery Palmer, Thos, laborer, 30 North rd, S R Pamphlet, Thos, master marini r, 1 David Pank'hurst, Alex [Sellick & PankhurstJ 138 Yatea Papke, H H, waiter Railroad Hotel Papst, John T, grocer, 59 Fort Pardee, Chas, gu..smith, 27 Yates, res 137 Fort Park, John, 2nd steward Colonial Hotel Parker, Rev A, Cedar Hill church, res 103 Pandora Parker, Albert, salesman [John Parker] res Oraigflower =1 O ^° '^ -= • m • T| H O 0) If M 1 1 QOTo B. WILLIAMS & CO., "" "'vL.^b'^bTI'.^^'eTS'"'"' 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douclaa, VioU .«« B. O. THE RONISGH PIANOS Are unsurpaaaed for Tone^ Touch and Durability. < E o K O i w r/<\ w z o o a on CO r O •-S CO e:;;^ C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA- 140 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ParkHF. John, res 8 Alfred Parker, John, l)utcher, ;^4 Fort and 100 Yates, res Craigflower Parker, John jun, butcher [John Parker] res Craigflower Parker J N [Henderson & Parker] Pandora Parr, John, wagon maker [Wm Powell] res 23 Pandora Parry, G B, watchmaker and jeweller, 114 Govt, res Johnson Partri(ige, Friincis, printer, 113 Quadra Partridge, John, general dry goods, Lansdown House, 86 Yates Partridge, Wm, moulder [Wilson Bros & Co] res 113 Quadra Partridge, Thos J, collector water rates, res 113 Quadra Parsons, James, convict guard, Topaze ave Paterson, John, engineer, 50 John •Paterson, T AV, 44 Cadboro Bay rd Patterson, Eobt, foreman (Say ward) Pauline, E A, accountant [8 Leiser] res 27 Third Pauline, Fred senr, 03 Kings rd Pauline, F A traveller [8 Leiser] res 03 Kings rd Pauline George, teacher of music, 63 Kings rd Pauline, H W, clerk [Hudscm's Bay Co] res 03 Kings rd Payne, G, painter, 227 View Pearce 8, warehouseman [H Saunders] Pearce, Wra, marble cutter [J E Phillips] res Vancouver House Pearice, 8 H, employee (H Saunders), res 21) Gorg,^ rd Pearse, Ben W, C E, Fernwood, res Cadboro Bay rd Pearson, T B, & Co, manufacturers shirts and gents furnishings, 30 Yates Pearson, T B [Pearson & Co] res Fernwood rd Pearson. Thos, machinist [Albion Iron AVorks] PeddJo, Wm, furnaceman [Wilson Bros & Co] res Store Polletier, John [Steit/. Bro.s] res 114 Fisguard Pellow, Thomns, moulder [Albion Iron Works] res 50 Herald Pemberton, C L), law student, res Fauliold rd PeiiibertoiJ . »l I>, J P. civil engineer, Victoria Block, Fort, res Gonzales farm Pemberton, F B, C E, architect and surveyor, Victoria Block, Fort res Gonzales farm Pendray A C^'o- soap manufat;turers, 25 Humboldt Pendrity, W J [Peiuh-ay & Co] res H (iordon Penketh, (leo, boiler nuiker (Albion Iron Works) res 80 John l*eniiOfk & €l:iytoii, manufacturing jeweller.-, 47 Government Pennock, W H (Ponnock it (Mayton) res 173 Superior Penney, Mrs, res 31 South Park Penny. H G, laborer vi's Paciiic Telegraph Hotel Penwill, C T, hardware, cuttlery etc, 1)5 Johnson, res 25 Frederick Perkins. C, messenger (Inland lievenue) res 20 Cullinson P(!rrin, G«'o A, accountant and collector, 10 BBC, res 10 Humboldt Perry, Chas Ed, civil engineer, rea 18 Michigan o m M H H «»» > CO ? < ^§ IB a o o The Lntest Fashions received as soon as published^ of A. GREGG & SON, 42 yates street, victoria, b. a 'm' "II i •>■ 1 1 '11: i ;',l 11! I 1^ la ^j. kJatCvi. tdIO !« M GQ hi VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 141 Perry Creek Gold Mining Co, H Jacoby, sec, 41 Government Perry, Joseph, teamster res 236 Cook Peters, H, dealer in pianos and organs, 72 Govt, res 180 Douglas Peters, Major J, C Battery, res 99 Cadboro Bay rd Peters, Mrs, widow, res 156 Yates Peterson, John, steward (Maison de Sante Francaise) Colliuson Peterson, Louis, fisherman, res 36 Store Petherick, Geo, plasterer, res 30 Bay Petherick, William, plasterer, res 30 Bay Petit, Capt, master mariner, res 114 Chatham Pettigrew, Wm machinist, (Albion Iron Works) res 43 Vancouver Pettingell, B C, (McDonald & Co) res 16 Blanchard Pettit, George, (Lindsay & Pettit) res 33 Store Pferdner, Emile, music teacher, res 82 Pandora ave Phelps, W H, manager (Law, King, Law Publishing Co.) 70 View Philharmonic Hall, 88 Fort Philipps, W II, engraver and die sinker and color stamper, 122 Yates Phillips & Sion, mineral water manufacturers, 8 Yates Phillips, Alex, [Phillips & Son] res 40 Kane Phillips, B, painter (J Sears) Phillips, David, moulder [Albion Iron Works] Phillips, O, dealer in stoves and tinware, 152 Government, res Walnut Stoves and Ranges a Specialty— Latest Designs- Sole Agent for the Eagle Steam ^t^asher Phillips, G B M, res 87 Johnson Phillips, George, res 11 Kane street Phillips, James, plasterer, res Angel Hotel Phillips, J E, granite and marble works 74 and 76 View Phillips, J A, [Phillips & Son] res 154 Pandora Phillips, P A, foreman [Phillips & Son] res 40 Kane Phillips, W H, granite cutter [Phillips J E] res 274 Johnson Phillips, W J, prop London Hotel, 87 Johnson Phipps, Stanley, clerk of records, res 26 Quebec Piercy, J [Pearson, T B & Co] res 57 Meares Pierre, T W & Son, tailors and dyers, 96 Yates Pierre, J B, assistant (Pierre & Son) res 22 Pioneer Pierre, J T, (Pierre, T W, & Son,) res 22 Pioneer Pierre, T W, (Pierre, T W, & Son,) res 22 Pioneer Pike, WB, res60Eae Pinder, W G, C E (E & N Ky) res 94 Superior Piper, Paul, printer, res Brunswick House Pittock Bob't, manager and treasurer Evening Standard, res 149 Menzies O^ ftp O 3D > C o fern ^^ ^> • O JO m -< CO Keep always in rttock a first-class Assortment of Under vv' oar, all sizes and Prices. Bee them. B. WILLIAMS & CO., 97 JotuuMMD Street, bat. Bread and Douglas, Victoria, B. CS. tii|! 1 The Ronisch Pianos^:,::',:;;:""'"''''"'"""'''- (J m ii i 9. > z o U} a X u a o u h- CO t- z ui s »^ z OS (N N - o CD O (— ' O o m CD 14-2 L'C f/te largest sale. (\j^.LoniJ)((r«'(;rtli Park Phmiiuer, Itobert, ininiii}^ iMigiuettr, ros 00 Superior Phiinmor, U J, clerk (MitQuado it Soii^ res Kiii{j;stoii Pointer, N, 'l\n\ li.iiid clothing store, 81 Johnson, res 19:} Johnson Poliee Headqii irtors City, siipt, H \V Shep[)urd, City Hall Police Heidquarters Provincial Law Courts, Supt H \i Roy- crol't Pollard, Miss A, 5tli assistant boy's public school Pollock, AV. carpenter (Suiitli it Clark) res Anjjfei Hotel Po««32<» £><»{>' Itostn 11 rant, pi'op L Marboouf Poole, W, I'os 7 J 'ckson s cottaj^es, INIichigan Pooler, C E, Q C, M P P, (Uavio & P(;oleyj res Esquimalt rd Pope, Mrs, willow, res 4i] Quadra Pope, James, res Angel Hotel Pope, S D, B A, Superintendent of Education, Gov't Buildings, res oO Birdcage walk Porkmhorn, CI, sawyer, res 1G7 Johnson Porter, Arthur, res 41) (loige rd Porter, Chas, but(;her (Porter, II) res 104 Johnson Porter, Fred, butcherd'orter, W) res Burnsido rd Porter, (t K, ros Occidental Hotel Porter, John, ex))rt'ssinan, res 107 Douglas Porter, H A, cattle driver, (Porter, AV) res Burnside rd Porter, Jiobert, wholesale and retail butcher, 104 Johnson, res Buinside rd Porter, Pobert J, butcher (Porter, Pi,) res 104 Johnson J'orter, \V H, res Occidental Hotel Portman, N, groceiies and provisions, 81 Douglas Port Warden, W 11 Clarke, i;i Store Post Master. Hon N Shakesi)earo, Post Odico ])u. ling, Govt Pottery Works, Victoria, J W Keller prop, 161 YatosSt. Manufacturer oi' Drain Piwos and all kinds of pottery- Oniamental Cen~ trepieces and Dentist^s plaster. Pottinger, David, res 2^3 Cook Pottinger, George, res 2o3 Cook Pottinger, D R, clerk, res 2I>3 Cook Pottinger, James, printer, res 114 Menzies Pottinger, Wm, salesman res 233 Cook Powell, Geo, & Co, general dealers, 146 Government Powell, I W, Lieut-Col, M D, ,1 P, Indian Superintendent, office 20 Douglas, res 80 Vancouver Powell, Geo, alderman, (Powell, Geo, & Co) res IGl Menzies Powell, W Ml, blacksmith and carriage maker, 82 Johnson, res 23 Pandora O c H o o i td ^ m PI ^ o • tn c B > o m M* A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. X CO V p l» ^^ p. X cT p WO letori P] Pi ^K P ^x H V Pi "J CO I'l a-S p. X 1 Pi Z o Pr Pr S, dentist, rooms 53 Government Quinn. Mrs, widow, 20 Rne For Real 7;/ Fine and Strong Binding, go to R A RDFnnF PRACTICAL bookbinder, U. n. llUi-UUL gi^gif j^j^j pj^jjgj. £q^ Maker, 88 Johnson st. liabb, Wm, salesman (Van Volkenburgh) res 136 Y f^es Vlagazzoni, Mrs V\ , widow, res 222 Yates Bagstad, O A, watchmaker (A Lange) res 60 North Park C^ ep O ST - m O CO I ^EB. WILLIAMS & CO., "" ^^.^^^Ji:!^^. I^^""'' 97 JohusonlStreet. bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C< m €> <>>^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) /. 1.0 I.I 1.25 If 1^ 1^ •^ 1^ IIIII2.2 :: ii£ lllllio 1= 1.4 II 1.6 Photographic Sciences Corporation :.1 ^YEST MAIN S RiET WEiiSiiCM .' KiSSO (7)6) 872-4S03 ^ €'7'^ f,S y.A I CA T f\ff\\\rtt-A flrCr^ Dlfect importers of Pianos, Ougaks . r\, i^UIIlUdrU ex ^U., j^^^ musical Instbumbnts. O .OQ z . z z o oe O U o H O > H UJ UJ ce y- h z Ui S z oe UJ > O o CO a S3 • »— ) o PL, S o 5=1 o o CO CO 144 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Railroad, Hotel, prop John Begg, 60 Johnson Bamsay, Jas, master mariner Eandall, John J, artist, res 76 Yates Bandall, Wm W K, dressmaker, res 107 View Eandolph, F, tinsmith, res 8 Meares Randolph, J J, printer (Times) res 1 Princes Eandolph, Mrs M, widow, res 8 Meares Eansom, W B (BankB C) res Roccabella Eappertie, A S, artist (Mrs E Maynard) res 163 Cook \ Eattray, Charles (Dominion Express Co) res 34 Belleville Eaymur, Mrs J A, widow, 146 Kingston, Pt Pie isant Eaymur, Jas L, secty f Hasting S M Co) city auditor for Victoria, res 19 Birdcage "W^alk Eayner, T G, contractor, Discovery Read, John M, boot and shoemaker, 4 Store, 132 Quadra Eeddie, A C, Deputy Provincial secty, res Government Bldgs Redfern, C E, watchmaker and jeweller, 43 Govt, res 1 St John Eedfern, Mrs, widow, res 141 Fort Eedfern, James, blacksmith (Albion I W) Bedford, blacksmith, (Albion I W) res Western Hotel Redgrave A Ella, candy manufacturers, 39 Fort Eedgrave, H, constable, res 170 Johnson Bedgrave, SL, (Eedgrave . ^^ <^ HO CO 03 o < O z a < X H ft A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b. c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City 9BBIB! ^mm o The Ronisch Pianos ^ ^^'^^'^^^^J^r^-^^'^o^^^^.^na 0. A. X4OMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. U UJ ce So ^ i s CO El mo go H o <: o z a < m X VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY 145 Richards, Hon A 'N, police magistrate, ros " Brockholm," Ut Charles st Bichards, Mrs, E widow, res 4 Quebec Bichards, F, res Topaz ,• ave Bichards, F G, res 70 Kane Richards, F G Jnnr, notary public and real estate, Yates, and prop of Revere House, Pandora Bichards, John, clerk, (Hudson's Bay Co) res 4 Quebec Bichards, Z, cigar maker (B Levy) res Colonial Hotel Bichardson, Geo, res 5 Gorden Richardson A Church, manufacturers and importers agents, 5'6h Johnson Bichardson, Mrs G, prop Douglas House, 5 Gordon Bichardson, G A, clerk (Brown & White) res 5 Gordon Bichardson, Herbert, stone cutter, res 119 Yates Bichardson, PF (Bichardson & Church) Cadboro Bay rd Bichardson, B B, res 204 Cook Bichmonds, helper (Albion I W) res Western Hotel Biddell, D H, sawyer (Muirhead & M) res 1 Second Biddle, Benj, telephone operator (V & E Telephone Co) res Com- mercial Hotel Bidgman, Mrs, widow, res 17 Frederick Bidgman, A clerk (Hudson's B Co) Bidley, Bobert, laborer, 47 Chatham Biley, John, engineer s s Amelia Biley, Joseph & Co, props Club Theatre, Douglas cor Yates Biley, George, ree 44 Cadboro Bay rd Bivers, Henry, house decorator (H B Bendell) res 195 Douglas Bivers, W, painter, (E Harrison) RIthet, R P, J P, (Welch, B & Co) res 148 Humboldt Bitter, B, (Siewerd, H F & Co) res 112 Chatham Bobb, B, painter, res 14 Second Bobb, B, painter (Sears, J) Bobbins, John B, expressman, res 48 Boyd Bobbins, M B, watchmaker, res South rd Bobbins, W, laborer, (Wilson Bros & Co) Bobelee, C B, res 16 Caledonia ave Boberts, E, repairing tailor, res 9 Oriental alley Boberts, George, captain s s Olyrapia, res 82 Chatham Boberts, I, tailor, 8 Blanchard Boberts, Jol^n, electrician, Yates, res 150 Fisguard Boberts, B, merchant tailor, 29 Fort, res 8 Blanchard Boberts, Wm, employee (S Gray) res 55 Hillside ave Boberts, W B, watchmaker and jeweller, 113 Government Boberts, Wm W, police officer, res 145 Michigan Bobertson, A S, carpenter (McEillican & A) res .31 Second Bobertson, D, blacksmith (Bobertson, J J) fe5> I ii Ka ^ bo S- ^ iOToB , WILLIAMS ft CO-^orMen's, Youth's and Boya' Clothing' 07 H mi It ii. -J' m II- '^ I* i- I^Uf^ P/-knic/>V» Pi'ors/-.c ^^ ^^® LEADING PIANOS in B. 0. nc IVOnibCn JrianUb and have the Largest Sale 14G EKITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Robertson, F V, blacksmith ( liobertiion, J J) Robertson, J, carpenter (McKillii-an & A) Robertson, James, painter, res 119 Yates Robertson, John, blacksmith and boiler maker, 42 Store, res Herald Robertson, Joseph, carpenter (McKillicau) res 72 View Robertson, W A, J P, blacksmith, res 88 Chatham, Spring Ridge Robillard, Mrs, widow, res John Robinson, C, sausage maker (L Goodacre) res 15 Churchway liibinson, Ed, clerk (Weiler, J) res 15 Churchway Robinson, F J, employee (Pendray & Co) res 15 Churchway Robinson, Gilbert, res 197 Douglas Robinson, J, mariner, res 29 Humboldt Robinson, James D, res Meares Robinson, John, carpenter (Gray, S) res 10 Frederick Robinson, J J, ship wright and boat builder, 13 Laurel Point Robinson, J R, carpenter (S Gray) res 10 Frederick Robinson, Miss S A, 6th assistant girls public school Robinson, Miss K, bookeeper (R T Williams) Robinsor , W C, custom house broker and general agent, res 22 Kingston Robson, C W, agent, 65 Government, res 112 Cormorant Robson, F W, law student (Eberts & T) res 55 Birdcage walk Rob$9on, Hon. John, J P, provincial secretary and minister of mines, res 55 Birdcage walk Rockett, Wm, carpenter and contractor, 241 Johnson Rodgers, J, cabinet maker (J Weiler) Rodgers, Wm, engineer, res American Exchange Hotel Roedde, Cir A, book binder and paper ^box manufacturer, 88 Johnson Rogers, C W, fruit and confectionery, 29 Government, res 42 Kingston Rogers, James, carpenter, res 119 Yates Rogers, J, compositor, res Cedar Hill rd Roller, Louis, bus manager Club Theatre, r'>8 Douglas cor Yates Rollins, F H, grocer and provisions, res 21 North rd, S R Romans, S, traveller (Pendray -5 CO o o ^> m -J} < ^m. WILLIAMS & CO., '" ^'T.L^^^J^L^^sjr^^ 97 Joluumn Street* bet. Broad Mid DovsImi Viotorlai B. CX Si m fi. f n vs: r- i )f:l 4'itl CO O CO O O j^ Q ^ g THE RONISCH PIANOS Are «iuurpa««ed for ron«, Toue% and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 148 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOBY. Bussell, John, stone cutter, res Occidental Hotel Bussell, J J, joiner (Muirhead & Mann) res Catherine Rnssellt Robt John* Springfield, Esquimalt rd Bussell, W A, steamboat inspector, office Custom House, res 126 Belleville Butherford, Arch, ship carpenter, res 134 Superior Buthven, John, gunner C Battery, res 5 Collinson Butland, Mrs, dress maker, 171 Fort Butland, H, salesman (H Young & Co) res 111 Fort Busta, Andrew, machinist, res 54 David For Really Fine and Strong Boohhin/Hnfi, ^o to /T H DA!rT\T\U PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER. Ill Ai Ill/lii/i/lij Shelf & Paper Box Maker 88 Johnson si Sabiston, Jrhn, pilot, res 233 Simcoe Saforcade, Frank, Variety store, 13 Johnson Salmon, 1! J, curios and furniture, 44 Johnson res 14 Second Salmon, H li, importer of cigars, tobacco etc, 106 Government, res 14 Second Salmond, S, cabinet maker (Weiler J) Salvation Army Barracks, 90 Fort Salvation Army Quartert , 142 Fort Sangster, A, bricklayer, (Albion I W) res 208 Yates Sangster, Geo, bricklayer (Albion I W) Sangster, G, book keeper (Porter, W) res 26 Pioneer Sangster, John, horse trainer, res Pritchard House Sargison, A G, bus manager (Colonist) res 121 Pandora ave Sargison F B, money order clerk, (Post Office) res 136 Quadra Sarg^lfiion, G. A, accountant, 48 Langley, res 136 Quadra Sargison, James, book keeper (Lenz & Leiser) res 136 Quadra Saner, 6. €, prop. Bank Exchange Saloon, 29 Yates Saulay, Chas, collector, 36 Store Saunders. H, groceries, liquors, etc., 37, 39 k 41 Johnson Saunders, Mrs. H D, widow, res 37 Kane Saunders, Mrs, Widow 59 Kane Saunders. W T, restaurant, 171 Government Savage, B W, (Dougherty & Savage) res 181 "View Savage, Wm, assistant (Partridge, John) ros 181 View Savannah, J, portrait artist, 56 Fort, res 105 Quadra Savory, Wm, cider manufacturer, res 169 Yates Sayea, miner, opposite C. Baptist Chapel Chatham S B Say ward, J D, clerk (Say ward, W P) res 312 Donglas Sayward, W P, prop Bock Bay Saw Mills, 32 Constance, res 52 Collinson Schier, F, teamster, (Sehl Jacob) '» The LaUti Faahiona reeeived a» toon cm publiihed, td A. GREQQ & SON, 42 YAHS street, victoria, r. c. CA T nmKarrl f^C*r\ ^''^®** Importers of Pianos, Ouoani? • •**•• i-'Ornuaru ex. v^o., j^„^ musioai* instruments. "VIOa?OI2.I-A., B.C. H K H t4 s K > a 10 VICTORIA CITY DIKECTOIIY. 14i* Sohnoter, A, cigar manufacturer, 11 Store S^cboen, S, grocer, 177 Douglas, cor Discovery Schoen, Wm (Albion I W) res Yates Schwengers, C, clerk (Prior, E G «fe Co) res Douglas House Schwengers, P, res Douglas House Scotch Bakery, Douglas Scott, Adam, (corporation) Spring Ridge Scott, D, sawyer (Say ward, W P) Scott, H J, clerk (Hamilton Powder Co) res Gorge rd Scott, J H, steward, res 16 Pioneer Scott, Mrs. widow, res 27 Gorge rd Ncott, Wm, prop Three Star Saloon, 4 Fort, res 30 Princess ave Scott, W, carpenter (Smith oolorst varnishes, brashes, window glass, and wall papers. 114 Yates St above Douglas, res 196 Fort Seaton, Mrs, music teacher, 66 Superior Seeley, W C S, prop Australian Hotel, 9 Government Sehl IFrank, prop Teutonia Saloon, 112 Government, res 104 Pandora Sehl, Jacob, 66 and 68 Government res 1 Montreal Dealer in fumitnre. glass, carpets, crockery etc. Sehl, J J, clerk (Sehl Jacob) res 11 Belcher Sehl, Thomas, cabinet maker (Sehl Jacob) res 1 Montreal Sehl, W, clerk (Sehl Jacob) res 1 Montreal Selkirk mining & Smelting €o, Ld, head office 48 Lang- ley, secty G A Sargison Sellick & Pankhurst, painters, 138 Yates Sellick, Henry, carpenter, 307 Douglas Sellick, James (Sellick & Pankhurst) res 138 Yates Sellick, Mrs W X, widow, 89 North Park Sellick, Robt, plasterer, 40 Hillside ave Semple A, assistant (Meston, John) ^ o > c o ^z * > • o 30 m -< 0) Bllfll 1 1 AMQ A on K^P ftlways in Stock a first-claas Aflaoitment ■ If ILLIIIIflO QC Ulla| of Underwear, all sizes and Prioee. See tiMBu 97 J< fC i •' ( I The Ronisch Pianos ^r^/r::?!:?,'::?!;^^^^^ C. A. Lombard Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. £ o O 2Q m G CD n3 150 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Seraple, Robt, nincliiiiist (Albion I W) Sere & Co, ^jvain mikI I'etMl raerclmnts, 161 Yated Sere, J 13 (Here & Co) res Richinoiul rd Seymour, James, barlendor (Omiiieea Saloon) res North Park Shade, E D, waiter ( Driii'-d House) res \2i\ Vancouver Shade, Geo, wlioe maker (H Mansed i res 12G Vancouver Shade, Mrs H, widow, 12(5 Vancouver Shade, Miss, 120 Vancouver Shakespeare, Fred, j)rinter, res 3o Fort Shakespeare, H, driver [Kin^. C J] res 35 Hillside ave Nliakci^pcare, Hon X, J P, post master, (.lovernment, 35 Hill- aide ave Shand, J P, draughtsman [Albion I W] res Commercial Hotel Shanncm, 49 Government Sharp, David, merchant tailor, 74 Df>uglas, res 72 Douglas Shar[)e, C H, shij) caulker, 119 Pandora Sharpe, H S, professor of music, 105 Quadra Shaw, Andrew, ])oun(J !.eef)er, 14 Mason Shaw, G, C, (Cowan, S & Co) res 25 Kane Shaw, James, a])pr(mtioe daughtsman [Albion I W] Shaw, Richard, boiler maker [Albion I W) Shaw, Thomas, boiler maker [Albion I W] res 109 Chatham Shears dk. Page, ilry goods. 03 Government Sole Agents for B. C. for tlie Celebrated Soudan Kid Gloves. Shears, Walter [Shears & Png^] res 175 Menzies Shearer, John S, teamster, 14 Caled*• GOT o o H o u\ Tn t RUN luU n ■ I AN U V «>*><{ have the iargeat tale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. X CO - rn ^-« ^3 o CO GOTO BWII I lAMQ P«Pn ^^^ ^i"e Hats and Caps, Tbunks, . nlLLIHmOOellU., valises, blankets, Eta 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad andfiDonglas* Vlotoriat B. G. ,P ?■■ \ .CD H so ?o Be ^ o Ul Ul fX u CO h Z Ui z oc Ui > O O M CO GO 152 ^».v«%jwv^vr., ^„^ Musical ImiTBuiinm. V" lO TO RI A , B. O^; BRITISH COLUMHIA DIIIECTOUY. Slonn, Robt, brnkomun (E A N liy) Smallbone, C Rooke, ganleuer and Hoiint, ras 27.'} D tuglas Smiillfield, W B, clerk (Turner, B & Co) res 5 Gor.lon Smilow & Sfcindt, props 'ilasg )w mar ct, 105 Fort 8railow, H, (Srniiosv ife J'^tindt) re.s 42 Vnnoouver ^iinlth A Clairk, co%trucU)ru and builders, 15 Fort ^imitli, ArHiiir, prop Novelty Works, Broad Smith, A, carrier (Post Office) Smith, Andrew J, baker (Wilson, John J) res 84 Yates Smith, A J, coutraotor and buildor, re.-i 36 Superior Smith, C, baker (King, 8 E B) ros 41 Douglas Smith, Charles, fisherman, res 28 Store Smith, Chas, laborer, res 189 Johnson Smith, C :ncK, 2!U Yates Smith, K, Mrs, widow, res 187 Fort Smith, Ed C, assist city clerk, res 187 Fort Smith, Ebttnezer, machine operator (Heathorn, W) res DomiDion Hotel Smith, Fred, Mrs, dressmaker, res 14 Frederick Smith, Fred, boiler maker (Albion I W) res Western Hotel . Smith, Fred, brass finisher (Albi >u I W) res 13 Pioneer Smith, Frederick, painter ( R Lettice) res 14 Frederick Smith, F J, cooper (P Engeihurdt) res 17 Putnam Smi'h, Gyor;^e, res 10 Second Smith, George E, res "Innerdale bank," Victoria Arm Smi'h, George, havn '<5s maker (F Norris) res 129 Fisguard Smith, G, clerk (M R Smith & Co) res 92 Dallas rd Smith, G, baker (Steitz) res 32 Humboldt Smith, H, master mariner, res 66 Pembroke Smith, Hemy, Fairfield dairy, res Moss Smith, H, clerk (M R Smith & Co) res 92 Dallas rd Smith, H, carpenter (Smith & 0) Smith, U M, employee (C Morley) Smith, James, purser (C P N Co) res Burnes House Smith, James, bartender (Lond(m Hotel) res 87 Johnson Smith, James, carpenter (Smith & C) res 33 Green Smith, J, guuner, C Battery, res 64 Kane Smith, Joiin, employee (C Morley) res 17 Gordon Smith, John, messenger Dominion Savings Bank, res 17 Patna it Smith, J C, chimney sweeper, res 34 Collinson Smith, J L, cigar maker (Kurtz & Co) res Douglas cor Herald Smith, J M, assistant ( D Spencer) res 143 Simcoe Smith, J Mc B, provincial auditor, res 41 Birdcage »valk Smith, J S, clerk Post Office, res 187 Fort Smith, /oseph, carpenter (Storey) ries 38 Mason Smith, MdO S, Star ship building yard, res 10 Second ^iiiiith, HI. R. A Co, biscuit and cracker bakers, 57 and 33 Fort » ^* A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b. c Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the Citff. bJ H6 • J^« n S ^ g Ei| S % S|Z4 2h s Jh s fiOE^ S «Cb S HO s 8 « 8 8 a s s S a.. §^ So OS 2 Oq, s Sh s X ^ 5 s G\ ^nr^i9^M!»;%u T^\^*^r^e> Ar« UwiunpAtBBD tor Ton*, Touch, Mid 1 he Koniscn rianos Durability ■\ 1 4 J t *.-^i UJ cc !^« n HO Cd(Q cc o O 2 <: O. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. VICTORIA CITY PIUt.OTOUY 153 Smith, M R, (Smith, M H & Co) res 92 Dallas rd Smith. Philli[), bookbinder (Munro Miller) res 103 Johu Smith, Itobt, euij)l<)yee (C Moiley) res 132 Quadra Smith. S McC, ship carpenter, res 10 Second Minitli, Thoina'4 B, asuist com IludHon'8 Bay Co, res 54 Cook Smith, TbomnH, omploveo Fairfield d.iiiy, res Mort.s Smith, W upholster (J Sohl) Smith, W, salesrann (C Kedfern) res Putnam Smith, W, house and sign painter. Government, res Craig- flower rd Smith, W, cabinet maker (Weiler J) Smith, Wilson, carpenter, res 4 Farquahar Smith, W B, machinist (Albion I W) res 13 Pioneer Smith, W H, (Skide^ate Oil Co) res 116 Cook Smith, W J, agent, res Brun^wick House Smith, W J (Elford & S) res 59 King's rd Smith, W T, compositor (The Times) res 36 Superior Smithers Henry, employee (Stemler «i, E) Smithers, J, employee (Stemler -i M GOTO B. WILLIAMS & C0m^^^<»p'8' Youth's and Boys' qothlng 91 Jab "Vimtmtim B.C Im o CO ■< o o > Si p H o ^^ 00 GQ 5 03 z LU s z e u > o O CM m o r-H <—< -»— > o o {=1 s o CO < The Ronisch Pianos ^" t„a"r ^,^1^^." »• '• 154 B11ITI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTOKY. SpofFofd, W H, joiner [Muirhead & Mann] res South rd Spohr, Fritz, blackstnitli [Sprntt & Gray] res 61 Jolin Spotts, C N, carpenter [C Hayward] res 15 Pioneer Spratt «fe Gray, engiiieers and founders, 17 and 19 Worii Spiatt, Mrs, widow, res 89 Discovery Spring, Charles, ownu' of sealing vessels, res 72 Belleville Springer. L, bartender (Bank Exchange) res 29 Yates Squires, C teamster, res 75 Chambers St Ann's Convent, Humboldt Stallard, CE, plumber [J Braden] res 2(i Pioneer Standard Evenin^i;, newspaper co'y limited, 39 Langley 8tj,nhope, B, boot maker [Irving Bros] res Vancouver House St Andrews and Caledonian Society Stannard, F J, clerk [N P Express Co] i-es 120 Michigan Stannard, J S, salesman f W Wilson & Co] res 120 Michigan Stamford, J L, [Braden & Stamford] res 135 Michigan Stanton, Herbert, urivate secretary (Lieut-Gov) Star Shipyard €o, props Smith, Warner & Co, Pt Ellice Stark, Wm, brick layer, res 2 Amelia Starr, Eev J E, Methodist minister, res 107 Quadra Steadman, Wm, deck hand, res 46 Store Stearnes, printer (Colonist) Stedley, Frank, stone cutter, res Brunswick House Steele, Peter, prop saloon 4 Bastion Square Steele, Peter, jr, assistant (Steele, Peter) res 4 Bastion Sq Steele, W A, engineer (Dredger) res 140 Blanchard ave Steers, C, carpenter (J P Burgess) res 105 Quadra Steeves, Wm, driver (Vic T Co) Steitz Bros, bakery and restaurant, 54 Yates Steitz, George (Steitz Bros) res Fisguard Steitz, R, res Herald Stelly, Geo, contractor, res 74 Blanchard Stelly, Geo, jr, res 74 Blanchard Steuiler A Earle, pioneer steam coffee and spice mills, 148 Government Steralor, L (Stemler &.E) res 144 Blanchard ave • Stephen, 1) engineer, res 152 Michigan Stephen, F J, clerk, (C. P. N. Co.) 152 Michigan Stephen, Miss J, milliner, (H Young 0 hi O W W o M A. GREGG 6c SON, ARTIST TAiLURS, 42 WES STREET, Opposite Langley Street, Vustoria, B, C The Ronisch Pianos ^^r/rzC^^r^V*''' C. A, Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. o o CI O O 10 ^1? CO io y 8 VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 1; >J Stevcni^, 5trachan, Mrs, widow, res 79 Fort Straith, J A, machine hand, (M lirhead & M) Stratford, James, carpenter, res 30 John Strauss, H, professor of music, Clarence Hotel Streicher, 0, cigar maker ^Levy B) res Vancouver Hotel Stronach, Alfred, hotel keeper "Rock Creek," res 10 James C/5 "Tl O :io m S'> so 3"0 2 m -< ^B. WILLIAMS & GO. for Fine Hats and Caps, Tbunkb, Valisks, BliAMKets, ElUx 87 JalwMm «tM«t^ Wt. Bro^ aaA DmsIm, Vi«tavi««B»a hi If I I C y THE RON{SCH PIANOS M ^ itre ufinifpocsed /or 3\>n«, Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD A CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 156 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. IStrong, F, (Brackman & Ker feed store), res 105 Pandora Stiong, J A, city editor Standard, res Occidental Hotel StrouSH, C JlC'o, wholesale merchants and importers, 65, "\yharf Strouss, Carl (Strouss C, «fe Co) res London, Eug ■ '^ • Strouss, M, manager (Strouss C, & Co) • V '•'' :'5 Stuart, Jno, engineer (Vic Electric Ilium) . - ;r";'\^ ' Stuart, McNabb (hloomfield & McN Stuart) 87 Johnson .; •.•■,/. Stuart, helper (Albion I W) /'.'• Stuze, Henry, baker (Young Bros) " :'^' '. Sturrock, J boiler maker (Albion I W) Western Hotel '■'.'; ^ Styles Alderman S T, contractor, 1 Amelia , .', >', Sulley, P, South Park Sullivan, D P, coachman Sullivan, H O, warehouseman (Hudson's Bay Co) res 38 Quebec Sullivan, Joshua, livery stables, res 130 Vancouver • ., Sullivan, J H, finisher (Weiler, J) Summers, Francis, painter, 30 Meares, res 185 Fort Summerfield, Peter, C E, city water, commissioner, 103 Blanchard Sunderland, Thos, carpenter, 30 Douglas Sutherland, G, machinist (Albion I W) Sutherland, John, boiler maker (Albion I W) res Albion Hotel Sutton, W J, government assayist 119 Yates Swan, Miss, boarding house, 112 Cormorant -. «v Swan, Philip, carpenter, 15 Centre Road, Spring Ridge Swanson, James, machinist (Albion 1 VV Swineyton, Mrs M, widow, 40 John Swinerton, Robt (C R Ward) res 40 John / Swinertoii, Wm, baggage master, E & N Ry 40, John , . \ Switzer, John, teamster, res 14 Caledonia ave Switzer, J (Connor & Switzer) res 75 View Sylvester, F, accountant 57 Pandora For Really Fine and Slrotig Bookbinding, go to GH OAPT\T\U PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER. , Ai A\/£il/l/l!ij Shelf & Paper Box Maker 88 Johnson st 1' Talbot, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, J, principal business department [Corrig School] Crispen, butcher, res View M, tailor, 53 Yates, res 199tChatliam F, cabinet maker [Sehl Jacob] res 114 Oswego Geo, pfessman [Standard] Geo, oil merchant, 105* Yates John, laborer, Discovery John G, res 132 Quadra , Wm A, compositor, res 140 Pandora '' " H ( B O w X W Ba- ft) M P.' i-i as O CO 9 a CD ? d o !4 o as 6 w » O o w a o. O H > M H o I B I f (D (D < I '■y ;1l#i 37^ Lnteti FMhtona reeeived a» 90om aa pmbUahmit dt A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. ,\ CA T nrnViCirr] Sf Cci ^'''^f* ''"!»"''* f'''* "*" Pianos, Ouoans <3 t— I o o o o t— 1 «^ Eh n w W w H is > <8 M < VICTORIA CITY DTRECTOKY. 157 Taylor, W J (Eberts & Tavlor) res Wtillace cottaj^e Park rd ': Taz!i-WH, M, lith ensi*Hver (Colonist) res Humboldt Teugue, F W, general secty (Y MCA) res 100 Conaorant | T<^aguc, John, architect, 57 Government, 248 Cook i:Te^{g|ue, John jun, druggist and chemist, 66 Yates, res 248 Cook tl-elegiMphrC PR^ Government '■.-.''•■ v- :'.' -I^ , Te^pple, John, res View above Blancharl . Teuijpleuian Win, managing editor (Times) res 50 Kane Tepoovteu, C, machinist (Albion I W) Tepoorten, Joseph, machinist (Wilson ±J & Co) Vancouver House Tepoorten, J, druggist (Langley & Co) ft^errv, C L, 31 Rae " ./V'' ,V ,; % .T) 1 Thiiin ,K J. real estate, agent. 65 Government, res 119 Fisguard Thomas, A, police officer, res 5 Park rd Thomas, Henry, employee (Bornstein) res 9 Amelia - Thomas, James E, bricklayer, res 67 Second t^ Thomas, Joseph, driver (McLaughlan Bros) :';Thompson, Chas, ship carpenter, 197 Johnson ," ;' ;--J !> \ Thompson, E, carpenter (Smith & Clark) ^ .^ '_ Thomson, H J, res 68 Quadra ! Thompson, Henry, carpenter, res 7 Beacon Hill Park = Thompson, John, pilot, res 25 Montreal I Thompson, Mrs, res 9 Amelia '■ .' : , Tluwnpsou, Thomas, gunsmith, 46. Johnson, res Alfred Thompson, Wm, warehouseman (S Leiser) res 28 Pioneer ^ , Tbouap$on, Wm, laborer (Albion I W.) .. . \. ' IThoJniis'on, C W R, secty Vic Gas Co 49 Langley, Gorge road Thomson, tileo, prop Market Exchange, 99 Fort . Thomson, David, night watchman, res Occidental Hotel > ; Thomson, Mrs, dressmaker, res 125 Cormorant ' *' ' Thomson, J A, engineer, res 134 Hlanchard * Thomson, William (Leiser) res 28 Pioneer Thorsteiu'^on, H, laborer, res 177 Fernwood rd S R « Tiarks, J E, res 18 Rupert ^ ' """ " Tiedemann, H O. architect, Langley. res 45 Menzies Tilton, E G (Marvin & Tilton) res 7 Richardson 'Times The, editors Wm Templeraan andU AMunn, 35 to 37 Yales Tippins, W J, candy manufacturer, 125 Douglas Tite, Geo, painter, 141 Pandora Todd, J H Todd, Robt, Govt printing office, 169 Johnson C/^ o > C o ';c!m ^5 "^ H ^^ J3 Z m ■< CO Bllfll I lAMQ P< on Keep always in Stock a flrst-class Aseortment « If ILLIIIIllQ « UUi) of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 97 JoluuoB Str«et« lamt, BtomI and Dovgla*, Viotorla, & OL ;;::. • J i'':i='. ! '1 1 : i mi The Ronisch Pianos"rr,rzS:?^ ^ Ob ^ O ^^ w tJ p (D o I' f A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. , X CO % M a u > o Spc5 ^i 2^ 81 ^^ «0H Z^ f I nC nUNIOun rillllUO ana have the largest sou. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 0. X CO CO ^ W £ :i3 o - COH a: VICTORIA CITY DIRECTORY. 159 Tyson, W M, clerk (Gray A- B & Co) 42 Henry For RealUj Fine ami Strong BoolchincUn^, i^o to n K DAUf\T\U PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER. Ill Ai iiVlii/i/lIl5 Shelf & Paper Box Maker 88 Johnson at TJ Ullmann, Joseph, dealer in furs and skins, agent M J Davis 55 Wharf Union Clnb, sect'y J C Bales, Douglas United States Consulate, Col It J Stevens consul, Broughton cor Governmeui Unwin, Geo, upholsteier (Foster & Blaidad) res 130 Qnadra Ure, C, shoemaker (G H j^^aynard) res Chambers Uro, James, employee (C Morley) res 8 Alfred Urquhart, Captain 1), res 117 Menzies Unterbrink, H, carppnter (Vic T Co) For Eeallf/ Fine and Strong Boolcbinding^go to Gil DAUUfVU PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER. I Hi uUlji/l/lIij Shelf & Paper Box Maker, 88 Johnson st. "\r 09 =1 ^3 Vaio & Brooks, fruit and fish dealers, res 60 Yates Vaio, J, (Vaio & Brooks) res 48 Herald Vallaer, A, laborer, res 64 Pembroke Vancouver House prop Isaac Bechtel, 71 Yates Van Nevel, Pvev'd Father J, principal St Louis College, res The Palace, Yates Van Horst, Frank, accountant, res 20 Elizabeth Van Vollcenburgli, & Bro wholesale and retail butchers, 97 Government Van Volkenburgh, B (Van Volkenburgh & Bro) res 15 Johnson Vttughan, W H, tailor (Leask & M) res Pandora Veitch, Wm, assistant (Meston, John) Verrinder, It F, M D, D D S, L D S, dentist, 73 Government, res Driard Hotel Vernon, Chas E, res 9 South Park Vernon Hon F O, chief commissioner of lands and works, res 60Rae Vertue, Alfred, blacksmith (Wm Grimm) res 97 Pandora Vertue, John, teamster, res 97 Pandora Victoria Assembly Rooms, 178 Fort Victoria Business Institute, props Netherby & Sidall, 76 Yates ■n O «?♦. • m ^1 CO ESB. WILLIAMS &G0., ^^^ ^V"LSSr BT.'.2^^s%r ""^^^ tf 7 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and&Doaglaa« Victoria, B. G. ^ff^:!^ } nV^M i«. ■Mh Mi it. h'l !! t M C* A J nmV%ctrA Rr C^r\ I^lrect importers of Pianos, Organs V^. .n.. J^UIIlUdru iX, V^U., ^^^ musical instruments. "V-IOTOI?.!^, B.C. TF z o CO z z o of o o lU UJ oc I- co I- z UJ z UJ > o a CI CO o < CC o o > PS o o -4— > o o CO CO 160 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOliY. Victoria Building Society, A St George Flint, sect Victoria t/liib, sect'y H K Ella, Victoria Block, Fort Victoria Coal and JLuiiiUer Yard, oilice 52 Government, yard Lauiel Pt Victoria A Ejsqninialt Telephone €o, manager E B He- mic king, 4 Trounce Victoria Llectric Ilium inating Co, Langley, R P Rithet, sec'y Victoria Han €o, Ld, sec'y C \V R, Thompson, office 49 Langley Victoria Loan Office, props Kirschberg & Landsberg, 57 Johnson Victoria Koap Works, i)rops McDonald & Co, 116 Yates Victoria, steam brick yards, John Coughlan, ])rop, Saanicli rd Victoria Theatre Co'y, J J Austin, sec, office Bastion Victoria Transfer co'y, sect'y F S Barnard, 21 and 23 Broughton Victoria Truck & Dray Co'y, Sara McCartney^nanager, office 108 Wharf Vidler, Capt Albert, 50 Dallas rd Vienna, George, dealer in game, vegetables, etc, 113 Government, res Pacific Vigelius Bros props St Nicholas baths, 105 Government Vigelius, A (Vigelius Bros) res 151 Johnson Vigelius, L (Vigelius Bros) res 166 Pandora Vigelius, J, laborer (Albion I W) Vigor, Mrs. fancy and dry goods, res 165 Douglas Vincent, F W assist manager C P N Co, res 10 Erie Vipond, Arthur, machinist and consulting engineer, 63 Broad, res lOOFisguard Vipond, Arthur, Jr, engineer (Colonist) res 100 Fiso'uard For ReaMfi Flue and Strong Binding, go to PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, Shelf and Paper Box Maker, 88 Johnson st. G. A. ROEDDE V7 Wade, A E harness maker (F Norris) res 129 Fisguard Wadman. Rev J W, pastor Gorge ivjad M.itiiodist Church, res 68 David Wagg, Edwin, miner, 56 Humboldt Wagg, J, painter (R Lettice) res 56 Humboldt Wagg, Reuben, cow boy, 56 Hum.b( Id Wagg. Wm, painter, (R Lettice) res 56 Humboldt Waine, M C, driver (Vic Truck & Dray Co) Wait, William (Crocker & Wnit) re,i 38 Dallas rd Waitt, M W, & Co, booksellers, stationers aLcl music dealers 64 and 77 Government A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b. c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. m h UJ UJ K to . z< UJk is UJ' > o o lO Z Ij3 s X '3 CO < o z, cc o < o z a < ij X r D 0) CD < hi I B H ft GO The Ronisch Pianos ^" UN»"«'ASSED^forTo„e, Touch, «nd C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. h UJ oc ho . z< (S £> > o in ca CO o < a z a < .J u VICTORIA CITY DIIlECTOllY 161 Waitt, M W ( Waitt & Co) 100 Quadra Walbey, W H, real esthte and accountant, Brougliton, 10 Blancbard Walkem, Hon G A. puisne judge, 153 Blanchaid ave Walker, A, apprentice (J( hi. son, Walker & Flett) Walker, D G, sliip carpenter, 189 Yates Walker, l^'rcd liJ, barrister and solicitor, 52 Langley res Esqui- mau rd Walker, Geo (Johnson Walker & Flett) 71 Discovery Walker, II ii^ manufacturers agent, G5 Govt, res 23 Chambers Walker, James, assistant (Meston, John) res 122 Superior Walker, J W, city police o cer, res -4 Bay Walker 11 H, blacksmith, res 58 John Walker, W, coal merchant, 68 Yates, res 51 Chatham Wall, E J, clerk (Angus & G) res 23 North rd Wall, Gilbeit carpenter, res 80 Kane Wall, Henry, joiner (Muirhead & M) res 25 Pioneer Wall, John tailor, res 52 Chatham Wallace, Chas, Meares Wallace, James, sr, engineer, res 2'JO Johnson Wallace, James jr, machinist, res 290 Johnson Wallens, J P, painter, res 8 Humboldt Wallenstein, E, upholsterer (J Sehl) res 21 Green Waller, Henry, clothier, etc, 70 Yates, res 318 Douglaa Walls, Mrs H L, widow, res 198 Cook Wall«i, J 1*, barrister, 14 Bastion sq, res North Park Walls, Wm, res 23 cor North rd Walsh, Isaac, drayman, res 79 Pembroke Walsh, John, prop White Horse saloon, 68 Humboldt Walsh, J J, truck and dray, res 77 John Walsh, James, moulder (Albion I W) res 5 Green Warburton, H H, clerk. Post Office Ward, Kobt, A Co, commission merchants and insurance agents, 76 Wharf Ward, A, shipping clerk (S J Pitts) res Quadra Ward, Chas, baker res 13 Churchway Ward, James, res Cook Ward J W, wharf, res 159 Johnson Ward, John, groceries and fancy goods, res 124 Quadra Ward, Kobert, J P, (Robert Ward & Co) res "The Laurels," Belcuer Ward, R H, prop Albion Hotel, 7 Herald Ward, W A, clerk (R Ward & Co) res "Highwood," Moss Ward, W C, manager Bank of British Columbia, res " High- wood," Moss Wark, Chas L, painter, re-* 138 Michigan Wark, J H, clerk (A B Gray & Co) res 138 Michigan Wark, J M, res 138 Michigan C/3 y = H rs I a > c^ K GO to B, WILLIAMS & CO.. ^^''^*'"'^Y**"th'Baml Boys' Clothing 97 Joluuon Street, bet. Broad uidI>oiielas, Victoria B. C m I ; IS The Ronisch Pianos ^'^ *^^ leading piaxob m a. o X nc IN^OnibCn r lanOb ^„j ^^^^^ ^j^^ Largest Sale Ci A. LOMBARD A CO., AGBHTB^ TIOTOIUA. ^1 1G2 BiaTJHH COLUMBIA DIKECTOUY. Warner & Keriiiode, props Htur ship yard co'y, Point Elliot) Warner, J H (Colbert & Warner) res 73 Yates Warner, Orlando (8tur sbipyd Co) Point Ellice Warren, A, engineer (Pilot) res Point Ellice Warren, C T, clerk (LtMiz & Leiser) 250 Yates Wurreii, J 8>, general agent, 38 Governineut, res 27 Montreal Washington, Geo, decorator and artist, 162 Fort Waterson^ II Cw, job printer, 92 Government, res 246 Johnson Waterson, John, laborer, res lo2 Johnson Watkins, Mrs M, widow, 95 Meares Watson, Alexander, ship carpenter, res 5 Montieal Watson, A, laborer, res Atneiic in Exchange Hotel AVatson, Chas, boiler maker (Albion I VV) Watson, George, plumber (Braden) res 5 Montreal WatiOn, James, machinist (Goweu) ras 5 Montreal Watson, James, carpenter, res Albion Hotel Watson, Mrs M, widow res 133 Johnson Watson, P, bookkeeper (Ross, Dixi H & Co) Watson, W W, carpenter, res 23 Henry Watson, W, moulder (Albion I VV) ^ Watt, Wm, jarpenter, res Esquiraalt rd Wattou, G B, employee (C Morley) res Pandora Webb, Christopher, artificial flower maker, res 87 Quadra Weber, A, driver (Jones «fc McNeill) res 109 Johnson Webber, Geo, driver (Young Bros) Webster, Thos, res 60 N Park Weeks, George, res Douglas Weiler, Charles, clerk ( VVeiler, J) res 17 Kane Weiler, George P, clerk (J Weiler) res 17 Kane Weiler John, furniture manufacjturer and dealer in glassware, etc, officb 51, 63 and 55 Fort, factory 55 Humboldt, res 17 Kano Weiler, J W, clerk (Weiler, J) res 17 Kane Weiler, Otto, clerk (Weiler J) res 17 Kane Welch, Rithet & Co, importers and commission merchants, Wharf Welch, James, stove moulder (Albion I W) res 5 Green Weldon, Fred W, conductor (E So Ik ^0 fcig 164 — BRITIHll COLUMUIA DlllECTOllY. -a Wilbv, J, carpenter (J 1* Burgess) ros lino AVilby, Jiiines, ])rinter (Miller, M) res 174 Yates Wilbv, Mrs, widow," 174 Yatt's Wilby, Wm, assistant, M W Waitt k Co, 174 Yates •• •; r Wilcox, J, steward [Driard House] r»^s 63 Pandora Wilkes, Clias, machinist [Albion 1 W] Wilkins, J B, dealer in paints, oils, etc. 111 Fort res 11 Caledonia ave Willet, E F, agent, 119 Yates • v '. • ■• • Williams, A, teamster, 8 Third H'illiaiiiN, B A Co, clothiers and hatters, 97 Johnson Williams, B (Williams, Bit Co) 10 Bellot Williams, Charles, dru<,'gist 15 Ellice • ' Williams, D B, engineer "electric," Yates, res 159 Cook Williams, Ed, moulder, (Albion I W) res' 15 Princess ave Williams, E A, laborer (Corporation) res 117 Blanchard Williams, Fred ex-speaker Legislative Arsembly, 2 Superior Williams, FJ, druggist (G Morison) - •■■-♦ ... ■J'\, ■, baLer and cbuftctioner 84 Tales, res Burn- side rd ' ■ ■ , ■*? Wilson, J Keith, accountant, BBC, 26 Church Hill Wilson, John, commission agent, 24 Yates, res 255 Cook '■ Wilson, Joseph [W & J Wilson] res Point Ellicj Wilson Joseph F irou founder, 82 Pembroke v .. ., • - . v. Wilson, J W, carpenter, 44 Princess ave * ' •'' ' • Wilson, L, lathe sawyer (Sayward, W P) Wilson, Mrs M, widow, 75 Blanchartl Wilson, Mrs, manager Australian Hotel, 9 Government Wilson Mrs, 75 Johnson Wilson, Mrs, T S, music teacher, 29 Fieylerick ... a •• Wilson, P, contractor and builder, 16 Yates, res Edmonton rd Wilson^ Sidney, clerk [Brown & White ] 1 Collinson Wilson, Thos [Wilson Bros] res 191 Pandora Wilson, Thos Field [Wilson Bros A Co] res 76 Pandora Wilson, T S, music teacher, 29 Frederick Wilsfon,. W rWilson AV «fe Co] res 38 Birdcage Walk . , .-.Jl., ', Wilson, W fWilson, A & Wjres Al Quebec Wilson, W [Wilson, W & J] res Pemberton Wilson, W E, Pemberton Wilson, W 11 [Fislier & Wilson] res Koccabella Wilson, Wni, A Co, dry goods, City House, 73 Government Wilson W & J, clothing, hats and gents furnishing, 83 Govt AVilson, ])urser s s Yosemite, res American Hotel Winch. Frank, carriage maker, 20 llidge rd, Spring Kidge Windsor Hotel, prop McDonald, Alex, 23 Government Winger, John, butcher, 47 Quadra Win),-, L (t & Bros, book and shoe dealers 158 Government Wingfield, W H, grocer, 23t) Fort Winkel, Fred, Engineer, 58 St Lawrence Winn, M C, barber [Thos Geiger] res Brunswick House Winsby, W P, cabinet maker [J Soinmer] res Saywards Lane , ^Winstone, Walter, cook s s Rithet, 167 Johnson Winter. Geo, hack proprietor, Fairfield rd Winterhalter, C W, painter, 45 Quadra Wise, F W, 7 Dallas rd . < Wiseman, R, carpenter [Smith & Clark] Brunswick Houso Wiseman, Wra, carpenter, Brunswick Withrow, D, mechanic. 111 Pandora O > C o 03O • O Z m ■< 0) BUfll I lAMQ A Pn ^^P always in St^ick a first-class Assortment • lIlLLIMlflW Oc UUij of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. Bee them. 97 JohMon Stx««t, bat. Broad and Dooglaa, Viotwria, B. CL !» H. ■;} ,l'l',';l Tl-^r^ "Qr^T^^r* ^1-1 Pi O n Oa ^^"^ '''* leading Pianos in B.C., LilO i.li w *.Ix ^wll J^ LOtLlKJ^ aird have the largest sale. r^T O GO {=1 o o c/5 a /■« /",,.•., ^r, ,. ' A". /' largest Sr>'/' . VjVvv/.v. Virfnria. 166 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Wolf, J, employee Buvaria brewery, Fort Wolf, Peter, employee Lowtd & Erb, 46 Quadra Wise, F W, res 7 Dallas rd Wiseman, R, carpe .ter (Smith & C) res Brunswick House Wiseman, Wra, carpenter, res Brunswick House Wolf, J, employee (Bavaria brewery) Fort Wolf, ir'eter, employee (Loeweii & Hvh) res 46 Quadra Wolfenlen, A, clerk (H E Croasdaile) Wolfeiideu, F C, law student (Davie, T) res 125 Menzies Wolfendfin, Miss N, Gth assistant boys pul)lic school VVolfenden, Richard, superintendent government printinpf office, res 125 Menzies Wonacott, A E, painter, finisher, res 159 Chatham Wonaeott, H James, varnisher ( Weiiar, J) res 159 Chatham Wonacott, Mrs, res 159 Chatham Wood, Ed, caroenter (Smith & C) AVood, Jerome B, barkeeper (Driard) res 111 Blanchard Wood, John, owner Wood's cabins, Johnson Wood, T Ern;'st, store-keeper (Albion I W) Wood, Thomas, keeper Marine Hospital, Esquiraalt district Wood, M Mrs, widow, res 199 Fort Wood, W H, foreman stove shop (Albion I W) res 81 Chatham Woods, the Misses, teachers of drawing, res J J Nort.i Park Woodruff, E, stone mason, res 23 Third Woods, John, miner, res 108 Johnson Wood wood, A, res 120 Richardson Woodward, R J, collector, res 76 Yates Woolacott, Capt P, 1st gaoler, res 27 Henry Woolcock, James, employee (Pendray ife Co) ri-? 13 Himboldt Wootton, E E. barrister at law (C Wilson) res 70 Lla^ -' Wootton, H H, 2nd clerk (land registry otfice) vm[tl Quebec Wootton, Mrs, widow, res 70 Rae Workman, A, convict guard, res 177 Fort Workman, Wra G, printer (Miller, M) res 177 Fort Worlock, F H, clerk (Garesche, Green & Co) res 24 Princes AVorsfold, C C, civil engineer, res 116 Menzies Worsfolk, J K, assistant auditor, res 116 Menzies Worrell, T, baker iNesbitt, D ife Co) res 14 Fort Wort'i, Frank, teamster (Courtney & D) res Commercial Hotel Yv^right, Alex, ship carpenter, res 139 Chatham Wright, F W H, merchant, over Garrick Head, res 18 View Wright, Miss K, private boarding iiouse, res 35 Douglas Wright, Mis, fashionable dressmaker, res cor View and Douglas Wriglesworth, C T, clerk (Strouss & Co) Wriglesworth, Ed, assistant (Wriglesworth, J) res 129 Yates WrJ}>;leswort;li, .lojidph, grocer nn I spirit merchaat, 127 Yates, res 129 Yates A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Laiiglpy Sired, Victoria, B. C. ^O I I v\ I X CO ^'-^ cc « Or* ft- SI :d PI Z '^ 5o oco ^n ^^ 3C o CO tc X .1 r i I lib llUllliOUn rlHIlUO and have ihe iurocnt mlQ. C. A. LOMBARD fii CO.. GOLE ACJINTG, VIC'/ORIA. CO Z Or* (U a o O < i§ ^g ^^ wS W of E o ^^ CO tc z^ X VICTORIA CITY DIUECTORY. 167 Wylde, A, clerk (J D Warren) res 19 Kane AVylfle, 8, custom liouse broker, re^ 19 Kane Wyld, E A, receiving teller [Bunk of B C] res 170 Cadboro Bay rd Wylly, Chas G, average adjuster, 26 Broughton, res 16 Bird- cage walk Wylly, Wm, machinist [Albion I W] Wynne, Geo sr Wynne, G W, salesman [Prior, E G & Co] For Reallif Fine ancJ. Sfron^ Bookbinding, ^o to n K T}fiVi\T\V PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER. Ill Ai i\\jhui)lll^ Shelf & Paper Box Maker, 88 Johnson St. ITatesi & Jay, barristers and notaries, 51 Langley Yates, J Stuart (Yates »- tu taJ oc t- co l- 'Z z fie Ui > O o CO .s o Pi- S o 4— > O O CQ €0 168 liKTTlBH COLUMBIA DIKECTORY. Chong Kee, shoemaker, 75 Cormorant Chong Lee, laundry, 183 Government Choy 8un, merchant, 30 Cormorant Chun Kee, 3 Herald Chu Chung & Co, opium merchants and groceries, Government Dan Yocii Long, druggist, 12 Cormorant Doon Yuen, laundry, 91 Fisguard FookKee & Co, merchants, 5S Cormorant Fook Yuen & Co, opiujn merchants, res 44 Fisguard, Chinese Con- solidated Benelit Association Fook Yuen, opium im})orter, 4i> Fisguard Fow Yuen, boot and shoe m.iUer, 142 Government Gam Tai, tailor, Fisguard Gee Wo Kee, tailor, 64 Cormorant Gim Gook Yuen, general dealer, 178 Government Gim Sing, laundry, 14 Fisguard Gin Waa, laundry, 138 Government Ham Yick, chiuose merchant, 70 Cormorant Hang Wo Hing Kt^e, China and Japan goods, 31 Cormorant Hip Chong, Chinese merchandise, 186 Government Hip Lung, opium, 22 C Governraont Lun Chung & C(), groceries and opium, Ji Cormorant • May Ying Lung, general mdse, 172 Government Mee Waigh, laundry, 121 Douglas Mee Waw, laundry, 108 Yates Nen Sing, merchant, 48 Fisguard Num Kee, merchant, 68 Fisguard Od Hing & Bros, tea store, 40 Fisguard On Kee, tailor, 80 Cormorant On Sing, laundry, 193 Government Oung Sing, laundry, Pand-ra Pow Kee, merchant tailor, 140 Government Quong Sing, laundry, 16 Pandora Quong Sing, laundry, 31 Store CQ 3 (E** A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b. c. JBeceive the first Imported Woolen Qooda in the City. ?*: ft 1 i I The Ronisch Pianos '^ i'«»«»''^=^»^forTo,.e,Toa«h,ana 0. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. »- UJ 1-6 • > o o to lO ^ ^ ^ H Z u HO O o o z a < ij x VICTORIA CITY DIKECTOllY 169 8am, l.iundry, 55 Discovery Sam Chung, laundry, 42 Blanchard Sara Kee. tailoi, 46 Cormorant Sam Lee, laundry, 23 Rae See Lee Lung & Co, merchants, 54 Fisguard Sam Lung, laundry, 16 Johnson Sang Sing, laundry and merchant tailor, 10 Johnson Sam Sing, laundry, Government Shu Sun, Dr, physician, 12 Cormorant Sing Lee, laundry, res 121 Johnson Sing Kee, vegetables, etc, 67 Cormorant Sing Kee, Of)ium, 29 Cormorant Sing Wo Chan, opium, 5 Cormorant Sing Wo Tong & Co, Chinese merchants, 182 Government Song Lee, City laundry, 22 Johnson Tai Chong, butcher, 25 Cormorant Tai Fung & Co, groceries, 66 Cormorant Tai Kee, merchant, 62 Cormorant Tai Soong & Co, Chinese and Japanese good^, opium importers Tai Yick & Co, opium, 14 Cormorant Tai Yune Ien'H,Youtl)'«and Uoyn' (JlotLing 1)7 Joluuoa Stveat, b«t. Biwod and DobbIm, Vietoria B. C 'It'. I m. :, I "J o H z o M Z X o -» a o f^ 09 H en o PI -»— > o o s ■4— » o CO < B B The Ronic-rh Piinn<- Are the leading pianos in b. o 1 lie IVOnUSCn rianO^ ^^^^ 1,^^^. ^j.e Largest Sale ■ C. A. S.OJML3ARP 'fJar Hill, lira (-on Hill, ('lni%'!' Point and Aloiuit Tolniic. Victori.-i District contains nbove twenty-seven srinare miles and includes Victoria City, Tho (xorpre, Cailhoro Bay and tho Kt'ver.l bays alonj^ the eastern shore, Gordon ITend, Mount Tolniie and Codar lliil It is bounded on the Son:i and East l)y Haro Straits, on the Wtv4 by Victoria Arm (an inlet from the harbor) and on the North by Lake District. Rasideatial houses are sprinpi»tt up in id) parts of this section, the situation beinj? most desirable and within a short distance of the City. FroDi Victoria there are many excel- lent drives especially to Cadboro >5ay where 1 lie scenery with a view of the StraitH is very beautiful. The largest farms are more particularly in the neighborhood of (,'edai Hill and Cadboro Bay. The surroundinsj country is picturesque in the cxtrouie, abounding in hill and dale, valley and lake. The roads are noted for their excellence. There are several churches and schools throughout the district. The climate is excellent, extremes of tempera- ture are unknown. Fruit raising is becoming a noted feature in this favored section of Vancouver Island. Adams, D F, contractor nud builder. Gorge rd Adams, VV F, clerk, Gorge ''•I Anderson, Mrs, fmr, "Locli Jiiud,' Burnside rd Andrew, J A, "Garbley," Vic- toria Arm Angus, Forrest, "The Oaks," Pemberton Austin, J J, real estate agent, "May field," the Gorge Ballantyne, D, printer Esqui- mau rd Bales, J C, accountant, Victoria Arm Banfield, D, expressman Ed- monton rd Bannerman, A M, school toach- i'i\ { raigfl )\ver Barnard, F J, Duval cottage, Belcher Barnard, F S, M P, sect'y Vict Transfer Co, Duval cottage, Belcher Barnard, H, student at law, Duval cottage, Belcher Beans, John, plasterer, Craig flower Pieilamy, Mrs, fmr, Burnside rd Bishop, Caleb, Burnside rd Bone, W H (T N Hibben& Co) Topaze ave Bosworth, David, fmr, Oak- land ave Bosworth, William, fmr, Oakland ave Boucherat, Jules (Boucherat &. Co) Pemberton Bowker, J L, farmer. Oak bay Branch, Sam, farmer, • Cadboro bay rd Brydges, Geo, farmer, Gordon Head rd Biigslag, P, carpenter, Mary st, Craigflower rd Buss, George, farm hand, Cedar Hill id Pye, Alexander, milk rnnche, Richmond rd Caoy, ft W, farmer, Carey rd, Cross rd, Saanich rd A. GBE06 & SON, ARTIST TAILOdS, 42 YATES STREET, Opptmte Langley Sired, Victoria, B, C, f • >)0 c CQ 1-^ c rN ea c 03 S as r "« h- u ci> C ^hT c 22 Si O CO c •^ CQ UJ c c SP* c }l^ w c !!0 c< a C( Ik C( ^2 c< ^8 Ci >» §« Ci ^u T> CO ^ g n D ^0 HO VICTORIA DISTRICT DIRECTORY. 171 Casiinjive, Alex, dairy and fmr, Cadboro bay rd Chaffey, Henry, farmer and milk ranch, Cedar Hill rd Chambers, Walter (Say ward) "Gleenwood ' ' Gorj^o rd Child, Francis Thomas, "Fir- grove," Mt Tolmie rd Clanton, E T, baker, Topaze ave Clanton, Robfc, compositor, To- paze ave Clarke, Watson, fmr, Oakland ave Clarke, Wm, fmr. Rose farm, Mt Tolmie cross rd Cluett, Joseph, foreman Bum- side farm Coigdarripe, J (Boucherrat & Co) Craigflower rd Combe, Harvey, Deputy-regis- trar, Supreme Court, res Ross Bay rd Cook, Wm,f!nr, Cedar Hill rd Cook, Wm, fmr, Carey rd Court, Joseph, fmr, Cadboro Bay Coughlan, John, contractor and prop Victoria steam brick yard, Saanich rd Coutts, Richard, farm hand, Burnside farm Croasdaile, H E, J P, real estate agent, res Pemberton Crowther, Geo, engraver. Cedar Hill rd Daring, James, gardener, Burn- side rd Davey, Fred, dork (Royal Navy yd) res Burriside rd Davey, F,jr (Postal Dept) Davie.J C, M D, res "Fairholm." Belcher Davies, R C, prop Swan Lake Hotel Dickinson, Charles, clerk, res Moss Dickenson, Edward, clerk, Moss Dier, W"A,manufacturer'8 agent, res 174 Cadboro Bay rd Deans, Mrs, fmr, "Oakville," Deans, George, fmr. "Oakville," Richmond rd Deans, John, fmr, "Oakville," Richmond rd Dodd, James, laborer. Gorge rd Dolly, F G. fmr, Sannich rd Dougherty, J C, Cedar Hill rd Downer, H G, plur ber, new Gorge rd Dudgeon, James, butcher, res Burnside rd Dunning, W H, farmer Cedar Hill rd Dupont, Major, C T, res Cad- boro Bay \d Elford, J P, contractor & build- er, res i)0 Cadboro Bay rd Elt'ord, Theoj), farmer, Fowl Rnv Elliott, W A, pvon Willows Hotel, Cadboro Bay rd Emery, John, fmr. Cedar Hill rd Emory, Alfred, Cedar Hill rd Emory, William, Cedar Hill rd Esnouf, R B, accountant, Har- rison st, Cadboro Bay rd Evans, B, fmr and Supreme Court usher, Pentiely farm, C idboro Bay Evans, H H, fmr, Pentiely farm Cadboro liny Everett, P, prop. Everett's Ex- change Esquimalt rd, cor Craigflower rd FiniKMtv, Michael, fmr, Spring park Farm, Mr. Tolmie Cross roads Folley, Wm, farm hand. Burn- side Farm Fuller A D, milkman, Cadboro Bay rd Furnaworth, James, farm band, Oakland ave C/^ ■"O l^l ^^ in^B 5=- ''^'iSH -fSH -3 m ^ "n O 3D Z m ^^ <^ ^ : > m < gotq B, WiLLIAMS &C0., '"" 'T.u.Z^^HL^^iitS!''''^ 97 JoluuHft 8tN«t, Wt. Broad maA 11—«1««, Vl0t«ria»B.a 1 ii^ M! t '« u m ' V i ^i', I'l ^ ■V I' ':< I u THE RONfSGH PIANOS ill i en f T o r o o CO ^re unaurp€used for Tone^ Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA, 172 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIllECTOBY. G mdiii James, master mariner, ''Hardalen," Craigflower vd Galley F, Topuze ave Giant Powder Mills, manager Ed Morris, Cadboro Bay Glendenning, John, fmr, Cedar Hillrd Glendenning P, Cedar Hill rd Graham Wm, engineer, SaanicJi rd Gray E J, machinist, Saanich rd Gray Samuel, contractor, Gorge rd_ Gi'itliths J, fmr, Carey rd Grove, Wm Henry, fiia*. The Oaks, Cedar Hill rd Hall, Dr. Cadboro Bay rd Hall, H G, law student, Saanich rd Hamlin LB, engineer. Foul Bay Hanson Peter, Edward st, Craig- flower rd Harrison E, decorator etc, Cad- boro Bay rd Harvey George, cler-c, " Stoney- i hurst," Belcher st Harvey Kout, (Turner Beeton .fe Co,) "Stoneyhurst,"Belcl)er st Heay, Mrs E, fmr, Cedar Hill rd Hedges F F, clerk, Cadboro Bay rd Henderson Paul, estate agent, Kichmond rd Hendry Alexander, Tyndal ave Henly, Harry, prou Clover Point Hotel Hillyer, Edward, farm hand, liose mount Farm, Cedar Hill Hooper i) G, bootmaker, Oak- land ave, Mount Tolmie rd Hooper Matthew, employee cor- poration, Ross Bay rd Houlihan P J, fmr, Richmond rd Humber James Stuart, brick- layer, Topaze ave Humber Luke, l>ricklayer, Topaze ave H ma be I*, fl, contractor and builder, Topaze ave Humber, Russell, bricklayer, Tc])azH ave Higgins, D W, M P P 157 Cadboro Bay rd Higgins, W R, lo7 Cadboro Bay rd Hunt John, nurseryman, Burn- side rd Irving tfohn, fmr, Cedar Hill rd Irving John jun, fmr, Cedar Hill rd Irving Robert, fmr, Cedar Hill r(l Irwin Dixon, accountant, Saan- ich rd Jones, fmr, Carey rd John R F, warden jail Johnason George, farm hrnd, Cross rds, Cedar Hill Kaye AVm, macdiiuist, Gorge rd Kiihler John R, Richmond rd Kidder Oral, farm hand, Rich- mond ni King Henry A, fmr, Cross rds, Cedar Hill King A H, fmr, Cross rds, Cedar Hill Knight G A, nurseryman, Mount Tolmie rd Knowles Robt, fmr, Burnside rd Lamberton AV B, fmr, Mount Tolmie rd Laudells R, school teacher, Cedar Hill Langley, A J, druggist, cor Moss and Fairfield Lawrence H, fmr, Burnside rd Lee Mrs M, widow, Cadboro Bay rd ]na.y. Captain W E, fmr, "Briarholme," Gordon Head The Latest Fashions received as soon as published^ at A. GRFGQ & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA. B. C. O a m w so ^.? o _ CO Q ? s 3 (D d •ji w O 3 ^ ? tx) THE ■ ■*«•. AIICIAU niAM^O ^^ '^' Leading Pianos in B. C m KuNIOUn rIANUu and have the largent sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VIC'/ORIA. X C/3 ■T t- iiJM M oT 0-£^ 5:- •F-< f-^. c« -Jp W a; CQ-? cc M-S ? a f Z o , C E, J P, fmr, Gonzales Farm Pickard, D P, carpenter, Cad- boro Bay rd Pollard, Rev'd W, Saunich rd Pollock, Mrs R J, fmr, Scott Hud Pollock rd, Ced;ir Hill Porter, Arthur, 49 Gorge rd Porter, Fred, butcher, Burnside rd CO ■n O U3 1^03 ^XI $r> K.CO ^co ^o ^o ^o Cfe o«» ^2 ^•■D -- I'i •-^ ■-r\ r^H H 03 ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., '"^ ^V"Ir]lfs?BTl^^?,'ETS"''^' 97 Joiiiuon Street.Sbet. Broad and Douslas, Victoria, B. O. I Si CA T y\m\\orA Rt Cf\ Direct importera of Pianos, Oroaiw . /\. i^moara o: v^o., ^^ musical imstbumbnto. o I p Ol- bJ ee co I- z bJ S z lie lU > O C9 M •9 I o bt Pridruore. Win, fmr and con- trnctor, Biirnside rd PrimroHe, Alex, Mount Tohnie Cross rds Prior. E«,MP, "The Priory," Pemberton Reverley, Cnpt F, SaHnich rd Richardn, Hon A N, police mag- istrate, Brookholra,St Charles Richards, F, Topnzo ave Rogers. J, compositor, Cedar Hill rd Rose, Sydney, ostler, Burnside Farm Rowland, J W, fmr, Burnside Farm Rowland, M, prop Burnside Hotel and fmr Russell, Jabez J, carpenter, Ed- ward st, Craigflower rd Russell, Jno J, fmr, Strawberry Vale, Burnside rd Sabin, N.-ip, fmr, C.dar Hill rd Scott, H J, clerk. Gorge rd Scott, Robert, fmr, Rose Mount Farm, Cedar Hill Sea, S, clerk, Burnside rd ' Sere, J B, itrrain and feed mer- chant, Richmond rd Semple, Alex, carringe maker, Edward st, Craigflower rd Sample, Robert, macTiinist, Ed- ward st, Craigflower rd Short, Henry, gunsmith, Ross Bay Short, Wm, bricklayer, Saanich rd Simpson, Alexander, tailor, Cad- boro Bay rd Sinclair, J. fmr, Cadboro Bay Smith, George E, "Innerdale Bank," Victoria Arm Smith, Geo, H,"Parf(n-ds Farm," Saaui(^h rd Smith, Geo, teamster, Saanich rd Smith, Henry,"Fairfiold Dairy," Moss st Smith, James, farm hand, Rich- mond rd Smith, Sam, painter, Edmonton rd Smith, Thomas, Moss st Smith, W, oign painter, Craig- flower rd Somers, Isaac, carpenter, Tyn- dal ave, Cedar Hill Speed, Thos W, letter carrier, Saanich rd Spence, John, fmr, Tyndal avo Standi^h, W G, frar, Gordon Head Styles, James, expressman, Craigflower rd Taylor, Rev'd G W, Cedar Hill Thistle, W H, fmr, Cadboro Bay rd Thomas James, caretaker Ross Bay Cemetry Thomson, C W R, secy Vic. Gas Co, Gorge rd Tod, Alex, fmr, Cadboro Bay rd Toti, Fred, fmr, Cedar Hill rd Tod, Jamet , fmr, Cednr Hill rd Tod, Jas Jun,fmr, Cedar Hillrd Toimie, R F, Ist clerk, Liind Kogister Office, "Cloverdale," VicDis't T-lmie, H^^nry W, "Cloverdale Farm," Saanich rd Toimie, Jas, MP P, "Cloverdale Farm," Saanich rd Toimie, John W, "Cloverdale Farm," Saanich rd Toimie, Simon F, "Cloverdale Farm/' Saanich rd Toimie, Wra F, "Cloverdale Farm," Saanich rd 00 t'* A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b. c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City \ ' O Eh O O CO W O P M K H (A 0S5 N < h 10 10 s ^ <4 * I L CA T r»r«Korrl A?r r^r» Direct lmi»ortew of Pianos, Uroanb • •*^» i-'OmDarU year.) It« length on C o 3 H b3 > O z 09 BUfll I lAMQ 9a Pn Keep always in titoeii u lln^t-ciiu-is Assortment ■ If ILLiniflO CK UUii) of Underwc^ar, all sizes and Prices. Bee them. 9T JokaMii Street, lict. Broad and Donslwh Victoria, B. O. m \B. n t ■ \\ /; „, ! vrf I i* y^ «il »'"^!':> l.i .3 '1 - * I 7 11 ( •PVl O "R r\n 1 canVl Pi Q n ncj ^*'« ''^« «e(K/mf/ Pianos in B.C., XJJLt? Xl/UIliOlyll iricallUO and have the largest salt. C. A. Lombard Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. m < o I- o flc o u lu ui oc H (0 I- z UI z oc UJ > o to O s o ^ r-; O CO 1^ €^ 176 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. GoLUSTUKAM 12 iuilo.-i fcoiu Victoria is excoe li.ii^ly j)i(;tLii'e.i;|ue. and id famous as a pleasure resort while game is hunted on the sarrounding hills. Langford Lalie is within a short distance, where from all quarters in the summer months large nmubevs of i)ersons avail themselves of the plains and the lake for pleasure and sport. fitoyai j^aval Yard, E(»<|uiiiialt; Naval and Victualling and Accounrant in charge — James H.Innis. Chief Clerk— T. Widney Dobbin. Stall' Engineer, Jl. N.— Edward Mathews, iioatswain, K, N.— Ellas Lake. Carpenter, li. N. — Edward A Kelynack CLE11K8 Kenneth MeKenzie Gervas ¥ Wake Frederick Dave.v Pliillip 1) Goepel PRINCIPAL STOREHOU8EA1EX. Caleb Bishop Charles Harry liichard Downer Richard Phillips Cooper— Tho8 Dodds. Assistant Storehouseman — A. . I. E. Frith. Armourer — Tlionuis Kichardsor Armourer's Assistant — Hugh Logan. Carpen- ter's Mate— W J Hpilman. Leading IStoker— J Littlelield. (Store- keeper's lioatman — VV. J. Williams. Postnuin, &c, Lance Corporal, 8. i'ope. MARINE GUARD Consisting of one Non-Comissioned Oltlcer and eight Raitkand File. FIRST CLASS TORPEDO liOATS JS'oH. ;5» and 40 J. H. Williams J. W Whitham F. J, Vere Royal Naval Ho^iiital, Esquiiiialt. StaffSurgeon, R. N., in charge— M. Fitz Gerald. Steward, &e, James An- drews. Sick Berth Attendant— Jo.seph Cohen. Cook— J. T. Burgess Post Master. I'squimalt -J. T. Howard. Post Master, Col wood— Arthur I'eatt. Post Maater Goldstream— James Phair Ashley. Thonifts, gardener, Esq- • uimalt rd Aslele, T, engineer (water w) I'^squimalt rd Atkins, Joseph, frar, Colwood fa in, Goldstieam Atkins, Thomas, fmr, Colwood farm Atkins, Thomas J, lirae burner Colwood farm, Goldstream At'iins, William, laborer, Bel- mont Bayley, Joeph, prop. Half Way House, Esquimau rd Bobbinj^ton, George, waterman Esquimalt town A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES 8TREE1 Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. Q O o H I M CO to o g I'* GC y The Ronisch Pianos •^ir,rzr„;r::,f-''-' ('. A. LonLhard (V (-o.. Sole A^enis, Victoria. T o o - CO C^ uj ciS •r.| O o »« Is CD i4 E8QUTMALT DIUECTORY. 177 Bland, James, Mnry 8t, V West Bland, Joseph, carpenter, Es- quimau rd Boylf, John, laborer (dry dock) Esquimau town Bolton, Revd W W, M A, Rec- tor Esqnirault, Esqnim't town B'acklebury, J, teamster, 4 mile House Brayfield, Charles, laborer Esq Bremmer, Henry, o nployee (E ^ s I z m -< QQ T^Q b. VnLLllihll>0(bU., Vamsbs, blankets, Eta 97 JohHMMi Str*«t, bat. Broad muA DoacUa, Viotorla, & OL If ii Ifll g THE RONISuH PIAfJUS touch and DurabUittt. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 178 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIUECTORY. Graves, Mrs, widow, Cormor- ant Lodge, Esquimau town Grieve, A D, carpenter, Dry Dock, Esquimalt town Hanington, W L C, fmr, Ald- demere, tliglilaud dist Harman, John, boatmau, Globe Hotel, Esquinuilt town Harris, Henry, prop Hiiip Inn, Esquimau town Harris, Sara Dale, miller, Mary St, Vic West HeaJy, SViliiam, fmr, hjooke Lake Henlv, W G, fmr, Esquimult rd" Hill, John, teamster, Parson's bridge Holmau, James, shoe maker and boatman, Esquimalt town Horn, II H. t-mployee (E & N Uv) llass;iU staiiou, Victoria West Horrie, John, fmr. Mountain Cove, Esquimau dist Howard, John Thomas, prof) Howard's Hottl, Esquimalt town Howard, Victor, assistant (Howard's Hotel,) Esquimalt town Hunt, Wm, fmr, Esquimalt town Innes, C B, clerk (B B C) Es- quimalt to\ n Isbister, James, boatman, Es- quimalt town Jarrett, B W, bartender, 4 milo House Jenkins, C F, carpenter, Cath- erine st, Vic West Jones, David, public school teacher, Esquimult town Jones, Fred, A, stoker (Drj Dock) Esquimalt rd Jonlaii, C, baker, Mary st, Vic West J(>rdau, Wu), baker Mary st V West Keeler, R, groceries and pro- visions, E^quimalt town Kirk, James G, engineer v/ater works, E'^qnimalt town Lambert, Mrs, widow, Esqui- malt town Lambert, Wm, laborer, Con- stani:e Cove Lavender, Jos, laborer, High- land dist Lloyd, Charles, laborer, Dry DiKtk, Esquimalt town Logan, Hugh, telephone oper- ator, Esquimalt Logan. James, farm hand, Goldstream Logan, Uriah, pensioner, Es- quimalt town^ Lucey, John, teamster. Par- sou's bridge Lutus, Hugh, farm hand. Gold- stream Magill, David, stoker, Dry Do(;K, Es(jinnii;lt town Maltby, Richard, fmr. Pike lake. Highland dist Martin, J W, laundry, Esqui- malt rd Martin, Thomas, j>rop Grove saloon, Esquimalt rd McCallum, Capt A E, Maple Bank, Esquimalt harbor McDonald, D G, carpenter, Es- quimalt McKay, Charles, carriage paint- er, Vic West McKenzie, Alex, section fore- man, Goldstream McKenzie, Donald, fmr, Par- son's bridge McKenzie, George, fmr, Par- son's bridge The Lntesi Faahions reoeived a§ aoom a* pmblithad, al A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET. VKTrOREA. S. C '•% SoU lO lO < a o < b H r - X \ The Ronisch Pianos Are lJs.UM.A«H»te Tone, Touch, ...d C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA- ESQUIMALT DIRECTORY 179 US MeKenzie, J 11, carriage build- er, Vic West McKenzie, James, tinr, Par- sou's bridge More/1, Frunk, farm hand, Gcld- stream Muir, A C, engireer, Dry Dock, Esquimau town Muirhead, James, sou'r, saw raiil prop, llussell station, V West Muirhead, James McLaren, joiner, Bussell station, Vic West Muirhead, John T, joiner, Rus- sell station, Vic Wfwt Muller, Ernest, Parsons bridge Nuun, Charles, assistaut. Half Way House, Esquimalt rd Pearce, Joseph T, groceries and provisions, Esquimalt town Pearson, Thomas, mechanic, Esquimalt rd Pcatt, Arthur, hotel keeper and post-master, Colwood Peatt, A Henry, fmr, Colwood Peatt, A Thomas, fmr, Col- wood Pliair, James, prop Gold- stream Hotel, Goldstreara Pike Bros, fmrsaud lime burn- ers, Millstream, Highland dist Pooley, C E, Q C, M P P, bar- rister, "Fernhill," Esquimalt rd Porter, James, fmr, Aldermere, Highland dist Potta, James, laborer, Con- stance CovO; Esquitiialt rd Pratt, David, ship carpenter, Henry st, Vic West Price, Henry, prop Parson's Bridge Hotel Price, Richard, Parson's Bridge Hotel Pugh, E W. fmr, Jordan Md'vvs Raford, Walter, laborer. Par- son's bridge Reeves, W 1, laborer, Esqui- malt town Reid, Miss, Esquimalt rd Ritket, iSam, farmer, Highland dist Robinson, W, Esquimalt town Robinson, Mrs, widow, Esqui- malt Rothwell, Wm, retired, Esqui- malt town Royal Navy Club House, Foster's wharf, Esquimalt town UuKKell, Roltert John, "Springfield," Esquimalt rd Sailor's Club House, Esquimalt rd Sallaway, J F, school teacher, Colwood Scaffe, J H, farmer, Long Lake Highland diat Scott, James, fmr, Sooke Lake Simpson, Henry, fmr. Mill- stream Somraerville, Wm, engineer, Catherine st, Vic VV^est i^tar ^^hip buildinj; yartl, Point Ellice Stephenson F L, assistant master, St Paul's School, Es- quimalt town Stewart. James, fmr, Esqui- malt Harbor Stewart, John, fmr, Pike Lake, Highland Stock, John, watchman (Dry Dock) Esquimalt town St Paul's Collegiate School, principal Rev'd W W Bolton, M A, Esquimalt tovrn c^ ViiH "^ lira ^^ H ra ft=a ,»||| "^ ' «iV' -^ ' 1 1' 1 ^ -Jlli c^ i' |j| ^o i'^^PI ^c=- ' |I:|| -H sffl I'll H 3 G O to B. WILLIAMS & COm ^*^^^*'"'^-^""^!^''* »"*' ^y' Clothing 01 JolioMMi StsMt, Wt. BwMiil ■niiPQinl—, ITMmfim B. O 1 'i ' ! \ if M .f!ig TT i. o ca < e *J o o z X o cc o o 09 (- z ui E Z e ui > o O o< CO 13 15 H o r-j CO -^ -»— > o o 2Q CU o CO a:) CO TTieTlonisch Pianos ^^^^^" LEABTTTonPTiwjffiHT^ J. UC rVOIllbCn JT IdllUb ^^d have the Larseat Sale C A. LOmSARB A CO», AQSMTS, VICTORIA. 180 BKITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Strachan, Andrew, prop B C Broom miil'g co, Esquimalt ra Tensey, Thomas, section fore- man, Goidstn>am Wake, G F, Oak Hill, Esqui- malt rd, Wall, Wm, fmr, Alderraere, Highland dist Walker & Son, fmrs, Sooke Lake Walker, F G, solicitor, Enqui- raalt rd Waterhouse, Thomas, mach- inist. Hospital n; »^-o"ima1t Watson, Alex, jr, shi, Ider, Catiieiine st, Victori;. West Watt, Wm John, ship ctrpen- ter, Henry st, Vic West Weeks, W, fmr, Jordan mea- dows, Leech river Weeks, W, jr, fmr, Jordan me.idows Williams, 0, prop St George's Inn, Esquimalt rd Williiims, Charles, fmr, La- goon Williams, James, boatman, Es- quimalt harbor V/innacott, H, gardener, 4 mile house • ; Woodhams, Tliclnird, boatman. Hospital rd, Esquimalt town Work, Mrs, widow, J'^squimalt rd Young, AVra, boatman, Esqui- malt town Sing Lee, laundry, Esquimalt town War Lung, hiandry, Esquimalt town Wood, Thos, keeper Marine Hospital. Indian Reserve, Es- quimalt Dist (VJETOHOSIN DiSTRIGT. *: -UA Jncluduig Ila/jpi/ \"((llej/. Rocky J'oinf and Bechpv Day. This sectiop of Vancouver Inland in the Pcininion Eleotonil Difltrict of Victoria and Provincial of Ms.^iiimalt, \a situaled south-west fro-n Viotoria, reached by stiipes and distant about fifteen mik'p. It is tssoutiallr a farminp district, there bein^' extensive cattle and sheep ranges on the adjacent bills. By a recent net of tl)e Provincial Leri^lMtHre a charter for a branch line of railway was granted, with a projected terminus at Becher Bay, an extensive harbor at the soutlicrn extremety of the district. Thiw section is particularly noted for its charming PC(-nciy nnd as a rural suburb, in consequence of its close proximity to Victoria and Fsquimalt, will at all times be a favorite resort for riding nnd driving,' parties. Rocky Point is south and Happy Valley in north-cast part of Metchosin. An Episcopal church dedicated to St. Mary was consecrated in 1.S73. Excellent public schools are provided. The Dominion quarautiae hospital is in this district A. 6BE6G dc SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET, Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B, C. O CD go 5-H I— I w <1 -1 o Cpi >1 O jH i • (♦• U THE m\m PIANOS z Pi a M X OD (I ^re f ne Leading Ptanoa in ft. C and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICrORIA. METCHOBIN DIHECTORY. 181 Po9t Mistiess— Mrs R Gleed CO Ar^ylo, A, light house keeper, llocky point Argyle, ThonoMS, fmr, Rocky pt Bfittesby, George, fmr, Rocky point Ball, Charles, finr, Rocky pt Browu, C B, hospital steward Albert Head Brown, George, quarantine, Albert Head Clark, John, fmr Cole, George, fmr Cook, George, fmr Dickson, James, stone cutter Duke, Thomas, fmr, Albert Hd Duke, Thomas, fmr, Albert Head Dvitnal, George, fmr, Albert Head Fields, Edward, fmr Fisher, VVm, J P, fmr Fraser, Caroline, fmr Fraser, Miss Flora public sobool teacher, Rocky pt Gleed, Mrs R, post mistress \ iind fmr Helgeseu, Hans, fmr ^ Low, Abraham, fmr Mull, Isaac, fmr, Happy Valley Oldiug, .Miss Jessie, publh' school teacher Parker, John, fmr. Rocky pt Parker, Thomas, fmr. Rocky pt Pearse, George, fmr Peoggeo, Ginlio, fmr, Happy valley Roy, Samuel, fmr Rhode, Joseph, fmr, Happy Valley Vine, Edward, J P, fmr, Rocky point Scott, John, Happy Valley Scott, Louis, fmr, Happy Valley Smait, Caroline Mrs, fmr Weir, Robert, J P, fmr Wittj, Mary, fmr (»> 4 I- SOOKE. Sooke situated about 23 miles eouth-west from Victoria, is a thriving settlement and amongst the first on the Island. The noil is mostly black loam and clayey loam with clay sabsoil, and is very productive. Cereals, fruit and vegetables thrive well, oats have been sown as late as July 1st in some of the swamps, and a crop of hay taken off in September, having attained a height of five fet^t. Apples, pears, and plumbs do exceedingly well, and some of the pears are the finest in the Province; turnips have weighed from twenty to thirty pounds each. Iron of a good quality,- and copper are in the district, the copper mine having been worked several months this year. Souke harbor is a splendid shest of water, and salmon are very plentiful in it. The "Woodside Mill" owned and run by the Mnir Bros., carry on a lumbering business. Mr- James Keili, cooper, deps a good business. There are also a few good sitet that might be obtained and used to advantage, for public works, such as sugar refining, animal charcoal, &o, especially wht-n the proposed extension of the £ & N By to Becher Bay or Sooke is completed. There is communication twice "T1 o ^O S3 '^ m • Tl H Z O CD mm. WILLIAMS & CO., '^^ ^^IxStSTBTf.^^.ET;''''^' tf 1 JoluuonJStreeObet. Broad mni Dooslaa, Victoria, B. C ij i% '■!■" '!■? 4. i,i It' 1 1 ,i < M r* A J rktnkorrl R7C*r\ Direct Importen of Pianos, Oroams v^. n.. i^umudru ex v^o., ^^^ MtJsioAL instbumibnto. "V-IOTOK/I-A., B.C. o od 5 X 5 > 8 liJ u c z Z z c > o (9 et 09 .S g o a O Wj o Eh H P at Eh a r 8 08 (Qn; > MIO IS 10 W Ci Ci Cj D D E( Gj Gi Gi B. t CAT K r 1 /?r C*r\ ^^'^^ im|M>rtere of Pianos, Oboanb . /*■• l-/OmDa,rQ e 10 10 OTTEIl POINT DIRECTOEY. 183 GTTER POINT. Ottor Point in the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial on EsqniraaH, in nitnated Fouth-west of Sooke to which it joiua. All the hemlock bark used in the Victoria Innneiies is i.rocured from this section. There is considerable jfood Irnd open for BCttlement. The eoil is principally a clay loam, producing splendid crops of clover, jjraflses, roots and graina. The dis. triot is of ooal formation, an J copper ore has been found. Cattle and sheep thrive well. Pest Master — Edward Gordon. Anderson, David, logger Charters, John I, fmr Dower, Albert, logger Gondie, John, logger ftnd fmv Joseph, B, logger Kerap, Richard, fmr MoKenzio, Donald, logger and fmr McQuine, Frank, logger Scaif, George, laborer Scarf, Oscar, fmr Sessford James fmr Shields, Edward, fmr Smith. A, laborer k! tockhard, John, logger Verdier, Frank, logger Verdier, James, logger Verdier, John, logger Wreford, Walter, logger LAKE. Anderson, George, M P P, fmr, Lake District Belyea, A S, fmr, Berry, fmr, Lake Black, John, fmr, AVest rd, Lake Bradbury, H C, farm hand. Lake Brown, Geo H Wilson, J P, fmr, E. Iload,Lake Camp, John, prop Royal Oak, Castleton, Mrs, tmr Castleton, Arthur, fmr Duval, fmr, West rd, Lase Disi Dwyer, John, fmr, Like Ede, John, overseer City Water Works Garrett, G. fmr Griffiths, J, whafirnger, (C P N Co) res Collingwood Guyotte, Jos, fmr. West rd Hawkins, A D, farm hand Heal, Harry, fmr Heal, John, fmr Heal, Walter", fmr Hick, Wm, fmr Johnson, W, fmr Prospect Lake Jones, S P, fmr Jones, W W, fmr, Cross rds Lindsay, George, sen, fmr Lindsay, Geo, jr, fmr May, Thos, f nr McHugh, Henry, JP, fmr, "Elk Park Farm," E rd McKenzie, Robt. fmr Porter, J, fmr, Prospect Lake Simpson, Cai)t J M, East rd Spotts, C, fmr Hpotts, J, fmr Steinberger, Wm, sen, tmt ^ O > C o X "^ -J 30 < 0) I ti 11 i^^B^^^H 1 '^ 1 i-i II 4 BUfll I lAMUi A Pn K^P always in IStock a flrst-class Assorttneiit ■ IflLLIHIflO OC UUi) of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. BeethMB. 91 JakwMi SteMt, Wt. BrMid a&d DmsIm, Viotevlm B, O, ii i s z > o O M CO P3 s O o o CO CO J. 110 XvOHlSCJl irlQiHOS and have the largest sale. C. A. Lombard Sf Co., So le Agents, Victoria. 1S4 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKEOTOUY. Mteinberger, Wm, jr, ftnr Stevens, John, finr, hotel keeper West r. I Temple, Win, laboivr Totiet, P, friir Twfty, John, fmr, Cordova Bay Tway, John E, fmr, Cordova Bay VValu)tj, Marc »s, fmr. West rd WiikiiKson, Edwd 8, fmr, "Col- quitz Farm," WilkiuHon, Horace W, fii«r "Col- quiiz Farm" Wilkinson, Jlich \V, fmr "CoU quitz Farm" Yoiin'', John Jj, fm.r, Weat rd SAANIGH. The pf'niur.uliir of Bn micli coraprisoH the ilisfcricts of North ii> <1 Houth Suiriidi ai);l Lake, in tho D > uinion Electoral Di^tri-jt of Vniicoiivei' and pro- viMtiial of Victoria diHtrict; is situated North of Victoria, and comprises about 4().0()() acreri, mostly all farmin^j hind, the soil altlioni^h varyini; considerably is, more particularly in the extensive valleys and prairies, of a rich black loam having a depth (jf from 8 inches to 2 feet, while that bordering on the coast is chiefly comi)riHed of lime and shell (detritu-*) tho latter beinj^ a valuable fer- tilizer for the ;^.irdon and orj'.ia'd. In fchi3 northern part of the Peninsular C(»al of a superior quality has been disoo ered. During the next nossion of Parliament application will be made l)y a company tooimMtructa raihvay from Victoria to a point near S loal Harbor and Swartz Bay at Nt)rth Saanich thence to Garry Point, Lulu Landinjj, also to the South side of the Fraser Kiver, near Canoe Pass and to connect with tha Canadian I'acifio Uailway and the railway system of the United States. If completed it will undoubted- ly be a great benefit to the Peninsular, b''insir.>? aa it will the market of the Mainland to within easy distance, for the sale of the lar^'c qnantities of farm and orchard produce cultivated in this district. At North Saanich, Messrs. Brackman <& Ker, have an extensive grist flour mill employini; many hands; and this summer extensive brickfields ha'i been started by Messrs. Copeland & Smith. Tha Saanich Liinw Oo'y liave large kilns, where they manufacture all grades of lime, supplying the mainland and the island extensively. The East and West coast steamers call at frequent nt- tervals at the commodious wharf situated close to the flour mills. Thj agri- cultural society has been established s:>mo 20 yoi. -s and annually holds an ex- hibition in their extensive hall, which is enclosed in abcut 4 acres of land. There are two English churclies with a pjrmaaent rector, the Rev'd *iregory, and one Catholic, and three public schools. Stages leave Victoria for South Saanich Lake and North Saanich. The East and West roais run the entire length of the Peninsuhir, aud are distant about 2>,^ mile^ a|>art. Daring the season salmon are very plentiful in the waters which sei)arate the I)euinsular from Cowichan, and good troat fishing can be had in the several streams and lakes in the district. A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STflEH Opposite Langley Street^ Victoria, B. C L tlO! ^« 1 m •♦a o ■ eS ? 1 § o L The Ronisch Pianos ^:„r»LtZ;:!;r;i"''' C. A, Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. CQ M IS I* fiqS SAANICH DIIIECTOIIY. 185 South Haakioh AoBiouLTnn • d Society— Pre.si) to the various parts of the island arj remarkably good. Its position between the three centres of population^ Victoria, Vancouver and Nanaimo affords a great advantage over many parts of the Province, and enables the settlers to reach the best markets. As a fruit Jilson, Nt'l*-on, fmr Norton, John, fmr Perkins, Walter, gentleman Pottinger, Charles, fmr Purdy, R A, school teacher Robertson, Wm, fmr Robinson, Henry W, fmr Roseraan, E J, fmr Sampson, Henry, fmr Schmitt, W^ra, fmr Silva, J, fisherman, Reid Isl Silverson, Alex, blacksmith Shaw, John, fmr Shepherd, John W, lumberman Smitli, J T, gentleman Smith, Wm, laborer Staff, Alfred, fmr Staff, Harriet, fmr Stark, Willis, fmr Stevens, Henry, fmr Thomas, Robt, fmr Walter, Arthur, J P Walter, Edward, fmr Westtin, Wm, fmr Whims, Clark, laborer Whims, Wm, fmr BURGOm BAY. Aflseflsor and Go11eotor~Sam ilnxwell, PoBt MiJrter— Sam Maxwell. A. OBEGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STBEH, LmgiV SInel, Vkhria, A C ^4 [ o O tin O W o t-H M ►^ an ^8 OK Htd (^> go M CQ 1 ^z '■ CcQ ■ ^ ■ ^ a ^■0 1 -'^> 11 ^2 \M IH if ^ 1 L> 'm ^H if c-H # * o i 30 '^t z m ■< 09 • :i ^% Vi !!•" 1 m • ■('*, I El 1 • m I' ' I'- ■I I Ml '.li: !, 1 ■sif W ■& % :S ( .& W4 CA T.nmKar/^ J?r Po '^^'^ importew of Pianos. Om>am( ! I I I.; I ' I •t o CD go: o *- III ui 190 BBITISU COLUMBIA DIBEGTOBT. Beid, Satarns, Samnel, Narrow and Tumbo, all situated on the ffreat waterway for all Teasels from Viotoria, (35 miles) Vanoouver. (35 miles) New Westminster (35 miles) am the coaling port of Nanaimo. (34 miles.) There are many ex oellent farms in this district, prodnoingr abnndant crops of grain and first-lass frail Oattle, sheep and hogs are also raised in large numbers. Fish is very plentiful in the passages and straits thatdiride the sereral Islands. Deer and grouse abound in moderate numbers. The Alder, Maple, Douglas Pine and Cedar, timber the ralley and hillsides. There is every indication of Coal in the settlemeni a w 1 > o o M •0 o. 8 c34 CO UJ Auchterlonie, James, fmr, Pen- der Isl Auchterlonie, L, fmr, Pender Isl Bennett, James fmr, Mayne Isl Bennett, Thos, zmr, Mayne Isl Campbell, James C. fmr, Sam- uel Isl Clapham, Henry, fmr, Galiano Isl Gollinsnn, Melrille, fmr, Mayne Isl Collinson W T, fmr, post master Collinson Wm, sen, fmr, Mayne Isl Colston, R C, fmr, Mayne Isl Colston, S B, fmr, Mayne Isl Cook, Carl, fmr, Mavne Isl Cook, John, fmr, Galiano Isl Cook, Wm, fmr, Mayne Isl Cotter, Thos, fmr, Galiano Isl Deacon, John, sen, fmr, Mayne Isl Deacon, John H, fmr, Mayne Isl Deacon, Wm, fmr, Mayne Isl Eckholm, John, laborer, Mayne Isl Figg, T, gentleman, Mayne Isl Flannajan, Michael, fmr, Sam- uel Isl Gaffery, Thos, fmr. Provost Isl Ganner, Elijah, fmr, Galiano Isl Georgeson. George, fmr, Mayne Isl Georgeson, Henry, sen, lit?ht house keeper, Mayne Island Georgeson, Henry junr, fmr, Mayne Isl Georgeson, John, fmr, Galiano Isl Georgeson, Wm, fmr, Galiano Isl Gray, Judson, fmr, Galiano Isl Grimmer, W, J P, fmr, Pender Is Groth, Charles, fmr, Galiano Isl Hamilton, James, fmr, Pender Isl Heck, Jacob, fmr, Mayne Isl Higgs, Leonard, fmr, Fender Isl Hoger, Henry fisherman, Mayne Isl Hope, Rutherford, fmr, Pender Isl Hudson, J A, fmr. Narrow Isl Liddel, John, fmr, Pender Isl McKay, Mrs, Saturna Isl McKinnon, M, school teacher, Mayne Isl Millington, William, fmr, Gal- ianu Isl Murcheson, Finlay, sen, fmr, Galiano Isl Murcheson, F, jr, fmr^ Galiano Isl Norton, R H, mining engineer, Tumbo Isl Payne, C R 8, fmr, Saturna Isl Payne, Gerald, fmr, Satnrna Isl Puetz, J E, J P, Mayne Isl Pike, W M. fmr, Saturna Isl Robson, F J, fmr, Marae Isl Robson, James, ,fmr, Mayne Isl Robson, Wm M, J P assessor, collector and fmr, Majrna Isl Seabrook, J J, fmr, Galiano Isl A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates stbeet, victoiia. b. c Beoeive the first Imported Woolen Ootnis in the City ) u oc (-6 > o o lO lO ^ S X CO 3 b < CO(D go mi H ^< on Ita "•f I I '^m CAT U. A f^T f^£\ Direct importers of Pianob, Oroams . A. i^omDara 8, J, fmr Smith, Michael John, fmr Symons, H D, fmr Watson, John, fmr Wellbum, H O, Got . agen' and fmr CORFIELD. GorlMd, in the Dominion Electoral District of Vaneouvoi and Provincial of Oowiohan. is aitaated at th« head of Oowichan Bay, oommonly designated the Flats— about two miles from Oowiohan wharf, 1^ miles from either Mo- Pheiaon's or Koksilah stations on the Esquimalt A Nanaimo Railway. II is the largest trael of tortile land m Oowichan Distriofc and enormously pi«dvo- R yfll I lAMQ Ml Pfl K^P ttlwayti ill fiUH-k a drstH^lasii Assortment P« lilLLIIIIfly 01 UU«| of Underwear, all sices and Prices. Sm T li The Eonisch Pianos^ZHr^:^^^-' C. A. Lombard^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria,. 192 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. tive, but unfortunately the largest portion is reserved for Indians, abijuad in fish, aud in winter wild diioks are very numerous. Post Master— Geo. T. Corfield The rivers Bartlett George, fmr Botil, James, fmr ami bridge builder Corfield, Geo T, post master and generul merchant Mailland, Dougall F H, J P, fmr Maitland, Dougall James, fmr Manley, M J, fmr Manley, Robt, fmr Manley, Wm, fmr Marriuer, Mrs A, Bay View, fmr Marshall, Matthew, fmr Marshall, Thon, J P, fmr Pimbury, A, fmr Kvan, Charles, farm hand Hyan, Henry, farm hand Ryan, Rd, farm hand Ryan, Mrs, fmr Sylvester, Miss, School teacher Williams, Mrs S, prop boarding house SHAWNIGAN, Including Cohhle Hill. Shawnigan District, in the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial Electoral District of Cowichan, having its centre at Cobble Hill, an important station on the E. & N. Ry, 31 miles from Victoria. There are good roads leading to all parts of the sotfloinont, which is principally agricnl- tural. Thare is also a lime quarry and kiln, and the excellent quality of the lime has already established for it a demand in the Proviace. A large and comfortable hotel, with general store attached, has just been erected close to the station, which will prove very convenient to sportsmen and travellers generally. Post Master— H. T. Porter Allen, David, fmr Bahr, Theodore, fmr Bowkett, James, fmr Burnham, Pjiigeno, fmr Chapman, T, fmr Copley, Wm, fmr Cameron, J fmr Dougan, Jas, fmr Dobson, Benj, fmr Farnsworth, James, fmr Fischer, A, blacksmith Freeman , Jas, fmr Gabourie, Louis, fmr Greig, John, fmr Hawkins, John, fmr • Haudy, Sam, sen, fmr Han«ly, Sam, jun, fmr Hollings, Henry, fmr Hov, J A, school teacher Kelly, R. fmr Lafortune, Frank, fmr Lafortune, Joseph, fmr Larsen, Gus, fmr Marble, Sam, fmr McKean, Major Geo, logger McLennan, Pet r, fmr A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREG . » Opposite Langley Street, Viclorui, B. C. n 5 C. i Ci ^ Ci A D( D( Fc Fc G( GO fmmmm i' The Ronisch Pianos ^ """""ST^.^"^*"*'"* G. A. LOMBARD A 0O.| AOBNTS, VIOTORIA. S 6- o.. CO I OS ui . OS ^« |« COWICHAN DISTRICT DIliKCTOKY I'M McPherson, Douald, sectiou foreman, (E ife J«J Hy) Morloij, ChuH, 8bawuiguu Lake Hotel ^igiitiugale, Joiiu, fiiir Mightiugale, Arthur, J P, fmr Oluey, iSamiiel, tinr Porter, J T, Cobble Hill Hotel and Mtore keeper Porter, H T, station agent (E & N li^',) and postmaster Petersen, Peter, fmr liiiymond, Joiiu, lime burner lia^mund, John, jr, lime burn- er Rivers, John, fmr liivers, Wiiiam, fmr lliverH. Chas, fmr Taggart, W J, fmr Verdiere, John fmr Wiliier, George, fmr Woodruflf, G, fmr KOKSILAH, Koksilali in the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver, rnd Provincial Electoral DlHtriet of Cowichrin, ia a settlement situated about midvray between Victoria (38 miles) and Naaaimo (35 miles) and is a station on the Esquimalt k Nau'ti mo Kailway. The population of this district is already considerable, numbering over 3U settlers within an area of four square miles, whose splendid farms '.ud industrial enterprise compare favorably with the working results of other districts. The rate of progress since the opening up by the railway received an important impetus, and the result is that there has been drawn to Koksilah not ouly sottleiti of capital, who now invest with perfect confldenoe, but it has also stimuhited the poorer settlers who formerly vacated . their farms for more reiauaorative work to apply themselves diligently to the im- provement of their homesteads and the cultivation of the soil. Post Master -J. G.Crozier; Telegraph Office. Blyth.'Alex, frar Blvth, John H Blyth, Mrs Ronden, James, fmr Brunell, Alouzo blacksmith Burns, W C, frar Carsell, Phillip, frar Coleman, Walter, fmr Crozier, J C, agent and post master Devine, John, frar Doupe, Samuel, fmr Ford; Walter, carpenter Forster, Ed, fmr Good, Henry L, station agent and operator Hoar, Belmont, sadJler Hooper Keating, Alex Kitcher, Henry, fmr Mark, George, f mi- Mark, John J, engineer Marshall, Wm S, fmr McFadgeu, Finlay McGill, Wm, fmr McKenelley, C, fmr McLay, John, fmr McLay, Bobt, fmr Mearns, Alexander, fmr Mearns, James, fmr Mearns, Bobt, fmr Mearns Samuel, fmr "n O 2 's o o ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., 2 m for Fine Hats and Caps, Tbuwi^ VALUHik Bi^AWKsn, Sta •' V ■till % I THE RONISCH PIANOS An w tamr p a med /or nm$t Touch (Mnd DurabHitp. C. A. LOMBARD A CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 194 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Merrifield, Mrs Wm Millett Wm Nightingale James, fmr Bobinson John James Bowe James, fmr Bowe Samael, fmr Byan B G, fmr Sylvester Miss E, school teacher Tartlon, Joseph fmr Waters Wm, fmr White John H, fmr White Joshaa, fmr QUAMICHAN. Sitaated in the central portion of the Valley and one of the most attraotiye and best agricultural Bcetions of Oowichan District' Post Master — W. P. Jaynea. Adams & Beaumont, store and Saloon Alexander, David senr, fmr Alexander, David, jr,^fmr Alexander, Jas, fmr Barkley, Capt, B N Bickmore, E A, fmr Blyth, W A, fmr Cargill, Walter A, fmr Currie, Daniel, carpenter Donckele, Bev'd Father, Oatho- lic missionary Duncan, W G, fmr Duyer, John G, fmr Eaton, G I, fmr Elkington, W H, fmr Fry, Henry, sen, M P P, J P, fmr Fry, Henry, jr, G E Gray, P, farm hand Green, Abraham, fmr Green, Gharles, teamster Holmes, David, fmr ^ Jaynes, W P, general merchant and post master Leakey, Arthur, fmr Leakey, Bev'd T H, Incumb, 8t Peter's church Leathers, een'r, gentleman Leathers, Frank, fmr Lomas, W H, Indian Agent Mathew, Lt Gol W C, J P, retired McCarthy, F, section foreman (E A N ry) McCallura, Arthur, fmr McKay, E B, civil engineer Owen, H and A, fmrs Price A Jaynes, props Quamichan Hotel <^aainlchaii Hotel, props Price A Jaynes Bobertsuu, \\ m, fmr Bobotham, J no B, JP, l^urgeon- General, MD, retired, Bondeault, Bevd^ather, Catho- lie missionary Simpson, Hardy, fmr " Street, John, blacksmith Ht Ann's Convent Sumner, James, carpenter Wntson, Mrs, widow Wilson, Bonald, fmr Wilson, Wm, gentleman Wood, T A, fmr Wood, W A, station agent (£ A I n Ul A. QREQO & SON. 41 fAItt illECTr VlCIOIU» I. a h Bi Cfi CI Gi GC I The Ronisch Pianos ^:^,rt2S:jr^"^^ (>. Ji. Lornhard^" Co., Safe Jl^ents, Virforia. 8 OOWIOHAN DUTEIOT DIBIOTOBT. 195 C HEMAINUS . Including Oyster Bay Thetis ^ Kuper Islands. In the Dominion Electoral District of Vancouver and Provincial of Cowiclian, is situated on Horse Slioe Bay, which afTords excellent anchor, age and protection for the vessels whicli load lumber at the saw mill, the property of Croft k Angus. The mill cuts sixty thousand feet per diem, the principal part of which is exported. There is an excellent Hotel, also store and Court House. The Railway station is close to the mill and steam- boat landing. The water supply is excellent. There are a number of fine farms in the vioinitr. Post Master— Henry Croft; Telegraph Office. Anderson, S D, scaler Anguu, Wf (Croft & Angus) Ashby, HG, (Croft & Angus) Beauneau, Joseph B, fmr Blayney, C, fmr Bonsall, H«nry, J P, fmr Brenton, John, fmr, Oyster Har- bor Brickley, J B, logger and fmr Oyster Harbor Bridgman, J E, mill hand Brown, John, logger Burke, John E, f nr Campbell, N W, fmr Cant, James, mill hand, (Croft & Angus) Carson, Joseph, nightwatchman Carter, F J, mill hand Chemainas Hotel, prop Sam Gray Clark, Duncan, mill hand Clark, Walter, millwright Clay, Wm, mill hand Conway, Thos D, agent £ Je N Railway Crocker, Saml,fmr, Oyster Bay Croft A Ansas, props Chem- ainus Saw Mill Croft, Henry, M P P, J P, (Croft A Angus) Croft, John Crozier, James, engineer Curran, Fred J, fmr, Thetis Isl Curran, Wm H, fmr, Thetis Isl Darling, Joseph, logger Davis, Edward, mill hand Donald, H E, fmr, Thetis Isl Doole, John, mill hand, (Croft & Angus) Dwyer, Wm, mill hand Elliott, George, mill hand Elliott, John, logger Evans, Harry, blacksmith Fuller, Mrs Sarah, fmr Galbraith, Daniel, sawyer Galbraith, James, mill hand Gibbs, Samuel, fmr Gidden, John, loivger Glanyille, George, mill hand Gordon, Isaac, fmr. Oyster Bay Gray, Sam, prop Chemainus Bfotel Gustavson, O, carpenter and fmr, Thetis Isl Habart, James, fmr \ Hall, H E, fmr Hannagar, Charles, teamster, Chemainas Hotel Harbell, O G, tally man Harper, Fred, logger Henderson, John, logger 'to( ^k ^ -i GOTOB , WILLIAMS & CO -^o''^^"'*' Youth's and Boyn' Clothing I'll ,!:*' , 'iV l^he lionisch Pianos ^" **** leading pianob mac lilC IVOnibCn rianOb and have Uie Largest Bale t I' r ! i i I ll ' I- i ' C A. LOMBARD * CO., AQSRTS, TICTORIA. 196 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBEGTOBT. Hewitson, John, bookkeeper Chemainus Hotel Howe, Miitiin'W, i anerand t'mr, Jack, Wm, carpenter Kenrn, M H, logging cami), Thetis Isl Kearsley, Geo, fmr Kemper, Thomas, mill hand Keng, Charles, fmr Lawrence, J, mill hand Lewis, Sam G, store keeper Little, Joseph, sawyer, (C Saw Mills) Lloyd, Frank, logger nnd fmr Macgary, James, engineer Mainguy, DaLiel W, fmr and constable Manners, J McCutcheon, Charles, logger McDonald, Alien, fmr McDonald, Joseph, accoautant McMeekin, James, mill hand Ali^Millau Mrs, widow, Oyster Bay Miller, Alex, logger Miller, Arthur, logger Miller, James, logging camp Miller, Wm A, fmr Milton, George, bartender, Chemainus Hotel Morris, W B, fmr Neal, James, machinist Newton, Hartt, logger Noroross, James, mill hand Ouinstou, George, talhmau Paflfard, t W, tallyman Page, David, fisherman, Oyt^ter I'ell, J, fmr, Thetis Isl Peterson, Henry, mill hand Pilkington, A H, Ihetislsl Porter, Geo, J P, fmr liiiymond, Ed, telegruph em- ])lo_vee Roberts, K P E, fmr, Kuper Isl Roberts. Rev'd R J, Epis mis- sionary, Kuper Isl Severne, Henry, fmr, Thetis Isl Sitwell, H W,'fmr, Thetis Isl Smith, A N, accountant, (Croft & Angus) Smilh, Harry, mill hand Sparrow, J C, fmr Siewart, W E, mill hand Swiiin, Thos, fmr Thompson, Wm, mill hand Underwood, Gus, mill hand Wagner, Gus, scaler Walker, James, mill hand Walker, James, fmr, Thetis Isl Wi'rnick, James, mill hand fCroft & Angus) Whitehouso, Geo H, fmr Whitehouse, Lewis H, fmr Wilson, James, section man Windsor, Thos P, fmr Canadian Faeifie Navigation Company wmn FmsT class stijimers REGULARLY BETWEEN VICTORIA & VANCOUVER NEW WESTMINSTER & VICTORIA OFFICE WHARF SREET, VICTORIA, B. C. A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES Slffin. OppotUt Langlef Sinet, Vichria, A C. I UJ K fe^ h" Z< UJS > O C3 in Z X CO < o z a: \o \< F b z < u — M C PI Si K |H Is ^ ai H in ^ C( "1 % be th « be II nr (^ 0( A CO b Bt b h Bt 13i (0 Hi < Ki hI Lu C) Li 1 r 1 M A The Ronisch Pianos ^:::',ri'i::;rr"' C. A, Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. 5 5^M UJS is O M g ^ zo COS o a: 10 < cowiohan directory. 197 GOWIGHAN, CoiiHiats of the sub-districts of Cowiclimi, Ciuamiclian, Slmwnipui, Cominlten, Sonienos, Saiitlam and ClieniniiiUH, and tlie adjacent Islands of Salt S])riii{i:, (ialiaiio, Mayne, Pender, Satunia, Moresby, Prevost, Portland, Kuper, Thetis and Heid. Covvichan Lake, perhaps the finest and largest lake on Vancouver Island, about twenty-five miles in length, environed with bold mountains and raagniticent cedar and pine forrcstsand is famed as a fishing and hunt- ing resort. A stage takes the tourists from Duncan's station to the Cowichtin Lake Hotel (21 miles) or a pleasant canoe journey may be taken u]) the Cowiehan River, with good fishing en route. Attracted by the beautiful surroundings and excellent sport numerous settlers have made their homes at the Lake, and the land available for agricultural purposes is beiug rapidly taken up. At Duncan's station a site for a town has been laid out and buildings are springing up in every direction. Here the fine agricultural hall of the Cowiehan and Salt Spring Agricultural Society occupies an eligible and convenient position alongside the railway and the Quamichaii Hotel and Beaumont House afford every accomodation to travellers. Post Master— H. H. Walch. Bartlett John, finr Uusanich D, iishermau Douglas Roger, fmr Harris E H, fmr Kiunear James, gentleman Larson G, fmr Larson A, fmr Mahoney James, fmr Mahouey John, fmr Mahoney David, fmr Musgrave Edward, stock raiser Nelson John, fmr Ordano G B general store and Rogers Alfred Wm, fmr Rogers Arthur, fmr Rogers Godf^ fmr Routlidge Jam , fmr Shaw Thos B, c rpenter Shearing Wm, fmr Smith Thos, fmr Sutton W, saw mill prop Sutton W J, do Sutton James E, clerk Vicevich Thos, fisherman Welch H H, post master QQi ZN ?s ' g^ U J SONIENOS. Somenos, in the Dominion electoral district of Vancouver and Pnwln- cial of Cowiehan, is situated on the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway, about thirty-five miles from Nanaimo and forty miles from Victoria. It is the largest district in the Municipality of North Cowiehan. Its chief industry is agriculture. Butter is extensively made and is one of the chief products of the place; grain, roots, vegetables and fruits are also extensively grown and are unexcelled both for quatitj and quantity. Its scenery is both grand and picturesque; and any person wishing to have a grand view could not do better than to climb mount Prevost, the most prominent mountain in A. GREGG 8l SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. ^*^reive the first Imported Woolen Goods in five City. f f Ik I I I i i Hi. 09 The Ronisrh Pinnn«> ^'^ ^^^ leading pianos urn. o 1 nC IS^OniSCn r JanOb ^^^ ^ave tlie Largest Sale C A. LOMBARD * CO., AGBRT8, TICTORIA. 198 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRKCTOBY. 8omeiio8, and judge for himself of its grandeur. Bomenos is the moHt important district in Oowichun for game, deer, duclts,grf)Ud8 Ac beiu>; found in abundance, fish also abound in the lakes and creeks, and sports- men could not do better than take a trip to tiiis part of the world where the climate is unexcelled for mild winters and cool suininers. One drawback to Sonienosis that there is no hotel for Tirtitor.-} t.) stop at which long felt want we hope will soon be supplied. The shortest route to Cowichan Lake, the well-known sporting place, where it is unsurpassed for flsh &c, is from Somonos station. Post Mistress— Mrs A. R. Kier. Allard Edward, frav Auchinachie Alex, frnr Auchinachie Peter, fmi Abernathy James, fmr Avery Thomas, fmr Bell Mrs Neil, fmr Bell Miss Jessie, fmr Bell Hugh, fmr Bell John, fmr Beli Angus J, clerk, municipal council Brown Wra C fmr Blair John, fmr Blair J D, fmr, Blair Miss Annie, fmr Blair Miss J W, school teacher Currie Daniel, (Sahtlam) cpr Currie John, (do) fmr Campbell Duncan, fmr Castley Henry T, fmr Castley Thomas H, fmr Castley John, fmr Castley Joseph, fmr Castley Elias, fmr Davie Wra , fmr Davie S Horace, fmr Drinkwater Wm, fmr Drinkwater Joseph, fmr Evans John N, fmr Evans David, fmr Evans Henry E, fmr Flett James Jr, station master Farnworth David, fmr Green Mark, fmr Green^Charles, fmr Guest ': ^t, fmr Herd Wn. , jarpenter Herd Alex A B, fmr Holmes Charles, fmr Hanson Andrew, fmr Harrison Horace K, fmr Hooper Elizabeth, fmr Jordan Charles, fmr Jenkins James, fmr Jenkins John Thomas, fmr Johnston M T, fmr Jones James, fmr Kier Mrs A R, widoir, post mis- tress Kier James, fmr Kier Miss Mary, fmr Kier Joseph, mail carrier Kier George, constable King Charles, laborer Lusty Francis B, fmr Lloyd Frank, fmr McKean Charles E, fmr Mitchell Hugh, plasterer Menzies John, fmr Menzies James, fmr Menzies J A, fmr Mcintosh Jas, (Sahtlam) fmr McKean Geo W, fmr Michael John, carpenter Martin Jonathan, fmr May Nicholas, fmr Morrow Charles, fmr Norcross Jas, fmr Oberg Charles, fmr Fearmine C E, fmr Payne Henry, fmr Robertson Mrs H, widow fmr Robinson Arthur, fmr A. GREGG & SON. ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. ^ o GQ SB as u n »1 Of • 2 m no •< ii; II,;!' ^To B. WILLIAMS & GO. ^°^ ^'r^.l^^Sl^^:^^''''''' 97 Johnson StrMt, b«t Broad and Douglaa, Yietoria, B. G. ir *. ii iHi ! il lip I I ! "So f^ iZi (!) '"' CD * o -♦J C U) I a E (D o OS .. o ^^ w W o THE RONISGH PIANOS .4r« th« Leading PUm»» in B. C and have the largeat sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VIC "ORIA. 200 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIIIECTORY. QUADRA. I/icliiduig Deruncin Island, J\l'ewc(isHe District, Hornby Island, M'elson Dislrict. Quadra in the Dominion Electornl Dinlriiit of Vancouver and Provincial of Coniox, situate about 40 miles from Nanaiino by Bteanier, enibraces the islands of Denman and Hornby and Districts of Nelson and Newcastle, the latter lie between Comox on tlie uortli and Hmlicum River on tl»e South- Sheep farming is carried on extensively ant Hucce-sfuliy on tlie Islands. Coal is lieing prospected for on Denman Is ind witli every prospect of striking a ricli seam. Post Master — U. T. Swan, Hornby Island. Berry Peter, fmr, Denman Isl. ] Kennen William, fmr, Denman Coghlan Miss, school teacher Denman Island Cowie Alexander senr, fmr, Newcastle District Cowie Alexander Jnr, fmr, Newcastle District Cowie David, fmr, Newcstle District Cowie John, fmr, Newcastle Cowie Wm, fmr, Newcastle Dist Dare John, fmr, Denman Island Ford George, fmr, Horby Isl Ford John, fmr, Hornby Island Garvin Alexander, fmr, Nelson District Graham Albert, fmr, Hornby I Graham James, Hornby Island Graham John, fmr. Denman Isl Island McFarlune Charles, fmr, Den- man Island McFarlane George, Denman Island McFarlane John, fmr, Denman Island McFarlane Walter, fmr, Den- man Island McMillan Alex, fmr, Denman Island Mnrdock John, fmr, N^wca^-tle District Murray David fmr, Hornby Isl i^ielson Thomas, fmr, Denman Island Peavey Wallace, fmr, Hornby Island m CO I— t-. o »-- e Q or 1^ ex: e H » Hamilton Arch, Newcastle Dist I Picket John, fmr, Denman Isld Hamilton Styles B, Newcastle i District Harwood John, fmr, Hornby Isl Hawie John, fmr, Hornby Isnd Heatherbell George, fmr, Horn- ."- by Island Heatherbell Wm, fmr, Hornby Island Henderson K, fmr, Denman I Herbert Douglas' fmr, Hornby Island Keely C, fmr. Nelson District Kennen Thomas, fmr, Denman Island Pickles A, fmr, Denman Island Pickles David, fmr, Denman Isl Piercy Thomas, fmr, Denman Island Scott Wm, fmr. Nelson District Sergeant Charles, fmr Shields James, fmr Sullivan Dan, fmr, Nelson dist Swan R T XJostmaster, Hornbyl Watts Michael, farmer Quadra Welling Charles, fmr, Hornby Island Williams Thomas, fmr, Hornby Island Yates Robert, fmr, Denman Isld E o *t ? o O < m n z z m V> X m m H o H O a > F o A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b.c. Beceive the first Imforied Wcolen Goods nt lit (Hi. I tCH PIANOS Art tht Leading PtammimB.C and hov« tk« larput aaU. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. lo [o M bH OR UIO NANAIMO INFORMATION. 201 NANAIMO INFORMATION. DOatlNINION GOYERN91ENT OFFICIALS IN 9IANAII10. H. M. CUSTOMS. Collector— B. H. Smith. Preventive officer— Thomas Bradley, Office Front street. DOMINION SAVINGS BANK. Agent— A H Home. Offiioe— Post Office buildincTi Front street HARBOR MASTER. E Qnennell. INSPECTOR OFW EIGHTS AND MEASURES. A H Home (assistant) INLAND REVENUE. Collector (Deputy) — W E Leighton. Office — Bastion street ^ POST OFFICE. Post Master— Wm Earle PROVINCIAL GOVEBNIIENT OFFlv'^IIALS IN NANAIJIIO. QoTernment Agent— Marshal Bray. Stipendiary Magistrate— J P Plants. Clerk of the Peace— M Bray. Assessor and Collector— M Bate. Inspector of Mines— A Dick. Sheriff and Assistant Gaoler— S Drake. Chief Constable and Oaoler— Wm Stewart. Convict Qaard— Wm Beveridge. o > C o X :^« ^3 • o z m -< 0» ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., '°' ^^^liSST Bi!i'»^i£''™' ■■': I. i' ' um : i> m\. r"T" Ml I li! ii? r^ A T rkmkorr4 >^r r^/-. Direct importers of Pianos, Organs v.. ry.. i^urnoai a cv: v^o., ^^^^ musical instrumento. 7^ o to z I o a o o UJ Ul tc \- »- z UJ z ec UJ > O o w CO O < CE O H O > o S o .^ f—; 4— > O o CO 202 BKTTISH COLUMBIA DIKECTORY. Constiible aud Assistant Convict Guard — Arch Hamilton. Coroner— J P Planta. Reffistrar of County Court -M Bray. District ReKistnir of .S loreme Court — M Bray. Assistant Commissioner of Lands and Works — M Bray Registrar Births, Deaths and Marriages— M Bray, Judge of Court of Appeal under Assessment Acts — J P Planta. Messenger and Caretaker — Jesse Siige. :VANAI9;0 MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, 1888. [Incorporated 1874] (See Appendix kfor tho Mayor and Aldermon, Ac, for 188fl.) The Mavor and Alrinrtnen are o'ected innually in Jannarv The Council meets weekly, each Monday, in the City Hull, Bastion street. Mayor— Mark Bate. Aldermen— North Ward, J Mahrer, Richard Nightingale; Middle Ward, Wra E Webb. John Hilbert, Joseph Randle, jr; South Ward, Robt Aitken , Geo Baker. City Clerk— Samuel Goiurh City Trefisurer, Assessor and Collector— Samuel Gousrh Oomraercial Travellers' and Tax Collector -Samuel Giugh. Medical Officer— E A Pnoger, M D . City Constable— Thos OTonnell. Night Watchman— W Trounce. Committeeisi, Cemetery — .John Hilbert. Richard Nightingale, George Baker. Finance— Robert Aitken, J Randle, jr, Wm E Webb. Fire Wardens — George Baker, John Mahrer, Wm E Webb. Lighting- Robert Aitken, J Randle, jr, Richard Nightingale. Police — .John Hilbert. Iliolinrd Niirhtingale, J Randle, jr. Sanitary — Wm E Webb, John Mahrer, George Baker. Street— John Hilbert, Richard Nightingale. George Baker. City Limits. Commencing at the east end of Robins street, thence following the west and northern boundary of the Indian Reserve to the beach, thence following the const line to the north-east corner of Block 2 of Newcastle townsite (the 14 blocks on the southern point of this townsite are embraced in the city) then following the south bank of the Millstone river to the point at which is crossed by the railway bridge, thence along Comox road to the 03 A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b. c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. C.A r" A T r^mKnrJ Kr Cn ^^^'^^^ J'nportei-s of Pianos. Oiioan8 v_. /"V. j^uuiuciiu cv. v_-w., .j,j^j jviusicAL Instruments. ■V^IOTOI?.!^, B.C. r r N m \< O ft: o P4 NANAIMO INFOllMATION. 203 north-east corner of Block T, thence in a southerly direction to Block N at the point where the railway enters the city, aud followiiif^ the eastern Loundary of said railway, to the Southern limit, of New China Town, thence in au taslerly direction to the point oi' connnencemeut. Banks and Bankers. Bank op Bbitish Columbia— Incorporated by Royal Cliarter. Capital £500,- 000 in 2c ,000 shares of £20 each with power to increaso. Head oHifo, i8 Cornhill, London England. OlHce in Nanaimo, B ink buiklintr. Front street. Manager, Geo Cruickshank; Acting Accountant H. V. Rudd. Dominion Savings Bank— Office, Post Office building. Front street. Agent, A. H. Home. The annual limit of deposit for each person must not exceed $300 in one fiscal year, with a maxivmim limit of $1,000. Ceaueteries. Nanaimo Pubmo Cemetbbt, adjacent to but outride the city on south side of Coniox road, under the control of the Municipal Government. Secretary, Samuel Gough. Offi e. City Hull Old Cbmbteby— disused, south-east corner of Comox road and Wallace street. Roman Catholic Cemkteby— south-w».it corner of Mucchlery ana Fiizwiiliam streets. CHURCHES. ft > Catholic. St. Petbb's— dedicated 1878, west of Wallace street, between Fitzwilliam and Wentworth streets; Rev. Fatf.er J. A. B Durand, res. Wallace street Sun- day services, mass at 11 a ;q. Evauiug sarvice-j 7 p. m. Episcopal. St. Paul's— consecrated Aug. 27th, 1865, Church street Rector Rev. John Booth Good, res. Church street Sunday services 11 a m. and 7 p. m. Week day services Friday. 7:30 p. m. Sunday school 2 p. m. Methodist, Ebenbzbr— Established 1859, Front street. Minister, Rev. Joseph Hall. Parsonage, cor Wallace and Franklyn. Sunday services 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.. week day, Wednesday 7-30 p. m. Preshyterlan. St. Andrew's— Organized 1885. Corner Wesley and Fitzwilliam. Rector, Rev. James Millar, Manse, Robaon street. Sunday services 11 a. m. an 7 p. m. Sunday school 2 p. m. Week day services Wednesday 7:30p. m. so ep ■n O - rn H O CO K'-fi) !,(!• B. WILLIAiVIS & 30 VI Jokamn Street, jet. Broad aud Donelas, Vlctt>rla, B. O. •- ; r ' 111 ."^(.K'.v a si;si-fl;tss Assorliueut J 'irUndfru •i!', ii!l >i/:L'r<»iid I'ru-es. Set' theiu. :m ■U' ';:■<)" mm n ! ::l r, <■ The Ronisch Piaiios^*t:ftSC«;^''^ C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. o o o CO CO 204 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Consuls Unitbd States OomsviiAb Aokitt— J. H. Hawthomthwaite. street. Office Church Fire Department. Nanaimo Firb Engine Coy.— Engine House Wharf «t. Chief. — George Davies. Ist Assistant. Charles Williams. 2nd Apsist- ant. Fnoch 8age. Engineer. William Lewia Assistant. James M. Brown. Treasurer.— George Norris. Sec. Alfred Raper. Steward. W. Martin Trustees,— George Norris. George Thomson, M. P. P. John. H Pleace The company contains 4S members. An additional engine house will shortly be erected at the junction of Nicol and Victoria streets on ground donated by the Vancouver Coal Co. HOSPITALS. Xanatmo Ho-^piTATi.— Franklyn street . Officers.— President. J. Pawson. Vice-President. Alex Mayer. Treasurer. James Harvey. Secretary. Donald Smith. Committee appointed by the Government Mark Bate. James Hag- gart. Marcus Wolfe. James Abrams. E Webb. John Mahrer. EQuennell. Surgeon.— Dr. L T Davis. Steward.— John S Watson. NEWSPAPERS. NanaimoFbee Press.— Issued daily, evenings, and bi-weekly, Wednes- days and Saturdays, office Commercial street. Proprietor and Editor, George Norris. Subscription $3,00 per annum in advance. Nanaimo Mornino Courier— published each morning, except Monday. Office. Commercial street Proprietor, Robt. Todd. Pilotaf^e. Office Bastion street. CoMMTSsroNERS.— E Quenuell. J E Jenkins. C McKenzle. Secretary, O Thomson. PiLOT8,—Wm McLeod McDonald. John Sabiston.Jr. John Sabiston, sen, (Harbor Pilot) A. GREGG a SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B, C. O H ^> C r1 cM o CO *n k 8 ^ 10 f-. « }q ^5 P-»l L ^^ CO^^ M«« i J? p OQ^ c <{:• V l^'*C ^•^rj W^; O'^ o •-a \ CU s s O^' -U u-M h T-4 V\ D The Ronisch Pianos '':„:it::SL,:;;i''-'- C, A. Lo?nbard^- Co., Sole Agents, V'irtorio. «c . z< 1° to CO < CO CD o < E- NANAIMO INFORMATION. 207 BLACK DIAMOND LOCCE NO. 5. Offloers elected half-yearly. Meetings weekly, each WoJuesday, ut the Lodce room. Commercial street. J. P. G., J Hilbfi?-t V. G.,. James Aitketi N. G.. Wm Miller Secretary, W H Morton Treasurer, James Crossen KNIGHTJ^ OF LABOIS. L- A CALVIN EWSNG NO 3017- Officers elected half-yearly. Meetings weekly, each Saturday, at 8 p. m. in Temperance Hall. Recording Secretary, X Harraer K9fI<;ilTS OF PYTHIAN. NANAIMO LODGE NO- 5 Officers elected half-yearly. Meetings weekly, ciich Monday at Odd Fellows Hall, Commercial street P. C, J Mahrer K. of R. & S, D Moflat C. 0, JOrossen Secretary, Geo Cavulsk V. , Henry James Tretisurer, R Nightingale Prelate, A A Richardson ROYAL TK1IB»LAR^ OF TEMPERAMCR SELECT COUNCIL NO- 3. NANAIMO Officers eleclod half-yearly. Meetinjjs lind and tth Tues lay in each month at 7:H()p. m. in the Good Templars Hall. Grace street S. C, E S Cook. Benef. Secretary, Saml Gough Secretary, John Horner Treaa. Mrs E Linn IJ. A. O. D. PROSPERITY GROVE NO I Meetings fortnightly, each Friday at Foresters Hall, Commercial street, D. D. G, A., Robert Rivers V, A., Henry E James N. A., John H SoalcM Treasurer, John Hilbert Secretary, John S Grtienwell IJIVITED OROEK OF HONOR. STAR OF THE WEST LOOSE NO- 1 19- Election of offlers half-yearly. Meetinprs held fortnightly, each Friday at 8 p . m, at Foresters Hall, Bastion street. W. P.. W M Hilbert Chaplin, J Martell W. V. P., Mrs Gilbert Secretary, C C MoKenzie Dist. G. Deputy, John Hilbert Treasurer, A Henderson Ladies are admitted to the privilef^es of this Order ^ S^ H o. hi;: f ,1 GOTo B. WILLIAMS & CO.j^^E^EEEEEE!^^^lS^Ei 91 Joh—oit Sir— <^ Wt. Br— d ■ad PwhjLmi, Viotaria B. C » r'Vi' ,1 <(.. . t'i ' I , ■iril Ifi,:'! 1 ' :■? mm. ' '! r Ml ine rs^oniscn rianos !•! I ! I 1 Si I M2 and have Uie Largeet Bale C A. I.OMBARD « CO., AGSHTS, TICTORIA. 208 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. NANAIMO BUILDINQ SOCIETY, Organized, April 23, 1888. Incorporated June 4th 1888. Capital stock $250,000. BOABD OF MANAGEMENT. President, B H Smith Surveyor, Elijah Priest, C E Secretary, W K Leightou Conveyancer, C C McKenzie Treasurer. Thomas Bradley Directors— B H Smith. James Abrams, A E Prseger. M D; E B Paul. Alfred Baper. St Andrewis and Caledonian Society. Officers elected annually. President, W McGregor. Vice-President, James Crosssan. Secretary, W H Morton, Treasurer, A McGregor. Vintners Association. Officers elected annually. Meetings monthly, first monday. President, R Watkins. Vice-President, Thomas Wall. Secretary, James Wilcox. Treasurer, J E Jenkins. niscellaneons Societies. British Columbia Institute of Mining, Civil and Mechanical Engineers — Meet at their Rooms over Government Offices. President, John Bry- den, C E & M E. Vice-Presidents. Robert Scott and William McGregor. Secretary, Elijah Priest C E. Board of Examiners under Coal Mine's Regulation Act, Archibald Dick Chairman, John Bryden C E and M E, S M Robins, Robert Scott John Curry. Band ofHope in connection with St Andrews Presbyterian Church, meet at the Hall, cor Wesley and Fitzwilliam streets. President. Rev'd James Millar. Secretary, JamcH Galloway. Youngs People's Association, in connection with the Methodist Church, meet each Monday at 7.30, in the Lecture Room. President, Thomas Blood, Secretary, Herbert Green. Nanaimo Auxiliary of Canadian Branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society. President, SM Robins. P.President, J P Planta, Com: Rev'd J B Good, Rev'd James Millar. Rev'd Joseph Hall, Ralph Craig, E S Hughes, M Bate, A Shaw, Secretary, G H Blakeway, Depositary. Nanaimo Gas Co'y, Ld. Capital Stock $45,000, in 900 shares of $50. each. President, A A Green, Vice-President, T W Glaholm. Becty and Treas, W K Leighton. A. 6BEGG dc SON, ARTIST TAILOKS, A2 YATES STBEET, OppotUt Lan$l»t Strtei Fitlatit^ M. ft i g- O H o o o H C3 t-H fi <] w CQ H ■ a A n H Z H 8 IB > a 10 10 l< G(3Ti THE Rdtmm psAMOS'rrr:zr" C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS, VIC.'ORIA. I— I o O o CO o SW oa Ha go kjlO M Iff < NANAIMO INFORMATION. 209 Nanainio Water Works Co, Ld. Capital $100000. President, John Mnhrer. Treasurer, P2 Pimbury. Supt ofWorks. J W Stirtan. Secretary, A Ricliardson. The water supply f>)r the City of Nanainio and its shipping, is taken from Chase River a distance of ai)out two miles, and stored in two large res- ervoirs capable of Iiolding 4 million gUilons, THE VAN3QUVER COAL MININC & IAN 3 COMPANY, LD- Office, north corner Parquhar and K>«planade near No I shaft, Nanaimo. Superintendent, Saml Mathew Ilobins. Manager of Works, Wm McGregor Cashier, Mark Bate jr. Clerks, W R Bryant, Vincent W Good, J E R Tagart; Messenger. Dan Ross, Colliery Surgeon, Dr E A Prseger. WouKS.— Surveyor, R Heyland, Wharfinger, H Cooper, Overseer Southfield Mine, .James McGregor, Overseer No 1 shaft, Joseph Randle jr. Overseer, machine shops. Wm H Wall, Storekeeper, John Pargeter, Overseer No 3 shaft and No 4 slope Southfield, R Gibson, Agent in Sau Francisco, John Rosenfield & Sons. Transportation Companies. RAILWAYS The Esquimau and Nanaimo Railway, to N Wellington (5 miles), to Vic- toria (78 miles), calling at the following stations, Chemainus (26 miles) Somenos (35 miles), Duncan's (M8 miles) Koksilah (40 miles), McPher- son (43 miles). Cobble Hill (47 miles), Shawnigan Lake (50 miles), Gold- stream (67 miles), Esquimalt (74 miles) Russell's (77 miles), Victoria (78 miles) . STEAMSHIPS The People's Likk, to Victoria twice a week, to G )mox onoe a week . Ajjents Messrs Johnston & Co, Bastion street, and Messrs Hirst Bros, Commercial st. 88 Robert Dunsmuir, to New Westminster twice a week, to Comox once a week. Agents, Messrs Johnston & Co, Bastion street, and Messrs Hirst Bros, (/ommercial street. S 8 Rainbow, to Vancouver once a week. Agents Messra Johnston & Co, Bastion street, and Messrs Hirst Bros, Commercial street. Pacific Coast Stbamship Co. from Portland to Alaska monthly. Agents Messrs A R Johnston &, Co, Bastion st. STAGES. To Departure Bay, arrive and leave twice a day. Office I. X. L. Livery Stables, Church street. To East Welmnqton, arrive and leave twice a day. Office I. X. L. Livery Stables, Church street. C/5 o > c o X fern 0:0 • o J) z m -< 0) 1 ''i '\ w ^m. WILLIAMS &C0., ^^^ ^'^L?sSrBT.'KSr,'ETS""^' y 1 Johnson Street, lMt.3road and Donglasf Viotorla. BIO M 1 . i I ^■Jl! ■ f"! a o a a TU^ T?A^n,V^U Piors/^o Are the LEADING PIANOS tn B. 1 he Konisch Jr'ianos ^„„ „,,,,,, „,„ i^^^g^^ saie C. A. LOMBARD A CO., AQENTS, VICTORIA. o • O O 8 H M C/2 o CO en o o PQ 210 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECTOUY. WHARVES- Hirst's Wharf.— Foot of Wharf street. Gordon's Wharf. — Vancouver Coal (^oy's. — East Wellington at Departure Ray. — Dunsrnuir's, at Departure Bay.— NANAIMO. The site now occupied by the city of Nanaimo was bought by the Hud- son's Bay Company from the Indians in the winter of 18o2, and was established by the company as a tradint; post and mining village, where they carried on operations until 1862, when the town plot, mining works and btiildings, to- gether with an extensive tract of country which had been acquired by special grant from the Crown, were purchased by the Vancouver Coal Min- ing and Land Company, [Limited]. The population of the city and neighbor- hood is estimated at about 7,000. This number is being continually added to by immigration of miners, mechanics, laborers and settlers, with, in many cases, their families; this influx of new population will in all probability be steadily maintained by the proKressive development of the coal fields and the stimulus of additional railway construction northward during the next few years. The city of Nanaimo, in tlie midst of a rich mineral region abounding in first class coal, with extensive colliery works in full operation, surrounded with good farming and stock country, and possessing exceptionally natural facil- ities and resources, is destined to attain a high position of industrial, manufac- turing and commercial importance and prosperity. The city wharves regularly receive steamships from San Francisco, Portland, Or, Alaska and other foreign ports, as well as from Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster and coast ports, and a fleet of trading and coaling vessels. The merchants and mechanics of Nanaimo have been long known in the commercial world for their good busi- ness standing; and on the whole there are few communities where thrift and contentment so generally prevail as in this city. The mainspring of the coal industry of Nanaimo is the enterprising British joint stock company, known as the Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Company [Limited], whose proprietary rights are ably represented in the city by their superintendent, Mr. Samuel M Robins, J. P. The line of the Esquimalt & Nanaimo Railway, built by the Hon- Robert Dunsmuir, M. P. P., and his associates, passes near the city, affording rapid and excellent railway communication. CO ^Q CO A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILOHS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C, H Z S CO < H CdQ} B CA T r\mKrir/l Krf^f^ Direot lm|>ort M six to 10 CO < <1 o o a g a < X "VIOTOR/I-A., B.C. NANAIMO DESCRIPTIVE. 211 The remarkable yrowlh of Niinairao durinf; the past year proves the cor- rectness of the prediction in the lant B. C. Directory that it was dcHtinea lo attain a liiyh iiosition of industrial and manufacturiufj importance. Tlie population of the city and neighborhood has almost doubled its former num- ber; many substnntial and ornate buildings have been erected; and the indus- tries, shipping and trade of the place are extensively enlarged by the develop- ment of new coal mines, yielduig large 8ui)plie8; and raanufacturies and houses of business are well established, all affording gratifying and unmistakable evi- dence of the prosperous advance being made by Nanairao. Further marks of I)rogre88 may be indicated. The Nanaimo Water Works Company now furnish an abundant supply of excellent water from a pnro source at Chase river, for domestic, manufacturing, mining and shipping purposes, and by means of hydrants, sufKcieut in number for the extinguishing of fires throughout the city. The Nanaimo Gas Company meets all requirements for illumination, as evinced by the well lighted streets, places of business and public institutions. The Telephone Company has accomplished the construction of a servioable system of speedy communication amongst business men. The Dominion Go. ernment are doing good work in removing from the Harbor 8«)me obstructions to navigation and have constructed a canal across Dolbelta peninsula that is u boon to voyagers between the settlement on Gab- riola Island and Nanaimo. The miles of new roads and streets lately opened and graded in the city and its suburbs, the colliery work, railways and wharves which have been newly made and are still in progress, the considerable municipal and governmental improvements are all noteworthy especially the new school house and the court house built by the Provincial Government. The Bank of British Columbia have successfully established a branch in the city under the management of Mr. Geo. Cruickshauk (the contractor being Mr. Geo. Mesher of Victoria.) A larger Presbyterian church rears its spire, while it is said the Methodists will shortly follow with a new church on Wallace street. From the numerous fine brick buildings it would seem that the city has fairly entered upon a brick era of its existence. The prosperity enjoyed by Nanaimo is largely owing to the opening of fresh coal mines in the immediate neighborhood, and the substitution of white Ial)or for the hordes of Chinese formerly employed in the mines. It is con- templated to sink an extensive shaft near the East Wellington miixos on the lands of the Vancouver Coal Co. BRITISH COLUMBIA iiifictiri f 28, BROAD STREET, Foot of VIEW. CO ■n O •J} 1^00 -^ m z o 0) BWII I lAMQ J^ Pn ^^^'V Hlwaysin .Stock a first-class Assortment ■ 11 ILLIHIflO Ok UUij of Undet-v.'tir, all »^izes and Prices. 8ee them. 9T JoluuoB Street, bet. Bread and Donglas, Vioterl*, B. O, ■ ■ 'i -a '■'lli m im \r i 'nil m I I ■-) ' 1 \f n It ( V ■■' ! i fee SO bJ 99 z > O C3 CI CO O B o o CO nfivo U.1 The Ronisch Pianos ^^^/rS^irl^r'' 6'. .^. Lombard Sf Co., Sole AsSentH, Vicfotia. 212 BllITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Nanaimo City Directory. Aaronson, B & Co, clothiers, liattera anJ general outfitters, Com- mercial Aaronson, Barnard (Aaronson B& Co) res Halibxirton Abraham, Kobert, employee (V C C,) ifaliburton Abrams, David, miner, (V C C) Abrams, James, J P, Departure Bay rd Accles, J, employee (V C C) Adams & LaTrrenoe Eureka Sol'*< Water Works- Wholesale Dealers in Bottled Beer, Ale. Porter, Soda Water. Sarsaparilla. Cider. Ginger Ale. Syrups, etc-, etc- cor. Commercial and Wharf- Adam, Thomas, carpenter, res cor Irwin and Findlayson Adams, D H, (Adams & Lawrence) Haliburton Adams James, sailmaker, Fry Adderton & Irving, bakers, Commercial Adderton, John (Adderton & Irving) C< oercial Aitken, Fred, weighman (V C C) Departure Bay rd Aitken, James, miner (V C C) Fjsplanade Aitken, James Juur, miner ( V C C) Esplanade Aitken, John, miner (V C C) res Nicol Aitken, Peter, employee (V C C) Aitken, Thomas, employee ( V C C) Aitken, R, sect N Equitable Pioneer Society store, res Haliburton Akenhead, Wnlter, teamster (Wm Keddy) Allan, James, miner (V C C) res Haliburton Allan, John, butcher, res Haliburton Allison, James, employee (V C C) Alton, Charles, employee (V C C) res Wentworth Anderson, A C, miner, Franklyn Anderson, A, employee ( V C C) Anderson, Anthony, employee (V C C) Anderson, Wm, employee (V C C) Anderson, Wm T, employee (V C C) Andei^ou, Sam, miner (V C C) Irwin Andrews, S.m, miner (V C C) Arrowline, Peter, employee (V C C) Askell, A, employee (V C C) Atess, James, employee (V C C) Atwood, B J W, druggist, Commercial Austin, Frank, miner (V C C) Haliburton • (V C C) Vancouver Coal Co. A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. Cl. O • id §d AusI O*^ 0" Bais Bal Bal u Bak( f3^ Bak« '^^' Bak( pstS llai fc, OS OS Bam Bare Bare 1.^ lit 1? o m •Si ^ Bell, i Bell n Belh ■ H Belh Belh Belk Belo Bern Bern Bern The Ronisch Pianos ^'^^^'^^'^^^^^^Jor^^^p'^-^^^^*^^ C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. • fd 00 oi) • p u O ea o < ^q o •w t- u « » O ^ H- Vi lAj ^ 5 OS it; >• >H pj ^ii Oh ie tl ^ rj '^ i.) ^t i.o o ifl ►^ n !? H 't1 »? C) • -n >:o H "•I /4 '0 1 I.', a f\ ffi Q ^ 1*1 k: ^i^ •« ■^ H fcq l^ <1 § P '^ 1 O 5^ h NANATMO DIUECTORY. 213 Austin, Henry, engineer, Departure Bay Baisbeck, employee (V C C) Baker, B, butcher, Victoria Crescent Baker, ^lieor^e, aldernmn, Haliburton Bakor, Jno, etnployee (V C C) Baker, Joseph, carpenter ( V C C) res Haliburton Baker, T, employee (V C C Bank of* British Columbia, George Cruickshank, manager, Front Bannerrannn, Dan, employee (V C C) Barclay, Geo, laborer, res Fitzwilliam Barclay, Geo, employee (V C C) Barnard, Tbeo, driver (C Karst) Barner, Eobt, employee (V C C) res Wentworth Baruett, James, employee ( V C C) Barnett, John, painter, res Central Hotel Barnmura, llobt, employee (V C C) Barratt, Wra, employee ( V C C) Barrett, Jno, painter, Central Hotel Barron, G H, marble cutter, Front Barry, Wm, plasterer, Haliburton Barton, Wm, miner (V C C) res Nicol Barzoni, B. employee (V C C) Bate, Mark, J P, the Mayor, res, "The Franklyns" Wallace Bate, Mark jun, cashier (V C C) res Haliburton Bates, Richard, miner ( V C C) Farquhar b.iylor, H, employee (V C C) Beardy, J G, employee (V C C) Meatty, Robt, miner (V C C) Beck, James, fmr. Cranberry district Beecham, Mrs D, Occidental Hotel Beeson, Jno, employee (V C C) Bell, George, engineer ( V C C) res Farqubar Bell, R, em|)loyee ( V^ C n) Bell, R, employee (VCC) Bell, Tom, tobacconist and meerschaum pipe emporium, Com- mercial Bellamy H, carpenter, Central Hotel Bellander, Charles, employee (VCC) Belloni, B, employee (V C C) Belloni, D, miner (VCC) Belond, L G, paper hanger, Front Bennett, James, carpenter (VCC) Bennett, Th-s, employee (V C C) Bennett, Wm, employee (VCC) -n O 2 m 5: fez a Ci * > 2 m ■ ix -.rsi. i^i' i i i ''\ H/^^i »\? D. on for *'i"e Hats and Caps, Tbfniw, 97 JoluuMm StTMt. bet. Broad aaA Da«slaa, VUittKUhB, G !i >i I * 11 lli'i .!- i >■; ! ,< \< *U iiii !l :l 11 : i I'U l:i i il^'^ ! 09 '■"ry THE RONISGH PIANOS Ar» uiuurptuaed for Tontt Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA 214 BBITI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Benson, J J, employee ("V C C) Benton, Mis A E, widow, Fry Ber♦. GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO.. ^^''^^°''»'^*^"*fa'« '^^^ ^y»' c^otfajng 97 Johamn Stmet. Wt. Brand aad DvuLm, Vio*ni» B.C m'\ u I UJ UJ QC I- to Z Ui z oc UJ > O o CI CO O Q 5 O ^ • ^2 w ^ d 5 «? w* >< tr" M* *^ ft 3. » A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b. c. Receive tfie first Imported Woolen Goods in the City, THE RJNiSGH PIANOS o o O o I— I p H (A dl HW M 0: < ^rc c o X '^■ 5> ^Z «-> D Z m ■< CO i^ B, WILLIAMS & CO., ^^^ %"l.?s^^B'^."fN^^%r""* 97 Joluuoa|Str««t. b«t.3ro»d maA Dovsl*** Viotoria. BIO > i 'V iW\'J\ M ■M I < , u \k i i TViR RnnicrK Pianrkc Are the LEADING PIANOS in R C XnC IVOnibCn rianOS and have Uie Largeet Sale C A. LOMBARD <% CO.. AQlglfTS, "VICTORIA. 218 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOUY. Cook Fred R, miner (V C C) rea Departure Baj rd Cook Henry, employee (V C C) Cook Tbos, miner, (V C C) rea Nicol Cook Wm, employee (V C C) Cooley Jno, employee (V C C) Cooper Harry, J I*, overaeer 8onth Field mine (V C C) Cooper, R, wharfinger, (V C C) Eaplanade, Cooper Mra, dresa maker (Richardson & Horner) Cooper, Wm, miner (V C C) rns Milton CorU'dlea Z, emploj'ee [V C CJ Cornick R, employee [N Saw Milla] ('Oroiier, J P Planta, c^ r B^ont and Dallaa square Cotton, John, employee [V C C] Coughlan John, waiter. Royal Hotel Coughlan J A, photographer, Cliurch Coughlan, W P,phot.grap her. Church Coulaou John A, employee [V C C] Coulson W, employee [V C C] Coundley M, employee fV C CI Coundley N, employee |V C CJ Coundly, Wm, employee (V C C) Courtt), Louis, employee ( V C C) Cowan, John, employee (V C C) Cowan, P, employee (V C C) Cowie, Arch, miner, (V C C) Irwin C< »wie. James, compositor, Irwin €i*ai}» Ralph, •general blicksinith and carriage maker, Bastion, res Wentworth cor Selby Craig, Wm Stanley, apprentice, (Craig Ralph) Bastion Crew, H, employee (VC C) Crossan, James, president (N Equitable Pioneer Society) Irwin Crosaan, James, miner, (V CC) Irwin Crossan, Wm, teamster, (N Equitable Pioneer Society) Albert Crowe, Wm John, laborer, (Gas Works) Cruicksliaiik, Cireorge, manager (Bank British Columbia) res Skinner Cuddy, Robt, miner, (V C C) Fitzwilliam €affola, Joseph, prop Italian Hotel, Haliburton Culligan, John, miner, (V C C) Curry, Jos, engineer, (V C C) Haliburton Custom If onse. Customs collector, B H Smith, Front Cuthbert, Geo, miner. (V C C) Dailey, D G, barber, Commercial Danks, Geo, miner (V C C) res Irwin Q *^» A. GBEGG 6c SON, AHTIST TAiLOHS. 42 YATES STREEl. Oppo$He Langlep Street, Viahna, B. O, ' h u UJ CC 1-6 £.5fi SS UJ' > O o lO If) S X HO o o .J < O S w U X B. CA T rvt-nKar/l Xr ^^r^ l^lrwt iinjjorters of Pianos, Oi • -t*-. l-'OmDarU 06 V^O., ^..^ musical instruments Ui oc ho • zBtx S ^ cab HO CdcQ O o a S < Ed K ►roans and MusiCAii Instruments. VIOTOK.I-A., B.C. NANAIMO DIKECTOUY 2iU e i)avieH & Beveridge, clothiers and tailors, Commercial L'Hvies, Goo, brewer (J Malirer^ i)avies. T L, (Davies & Beveridge) Davis, Albert A, cigar maker, Bastion iJavis, G, Brewery Nanairao, Hal UaviM, Le«vi»i Tlioma»f M. D. 0. M. physician and surgeon. Commercial, res Albert Davis, Ivor, employee ( V C C ) iJavis, John A, employee ( V C C) Davis, John, bartender, Nantiimo Hotel Davis, T D, miner, ( V C C) Nicol Davis, T J. miner, (V C C) Haliburton Davis, Wm, miner, Farquhar Daviscm. H-^mry. employee (V C) Davison, John H, miner, (V C C) Selby Davisoij, Joseph H, Selby Davirion, llobt, employee (V C C) Davy, Jos, miner, (V C C) Irwin Davy, Mrs, widow, Irwin DeBrisay, T D, doctor's agent, Church Deeble, W D, salesman, (E Hodgson) Deeblfi, Wm. butler, Prideaux Deeming, C James, employee ( V C C) Delgerno. Robt. horse-shotr, (R Craig) Delraonicv* Restaurant, props Parrott A Dempsey Dempsey, Hngh, (Parrott A Dempsey) Chur^ a Dennison. W I), employee (V C C) Devlin, Ed, employee ( V C C) Devlin, Henry, miner, [V C C Devlin, Jas, employee [V C C De Veris, Charles, employee [V CC] De'w Drop Hotel, Prop Samuel Hag^ue, Hali- burton St- First Class Board and Lodging. Billard Room Dick, Archibald, inspector of Mines, Prideaux Dick, John, miner, Prideaux Dickinson, John, employee [V C C] Dickinson, Wm, employee | v C CJ DixoL, A J, carpenter, Bridge. Millstreain Dixon, J C, employee [V C C] Dixon, Thomas, miner, [V C C] Fraeer Dobeson, T «fe N W, iron founders and machinists, Comox rd Dolan, Pat, employee [V C (]] Dolholt, John, fmr, Jacks Point, Oanberry District Dominion jiJavings Bank. Post Office Building, Front, Agent A H Home =1 ■n O ^> ?s ^^ z CO B.WILLIAM8&G0.,'^>rg always in fcstock a flrnt-clash uderwcur, all sizes and Prloeo. jsortjneot iim t. I > i| BMtlita •1 Jlmkmmm StrMt, Wt. Broad uid DmcIm, Vlmtmrlt^ B. 0» :i:M V 5 'i i I } * h The Ronisch Pianos "rrwS^L"^"' C. A. Lombard Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. •so u »- lu u oe \- oo ►• z UJ z a: UJ > O o to s O o 220 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Donaghue, Dennis, carpenter, Temperance House Donanto, Z, employee [ V C C] Downie, J, employee f N Saw Mills] Doyle, John, laborer, [V C C] Doyle, Wm, employee [V C C] Drake, Samuel, sheriff, Front, res Needham Driscoll, Wm, miner, res Church Ducca, John, employee [V C C] Duffey, Mat, miner [V C C] Dugdale, liobt, miner [V C C] Dunlap, Arch [^O'Brien & Dunlap] res Selby Dunsinuir & Hons^, Colliery props, Departure Bay Duiisniuir, James Dunsmuir, Jus, miner Dunsmuir NANAIMO DIRECTORY. 221 Evans, J W, employee V C C Evans, Jno, miner V C C Evans, Jos, employee V C C Evans, Robt (Gough& Evans) Evans, Thos, employee V C C Evans, T L, employee V C C Evans, T R, employee V C C Evfins, Wm, miner V C C, Britannia Evans, Wm, employee V C C Everick, James, miner, Britannia Fairburn, James, boot and shoe maker, Victoria Crescent Faro, Charles, employee (V C C) Farrall, P, employee (V C C) Ferguson & Co, wholesale and retail butchers, Victoria Creicent Ferguson, Donald, miner, [V C C] Haliburton Ferguson, Joseph, employee [V C C] Ferguson, Joseph, (Ferguson z m < J 97 Joluuoa StTMt, Wt. BtimA mmiH Hii«b1«1i VI«tarlmB.O I 1 i I I; f I IP i| 1 I ' I fill ir i ^ ii i 1 ji 1 I ! .5 e4 :a) O CO O o ;::Q CO h- trX cry i.J THE RONISGH PIANOS C. A. LOMBARD & CO Are the Leading PUtnoe in B. C and have the targeet tale SOLE AGF NTS VIC O'^l/i 222 BiaTIHH COLUMI \ l»i' I. Freethy, R, wl)ailingftr, V C' C, Selby t-m- VVtMitw rli Frew, Mrs A, widow, Hulibuiton Frew, Jno, emjjlnyee V C C Frazer, J , coal weigher, V C C, Fry Frost, Geo H, caroenter and builder, Victoriii Crescent Fuge, Ic, employee V C C Or Gable Phillip, cigar manufacturer, TBuHtiou (Tal>riel, Louis, butcher. Commercial Gailigher, employee V C C Galloway, Alex llobson, Gallowav James Ganner Joseph, teamster, Cavan (nvnone Vincent, watch mtker. Long Bridge Garbet Wm carpenter, Ternparaoe House Gauner, TVm, tt'amster, Cavan GardiniM-. Miss A F. Priiicipil Girls Public School, Esplanade (riirnerEd, tailor, Commercial, Gartley, Geo, teamster V C C, res Selby (ienier Peter, miner, V C C, res Irwia George, Mrs J G, candy and fruit store. Bastion George, Washingtoi, engineer, V C C,Haliburton Gibbons Thomas, cabinet maker [J Sehl] Gibbs Austin, miner, V C C, Gibbs A, eraplovee V C C Gibbs Geo, miner V C C Gibson A, employee V C C Gibson John, employee V C C Gibson Itichard, overseer No 3 shaft and No 4 slope Southfield, V C C, res Commercial Gibson \Vm, employee V C C Gilbert, HiUrn J ii., proptrs Temperance House, cor Bastion and Skinner Gilbert Jolin K, machituHt. V C C, cor Bastion and Skinner Gill, John, employee V C C Gill, J, employee V C C Gillespie, carpenter, Central Hotel Gillard, Robt, employee V C C Gladding, Charles, carpenter, Departure Bay Glaholm, Thos W, (A 11 Johnston & Co) Skinner Glasson, J C, engineer, V C C, Temperance House Goad, T, employee V C C Godfrey Wm, miner, V C C Finlayson Good, Rev John Booth, rector St Paul's Episcopal Church, res Church o M ltd -- 1^ ■J' CO ? < • (D >3 o e*- eS o • & * §-^ t-i H» The Lntest Faahiona received a» aoon aa pubhahml, td A. GRFGG & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTOBIA, B. C GOTO The Ronisch Pianos ^"!?V'"^t'l!^r"T'/'' __ 6 *. ^. Lombard^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria . ; NANAIMO DIRECTOUY. 223 Uco Good P, employee V C C Good Vincent W, clerk, V C C, res Church Goodwin G, cari)entev Goody Wm, employee V C C Gordon Davirl Wm, M P, architect, Prideaux Gordon James A, miner. V C C, res Nicol Gordon Thomas, employee V C C Gordon Wm, miner, V C C, res Irwin (Gordon W, senr, miner. V C C) ros Irwin Goss Fred, miner, Provincial Hotel Gould A, emloyee V C C Goulding B C, barrister, Central Hotel 4jroa}(li & HiVans, props Nanaimo Hotel, Commercial Gough Mrs E, (Gongh & Evans) Gough Saml, city clerk, Bastion, res Skinner Gourley James, employee V C C Gourley Robt, employee V C C Cwovernment A}i;ent, Marshal Bray Gowland, Richard, miner, (V C C) Haliburton Grnhajn. Geo, miner, (V C C) Esplanade Graham, J W, (Cohen «fe Graham) Commercial Graham, Jno W, miner, (V C C) Haliburt'^n Grant, Alex, Wallace Grant, John, miner, (V C C) Irwin Gr^nt, Robert, (E & N Raily) Comox rd Gray, John, miner, (V C C) Giay, Robert, Lighthouse keeper. Entrance Isl Gray, Thomas, miner, (V C C) Haliburton Green, Herbert, miner, (V C C)Cavan Green, Nicholas, miner, (V C C) Weutwortli Greeuerway, Albert, miner, (V C C) Green well, Jno, miner, (V C C) Greenwell, John S, miner, Finlayson Greiger, John, employee V C C Gregory, John, employee V C C Grey, John, employee V C C Gribble, John, miner, V C C Griffiths, Thomas, miner, V C C, ProviDcial Hotel Growen, H, employee (N Saw Mills) Onffola, .1 Ofiepli, prop Italian Hotel, Haliburton Gullead, Charles, laborer, Farquhar , Gurley, R, miner, Nicol Haarer'Mrs M, widow, Wallace Hague S^inl, propjDew Drop Hotel, Haliburton era I H il> i.H toH a GOTO B, WILLIAMS & CCy ^o^^^P^- Youth'B and BojB' CaottiiBg ) ■ft 1 I rl ' ^■i : ,,1. !i Wo. !■ r h ■■till :'-■ I ■■^^' m 1," r' i| - 1 1 :' '' 1 1- i; s h 1 : I /^ A T /-\m Uq 1-/^1 Xr r^/^ Direct iinportens of Pianoh, Okoans V^. i-V. i^UIllUdru 06 V^U., „„^ Musical Instruments. VTOTTOT^X^, B.C. CQ < o o > z o to z I o DC O o UJ UJ oe h (0 h z Id z oe Ui > O a CI n s .s o p s o GO 4— > O o CO M 224 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOKY. Haldon 8, employee V C C Hale, Jno, employee V C C Half Way Hoiitie, Wellington rd, prop James Parrott Hnlfpenny, carpenter, Comox rd Hall Geo, miner, V C C Hall Rev Joseph, minister Methodist Church, parsonage cor Wallace and 1 ranklyn Halliday Wm, carpenter, llobsoD Hamilton Arch, constable and assistant convict guard, Halibur- ton Hamilton John, school teacher, Wallace Hamilton John, miner, V C C Hiimilton S B, fmr, Newcastle townsite Hamlin Jhs H, employee V C C H impson Francis, employee V C C Humpson J, employee V C C Hampson VVm, employee V C C Handling Jas, miner, Farquhar Hanlan Ed, miner, Irwin Hanna, John, employee V C C Hanna Wm, miner, V C, Fraser Hanson C, miner, V C C Harbor natiter, E Quennell Harder Mrs, milliner, iiichardson and Horner Hardy David, employee V C C Hardy James, fireman, V C C, res Haliburton, Hardy James, miner, V C C, JPrideaux Hardy Thos, miner, V CC, res Prideaux Harley Jame S, V C, Micol Harley James, jr, employee, V C C, Nicol Harley E, employee, V C C Harmer X, miner, "V C 0, res Irwin Harper Jotieph, saloon and grocery store. Departure Bay Harper James, storekeeper. Departure Bay Harris J, employee V C C Harris Morgan, fireman, V C C, res Fry Harris Pendry, engineer, V C C, res, Irwin Harrison Kobt, miner, V C C, res Haliburton Hart J, employee V C C Harvey James, J P, general merchant. Commercial Harwood Peter, miner, V C C, res Albert Haslam & Lees, props Nanaimo Saw Mills, Mills Haslam, Andrew (Haslam & Lees) res Fitzwilliam Hawk E, assistant [W B Wilson] A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, mwnik, b. c. Beoeive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. h ^ <8 GO • THE mM^m 9im^ Arc unHnri>usaed for Tone, Tourh 1 1 ml Dnnibilili/, C. A. LOMBARD & CO., .SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. O w o I — I H NANAIMO DIUECTOUV. 225 1-1 H H W 10 ^s J8 in < Hawthorntli-waite, Planta Sc Co, Front Street, Civil and Mining Engineers- Land Survey- ors, Real instate Agents- Conveyancers and Collectors. A^'ents tor the Travellers Ijife niul Accident, liiHurum-e Coy, and London und Lancasliire Fire Iiisur ince Co. Huwthorntliwaite, .9 II, United States Consular Agent (Hawthornwaite tt Planta) res i.'\oij Haymur VV, miner, V C C, res fiv Fry iV J)ixon Hasyson Joseph, emploveo V C Healy Fred, miner, i^jaiquhar Hemer John, blacksiuitli, V C C H 'lulersou A, stone mason, Front Henderson David, laborer, V C C, res Albert Henuer, Fred, employeu V C Hermass J, employee V C C Heyland 11, draughtsman and mininj^ engineer, V C C, res Espla- nade Heyward I, employee V C C Hicks Madison, miner, V C C, res Needham Hickmann John, employee V C C Higgius, David, employee V C C High Peter, miner, VC C, res Haliburtou High Thos, employee V C C ±iilbert, John, Vancouver Furniture "Ware- house* Bastion Street. Furniture> Carpets C ockerV' Undertaking in all its Branch os At '^nt for Singer Sewing Machines- llilbert, Joan Henry, tobacconist, Commercial IBilbert. Kichard, Bo< C Q X > z >-0 r; • O z m -< CO GOTo B, WILLIAMS & CO., ^'^ '\?LSf bI"^.^^! eJS"""* hi t^ohnsunjita'eett 'bet. Brosbd and Douglas, Viotmtia. B C ifli ill, m i- i, li :■ 1 'f-|| '1 r, 1 V'k] ' 1 " I i IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) :* .^^ -fe j^ ^ 1.0 1^128 Ml 1^ 1^ I.I It m 1.25 1.4 25 12.2 120 1.8 Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STRi^ET WEBSTER, NY 145S0 (716) a/s^soa s ^ w ;h ii ' M I TTiP RnniQrll Pi'annc ^" **»• LEADING PIANOS in B. 1 ne rS^OniSCn rianOS ^^^ ^ave the Large.t Sale C A. I>OMBARP A CO., AGBHTS, 'glCTORlA. BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. 226 Hodgson E, prop Farmers Market, Commercial res Wallace Hodgson Thomas, marble cutter Victoria Crescent, res Wallace Hodgson T, employee V C C Hodgson Wm, employee V C C Hoff John, employee V C C Hoff William, employee V C C Hogan Mrs widow, Departure Bay rd Hogan David, Departure Bay rd Hogan Wm, Departure Bay rd Holland Henry, employee V C C Holland Wm, employee V C C Holm C, employee V C C Holm I, employee (N Saw Mills) Holden 8. employee, Y C C Holden W J, employee V C C Holman Louis, cigar maker. Skinner Holman Wm, Nicol Homniuk Aug, miner, Britannia Hotel Hopkins David, employee V C C Hogg, Wm, miner. Missionary Row Hopkins, Daniel, miner. Provincial Hotel Hopkins, Mrs M, widow, Prideaux Hopkins, Sirs S, prop Provincial Hotel, (Boarding) Victoria Crescent Hopkins, Thos, employee V C Hopkins, Wm H, compositor, Prideaux Hopsou, J T. employee V C C Hcpson, R, employee (V C C Home, A G A Son, General Merchants, Victoria Crescent Home, Adam Grant, (A G Home &, Son) Wallace Home, A G, agent Dominion Savings Bank, and Inspector (Ass- istant) Weights and Measures Home, Herbert Louis, clerk, (A G Home & Son) Home, Thomas, assistant. Telegraph Office Home, Wm A, (Renwick > § fq g ^ gh ^^ ^H Jri CQh ho go wh CO) <^ ^< ux X B. ;■ rwm ^ CA T rwnVkCtrA RrC^n Direct imjiortere of Pianos, Orqans , J-\, J-rOmDara VX V^O., ^n^ Mosicai. Instbuments. ho • sp u Id' > O o lO 10 ^ W S CO <: So o o o < NANAIMO DIRECTOBY. 227 Hunter, John, employee V C Hunter, Mrs, widow, Hali burton Hunter, Wm, engineer V C, Halib Hunter, W, B A, Ist assistant Boys Public Scliool, rea Departure Bay rd Hunter, Thos, miner V C C, Haliburton Humphreys, John, employee V C C Hutchinson, William Senr, laborer, res Albert Hutchinson, W, Junr laborer, Albert Hurst, Fred, employee V C Inkster, Gilbert, employee V C Inland Revenue Collector, (Deputy) W E, Leighton Bas- tion street Inspector of Mines, A Dick, Prideaux Inspector of Weights A Measures, A H Home, Pott 0£5ce, Building Irving, Ed B, (Adder ton & Irving) Isbister, John, miner, V C C Isherwood, T employee (V Italian Hotel, prop Joseph Ouffola, Haliburton cr Jackson, C, employee V C C Jackson, Charles, Saw Mill, Frankly n Jackson, T E, miner, V C C, Farquhar Jackson, W, employee V C C James, Henry, miner, V C C James, Henry E, miner, Prideaux James, Hugh, miner, V C 0, Nanaimo Hotel James, Stanley, clerk, (A II Johnston & Co) James, Thos Henry, miner, Y C C, Prideaux James, Wm, miner, V C C, Fitzwilliam Jamieson, P, prop Poodle Dog, Commercial, Prideaux Jawbson, Miss, Prideaux Jeffery, Wm Lowe, accountant and collector, Victoria Crescent JeflPery, Mrs Mary, widow Jeffery, W L, accountant, Victoria Crescent Jenkins, J E, prop Old Flag Inn, Bastion, cor Skinner Jenkins, Wm, prop Oriental Boarding House, Victoria Crescent Jenkins, Wm, employee V C C Jenkins, W, employee V C C Jenkins, W J, employee V C C Jenkins, W D, employee V C C Jenner, David, carpenter, Haliburton I John, David, miner, V C, Nicol BWii I lAIMQ 9» nn l^ ttl^vuyH>n ciUH'kafirHt-claHH AMortment • wllLLIHIfiO 01 UU*j ofUnderw.>ar, all sizes and Prioee. 6m (k«- ') i StNat, Wt. BrMkd aad Vi•«nll^B.OL I I ' ji,l ■ h ± ll0 rVpOmSCXl Jr IQiHOS ^^„^l haoe the largest sale. 0. A. Lombard^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. ^ 228 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Johnson, Charles, employee V C C Johnson, John, carpenter, Britannia Hotel Johnsoh, Ralph, sen, miner, V C, Haliburton Johnson, Ralph, jr, miner, V C C, Haliburton Johnson, Ralph, blacksmith, Halil)nrton Johnson, Thos, miner, V C C, Haliburton Johnston A H ^ Co^ Importers and Commis- sion Merchants. Dealers in Groceries. Pro- visions and Farm Produce. Agents for P. C. 8. S. Coy: Ea«t Co st !S. 8. Coy: B. C. Fire Insurance Coy, Bastion Johnston, A R, (Johnston, A R & Co) Bastion Johnston A, employee V C C Johnston J, carpenter, V C C Johnston J, employee V C C Jolde Albert, employee V C C Jolly James, miner, V C C res, Irwin Jones David, engineer, V C C, res Milton Jones Edward, employee V C C Jones Elias, ba'tender, Royjil Hotel, Commercial Jones Evan, carpenter, V C C Jone», ti}eoi'j»fe. prop Newcastle Inn, Coraox rd Jones, Gecirj^e, employee V C C Jones. Heniy C, miner, V C C,res Comox rd Jones, Leslie, contractor, V C C, res Esplanade Jones, Levels, employee V C C Jones, Jnmes, employee V C C Jones, James, employee V C C Jones, John, assistant (James Harvey) res Wallace Jones, John, miner, V C C, res Fry Jones, John, laborer. Fry Jones, John, engineer, V C C Jones, J B, miner, V C C, res Royal Hotel Jones, J C. em.>loyee V C C Jones, J D, engineer, V C C, Milton Jones, John F, miner, V C C Jones John, employee V C C • Jones J R, employee V C C Jones John R, emp'oyee V C C, Jones Rees, miner, C C, Missionary Row Jones, Richard, miner V C C, Esplanade Jones, Thos, employee V C C Jones, T D, employee V C C Jones, Thos E, employee V C C Jones, William, saw mill. Fry Jones, W, miner V C C, res Provincial Hotel A. GREGG a. SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. o 'A CD >** (1 Kf The Ronisch Pianos ^^ «N»""'*s^^»^f<;jToo.,T;eof Courtof Appeal, under assessment act etc, JP Planta, cor Front and Dallas Square Karst, Cli, Cosmopolitan Bakery and Restaurant, Bastion Keast, W J, em])loyee V C C Keddy, Wm, Church street Teamster and Drayman Teaming of Every Description done to all parts- Keith, Thos, miner, V C C, Missionary Row Keith, Wm J, employee V C Kelly, James, employee V C C Kelly, Roi)t, carpenter, Provincial Hotel Kelly, W L, employee (N Saw Mills) Kemp, John, gardener, Departure Bay Kemp, Wm T, carpenter, V C C, Skinner K'^nnedy, G W, (Osterhout & Kennedy) Commercial Kerrom, James, miner, V C C, Haliburtrn King. John, Prideaux King, Thomas, miner. V C C, Provincial Hotel Kinney, David, employee (N Saw Mills) Kirkwood, R, blacksmith, V C C, Irwin Knarston, James S, clerk, (Geo Bevilockway) Haliburton Knight, Fred, longshoreman. Royal Hotel Labello, Jos. miner, V C C, Royal Hotel Laffrity, Jas, miner, V C C, Dew Drop Hotel Lamb, Robt, miner, V C C, Irwin Lange, employee (N Saw Mill) Langford, P, employee V C C Langham, Geo, miner, V C C, Richardson Langham, James, miner, V C C, Richardson Langham, Jos, employee V C C Langley, A, employee V C C Laneton, W M, prop Bee Hive Bazaar, Victoria Crescent Lawless, Jos, carpenter, V C C, Prideaux Lawless, Gus, employee V C C Lawly, John, carpenter, Haliburton Lawley Thomas, carpenter, Haliburton Lawrence Louis (Adams 2 z m 91 JoluuMi Btr««t» iMt. Bro«d Mid DousIm* Vlot9rla,B.C ^4 « i tiil I ill HI \l )i ! ■ '■.! i CO O o o ^ 1^ I n C nU N I oil n rillll UO ana have the largeat eale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 230 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBEOTOBY. Lawson John/ employee V C C Lavson Wm, miner, V C C, res Eraser Leask Geo, teamster, Haliburton Leask James, senr, employee YOG Leask James, laborer Y G C Leat Mrs, widow, Departure Bay Le Ballister & Thompson, I X L Livery Stables, Ghuroh Le Ballister W L (Le Ballister k Thompson) res Gommeroial Le Ballister, Mrs W L, dress and cloak maker, Goramercial Ledger Henry, employee Y G G Lee, Amos, miner, Y G G, res Haliburton Lee, Mrs E, widow, Prideaux Lee Geo, miner, Y G G,res Haliburton Lee Wm, employee YOG Leeman llobt, employee Y G G Leeman, Thos, miner, Y G G res Prideaux Lees A E (Haslam & Lees) res Prideaux Leicht Hermar, carpenter, Y G G Leighton W K, Richardson Leighton W K, accountant ( A B Johnson & Go) res Selby Lewis Frank, employee Y C G Lewis D B, miner, V G G Lewis John, barber and tcbacconist, Gommeroial Lewis Peal, miner, Farquhar Lewis Thomas, employee Y G G Lewis, T B, contractor, Bobson Lewis Wm (Galdwell & Lewis) Leonard John, carpenter, Y G G, res Irwin Le Page, employee Y G G Lindsay A E, cashier (Dunsmuir & Sons) res Departure Bay Linn Mrs E, widow, Selby Liscombe Robert, laborer, Fry Lister Geo, miner Y G G, res Nicol Lister Henry, employee Y C G Lister James, miner, Y G G, res Haliburton Little John, employee Y G C Livingston Robt, employee Y C C Lloyd Ed, employee Y C G Lockway E, employee Y G L'ocknart Gharles, Oliver Lockhart J, employee Y G G Loeger Henry, employee Y G C Lomas James, employee Y G G Lord T, employee Y G G Louis J, employee Y G G Louis Peter, employee YOG Louis Thomas, miner, Haliburton M The lAtte$i Fathiom fwenvad a» 9om m pMUktd, «f \, GREGG & SON, 4f YATES STIEET, VICfOIIA, i. t Th GOTC The Ronisch Pianos ^™„r.rsf„^rr'::. C. A. Lomhard ^ Co., Sole J^mfs, Victorin z E cot! 0.1 S f- .J y\NAIMO DIRECTORY. 231 Lone John, laborer, Cavan Lowes Joseph, miner, Haliburton Lukey Richard J, compositor, Wentworth Lukey Mrs T, widow, Wontworth Luphone H, employee V C U Lynch John, employee V C Lynch Wm, employee V C Macdonald Dan, miner V C C, res Prideaux Macdonald, D S, general groceries and dry goods, Haliborton Mnce Alfred, painter, Bastion Machin C, miner, V C C, res Haliburton. Machin Frank, employee V C Machin Fred, miner, V C Macloney John employee V C 0, Madden A J, employee V C Madden Wm, wharfinger (Johnsons wharf) res Old Flag Ibm Magge A, employee V C C Maggee Pat, miner, V C C, res Boyal Hotel Magnone H, blacksmith. Departure Bay Manl A, employee N Saw Mills Mahon John, blacksmith, Robson Mahrer John, prop Nanairno brewery, Mill Maitland James, miner, Britannia Hotel Malcolm John, Nicol Malcolm Wm, employee V C Malprass Thos, miner, V C C, rea Provincial Hotel Manson L, general merchandise, Haliburton Manson L, employee V C C Manson Michael, master mariner, Selby Marfao John, employee V C C Marshall James, miner, V C C Marshall James, employee N Saw mills Marshall O O, employee V C C Marshall Wm, minor, V C C, res Irwin Marshall Wm, employee N Saw Mills Martell Jos, miner, cert mine maLager, V C, res Etplaaade Martin Dennis, miner, V G C, res Provincial Hotel Martin I, miner, V C C Martin Thos, miner. Dew Drop Hotel Martin Wm, employee V C Marwick A, employee N Saw Mills Marwick J, prop Bed Lion Brewery, Nanaimo Biver Bridg* Mason A, employee N Saw Mills Mason Bobert, general contractor and ttamster, Selby ^ Yo"^fa'* *^°*^ ^^^ OlnttoHn \'i \i ill lis ? \r\ 1 II I * -i C' A T r^mh' r i K^ C^ ^ Direct importers of Pianos, Organs ,. rx, l_vOniljai(i Cx v^O., .,„fj musical Instrumknts. O < O H §> u Id Id K I- eo z Id z Id > O O CO .s o P S o r-; C3 o o CO CO 232 BRTTIHII COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Mas^on liobt, employee V C C Matheson A, senr, miner, V C C Matheson Alex, juiir, miiier, V C C res Irwin Matheson Dan, employee V C C Matheson, F, employee V C C Matheson Ihos, employee V C C Matson Aujj;ust, miner, V C L), rea Britannia Hotel Matson H, employee V C May John, cabinet maker (J Sehl) res Prideaux Mayer, A! (D a: CO ft - >< M* A. QHEGG & bUH. 42 YATES STREET, VICTOKIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods m ths Oit^, w o O o CO o 1-4 s > (!) ^' lc£saac-« Dan, miner, V C 0, res Dickson McKay Hugh, carpenter (Central Hotel) McKay, Jas W. miner, V C C, cor Fry & Dickson McKeatiug, T, emf)loyee V C C McKenzie C C> Bastion St. Heal Estate and Fin- nanoial Agent, Coveyanoer and Aooonntant Agent for the Glasgo\ir and London Fire In- surance Company. McKenzie, D C, employee V C C McKenzie, John, miner, V C C, Fry McKenzie, U, V C C McKiulay, Gilbert, employee V C C McKinlay, Jas J, employee V C C McKinlay, Robt, employee V C C McKinlay, Wm, miner, V C C McKinnell, Gilbert, miner, V C C, Haliburtou McKinnell, Robt, employee V C C, Haliburton McKinnou, Alex, miuer, V C 0, Haliburton McKmnon, D, employee V C C McKinnon, Dennis, minor, V C C, Haliburton McKiunon. Ed, carpenter, Haliburton McKinnon, James, assistant Geo Bevilockway, Wallace McKinnon, John, sen, miner, V C C, Wallace McKinnon, Jolin, jr, miner, V C C, Wallace McKinnon, Michael, miner, V C C, Haliburton McKinnon, Sam, miner, V C C McLaughlin, C, employee V C C McLaughlin, J, employee V C C MoLay, Thos, miner, V C C, Irwin McLean, Charles, miner, Fry McLean, Duncan, miner, V C C, Fry ^^ »> o > C Q I CO fern -^ • o z m -< ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., '' ^^LStSfBTiS^ e^"""^^ tf t «ro)uiso]iiJStr«ett bat. Broad and Dovclaa, Vlotori*. B O i kl U' .t^: ^1^ I'!' Li\ The Roni<;rh Plnno^; ^'* *'" ^^eadino pianos in b. c 1 nC IVOniSCn rianOS „„^, ,^^yy j^,,^ Largest Salv C A. LOMBARD A CO., AQ15MTS, VICTORIA. K 234 BlUTIHH COLUMBIA DIKECTOllY. McLean, Hugh, ininHV, V (' (\ Fry McLean, Jus K, employee V C C McLenn, John, eraployei^ V C C McLean, Kenneth, miner, V (J 0, Fry McLean, Mrs. widow, Prideaux McLean, Murdock, blacksmith, Fry McLean, Wm, employee V C C, Fry McLellan, John, employee V C C McLennan, Alex, miner. Pridt-anx McLennan, 1), employee (N Saw Mill) McLennan, W H, miner, Fry McLeod, J, employee (N 8 ^w Mills) McLeod, Wm, bartender, Oriental Hotel McMillan, Jos, employee Y C C McMillan, W, employee V C C McMillan. Wm, employee V C C McNaw, T, employee V C C McNealy, Pat, miner, V C C, Haliburtou McNeil, James, employee V C C McNeil, John, miner. "V C C McNeil, Malcolm, miner, Y C C, Haliburtou McNeil, Michael, minei-, Y C C, Irwin McNeil. R, cu-penter. Royal Hotel ^IcXeill, Edward, harness maker, Yictoria Crescent Mi'Nicol, D, employee Y C C McPhee, Arch, miner, Y C C, Fry McPhf^e, Malcolm, miner, Y C C McPherson, John, employee Y C C McYee, Henry, miner, Fraser Meakin, Albert, Y C (.-, Nuedhnra Meakin, Fred, engineer, Prideniix Meakin, John, Mrs, wiclow. Prideaux Meakin, John, miner, Y C C, Halibnrton Mebius, L A, Miss, 2nd assistant, Boys Public School Mellado, Bruno, builder, Newcastle Reserve Melloms, Robt, employee Y C C Menary, James, compositor, Morning Courier Menzies, John, carpenter. Temperance House Mercer, Joseph B, tallyman, (N Saw Mill) Prideaux Meredith, Geo, employee Y C Meredith, Wm, employee YCC Merr tf, John, employee YCC Merritt, Matthew, employee YCC Merritt, Maurice, miner, YCC Irwin * Merritt, Robt, employee YCC Merritt, Thos, employee YCC Merryfield. Thos, miner, YCC, Temperance Houie A. GBEGU & SON, ARTIST TAILOHS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Langley Slreetf Vidoria, M. C. I h UJ UJ K Ho W . l-° Z< UJe 1° r^ o a m 10 Z M M 1^ Ml Mi M' CQH M( <^ M( HO M( ^U) Mc ara M( g M( M( Zo M( Qffl M( M( Mc Mc Mc ^< Mc Mf is 5^ Mc Mc Mc Mr niW)rteni of Pianos, Oroanb • ■«*•• l-»OmDa.rCl Jicol ^miliar, Tlionins, prop Provincial Hotel, Victoria Crescent Miller, Charles, engineer, Y C C Miller Ed, employee Y C C Miller John, miner, Y C C, res Haliburt(»n Miller Mat, miner, Y C C, res Irwin Miller Wm, engine drivei, Y C C, res Farquhar Miller, carpenter, Wallace Millmora, James, miuer, Y C C, res Finiayson Mills ThoH, miuer, Y C C, Provincial Ht)tel Mitchell Geo, miner, res Dew Drop Hotel Mitchell John, soda water manufacturer, cor Wallace and Went worth Mitchell M, employee Y C C M<»ffat David, employee Y C C, res Fitzwilliam Mollett Joseph, mechanic (Water C<>) res Milton Mollison, James, miner, Y C C, res Provincial Hotel Molloy Hugh, employee Y C C, Moore Fenwick, employee Dickson Moore, Jos, miner, Farquhar Morgan G, employee Y C C Morgan M, employee Y C C, res Nicol MorgHn Sam, employee Y C C Morgan Thomas, treasurer N Equitable Pioneer society Morgan Thos, fireman, Y C C, res Nicol Morgon Wm, miner, V C C, res Provincial Hotel ■**^.? Morrell D, prop Campi Kestaurant, Long Bridge, Commercial Morrel John, Campi Restaurant Morres Jos, employee Y C C Morris Mrs S, widow, Nicol Morris Peter, miner, Irwin Morrison John, employee Y C Morrison Miss J, housekeeper, Central Hotel Morrison M, carpenter oud contractor, Wentworth Morrow H, employee Y C C Morse, Jos, employee Y C C Morton, (.ieorge, waiter (Royal Hotel) Morton, W H, Bastion st> Gunsmith. Gun and Lock repairing a specialty. Gnns and Am- munition of all kinds kept in Stock. 3J =1 -n O ^> ;s CO •^ _ m 1 O 0) BU/II IIAMQ 9a on I^<^P alwiiytj ill tStock a fir^il-cliiSH Afleortzoeot ■ Iff ILLinilltf tt UU«y of l7ndor\\.ur, all sizes aud Prices. SmUi««. 9T JokBflOB StTMt, bat. Broad and DmisIm, Viatoaria, B. CL I. ,N''i Ml; I .(V 6 cd S o B > TllG KOniSCil 1 IQiIlOB and have the large»l tale. C. ,4. Lombard is' ^Va. Sole Agents, Victor io,. o S <3J O 2:36 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. resi- Morton, W H, carpenter, rea Albert Mott, P, employee V (-) Mottislmw, E, employee V C C Mottishaw, Ooo, employee V 'J Mottishaw, Walter, employ ot^ V C> G Mottialiaw, AVm, employee V C Mottishaw, Sum, miner, Y C 0, Haliburton Mottishaw, Sam, jr, V C C Muir, Mrs A, widow, Pri'hiaivx Mullaney, M, employee V C . Mullholand Ed, employee V C Musgrave, Josepli, prop Hoarding House, Haliburton Muzeo, J, e iipU)yee V C C Myles, Walter, miner, V C C, Haliburton ' Myles, Walter, fmr, Cranberry District IsT Naiialmo Drii«; Co, rannager G H Blakoway, Commercial Nauaimo Equitable Pioneer Society, general merchandise, pr dent James Crossan, Nicol IVaiiaimo Free Prc§H, Commercial, editor and prop George Norris Nanaimo Gas Co, works Bridge, manager Alfred Thomas ^unaimo Hotel, Gough & Evans, Commercial Nanaimo Machine Works, prop U J Wenbarn, Eraser Nanaimo .lloriiiii); Courier, prop and publisher Robert Todd Nauaimo Public Schools, Sell)y Nauaimo Water AVorks Co, manager J Stirtan, oflBce Fitzwilliam and Selby Niish Wm, miner V C C, res Milton Neary M, employee V C C Neane John, employee V C C Neane Wm, minc^-, V C C, res Esplanade Neen Jos, miner, V C C, res Nicol Nelson John, employee V C C Neri I, employee N Saw Mills Neubert L T, cigar nuiker, Central Hotel Newcastle Inn, prop Geo Jones, Comox rd Newman Henry, employee V C C Newton John, employee V C C NichoUs John, night wwtchman. Departure Bay Nicholls Wm, painter, Central Hotel Nichols Wm, miner, V C C, res Haliburton Nicholson C, carpenter Central Hotel Nicholson Donald, miner Haliburton Nightingale Richard, alderman, contractor, Wallace A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREE1 Opposite Langler Sticct, Victoria, B. C. ■i c 1^ cr c 'A PI r^ •I. \'^ a • M O \\ o I \ id CQ o c3 09 as Spii! o ID IO n O % TheRonisch Pianos Are UN8unrA8«ED^j,r^^^^^^^ C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. id cs o o q 5 CO uJ in us n CD ?■' •q i MANAIMO DIREOTORY- 237 Nile, Phillip, carpenter, Old Flag Inn Nixon George, bookkeeper (Oii» Flag Inn) Nonl John, miner V C, Dickson Nord Nilla, blackHmith, Fry Norman 8, carpenter, Central Hotel MorriM m O O 3 (■. ^V\ m h I; "'' r ir II «! \n I I TlIC DnillOnU nikUnQ^re the Leading PkmoB in B.C I ni« nUlllOUn rillllUO ana have the largest sous. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. Tl ^ 238 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Pearce, James, miner- V L C, Haliburtou Pouice, JoIju, employee V C C Pearce, John, ship caulker, Haliburtou '«• Pearce, Wm, employ e<< V J C Pearse, C E, i'mr. Lasqueti Isi Pearse, F H, fmr, Lasqueti Isi Peck, F, employt'O V C C Peck, Herbert, Cavim l*eck, Thoiiias K, prop Peck's Hotel, East Wellington, Cavan Pearson, C, employee V C Pearson, Jos, employee Y C C Pearson, J, employee V C C Pellegrinele, waiter, Campi Kestaurant Pender, James, miner, V C (J, Haliburton Perish, Hy, helper, ^R Craig) Perkins, W H !S, Dry Goods, Comraercinl Perry, James, miner, V C C Perry, James, employee V C Perry, John, employee V C C Perry, John, prop Tulbot Hotel, Comox rd Perry man, T J, miner. \C C, Needham Peters, Thos, miner, Y C 0, Commercial Hotel Pettigrew, Ilobi, tailor, (Caldwell H ^ K gf" I-; Q o n hr< H* r ,P U The Intest Fathion* received a* toon at pMiihed, al \. GRFGQ & SON. 42 YATES STREET. VICTOIIA, B. 6. t I ID 10 Z CO < CO pa o z CC < O Z a < u ij u r b (» i 'x and Bastion Prentice, W, employee (N Saw Mills) Presbyterian Cliiircli, cor Wesley and Fitzwilliam, Rector Eev'd James Millar Price, James, miner, V^ C C, Selby Price, Samuel, supt. Govt r;>ads, Wesley Priest, E, C E, landsurveyor. Departure Bay rd Prime, Frank, miner, V C C, Haliburton Prout, John, grainer and painter. Central Hotel Provincial Hotel, prop Thomas Millar, Victoria Crescent Pullwill, Fred, employee V C C Puncheon, bricklayer, Wallace Quennell, E, rancher, Cedar District <|uennell, K, butcher and harbor master, Commercial res Lub- bock Square, Fitzwilliam Quennell, James, assistant (E Quennell) res Lubbock Square Quinlan, F, employee V C C Quinlan, Johnl employee V C C Raine, C, employee V C C Raine, Joh, engineer, V C C, res Talbot Hotel, Comox ri Raines, Thos, hack driver, Commercial Raisbeck, Thos, employee V C C Ramsay, Geo, employee V C C Ramsay, G. milkman, Nicol Ramsay, Joseph, engineer, V C C, res Provincial Hotel Randle, Albert, tinsmith, Wesley Randle, Arthur John, tiusmith, Grace Randle, Jos, sen, overseer No 1 shaft, Grace Randle, Jos, junr, overman No 1 shaft, V C C, res Selby CO ^ &J o h y SO) H ^ GO to Br WILLIAMS & COm*'**'^^*^"'«^*'"^*^'«*'"^' ^y» ^^^^^ 97 JuiauMn Street, Wt.B«widMMlDM«lM,VietM4» B. C U % ■ ! »■!*'■- ^ ' l( . .1 i'.: m r ::iri>l' 1 M \n t< '• C* A J nml^nrA Rr Cr\ Direct importers of Pianos, Oaqans v^. rx, j-^uiiiudiu uc v^u., a,,^ Musical Instrumbi^ts. "VIOTOI^I-A., IB. CD. o < z "- o o u o I- o > liJ cc h co H z S z UJ > o o M CO 5=1 .3 o p S o .^ en o CO 240 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Handle, Otener, machinist, V (jC, rea Itandle, Wm, miner, V C C ituper, Kaper <& Co, bjoksellers & stationers, Victoria Crescent Raper, Alfred, (Haper, Kaper tte Co) res Victoria Crescent iiaper, Benjamin (K, li «fe Co) rea Victoria Crescent Kapliael, L, mmer, V C C ilaybould, Mrs W, widow, Wentworth Itechenmacher, Fred, brewer, Nanaimo Brewery lioese, Tlios E, mintr, V C C, res Hali burton lieid, James, employee V C C Reid, Wm, machinist, V C C, res Skinner lleiley, James C, miner, V C C, res Milton Renfew, Tnos, employee V C C Reruvick & Horno, genajal blacksmiths, Bastion Reuwick John (Reuwick At Home) res Selby Renwick. David, apprentice ( Ren wick m to O O S3 m > (0 >< t-< Ml 3. U I— I 9 g ^ 1 THE RONiSGH PIANOS o O w o Eh C3 9 Hi n f IDS h4 ^re unAurpoMed for Tone, Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. MANAIMO DIRECTORY. 241 Bondeau, Henry, miner, Y C C, res Needham Bosewall, Henry, miner, Com*>x rd Bosewall, James, (Cnwtborn & Bosewall) res Comox rd . Boss, Dan A, messenger V C C, Esplanade Boss, John 1), employee V C C Boss, Phillip, carpenter, Fry Boss, Walter, f mr, Cranberry District Bothery, Wm, employee V C C Bous, W, employe viV C C Bowe, Charles, employee V C C Bowe, Henry, miner, V C C, res Prideauz Bowe, B H, miner, V C C res Haliburton Bowley, David, blacksmith, V C C Bowbottom, A, employee V C C ' Bowbottom, F, Mason, Farquhar Bowbottom, W, employee V C C Bowbottom, Wm, employee V C C Hoyal Hotel, Commercial St> The larg^est and best Hotel in the'City, R Watkins. prop Budd, H V. clerk (Bank of B C) res Front Budd, J M, clerk (John Hilbert) res Bastion Buddock, Charles, employee V C C Bushford, Geo, miner, V C C, res Irwin Bussell, McDonald & Co, auctioneers and general dealers Com- mercial Bussell, James, miner, cor Irwin & Finlayson Bussell, J, compositor (Morning Courier) Byan, Henry miner, V C C, Dew Drop Hotel Bynard, C, employee V C C Snbiston A Wilcox, props Commercial Hotel, Commercial Sabiston, John, Senr, Harbor pilot, Cavan Sabiston, John, Junr, pilot Sabiston, Peter (Sabiston & Wilcox) Wallace Sabiston, W, employee V C C Saleo, John, employee V C C Salvation Army Barracks, Caot Broreton, Eraser Sage, E, teamster, V C C Sage, Jos, eraployt^e \ C C res Bichardson Saintna. A miner, V C C, res Finlayson Salter, Henry, employee N Saw Mills, res Mill Sampson, J, photographer, Victoria Crescent Sampson, John, coal prospector and diamond diill engineer Wal- lace Saramel Peter, employee V C Santerlar. L, employee Y C ^m. WILLIAMS & CO., *•' T^.l'SB'a^iS^^'"' m: ; u ,•<'■' ir-\ ,l'i/: m W' i! ' !l!l \i I TViP Rnni'crVi Pi'annc ^^ "'• I-EADIN'G PIANOS In B. C 1 ne i\.OniSCn rianOS ^„d ,,^y^ ^.^ Largest Sale C A. LOMBARD A CO.. AGENTS, VICTORIA. n «- - IN m 2^2 BRITISH COLUMBIA DlllECTOKY. Santy, Charles, miner, V C C, Haliburtrn • Santim C, employee V C C Sayce, Ed, employee V C C Say ce, Jas, employee V C C Scales, David, employee V C C Scales, Geo, employee V C C Scales, John, stone cutter, cor Fry & Dixon Scales, John Henry, blacksmith^ V C C, res Irwin Scales, J H, teamster, Irwin Scaulan, Michael, fmr. Cranberry District • Schilling, Kichard, employee V C C Irwio Schuloon, B, miner, V C C, les Fry Scott, David, enQ;iiie driver, V C C, res Haliburton Scoular« H^obt, Solicitor and Notary Public, Agent for the Conneoticnt Fire Insurance Company. Front Street. Scouse, Wm, employee V C C St?i»ville, VVm, carpenter. Front Sehl, J. furniture denier, (church and Comraerci d Sehl, J J, manager (J Sohl ) Church and Commercial Semran, K employee V C C Serventi, A, employee V C C Serventi, B emi)loyee V C C Sliaw, Aaron, tinsmith, (W R Wilson) Shaw, Alexander, J P, statiou agent E & N Ry, Pri.leaux Shaw, Alex, * mployee V C C Shaw, Geo, baker (Poodle Dog) re-j Commercial Shaw, John, miner, V C C, les Occidental Hotel Shaw, Joh;\ [u-iiici pal boys' school, Wesley Shears, Charles, eiiij)loyee V CC, res Missionary Row, Haliburton Slieares T, mii.er, V C C, res Missionary Row Shepherd, Henry, employee V C C Shr-pherd. Wm, employee V C C HiierilT. Simuel Drake, Frcmt, res Needham Slii.^iis, Wm, slauufhterer. Cedar District S'licr, Frank, uph'tUterer (J Sehl) Central Hotel S'» )ie, carpenter, Fitzwilliam Shortridge, Jos etnployee V C C Shumink, V G, employee V C C Simpson, G, employee V C C Sims, M A, employee V (!IC, Sinclair. Wm. teamster, Haliburton Slater, Wm, fmr. Cranberry District S oan Robt, l)rMk*^sm im, Pridennx Smith Alex, miner, V C C, res Haliburton Smith H H, rollecfor of customs, office Front, res Prideaux Smith Charlns L, painter etc, Bastion A. 6BEGG 6c SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET, Oppoiite Langiey Street, Vvdoria, B, C o • Sm Ui Ui H c Sm o ='2 Sm Sm Sm Sm ^^ ?2^ Sm Sm Sm Sm ^a •S ^ Sni qs! Sn( 52 Spt ?^IH Spt tcW St a 5H Sta 1-* ' ^^ Sta Ste ^9 s O U ^ Ste Jp Ste r: • fOB Ste 3tt <:t3 Ste HO Ste CO 01 Ste' SO U(Q Ste =^3 H 3 go Ste Ste Ste Ste OS Ste Ste str rLE'.V. Stii Stii (D w 1 ri^ Sto Sto «« ^ S*„ Sto Sto e^ 1 " Sto % 1 -^ Sto M* 1^ Sto Sto 1 ?= Sto 1 H B.\ K K < 3 B ft Da •*• (D M* a M* r"" A T rkmKnrrl Xr r'o Direct {mjMxIors of Pianob, Oiioans v^. -M. J_yOniUarU ex V^O., „„,i musical Instrumemto. VIOTOX?.IA, B.C. ? ■ t ■ hJ ^ ■ C ° H •-ci ,; si ^ 1 ^§p NANAIMO DIRECTOUY. 243 Z^>i or= 8 a ^ n 05 .J o < a D < Smith Donald, J P, nutiirv public real estate ageut, Commercial res cor Irwin an 1 FaiqiiUar Smith F, employee V C C Smith Henry, employee V C Smith James, employee V C C Smith John, prautiu.il watchmaker, Commennal Smith Murdoch, bartender, Identical Saloon, Victoria Crescent Smith Norman, prop Identitral Saloon, Victuri^ Creatent, Smith liichard, carpent m-, H iliburtou Smith liobert, assistant (E Qiinnnell) res Haliburtou Smith Wm, plasterer, Pridnstux Snowtlen Hy, employee V C G Snowden, Isaac, enj^iiiH rliiver V C C, res Irwin Spear, IM, employee V C C, res Milou Spear Wm John, carpenter, Milton Stamp, Thos, employee V C C Stanners Dav, employee V C C Stark Louis, fmr Cranberry Dist StefFen Gns, miiu-r, VC C res Nicol Stephen on D. constable, Da[)fnture Bay Stephenson, Jas employee V C C Stevens (t Stevens John C, miner, Needham Stevens Wm, emplovt^o N Saw Mills Stevens, Wm, blackstnilh, V C C, resCavjin Stevensoi! MyU-s, driver (A II Johnston & Co) Stevenson Wm miner, V C t', res Haliburtou Steves Charles, employee V C C Stewart John, cabinet miiknr Stewart J 1), eniployee V C C Stewart Wm, chief constable and jailor, res Albert Stewfirt. V, employe^ V C C Stipendiikry Jlaj^istrute, J P Planta, res cor Front ani Dallas Square Stirling Alex, carpenter, Prideanx Stirtan J, J P, mana^^«^r Nanainio Water Works, Frankljn Stockland, Smi. mint^r, V C C, res Haliburtou Stone, James, employee V C C S*,. J John M, enj^iiieer V C C, res Fry Stonehou.sH James, miner, V C C, Haliburton Stonehouie liol»t, miner. V C C, res Haliburton Stonehouse W J, employee V C C, res Haliburton Stouehouse William, miner V C C res Haliburtou StonleyC. miner, V C C Stoveall, fmr, CraDl)erry District Stoveall Mrs, widow and fmr, Cranberry District CO ■n O ^> 5 CO - 2 • m O CO i\.> 111 .-"iM iv ii linsi-clasH AHHurtment Mt° lJn> ur. all xizcHund Prioeu. iSee tiieni. B. WILLIAMS & ua., 91 Joluuoa StvMt, bet. Broad and Donslas, Vioteria, B. O, 1 I ii M\ \\] Hi' •! I I- w- 'J fj t i Z z m w > O 9 M n O S o r;i •s ,; The Ronisch Pianos^t^^rS^LT^ ^^ .//. Lnrnhard/^- Co.. Sole J Merits, Victoria. 244 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ISt Paal'is Episcopal Church, Bev John Booth Good, Church Stringer John employee Y C C Strong J A, manuring editor Morning Courier Stuart J, miner, Y C C, res Fitzwilliam Sullivan D, emplojree Y C C SuIliTau, Thos, employee Y C C Sullivan T, employee Y C C Summerhayes Alfred, bricklayer Wallace Summer A, employee Y C C Suter G, employee Y C C Sutherland Dan, miner Y C C, res Britannia Hotel Sutton Joseph, miner, Cavau Swain A C, employee V C C Swift Mrs, widow Weutworth Tagart J E E, clerk, Y C C, Yictoria Crescent Tiubot Hotel, prop John Perry, Comox rd Taylor C, employee Y C C Tnylor David, miner, Y C C, Missionary Row Taylor Geo, carpenter, Nicol Taylor James, employee Y C C Taylor Peter, miner. Fry Taylor Wm, employee V C C Teague John, employee Y C C Telephone Ceijti'al Office, Geo E Cav.lsky, Yictoria Crescent Templar I, carpenter, Y C C, Provincial Hotel Temperley Geo, employee Y C C Thames Henry, carpenter, Eraser * Thoman Alfred, manager, Nanaimo Gas Co, Temperance House Thomas A S, employee Y C C Thomas B, employee Y C C Thomas David, miner, Y C C, Irwin Thomas D W, employee Y C C Thomas E, miner, Farquhar Thomas James, miner, Y C C, Haliburton Thomas Price, Wentworth Thomas W, employee Y C C Thomas Wm, fmr. Cranberry Dist Thompson Adam, miner, Y C C, Haliburton Thompson James W, miner, Y C C, Nicol Thompson Jas, employee Y C C Thompson John, carpenter, Nicol Thompson Jonathon, miner, Y C C Haliburton Thompscm Joseph, miner, V C C, Haliburton Thompson Joshua, miner, Y C C, Haliburton The Latest Fashions received as soon as publisksd, mi \. GRFOG & SON. 42 YATES STBEET, VICTORIA, a. C. H o o \ i : J Hi ^> C 1 A hi <•» wM 5 H n • 2m as ^ 99 Q IB •a •CIS to Ui I CO OS M IS Is ,0 4 ^£ C) o 'II ■> IK ,oj5 iTieRonisch Pianos Are UN.u»r,»«»^.«rT™«.T.«.d,..uu C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. NANAIMO DIRBOTORT. U5 Thompson William, miner, V C C, Missionary Row Thompson Wm, miner, V C C, Haliburtou Thompson W H, LeBullister & Thompson, Commeroial Thomson Geo, M P P, Franklyn Thoog Wm , employee V C Thornhill Thomas, horse shoer, (Renwick & Uorne) Tibbett Geo, miner. Old Flag Inn Tinkley J W, employee V C (J Todd Kobt, prop and publisher Morning Courier, Commeroial Todd Wm, laborer, V C C, Haliburton Townsend Wm, driver, (O'Drieu & Dunlap) Townsley C, employee V C i) Tracey John, employee V C C Tree Wm, miner, Old Flag Inn Tregonning W, wharfinger. Departure Bay Trounce Wm, uightwiitchman, Skinner Trudell Henry, employee (N Saw Mills) Truinper Jos, carpenter, V C, Dunsmair Tucker A, employee V C C Tunstall Jas, miner, V C C, Nicol Turbett Wm, employee V C C Tweed Ed, miner, V C C, Cavan Tweed Jos, employee V C C Tylor Christ, miner, Britannia Hotel Tylor Jos, employee V C C TJ United States Consular Agent, J H Hawthorntbwaite, office Church Uny Wm, employee (N Saw Mills) V" Vager Frank, employee V C C Vahle Fred, raiLer, V C C, Haliburton Vancalpin Rod, painter. Oriental House Vancouver €oal Co. Ld, S M Rubins superintendent, office cor Farquhar & Esplanade VanHouten McGregor E, druggist, (Pimbury & Co) Albert VanHouten Walton, tinsmith, Albert Vawdon James, employee V C C Vickers John W, miner, V C C, Fry Vipond George, teamster, Albert Vipond George, jr, teamster, Albert Vipond Joseph W, teamster, Albert Vidond Jos, teamster, Albert Vodden Lawrence, assistant. Old Flag Inn PO O Id z m ^< ^1 So ^S ^ o • > z m 91 JohaMB BtTMt. tet. lor riue Havs »n4 Cafs, Tavaki*, VALisiaak Blamkbii^ Bla ll f 'm * '\'} 1 .s 2 B C r»» o • n **• I- M* r? Tb P4 \ 10 10 Z w s ^^ cat! CM < R DPI <^ u Wen West Whit Whit Whit Wbit Whit Wick Wilc( Wilc( Wilk Wilk; Wilki Willii Willi, Willi, Willi, AVillii Willii Willi; Willi) VVillif Willii Willii Willii Willi, Willi) Willii Willi, Willi) Willi) Willi! AVilli Willi! Willi AVils( Wilsc Wilsf AVilsc Wil.K Wilsc Wilsf Wilsc Wil GOT< The Ronisch Pianos ^r<^rzfa';rr-^- C. A. Lombard ^^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. I 10 10 t §«' •Jp! COB hOi £^ CM g ill u NANAIMO DIRECTOUT. 247 Werrell, employee V C C Wostfield Mrs, widow, Hiiliburton Whitehead Geo, employee V C C Whitfield Bios, Boot Importer of Staves. Grates, Ranges, Pnmpsi I^ead Pipe, Zinc etc, Mannfaotnrer of Tin. Copper. Zino and Sheet Iron Ware, also Metal Roofer* ^ o H ^0 -/: H r-l> ^ GOTO B, WILLIAMS & C0..^o''^^°'«' Youth's and Boy' Clotliinc 1 I ' ii; I s \mM C"* A T rimV^nrA Rt f^n l^lre«t *"'»?«'■*««' of Pianos, Organs ^. n.. l^UIIlUdru 06 V-.U,, a„^ Musical Imstkumbntb. O to < O > o s O OO o o CO CO 248 BKTTISH COLUMBIA DIIIECTOKY. Wil ennvood, L S, employee V C C, Temperance Hoatio Wintumuth, luacliinist, I es Temperance House , .» . Wise, John, ])i'esHman (Morning Courier) Wolfe, Marcus (A Mayer & Co) res Wallace Woobank, B, miner V C C, Haliburton Woobnnk, Geo, miner, V C C, Haliburton Woobank, Joseph, miner, V C C, Haliburton Wood, Job 'ph, Farquhar Woodljurn, Martin, employee V C C Woodburn, Moses, employee V C C Woodburn, Peter, employee V C C * Woodill, John, prop boarding house, Front • • , . ' ' Woodman, W, engineer V C C, res Nicholas < ' Woodword, H W, carpenter, Skinner Woodward, Iram, carpenter. Skinner Wolcok James, res Vintor Worrell, miner, Dewdrop Hotel Wright, Dan, employee V C C WyJie, John, employee V C C Wynne, John, bartender (Royal Hotel) Y , • Yates Ben employee V C C Yates, James miner V C C, Farquhar Young B, employee V C C Young C, notary public. Departure Bay Young James, salesman, N Equitable Pioneer Society, res Niool Young John, employee V C C Young Keuben, miner, V G C Young Wra, miner, V C C, res Haliburton Young W C, employee V C C Zanoruala Mike, employee Y C C, res Mill T. N. HIBBEN & CO.. ESTABLISHED 1858, BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, Government St., VICTORIA, B. C. A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street. VICTORIA, B. C. Beoeive the firat Imported Woolen Oooda in the Cii$. » . \ VANCOUVEM ADVEKTIBKMENTb. 249 »t 4i"DAILY & WEEKLY News Advertiser. «L ^^•^^ Manufacturing * Stationers, PRINTERS AND BOOK BINDERS. "■ '^tSXSps'r- "D BANK DRAFTS. CHECKS, NOTE AND RECEIPT FORMS -* - ■ " : PRINTED, PERFORATED AND BOUND AND NUMBERED tN DUPLICATE. tS0^ Orders for Book Binding left with Mr. ZED S. HALL, New Westminster, will receive Prompt Attention. ;> (I •^••^m HI •> , ■! J- (.1' ■ I he Ronisch Pianos ^^ '?!^ u!ta ^h- i^n^t saiM. and b yards soutli from the bottom of the shaft. Ventilation is good, is on the sepnnifp split system, one on the south side and two main divisions to the uortli side of the sloi>e. No. 4 pit is down on the top of a high bluff overhioking the Mildstream valley. The coal is worked from what are known as the north and south side workin'^K; the workings of the mine are on the same system as No. 3 pit except a Hmiil place on the south side where they ore now opening out to the long wall system. Ventilation is good, motive a large fan on the top of the upcast shaft, kept constantly running by a powerful steam engine, and also on the separate split system. No. 5 pit. From this pit there is a branch line from the E A N Railway. Ventilation is very good ; motive power a large fan on top of the upcast shaft and also veutilution by the separate split system with tive main divisions. In this pit occurred the disastrous explosion on Jan. 24th, 1887 when 77 lives were lost, 31 being white men and 46 Chinese. No. sinking shaft is fully JKX) yards east of No. 4 pit and not far from No. 2 of the East Wellington Go's shaft. This pit is now down 775 feet and will havf to go nearly 2(X) feet further before coal is reached. The railway sys- .'<'ni i>* already extended to this pit. East Wellington C<)llieric8 owned by the East Wellington Coal Co, (R. Chandler Esq) consists of No. 1 and 2 shafts, and are worked on the long wall system. The two shafts are fully half a mile apart in a direct conrse, the places are cimnected underground and iu the winding of the workings there are 14(X) yards of a level to connect. Ventilation is good, motive power, a furnace at No. 1 pit, one division of which is ui)castfor both places, the other division being the downopst for the j art <)f the workings of No. 1 pit. The air comes in at one end of the division and out ut the other and as the goaf bi-hind is well filh d there is not much chance^ for gas to collect. | The output of coal for 188S was 30, 092 tons, giving employment to 132 | men, earning per pay being from $3.00 to $5.00. | A." OBEG6 & SON. ARTST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley SircpJ, VicJnrin, B. C. THI o H u o o gH p i ^^ a (OK > 1^10 r fi < I lIL HUIllOUn nilllUO TouoU ana Durubait». C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. o H u o o gB M (I < WKLLINGTON DIUECTOUY. 261 WELLINGTON. Incliif/litr>,diina L, miner, N Hovce I', min»'r, N Boy a J. miner, N Bovvater C, miner, E Bovvater Wm, miner, E l^iaize Evan, miner, E Bretinan Rich, miner, B Brittle Hobt, miner, E Brooks Henry, miner, N Bi'own Andrew, miner, E Brown E, miner, N ^-1 Iz GOX-I tli fflLLlAlflJ QCilUij V\i.i9(js, Bl>mkbt9, Eta SI JdktiJaStrjjt, b«&. Broil a%1 3»(«l»i, (TiatArl*. 8 O irr, • '\ I %. -if^ -M ^^i m ■ , The Ronisch Pianos ^'^ ^^"^ leading pianos in b. o 1 lie IVOnibCn rianOS ^„j ^^^^^ y,^ Largest Hale C. A. LOMBARD * CO., AQSNTSf YICTOIUA. CJ o CO o iJ52 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIHECTOU^ Brown G.o, miner, N Brown James, bnteher, E Brown James, miner, E Brown Joseph, miner, N Brown Wm, miner, N Brown Wm, miner, E Bryant Tlios, miner, N liryce Aiij^ust, miner N Bry» Elli h Elli C^Q) Elli U CQ ii^rr O^ Err 5 hi Esl S Eva era ^^'^ •-• H > O a tn s CO *«: CO o *^ o < WELLINGTON DIRECTORY. 253 Doyle, Andrew, miner, N Drew, Kich Sear, manager saw mill, E Drew, Richard, jr, miner, E Drew Wm, miDer, Jbj I' ucar J, raiiinr, N Dudley E, miner, N Duggan A, miiitn-, N Dunibar Geo, fmr, N Dunlap Rod, miner, E Dunn Robt, underground f»)re- man, E Dunsmore Robt, miner, N Dwyer Thos, miner, N UunNniiii*' K & Hitnn, props Wellington Collieries, Depar- ture Bay Duuston Wm, miner. N Eberts D W, M D. ]S Edgar Thos, miner, N T^d wards John D, miner, N Edwards Wm, miner, N Ellis Charles, engineer, N Ellis Harry, miner, E Ellis William, engineer, N Erricson Alex, miner North Erritson B, miner, N Eslick Joseph, miner, N Evans Ed, laborer, N Evans Richard, miner, E Fear J, private boarding house, Comox rer, N France John, engineer, N Frances William, miner, E Fnink J B, helper, E Freethy Robt, laborer, E Frost & Wall, carpenters, E Frost G H, carpenter, E Jrost J (Frost & Wall) E Gaffney Patrick, miner, N Galloway A, senr, miner, N Galloway Rol)t, miner, N Gallagher D, -miner, N Garibaldi A, miner, N Gillel Thos, miner, N Gillespie John, weighraan, N Giiley Joseph, miner, E Gillis Dan, carpenter, N Gillis Duncan, miner, N Gillstaff B, miner, N Gilmour Joseph, miner, N Godfrey Sath, miner, N Godfrey Seth, miner, N Gulder Roi>t, hostler, E Goldsworthy Thomas, bartender (Somerset House) N Gopp Will, miner N Graham David, logger E (.iraliiira Geo, teamster, E ccCO Jco • rn z o CO BWII I lAMl^i A nn *^**'J' 'I'wu.VH III ,>t<)' M,i i:::a ti •■%■ 1 i^ . |. 1 . I: 1 : ; 1 ■ m z UJ S z cc Ul > o o ti n o # - 1 c CC a:* The Ronisch Pianos ''irrs^t:,^^^'' C. .^. Lombard^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. 254 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Hartman Nelson, miner, N Jones Ed, engineer, N Hartraan Robt, miner, N Jones Edwaid, miner, E Harvey James, General Mer- Jones Fred, minei, E chandist^, N Jones Fred, irmiei, E Harvey, Ricliard, miner, E Jone-i Henry, miner, N Haskiijs Joseph, miner, N Jones H R, miner, N Havistu Samuel, miuer, N Jones J 13, overman, N Herrin Deva, miner, N Jones Joe. mint^;r, JSI Heyvvorth, ThoR, miner, N Jones J, minet, N Hill James, poKtmaster, N Jones Joseph, miner, N Hill Matthew, miner, N Jones Lodwig. private boarding Hiilier, miner, M house, N Hilton George, R. i y track, E J >ne^ E miner, N Hinksman VV^iq, mmt-r, E Jones Mrs Jamet;, General store Hird D, miner, N Jones Mrs, widow, xV Hird Robt, miner, N Jones Morgtn, uiiuer, N Hohadalla Andrew, miner, E Jones Sam, l)utcher, N ., Holla R, miner, N Jones T. min^M', N — Homley Artl)ur, miner, N Jones Thoin IS, miner, N , . H«iop Eiancis Josejjh, logger, E Jones W L\ miner, N '1 Hopa Tlios, miner, E Jones Walter, driver, James Hopkins J, miner, N Hiirvey, N ■ Horno Mrs W, wid()W, N Jordan Wm, miner, N Horth C W, tally ma:., E Kane James, lab, miner, N Hoskin R, miner, E Karlsim I J, miner, N Hui §^ IM fciaj t?^ ^a WELLINGTON DIRECTOKY- •255 Langi Joseph, miuer, N Lark, Tlios, miner, N jjiU"kiii, VV;ii, miner, K Lewis. D W, miner, N Lewis, Joiin, engineer N Lewis, John, iiiiuet, N Lewiri, Joseph, miuer, N L'wi ', Jo. eph, weighman, N Limlsay, W A, [iuy master, W Littlr', John, luiuer, N Litt'.n, i'homas, miuer, N Lobley, Wm, miner, F Liirui). Mark, miuer, E .Sl.nl.leii J]], iiiiu M', ,1 Ma'-loiMv T, •iiiner. -V M'lgrooni M, i)lacks iiitli, N Milpras Joseph, miner, N M uiiUM^f, miner, N vLina 4 Win, minec, X Marshall Alex, min.)r, N Mirs'iall Th'tinas, engineer, E Martin Chirles, N Matheso!) Mattliew, miner, N Malhesoti Man look, carpenter, Matson Jarol), miner, N Matson John, mine-, N iM itt C, niiu'^r, .\ Matthew ■; John, iirema i, \ MeArthiir D. carpenter, N McCall John, miner, vl M.l-«man, S M'.Infc mIi T), tnlner, N M^liit'nh Jarao-?, carp^n';er, N \I',Kvv J L, sch) J V[*Ki7 Jnmes. mJM »r, N M^Kay, Miss M, school teacher McKeildy, D, miner, N McKimson, Tlios, miuer, X McKmlay, James, miner, N MoKinnei, Andrew, luiuer, E xUcKinnel, -Jum^.s, minor, E McKinuon, D, niiner, N M.4{.iughr, A, inicniaist, N M(.Jj;iy.'K.)l)t, miner, E M.djy, li>bt, miu.'j, E McLeud, Angud, miner, N McLe )d, Duncan, engineer, E McLe hI, John, miuer, N MoLeod, John, miner, N McMillan, A, fireman, N McMillan, Dan, carpenter, E McMillan, Henry, lireman,N iUcMdlan Mrs, boarding houso McMiillen, miner, N AlcMulleu James, sawyer, Saw Mill, S McMurtric And»ew, miner, N McrNeil Mrs J, widow, N McNeven Dnncm. miuer, E McTagg irt Wm, miun", E Mercier Htephon, miner, N Meredith Geora»», miner, X Mnh-al SteDJion^ miner, N Millburn Thos, miner, N Millar (tus, miner. X Miller James, woodsman, S Miller Sam, woixlsmfui, S Mitchell George, minar, N Moff itt A'ldrew. miner, E ^T Miroe, Thos. carpenter Monroe, Thos carp.mter, 8 M )nroe, Wm, min n\ N Morgan, Jt.lui, engineer, N Morgan, W.n, miner,X M >rla'id, K K, miuer, N Morris, Thos, miner, N Morris, Wm, miner. E M orrison^John. engineer, E M )rris()n Peter, miner, N Morris )n Phillip. l)artHndar, E MortimPir'JSydney, mill hand, S M )sbv Win, miner, l!i Moss W*H, miner, X Mott Pet n", miner, N rr>'& o vn - < - > ^O r:CC o s -I -I 2 m < i Ki • i ! 1 = -';:i :v'm ^1 Johmamm SirMt, Wt. Broad aad OmcUs, Viet*rlA, B. O BKITIBH COLUMBIA DIUECTUilY. /" Mounce Harry, engineer, Saw Mill, S Mounce, Lewis (Grant & Moun- ce) cs Muir, Bobert^ mill hand, E Muisant, A, miner, N Murphy, L A, carpenter, N Murphy, Michael, miner,E Myers, Charles, logger, E Miller, Ge;trge, miner, N Mitchell, Charles, miner, E Mori is, Richard, blacksmith, N Nash George, woodsman, S Nash Isaac, miner, N Neil Wm, miner. E Nelson John, stonemason, N Noie Wm, minor, N O'i^ea iMichael, fmr, N Ogens Mmc, miner N Olson Wm, miner, N Orr Alex, miner, E Parratt Joseph, miner E Parrott James, prop Half Way House, Comox rd E, Parry James, miner, N Pmscoci James, miner, E Pascoe Thomas, miner, E Patrey Joseph, miner, N Patterson Peter, miner, E Pattison Jamos, miner, E Patton A, Chinese boss, N Payne John, banksman, E Pearson Thos, miner N Peck Thos lOrle, prop Peck's Hotel, E Perry John, prop Talbot Hotel, Comox rd, Mountain District Peters Isaac, miner, N Petrona Alex, miner, N Pevidore John, miner, N Phillips Geo, miner, F Picchiuia G, miner, N Pierson John, miner, N Pierson, Wm, miner, N Pippey Robt, book keeper, E Pistoue John, miner, N Poppelwell Amos, blacksmith N Pope VV F C, station agent, N Potter James, miner, N Price Edwaril, miner, N Price John, miner, E Pringle Wm, carpenter, N Quiun Michael, miner, E Quinu Wm, miner, E Kat'ter Wm. rnim-r, N Kame J, miner, E Kamsay John, blacksmith, E Kay, James, miner, N Raralks B, miner, N Reed Wm, logger, E Regard Leo, black>raith, N Reid James, machinist, N Reilly P, miner, N Reiuhard Chas, mill hand, N Reuwick Thos, engineer, N Rice Thos, miner, N Richards Dave, miner, N Riciianls Thos, miner, N Ricl'.ards Thos, miner, N Richardson (Jeo, miner N Richardson Wm, teams*:er, S Riethei, Otto, miner, E Roberts Ellis, mill hand, S Roberts Martin, miner £ Roberts R, miner, N l{ol>ert8 8 B, l)rakeHman, E Roberts William, engineer N Roberts W R, watchmaker N Robinson, miner, N Robinson James, miner, N Robinson Robt, miner, N liobinson R, miner, N Robson John, miner, N Rodgers D, miner, N Rogers F O, minei, N Rooney Joiin, miner, N Rooney Pait, miner, N Ross Wrtitt'i*, miner, N Rudy Paul, miner N Ruthford James, miner, N Sacre Emile, blacksmith , N JSage Geo, jr, whart carpenter, O H -a H M ^ CO ? < • o ^3 s •* o • t (0 u z Sk. Sill Sra Sin Sm Sn( Sn( So So J Sp( Sta St« Ste Ste Stti i Ste Stu Stii ^^t^l Sm T.) Tal Ta, Ta' Ta^ qq: 9^ The Ronisch Pianos -ir.'rSCi;'::!^''- ('. ,rl. Loiiihurd ^' Co., Sole ./J stents, Victoria. lip 8 3 |§ J? HO jit < a < WELLINGTON DIRECTOR!. 257 Siinn J, miner, mil1,N Saunders Charles, iniuer, N baundera Daniel, miner, N Savnge John, miner, bi Scover J, miu^^'. N Seals James, raiiier. N Semper, Nelson, liborer.N Second, Jolin, miner, N Sharpe, Jam s, fireman, N Shaw, Sam, miner, N Shea, Thos, miner, E Shearing. Ben, bhicks uith, N Shearer, Jas, miner, N Shillito, (jeorj^e, en<^iueer, N Short, llirhard, miner, N Simpson, J, miner, N Simpson, Wm, miner, E Skelopi;!, miner, N Skelly, James, miner, E Slater llobt, miner, N Smith K. wifchman, N Smitii, Jeswie, miner, E Smith, iiios, miner, E Sneijsder, Joseph, miner, N Snedden, John, miin-r, E Solmey, H, miner, N Somerset IIoun«*, prop J D, Dixon. Com'»x rd, N Spenoer, A, miner, N Stack, Wm, miner, N StepiiHV. \.d im, laborer, N Stevenson, David, min-^r, E Stevenson, John, miner, E Stewart Airs, .l|tT, piivate board ing house, N Stewart, Uobt, miner, N Stuart, John, miner. N Sturj^es"*, C, miner, li S^turgess, <'harles, mi'inr, E Siidron. Wm, carpenter, E Tobacco Joseph, mtuer, N Talo E, miner, N Tappela Loui^, miner. N Taylor (tbo, minor, N Taylor Wm, banksman, E Thomas Frank, carpenter, (Som erset House) N Thomas Levels, miner, N Thomas John, fireman, N Thompson James, miner, N Th )mpson John, miner, N Thompson Robf, miner. N Thomps(m Sam, miner, N Thom[)son Thos, miner, xS^ Tiller Mrs C, ^vidow, N Torbet Wm, miner, N Totterdall S W, rancher. N Trelsar A, miner,N Trelsar John, miner, N Turner, miner, N Turner Ed, miner, N Turner James, storekeeper, N Underwood J, miner, N Unglaszoe Frank, miner, E Uram Absolam, private boarding house, N Uren A. fmr, Clmse River, S Varen G, miner, N Vater F, niin t. N Vater W H. miner, N Vauizhan Robt, mill hand, S Vender C, miner, N Venito Peter, miner, N Vernalla Jo eph, miner, E Waddels John, engineer, E Wadle Thos, miner, N Wagg George, miner, N Wall Thos, prop Wellington Ht)tel, .^ Wall Thos, (Frost & Wall) E WaUace Robt, miner, N Walkein W W, M P, surgeon, E Warlta A O, miner, N Wark James, mechanic, N Warrington Sa n, fmr. Mount- tain Dist Waterhouse John, miner, N Waterhouse J, junr, miner, N Watson Andrew, miner, N , Watson Geo, laborer, N , Webley Tho^, miner, N ' Webster Charles, miner, N| I I ?[> 1^ c;j> •J'i I ■) ■U'& GO TO B, WILLIAMS & COM ^<>^^*°'»'^o"t'''»»pd Boyg* oiutbitj :fe mi. I . II i t- , 1 1 J II >\ 1 1 (^ j\ \ nm K'lrr I A^ r^r» i>iiept impornTi^oJ' Pianos, Ubganb V^. i-l.. L.,UinuaiU tX. ^^U., and musical instruments. VIOTOTL1.A., B.C. o r o o o o 00 < O O > UJ Ui oc « Z u z uJ > o a M ;=! • r— " O P s CD O o o a:; CO 258 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKECTOKY. Wo^tiaore find K, miner, N Wo.Uwood 15enj, blacksmith, E W'estwood C C, carpeucer, E vVe,.t\v()o(l N. cHi'pentrtr, E Wt'stvvond David, fmr, Mount- tain Dist Wf'stwood Joseph, blacksmith h !l])Hr. E Westwood Milton, blacksmitli helpei-, E VVestwood TP deputy yjostmas- ter and storekeeper, E White Johis miner, E White John, miner, l^j White P, miner, N Wliite Thos, miner, N Wihi.s Eman, fmr, F Wilks James, blacksmith, N Wilks Mrs W, widow, N WilkH Mrs, widow, boarding house, N Wilkinson Henry, assistant Sam Jones, N Wilkinson Mrs, private bonrd- inpf house, N Williams Ed, miner, N Williams Geo, engineer, N Williams George, miner, F Williams Jenkiii^!, miner, N Williams Kichnrd, miner, N Wilson George, miner, E Wi]f*(m James, miner, N Wilson James, miner, N Wilson Sam, miner, N AVinkalmnn 1^. miner, E AVoods John, miner, N Wright Jo I n, miner, E Yeanan Walter, miner, N Yeomans Wm, miner, N Young Hobiiison, miner, N Zaccarelli Ant, blacksmith, N \ Zaccrr(>lii Thos, blacksmith, N i ^•'■•-W* •»«» WJi GABRiOLA ISLAND. Alesem, John, logger Antonio, Jacob, fisherman Chappie, liichard, fmr Chappie, Wm, fmr Chinas, Miss Mary, school teach- er Cross, Joshua, fisherman Cegnen, Jas H, fmr Degnen, John, fmr Degnen, Thomas, fmr Drake, Mrs Elizabeth, fmr Edgar, Macnus, fmr Elgar, Mark, fmr Kleevett, Wm M, DeCousey Is! Foster, John, fmr Gray, Jas, Tmr Gray, Robert, lighthouse keeper Entrance Isl Hamilton, John, inechanic Higgins, Wm, chopj)er Hofjan, Alexander, imr Hyham, Arnolec, fmr Jameson, Jas, fmr Jameson, Thos, fmr Le Boeuf I'heo, fmr Lewis David, fmr Lewis Jas, fmr Manley Michael, fmr O u w In the Dominion Electoral District of Vuncotiver and Provincial of Nu'.i- aimo, a noted Island in the Gulf ofOeortria, uliout ei{i;lu nvi'sin length unil close to the Vancouver shore, it contains valuabii' coal measures, farming and mineral lands. Ther» are schools at hoth the uorth and the south ends of the Island. The principal murkei is Nanaiino. Postma.ster. Alex Shaw. ?3 ^^0 sec Ml u I A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, ViCiOEiA b. c. Beeeive ihe firai Im-poried Woolen Good* in iht t\iy i> «H ^ o •" 31 i- !z! U a!^ i» ^W ^H ^Tl 5> W ! u-O 50 ;:: • op N 1 ® ; M 1 r'V -^ 1? -<. 75 ii.i i ^>• 1 > N L N. •^ ft 1 Ml 9 ; u 1 TUC DnMIOOU DIAMHi^ ^"^ unsurpassed for Tom; I nC nUlllOUn rinllUO Touch and DuraMmy. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. R> o H O O CO o I— I P h4 w w H 0} H Id H H Z 8 ifi bl > in 10 J8 M < NAMOOSB AMD CBDV.R DIrtEGTORY. 259 Mnrtiu John, finr Martin Jonathan, fmr Martin Joseph, fiiir Martin William, mechanic McGuffie George, frar McGuffie Thos, fmr ^icr.-ay Jan, JP, frar Nelson John, fmr Morrill Richard B, fmr Pemberthy John Whyte, fmr Phillips Edwd, fmr I'eterson Henry, fmr Preston Miss S H, teacher Roberts D R 8, fmr Rollo James, fmr Rolls (ieorge, fmr Rolls John, fmr Shaw Alex, postmaster Silva J no, fmr StopluMisoti Jno, fmr NANOOSE BAY. Nnnoose Bay in the Dorninioi Provincial of N.in liin » is situ i^ei ;ii). within tive lailesof tue W.»lliii;;t)n cjI man's river or P.irksville, a distance o entirely a funning coiumuuity. Ttie slieltered unchuraj^o fur vessels. Post Master BeveridgB William Braduer Get>rgo Rrunell Henry fmr Euos Join), fmr Eiios Joseph, Evans Rt»Hs Goll'rey Amos, fair Hamilton James, fmi* Himilttm Hobeit, fmr Harris Jeremiah Kiiiglit James, fmr, Lewis Williaui 1 hllJ3j»."ii ilHofijt of Vmco'iver and > ic ei^'liG ajle-t u trbli of Nan;iimo and ii ;ries. Pn listru;t extonls to EaglisU- f ib»i 12 uiitis l)y ti miles wide. It is bay. 4 miles by 13^ miles, affords good — Williiiin KoberttJ McGiaiitP, tiobrtits William, postmaster Sunders John Sharp Jamns S'»ili5l Joiui l'Ii > 11^)1. Ill Joiin, fmr i'ioei John, sen Tii)et, jr L'loape Fred, fmr Wall Thomas Will VViiJia.n Wiliiaiiis Jainea GEUAR I/wlitdlfiQ' Ojitar II irb)r. Cedar in the Dominion Rleotoral district o' Viiio Miver, an.i Provincial of Nanaimo, is 10 miles from N.innimo, quite a farmiu,' seotiim and capable of atTording homes for a few more. Post Master John Hill. C/i o > C o X 1-0 • O :q z m -< CO .,':l!i;:',i;y ^H8. WILLIAMS &G3., "" ^"^l^ ri;:^^^: ^"" 87 J«kaMm StrMt, tet. Braad aad DomglM, VlvftwiA. S O in 'i ■ '''■■' i . \U The Roniqch Pianos ^" ^^'^ leadino pianos mac C A. LOMBARD * CO.. AaEtfTS, VICTORIA. 'J«0 BRITISH COLUMBIA DlliECTOltY Abhott Joseph, frar iind shiagle milker, Oyster harbor Beitch Thoia IS, farinhaud Buiin.v Ch-irltis. finr Briiiuy John, fmr Br»nuy Sum, fmr Blank OharleH, furrnhfincl Mo<{us (^hnrleH, fariiihatul Bone Thomas, bntuher Brentoij John, oyster men^hunt Oyster hiirbor Brickley Ben, loj^ger, Oyster harbor Brickley John, loj^jijer. Oyster harbor Cairns John, fmr C/tssidy (xeorLje, frar issitly Tliora IS, fmr Cousion Frank, farmhand Oavis Samnel, fmr and miner DoImq Pat. fmr Ferf»ason J, fmr Ferguson Rneben, teamster Oonlon James, fireman Gribble John, fmr Haslam James, fmr Haslam William, fmr Hemer John, fmr and black smith Hill John, fmr and postmaster and Hill)ert John Henrj/, fmr Hilbei'l John, fmr Hibert \V M, fmr Hodre in luoHmiMits than this section. Altboat^h from the steamboat landing, or Conros town, as some call it, or Port AuKUsta as it is called on the map, to the end cf the present H«>t. tlement, no matter in which way he goes, every lot is taken up consecutively and settled upon. Itmiy b^'lsioribala^ prairla, aMar-b >fctona, opan-land, swamps and heavy timber, yielding? when cleared equal to the Dalta land^ of the Fraser, is neither subject to overt! iw, nor pe^tererd with mosquitoes. The alder- o O H 3W So ■A ^9 2 ® o ■ H •A o 3 s I Mt I A. GK-±«lxijr oL ^O^, mili5l lAiLUnb. 42 UfES SIHdi, Oyij^iie iMttfuley tUreei, Victoria, B. C, t m h iii UJ ff o ^ ° S wo s w COS 3? CO t^ d« ^^ i Wra -^^ OS " ^ H Qh iJ X I t- h UJ UJ K > o o 10 z s DC CAS CO < CO W O 5 o < a S < a: CAT K 1- 1 A^r r^r» D'"^*- '.tnjtortero of PiANoa, Oroass TTIOTQlEtlA. B. O. 261 ^ H S COMOX DEHC RIl'TlVE. bottom is Kood land, inclined to be wet durinj? the winter, but that will remedy itself aa larK'dr anns are iiu.irovel. It is easily oleared. very pro- dnotive, and the sturups soon r )fc, triotn of thh kind oF land are to be foniid from the landing lo Cape Mndno, a dista/ice of twenty miles, nowhere in large areas, but the iudiviilmil phices are most desirable. The open land is chiefly scrub oak, willow and j'oplnr. has some surface stone, but no rock, the soil, a clay-loam, a good yielder. and earlier in the season than any of tlie rest- The swamps are the most desirable of the unoccupied lands, they are mostly old beaver dams, varying in size fiom a few acres to .'ilX) acres, they are covered with wild grasses, and on the drier ones scrubby brusn. There is little chopping lo be don. » hut they are wet and must be ditched. wi>rae of these swamps have lakes near them and sutiicient water fall for 20 to 40 horee power for four or fi e months of the year; many of them are very beautiful In the dry season, and when reclaimed will be inexhaustable m fertility. These lake-t are a f ivorile resort for tront. and the swamps of all kinds of game- tlie Elk here finds all iiis wants supplied. Sirrouii ling thes3 swamps ar<^ acres of alder and cedar, the latter l)eing easily worke I for buildin r purposes. Tlie heavy timbered land is g >o I soil b u tli^^ c nt '>f ela irin.r will prevent any great extent of it Irom being reclaimed until the cost of labor is greatly rednc- eil. i^ 11 kiiios of grains are grown Kuccessfnlly, fall and spring wheat, or corn tonlatoe^^ and the liko. mature and d • weli. Kverything that constitutes gri n- deur may be found here, snow-capped mountams. lakes, winding rivers, and lertile valleys and great areas of timber. Port Augusta is a fairly good harbor, at the wharf are all the conveniences of a town of lO.(KK) people. Stores, hotels, livery stable.^, blacksmith shop, butcher shop, shoe 8h>p- priv.ita onirlin.! h nne. et ;.. sii ))lie-» cm be had at Victoiia prices. In the settlement are throe cliurches, Episcopalian, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic, the Methodist body nave a missionary who holds services in dif- ferent parts of the settlement. Three public schools, about 4 miles apart, a week- ly mail, 2 steamers a week from Nanaimo, ♦ mile-, from wbich point you can go to Vanouver or Victori.i, also a sieainer plying b^^tween Victoria and the mines which are directly across the bay from the settlement wharf or landing, as i. called. Its distance from Victoria has been its only drawback, that difficulty Is not now felt with the frequent communlcaticm by steamers. The opening of the mines lias iniiHed new energy into the settlers and a bright prospect is before it. The iron'deposits at Texada Island, whether the ore be smelted there or at Coniox. must grea'ly add to its pros|)erity. There are two Saw mills, one has bjeu ruiiMing for yo ir.s t^ supply looal wants It has excellent water power and may be increased in power to meet the growing demand. It is centrally situated on the Courtney riv3r; at this point a town is being survey- ed and plotted off, there is a post ol!i je, blacks nilh slioo, church, farm houses and private houses all around this centre. The other mill is owned anoriiii*fnt D» iflLLIfllflO OC UUij oCUtiderw ur. uit ?>. .See thetti. Keep iiiw.ivf .11 oCUnd 97 JakaMB Ktraat, bat. Biwad aaa DmicIm, Viotoria. B. C ,MmM m m i?(y; m •■ f I. Lmnlinnl A Co., Sole Agents, Vietori/i,. B • 1— i« O CI- a o o -3 262 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. The riyers and Inkes tenm with fiph, and »;ive the foUowera of Tsano Wulton full Boope for his patieiiou und iugeiiity. Ttimptiriiture depenus ou the diHtmioe from the ooHst, At the Inndiof; the pluiiKh >uwn by the geolgical surveys to be a vast bed of coa^ An attempt was made some years ago to o|)eu up the coal measures, but now the company, owning the lands, has opened them in many places, is building a railway from the pits to the sea. a distaaoe of 1-1; miles, and expect to put out 2000 tons daily within the next six months. The locomotive is already on the ground, and the bridging and track ready for the rails, an enormous wiiarf constructed for the couveiiieace of their shippirg, and from the energy of the owners we may feel sure the industry will be prosecuted vigorously. Thf number of men employed in this trade alone, will quadruple the population of Comox. Post Master — Joseph McPhee. Anderson Walter B, constable HHsesHor and ttz collector Anilertoii John, carpenter Aiidertou William, cHrpenter Bner lievd W W. Methodist minister Hailfy William, laborer ]{>iini Jolin, Inir l>Ka('li Willitim fmr Ji»*ckens«*ll Thos fmr I'.entlfv Walter J. C E, Govt Berkelf V John, fmr Howler James, fmr Bridyes ClmrleH. frar iirucB Adam, io^gfr {'•inci- John, slio^.man Bvrant & Dixon, fmrs Valdez Isl Bnrn Frwd, fmr ('aims Thos, fmr ('Nmplx'M W (t, laborer Carter Richard, frar Cirwithen Rtginald,fmr Casey J^ewis, manager logging camp Casey James, iog^t-r t'essfonl Robert, -.irpenter Clarke James, fmi Cli£fe S nn, prop Lome Hotel Coates John, carpenter Crawford Byron, frar (^ravHord Samuel, tmr Creech Edwanl, fmr Creech l{ich)tnl, fmr Creech SamuHJ, fmr Ctinliife Franklin, fmr Cunliffc Henry, frar Curtis James, fmr Dii'las Charles, fmr Valdez Isl Davis Isaac, fmr Davis Leonard, fmr Derbyshire James, laborer Dingwall William, fmr Thf /jtitetti Fftghton* rectnreti tin attim ti9 fmhit*heii^ af \, GRF^JG & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C o ca -CI O I o CO >4J c-3 M ■'I o I? 'A H I «) g i i: The Ronisch Pianos '"' U'«"«'A»«°^j;;Ton.,Tm.oi.,.„d 0. A. LOMBARD * CO., AQBNTS, VICTORIA. OS ^ n COMOX DIUECTOHY 26;{ Uniou Dixou A fJ, carpenter, mines Doiiulma NJiclwif-l, fmr |)|al)l>lH vn-o F, survt^y.n- Dnncun Erie, fmr DinifHU Oliver, fmr Dunciin Uobt senr, fmr Duncan Hubert jr, fmr iJti can Wiliiaiii, hur Finlev, Thonias, tmr Fitzj^Hrald Jos, (iovt .;ni(l< Fletcher J, fmr Qnalieum Fraser lievd Alex, Piesbj^terirtu minister Fraser John, carpenter, Gage Walter, fmr (iraliam James, logu'^T Graham John, fmr Valdez Isl (iraham Robert, fmr Graham Thomaa, carpenter Grant John, fmr Grieve Berkeley, fmr Grieve Georj^e, fmr Grieve George, jr, fmr Grieve Henry, fmr Grieve John, fmr Grieve Joseph, fmr Grieve Thoman, fmr Grieve William, fmr Hall Robt, frar, Valdez [3I Halliday Ernest A, fmr ti.iiliday James, laborer Kvrlv .lohn. frar Harrigan Andrew, fmr Hariigan William, frar Harnariton William, fmr Harvey VValt**r, fmr '{ I V vins -foUn, logger Helhnd A O, fmr Hatherinjjton John, f nr -[ill L iwin G, shopmin H )lme^ John, fmr Holmes J, storelceper Hoaeyman John J, fmr Hooper Charles, fmr Howe Georijo, butcher Huxham Henry, logger Joiiuson John, fmr Jones David, I'lnr Jones David, fmr Jones W, shingle maker Kelland George, fmr Kelly Christopher, logger King & Casey, logging camps, Vtildez Island Kirby Thomas, fmr Kirby Harry, shopman Knox John, fJasterer Kno< Jose, Ji, fmr Knox William, logger Lambert Nathaniel, laborer Ledingham Alex, fmr liRver I'homas, lotcge ■ Lewis William, frar Lisk Thos. fmr Little Matthew, fmr Manson William, sliopmin Mathieson William, fmr McDonald Geo G, prop Elk Hotel McKelvey, Adam, fmr McKelvey Stafford, fmr McKenzie John, blacksmith McMillan David, laborer McPhee Joseph, merchant and post master Miller James, labor* r Miller John, fmr Miller Willikm, laborer Millett Edwin, carpenter Milligan Archibald, fmr Montgomery William, laborer Mountain Robt, laborer Mundell John, school teacher Muscharap Emerson, shopman Nicholson Donald, fmr Parkin Robert, frar Parkin William fmr Payne Charles, laborer Phillips Edward, fmr Piercy Alex, fmr Pi^rcy Henry, fmr Piercy John, fmr Gcimii. WkLLIAraS&CO./' 81 JakBMS StTMt, kail Fine HATi and Caps, JTmVfiiQi, Valisbs, Blankets, VUtarim&O . r :[ 1 M |ihi iili ■i''^-\\ I, . •4 'a? r ^ tn O o CO ■ t f £ I nC nJllldUn riHIlUO ana have the MrgettMak. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VIC "ORIA. 204 BKITISH COLUMlilA DIUECTOHY. Pio^'oy Matthew, finr Piercy Mntthnw, jr, fmr Fieroy M H, fnir Piercy Snmiiol, fjnr Piercy Tli utihs, fmr Piercy W"ltf; , fmr Pottinger David, sliopTnnn Powell Tliornns, fmr Piitchanl Jnraes, raanftger logg- ing camp ]lnb<«on Charles, fmr Rahson Sydney, fmr liadford Arthur, fmr Radford James, laborer Ree8 James, fmr Renni^ion William, Ijlacksmini Ribeiro Junn, laborer Robb JnmHs, fmr Robb William fmr Rodello JoseT)h, fmr Roe John Lfmr Rollings Edward, shoemaker R >sliorongh Thomas, laborer Ross Henry, fmr Rowan Jolin logger Salmond A J, sergeant British Army Smith Horace, sen, fmr Smith Horace, fmr Smith John, fmr, Valdt z Isl Smith Wm, fmr Snow All.m, fmr Stonghton Charles, fmr Stewart Daniel, fnir Sle'vnrt James, fmr Stewait Joseph, fmr Stewart Hugh logger Sutherland Jas, school teacher hwim Robt, storokeopv-'r 'riioraas Evan, fmr Tliiou() Einiiuinuel, laborer TliToup John, fmr Tompkins Smith, bar-keeper Lh'quhirt Alexander, fmr Urquhart Harold, mill owner iJiqiihart Jclin, mill owner VS'los I hoMuis, laboror Watkins Warren, logger Wileraar Rev Jules, Chur(h oi I'ngiand minister Williams David, fmr Woods Thomas, fmr Wright, shopman WEST COAST STATIONS, V. 1. Logan G, Ecoole, Vancouver Oil Co's Trading Store Gnillod Hy, Ucluelet, Indian Asrent for Wesr Coast, V I Luckovitch Antone, Ucluelet, Agent at C Sir.ing's Trading Station Thornburgh Fred, Clayquot, Agent at Gutmun & Frank's Trading Station Brabant Rev'd A J, Hepquot, Catholic Missionary at Hesquot Margoitch John, Hesquot, Agent at C Spring's Trading Station CampLell M F, Eynquot, Agent at C Spring's Trading fetation A. GREGG & SON, AHFIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREE1 Opposite TMnglcy Stre^ji, Victoria^ B. C. cr 3 'M ::-i io CO "2 In) o • i. * -A o H 3 ® ISO Q£ ('. .H. Lombard r^- Co., Hole A$ents, Victoria. ■T^ ALHF.RNI IMHRCTOIIY. 2 (f ALBERNI. Alberui. in the Doiiiiiiioii Kicrluriil Dl.ttrict <»f VaiK'oiiviT. uikI Pro- vincial of NHiiiiiiiin iH hituati'd, in tlic cenlru ot'liir W'csti'in OduhI of Viin- coiiver Inland, tlistunir from Victoriti iilxuitlB-') niiit's and iiavin^ ii niontlil) service of uteaiuerM bctwi'tii tlieiii, Allierni valley Ih ali«.iil 'Z\) nilU-s ioiiK l»y ({ niiies wide, it i honiewiml lieavily lindiered l)nt, easily eU-ared. The natural reMiurees are, l>esideH aKrienlturul, tiniUer and IIhIi, eoal is Itiiown to exist. alMo ){old and copper. Tlie S(»niasH river nins tlirou;;!) the valley and Joins an arm ot the seu called the Alberni Cunal, which widens out to- wards the weHt Coast and Is termed IJarelay SoiMid. Krom the landing at Ah(>riii t«) to Cape Uealo light house, at the mouth of Itarclay Hound is about 3t) miles. Tliere is a good road to the Kast Coast by Cameron lialio Englishman's Uiver on the East Coast is distant 82 miles. During the pre- s-nt year an excellent i)aHs was tiiseove.cd through the mountniuH to Comox und shortly undoubtedly a good wagon road will be made. Ueiinck- liset, i!0 miles down theeanal, is tluM.-liiefslationof tite l>ar<;lay Sound Kish- ing Company; further on, about ti miles, Mr. Logan (tarries ou un extensive dog fish oil liusinesH. Albend settlement ia about four years old, ulthougli there are pioneer settlers that have been t here many years. Already niun^ farms and homesteads are tloiirishing. A townsite has recently been sur- veyeerni will become before long a very important pla(;e, it is hoped the L)omlnion (jovernment will quickly m<)v'e iu tiie matter of granting a sulH- cieni steamboat subsidy so that tl»e seitiers by their pluck and energy who liAVj gone into tn is i Ich valley m-iy not be without proper and frequent means of conununication with the outside world. Post Master— C. Taylor, jr. Debrix R )l)t, fmr Driniiw itn*, frar DuiiM Rt^v'd Aiex, Preabytftrian minister Falwell Ed, fmr Fleteher Thos Frnser John, fmr Gill Ediruud, fmr Grandy Edward, frar Hal penny Joh G, f nr Hanson Henry, fmr Hills Henry, fmr Armstrong Wm, mail contractor Bishop x'\ tmr Bristoe J J, fmr OampiTon ^oIm, fmr Clarke G D, fmr Clarke Dan, jr. fmr Clement Frank, fmr Coleman J, frar Coleman Ephraim, fmr Commeiford P, fmr Oompton Geo, fmr Ci>x A, fmr fe» so GOTOB. WILLIAMS & CO..''"M«°'''''^»°"'''»°d Boy.' Clothiai '\^ 1" 9TJ< B.O I 'h I ; )■ II I':' tfS' i.i; 1: '■ ( I ■" 'i i ^ C^ A r r»m K'j rr 1 ^r r^rk i^irect importers of Pianos, Oroanb ^, i-v. i^ulllUdlU iX, V^U., ,„^ Musical Instkomjuito. VIOTOI^I-A., B.C. z O w z I o (f O o o < cr o O > Ui q: I- co »- z UJ z c: kU > o o CO o 4— » o o CG CO ^ ! ::(>(> J.HtTlhH COLUMlilA DIKECTORY. 1 Hills Janieb, hnv lledfoiil James, fmr i Huff tie(tr,i,e. j i^, i'mr iiourke Cieorge, fmr ■ iij..,iani J V. fh r Kusseii Kich rd, fmr -(' l.y Joiji , i'lur ftaui Chii.Nt, fmr King James, Imr Saunders 1^' P, storekeeper iiui^ JoIjij, fiur JSerrolt Michael, fmr Kirkp.itiick, Tijos, finr tShaw Malcolm, fmr Lhms! 11 V\ iiniiiii, Imr fc>haw liobt, fnir Liiije JJn Ihomas, fmr McNt ill JfimeH, tmr Stirling Waller, imr MeC^uiii. .1 Friiiik, imr Stoddart Wm, fmr Merntit^ld Pet" r, tmr Svvansoii \Vm. fmr Molltt J C, fJ 1'; goveiumeut Taylor Charles, fmr Hgt^llt lay lor Charles, jr, fmr M(»llet Joliii. fmr rayli>r (xnoige, fmr Moore iLii, tmr Thompson Hot>t, unr MuDer Fieil, fmr Thompson Wm, fmr ^'icholHs Peter, fmr Tingley, fmr Nicholas W, tmr Vei beke liev'd Fatner J, pastor Noriis Art Imr, fmr St George Oir John, tmr Waring Wm, fmr p.(rkiiis(»n li, sho< iriJiker Ward Mattliew, fmr Patterson Thos, im Waul Mis. fmr Pink M on i.;ol)r,, J l^, fur Waters Wiltei, fmr Pioc .-r A. i', teacher s. hooi Winston Walter, f.nr |jSe« fidge 264 for Went Const Stations. ENGLISHMAN'S RIVER OR PARKSVILLE. Pat^Hvi■ e, in the Domiiiioii E!e< jtoral District of Vancouver and Pro Tincial of Niinaimo, i.s l(u*ate;on road, V* mil h. It Isconi- paratively anew settlement, hut every t hi ir^ tendnto make it a most import- ant one. The farming belt lies about '^ miles s-MiMi and I'> miles north-west Messrs HifHt Bros have about 200 acre-* and Messr:) Nelson, Parks 4 Sons 480 acre.-!. The Messrs Lees have t)eftu tiful furm-i. Post Master— -Nelson Parks A. GREGG & SON. 42 kaua i,mtf\, ninuiik, a. c. Beeemt the Jbtt Imported Woolmi Uuodt m the Viig O H SO 73 o K CO « r' A T rM-n Karri Kr Cr\ ^'"^' imiK)rten. of PlAifoa, Okoans ^^. J^, J^UlllUdl U Ol. V^U., an^ MUSICAI. iKSTKUMKlfTi. I- UJ u oe 1-6 . f"- li -I > o o to to h ^ H S CO o a: o o z a < PABKSTILLE DIRECTORY. 267 Bell Thomas, fmr Bott Charles, fmr Bott J F, fmr and fisherman Clarkson 8, fmr Craig James, fmr Craig Bob', fmr Curlis Eobert, fmr Davis Eev'd J H Graves Carl, fmr Gretchen Bros, fmrs Hamilton Style, fmr Hirst Albert, fmr Hirst John, merchant Hurren Mrs F H, fmr Kinkade Thomas, fmr Lee Eev Henry, Englishman's river Lee Henry, fmr Lee Wm, fmr Lewis Wm, fmr Ijowry James, blacksmith McCarter W R, fmr McCarter Misi Annie, school teacher McKinnon John, fmr McLaren D D, fmr McLaren Jamej, fmr McMillan D A, fmr Parks Nelson and Sons, fmrs Parks Nelson, post master Plummer Geo, fmr Prosson Thos, fmr Ralph Wm, fmr Regenvetter Jos, fmr Renz Otto, fmr Scriven Wm, fmr Sullivan John, fmr Swain A, fmr Thompson Sykei, laborer Wade Fred, fmr YALE Yale, in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, is on the right bank of the Fraser river, about 110 miles from its mouth, also a station on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 104 miles from Vancouver and 2801 miles from Montreal. Yale is practically the head of navigation on the Frasnr. The town stands in a small area sur- rounded by lofty wooded hills, and was previous to the removal of the rail- way, repair, etc, shops to Vancouver, of considerable importance, but now Indians and Chinese are the chief inhabitantb. Mining is still carried on extensively around Yale, the Prince George, the Queen Silver and theQold Bar Mining Companies being the most important. A number of Chines* are engaged in washing gold on the rivers bars. A Church of England school for girls, under the control of the sisters of All Hallows, is an excel- lent institution. Post Master— W. P. Teague, Money Alway John, fmr Anderson Geo, miner Boll James, miner Bell James, section man Bird W, section man Black Neil, GoTt road supt Boscolo Ens^eno, prop Min- ers Saloon Order Office and Telegraph Office Burnett E, section foreman P R Castle A, section man G P R Oastle Martin, section man G P R Clive W H, agent C P R Cooksley W T, train foraman C PR b3. BWII I I AMQ Pm on K^P always in 8tock a flrst-claas Aflsortment • wwlLLIHIfld Ci. UUij i.fUnderw.ar, all sizesand Prices. 8«»thi l! 'i \bm t u\ WM\M I * :• ; -'ij P fiff': ! i CO O CD O CO IP Are the Leadin{f Piafiot in B. C and have the largest eale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AG^iNTS. VIO'ORIA. THE R3NISGH PIANOS 2(38 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Crighton David F, miner Cri^iitosi l> J, merchant Derdinger Emile, blacksmitli Dominion Express Co, agent, Clive W H Dunn James, miner Edwards George, miner Ford Charles, stction man Geizler W, fruit grower Emory (leisler Wm F, fmr Emorv Gribble Wm, watchman CPE Haley Wm, saloon keeper Hillard Harrv, section foreman CPE Hooper James, miner Howson L, merchant, Spuzzum Hoyer E, naturlist Hudson's Bay Co, Page Duncan agent Hudson C, saloon keeper Jackson J B, general man Gold Bar Mining Co Kenney W T, school teacher Landsburg W, section foreman Spu' in Laurence John, dairyman MacQuarrie D, shoe maker McDonald Alex, blacksmith McDonald Wm, constable McDonough Frank, section man McKenzie W, watchman CPE Monroe Alex, assistant rd mas- ter Murraj' Thomas, foreman G B M Co Myers Charles, miner Oliver G, section man Ol^eil James, engineer CPE Oppenham L, land agent Pago Duncan, agent Hudson's Bay Co Pemberton A G, sherifiF of the countv Yale Peytavin, Eev Father E, O M I Pastor St Michael Quinn Thojnas, miner Eabling Thomas, miner Eeisback Mrs, prop Kailroad Hotel St Gabriels Indian Mission Ch, Pastor Eev Father E Peytavin St Miclmol's Church, Pastor Eev Father E Peytavin O M I Stout Ed, minor Stott James, miner Teague W P, J P, postmaster Taylor AVm J, prop Station Hotel Ward W H, teamster E Tai, merchant He Tie, general store Kai Kee, merchant Lung Sang, merchant Yuue AVoo, laundry SPENCE'S BRIDGE Si)ence'8 Bridge, in the Dominion Electoral District of Yalo and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale— a station on tiic Canadian Pacific liaihvay, 175 miles from Viincouver, atu' 272.') miles from Montreal— is situated on both sides of the Tlionipson i liver, connected by a substan- tial bridge, also about eqnal distance 80 miles oast of Yale and West of Kamloops, and 47 miles from Nicola Lake. It is a distril)iitiii<,' point for the Nicola valley. The old wagon road up this valley to the Cnriboo Coun- try here crosse.s the river. Post Master— John Murray, Money Order office and Telegraph Office. A. GREGG & SON, ARFIST TAILORS. 42 YATFS STREO (J^t;>(>.-iie Ltiiiijlri/ Suit I, i ii Utrin, it. C. o H >o o ,: ^^ ^'< H » *>-. o Eh O O w o (—1 (3 .i^ < spence's bridge directory. 269 Aitkens, section foreman C 1* B Allen Thomas, section man Andap Peter, fmr 89 mile post Barrack John, storekeeper, Nic- omen Carnew Richartl, stockraiser Clemis A, prop Glemis Hotel Clyde Thomas, school master Duxfv T, bridge car})Hnter Dundas Chris, fmr Nicola rd Dundas Henry, fmr Nicola rd Dundas John, frar Nicola rd Eaton Ja« L, bridge carpenter Fitzpatrick Harry, bridge car- penter Gray David, bridge carpenter Hat J C, Station agent Johnson A, blacksmith Johnson Ed, bridge carpenter Johnson G E, bridge carpenter Johnson Thomas, watchman Knabot G, fmr Nicola rd McKenzie Alex, |secticn man McKnight James, bridge car- penter Moudott A, miner 86 mile post Mooney A, section man Moran Peter, stockraiser 84 ml post Murray John, J P, storekeeper and postmaster Neilander H, laborer Newhardt C C, section foreman Parsons Albert, hotel keeper and fmr 22 ml post Nicola rd Peiard M, gardener Scully Michael, bridge carpen- ter Stalker Garnett, bridge carpen- ter Stewart G, l)ridp;e carpenter Stewart, Thos, foreman bridge carpenters C P R Tait James, trader and packer Thompson S, bridge carpenter Winters Frank, constable LYTTOM Lytton, in the Dotninioii Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay, and Provincial of Yale, is situated at the Junction of the Fraser and Thompson rivers, a station on the Canadian Pacific Railway, distance from Vancouver 153 miles, fnnn Montreal 2747 miles; altitude 67.") feet. The town is very prosperous and a large trade is done with the Indians, they being very numerous, the Chinese also have several large stores. The town is named after Lord Lytton, at one time Colonial Secretary. Post Master — Louis Cuvreau, Dominion Paillie Mrs, prop Baillie Ho- tel Bell James, miner Bla,chf()rd Henry, blacksmith Buie Artliur, manager (Mcln- tyre John) Cross Geo Cuvreau L, general dealer Dodd Win, government agent Express Co, agent, J N Trickey Dwyer J, section foreman C P R Earl T G, frar and fruit grower Enrico Andrew, foreman C P R Hart ^ H, carpenter Haulier A F, prop Globe Hotel Huutier A J, Globe Hotel o > c o I "^ " > •o Z m -< 0) I ] ^' im :il 'v\U W *'i''" h! ,;; ''ym\ i .-- m; !•,.( ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., "" ^t.^^^J^Li^'^:^^:'"" 97 Jokmiom StrMt, hmt. Broad Mid Damclaa, Vietoria. B O p I < o 5 §^ I- oo I- Z z > 8 o e o o o CO The Ronisch Pianos ^ir.rr^C'^^ r. ./f. LomJjard^ Co., Sole J^ents, Victorw,. 270 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Kane Wm. fmr Killroy Patrick, batcher and stockraiser Lane Geo, seotion man C P R Loring L D, fmr, "Pleasant Valley" Lyons J, section foreman CPU McGusker A, section foreman CPR McDonald A, rd master P B McDonald John, section man O PR McHugh B, section man C P B ndntyre John, general dealer McKay John, fmr Nelson John, fmr Pearson J, goneal dealer Perrigo J B, foreman P li Babagliati B, general dealer Richley Geo, fmr Roberts A B, fmr Foster's Bar Scott J R, teacher public school Seeley Wm, night watchman C Steward T, J P, fmr Sheriff, C Phair, res Lillooet Stevenson A, J P, rd su^^t Small JRev*d R, Episcopal and Indian missionary Smith Charles, night watchman CPR Taylor John . Trickey J N. agent CPR Walsh Wllllain, baker and general dealer Watkinson Jos, fmr, Foster's Bar Wright Rev*d E L, Indian missionary ^oo Sang, general dealer Hung Wo, general dealer Kwong On, general store Lai Sing, fmr and gen'l dealer ASHGROFT Ashoroft, in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and FroTincial of Tale, is situated on the South Thompson river, the Bonaparte river entering the Thompson about one mile from the town. It is one of the most important stations on the Pacific Division of the Canadian Pacific Rail- way; distance from Vancouver 207 miles, from Montreal 2698 miles, altitude 1075 feet. Extensive stock raising is carried on in the vicinity. It is the depar- ture and trading posts for Oariboo, Clinton, Lillooet and other settlements in the northern interior of the Province, and daily may be seen pack mules and trains of freight wagons heavily laden drawn by oxen arrive and depart. A large flour mill is located on the junction of the Bonaparte and Thompson rivers and the B. C. Express Co have their headquarters in the town, their stages leave weekly for Cariboo and three times a week for Clinton, con- necting at Clinton with a stage for Lillooet. The climate is exceptionally mild; dry and'extremely healthy. Several first class hotels are near the station. The Airtioroft and the Oariboo are both first class. Postmaater— H. P. Cornwall, Money Order Office and Telegraph Office The Lnteai Fcuhions received €u aoon aa publi$heti, mi A. GRFGQ & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. a^ T 1/ T i M The Ronisch Pianos ^ ^''^^*'^'^^^forTon.,T^ch,^n€ C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA A8HCR0PT DIRBOTORT- 271 Adams Mrs, housekeeper (Bligb & Lyne) Bailey W B, m&nager (Harvey O) Barnes J C, fmr and stockrais- er 2 miles from Ashcroft Barron J Y, carpenter B € Express Co, Tingley S mar ,'er Beddard Joseph, fmr Blij^lii A Lyne, prop Ashcroft Hotel Ashcroft Hotel, opp the C PR Depot, open at all hoars Day and Night Bligh E E (Bligh & Lyne) Bose William, teamster Burr Joseph W, constable Campbell John fmr (Wood & Campbell) Carey C E, agent C P R Carg'ile Wm, stockraiser Cargile Hotel, prop Charles Mc Nicholl Cariboo Exchange Hotel prop James A Newland Carson W, watchman C P R Caux Jean, packer Comusky B, blacksmith Cook J B, clerk (Foster F W Copp O, teamster Cornwall Hon C F, fmr and stockraiser ex Leiut Gorernor Cornwall H P, fmr and stock raiser Cumberland Jobn, blacksmith Craig John, fmr Craig John, fmr and stockraiser Dempsey John, herder Dowling John, fmr Erans Oliver H, fmr and stock- raiser, 2^ mis from Ashcroft Evans Oliver, fmr Fearn Walter, carpenter Foster V W, general merch- andise Gladwin Fred W, cUrk (W B Gladwin) Gladwin Walter B, forward er and com merchant Walter B Gladwin transacts a gHneral forwardinfj; busi- ness to all parts of IBritish Columbia and Canada Glassey John, manager Bligh iiser Nickerson G E, barber Parker Wm, hostler (B C Ex- press Co) Peunie Cliiis, fmr and stock raiser Petersen John, fmr Powers Charles, watchmau C PP llobesou Win, teamster Bona- parte Valley Rowe Wm, fmr Smith George, freight clerk C P K Smith J 1\ J P, school teacher Stewart Thos, bridge fon^man C P li, Spence's Bridge Strout I W, fmr Tingley S, manager (B C Express Co Thompson Malcolm, packer Thornhill W^H, laborer (Pennie) Warmsley M, accountant Cara- boo Exchange Wilson John stockraiser AVood & Campbell, fmrs Wood John, fmr York W M, operater and ticket agent Young Jas, carpenter Chin liCe & Co, Chinese mer handise Chong Kee, Laundry & Store Hing Kio, liaundry Kwong Him Lung, baker CACHE CREEK Includiii.^ BonajHirte Valley Directory. Cache Creek ViilJfy, in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Koot- enay and Provincial of Yale, is situated on the Cariboo and Savona Ferry roads, six miles from A-shcroft on the () P R. Some of the best farms in the Upper Country are here. C. A. Semlin, M PP, has a fine farm on which a large quantity of liay and fjraiu are raised, and Harper's raiiche, consistinK of many acres of good aral)le land. There is also a larj^e number of Ocittle renredon these ranchep. On the Bonapnrle, Park's rancli is bejiulifnlly pituatcd and has never failing water for irri^'ation purposes. All tlie ranches in the valley raise a fjreat number of cattle for the Va;)''ouver and Victoria markets. There is a fine summer rantre on Hat Creek, which flows into the Bonaparte at Cargile's. The Bonaparte is settled all alonjj; from Cache Creek to the 124, when the Cariboo road turns olF northward. Tlie best quality of potatoes grown in the country are raised in this valley, and commands the highest prices, The land is peculiarly adapted to raising root plants. Twenty miles from Ashcroft is the 124 JNIile House kept by .lacob M undorf who is known for setting an excellent table for travellers on their way up country. The stage changes horses here at noon on its way to Clinton. At the 126 Maiden Oeek is the finely cultivated farm of Mr. Dougherty, who raises large quantities of farm produce. Post Master- I. Lehman, Cache Creek, Telegraph Oflice. Q o H o o K ^^ "$> olz! ?= tH WW W DO &» lo o CD % 3. A. G»£G& 6c. SOM, AHTiSl lAILOHS, 42 YATES STREEI, Oppoaiie Langley Street, Vidoria, B. G. >-° ^ IS to 3 < o GO- 4- The Ronisch Pianos "r.^t^^^SJ^r!."^"- C, A. Lombard S;' Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. w H-6 o O o <1 hi I b CD H \ .,1 CACHE CREEK DIRECTORY. 273 Adams Mrs, C Ck Ofiinj)be]i C M, fmr, B Valley Campbell James, stock raiser, B Valley Cargile Win, stock raiser, B Vnlley Collins John, stock raiser, B Valley Dougherty Ed, stock raiser, Maiden Ck, C Ck Enjrlish B V, fmr, B Valley Gallagher Hugh, fmr, Hat Ck, Haneji J H, stock raiser. Hat Ck, Irving Joseph, school teacher, B Valley Jamiesou Robt, fmr Jarvis Louis, fmr. C'Ck Lehman I, post master, C Ck McLeod Dan, teamster, McLeod John, prop Palace Ho- tel, C Ck Morgan Thos, stock raiser, B Valley .lliinilorf Jaco^i, fmr and hotel keeper 124 mile House B Valley ' Norris M, school teacher, B Vallev O'Hara'D, fmr, B Valley Park Phillip, stock raiser, C Ck Park T, fmr, B Valley Phare Kichard teamster, C Ck Phare Wm, teamster, C Ck Pocock Thos, fmr, Hat Ck, C Ck Quirk Thos, fmr, C C . Koboson Wm, teara.ster, B Val- ley Sanford W H, fmr C Ck Saul Wm, fmr, B Valley Hemlin Chas A, M P P, stock raiser, C Ck Stevenson G S, blacksmith, C Ck Stewart James, fmr, B Valley Thurber James, fmr, B Valley Veasey John Senr, stock raiser, Valley Veasey John, jr stock raiser, B Valley Veasey Michael, fmr, B Valley Walker James, teamster, B Val- ley Walker Robt, fmr, Grave Ck, C Walker Thos, fmr, C Ck AVMlker Wui, fmr, B Vallev AVillard Chas, herder, C Ck Williams Richard, fmr, Dead Man's Ck C Ck Wilson John, stock raiser, C Ck LILLOOET Lillooet, in the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet, ia situated on the right bank of the Frasor river and is reached from Ashcroft by the B, C. Express Co's stages, 58 miles, from Clinton 47 miles and from Lytton by trail 40 miles. The stages making close connection at Clinton with those for Ashcroft and Cariboo. The valley here is about six miles in length by four in breadth. The famous Seton Luke is three miles south, the length of which is fifteen miles and only separated from Lake Anderson by about one mile, the latter being about seventeen miles in length. The agricultural land in this district is very rich, and the farmers are prosperous. Quartz has been discovered on Cayoose creek and Anderson Lake. There are, at time of writing, 95 mineral claims recorded. The pros- pects for a permanent camp are exceedingly good; the ore is free XPO ^ cs> r lrect Importers of Pianos, 0«OAN» V^. - UJ UJ ae H (0 »- z UJ Z z QC uJ > O a M s .s o a o ^— > o o CO CO 274 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. milling?. The average aanays from the Bonanza are about $50 to tlie ton, and asflay a from the other ledi^es go from $20 to $60 to the ton . Recorder, Assessor and Constable — Caspar Phair. ' • Post Master — C. A. Phair. Allen Ed. M P P, hotel keeper Bell James, fmr Bonino Nicola, fmr Brown H 8, fmr, "Elder Grove Farm" .-■ . . Carey Daniel, fmr Chisholm Koderiek, miner Clardi Charles, miner Cole Thos J, fmr, 18 Mile House Copeland Joseph fmr Cullec P, miner Cummingham William, trader Currie John, fmr Cusick Wm H, clerk Dickey James fmr Dickey James, jr, fmr Dickey John, fmr Digens James, miner Duguid Wm, carpenter Ferguson Adam B, hotel keeper Eraser Daniel, fmr Gordon J S, trader Gordon Bobt G, school teacher Gott Eugean, fmr Gott Francis, fmr Gott Joseph, fmr Gould Hiram, miner Hagerman Henry W laborer Harris Thos C, trader Hoey Bichard, J P, fmr Hurley Daniel, mail carrier Keary Harry J, clerk Eeatley William H, fmr, 15 Mile House La Rochelle Batise, fmr La Rochelle Tabian, fmr Lee Wm, miller, 22 Mile House Lotoro Louis, fmr Lyman James, hotel keeper Marshall John, miller Martley A H J, fmr "The Grange" Martley Capt, J P, fmr "The Grange" McDonald Angus, laborer McDonald, Archibald, trader McDonald Dougall, fmr McGregor Hugh, miner McKay Frank, fmr McKeuzie Francis, miner Miller John, ferryman Miller John jr, fmr Mouralot Louis, laborer - • Nelson John, fmr O'Halloran Cornelius, fmr, 21 m House Ordine Joseph, trader, Peters E S, miner Pettit Thomas, fmr ' Phair Caspar, sheriflf Phair C A, post master and trader Reilley Wm, fmr ♦ Roberts Alonzo B, fmr Sanderson John laborer Santani Paul, miner Seroid James, miner Smith A W, trader Spence E S, miner Stuart Alexander, carpenter Stump George, miner Thomas William, miner Tinker George, R, fmr Tressieri Alonzo, laborer Vader Wm H, fmr Wake Thos S, miner Walbert Joseph, miner Walworth A B, miner Ward Phillip H, miner Williams John R, miner Williams Owen, miner Zern Isaac, miner Ah Foo, trader ,.' ^i«>, . Ah Shong, trader ' 6h I bd > Mr. M H w W a §9 ? K CO > o CO O >• b GC(D N 3. u t A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoua, i. c Reoeive the firai Importttl Woolm GindM m ikm OHy. !9! h UJ UJ ^°£ to t> fi Z cao J CO a: J < lO < J m A T fV--Kirrl X-Cn I^'r^n-t !mi»ortpr9 of Pianos, Oroani •^^•*-*-'^*^ *'-'"'* ^ *-^ v_.u., m,,| Musical Instruments. LILLOOET DIRECTORY. '275 Fong Tni, trader Ho Sang, trader Kam Wo Tye, trader Kwong Mow Sang, trader Mun Lee, trader See Hing Lung, trader PAVILION. Pavilion, iu the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo nnfl Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet, lies between Lillooet and Clinton, twenty one railetH from the former, and twenty six miles from tlie latter, oil the Lillooet- Alexandria wagon road made in 1H62. It is also directly connected with the Yale-Cariboo road by the Marble Canyon road (an excellent work effected by the present G'vernment.) The distance from Ash- croft station on the 0. P. Railway is 41 miles. Cereals, vegetables and frnits of all kinds, come to perfection in this district. At the Fountiiin excellent grapes are grown and t)ie cultivation of the vine conld, without donbt, be profitably pursued on the lower benches of the Fraser. There are ample summer ranges tor much stock, and many cattle and horses are raised. Provision is also made for stock iu winter. It is also well adapted for sheep. Post Master — Wra. Lee Banino N, laborer Carson liobt, fmr Clarke T C. fmr ColeTJ, fnir Cummings Wm, miller Ehalt Joseph, fmr Gaiigan P, blacksmith Gillen M, fmr, Pavilion Moun- tain Koatley W H, fmr Lee Wm, mill owner and post master Mackay Frank, fmr Martley Arthur H, fmr Hartley €api .vohn, J P, fmr, "The Grange" McLean Alexander, stock raiser O'Halloran Cornelius, fmr CLINTON. Clinton, in the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet. Thirty -two miles from Ashcroft is the village of Clinton, the stage generally stays here for the night. Clinton is a central point of the settlements towards and on the Fraser. The Lillooet and other roads form a junction here. The post office, which is a distributing point, two stores, two hotels, a blacksmith, carpenter and tin shop, owned by McLellan & Co., jail and Government agency are the principal places. Five miles from Clinton, on the Tionaparte is the Mound farm owned by W Saul. Large quantities of hay and wheat of the finest quality are raised as well as excellent potatoes. Mr. Saul has also a stock farm and has the best took of horses reared in the province. There are a few ranches along the Keep always in Stock a first-class Assortment of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. Bee them. B. WILLIAMS & CO., 97 JahMHi StTMt, Wt. Bnad smI DmsIm, Vistnlm B. 01 h I i i .' IH< II! II 1 i".'i i: ■ m (^ A T ornK'11-i I >^r r^.^ Direct iinporten* (»f Pianos, OnoANB V^. rv. 1A>U1D o s o ,^ CO J=l •4— » o o CO CO 276 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Lilloofet road to Kelly's Lake, twelve miles from Clinton. This lake oontains fine trout and ia important for the sportsman. Pavilion Mountain is reached twenty miles from Clinton and contains extensive ranches and stock farms* Lillooet, about 94 miles from Clinton is situated on the Fraser and had been in former years a lively place when miners passed up to the gold fields of Cariboo. A few miles from Lillooet is the famous Bonanza Led(;e which promises to be the most valuable discovery yet made in the province; the quality of ore is un- surpassed. The assays millinipr tests are f;ood and in a short time this mine will be developed, it Is owned by Messrs Bell, Gould, Ward, Soties, McB 8mith and Horvey. The climate of Lillooet is well known for its mild- ness and grapes and vegetables nre grown in profusion. Th«»re are a few ranches, stores and hotels in the village. The future of this vicinity promises well owing to the discovery of quartz. There are many locations which yield ore of free milling quartz. On Bridge River 29 thousand acres of the best white and yellow pine land in the world are i>uroha8ed by two gentlemen who intend to raft the lumber down the Fraaer to market on the Coast. This is a new industry for the interior, and the enterprise deserves success and encouragement. Government Agent — Frederick Soues. Post Master— A. LeBourdais, Money Order Office and Telegraph office. Bailey Miss, public school teacher Barker William, miner B C Express Co, agent Ester- brook S Bell E, general dealer Bell C, clerk (E Bell) Bernal Juan, fmr Bojd Wra, dairy and hotel 70 mile Hou^e Brown Fred, laborer Burnett Alex, stock raiser Chabot, Louis, 61 mile House Cheuhall John, miner Cleuhall Jas C S, minor Chusiek Wm, laborer Clinton Hotel, props Mar- shall & Smith Cluiiey G, clerk (Foster F W) Couroy Thomas, laborer Croyle Thomas, shoemaker Dougherty Edward, fmr Eagleson Mark, teamster Egin Peter, fmr and teamster Ercole D, manager (Van Volk- en burgh Canoe Creek Esterbrook S M, agent B C Ex- press Co Foster F W, J P, coroner, mer- chant George Charles, teamster (Fos- ter F W) Geske Joseph, laborer Gould Hiram, miner Green Wm, miner Hallidy JdS, laborer Hamilton Thos L, hotel keeper Bridge Creek Hanlow Nicola, stage driver Harrison Eli Jr, J P, C ounty Court judge Harvey H W, clerk (Foster F W) Higginbotham H, laborer Innis Alex, stockraiser Jameison Robt, stockraiser Eoster John, miner Le Bourdais A, post master and telegraph operator Leferre B, laborer Major Henry, miner Mansou Wm, J P, The Grange Ht A, GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victobia, b. c. Receive the Jirai Imparted Woolen Goods in ike City. The Ronisch Pianos *" U"<'"*»'^^J;;To...T«.h,«.. 0. A. LOUBARD A CO., AQBNTS, VICTORIA. •CI o s tn q o O "» Sis CLINTON DIRECTORY. 277 llarshall & Smith, props Giiuton Hotel MurHliiill Mrs E (Marshall & ISmith McLellan & Mclutyre, black- smiths wheelwrights & tin- smiths McLellan C N (McLellnn & Mc- Intyre) Mcln'tyre Chas (McLellan & Mclntjre) M«Martin D, laborer McMillan John (M & Switzer) Dominion Hotel Mitchell G H, fmr Pell W H, laborer Pollard John, fmr and stock- raiser Powers Thos, fmr. Bridge Ck Bendall Wm. blacksmith (Mc- Lellan & Mclntjre) Robertson James, rd supt Roxburgh Wm (B C Express Co) 83 ml house Saul Wm, fmr and stockraiser The Mound fSheriff, Deputy, C Fhair, res Sillvet Smith Datid, rancher Smith Jos E N, (Marshall & Smith) SoueM l*'rederick, J P, Govt agent etc Clinton, Spiuks John, teamster Stoddart, D, A, tinsmith Suiiiiiiit lloufie Hotel, prop A Switzer Swltxer A, prop Summit Ho- use Trunan Joseph fmr Trunun Robt, fmr Truuan William, fmr Wade M S, M D, physichian and surgeon Ward P H, miner Walker Robt, fmr Wathen T, trader White Thomas, laborer Williams J, laborer Wood Jas A Revd, Methodist minister Van V Ikenburgh & Co, stock- raisers, Canoe Ck Hop Wor, general store Kam Chong, laundry Long Tai, general agent San Lee, laundry 70 MILE HOUSE Ifl situated '2S miles from Clinton, in the same district, on the Oariboo road. Tliis extensive stock farm ia owned by Wm. Boyd; vast quantities of prime butter are made here every season. The table is well furnished and travellers are supplied with every comfort. In the fall this is the paradise for sportsmen; geese, ducks, grouse, deer and bear are plentiful. Green Lake a beautiful sheet of water is near the 70. Chabot Louis, B C Express, 61 Mile Post Boxburgh Wm, B Express, 83 Mile Post! 55 o 2 m ^ o §•2 ■■M 2 m 97 JeluuoH SteMt. W«. tor Fine Hai-u Mnd (^aps, TsomSB, VaLIBKS, BliAMKSTS, Ete. ' I "hi i 1 » % !H i^?i • H t . ' Hi ...-iu'iri'i'J V I t It m I' U z > O O The Ronisch Pianos^.f,r':;?j:S^^''- C. ./^. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victorm. 273 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. DOG GREEK Including Empire Valley and Big Bar> Dog Creek in the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet is about 42 miles north west of Clinton anc. is reached by the B C Express Go's stages weekly making close connection with the Company's stages at Clinton. Indian Agent— W. Laing Measoii, Little Dog Creek Post Master— J. 8. Place, Boyle Calvin, stock raiser, E Valley Brown J C, stock raiser, E Val- ley Brown J N J, stock raiser, E Valley Brown S L C, E Ranch Colin Pet^r, stock raiser, E Val- ley Connor Charles, stock raiser, E Valley Gre*^n William, clerk Hanlon N, mail contractor (lustafsen i>l, frar, D Ck Hutchison Thos, fmr Isodere Gasperd, fmr, D Ck McEwen Alex, stock raiser, E Valley Meason W Lping, Indian agent. Little D Ck Piegon Joseph, stock raiser Piegon Moses, stock raiser Place J S, merchant and post- master Twentyman A, miller Vespucie I, fmr Wright W H, fmr Wycott W W, stock] raiser Cum Ck Mm Tai -\ —I CI 3^ ■ H U M a n H Z U s hH > 10 10 a H GO TUC OnillQPlI Di&MnQ ^^re uasarpassed for Tone I llL iiyivlOUn rlllilUO Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. o b o O i3 q ■ A 'A A ■ H U U H H (I < LAC LA HAOHE DIRECTORY. 279 Abel John, dairy and stock ranche, 111 Mile House Abel Wra, daiiy and stock ranch, 111 Mile House Armstrong Hy, laborer, Bridge Creek, 118 mile House Bain Robert, laborer, Bridge Creek, Lac La Hache B. C. Express Co, agent, Wm Morrison, 184 Mile House Bowe, Henry fmr. Chimney Creek Cattle John^ laborer, 111 Mile House Crossine Louis, laborer, 118 Mile House Crossine Louis, laborer, 118 Mile Housn Crozier J, blacksmith, 134 Mile House Etheridge Anthony, fmr 132 Ml House Felker George Henry, fmr 144 Mile House Felker Henry P, fmr, 144 Mile House Felker J R, fmr, 188 Mile House Felker William, fmr, 144 Mile House Hamilton C o fern ^^ ^5 • o z 09 ^B. WILLIAMS &G0., ''' ^'r..l^B';:L^^'^£''^\ 91 JohmtM StTMt, Wt. BtmUI miA DobsIwi, ViotevU .BO li 1 !-f h ■;l) IM t! I, * \i % i'\': H 'Sf m ilULif .' 'ill' ■ ui m.\ 'ill*' H^W^ 111 ( TU^ P/^*^ior.U P: ^r^c Ar» the LEADING PIANOS In B. 1 he KOniSCh flc^nOS ^^^ ^ave th« Largest Sale Ci JL. LOMBARD * CO., AGBHTSf TICTO&IA. 280 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Stoddart Kobert, carpenter 134 Mile House Stramberg M P, clerk, Bridge Creek Taielliou J, teanrster, Bridge Creek, Lac La Hache Ulrich Anthony S, fmr, 132 Mile House Walker Wm, telegraph operator and store, 108 mile House Walters Henry, laborer, 108 Mile House Webster, Wm, 134 Mile House Williams Thos, House Wright John, House fmr, 118 Mile fmr 127 Mile ALKALI LAKE. Alkali Lake in the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet and Provincial of Lillooet is situated about 90 miles north-east of Clinton. The B. C. Express Co's stages arrive weekly in summer, fort- nightly in winter. Post Mistress — Mrs. Boswell, Boswell Mrs, post mistress Buie H O, stock raiser Chiaro Frank, stock raiser Mason William, stock raiser Moore JohnE, J P, atock raiser Rosette Jos, fmr Steine Augustine, packer stock raiser and 100 MILE HOUSE Is 55 miles from Clinton, owned by T. Maoanlay Hamilton. Mr. H. has a valuable stock range and a good business stand. Here the Lao La Hache Valley may be said to begin. Lao La Hache Lake is an extensive sheet water containing large quantities of fish which are caught by seine and salted. There are many stock farms along the valley. At the 108 kept by W Walker the stage changes horses; here is also a telegraph office. W. Able, W. Kinlays and others are the principal ranchers. 134 MILE HOUSE. This ranohe is owned by Mr. Wm Morrison. It is an extensive stock farm and a great quantity of hay is out for stock. This is also one of the stations of the stage to Cariboo. Great quantities of batter are made along this valley and command a fair price A. GREGG & SON, AKTIST TAILUKS, 42 YAI£!> SritLI, Oppotik Langley Streetf Vidona, B. C. « I The ^ GdT( •fmms The Ronisch Pisxioa^S^r^ZV::'::""- C. A. Lombard^' Co., Sole Jsfpnffi, Virfin-w QDE8NELLE FORKS DIRECTORY. 281 QUESNELLE FORKS. (See also Quesnelle.) Quesnelle Forks in the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet and Provincial of Cariboo, is reaciied by a good paclc trail from 150 Mile House, Cariboo wagon road, distance 60 miles, also a good trail from Soda Creek. The Chinese have several large stores, in fact are the principal traders in this district. All supplies from the lower country have to come by pack trail' the same trail continuing on to Keithley Creek Government Agent and Post Master— Wm. Stephenson. Barker John K, miner Birrell Andrew, miner Davis Robert, miner Metz John L, miner and trapper Moore Joseph, trapper Newell H, trapper Polleys William, miner Stephenson William, govt agent E Tie & Co, traders Kan Fong Co, traders Yee Wah Co, traders 150 MILE HOUSE. Inclwliii^ Ch'im}hpu Creeh Horsefly, and WllUams Lake. In the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet and Provin- cial of Cariboo, is situated 135 miles from Ashcroft and is generally reached by regular stages in these days. There is one well Ktocked store and hotel kept by Veith k Borland. The Horsefly is about l-l miles from here and promises to be an extensive mining field for p U^jsrings. There are also fine ranches in this vicinity, The Mission schoi, , ,il farm aro within a few miles of the 150 and also an Indian reserve. Twelve iniles from tha 150 is Williams Lake, near which is the extensive ranch of Wm. I'infihbeok. Rf)ot crops average from ten to fifteen tons to the acre. A grist mi! and saw ni U, in which the most improved machinery is used. Near the head of Williams Lake, not far from St. Joseph's Mission is the fine farm owned by C. B. Eagle. The fertility of the soil where wat* can be procured for irrigation is inexhaustable; yet the prosperity >f the interior depends on the mineral development The general prosperity of the district has not been what might be expected of a new country where energy and capital would develop its resources. Capitalists invest only wheu there is a certaiiity of receiving a return for their investments. At \ at miners look more to the future and the hope that they will turn out well. A few quartz mills working successfully would give an impetus to business f^ Gdto B, WILLIAMS & C0. .^*>^^^"'^^o"^^'*^ »"^ ^y' ctotbing 07 JoIuMMi StrMi, Wt. Brand •■« PraflM, Viotaria B. C ^'h A \'V ! il ! li I tm >' ''1 it til ,,;-;! rill ■■■;l#if THE RdNISGH PIANOS p'j m . ' ' O Art tM Leatting iHeinorffr and have the iargeet' sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VIC ORIA. 282 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. that would tell on the prosperity of every industry and the rich resources of our minerals would bring wealth to the few and work and a conipetency to the many. PostMaster— R. B<»rland. Allen W F, constable Andrew Wm, laborer Ayzoa Jos, packer Barlow Thos, mechanic and miner. Horse Fly Bent William, miner Horse Fly Bier Pedro, packer Borland Frank, clerk and accoun- tant Borland Robt, post master and trader Bradbury J H, miner, Horse Fly Brodie John, miner, Horse Fly Gates Seth, laborer Chambers Thos. Flv miner, Horse Dodd James, miner, Horse Fly Eagle Basil, sawyer Eagle'C B, merchant and ranch- er Felker Henry, gentleman Fenton Charles, laborer Ford James, miner Horse Fly Ford J Francis, laborer Gilles J P, packer Guertin Rev Father F, mission Hamilton Charles, rancher Hamilton Colin, ranch .^r Hamilton Gavin, prop Saw Mill Hamilton J B, rancher Hamilton Peter O, rancher Hamilton Thomas, rancher Harris John, miner, Horse Fly Hendrichs Chas, miner. Horse Fly Hilton Ernest, miner, Horse Fly Hudson John, carpenter Huerta S, packer. Chimney Ck Humphrey Thos, packer Isnardi A, rancher, Chimney Ck Isnardi Frank, rancher Chimney Ck Isnardi Jos, trapper, Chimney Ck Isnardi Louis, blacksmith Johnston C M, packer Johnston George, general black- smith Kyse Sam, miner, Horse Fly Linklater G Reed, miner, Horse Fly Lyon J H, miner. Horse Fly Marsh James, trapper, Horse Fly McCallum Daniel, miner, Horse Fly McDonald Allen, miner. Horse Fly McPhee Neil, laborer Meiss Alex, laborer Moore Wm, stock raiser Chim- ney Ck Murphy John, fmr Murphy Dennis, Deep Ck Ogden Isaac, gentleman Peacock Wm Austin, miner Horse Fly Phipps John, laborer Porter Alex rancher. Chimney Ck Rojas J, rancher Rose Fred, miner Saul J no, J P, merchant, Horse Fly Steiger Ger , miner, Horse Fly Stevens Joseph, miner, Horse Fly Thomp8(»n W G, miner, Horse Fly Tresones Pablo, rancher, Chim- ney Ck TriplettJohn, miner, Hors^i Fly Veith Geo, (Veith & Borland) A. GREGG &SON, ARFIST TAILORS, 42 V] [SSI HLL I Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. tf g Ve fcd 1 Vi Wj i§^ An r> Di.' Di£ ^i i X , co^ and •-« 11 J^ C^b Ad. , miner Disheult David, laborer Macallam John miner ALEXANDRIA. Alex.'imlria in tho Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and L"'looet and Provincii 1 of Cariboo is situated about twenty miles from Soda Creek. Pobt Mastei'— A. D. Mclnnis Adam Wm, fmr Matlieson A, Anderson R McCcrnish Bohannoii S H, fmr Melnnes A P, fmr, 18:n Hcuse Boucher C, .acxiii es A D, J P, post master Oleuk A,im- M(iLenn D A, fmr Cusso'.i L. fmr MtLe. n R, fmr rail ford H Me, Let St J, fmr Deschamps A McNeil J, laborer Deserm.uix P, fmr '^.^I'n^t Cfmr Doubrile I, laborer Moifatt H, fmr Downes S, fmr, "Australian Moffatt Jno, I'mr RMn.h" Moffatt T. fmr GravoU G Moffatt Wm, fmr llo^soj) J no Olseen A, fmr, Australian Ranch Hum|)hreys 0, Prar Truman Wm, fmr Tjivinij^ -stone D, shi^> carpenter Twaii J S. hume.- Lucas A, laborer Ah Long Mackin John, fmr Jen Song Yet .t Co SODA GREEK Soda Preek. in the D>minion Electoral District of Cariboo nndL'^'onet an 1 Provinoiil of Cariboo, ia situated on tho Frfiser. r)',\ niilea below Quesnelle anil reached by the B. C. E'cpress Go's stiipfs from Aahcroft static.), C P. R. too niil*'^. A considerable mining and aj^ricultural country surroaiids Sola Creek. I ■ IIIMII— WiM«it** ■■«■ V3 y VA ^ GO TO B. WILLIAMS & COm^'*"-^'*''^'"-^'*''"'''^*-"*^ ccob' ciothing ^— ^^— — — /*■■■■■■■■ ■' ■—*.■■■— -I^** !!■ H I..-. II I I Wl — W I ^(["^B 97 Joluuon Stxwett l»«t. Bn»,nd and DonsLui, VifJtoria B. C .;;■! ; f'1'1 .;l.i' ! I ' r OO CA T nm Karri Rr Cn Direct importers of Pianos, Organs • •**• -^^iHUdi u KX. v^u., ^^^ Musical iMSTitOMEMm. UJ 284 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOBY. Post Master— Robt. MoLeese, M. P. P., Money Order Office and Telegraph Office. August Charles carpenter Beaumont F L, fmr and stock raiser, Biske ranch Collins Jacob, fmr and stock raiser Collins B A, miller and stock raiser Copeland F, fmr Crawford Henry fmr and stock raiser Cummings F, fmr, Springfield Drummoud E B, stock raiser Deer Park Drummond M G, fmr and stock raiser, Biske ranch Dunlevy P C, general merchant and fmr Evans James, laborer Gibson C, fmr, Biske ranch Graham A, laborer, Biske ranch Graham Bobt, fmr Hawks I F, fmr, mill owner, etc Springfield Humphrey E ferryman Harley George, B. Express hostler Lucas A fmr Jones John, fmr, Springfield Jones Wm, fmr, Sheep Creek Mackin John, fmr McAuly A, laborer, Biske ranch Mclntyre Donald, fmr, Sheep Creek McLean D A, fmr, 190 Mile House McLean Bobt, shepherd, 190 Mile House McLeese John, fmr McLeese Bobt, M P P, post master and general merchant Meldrum, senr, Thos, J P Meldrum T, jr, fmr Moon C, fmr, Biske ranch Nevaus Jas, fmr Beid T P, clerk Bobertson Wm, blacksmith Boss M, carpenter, Biske ranch Salmon John, fmr and stock raiser Sellars John, laborer Sellars Wm, laborer Shaw B L, fmr, "Lausdowne Farm" Slaven Wm, telegraph operator Taopage A, carpenter Tappage B, laborer Towns Charles, rancher Withrow D, carpenter, Biske Banche Woodside Bobt, clerk QUESNELLE {See also Quesnelle Forks) Qnesnelle, in the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet, and ProTincial of Cariboo, is situated at the confluence of the Eraser and Qaesuelle rivers and is reached by stages from Ashcroft, distance 225 miles. There are several large stores, including that of the Hudson's Bay Company, the latter making Qnesnelle a centre for collecting their furs from the snrrouading dis- tsioto, The Chinese are somewhat numerous and work the bars of both rivers. Government Agent— J. H. St. Laurent. Post Master— A. MoNau/,hten, Money Order Office and Telegraph Office a Ai. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoua, b. c. Beotim thejtrti Imported Woolen Goode m tie CH^. «5 GC i^*^i The Ronisch Pianos ^ """"^^^Slir^ •"*'**• €. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. 09 10 QUE8NELLE DIRECTORY- 285 Alexander Jas M L, Hudson's Bay Co officer Atkinson George, miner Baker Augustus, fmr Barlow Abraham, J P, trader Baitram Wm, fmr Bates Alexander, fmr Blair Charles, miner Blair John, miner Bohannon S H, fmr and butcher Boucher Edward, laborer Boucher Wm, ferryman Bourgeault & Duclos, merchants Bourgeault Peter, (Bourgeault cn CO O O O o CO ?J CO 1— ' ' o CD (J} H u O o < m a z 3 m z H 00 H o o fa c o I z VI z < O -J • O > 09 o H A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILOHS. 42 YATES STREET. Opposite Lang ley Street, Victoria, B. C. Pea Pen fe Pol O Ros o Sco Siec h^l M Sh old 1 and ] r^H stafje Ia u 10 10 J8 H < Are unaurpaased for Tone 2' > itch Uiul Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VJCTORIA. mtki KEITHLEY CREEK DIUECTORY. 287 McNiib Robt, miner 8 8 McRae Donald, miner Moore Jus, miner Pearce Thomas, miner Penbertliv S, miner Polmear W H, miner Rosebrock T, miner Seott R M, miner 8 8 Sieouright J, miner Smith John, miner 8 8 8train James, miner 8 8 Thonveuin Alex, miner Tlionvenin Oharles, miner Trewhella E, miner Harvey Ok Truman Gfo, miner Veith & Borland, gen'l traders Veith G A, postmaster Young Robt, miner VAN WINKLE OR STANLEY Van Winkle, or Stanley, in the Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet, iind Provincial of Caril)oo, is reached from Ashcroft by the B. 0. Express Go's stages, distance about 'zSi) miles. Van Winkle is entirely inhubited by Chinese, the Europeans having occupied Stanley, a mile westward, and here the Chinese carry on the principal trade. Owing to the want of capital se oral large shaft houses containing some very line steam power are allowed to remain idle and rusting. Lightening Creek running through Stanley has been imperfectly worked, owing to the same cause. The settlers are living in hopes of times improving and returning once more to the prosperous times of ten years ago. Post Master— John C. Hoyd, Van Winkle. Blackwell Ed, miner Bo}d John 0, postmaster BrowQ Wra, miner Coyen Jas , miner Dodd Mrs W W, trader Edwards David, shoemaker Ellis Wra, hotel keeper Houseman Wm H, miner Hunter John, miner Johnstone Arch, miner Jones Henry, miner Locke Ale^ s*ige driver Martin H, miner McLeod Geo, miner Monro3 Geo, miner Montgomery 8am, miner Peebles John, trader Perkins Jolin, miner Pritehard Robt, miner Heed John, m'uer Tell Ed, miner Tregillies Fred, miner White Wm, miner RUBBER STAMP FACTORY, R T. WllMlMlAiaS^ o > c Q I fern ^ -n .^> J) m CO ^ 8, WILLIAMS & CO., '^^ ^'z^^::^.^:^^:^!''^''' 97 Johnira Str«ett 1i«t. Broad and DonslaSf Viotoiia •Tl O f ■fe mm !<■ . Ik -r m.i < ■ i! r; V- ;s I I': 'm ji mm '■mm ill it I l< \\ 'if ! I ■ I- i{ I !ir I s o S o The Ronisch Piaxioa'^Jr^Z^^'^ C. ^. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria 288 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIREOTOBT. BARKERVILLE. Including Jntler Creek, Conklini Gulch, Ciinning- hain Creek, (rermansen Creeks Grouse (Jreek Grub Creek, Ll^htenln.^ Creek, Munson River, Mosquito Creek, Richfield. Slate Creek, Stouts Gulch, Su^fir Creek, Williams Creek. Barkenrille, in the Dominion Electoral District of Cariboo and Lillooet and Provincial of Caritx>o is situated on Williams Creek at the termination of the Cariboo wa$ron road, is reached by the B Express Go's stages from Ashcroft, diBtanoe 285 miles. This creek has supplied many millions of the dollars taken out of the Cariboo district. The shallow and easily worked portion be- ing nearly exhausted, hydraulic pipes now occupy the attention of the alluvia miners; washing away banks from 40 to 9i) feet deep by the help of a great pressure of water. Many quartz reefs are to be seen cropping out in and about Barkerville and it is hoped that with the aid of the Qovernment testing mill about to be erected, much of the latent wealth of the district will be made available. Here are located the Qovernment agent and assay otfloesi court house, school, post office, churches, etc. The mail arrives weekly. Qovernment Agent and Qold Commissioner — John Bowron. Qovernment Assayer— E A. Martin Head Constable and County Court Registrar — James Lindsay, Sheriff— John Stevensen Post Master— James Stone, Money Order Onice and Telegraph Office Adams J B, miner Adams Tlios E, miner Allan Jas, miner, Grouse Ok Allers Deidrioher, miner, Oon- klin's Gulch Allers John, miner, Gonklin's Gulch Atkinson Geo, carpenter Auroville Morris, miner Banden Nicholas, miner, Will- iams Ok Banden Thomas, miner, Will- iams Gk Belanger D, miner Belanger George, miner Bendixen Madame, saloon keeji- er Bennett Bichard, butcher Berry Bichard, carpenter Bibby Jas, miner. Grouse Ck Bibby Jno, merchant, Williami Ck Blair John, miner Blair Bobt, miner Bowron John, govt agent and gold commissioner Boyce Jas, miner, Bichfield Boyoigout T, miner Brodie Boot, miner Brookes Bev F D, iBpiscopalian minister Brown N Henry, tavern keeper BichiSeld Brown Bobt, miner Buchauen Bobt, miner, Sugar Ok The Lnteat Fashtona received aa aoon a$ publiaked^ at ^, GRFGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET, VICTOBIA, B. C 11^ s ^ h X B.WI mmrm . A. Lombard & ^^O., .n^ musioai. Ivmnmamm. ^ s BARKEKVILLE DIRECTORY. 289 Butts Jno, miner, Mosquito Ck Cameron Aroh'd, miner, Ger- mansen Gk Campbell Alex, miner Campbell Neill, miner, Richfield Cantwell Michael, miner Champetier E, miner, Hard- scrabble Champion James M, engineer Clark Michael, miner, German- sen Ck Colliiis Thomas, miner, German- sen Ck Conway Benjamin M, miner Coote Phillip, miner, German- sen Ck Coutts Alex, miner Cowan George. M P P, miner, Conklin^s G Craig J as, butcher Creswell Bobt, miner, Williams Ck Davis Maurice, miner, Denny Joseph, saloon keeper Deslorier Ed, teamster Dods Archibald, school teacher D'Orpentigny Oliver, teamster Doscher Henry, miner Conklin's Gulch Driscoll Michael, miner, Grouse Ck Ellis Wra. miner Eude Aime, miner Ferguson George, miner, Con- klin's G Fitchie Wm, miner. Antler Ck Flynn H E, miner. Mosquito Ck Flynn T H, miner. Mosquito Ck Forest William, saloon keeper Frigon Edward, miner, German- sen Ck Fowls W H, miner, Manson River Gad George, miner, Grouse Ck Gayet L, miner, Grouse Ck GiKcombe John, miner, Manson River Glynn Michael S, miner, Grub Ck Goldstadt Henry, miner Goodson John G, restaurant keeper Harkins Jas, miner Harris Greenbury, charcoal burner Heath Robt, miner Hendrich Chas, miner Hoar Frank, miner Hodgkinson Wm, laborer Hoffsmer Chas, miner Holtz Charles, miner Hough Richard, engineer, Rich- field House Chas, hotel keeper House John, hotel keeper Howley Patrick, miner, Mos- quito Ck Innis Jas, miner, Williams Ck Isaacs George, miner, Williams Ck James John, miner, William^ Ck Jarvis W T, miner, Grouse Ck Johns G, clerk Johnston Arthur, miner, Sugar Ck Johnston Frank, miner Jones Elias T, miner, Richfield Jones John O, miner, Williams Ck Jones W A, dentist, Richfield Jones W L, miner, Williams Ok Kelly Andrew, hotel keeper Kenny George, miner, German- sen Ck Keyser C W, miner Knott John, hotel keeper, Bark- erville Lanyon John, miner, Mosquito Ck Lindsay J.imes, registrar Coun- ty Court, Richfield =1 -n O m ^> ;oC0 Con 3 CO - m to- Z o 0» > V' :r! Bllfll I I AMC P. on Keep always in Stock a first-clMa AaM>rtment • lllLUHIflO Ot UUi| of Underwear, all siies and Priow. fiwi •TJ( Vto t> ri a,B.a i i I ' $ U V... .^ — Jr., ci/ tub: D^'lMllQriJ DIAMnQ'*'^''^^"''''*^^""'"*"^^ I IliL IliJIliUUn rillllUO and have the iargeat Bale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICrORIA. 290 Bl'.ITISn COLUMBIA Diri£CTORY. MncKiiitosli John 1), minor Kichfield Marsdep. J D, acconntnnt Murf^hal, Rovd Father C, O M I, pastor St. Patrick's Chui'ch, Richfield Martin E A, government as- BQyor. Mason JosG[)h, M P P, mer- chant Matti-^e 8 B, minor McAlitiden grocir, Grouse Ck McCormick W G, miner, Antler Ck McDermid Duncan, miner, Manson River MclJermot Henry, miner, Con- klin's G McDonald Alex, miner, Couklin G Mi'.Donald Ranald, miner Ger- mansen Ck McFiirlane 1) miner, Grouse Ck Mcintosh Angus, miner, Man- son River McKay Daniel, miner McKay David, miner, Richfield McKen Jas, miner McKenny Francis miner McKillop Wm, miner McKinnon Chas, miner, Slate Ck McLane J, L B, miner Rich- field McLeod Kenneth, trapper Metcalf J, miner, Gerraansen Ck Mever Frank, Hospital steward, Hardscrabble Miller Frank, miner Molear H, miner, Mosquito Ck Morgan Lewis, miner Williams Ck Morrison CAD, miner, Ger- mans»Mi Ck Mcses W D, barber and trader Murray John, carpenter Mason I H, lumbar merchant Newton L, minor, Htout's G O'Connors M R, miner Oj^den Ed, min'^r, Williams Ck O'Neill Cornelius, minor Patterson Jas E, miner, Lir- mansen Ck Rob.n^on W G, miner, Richfield Rogers 8ain A, sheriil' and mer- chant Ross John, miner Ross Murdock, miner Saunders Wm, miner. Mosquito Ck Sharp Alex, miner, Cunning- ham Ck Shaw David, miner Shaw John, miner, Canadian Ck Shaw Joseph, miner Hardscrab- ble Shepherd Guy L. shoemaker Shepherd J, miner Sims G W, miner, Grouse Ck Sincock, Sam, miner Sincock, Sam, jr, miner Smith Wm P, miner. Stouts G Snook G A miner Sproule Henry E, miner Stevens E O, miner, Ciermansen Ck Stevens Peter, luiuer. Germ lu- sen Ck Stevenscjn John, J P, s'leriff Stewart Jas, miner, Conklin G Stone Jas, J P, post Master and express Taylor Geo A, miner Williams Ck B 0V( ^M A. GREGG & SON, AHflST TAILORS. 42 YAKS STREEl Opposite Langley Street, Vidorin, B. C. The Ronisch Pianos ^rr/rS^:: I"''' fc £> > o u 10 ^ H ^ E- Z s < WW o o ^^ < a, < O Q <^ .J h ^^ taryt$t (I .1. Lotnhftrff A- Co., Snip .'If^pnts. M'rfnrio. EAUKEUVILLE DIllECTOIlY. 291 Taylor G W, miner, Oerinunsen Ck Tell Edward, miner Thomas Robt, miner, Hansen River Tillie Wm, bntohor Urqnalinrt W J, miner Walker Q^v g > J miner Walker Sam. minor Watt Hn^h, J P, physician and lio-^iiit 1 airfjeon Willey Wm, minor Williams W P, miner, Mosquito Ck Wilson Arnold, miner Wilson Nelli-, hunter Bear Lk Wintrip Edward, miner, Rich- field Wintrip Lewis, miner William's Ck Wintrip John C, miner, Stout's G AVintrip Robt, miner, Stout's G Woolcock Henry, miner. Grouse Ck Wyllie Robt, miner, Sugar Ck Yantes J M, miner NICOLA VALLEY. Including CoiiiUes (uul Stump Lake Nicola 18 centrally situfitocl,b(?in£r distant, from Karal')nps6') miles, ^pence's Bridfje rjOniileB. Hf)pe 80 milos, Gnv lite Creek '!') milft^. Similkameea 61) miles. A good and well kept wasr^ti ro-id oxtends from Kanloopi to Sponce'a Bridere, pa'sinj? throujifli nearly all of Ni(^i>lii Valley. A mnil oonch mak^-i weokly trips over the entire route aH follows. Clark's express leaves Kamloops willi mails and pnssonsrera every Monday moral ni? and rexohos Central post offlco, foot of Nicola Lake, at nipht, on Tuesdny proceeds to Sponoe's Hrid>;o; returns from Spence'a Bridpe to Nicola every Thnrsdny, on Friday to K'lmloops. The mail service ou tliis route is well p^rfoimjl, ptssj'vrar ai 1 expro^^ fr ;l.(ht rates are moderate, the line i* equipped with pood hornes and comfortable conches. Nicola Valley has tivep mtolHces, Lower Nicoln, Coutlies, Nicola (central) Qnilciiena and Rockford. DonIa and C,)atlies are money order olTiees. liower Nicola is a thrivin!? little sfittlemnt, ont tins a general store, public school, saw and grist mill, its nnrroundiu^s aro pleasant, white population, farmers and stock raixer^; a largo Iiidian reservation is adjacent. Coalties is a centre of imp irtance, has a large genenal store (Blair & Co) good h >tel, blafjksnaiih an I b xto'nr sHth, It U a point wh3re S3veral avenues converge. Nicola and Savoaa trail. Granite Orao'caa I H)p3-Nicolft trails is a distributing point for miil-!, m^^c'^■ln Use e'c, an 1 is fliukel by Large agricul- tural, pastural and mining interests; the co;\l deposits in itnmeliate vicinity are extensive, the article is pronounced exo,:?IIent by local blacksmiths, there nre also pro'nisiu'T qvirtz lel'^in w'lio'i an n > v b?in » prD^pe^tnl. the "Coutlie- Pardu" tunnel bain-^ si'U! IV) fe^tiu lengt i and still steadily advancing. Quartz experts speak f.ivorably of its ultiuntc success, the ore assays well ^ <»♦. 53 !B ^ GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO.^ Fo'-Men's.Youth'feaud Boy»' Ol^rtbipg 97 JoluMon Street, bet. Broad and Denclu. Victeriji B . C :m ■i!* 1 I' f, :'!!'. '''-/' I El X'W{ MO; KM:- . ■'■^.•!i-:Si* lilJi^l C" A 1 nmUctrARrCn Direct importers of Pianos. OROANa ! ll Iw. t\, J^OmOara Oi^O., and Musicai. instruments. V: ,jf !' I o < CE O \- o > z o 'J) z r o a: O y Mi Ui X t- (0 f- z UJ z fiC uJ > o o CI to S !=i • 1—i o p B cu O o o CO CO ■V-IOTOI2.IA, B.C. 292 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY.. in gold and silver and is easily cnislied. Contisfuous and extensive body of magnetic iron ore, rich enough to invite expenditure of capital, when the other latent sources of wealth are a little bettor developed; in the near future Coutlies is expected to assume prominent and prosperous mining proportions. Nicola has so far been the chief centre of the district, contains a large general store kept by the iaterprising A. E. H )\vde, in connection with the store is a lumber yard and jjortable steam saw mill, planers and other moderate attachments. The Government land office, court house and jail are located here, church public school, hotel anl private boarding house, blacksmith carpenter and butcher 8hop3, Oliinese laundry and bake shop, grist mill. Presbyterian and Methodist parsonages, besides a number of imposing and comfortable private residences. The location foot of Lake Nicola is pretty and pleasant, cheerful rides and drives, boating, fishing, shooting, pure air, good water and other attractions which make it a health resor- for many afflicted with lung complaints, Quilohina is another point where the Douglas and Minnie Lake road tap the main line; it is the "rendez-vous" of the cattle men; here the festive, fearless "cow boy" relates his acquaintance witli the oovine denizens of the prairie. Vale and height contain a good general store (U. Charters) and one of the best hotels in the interior, few stop there who d) not leave sitisfiod with the many good things mine host ''O'Rourke" so generously provides Rookford and Stump Like are ths next p nnti of importance the traveller passes on a trip from Kamloops to Spence's Bridge, there are good houses of accommodation at both places. Stump Like has, within the last two years, attained much notority through its quarrz attractions. The London Nicola Mining Co have, and are still expending large sums of money in testing th3 extent and remunera- tive cuaraoter of the ore found within their limits, outsiders in such enter- prizes have to be satisfied with such inform ition as external developments afford, but they to the ordinary minor and observer speak hopefully as to future undertakings The White Star Mine (Patterson A H<'n'lerson) upon which duriag the past summer crushing ani concentrating machinery has behn worked is. doing much to demonstrate the practibility of tne Stump Lake ores being profitably worked The Hipburn and other companies are also busily enftnged in prospect- ing tlieir respective locations. Nearly all engaged in the development of the buried treasure to become rich, is a heartfelt wish of the entire community. Ni(roIa has hitherto been cliiefly known as a stock raising centre, its proxmity to the coast and acc'essH)ily at all times of the year, places it first as a meat supplying emporium to the city of the sea. The Douglas Lake Cattle Go's reserves afford to those interested In cat- tle a pleasant time, when the ger:ial manager (J. B. Greves) takes the visitor round and modestly shows many animals of great merit, amongst which must be mentioned a recent and expensive importation in the young Clyde SUillion '"The Boss,"first prizj winner at hist meeling of Royal Highland Agrtcultnral Society's show held at Edinburgh. As one Ameri- o § in w go OK •S ^? > w (0 ^ 2 «♦■ 3. .. M ^ ^ 9 A. GREGG ^ SO!\'. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the /intl Imported IVooleii Ooods in ilie City. Gi GO 1 he Konisch rianos Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. NICOLA VALLEY DIRECTORY- 293 can stock journal styled him, "one of the best drought colts that has crossed the Allan ;ic." A company spirLeJ enough to in v^est such a large sum in a single animal, deserves suucess and support. Agricultural pursuits have so far only been followed to supply local wants, and never did that although all common roots and cereals do well; hay for winter keep of stock is the main object and large quantities are annually stored from natural and artilicial grasses. Small fruits are grown in profusion, apple?, plums and cherries are being every where tried, and in ssme instances appear to flourish. Tiie floral world is sweetly represented in the bloom and beauty of the hardy varieties. Nearly all the lauds in the Nijcola district are bouglit up and fenced in. Ainl & Morrison, stockbreeders Ainl Jas, stock-breeder (A. & Morrison) HtumpLrke Allan Win, C E, land surveyor, Coulties Allan Francis, farm hand. Low- er Nicola Allan Win, land surveyor (or C E) Coulties Armstrong Geo, clerk (E A Howse) '.rmvtago H D G, mt^rchant (Bia'i- & Co) Lower Nicola Batclielrr O S, stockraiser Sal- mon iiiver Bent Geo C, stockraiser, Quil- clianna Blair Gilbert, raerhant (Blair & Co) Contlie's Carriniu;tou Tbos, gent, Nicola Carriugton Arthur, clerk, Nic- ola Carswell Edwin, sawyer, Nicola Cavanagli Geo, carpenter, Quil- clianna Castillioii Jos, stockraiser, Cold Water Uiver Chapin 111 Jas, stockraiser Cold- stream Cliarters Win, sr, stockraiser. Forks of Nicola Cliarters Win, jr, stockraiser- Forksof Nicohi Charters Robert, merchant, Qailchanna Clnpi) John, surgeon M R C S E, Quilchaniia Chartr iiul A, stock-raiser, Sav- ona Trail Clappertou Geo A, finr nnd stock-raiser. Pine Grove Nic- ola Clapperton John, J P, sheep finr, Nicola Clark John, farm hand, Nicola Cleasby H S, fiur, Coldwater Cochrane Merrill, stockraiser, Minnie Lake Collet Joseph, farm hand, Nic- ola Corbett John, fmr, Plains, Nic- ola Corbett James, fmr. Forks of Ni(!ola Coutlie Alex, hotel-keeper and stock-raiser, Coutlie Coutlie Joseph, stock-r lis-er, Coutie's Coutlie Jessie, stockrs'r, Cout- lie^s Craft Wm, blacbjmitli, Quil- channa Ciaib Wm, mine mngr, Stnmp Like Currie Donald, herdsman (P Kilrov) Minnie Lake CO goTo B. WiLUAMS &C0., """ '^:,!^i^!:;!sil^ij^'''^^ 91 Joluuoa StMst. i«v\ Broad and Donslaa* VloUoia* B. Q o 13 Z m . z 2 m :o -< ! I If! II, ^ m ' 'l-l's II ' vn H ,-i.ii'ii'* I V! ill ' '4 m (0 1 UC lYUm^LU r lanUb ^^^j ,,jjyy ^j,^ x^argest Sale C. A, lUOMEIARB Pi o 8 o CO o w A H W n h Z H [QDi > ^ <1 10 GO TUC OniyiQPIJ DiAMnO ^''* umurpasaed for Tone, I nil ifUillOUn riltilUO Touch and DurabUUu. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. [QOS > If) NICOLA VALLEY DIBEOTORY. 295 fi (^ (4 Morrison John, (Aird & Morri- son) ytump Lake Morton Alt', dairyman, U Nic- ola Muuro Wm, stock-raiser, Doug- las Lake Murphy Eichard, (Syndicate) hertisman, Douglas Lake Murray iiev Geo, Presbyterian minister Newkirk Chas, dairyman, U Nicola O'iiourke Edward, hotel-keeper Quilchenna O'Kourke Kichard, blacksmith and stock-raiser, Quilchenua O'Dwyer Tiios, atock-raiser, Minuie Lake Palmer Wm, stock-raiser, U Nicola Parsons Herbert, farm hand, Nicola Parsons Frank, farm hand Patterson W D, mining engiu'r, Stump Lake Payne Jos, drover, (Syndicate) Douglas Lake Petite Vincent, frar. Petite Ck Pooley James, Tarra hand Pooley Wm, stock-raiser, Nic- ola Purdy Lubin, miner, Coutlie's (juiuville Louis, fmr and stock- raiser, MameetLake 10 ' Eutledge James, mcht, (Marks i\t Kutledge) Nicola Regan Pat, fmr, L Nicola Key John, fmr and stock-raiser, Mameet Lake Eiley Wm, teamster, Nicola Scott Hobt, hotelkeeper and frar, liockt'ord Scott Sam, stock-ra'r, Rockford Schwartz Thos, fmr, L Nicol* Smith Clair, laborer, Coutlie's Sraitn Wm, clerk, Coutlie's Smith Wm, blacksmith Coutlie's Smith Robt, fmr, Gilmore's hill Stott Stanley J3, fmr, U Nicola Theodoro J, farjn h'nd, Douglas Lake Thyme J, stock-raiser Tremblaiz Hector, stock-raiser, Savona trail VanVolkenburgh & Co, stock- reisers, Quilchenua Voght Wm, fmr and stock-rais- er Forks of Nicola Voght Wm H, fmr and stock- raiser, Plains of Nicola Whiteford Dan, farm hand, U Nicola Wilkie Wm S, stockliand, Min- nie lake Williams Edward, stock-raiser, Minnie lake Wilson Jno, fmr, Coldwater Wilson Jno, farmliand, Coutlie's Woodward Thos, J P, millown- er and fmr, Rosedale, L Nic- ola Woodward R M,'milIowner and fmr, Rosedale, L Nicola Woodward Hy, jfmr, Springfield L N icola Woodward Emerson, farmer, Springfield Woodward Jos, fmr, Spring- Woodward Caleb, carpenter, L Nicola Woodward Hiram, fmr, L Nic- ola Woodward Harvey H, fmr, L Nicola ^ o > C o X ^ z 03 o t^K >J D > ^ -1 r?' m z H Z -- -^ -rr> fl mil i lAMC P. on for I*''"" Hats and Caps, Trunks, GO TO 6. WILLIAmo « uU., vamsi^, ULANK^WEto. Hi Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douslaa Victoria B C »,!'■ w ^<^ \tl\ m ill! I The Ronisch Pianos^rfwSJI^^r^^''^ f I f: M C. A. Lombard Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. m !<• Sec S5 g> U » I- ui hi oe 0) h z 111 z O a CO 296 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ROGKFORD. O CI o O o CO GO Bockford, in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale. The Nicola and Star Mining and Milling Co. are develop- ing their several claims; the priacipal, the Star, whicli is turning out large quantities of fine ore. A tramway runs down the inclined shaft over which trucks are run brincing np the ore to the surface. The Tubal Cain, the Joshua, (acknowledi^ed ta be the beai develops 1 miii3 in Britisli 0)lu'nbia. the ore being very rich, composed of sulpherates and lead, carrying gold, silver and gray copper), the King "William, the Planet and many others. The mines are beautifully situated on the shores of Stump Lake and everything tends to n prosperous and paying quartz mining camp. A large number of Italians are employed. Post Master— Robert Scott. Aircl Jas, ftur ani stotsk-iviiser Asbury W G, mine owner Bulman Thos, tun juil stock- Burns Mi'.;hael, tearustor Chrisfield Oh s, mine owner Oochrano Merritt, laborer Couper J F, minor Cruib Wra, mn'ger, N M M Co Crake F J, watciimaker Derby Jas, laborer Fraser Don ild, t'mr and stock raiser Frascir George, fmr Fr ser Jn >, t'mr and st )jkraisor Frisken Jas, fmr FullerLon James, store keeper Gilbert Richard, miner Giil J W, miner Gordon C M, laborer Gordon J P, carpi^nter Haivey Edward, engineer Henderson Geo, manager and Henderson Thos, carpenter Hunter Thos, engineer Jackson F, laborer Jack.son John, laborer -^ Jones Thos, foreman Lander J D, fmr nd stockraiser Mack Jas, miner MacKny Wm, mining expert McAllister ISumU, miner MoCaskill S'un, miner McDonald Geo, bia;ksmith McDonald \V K, fmr and stock- raiser Mi; Kay Adam, miner McLttan Hugh, teamster McQuade Hugh, fmr McC^iiirrie iiod, c.irpenter Matlnn' Angus, engineer Moir Jatnes Moore IJ B, fmr and stockraiser Mooro Jolm, gentlemrin Moore J C, fmr and stockraiser M.)oie Samuel, fmr and stock- raiser Morrison J H, fmr and stock- raiser Morrison M J, miner Morrison M II, night foreman Morton A, boarding manager Newman B, fmr and stockraiser Newman Thoa, fmr and btock- raiser Nichols Wm, carpenter Oilgers Mat, miner Palmer Wm, fmr and stock- raiser Patterson John V, engineer Patterson W D, mine owner Pollard Thoa, minor Proctor Wm, miner M o o g ^m ^\< g c go ^ OB •- ff a (5 The Lntcst F' O o 3H ^b ho Z *^ cc J < o z < J NICOLA DIRECTOR!. 297 Richardson E A, asaayer Rodda Thos, miner Roach Ed, miner Rose William, vet siargeon Scott B B, frnr and stockraiser Scott Robt, fmr and postmaster Scott S J, fmr and stockraiser Shephard Edwin, miner Tannabill Allan, stockraiser Tannahill Mrs, fmr Tannahill Thos, fmr Thompson Ji)hn, shift manager Wade Fred, blacksmith Walker R B, fmr Whitford D, stockraiser Whitford John, laborer Whiteford Wm, fmr Whitten Geo, miner Wills Wm, foreman LOWER NICOLA. Lower Nicoln, in the Dominion P^lectoml District of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, is reached by stuge from Spence's Bridge twice a week, distance 35 miles. It is a thriving and prosperous little settlement, having several stores, public school, saw and grist mill. The Star Mining Co. have recently erected concentrating works and have constructed a good road to the mine, which bids fair to handsomely rep:iy the cost of development. The dis- trict is also supposed to bo rich in coal, but as yet little has been done in that direction. Post Master— R. M. \S'oodward. Ashbury Captain, miner Findley Henry Findley Wm, fmr Fordice & Sturch, f mrs Marquart John, dairy and fmr Marquart P, dairy and fmr McKittrick P, fmr and stock- raiser MoQueen Miss Jessie, school teacher Muiray Rev Geo Pa'-'«on3 A, hotel prop, 22 Mile House Petite Vincent, fmr Ryan P, fmr Schwartz Thos, fmr Wiiislow Rev J W, Methodist minister Woodward T & Sons, props Grist and Saw Mills Woodward Honry, fmr Woodward R, M, postmast>erand gen merchant Woodward Thos, fmr and stock- raiser W^oi>dward W E, fmr NICOLA LAKE. In the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootanay and Provincial of Yale, Is reached by pt:ige from Spence'a Bridge twice a wenk, distance 50 raile-j and fmm Kamloops by wagon road, 60 miles. The Government oflice f,)r Nicola division is located hero, with a commodious hall, court honse and look-np. There is a Presbyterian church, a large flouring mill and extensive lumbering yards, the luiribor being sol 1 cheaper than on the coast. The eo O z o Ui W ILLIAiVlC tt ull<) nt' IJitder.. ar, all sizes aitil I'nc-eH. Heetlieru. Iv<'('l> always iii >iio(k n rnst-i'|;iss Ass')rtment i ■i^;;ii',')..; ' t f M f P M < cE o O > z o z z o •a o o 00 z ui z z K lU > o o N CO 00 r T O O O CO £^ (el is first clrif.s in .ill respects nnd llu! local ion is one not excelled for tcmriHts and private fauiilios \vho wish to to spend a quiet holiday in a bjaatiful sport. The climi)te is dry nnd for luun dise;>\veU Ed, f^oiitleiDJin Oarrinfi;toii A R, rr-porter Ciirrington Tho^, gentleman CliippertoiJ George, deputy sheriff and finr Cl'ipperton John, J P, Govern- ment agent (^l!ij)pert(>n W, herder Clark M J, mill owner Clark John, mail contractor Clark Walter, laborer ('leasley N S, laborer Corl)ett James, laborer Corbett John, laborer Dalley Edwin fmr Derby A, b'aeksmith Gillie J D, butcher Gillie Paul J, fmr Gillie Thomas, rancher Gilmore John, Seur, fmr Gi'more John jr, fmr Gilmoie Sam, laborer Herring A M, fmr Ho/wSe A E, merchant and post- master Marks Louis, bartender Marks W, pro]) Driard Hotel Matthews Tlios, carpenter jMcDonald Dan, gentleman MfQueen Miss A L, school teacher Murray George, Revd M A Pars(>ns T H, laborer Pooley James, fmr Pooley William, fmr Itiley Wm, ])rivate boarding house Smith Clair, mechanical engin- eer Smith Robt, fjnr Tliynnt^ J G, fmr Woodward C, carpenter QUILGHENA. Inclitding Salmon River, l)oii.<2la.^ Lake, Minnie Lake and Micola River. Quilchena. in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay nnl Provincial of Yale, is asettlempnt in the Nicola Valley, on lie horde-s of Nicola Lake, is rea-^hed by staij? from Sponce's Hridye; (»0 miles, and hy wagon road from Karaloops l") raile^. (8oo Nio )la Liko and L )Wor Nicola.) Post Master— llohert Charters. A. GREGG & SON, AhllST 1AILOHS.42 YAl.''S^JlHm Opposite Langley Strrtd, Victoria, U. V. Q ta f ^^ " ^it '_,* ^ o U) n LH J. LI "-I H ^» i '^ '^ ►> V. • C) >« > U) '■i ■ Q f^ w <1 ' « ^ ^ u o 3 h-*». Q C «♦ v«d m ''w -*. o t. • »-« (a X (!) - (* y « t 5 Bat ho • " -E ^ Bui Man McE McG McI Moll D( Mcli GOT The Komscb i^wa.oa"::rz:z ZT::-' C. A. Lombard Sr Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. US u 22 P ^ 10 10 S 0)^ CO CO o o h O < QUILCHENA DIRECTORY. 299 I5atchelor O S, stockraiser Sal- mon liver r>ell Wm, laborer, Douglas lake l^ent Geo C, gentleman Bui Wm M, fmr ( avanagh George, millwright Charters, Robert, merchant and p m Chipp John, J P, physician and surgv^on Crowhernt Chas, fmr, Salmon R Curry Alex, laborer, Minnie L Curry Daniel, fmr, Minnie lake Douglas John, fmr, Douglas L Douglas Lake Cattle Co, stock- raisers, Douglas lake Earnshaw H, laborer, Minnie L English Mrs Anne, stockraiser, Douglas lake English Samuel, stockraiser, Douglas lake Garnshaw Byron, stockraiser, Minnie lake Guichon Joseph, stockraiser Graves J B, manager Douglas lake Cattle Co, Douglas lake Jackson Frank, laborer, beaver ranch Jackson John, laborer, Beaver ranch Johnson Jos, teamster, Doug- las lake Lander Joseph C, J P, stock- raiser, Nicola river Lunn William, laborer, Douglas lake Mansfield Francis, laborer McEcheran Alex, laborer McGraw Edw'd, laborer Mclnness A, fmr Mclnness Angus, gentleman, Douglas lake Mclnness Donald, fmr Mclnness Malcolm, laborer, Douglas lake Mclnness Neil, laborer, Doug- las lake McLachlan John, laborer McRae Colin, miner, Douglas lake McRae Donald, laborer, Douglas lake McRae George, laborer, Doug- las lake Mickle Airs L A Moor Ix^njamin B, stockraiser, Pine Grove Moor John, gentleman, Pine Grove Moor Joseph C, stockraiser, Prairie Moor Samuel, stockraiser, Bea- ver ranch Nash J P, fmr, Salmon river O'Dwyre Thus, gentleman, Min- nie lake O'Dwyre Timothy, gentleman, Minnie lake O'Rourke Edw'd, hotelkeeper O'Rourke Richird, blacksmith and fmr Patten Robert, laborer Rose A W, blacksmith, Douglas lake Rosa Ralph, laborer, Douglas Selby D P, laborer Stewart George, laborer, Doug- las lake Stewart Robt, laborer, Douglas lake Tannerhill Allen, fmr, Beavei ranch Tannerhill Thomas, fmr, Nicola river Walker Robt W, gentleman, Pin > Grove w? :> -H i't> ■^ rr, K GOTO B- WILLIAMS & CCyForMen's, Youth's md Boyf OaUiipi \v:\ f ,K!i ill!!,'; ■r ,1 I'l' i' ; ii li 1^ Si If I ill Si z o CO z X o -a of O u OQ < O H O > UJ tu X t- to h z UJ z ac UJ > O o ra • r— ( o p a o J=\ en ■♦-J o o CO CO C. A. Lombard & Co., ^'^^L'Zr/crL'rji^^^^- ■VXOTr032.I^, B.C. 300 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. GOUTLIE'S. Ooutlie's, in the Dominion Electoral District of Ynle and Kootenay and Provincial of Tale, is situated about forty miles from Spence's Bridi^e and 65 miles from Eamloops. Post Master — Gilbert Blair. Allan Wm, surTeyor Allan F, fmr Armytage H D G A, store keeper Blair Gilbert, store-keeper and post master Chapman Jas, stockraiser and fmr Charters Wm, stockraiser and fmr Chatteron W, stockraiser and fmr, Marmette Lake Collett Jos' fmr Costillion Jos, stockraiser Coutlie Alex, hotel keeper Ooutlio Jessie, stockraiser Coutlie Joseph, stockraiser Denine W, stockraiser Dupuis Olirer, fmr, Marmette lake Garcia C, fmr and stockraiser Garcia Frank, fmr and stock- raiser Garcia G, packer Garcia J, fmr and stockraiser Godey Antonio, stockraiser Gordon Alex, fmr and teamster Guteviez Cassouth, packer Henri Ed, carpenter HallowarD, carpenter Labell B, laborer Lindley Geo, fmr Lindley Hy, fmr Lindley Louis, fmr Lindley Wm, fmr Marquart John, stockraiser Marquart Peter, stockraiser Murray Revd Geo New Chas, stockruiser Quinville Louis, fmr and stock- raiser, Marmette Lake Rey John, fmr and stockraiser Marmette Lake By an Pat, fmr and stockraiser Schwartz Thos, fmr and stock- raiser Smith Jns, blacksmith Smith John, stockraiser Smith Wm, clerk Smith Wm, stockraiser Suchel A, laborer Suchel C, laborer Trembli A, stockraiser, mette Lake Turco Bernard, fmr Voght William H, fmr stockraiser Yoght William, fmr and stock- raiser Wilson John, fmr Wilson John, laborer Mar- and NORTH BEND North Bend in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and Provinoial of Tale is a divisional point on the Canadian Paoifio Railway, dis- A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b. c. the JItmI Imported WooUn Goods in iJie Qity o - CO O « >o GOTO rpi "D^«!f,^U ■pCo.Ay-wo Are Unsurpabsbd for Tone, Touch, «iid The Koniscn rianos Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. 1 id O CO NORTH BEND DTHECTORY. 301 tant from Vancouver 181 iniicH. from Montreal 2774 miles. It is in all rcrtoccts only a railway town and the chief point of interest iu the Fraser Canyon, which at Norih Bend irj very nia(;nificent and would well repay the tourist seeking grand scenery, making a short stay where he would And a first class hotel at The Fraser Canyon House. Post Muster— Peter Fink, Telegraph Office. Andrews H, day turner, C P R Campbell H, electriciun, CPU Colston W, waiter, Fraser Can- yon House Coughlrtu John, car inspector, CPR Dietz Morris, section foreman Dom Express Co, agent C W Henderson Edmonds Wm, J P Elsham H, waiter, Fraser Can- yon House Elwood Chas, engine man C P R Elwood J, night turner, C P R Ermatiuger E J, supt dining liall C P R Fink Peter, hotel and store Francis L, waiter, Fraser Can- yon House Fraser Canyon Houso, man, E Ermatinger Gall M, wiper, C P R Girdwood C R, mech engineer, CPR Girdwood E H, loco' foreman CPR Henderson C W, agent. CPR Honeyman R, laborer, CPR Irkman A, operator Irkmiin R K, operator, CPR Jenkins J W, wiper, CPR Johnson E, general dealer Kelley D, section foreman CPR Kelley Dan, prop CPR board- ing house Lalonde J, waiter, Fraser Can- yon House Lock Thos, laborer Lynes J H, wiper, CPR Lyiies P, wiper, CPR Martin J, cook, Fraser Canyon House McCarthey M, night yard mas- ter CPR McDermid Fred, wiper, CPR Pearraau James, yardman CPR Riley C, brakesman Riley C W, yard master CPR R.iley Peter, laborer, CPR Smith Chas, blacksmith, CPR Unwiu W J, conductor, CPR Webb John, fmr Wright G, waiter, Fraser Can- yon Honse SAVONAS Savonas, originally called Savona Ferry in the Electoral Distriot of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, is situated on the Kamloops Lake at the mouth of the Thompson River; a station on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 227 miles from Vancouver and 2678 miles from Montreal. The principal com- mercial houses are on the opposite side of the lake to the station, which is reached by a substantial bridge. The scenery aroud is very beautiful while the lake alfords much sport in fishing and sailing. There are sereral good ranches in the neighborhood and two first class hotels and a brewery. Post Master— J. H. MoNab. ^B. WiLLIAKiS &C0., "" "'Z^^^H^.l^:^''"' 97 JoluuMi 8tre«t, Wt. Brmmd mad Dra«lM, Tlet«iria, B. O ^ '70 o z m :r> ^ o : > bo m < .li:i- /:. M' •fill :'vi;i-r.'i>.: M:^ m c/5 o o . o a a o en 1^ The Ronisch Pianos ^ **** leading pianos 1 Oi 0" ' Minii - fa fi fi < 10 GdTi THE ROi^lSCH PIANOS '".Z::ZtZ,:°"- C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. KA.MLOOP8 INFORMATION. 303 'he gulch. A Methodist church has just been completed, and an Episcopal Is being erected; the convent has been removed from lt» former site — two miles west — to grounds near the Catholic church. The climate is very dry and healthy, the dry belt extending to the United States boundary on the south, and to Lytton and Bhuswap Lake on the east and west. High hills, unworthy the name of mountains, over look the city, they being lightly timbered. The central prison for the whole of the Interior is here located. Hotels are plentiful, ample and good accommodation are to be found in each. The foundations of a larjje and prosperous city are undoubtedly laid; already great efforts are being made to incorporate a municipal government with its mayor and aldermen. H Banks. i The Bank op British Columbia.— Manager R. Lea Barnes. €1IIJBCIIEI$. Catholic. Church of the Sacred Heart.— Clergy: Rev. Father J. M. J. Lejacq, pastor; Rev. Father R. J. M. Lejeune, Rev. Father J. Bedard, Rev- Father J. M. Baud re. Church op St. Joseph— Indian Reserve, Pastor, Rev. Father J. M. J. Lejacq. Episcopalian. St. Mary's. — Rector. Rev. Canon W. H. Cooper. Sunday services, Sam i Ham and 7 30 p m I Methodist. ' Minister, Rev. Charles Ladner. Sunday services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. bunday School at 2:30. Presbyterian, I Pastor, Rev. John Chlsholra. Sunday services U a. m, and 7:30 p. m. Sun- day school at 2:30. Cemetery. The cemetery is one mile east of the city and also the Catholic cemetery, two miles west of the city. Fire Brigade. i naugurated 187& Chief , Captain James Vair, Ist Lieut P Benier. 2nd Lieut M Qordon, Treasurer A G Femberton, Secty Joseph Ratchford IPC o > c Q X "^ S> :r-0 |2 ^.-^ J} z m i^B. WILLIAMS &G0., '" '''Z.^^ ^^Li^ ^"'' 97 Jalimtoa Btr«*t, b«t. Broad amd Oo«gl»« VietorlalB G Nl Hi 31 it:: !-' I; I! mm. mm fF K 1 It ' ',1 i I* I I .ii^ i I il ' 1 I j The Ronisoh PiaxL08^'::!r:rZi::Z'Zi^°' C. A. Lombard 4" Co., Sole Agents, Victorm. I GO "S o PQ CO UJ 304 BRITTSH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Hofipitalft. Royal Island, situated In New Town, Attending PhyHlclans, Drs Furrer and TunBtttU, Matron, Mrs Potter. The Hospital Is governed by a board of ten directors, elected annually. Chairman Janios Mcintosh, Secretary E. H. Jones. Xewspapers. Thk Inland Sentinel— Puldlshed weekly, each Saturday Proprietor and Editor H. McCutcheon. Terms 83 per annum in advance. Post Office. DE8PAT(ai— Victoria and all points West, 8 p. m. daily, excei)t Tuesday, Winnipeg and all points East, 8 p. ni, daily excopt Monday; Okanagan, Vernon, Okanagan MishIoh and Spallumcheen every Tuesday, Nicola every Monday. Arkival— Victoria and all points west, 9 a. m daily except Tuesday: Win- nipeg and all points east, 9 a. m. except Saturday, Spallumcheen 1 p. m. weekly, each Sunday; >iicola, 6 p. m. weekly, each Friday. SehooU. Public school — Principal, Stuart Woods; Assistant. Miss. 8 Pearson Private school— Kamloops College— Principal, Mrs. W. R. Smith. St. Ann's Boarding and Day School for girls. Sister Superior, principal. Day School for Boys, under 10 years, kept by the Sisters of St. Ann. A. F. A A. M. KAMLOOPS LODGE NO 10, Officers elected annually in July. Ordinary meeting monthly, first Wed- nesday at Masonic Hall, Victoria street. W. M., James Odgen Grahame. Sec'y, A. McGregor I. O. O. T. KAMLOOPS LODGE NO. 15 Organized January 1888. Election of officers quarterly. Ordinary meetings weekly, each Thursday M., Bro Jas Blair Chaplain, Bro Rev J Ladner G., Sis M Browne S., Bro M Ross P. C. T., Bro E S Wood a J. T.. Sis M Cameron Organist, Sis G Ladner G. L. D., Bro A J Clyde C. T., Bro J S Bennet V,T., Sis F Clyde Sec., Bro P S Renier Asst. Sec, Sis S Pearson Treas., Sis B Stevenson Fin. See. Bro Jas Gordon Ttf Lntesi Fa$hum$ received aa mom m publiak^ a4 ^. GRFGG & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTOBiA, B. C Q c S o o c H o a CO SB w ft M !: ui o: 20 > \0 'A rflO CO CO < CO O z < O z < X B (Q (Q <1 hi I H |i| 0 O CO X' I Ilk IIUIIHUUII I inn UU «»<< Aov* f;i« \arQt*t wU. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTOWA. 306 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Bacou Charles, painter Bain Alex, trader Bank ot Brit;S»$li Columbin, E Lea Barnes^ agent Bannerraan J, fuel agent Barber Guy, watchmaker, (J E Saucier) Barnard F J, stockraiser, O'Kanagan Barnard P, conductor C P li Barnes R Lea, agent Bank of B. C Barnhart P A, conductor C P R Baudre O M I, Rev Father J M, assistant priest St Louis missio;) Bedard O M I, Rev Father Julien, assistant priest St Louis misdou Beiler F, fmr, Anderson Ck Bennet J 8, clerk Bentley Wells, stationer and bookseller Blair J, yardmaster, C P R Blair R D, bookkeeper, (Hull, Trounce & Co) Blake D N, car inspector, C P R Blanko B, fmr. Grand Prairie Bloomer T L, laborer. C P R Brew Arthur, butcher Browne Miss A R, dressmakt, , Browne J L, general dealer B*owna Miss J M, dressmaker Burnyeat A G, clerk, gov't office Burnyeat J P, civil engineer o Cameron M A, tailoress, (Renier PS) Campbell John, seii, general dealer Campbell .Tohu, jr, clerk, (Campbell J) Campbell Louis, fmr, Anderson Ck Campbell L, stockraiser, 12 miles up South Thompson Cannell «& Ratchford, props Cosmopolitan Hotel Cannell E, stockraiser six miles west side Carmont John, bartender (Dominion Hotel) Catholic Church, pastor Rev'd Father J M J Lejacq O M [ Chisholm Kevd John, B A, minister PresbyterianChiiroh Church Vi J, liverv and feed stable Clark Joseph, watchmaker Clarke & Co, wholesale and retail druggists, Victoria si Clarke J A, clerk (Jones E H) Clarke Dr S, M C P 8 O, coroner Cleland Thos (Cleland Q w nj (D e3 o • tl • M (S v< It ^* '"^•' .« ;> . .(1*1 ^i ;? The Eonisch Pianos ^irr;;::^":."^"'' (J. J. Lombard ^' ('o.. Snip .'1r S ('orl»onM,M«C()ll «fe Spinks, barristers CotiniO|iolitan Hotel, prop Cnnnejl & Untchford Costlfy Titos, inillliand (Slinswap Milling Co) Craw'foril G, butclier Ciotty A'Co, ])ro!,» livery stables Clotty Frank. iMuitractor Curry V D, fmr ID Dallas Miss M, teacher, M Thompson Davidson Bros, ^-atchniakers Davits A Non T)ninterM and house decorators Davis H senr (Davis «Sr Son) Davis H H jr (Davis ife hjon) Davis Willis, conductor, CPU Davison E C, SHtldler Deinpsler A li, sho« maker Deveily Hn^jh, Imiclier Dew JiiniHs, cnrppiitcr Doinii.ion Express Co, a}»ent McKechnie F W lloniinion Hotel, pro|> Mrs iS M Ne'son Domi v H, c 1:^1 « H fey = H t^ Q 1 bOTO B. WILLIAMS & Cli^^orMen'g, Youtb'»and Boy qothlng 91 Job , : M '( ' I , if i \ ' i 1 I .oi-\ V \. ' ^' < :#' I 'I 1 ! \m ' .( BtnMt« Iwt* MidOa a tf—, V: mm C A T^mharH Rr Cn ^^^"^ import*™ of Fianm, 2 TTIOTOItX^, B. O. MAMt I a a 8 cy:) K^ 308 BRTTI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTOKT. Filler & Zink, finrs An 2 m -< GO f O B. WILLIAMS & C0.y f'"''-^«"'8.Y"»tli'gand Boys' Clothing 97 Jobnsoo Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Tiotoria, B. 0. ''? Ji I. ■ ' 4 .) X if /ij ;r;i I Ihe Roni<;rh Pinnoq ^"^ '''" '^^-^^>i^'« pianos i.i n. c C A. LOItBARD A CO.. AQSNTS, VICTORIA. S aio BltlTIHU COLUMBIA DIUEGTOKY. Lejacq O M 1, Bev'd Father J MJ, superior, St Louis mission and pastor C'Mtholut Ojiuich Lejeune O M I, Uev'd Father BJ M, assist priest, St Louis mis- sion Leonard D P, mil' wright Leonard J W, assist supt, (J P R Lt)oney George, ferryman Ma"»»n. J. A. M P, general merchanu Mark Andrew K, Martin Geo 13, stockraiser, 25 miles east Knmloops P O Kamloops Martin G, (Scuitto & Co) Matheson Alex, (M & Armstroug) Uominlan H »tel Mnthesou «s U. Q S3 M (9 'a H f THE nUNISuH PIANOS Touch and DuraMmu. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. o H o o o M H M P w w H fflK hU fig M < KAMLOOPS INFORMATION. McLeod J. fmr, Anrlerson Ck Mcfjeod William, finr, Anderison Ck McMillan Miss M McPhee N, poultry dealer McQaade Hugli. miner, Rockford McQuarrio D, boot and shoe maker McQueen J B, fmr, N Thompson illeji^aw IV K, general merchant MeHrum J, cleaner, CP R Mellors James, stockrai er, 4 miles S Earaloops Menanteau Capt A, fmr Method i»»t Church, minister, Rev*d Ohas Ladner Milne A H, carpenter Mitchell D, sawyer, Shuswap Milling Co Moir James, forwarier Mondada Steve, marble cutter, Anderson Ck Morse A S. loco' engineer, C P R Morton Arthur, (late Park A Morton) agent for Prior & Go Moitm Mrs A, milliner Mulvey John, lab )rer, C P R Munro Geo, assist;uit road master, C P R Murray James, fitter, C P R Nellins J, laborer, C P R Nelson A, conductor, C P R XeWtxi '•I'*'* ^ ^t. prop Domni >n Hotel Newlovo Geo, gardener Newman B irtlett, fmr, Nicola rd Noble Andrew, stor^k-niser. 9 mile«* no west side N Thompson North G A, assistant, (Schenck F M) o O''^r?on J, mnnaorev, (V Guillauma) O'Kee'p C. stookrai'^er, Oknnnf?nn Olson A, millhand, Shuswap Milling Co Paso Thomas, blMcksraith. C P R Park A. Worton, ngents Agricultural implements Park J R, (Park A Morton) Park R J, birtender, Cosmopolitan Hotel Parke T. a><^istant ynrdmaster. C P R PHfircft E T W. constable nnd collector Pearson Mi-i>^ S. as-^i-stant teacher public school Pendleton Geo E, stockrai-er and fmr. Cherry Ck GOT"> j. WILLlAlVIS & UU., VaMSKS. BLANKRT8, Btft 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad aud Dudglag, Viotoria, B. Gl ■ft m ■!.''!f ■ i \ !l , I r:i I H Mm: 'ii I, i> \f ! ! !>• \rii^ m The Roni«;rh Pianos Are the leading pianos m b. c. 1 lie rVOnibCn ridnOb ,„,, 1,^^^ t,,g Largest Sales. C. A. LOMSARD * CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. a o S w O C3 o o ;U2 BItlTIHH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Pane A car repairer, C P R r'erreault Peter, market gardener Peteraon Jolin^ stookraiHer, Stump lake, Nicola, P O Kamloops Pitten(li*i}(h H .1 P, estate broker, conveyancer <&c l*o«t OtHce, E H, Jones, postmaster, Victoria St Potter Mrs E, matron E>>yal Inland Hospital Power Jos, carpenter, CPU Presby tcri nn Church, minister, Bev'd John Ghiskolm Prior itt (j A Co, hardware and agricultural implements, Park & Morton agents Pardy Jam b, cleaner, C P K Q, Qainn L, boot and shoe maker Baab A E, clerk, Grand Pacific Hotel liabbiteau C, carpenter Ratchford Joseph Baven G P, Wagron and Garriagre Buildep, Carriage Factory* Blaoksoiith, Waeon Dealer. Importer of Carriages and Bnggiee. Resj^istrar of County Court, Frederick tlusBey Refd A lirowne, photographers Ried James D, Reid & Browne Renter P S, merchant tailor Renier P, (R^nier PS) Rheault Louis, manager. Colonial Hotel Rice J .hn fitter, C P R Ridley H C M, J P Bisteen G K, conductor, C P R Roadley Thomas, saddler and implement dealer Robinson C M, telephone ele ^ 13 « c u n ^^ X HO 5? 0(0 < J u Saucier ti ai pl< Scheuck F ^ Scott N J, ti Scuitto & Co Scuitto & Co Scuitto J, (S Sears FI Mheriif, !><■ Shinway A, Shuswap i SidgmoreJ - Simmons W Sinclair Geo. Sinclair Jam Sloan E M. ( Smith Herbe Smith James Smith J F, b Smith J S, b Smith Mi*«8 1 Smith K E. j Smith W H. Smith Mrs T Snider W A, Spinl(» W Stevenfion Sterenson ^ St Laurent J Ht liOalM 1 StSlary*Hl Sturiei Chas, Sullivan M, Surel O M 1 Sutherland . Sweeney Th Hylvestre hours, i Sylvester A A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b. c Receive the first Imported Woolen Qooda in the City. 6.WILU/I VI St »mbar( and MusiOAi. IiraTBVii VIOTOItlJL. B. O. KAML00P8 DIRKCTORY. 3i;{ S Saucier J A E, Watchmaker and Je^weller* Jewellery made to order and repaired. Op- tical Goods a specialtyi Watches dec cleaned and repaired* ISoue bui expeneucud workmeu em- ployed. Soheuck F M. barber 8{5ott N J, tinior, C P R Scuitto k. Co, f^rocers and general dealers Scuitto & Co, stockraisei's, Catapb^ii Ck, J5 miles east Eainloops Scuitto J, (Scuitto &, C.») Sears F I Mheriir, deputy, AV B Cochrane Shanway A, car repairer G P R Nhuswap Milling; Co, Ld, manager, Jas Mclnlosh Sidgmore J F, stf»re-keeper C P R Simmons W A carpenter & contractor Sinclair Geo, fruit and confectioneries Sinclair James jailor and constable Sloan E M, clerk, ( Uobson k Lee) Smith Herbert, manager, Cosmopolitan Hot^l Smith James, butcher. (Hull, Trounce i^) Troup Cnpt H Kose, fmr, Tinnquille Troup iHontague 1^, fmr and mill i)rop, Trnnqiiille Turner Rev*u JnnieM, r^n^tor. Methodist Church Turner J A, general dealer Tunstall J C. book-keeper, (J A Mara) Tunstall Dr S J> pliysiciau and surgeon Tytler M F, (Bank of 3 C) Vair James, stoves and tinware. James Vair carries the largest Htock of Stoves, Tinware and House Furnishing Goods in the Interior Venn A J, fmr, N Thompson Wade Phillip, marble cutter WagstrtflF A, teamster Walker D, fmr, Andernon Creek Warren F, fmr, 10 miles west Kamloopa Watkins Geo, laborer C K R White E, cutter. (R E Smith • Whiteside John, fruit and fish Williams C E, stmrkraiser, iSliaswap, P O Shuswap Lake Willis J H, fmr, N Thompson Wilson J. stockjaiser. Cache Creek Wood C A, clerk, Hudson's Bay Co Wood E Stuart teacher VVoo«1 Press, compositor. Inland Sentinel Wood W F, mannger, (J A Mara) Woodland J, but<*hnr and stockraiser Woods Sam, conductor C P R Chinese. Ah Loy, general merchant Chan Dan Tong Dr, pnysician and surgeon Chong Lee & Co, groceries and dry goods D Joy Lun Dr. physician and surgeon Hop Lee, merchant A. GREGG & SON, AhllST lAILORS. 42 YATB STPffl Opposite Laugley Street, Victoria, B. C. -a o _ (9 rij ^0 r.o ? < • Lb O k • M (B 30 o ^1 BAN CAPIT Oonrt of CliHirmon ; Jan« Charles Tupper. General ] BAN FRANC 1H( MINHTER, In EnKland, i fool ; Bank of Li relsnd. In Cam South America, I Chartered Bank o ation. H«n« Kom The Bank in I Cisco, in Californ credits are urante pool, and tne Bai The Bank alst At the Branch parts of the world ness contracted. Kami.ooj's. Bi GRA Thi.^ IS is First KAHLUOPS ADVEUTIBEMKNTH. BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. I INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER I CAPITAL, i:500,000, IN 25,000 SHARES OF ^20 EACH. WITH POWEK TO 1N('KKA8K. H««d Offlo* 28 Cornhlll, London, England. Court of Dirsoton.— Uol)ert GillPRpie, Esq., Chairiiiau ; Eden ColvilH, Esq Vice- Cliairman ; JameH Anderson, Esq., Henry D. Httrrison, Esq.. Henry E. Kansom, Esq., Sir Charles Tupper. Bart. General Manager ,—H. Hughes, Esq. Banker*.- Messrs. Hmith. Payne & Hmiths SAN FBANCIHCC), CALIFORNIA ; PORTLAND, OREOON ; VICTORIA, NEW WE8T- MIN8TEB, VANCOUVER. NANAIMO AND KAMLOOPS. BRIT. COLUMBIA. I In England, National Provincial Bank of England ; North and South Wales Bank. Liver- pool ; Bans of Liverpool. In Scotland. Hritisli Linen Cnmpany Bank. In Ireland. Bank of .reland. In Canada, Bank of Montreal. In New York, Messrs. W. Watson and A. Lang. In Bunth America, London Bank of Mexico and Houth America. In India, China and Anstralia Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Hong Kong and Shanghai, Banking Corpor- ation. Hong Kong. The Bank in London grants Letters of Credit and Drarta on its Branches at San Fran- cisco, in California ; Porland, in Oregon ; and Victoria, in British Columbia ; and similra credits are granted by the British Linen Company, the North and South Wales Bank in Liver- pool, and the Bank of Liverpool, The Bank also i>urcha80s or forwards for collection Drafts on the above places. At the Branches Advances and Discounts are negotiated at current rates. Drafts on all parts of the world are issued. Bullion and Gold Dust purchased, and a general Banking bnsi- ness contracted. Kami,oop8. British <'olumbla. 1HS». R. LEA BARNES. MANAGER. (IRANO PACIFIC HOTEL » 6. W. JONES, PFopriefair. OPPOSITK Tl, HaILU AY DkPOT This Motel has been recently erected and is First Class in all its appointments. T:E1R1^£B I?.Ej^S01sr^BXjE. w'-mfi ! m^ M :y ': I ; !. I mm !.( !">, i.'i ■ : H'-- : !^ .(■M .■■ m im ■,%. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-S) Jj ^^ ^° ^/% Zi 1.0 I.I " li^ lllllio 12.5 2.2 1.8 1.25 1.4 1.6 ^ 6" ► Hiotographic Sciences Corporation €: •^ #^ ^ :\ "Q V ^ "^9) 'or 33 WIST MAIN S/ft'.£T WfBSTER,N.Y. MSOiO (716) 873-4S03 \ o^ 4Lo V <», i!, «> H = H n QQ-IOB .WILLIAMS & CO., ^"'' M**"'"' Yoat^'g and Boya' Clothing, 97^ JohoBon Street, net. Broad and Doufflas, Viotokia, B. 0. j I ■ 1 i'l ■ r . 'i.i, r-m I •■■«a if ? -tf, fl 1' r f , ^^i;. |; ■ -1' o o n S o H O I §§ O S C A Lombarfl & Co ^"**' importers of PiANOB. OiMiAif* v^. rv. j^uniuaru oc v^o., ,„^ musical iwn-BUMurM VIOTOItl-A., B.C. 316 BRTTIBH COLUMBIA DIKIGTOBT. Penrse Leslie, fmr Pearse Stanley, fmr Peroival Francis J, frar Pringle John, fmr Scholefiekl E, laborer Smith William H. fmr Woods R Edward, fmr SIGAMOUS. HipnmouH, in Ihe DnmiDion EUHoral dietriot of Tale and Kootenaj and Provincial of Yale, a Btation on the Canadian Pacific Railway, diBtant from Vancouver SWI milee and Montreal 2568 miles altitude 1300 feet, is one of th-) raoet attractive places on the railway, afTordiuf; aa it does a fine view of the ShuHwap Lnke and anrroundinprs. The Spalhimcheen River empties its waters at this point and is a place of considerable activity, beintr the shipfiia); point for the whole of the in-1yin(; district of Spallumcheen, OkansKon and Vernon. The Enderby flour mill steamer leaves for Enderby tri-weekly durinf; the summer season. Schubert's stage leaves Mondays and Fridays for Veruon, Okanagon and Spallumcheen. Post Master— Col. E. Forester. Appleby S, agent, Can P Raily Christie F G. man, (J A Mara) Forester Col E, prop Lake View Hotel and P M Mara J A, general merchant McCarty Mrs. prirate boarding house Mitchell J, fmr Schubert J A, forwarding agent Turner Rev'd James, Methodist minister SHUSWAP. Shuswap. in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, is a station uu the Canadian Pacific Railway about 33 miles ehst of Kamloops and distant from Vancouver 27' miles and Montreal 26J0 miles. Farminff is the principal industry, large crops of potatoes, butter and milk being shipped by the railway to the East rn and Western markets. There is a good hotel at the station with another about three milan at foot of Little Shuswap Lake kept by Messrs Chase A Vo. Post Master— Alexander McBryan, Telegraph Office. Chase Whitfield, merchant and fmr Crease Miss E H, school teacher Curamiskey T J, agent, C P K Graham T W, fmr Kelly Matthew, roadmaster, PR Lytte Frank, fmr McLiryan Alex, postmaster and hotel prop McPheraou D G, fmr Ross James, f nr Williams Mrs C E, fmr A. GRBGG Sl son, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive tJie first Imported Woolen Goods in^ tl(s City. The] ; I Reveir ! I Proviijciai ' I way divisi oouver 381 ! sfiringjng i ! West Koo( I steamer tuh I csiJiiig at h I to the Tntt atwnt VI mi reached by ( tioo is excel I town, and th Gold ] Abriiliaiii Cpiifral accoinm'ii speet Tei Ham pie r« Abrahamsoi ' Hon Bros AbrnharaHoi „ Q , Hon Bros) hs Abrahamaon , -H son Bros) Ig ee Abraharanon \Q'^\ Alien Ray m( oil Archer 8 T, 04 Barker RC, If. 2 B«"0MsSid» jfOS »«rth M, mil Ifi^ B'^uriieFran Ig^ Bourne Harr |B. Bonrne A R Boardinc ! Brown W M, Bnwn ntreal 2524, altitude 1475 feet. A. ueTv town ia faat BpriuKing tip adjoining the railwpy »'tation. It iu a eupply centi-e for the W«Bt Kootenay diHthot. The (.'olumbia River Transportation Company'a steamer makes re(;nlHr tripato Sproat'u Landing at the month of the Kooieoay, cailiiig atr Hot Springs and Deer Park. Tiie Columbia ih naTJgable aoutliward to the International boundary, 2U() miles, and expands into the Arrow Lakes at)oat 12 miieH heiow Bevelstoke. The famous Toad or Mineral Mountain ih reached by the steamer which pasHes within 26 miles. The hotel acoommoda- tioD is excellent— two— the Victoria and the Central being located in the old town, and the P. K Boarding Houae in the new. Oold Commisbioner and Stipendiary MagiHtrate— G. M. Sproat. Recorder and C-onstable — J. Kirkup. . Pout Ma»ter-T. A. W. Gordon. Telegraph Office. Bnnhanan Gflo O, prop Saw Mill 5 miles E ReTelwt* ke Buchanan J K, Saw Mills 5 miles E Revelstoke Abriili»iii!!i»ti Brof«, props Central Hotol, first-elass accoiniu'idation in t'*rery re- spect Terms. $1.00 per day, sample room for iravolleni Abrahninsoii AndV, (Abraham- Hoii Bros) Abraliarason Chas, (Abraham- son Bioh) Abrahamson John, (Abraham- Bon Bros) Abrahamson William, carpenter Alien Raymon J, boat builder Archer 8 T, butcher Barker R C, operator C P R Barron<« Sidney, cleaner C P R Barth M, miner Bourne Frank, ireneral dealer Bourne Harry, biker Bonrne A Clark, props, P B Boardiof; House Brown W M, Brown k G Brown k Ferguson props Co- lunabia Hotel Cameron RpvM A H, minister, Presbvtfrian church, Donald Carter E. cleaner C P R Clarke Mrs B, Brown k Clarke Columbia Hotel, props Brown & Ferguson Coursi r H N. man. R E Lemon €o«van W, prop Victoi ia Hotel € P l: Uonrdiiiff lloii»e, Srops Brown A Clark, 'irst-olaas in every re- spect. Close to the Railway Depot Cranstfin John, mioer Creelman H. engineer O P R Cniwl S D, rancher Curry Jas. car repairer C P R Delanev James, manager, Q B Wright Derr M, miner GO TO B, WILLIAMS & GO.. ^»''^g"'«' Y""t'''« »"d Boyg* Clothlng 97 Jobnioo Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Viotorie, B. 6. 55 o 2 ?> So is z m •< '%. : M , mm III '•i^": < tV \i\- fi'iii ''■ y- f st/ i'/3 The Ronisch Pianos^ '*•/'?.*.'>''''» "*'**?""■• c and have tfia Largest Sal* Ci A. L0M »A:R D a eg, AQBHT8 ,jriCTOMA- BBITI8H COLUMBIA DIBICTORT. 318 Deverall C E, yard brakeiman, CPR Dck Arthur, miner, Big Bend Doran Joseph, miner Dominion Express Co, agent, McLeod John Dow Alex, turner, CPR Dupuys Fred, miner. Big Bend Dun John, miner, Big Bend Dyer Fred, cleaner CPR Edwards Fred, cleaner CPR Fraser Fred, dairyman Gilker Jas, car inspector CPR Glover Wm, miner (i}ordoii T A W, geneal store and postmaster Gray James, miner . Gray Sam. miner iireen Bros, general dealers Gieen R VV, minor Hancock John, car inspector C PR Harper E, minor Harrop T saloon keeper Henderson H M, cleaner CPR Hetherington John, laborer C Hill Sam, striker CPR Hobbs F E, loco' foreman CPR Hull, Trounce & Co, butchei Hnine J i" A Co, general dealers Jackson Fred, miner. Smith Ck Big Bend Joceivn W H, teamst«r Johnson Thos fitter CPR Kirkup Jno, constable, collector and mining recorder Kirkr)atrick L, miner. Big B'>nd Ko'nk J, mill^»r, Big Bend Lee W J, yanlm i-^ter CPR Lemon R E, genernl merchant LewiH W, clerk, Victoi ia Hotel Liberty JameM, contractor Lukes Fred, miner. Big Bend Lynett Frank, operator CPR MacKinnon Rny'd John, Pres- byterian minister Martin J, baggageman CPR Matheson J R, miner Mathie Jas, blacksmith C P R McDonald James, carpenter and contractor McDonald Sam, carpenter McLeod John, agent CPR McQuarrie D J, fitter CPR McQuarrie L, contractor Middleton Jno, nightwatchman Miles John, miner Mountford Geo, clerk, (Hume J F & Co) Mrenghortt C, miner. Big Bend Needham Henry, carpenter Needham S, carpenter Nelson Sam, Saw Mills Nurleu Chas, Smith Creek, Bic Bend ^ O&tes John, butcher Ophir Gold Mining Co, man, James Gray, Big 3end Peterson P, miner Pritchard J, line repairer CPR Reed Frank, cleaner CPR Reid John D, miner Roach John, miner Rhymes E, cleaner CPR Sanderson Robt, freighter Simons John, turner C i* R Smith A, carpenter Mtproat iw H, Htiprtiidiary ma{/- istrato and t;old commissioner West Kootenay Sproat Thos, miner Stephens Thos, packer Stone Albert, manager Stock- holm Hotel Stone John, prop Stockholm Hotel Strother W T, physician and surgeon Tnllmier Joseph, general dealer Tibb John, carpenter CPR Tomlinson Wm, cleaner CPR I am •a ~ o H H ^s » Q > 5< CO K 7.0 •St* V Mil f I I o h o k o w w H sg ^ on Victoi Cow* spect ing Vickers Vye ill Warns 1 Walker J Hotel Welk F Whyte S Illaaille vincial of K VanoouTer i ^xet, River, j ntinoB at prei Oolvin, Kenn the surround within hnjf a Cariboo are SB 05 HM, nj^ Anderson A yO Wi'ulsor (tjrt Anderson ( Q ^\ Anderson 8 M I/) I ardson ^ K) ,' Af|plehv, H8 / Athwrton W i? 1 ^^<«n Thos, ^ B»iii T W, U ««»gerP/,, M BovdJolH.. {Il MJnstowXju, p)iite Liigiei) Street, Viotoria, li. C. m on III CPU DiAiinc "**"* ««"*''p««*«<' /<*' ''<»*•• ilUlllOlin rmilUO Touch ana Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. O H U O w p; o M H H Q <1 A ■ U H K H ID at* a < ILLECILLEW.' *,T 319 Victoria Hotel, prop W Cowan, first-class in eyery re- spect close to Steamboat laut F, (Gr« en Bios) Green 8 H, ((ireeu Bios) Hanhon 1, miner Hurtle Pete*', (KicliHidMOu A Hurtle) Hull & Trounee, butchers ll)l)ot^on GliitrleH, clerk Joluihon A, miner JohiiHon C. miDf»r Kennedy JhmP. (Corbin, Ken- nedy & Wood) Kiikuood ii, miner Liimey Daniel, gen«r>d i-tore LemiH John, miner MaliHr John, miner McArthur A C, agent G P B McDade WE. miner McDonald & Norrin, props Ille- cillewaet Hotel McDonnld Wm, (McDonald & Korris) McGillverj Angus, miner McKhj & Mclnt\re, props Maple Leaf Hot el McKay Angus, McKay & Mc- Intyre McKi'nlay J W, miner McKinnon Rev Jno, B A, Pres- hyteriau minister Mcintyre Angus (McKay & Mc- In tyre Mclutvre H D, bootmaker and fruit store Mcintosh John, miner McLeod Kenneth, niuer Albert Canyon Milie/Wm, bosrding hoasa Miucbioton W, miner MinertH Hotel, props Audersou & Bicliaidisoh Moe Sieve, miner Monteilh JtMuva, millhand ]Moody H H. luiiier ^korhinii Isaaie, Inborer Korrih J(»lin (Mi-Donald & Nor- riN) Onistead Wm, waiter I'eriy John, mn er Pollock 11. miner PoHi Office, postmaster Ather- ton \N T Queens Hotel, W Snider prop Kichariljion & Hartle, props Miners Hotfl Rirhardson T (Anderson & Hichardson) Richardson John (Richardson & Hurtle) Hargeant Wm, section foreman Sanhurg O, miner haver James, cook 8cott James, miner Scott Walter, miner Selkirk Mining & Smelting man E G Tilton Sergent Wm, section foreman Shaw 'i'liomas, miner Snider W, pn»p Queens Hotel Snider W A. telegraph operator SorteliuH J Marcus, miner Strait N, assayist Taylor John, miner 'i'hornley R, carp>'iiter Vene Nicola, miner Whalen Andrew, miner Williams J, miner ^ , ^^ Wilson John, miner i;ji;i.^ Wolsley David, miner Wood O D, Oorbin A^Kennedy Tuill Robt , mi Iter fi^^o-x .. Kwong Wah Ghoiig, laundry Sing Lee, laundry A. GREQQ & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the CHy, fTF^ff!!' C. A. Lombard 6l Co., „„, jj„a,cAL mmuMwrn 10 I ca S •NC3 h H DONALD DIRKCTORl. 321 DONALD Donald in the Domiuion Electoral Disiriot of Tale and KootenHy and Provincial of Kootenay is ni^uated on the ( oinnihia Kiver; a Ktalion on the Canadian Pacific Railway di^taut from V.inconrer 4b0 mileH from Montreal 2446 miles, altitude 2,r>3() feet , the Bailway Company have extensive wtirkshops it beinK the headquarters for the mountain diviMion and the teinainusof the western division Portntpiue Creek about 18 Tnilen from Donald is pi'ovint; very succeKsful and a lar^e number of ciaims are daily beiuK recorded. The Rurrouudiug mininj? camps are supplied from the town. Within the puKt twelve months many buildings have been ereced amnngst them two churches, public school and many commorcial and private houses. The court house and government buildings are near the depot. An excellen* circulating library in connection with the C P llaily with all the leading pap ers is a ureat boon to the residonts. entrance fe^ S2 00 monthly, Preeident. B Marpole. Vice-President, P R Balfour, Treas, Geo W Middleton, Seety, W H Baten. Gold Coramisioner aud Stipendiary Magistrate— A W Vowell. llecorder and Constable— S Redgrave. SOCIETIES A.F. &A. M. Mountain LodoiNo. 11. W. M. Thomas Do wnie, Senior Warden, John Hamilton. Junior Warden. W H Lilley, Secty, T A Blythe. LoooMOTivB Firemen Brotherhood, No. 341. Master, A Randall, Secty and Treas, G Govett. Receiver and Collector, T Gluston. Post Manter— G H Presswell, Telegraph Office. Aikins Thos. carpenter C P R Ainsworih Wm, car inspector C PR Allan J, loco* engineer C P R Allen Edward, porter, Selkirk Houae Allen Raymond, miner Amherst Jas, boiler maker Anderson L. Smith & Anderson Armstrong Willis, turner Au tin A B, carpenter Austin C, prop The Hub Hotel Babbitt John, conductor P R Bailey J W, teamster Baines Ghailes, teamster Baker Fred, provi ^> |3 IS 2 GO B. WILLIAMS & GO., 97 Johnson Strtwt, tt«t. Broad and Dous^m, Victoria, B. O Keep always in 8t<>ck a firHt-class Assortmt nt of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. Bee them* BHT rf ™ THE RONiscH PIANOS ^r^;:::::rr g A. LOMBARD Ml CO.. SOLE AQENT8. VIC' ORIA. H cn C iX CO h^ O O CO 322 BKITIMU COLUMBIA DlKKCiOltl. Beckett Wm, carpenter C P R Behau Miss, dreHBinaker Bell liobt. litter C P R Bipjelow Geo A, htore-k«eper C PR Birch Thos, fitter C P R Bishop Jax, laborer Hloomfield G, cook Black A VV, store-keeper C PR Blythe T A, civil t^iigineer Boohy WH, laborer C PR Bnmlmnn C, fitter C P R B(vlwoll Pred. clerk B( yd Wm. l.lackHinith C PR,. Braiideth Arthur, wiper C P R BrearH Robt, librarian C P R Brown Alph ci>nductor C P R Brown Jai- P. carpenter C P R Brown J S, hrakehman C P R Brown T R, boot and shoemaker Brown Wm, lathehand C P R Burton Lfoujird, C P R Calahan Wm, miner Calder F A, chief clerk, supt office C P R Caldwell Wm, fitter C P R Callin J,- fireman CP R Cameron Archie, miner Cameron D, brakesman CP R Carlin M, contractor Carpet Sam, laborer Carryer Y, clerk C P R Carson Frank, turner C P R Cartwright Wm, miner Cluston T, foreman C P R Collin Charles, miner Collins Fred, watchman Col pitta A E, fmr Colter H, wiper C P R Coney W H, book-keeper C P R Connacher H, Mclntyre A Conn- acher Cook Wm, fitter C P R Cooper Harry, hunter Corrigan U, brakesman C P B Corson F H, turner C P R Cotton W J, miner Crawford N, engineer C P R Crook Artiiur. painters assist CuUen James, at-sistant editor rruth ' Cullen James, teamster Curry Wm, teamster C P R • nrtiH Jhs, wip«'r C P U Cuthhert Mrs O, s» amstress Dftvis L & Co, jewellers and clotliicrs Daws«»n. I'ole & Co, (Irnfrgjsts Dempster Alex, brakesman Dennis () G, Wdd Hoise Ck c R Giev Mi Greifet M Griersou ^fiiifith J K Griin.'s \ Groom \ Gtiny Frn Ounn Hii Haldane A. GREGG a SON, AHflST TAILORS. 42 YATES STKE) OppoBtit Langley Strtet, Vittorim, B. C. ind its «Veb C I' jew- Hent, atch- > Rev [R[E1 The Ronisch Pianos ^r^Vr^^SlI'^rl^^' 6'. .4. Lombard ^ Co., Hole Agents, Victoria, DONALD DIUEOTOHY. 323 ^ CO Fairinjilou Stanley, copper Hmicli Fiiniiii!toii StMuIev, jr Fefini Sun S, store ilept P R Kerlaiul S, {zeneral tleuler Field Fifink. tr»«V. condwctor (ioilin Cllias. iniuer Govett G, tirein .n C P R (iialiiiin A H, travelliii;^ store- keeper ()Vl\ Graliaine J, brakesm m C P R Grant Peter, loco' enj^iueer C Pit Griint Mrs M (irives N E, delivery clerk C P R Grey Miss, restaurant keeper Grefet Mnrgarot Grierson C P, man, T Evans ^nitfitli J E, civil en^jinner P R Griin-'s W, yard master (3 P R Groom W H, vyiper C P R Gnny Frank, miner Gunn Hn!»h, laborer Haldane Wm, litter C P R Hamilton C E, rlerk Hamilton J, trnin tiespatcher C PR Hamilton Jas E, store foreman C P R Hamilte Herm Thoa, carpenter Hobbs F E, loco' foreman C PR Holland John, prop C P R Boarding House H irne Thos, miner Hospital, steward, J G Pent^low Houston John, printer and prop Truth Hngh Sam, cook, Cobweb Hotel Hughes Richard^ miner Hull, Trounce «fe Co. butchers Hyland Robt, cook. Hospital Irwin Re%''d If, rector, Epis- C')palian Church Irwin Th(»s, wiper Jnmieson D, brakesmnn C P R Jetfery Duncan, contractor Jeffery George, fitter C P R Johnson Alex, cook, Pullman Kestaurant John -on J B, a'tent, C P R Johnston W. tielper C P R Joy<'e T, conductor C P R Kelly James, employee C P R Kiloatrick Thos, bridge fore- man C P R Kimpton Miss E, Selkirk Hou<^e Kimoton R A, Sfeen J C o o pa s 324 BRTTIHU COLUMBIA DIKEGTORT. Labrecque J, prop Valley Hotel Lambert John, carpenter Lane Frank, wiper CPU Larcher L G. clerk Lawson G, boiler maker LawflOD John, uorter C P R Leaycraft H Q, civil engii»*er C PR Leclaire Cha^4, miner Lewis D O, civil eu^iueer Lilly W H, .1 P, notary public Macauluy C H, stor* foreman CPR Macdonald G E,h6ad clerk store depart CPR. Macfarlane W G, L S A, Eng- land Mack J, engineer CPR Manuel k Ruttau, gen*l dealers Manuel E G, Manuel & Rattan Marpole, U supt, Pacific Div C PR Martin Charles, fitter CPR Matheson George B, carpenter Matheson J, l>onald Shaving Parlor Mc A Hater John, car repairer C PR McCartney 8 E, clerk, Philip >1 k Co McDonald Alex, clerk, Steen J C A Co McD maid A. Pandrin Bros McDonald C, clerk, Selkirk Hou^e McD )nald Duncan, carpenter and builder McDonald G E, head clerk stores CPR McDonald James, carpentar and builder McGoyern Chas. clerk, Modlinie Hotel McGuinty J, carpenter Mclnfyre ft Conuacher, Donald Billiard Hall A, prop Station A, prop stutiou McDonald W Restnurant Mclntyre \V re-itanrant McKay D.-.vid, cr tan J 0']3ii» O'Con CP Otto G OttoM Pnquel PHtrnoi Patricl -Penteh Phillip uor c Picanli Pitts J I Font i\ Poudrit veyor Poudrit" vey< »r Powers Pesbyte liev'd Press we grriPTi Public J»men Pnshpe ( FurvisR I^fludnll Uedufi' record court ReglHti Redg Richardi SOD, M( Richards Richards cian, C Riche J. Ri'MIe T Ri'^Iey Ji Ridley ^ Rogers ^ CPR Yi GOTOB, 9; The Ronisch Pianos Ar* iJM.uHPA««njor^^^^^^^ 0. A. LOMBARD A CO., AQBNTS, VICTORIA. CO z «^ (CcS H SI ^ is • > z m DO -< * ^6. WILLIAMS & CO., For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing :•; 1' ':• :i \. ■■ !i' f ■^:. '\ \'Kl 97 Jobnion Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Yietoria, B. G. i^^wi^..^ .! A n ' m ¥(*'■ s 1 ne l^OniSCn rianOS ^^d \my^ Ui« Largest Sale C A. LOMBARD A CO.» AQENTS, YICTOIUA. 1-8 V.bi|4 «. ^"^ CU o en CO < er, fir, pine, spruce, cedar, taroarac, in great quantity; scenery attractive; olimateflie, river and lake fishing and big game shooting good Present population of district alK)Ut 5()0. J. F. Hume, J. P., agent for the steauiboats on Columbia River, Revelstoke. Henry Anderson. Constable and Recorder, Nelson John McLeod. 8tati(m Agent, Rwelstoke. GOLDEN. Golden in the Dominion Rleotoral district of Yale an I Koifenay and Provincial of Kootenay, a station on the Cinalian Pacific Rtilwav, distant from Vaac'»uver 477 miles and Montreal 242S miles, is situated on the bfmks of the Ooiumbia nr^r at the raouth of the Wapta. at an altitu le of 255) feet. Steamers of the Kootenay Mail Line leave twice a we*c f >r various points A. GREOa & SON. ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STBEET^ Opposite Laitfjley Street, Vioforia, ^li. ^0. inCnUlllOun riHIlUO Touch ana Durahmtu. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SQLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. P5 O O o o GOLDEN DIRECTORY. 327 and the Lakes at the hend of 6 miles from Golden is exceedingly rich in hilvfr imd cop] er. Ihe Ftenmer passing at its base. A company purposes ereclinjf snieltini; works, providing the Provincial Government will grant a snbiiidy of $10, )M, There are good grazing lands between the Likes and Golden. An excursion up the river would repay the lovers of scenery an^l also the sportsman. Post Master— R. Lang. p i hW M < Allan Joseph, miner Allen >^, builtler and contractor Anderson John, lumberman Beavvr S Mills Anderson Ous, laborer Archer Wni. teamster Armstrong Ciipt, Str. Marian Atkinson Henry, hunter Bacon John, store keeper IJeHVer Saw Mills, prop Fred Robinson Hehituy Charles, lumberman Beaver S Mills Ber^^ren L E, lumberman BS M Bootrv William, luml>ermaii B 8M I'ott & Watt, butchers Bott W G, prop Kootenay House Hovd John, shipper B S M IWrnes John, barber Ciunerou Daniel lumberman B 8.M Ciiinero'i John, lum'ttMraaa B ('ameron Malcolm, miiur Cxinpell D'iniel, miuoi- ('aiiipi)ell John, miner Carrinu'ton W^iili mi, millwright <'li«udl»r William, buttdier ,^ Colace P, liborer <'oiikrite John, miner Coiikrite Uobt, carpenter i ook Henry, miner Gopeland ('hxrles, miner Conner J W, hotel keeper and rancher Curdoii EdA'ard, lumberman B 8M Crosley George, lumberman B S M Cummins A P, C E A surveyor Cummins Harry, free miner Dadamio N, laborer Dainerd Manuel, blacksmith Dalziel Diivid, section foreman Daniard Walter, miner Davis ife Penny ,fmrs Davis F B (Davis c o X ^^ 0:0 '3 J} z m i3S b. WILLIAMS & GO. ^^^ ^'^L.rstS%'.!;?Ni^^7,'EJr"' i)7 JoUQsou Streat, bai Broai au J Douglas, Violoria, B. C. Khifl '\l'.\ '\: Jli ! U I \^% ''■■■I. il^- !, , ' V .:'m;. TV, wmm o CD So oO r :;; 'Y. > CO Ni^ . / :.■ m^ -'': / CM 09 P£3 CO CO GO rhe Ronisch Pianos ^re the leading jiAK08JnB.c. IIIC IVUIlia^^U 1 Idliua ^,,,1 imve the Largest SaleH. C. A. LOMBARD ^ CO., AGENTS, YICTQiiiA. 328 BltlTlBH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Halton William, Iniubermiin, Beaver Saw Mills HugHtroni EtlwM, Sfction fore- man Hardv Wm, laborer Harvery Harrv, lumberman Harvood Herbert, miner and pro!sp«etor Heath Kichard, Inmberman; Beaver Saw MillH Henry Joneph, miner Hull A Trouii«*«, butchers Hume B,ol)ert, laborer Irwin W J, miner Jefferuis Albert, laborer Jones B. laborer Jones Kobert, lumberman, B S M Jones Thomas, miner Johnston Jam.s S, laborer Johnston Oucar, lumberman, B SM Kane James, miner Kellie J M, miner Kennedy M, fmr Kerber Matthew, blacksmith Kirkland T, teamster Kirkpatrick William, miner Knudy Peter, watchman. B SM Lagsssi Joseph, laborer Lambraithe P, rancher Lnmbrecht Peter, miner Lang F C, miner Lang B, postmaster and itore keeper Lanzilottft Sam, laborer Lean Allen, plasterer Lebeau J, 1 borer Lorewell Henry miner and prospector Low A G. miner Low B. miner Lytle James, bartender Mack Jas, lumberman, B S M Magladery R R, opei ator P R Marelhank John miner Mastronado P, laborer McCabe G« orge mining expert McDonald Hugh, njiner MclnniH John, baker, B 8 M Molntyre Peter, miner McKinnon Hugh, miner McMahon Janies, blacksmith B S M McMahon John, foreman, B SM McMcster Angus, lumberman B 8 M McMillan George, miner McMillan James, lumberman, B S M MoMurdie A, miner McNaughton James, miner Mo'^dif- H R. com ivnd forward- ing at;ent Morrison Neil, miner OlfiiHiei John, lumberman O'Rea Daniel, miner Pnhireia Nicholft<, shoemakor Parker Geo, miner Patterson Ge , butcher Patterson Neil, miner Penny Thomas, l)avi8 & Penny Pinckaid S A. baker Piitrhard Samuel, herder Robinson Daniel, foreman, B S M Robinson Fred, prop B 8 M Robinson John, machiniHt, B 8 M Robinson William, foreman, B SM Rogone Peter, laborer Rosamond William, miner Ross James, saddler Ross John, lumberman, B 8 M Rowley Geo. I«mberman, B S M Rusk Robt. miner Scott Wm. laborer Sebastien Peter, miner Seabury Georg*-, hotel-keeper Stacey J C, carpenter Stark Geo, miner Steen J € A €o, genM dealers Stinson M, laborer A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b. c. Receive the fir»i Imported Woolen Ooode in the City, CA.1 o o c8 a •I < S e > Tait Wm, Trenablay House Uyshild G Vachon Al Vachou H( Wali..nger Walton F M Warren C master Wats(»n P, Watt C A, Wells C E, q o •s I o a 10 I) t 10 hi I Anderson Ji Babbit John Barret Alfre Bolton Rubl Bourke Job tel Oarling & L Carrol J M, Carson A, In Clafton Bob Connacher i Corrigan Ha Culbert Jam Ditvis liober Dean James, Dixon Wrn, I Dow John W Downs Char] Freemantle 1 Goddis Jarae Goodwin Mis Goodwin Mn Goodwin Mis Goodwin Wn Grant Miss A B.WILLIAN U7 Julmi C. A. Lombard & Co.. '^'tTJ!:;^''!:;^':^"' vioto:ri-a., b. o. ROGERS PASM DIRICTORT. 329 O EQ S O CO . OB ? " Tait Wm, section man TremblRy A. prop Montreal House Uyshild G, laborer Vachon Alex, miner Vachou Heniy, miner Wall..nger A. clerk Walton F W, lumberman, B S M Warren C A, assistant post master Watson P, constable Watt C A, Bott & Watt Wells C E, agent C P B Wells Fred, miner West William, laborer White James, miner Wilde BobU rancher Williams W, fmr Wilson Harry, blacksmith, B S M Wright James, miner and pros- pector Wright James, tSM lumberman. B Wo Lee, laundry Hong Sing, laundry n ROGERS PASS. Tlilrty-Tliree Miles from Dotvald. 8 lid 2? Q) \ Anderson Jnmes, laborer Babbit John, conductor Barret Alfred, butcher Bolton Robt, laborer Bourke John, prop Q leens Ho- tel CarHng & Lake, gen'l dealers Carrol J M, general dealer Carson A, laborer Clafton Robert, laborer Connacher Jas, loco' engineer Corrigan Harry, brakesman Culbert James, foreman Davis liobert, operator Dean James, laborer Dixon Wra, laborer Dow John W. watchman Downs Charles, laborer Freemantle Edwin, c .rpenter Goddirt James, loco' fireman Qoodwin Miss Annie, waitress Goodwin Mrs M, P R Hou ie Goodwin Miss N, waitress Goodwin Wra, C P R House Grant Miss Mary, laundress CO A » Gruier (Gilbert, telegraph line repairer Henderson Thos, C P R agent Holt Robert, laborer Hopgood John, brakesman Hurst Edward, laborer Hyde William, laborer James Thomas, laborer Jameson Dnvid, conductor Johnston Angus, laborer Jotgensou O, J laborer Kiiid (J F, section foreman Kidd H P, watchman King Louis, loco' en .^ineer McDonald John A, laborer McFaddeu Wm, foreman McFaddeu Mrs £ McGillivry VVm, watchman McKoberts Wm, laborer McShane Jas. watchman Mitchel A B, laborer Morgan Jas, laborer Morris David, prop Braniwick Hotel Newman George, foreman -n O 30 00 ^> ^^ ?^ Z Q 09 Bttfll I lAMQ A Pn ^^P always in Htouk a drst-eltiss Assort uent t nlLlilHIIIO Qt UUij of UnderWM'ir, all sizes and Prices. 8ee ihem. U7 Julmsun btreet, imt. BroaJ ani Douglas, Victobia, U. O. mu Of'M 1 i p > J I THE RONiscH PIANOS ^rrr^^rr' C. A. LOMBARD A CO.. S O LE AG ENTS. VIC/ORIA. -: 330 CO C4 lilUTISH COLUMBIA DIREGTOllY. Nicholson Th'>8, foreman Nixon Adam, loco' watchman Nolan Edward, fuel agent PerrieTh(»s. watclnnan Please Frank, cook Randall Arthur, loco' engineer Saunters S, cook Sam Grey, laundry Simmons Wm, csir repairer Sin 2; Fee, Inundry Smith Wm, brakesman Stewird (.'has, laborer Steward Miss Lizzie, waitress Taylor E. carpenter Th )mphon Joiin, laborer Tichboriie W tl, lal)orer Waring Mrs A, seamstress Watts Albert, foreman Wolaely David, brakesman Wrigbt James, laborer Zouel Samuel, C P li House FIELD. Aitken James, miner Baures David, barber Barr Heniy, barber Barr Frank, barber Beck^^r Edward, barber Bennett Wm C, teamster Billa Thos Bollini Carlo, miner Bouchard G Boyle T, section man Brasior Paul, restaurant BroomfieJd A, section man Buchanan Duncan, carpenter BullHid Charles, carpenter Campbell A, carpenter Carlin, Lake & Co, general mer- chants Carlin Michael, hotel waiter Cloutier Sara, hotel waiter Columbus Peter, engine wiper Davis Fred L, boarding house Davis L D, supt, Monarch mine Dempsey M J, safety switch wat<^bman Dowler Thomas Dunstille Walter, carpenter Dunstall W, miuer Erickson Gus, road master Fan nan Patrick, tunnel watch- man Fiddler Chas, loco' fireman Foster James, loco' fireman i? bwler Jam s, miner French Lafayette Garant Joseph, cook Gillespie John, carpenter Glenn John, teamster Golden P H, miner Gove George, conductor Gray James, miner Hoaren bid ward, miner Hailey Robert, section man Uummerstrom, coal heaver Hawkins John, miner Hill Willia Jackson A E, prop boarding house JohnHon F G, section man Johnstone Frank, miner Johnson Mrs Johnson Samuel, tank man Kinchen Henry G. hotel waitor Kir by George, section man Kirby Wm, section man Liberty Peter, wood chopper Madden Thos, c irpenter Mann Burton, cook McAithur David, telegraph re- pairer McDonald Deni-«, seel ion man McDonald Donald, cook A. GREGG & SON, AKFIST TAILORS. 42 YATCS STRm Oppo$ite Langleff Street, Vidorim, B. C. O IS CO 5 51 La O t (0 ft U The ID 10 <\ C ft' r a. Mcllwai clerk MeiJityi McIntoF McLeod McLeod McNeal McPhee Miller F Mills Fi Mitchell Movin A Nison B Nelson ( Nr-lson I Nesbitt t Nicholsfi Pirson I lieddick man Redflick man Robidouj Eiuler Provincial 'iPMii of ii;i m the l)anks of the Spalhimf^her'n River at the 'ipiul of ii;ivi;r»itio'i. hoiii'/ '2'{ mile^ so'ith of SicnnrnH, 7 mi lea fro-n Lansdowne md 2'< miles from Vernon, and is tli»- most imporuiut town in the district. Hie principal feature of Enderbv is the Columbia flour mills, this ma$;ni(icent i-oller mill is the only one in the Province and its cai>acity is lit(» btrrels lorday. The mill i-< fitte I with all the bitcat i-nprovtvl flour mill machinery. Tlie mill has given a great impetus to llie trade of l\nderby, the quality and nimriority of its Hour has pained hiirh reputation. In the nenr future it will iindoiilitedly conimand the whole of the Hour trade of Jlritish ColumbiH, Hpeoiiilly the mainland. The bill f«n* the Hhnswap and Oknnngon Railway, which is to imi fmn, Sicamous, via Vnilerby to a fxiint on the Okanagon Lakr, is passed and operations commenced, when completed the iiitherto inadequate neans of conveying the flour will have bpen overcome. The eonstruction of the railway is mainly due to the persevermg eti'oria and ability of u worthy rt'sident -Mr. Moses Luml>y. The IhimI near the mill is now laid <»ut in town lots by Messrs Larably Bros. In^dditicm to several well supplied stores there is a Presbyterian church in I a publio h t » > )l h » w^ lUst o(»,n;»leled. Post Master— Oliver Harvey. CO ^B .WILLIAMS & CO., For Men's, Youtli'.^ and Boys' Clothing, 97 Jobuson Street, net Broad and Doaglas, Viotoiua, B. 0. );:■] i. fto 'iM;,' X J- j *■ I I 1 ■•'i i M ■; , j ,,, .1i it I ii SI mrmH 411 111 i ' sr il;:i m 1 ; i d m «< M (4 i ■ Ii ^ M B ^ \ o ►» . i '>j i m - ^ji-^- — x^^amssm c. A. Lombard & Co., ^*'::rj:r:;/.;;rjir^- c o > t3 ^ iStlil • •— • lift )-l } 1 1 H ! ^ UJ ( . 1 f V '/i G ^ ;(fi "■'" ,X3 ^ ''^ t -o ll • ^'" a 4 7 !:'• r. ^ nj ^■ ■ 4-» 1' r o 1 . .' o 1 , (3 li a; ( ' If CO UJ CO 332 BRTTIHH COLUMBIA DIKECTORT. Aniiton OhaH, frur BaI«H OhurlHH, fiur BomiHtt F, fnir ]Jeiitley W, fmr Bilslaiui A, fmr BIrtck S, laborer BolMtrotn K, laborer Branh Thos, fmr Camnroii John A, fmr GariiphHll Alex, carpenter ('ampbell J, fmr Collins F W, engineer, S S Red Star Cofumlna Millin<< Co, roller flour milleVit, Importers aud dealers in jjeueral produce Costerton C F, fmr Hud store keeper Demara N, fmr Doraars L O, fmr Emeny A, laborer Emond Alplionse, laborer Enderby House, prop Lambly Bros Folkbard Geo, laborer Fortune A L, J P, fmr Fortune W, laboier Gardiner Walter, clerk GarrowJohn, M D Gibbs Samuel, accountant (ilancer /olin, fmr Hall C T, contractor Hall Wm. laborer Hardy H, laborer Harvev Oliver, postmaster and storekeeper Hfizz ird F, fmr Hupel Herman, laborer Hutchinson, G fmr Hutchinson J, fmr Irvine T, fmr James H B, laborer Keunj N, carpenter Kerl'oot J. fmr Kirkpatrick Louis, fmi LKimbly Bros, props En«lerbv House Lambly Chas A U, fmr and Ktockraiser Laral)ly 'Ihos McK, farmer and stock raiser Lambly Robert, fmr and stock- raiser Liirabert J no, fmr Lnwes G R, manager Columbia Mdlin^ Co Little Geo, laborer Lumbv M, J P, fmr and sec S A O Ry Masfoii i) l> II boiiii, notary pub- lic, conveyancer & accountant McCallum Jno, laborer Mcllnioyle H, laltorer Mclntyro Donald, miller McLeod Norman, engineer (Columiiia Milling Co) McLeod R J, laborer Montj:om«ry Jas, fiar MozirJohn, fmr Owens W, fmr Paynter J, laljorer Pickering K. li borer Pickering P, laborer Rashhn, laborer FrnnciB John, laborer Greenhow T, Irancher, (Ok) lake Harding Harry, fmr Heaby Frank, laborer Heathcole Fred, fmr Hill Amos, laborer Jackson John, fmr Joffiny Kev'd J A, Presbyterian pastor Lnur Jacob, road overseer Levar Moses, rancher McDonald D J, school teacher McDonald Mvles, fmr Miller Robt, fmr Mclntyre A M, laborer McKenzie Charles, tmr McKinnon John, butcher Musprave Thomas, fmr Nelson Turner, fmr O'Hare Hugh, laborer O'KsrfeC, rancher, (Ok) Pringle John, carpenter «horts T D. Cnpt Str Jubilee Thompson John, fmr TiltonCCfmr Williamson Thog, st'm thrasher lake VERNON Invhidin^ White Valleii, lUue Springs and Cherry ' ( 'rfch. Vernon, in the Dominion Electoral district of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, at the jnnotion of the S. k O. Railway and Cherry Creek road ou the eastern side of Okf najfon Lake. The whole section of the O'liitry jH noted for its rich agricultural lands, white to the eastward are the Cherrj Greek Minen. Government Agent for Okanagon — W Dewdney. Post Mj48ter— L. Giroiiard. BarriPw F H, carpenter Bprcier L >uis, horxe breaker Ac Bissett John, laborer Bissett P, stock and farming, W Valley Cameron H D, bartender, Vic- toria Hotel Cameron H F, merchant Cirapbell E, stc»ck and farming, ^V Valley Christian Cha<4, stock and farm- inff, W Valley Christian Joseph, prop Victoria Hotel C^ O z m ^^ CrZ t;:0 m -< "GOTO B. WILLIAMS & CQ. y For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Vietoria, B. C. Tilpf s ilaS Si'i ; :ii .till ^.tiiP M ' ' '.- }'■ W life/ 1 111. ■ i:'^ d" iPiiif mm m m mm mm Ml •I I . iltii 1,1! I M s ,: The Ronisch Pianos """ ?Jf *r'j'.*,'''''''<» "» ^ o and have Ui« Ijargeat Hale C A, LOMPARD ^ CO*, AGENTS, YICTQltiA. o 884 BKITI8H COLUMBIA DIKECTOKY. C3 CO O o E o CO < c/> c3 Christian Louis, manager, Vic- toria Hotnl Clarke Tlios, laborer Creighton John, merchant Daley John, fmr, VV Valley Delorier Francis, horse breeder and fmr Dewdney \V, govt ngent Duteau Vincent, fmr Eastwood W H, prop Centreville Hotel JCdward D M, carpenter Ellison Price, stock and fraring Fn)U8oii Jk brewer, stockraisers and fmrs Girouard L, stock and farming, postmaster Goldsmid H P W, Hudson Bay Co agent Haiiiia R 8, school teacher Uilson Kobt, carpenter Hoyier and fmr Lyons Sam, stock and fmr La Bell Tlios, fmr, W Valley Larasneur Chas, f:ur, \V Valley Lawson Charles, fmr and stock- rai-er Main A Welling, trnppei. etc. Cherry Creek Marsh \lbert, laborer McAlba Geo, fmr McDonald Bros A & J, fm ^ Blue 8|)ringii McDonald D, fmr Mclntyre D, miner. Cherry Ok McNeil A, fmr, VV Valley Merritt John, miner, Cherry Ck Monteith J A, assist govt ag(^nt Morand Louis, cnr})entpr Morgan Geo, ex agent II B Coy Morrison Jno, miner, Cherry Ck Norris W H, druggist Ortolan Jos, lal)orer. Phillips JaB, fmr Prosper John, fmr Rowlands Wm, laborer Rowet Richard, miner, Chn-rv Creek ' ScheiflPer Frank, fmr. Cherry Ck Schultz H, blacksmith Shorts T D Capt, Okanagau 8 Nav Co Slack Thos, fmr, W Valley Smvth A Mitchell, fmrs. W Valley Tobedean Peter, fmr Cherry Ck Tronson & Brown, fmrs Venables Wm, laborer Vernon Hon F G, stockraiser «fec Watson P, barber Wood E H, stock and fmr FAIRMONT SPRINGS Fairmont Springs, in Mie Dominion Electoral Dist riot of Yale and Kootenay and Proviiu'ial of Kootenay. are a ^rnaip of hot sprinjp^ near the lower en 1 ^ tthonte ?«d 1 ^ P. Kail 1 ^ undojh an 1 HOJ °5 ^H Brewei oU Cnmen ^^ gu Geary postc Hanliti Han lie p: ^^ Hanlie 2lK wH Kilb A ' ^m Win^ Provinei steamer 6 i 1 I H U diinn,' tl 1 Ti Dutch C luiaeralH CDveries 1 C.-rfak. "1 1 & ^m 1 ^ Brady mine 1 ^ Brady . Brady J 1 ClarkH B ^m ^ raisei I ^^ Cnmmi U d. rm n Cummr Presj auidic er am ■ GOWl "rut DHMICnU DIAIiinQ "**** «'»«*''p«*«'''' /«'• ''<»'»•• Inll nUlllOUn riHIlUO Touch and Durabmty. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. WINDERMERE DIRECTORY. 335 o H o to K .:! g «^ s sa s < formed iiiiturul b.itli tiiln rtuinl the opeiiint^s abrmt sevon feet lonjf, three fi'i't wi»le, »n*' two feet deep. Front the hill there ih a iiioHt iiiii^niticent view, foiiiprisiiij? the three (loluiuliiii Lakes an<> intervening eliannels witli the Ilwky monntains 1o the ensl and Selkirk^ totde west. TlieHprinRs are witliiii ten ininnte-i walk of a lirnt elass hotel and post olHce, which are on the watfoii road between tiie steamboat landing and Wild Horse Creek, iilti»iitei}?bt miles from the Landiiijr and HO milea from (iolden on the C. j> jljviiwjiy. 'I'ltese springs are daily attraeting more attention and will undoubtedly become quite a resort for invalids and tourists seeking health Hii I Hcjuery . Post Master Brewer Srtm, hotel keeper Cnineron .James, nincliinfiii Geary Get»rge, ranch iriiiu aud posttn ister Hartlio Ailreil, ninchma.i Hardie Sun, rauchtnaii Hanlie Win, ranuhmm Kiilb Aili-od, hunter ^ fi •Oi'o. Geary .\I<*Ken/<, runchraan MuKenzie Hn>j;h, miner MeVittie A W, D Hurveyor MoVittie Thos T, surveyor Mercier T, miner 'L\iynton J no, rauchraan Taynton Win, raiichiuaa YouHi^ .Jos, stookmau WINDERMERE Windermere, in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and Provinoial of Kootenay, about 110 miles fiom Golden is reached in saramer by steamer on tlie Columbia river and in winter by trail, 90 miles from Golden, diinu,' tbe past rtiuu uiv a j^reat many prospectors have been at work on Dutcli Creek, Toby Creek, Horse Creek and Windermere mountain, the minerals found are rock ore, gold, ^^ilver, copper, etc. lilch jtnd extensive dis- coveries have been m id '■ in toe mouutaiui back of Wiiidernure aud on Toby C.'rfak. 1' 1 J 're c irrios a lar„'e percent;i,'8 of o tppi^r. and from $27 to 883 in hilver lo the ton. Tiierc' is an excellent hotel under the direction of Messrs. Cuuainin,'s aud Preslar. Po«t Master- Brady F J & Co, storekeeper & miners outtitters Brady .las, rancher Findlej Ck Braiiy F J, postmaster Clarke Ed, raucuer ! •js a S^ in ?*< " n ■S 4» CI 8 OKANAOON DIRlOTORTf. 337 AndrewH JoHnpli, fmr Kalrtgno CliHrles, fmr Barclfiy George N, fmr Creek baHstnt John, fmr Ijerarct M Alex, laborer Biajeorui Harrv, laborer Bbme Honry, fmr Boucberie Isidore, fmr Bovett Frank, fmr Brent Fred, fmr Brejit Joseph, frar Brent Louis, fmi* Broder Louis, fmr Buckm ill Josepli The Missi:>u Bushman JBro Joseph Crtmpball Henry, laborer Ciimpball lionald, frar Carion O M I, Uev\i A M, tec- tor 0, -'f the Immaculate Con- ception Casurso John, fmr Christian Joseph, frar Conroy John, frar and Htorakpr Cunningham O M I, Bro M, The jlission Duncan William, fmr Faschi Isaac, frar Ford Francis, fmr, Creek Garuett E Iwird, fmr. Creek Garnpn William, fmr. Creek Gartiel James, fmr, Creek Gillard Arthur, fmr Gillanl August, fmr Gillard Fred, fmr Gillard Leon, laborer Goldie William, fmr Guillet O MI, Bro Felix Mission Hermann John, rain ^r Hey ward John, fmr Ht{»an Mir^hnpl, fmr Guaschetti Charles fmr Jones David fmr, Creek Jones ThTUfti, fmr Jon^s William, fmr, Creek Joyce Cyril, fmr, Creek Kuox Arthur B, fmr Lediiy Tho><, miner Lehore Alphonse, fmr Lequime Barnard G, fmr, store keeper and [xwlraast^r Leq-jime (laston, fmr Lequirae L^(»n J, fmr Marchand Williara. fmr McDonald Norraan, fmr McDougill AlexandtM', labor.?r M(',U(»ugall Alobnn, laboi-er McDougall Araable, lal)b()rer McDnugall David, fmr McDougall Edward, laborer McDougall Eneas, laborer McDougall Henry, laborer McDougall Jiio, frar ^TfiDougall Leseem, laborer M'^Laman Alex, fmr. Creak Mi'diael Bro Miller John L, blacksmith Moore Jno, miner Muiray Thoa, fmr Nicholson Don ild. fmr Norwest L vzaar. fmr Orchard Th )ra m. frar Ortolan Ely, laborer Ortolan Francois, fmr Pandosy O M I, RevM C M assistant priest, The Mission Parsons R C Patson Jesse O, school teacher Patten John, fmr P(ntill Alfred, fmr Postill Edward, fmr Postill William, fmr lienier Louis, miner Robinson Edward, frar Simpson George, fmr Snide Honrv, fmr. Creek Sfovenson Thos, fmr Wasley Samuel, laborer Wptson Fred, fmr Watson Jesse, frar Whelan George, fmr Wooil Duncan, fmr, Creek Woods Thomas, fmr, Winfield C^ -n O CO ^^> 3^03 .?o CO ■IB ^o ^ U 2 O 01 Keen always in Stock a flrst-class AA<4ortiuent of Underwe-vr, all sizes iuid Prices. He* 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Dj igliis, Victoria, B. C. Dt if ILUIlllIu S uUiy of tJnderweir, all sizes iuid Prices. Hee them. . Lis- !'-, illi M :,l :■,, l^rf II' ' ' ' '''^ ^ m,i':-:^iM m II I THE RONISGH PIANOS « m ■ w en C O o CO ^rc tht LerAing FimnM in B. C and have the largeat aitlr C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VIC ORIA h:js UUiTlHU COLUMJJIA UlUECTOUV. SPALLUMGKEEN Eudorby mills owned by Mmihb Welch, Hilliet & Co., Victoriii, nre in IhJH val- ley dim) Ibe Deep Creek mills owned by L. VV. Put ten. There are ab'iiit lG(J,(lOo liend of cattle, a ateam portuble huw mill and numcrouu Hteam tliruHberH. Ul'wardfl of 2,(HK) tontt of f;ruin are shipped annually. The len^tU of the valley iH about thirty mileH, For lack of rnilwiiy facilitieH not over uiie-titlh of thf rich land of thiH section ih under cultivation. On the completion of the 8. & O. Ky. (see map) this rich interior portion of our Province will be rapidly develoj ed Post Master— G. .J. Wallace. Armstroi)*; H J, tiuHtuith iind inercliaiit Armstrong Tlio.s, finr AHlitoii C, fmr, bpallurachHeii river Barflay, fmr Jiarrett Henry, carpenter Ueiiutitt Fretl, liur Bi.^Kett P, fmr Bowell Kobt. I'mr liiaKli A, lahorer lirowu (Mms, laborer Brown John, fmr, OkCk Caigill E C, trailer Citrefoot Jos, fmr (Jarefoot iiicliard, fiur ('l)iitoii TIjos, finr Coii^hliin D, fmr (liiwfortl Alex, c irpeiiter Crozier Cbas, frnr Crozier Jas, frar Dubbin Joliii, laborer Dunn Jo?^epli, fmr Kalkner Q, fmr Kiancis J, fmr Uiabam Donald, fmr J P Gray Samuel, fmr Green how T, rancher Ok Like Haaek Joseph, gentleman Hauling Hany, fmr Hardy N, blacksmith's appreu* tice Harland Henry, fmr Hassnrd Francis, finr Hayes Thos, fmr Heaby, Frank, laborer Heatlicote Fred, fmr llerl)eri Oct, fmr Hill Amo.s, lii borer Hill L^ioH, iiurs Hi lies Win, ialiorer Hutchinson (leo, laborer Hutchinson M, laborer Hiitley Ben, Imr Jackson Jas, fmr James ihomas, fmr Joti'ray Ktsvd J A, Prusl yterian church Johns Jo>.eph, fmr King Ben, laborer Kroil Gus, laborer Laur Jacot), ro id overseer Lawrence Wm, fmr Leduc Thorf, fmr an 1 school teacher Lehay B, butcher Lemieux Theo, fmr Levar Mose8, rnnchei' Lutze Theo, laborer Lyons J, fmr Lynn Geo, frar, Salmon Eiver M theson Doirld, fmr, D uu nu^t McDonald D J, school toi cher McDonald Myle.s, fmr McDonald R, engineer, strOkau- agou Mclntvre A W, laborer McKenzie Chas, fmr McKenzie Wm, fmr. Belvedere McKinuon J, butcher A. GREGG & SON, AhllST TAILORS. 42 YATES STR[[1 Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. s D I in IhiK val- >iit ICu.dOo tlirjiHljerM. lliu Valley illh of |),^. ^f the S, & l^« rupidiy [•er "3 > yterian er school « s k a' r.i n Eiver I ^ iiK raif^ tf^f cher rOkau- edere mi 3 ni C^ {iJ 'n. f hlim y k^■ 'J;' !■ I Kll '"■!l 'I '11 'r r- H t;:i w^' mi-,ii>^^m mm .' I ■-=:JV ;- ^ - V^-^ r iJUUPKIUllinUIHU.A The ] '',. . z<0 3 10 10 . u III MP ►-• p Id ft p < Miller Rn Montgomi berry E Murphy J Murray ^^ Mnsgravft Nelson Tn Norris & ^ Offnihaus O'Hftre H O'Keefe C Parkinson Paten L ^\ creek Paton (4 C Pearise Stn Pejly, snrv Powell Wri Pi ingle Joi Pro per N iinbbitt O, Rav J H, h Eedpath 0] dere Ki. liardsori '^rhubert A Schubert Ai Schubert Ja Kertmeos Provinci«l of 1 l^'.v i» about t width, a ffrmt valley in well a it reiiclied fpd route, 6.1 miles. "I KeiemeoH. () i')raileHfroiuS Armstrong li Hiircelo M.uiii •'orlnvejl Ah'x I'UllUfk \Vel.^l I I ^t epJoB .Wl fl" Jnfaus The Ronisch Pianos ^ir.'rs";;^^''- a. .//. Lonihftfff ^- do., Sn/fl .^t, fmr and trader Wood E D, li C X, ranch -i.' Uiig B'^iijamiii F. imr A I) Joe, hntni cook Ah Lin. cook Ah Sam. wash honse Lin Cliun'jr. cook, Belvedere Sam ChuniX. cook. Belvedere KEREMEOS KertmeoB in the D >uniion Electoral Distriofc of Yale an i Koatenay and Provincinl of Yale, in a settlement in tlie v iller «»f the Sirailkameen. The val- ley \% aUoat eiirhty miles in length and vaiyiiiif from one to three miles in width, a j^wit portion b<»iu« a cunyoii with liieoipitioin roak bluff*. The valley i« well adapted to amicvilt-.ire, but more p irlicjiilarly to ato.ikrataio)?. It is renctied from Hope, 110 milcH, and al.s » from Okauaffoii .Misaion mail route, 6.1 miles. There hiia iaiely been rich qii irtR dis.5 »vai'ij I in t'.ie vicinity nt KeremPuH. Osoyocw Lake ii 26 miles imd R )ck Creek the rich quartz mines, io miles from Keremeos. Post Master — Thorn. is Diley. Annstn.i.g U C, laborer r.uMo.-k W^lse, W H, stockr.s'r (':«Avst<»ii I{ li. sfoi'kralser ron'tlroil -T H, st'K-kraiser Cunltliard J O, stoekraiser biiicelo Manual, stoukraiser !'>otli\vell Ah-x. tiiiili..rroiitr'r bullock \Vel.-,ipr Eil, Hiockraiser OMoB .WILLIAMS & GO. ^ov Men's, Youth's an I B>»ys' Olotlnn.', fl" Johnson Street, net. Broad and Douglas, Viotouia, Ji. C. CO y •s. > = H 1^ c. CO %-^ ■.i mm f\ li ! M.- in;: m,;mI'" i:;:i.-i,' VN Ki.i: If I'i- ';V ,'.-% '-■fil ■', .:ivn, . ill i ' .^l:!:!! i; ■( :«.; !■ I V. I< 1,1 I ^ 11 {' m f I C A« LOltBARD A CO., AQBTfT S, VICTORI/^ 340 "■ BBITI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTOllT. Daly Thos. mercluintstockiaiser and postniMHter, Peiitictun EIHh Tlios, inercbaut aud stock* raiser Garirell Walter, farm laborer Horning D L, blacksmith Manery Wm, farm laliorer McCurdy Dan'l, stockrais^r MrCurdy George, farm laborer Muuueu Rubt, farm laborer Neil John, farm hand PeriasoJuHn, laborer Pike George, farm laborer Price H, miller liichter Frank, stockmiser and ctipitalist Surprise Francois, fmr Verdon Loins, fmr Verdon Peter, hunter DELTA NiUKIGIPALITY. This highly important apricnllurnl and pastoral section of the district of New Westminster occupies that i ortion of ihe south arm of the Fraser river that extends from the niuniclpalily of Surrey on the east to the Gulf of GeorRit on tlie west embracinf; within its borders some of the finest land on the Pacific Coast, the section l)ein8 about 4(',0(X) acres of rich delta land of deep black earth with a clay botlor. , fielding immense crops of timothy hay, oat«, barley, wheat, potatoes and fruit, alfo dairy prcdnco in nhnv.^poce. In addition to what the cultivated fields of the Delta produce there is an immense growth of wild (grasses, euch cs blue joint. Lunch grass, clover etc, aflbrding ample feed for cattle and only on occasional winterH do stock require extra feediuf^. There is a good wagon road extending from east to west throujrb this district and also several ronds extending north and Fonth, all of which aliord excellent facilities for shipment of the produce from the farms. The main outlet of the settle- ment is Ladner's Landing, so called after one of the pioneer settlers, who, in years past, saw the future vulue ot the lands in this neighborhood and located there. \ railway company has been formed to run a liue from Popcum, a few miles above Chilliwhaok, to Lnduer's Landing, a distance of about seventy miles, which will grently enhance the value of property in this sattleraent. Ladner's Landing is about seventy miles distant from Victoria, twelve mile» from New Westminster, about twenty miles from the terminal city of Vancouver and forty miles from the town of Nauaimo. which places form the principal markets for farm produce. The mail steamers running between New West- minster and Victoria deliver the mails six tims.^ a week at Ladner's Landing po.st office. There are also steamers running from this place to the coal min- ing town of Nanaimo, and the terminal city of Vancouver. This settlement con- tains seven large salmon canning establishments, employing from fifteen hun- dred to twenty five hundred men during the fishing season, there are alio four free public soh'iols situated within this settlement with a resident teacher far each school. Game is abundant, especially wild fowl which gather here iu large i numbers late in the fall. The Canadian goose, the white and crow goose, S A. 6B£GG & SON- ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STRttT ^ Opposite Langiey Street, Victoria, B. C. CoDNOILLOBS m on Hi I OP U DIAMnO '*'** umurpcuKd /or Tom, nUllldUn rlllNUu Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. Q H H DELTA — NEW WEST. DIBT. 341 t3 s N K 4 P I- mallard dnck, pin tail and other well known varities afford rare sport for the lover of the »fun. The Delta district is destined in the near future to become the garden of British Oolambla, and to those aeekinjj a home amoDsrst a thriving and industrious people, with land of exosedinif richnefls, in which every ncre is a parden within itiBelf, no morn invitinjr Hpot cau be found than the Delta District. The Victoria, Saanich and New Westminster Railway have already surveyed their line to run thronjrh tbe settlement to about Dea's Island, thence crossing the Fraser tu chraue John, fmr Crisman Wm, tiusmith Cosulich Antoino, fisherman Coulter A H, carpenter Croucher Rev'd pastor Delta Cannery Co Dooley John, fmr Dunn G T, fmr LiUiot S, blacksmith Forrer Ed, laborer Farrell R, fmr Faulkner Jas, fmr Fevola 8, net tender Fin llav, Darhim & Brodie Frew James, fmr Gilchrist Alex, school teacher Gossett W J, P O, atockgrower Goun;h James, laborer Goudy Ed, fmr Gondy Wm, fmr Grant «fe Kerr, proos Sawmill Gray Robt, P O, fmr Green Geo, netman Green Chas F, fmr Guichon L, fmr Harlock Packing Co, Salmon Canners Harris E, fmr ^ B. WILLIAMS & CO. '" '"^1u?.^^b',:?«;^^'eT1'"""' ,,. 97 Johaaon Street, Mk Broad aui Dou^lai, Viokoria, B. 0. 11 U*. :i"V I,:,! i 41," 1 I '\h I r 1:1:: it I- yl M' mi i^ \t I- 1 t!^ /■) * i. Wl JO 03 o O o CO THE R3NISGH PIANOS C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VIC ORIA Are the /-Mmn^WiwoliYJf umt have the tuigfnt mle. :^42 BKITIHH COLUMBIA DIUECTOKY. Ilauck Giis, me clifiut Hicks Henry A,tinr HincliclilFe !S, liook-keeper Hod^e H. blacksmith Hutchersoij E, t'mr Hutclieistm H, storekeeper Jorfhin Jos, tmr Kickbiish Geo. Ifiborer Kirklfuifl John, J P. i'lnr Kirkland Fiiiuk, i'mr Kirkland H J. i'mr Kittson Kt)bt E, t'mr Lailiier Wm H, J P, M P P,fmr Ladner Thos E, fmr Luclider Cail, fmr Lttssiier George 8t L'Henuff Loui-, netman Loudon liich, tmr London Charlie, fmr ' ' 'rd Einnk. sal mom packer M ither.'^on liobt, fmr x>iather8on Ed, fmr Mitchell Natban, fmr McBride W, clerk McCloskey Georue, fmr McDonahi J M, fmr McFarlane J, fmr McKay G, laborer McKee D A, fmr McKee John, J P, fmr McKee John jr. fmr McKee Robt, fmr McKee Wm, bu chor McKenzie Ge;), fmr McNeal laborer McNeely Tho<, merchant Miilii^an John, fmr Moffat Jt)hii, waicliman Montgomery Dr A, fmr Nordmau B, fmr O'Brien E, fmr Oleson John, fmr Oliver John, fmr Ouen H B. imr Parnjiter Tli is. fmr Pattersim J no A, fmr Pybus Wm, fmr Pe( k James, fmr Baitt F E, fmr Biclj N H. oook k'eper B 03 SI ee, Q b Is M it U i i I S. R. E \ Browne fhnmjfl and Hfi flppond 1 meh pn Brv. H! (jps. Th( Bay. H^ fioon l»e i sysiem ii five staff corporal i pended e inekle an (he I'arnii unorcupii and at vo iieiiThhorl thrvxisrhoi ci'op8 of aj iirgeul rec «'oiild ffiv( Diinnjf (1) Leonard's ut making Jurge unni delj^'litful excellent A 8ch« Spit, on t iiiw (lone a reclaimed, in Rtore this object isd.s ined 10 Of] i] COCN JILIid Anfiersor AndersoT Appell Aj Appell J{ B. WILI \)l C^ DiweTiiniiortewofPi a iW , J\, i^lTlDarU CX V^O., „„| musical I»stk;;m VIOTO"RI-A.. B.C. to « I- o CJ > CQ ui S f^ 7! « b 1^ in « (II H (8 bUllUEY— NEW WEST. DI8T. 843 S. R. R' fnow under coiiHtrnction ) traverses nearly tlu whole distniico. from Brownsville to tlie bonndnry tliron^rli thin corporation, on the wny Tinssinfj thnniRli the thriving; -Htlenients of North Surrey. Serpentine. Clover Valley, and HnlTa Prairie, this road, when completed, will place Surrey in a position flprond to none in Briiish rohnnl)l;i. There are four school diHtricts in Surrey p.acli vrovided wiih sotmo' house, etc, these are located at Clover Valley. Mud BdV. Hall's Prairie, and K<'nsin':'ton Prairie, aft')rdin(jr amide education facili- ties. There are five post offlces within the corporation, viz: Clover Valley, Mud Bav, H ill's Prairie. Eltri: and Surrey C'enlre, witli a weekly mail (which will fioon l»K increased to a daily), there are several churches in the district; the road svHiem is pood and is constantly bein^' iraii'oved and extended, there are now five fltaffes ply iny between New Westmnister and the various centres of this corporation. The Dominion Government have, during the past two y( ars, ex- pended considerable money in tlie iin troveraeut of navij^ation on the Nico- mekle and Serpentine rivers, this will assist materially in the development of the larminif lands c )ntiniu>ns to the nvers, there is very little Government land uiioccufnednow, of course there is .loy quantity of landlhat can be purchased, and at very reasonable rates, during the last season there were raised in the iieitflihorhood of seven bundled tons of yniin bisides other produce, the soil throusrhout the district t)eint,' of excellent quality, and producinjj abundant crops of all the cereals, roo.g, hay, hops, fruit, etc, .^ saw and fjrist mill is an urgent requirement in the district and there is no doubt but that the council would yive every encouragement to |)artie8 establishing such industries here. Duruifi the piisi beasou Mr. Wm. Ross has erected a first class hotel at St. Leonard's, on Seniijibnioi^ lijty a1 the Ixuindary line, this will be the means ofniakinyour resources known in a K''cat measure, and will no doubt attmct large numbers of touristH and others, who cannot but admire and enjoy the di'lifrhtfiil hathiuK facilities, drives, walks, etc, ou the beach, together with tue excellent shooting and fishing in the neighborhood. A scheme is on foot to construct a dyke across Mud Bay, from Blackies Spit, on the Surrey side to the high Ian I ou the D dta; in the event of this be- iiit; done an extensive area of the ini>st valuable I iii I in tli^ Pr iviuce wdl be reclaimed. The people of this corporation are fully alive to the splendid future in store tor their adopteci home and are therefore working well to aconiplisii this object. There is also a thriving agricultural Association here, which is is d. d ined t ) a-.sist nmterially in our internal developnieiit. MUNICIPAIj OFF'CIALS Hkevb— .InmeB Punch. Cock silloks— George W Catni. Janes .To'nuton, senr. John Armstrong. Thoi SIiHU'i*!!. Wm. Brown. C. M. C. -Henry T. Thrift Anderson Eric P. frar Anderson Alex N, fmr Appell Anton, f«nr Appell Johinn, fmr ArchibnldT W, frar HttiinHtti T. fmr Brown James, frar Dourk C I), fmr GO ftp O 'JO m 70 ^O ^> ;5 en 2 Q 0) BWII I lAMQ A Pn '^^'^'1' iil^v^'t.v^ ii> Stock a drst-class Asioriun nt • illLLIIIIflO OC UUfj of Underweur, all sizes and Prices. See them. iti Ji>,iu.so.i Sirjet, b>;i/.,Bi'Oiid and D.»agi^s, V'loiMitiA, B. C. i*! !;il l! I <:;,!. :i ■i.i il!, I r i;:^^i? IT' I h-M ( s' ,-f "'"li ' ■^':^'; l(Ui I ■' *;!. .:!;^iii!i:!;'^ r -' li* I rl fu- if !i 'I ' it lii •< M o H O C A T nmh;irrl/^Cn i>»«*«* importer* or piano«^ onaAito O S o 4— » O o CO CO :i44 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKECTOKY. George John, frnr George Ellice, fmr George Enice, fmr Heinty H C senr, fmr Heinty H C jr, fmr Jouea Wm C, fmr Keith George V, fmi Keith Alex, fmr Laurensen L E, higger Ludlow liichard, fmr McDonald J D, carpenter Miller Jamea, carpenter Miller David, fmr Milton Albert J, fmr Milton Artliur, fmr Morton John G, fmr Murphy Archibald, fmr Murphy Alex, fmr Murphy J 0, fmr McCallura Jo* W, fmr McCailum Charles, fmr McKenzie Duncan, fmr McKenzie H H, cauneryman McKenzie Ed, telegph operator McKenzie JOS. fmr McKenzie Diigald, fmr Oke J (i, fmr Pickard John W, fmr Pickard Elisha, fmr Pickard Thoraa!< W, fmr Robinson J W, fmr lieed VVm, fmr Shannon Thos, J P, councillor fmr Suthtrland David, fmr White Francis, fmr White F jr, fmr Walker Samuel, frar (P. (). Addrefift^ Surrey Centre) Bell Rev'd VVm, clergyman Boothroyd George, fmr Booth royd J F, fmr Boothroyd A J, fmr Boothroyd Wm, fmr Coltishaw Wm, fmr Colti:>haw J, fmr Chisholm G A, logger Dafoe Gordon P, logger Dunn Alex, logger Fallowfield Robert, fmr Fallowfield Thos, fmr Fennell John, logger Graves Aaron, logger Hack Abraham, merchant Huck Abraham L. contractor Keery John, logger MacLean Jno A, school teacher MacKty Kenneth, fmr Marshall David, fmr Matthewson D, logger Morriioii W A, school teacher Preston Wm, loir,_rer Parr Edward, fmr Parr Hnnry, fmr Rush Geo W, fmr Ramey Sol, logger Stnith Wm, fmr Smith Bi(m B, frar Starr J H, fmr Shortreed John, logger Swnnson L, logger Whitesides J, fmr Wiltshire Ernest, fmr West John, logger {Scrprnfiiw S'-ffi^^mmif, P. 0. Ad<, Ni^io IVestminster) Bothwell James, frar Both well Tho^ frar C/inn George W, fmr, councillor Gillis William, fmr Gillis Donald, frar Gillis John, frar Gordon A J, fmr Hicks E H, fmt Hicks E, fmr Johnson WD, fmr Lyness R J, frar Martin Elijah, fmr McGluohan W sen, fttir McClughan W jr, fmr McCliighan Andrew, fmr O'Neil Peter, frar A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STaEET VlCTOillA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in tfie City. <9 TheRonisch Pianos Ar.»?w"^««n^f»rT.n^T«*.«.« 0. A. LOMBARD a CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. SURREY — NEW WEST. DIST. 345 <0 Id Puris John !>. fmr Parks Jos, fmr Stone VV A, i'rnr Stone Edward, fmr Stoue Georjiie, fmr Thorn pBon Peter, fair (P. O. Address, Mud Bay) Amstrong John, frar, coun Brewster Chas, contractor Brown Duncjin 11, fmr Blinkinsop Wm, Imr Clarke J, logger Giliis A, logger Hill MicliHel, fmr Howard Moses, logger Johnson Daniel, fmr Johnston Isaac, blacksmith Johnston James sen, fmr Johnston James, jr. fmr Johnston Wm, frar Johnston Mrs R Lee Thos, logger Levis John, fmr MncDo'igall Dan, logger McLarran Duncan, logger Muckle John, logger Morgan H li 8, stockraiser Oliver Thos, gentleman Privntt J, lo^rger Poison N, fmr Bedford Hugh, fmr Robinson Tom, fmr Slaper H, fmr VVnde John, fmr Wade E J, constable and fmr Woodward Wm, postmaster Woodward John, fmr Weaver Wm, fmr (Elf) in, P. O. Address) Abate Peter, logger Corncross C A, frar Glay Samuel Elgin Hotel and PO Chantrell H D, J P, fmr Dixun Tom. logger Doyle John, teamster Dhus Joseph, merchant i'aulkner Frank, logger Fulton G, logger Fort & Ferguson, fmrs Eraser Andrew, trar Gray Sandy, fmr Hult Simon, logger Hookway Thus, stockraiser Irwin Wra, fmr King John, fmr Kick bush George, logger Kyle 11 T, dairyman Martin Joe, logger MofKay Dan, logger McBride Wm, fmr McCrae C D, fmr McCrae Faiquar, fmr Munday Wm, logger Mt)rton Melton, h)gger Rosenthal Carl, logger Sondel Gustov, Imr Stewart John, fmr Stewart Donald, mail and stage Stevenson Miss Maggie Stevenson Stewart {North Siti-reij. P. O. Address , New Weslmvisier) Bomi Jos, fmr Boyd G L. fmr Caryle Bart, fii r Fouter Thomas, miner Kells Henry, boot and shoemkr Kells Richard, fmr Kells H, fmr McDonald John J, fmr Montgomery John, tmr Matthews Zachuria^j, fmr Saul W H, frar Wilson J, frar Williams J AV, fmr (Broumsvillc, P. O. Address^ New IVe^fminsier) Dvvie Michael, frar Douglas John, fmr GbTO B, WILLIAMS & GO. T^'"' ^^*'"'»- Y""«'"8 and Boys' Caothing 97 Johnion Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. G. »'1 ■ . " i^l ,i.^;. W4P M The Ronlqrh Pianos Are the leading pianos in b.c C. A. L OMBARD * CO., AGEHTS, VICTORIA. 340 BKITIHH COLUMBIA DIKECTOHY. t/» o a; cc o h o > c:> us C3 CO CO GO CO Englebrigtseii Edward, finr Uieenliam Thus, fmr HyJDitli N, I'mr Johnstdii K, i'mr Prfsieige J. fmr McUoimkl John, fmr Mcl^ouald J«»» A, Scott rd, fmr Mitchell li H, IScott roud, fmr >e\vt()ii EliiLs tJ, Scott rdhuruess maker M*iii5oii VV, gentleman Milh^r K, fmr Muim 1) S, canneryraan iSelsoij Mar»in. hi borer Punch Jame-, (lieevL ; liiowns- ville Hotel Stein J AV, fmr Sendell N«'il8, fmr Wilson JameH, fmr (P. O.AddnsH, HaWs Prairie) Uutchart Bruce, fmr Brown Wra, councillor and fmr Brown Aichibahl M, fmr Brown David W, p(»i^tmahter Brown James, frar Bailow Daniel, lishermau Byitsh J. fmr Cobban W'm, fmr Cardinal Charles, fmr Dyker W ni. lantlHca{)e g rdener Fleming W Scott, fmr Figg Wra, fmr Fielding Thos, fmr Graham Wm, fmr Graham L, fmr Hannan S, fmr Hort Andrew A, contractor Halgren Andiew. imr Hazeltine J H. fmr Jeiizner Joseph, fmr John>on E C, fmr Kiniey George, fmr Liiiiijzi L, fmr McMillan Thos, fmr McKlmon D R, watchmaker Muiford W J, school teachtr Mm mltach George, logger McMenemey \\ m, fmr McMenemey J li. fmr Merrill iiiiey. fmr Protiieio W, fmr Peirce Edward senr, sculptor Peirce Edward, fmr Kobart William, fmr Boss Wm, St Leoiianra Hotel Smith Wm, cari)enter Siiiiih 'i' tisheiinan Stender Carl H, fmr 1 luift Henry T C. M C and fmr Van liuven S C^. fmr Walwortii Jason, nurseryman Walworth Albeit, miner Walworth Charles, fmr Webster B, fmr Wiltshire Ben, LANGLEY. Ijioiylcy. in llie Dominion Klectoral l)lslri«'t of N«'W WcMt minster and PiMvincial olNcw VVcstniinsifr fiistrict, mIh • Ibrniin*; a niimicMpiiJiiy, is siliiiitiMi on (lie soutli si«lc of tlic Krascr riviv. nii-l <*oniu'('U'i| witli Uie Caiiftdiitn I'nritic Railway at Port Haiicy a distaini^ of three and a half miU>H, alw«t liy sleainer from New Weiliui Ht«'r, diHtancR from tiie latiir place l>y walcr Mevt-ntcen miles. It has a froiitatre on the river of uliout ten miles ;ind ext«'nds hack williin two miles of the Amer ran iHiiniiliry. The Hudson's Bay Co. have an extensive farm altout two and a half niilcH A. GREGG &. SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b.c. Bc'ceive ihe Jirsi Jmporled M volen Gcods in the CHy, rut Dniiicnu DiAunc ^^ «»««»rpa»«i m rone, inCllUnivUn rifinUO Touch and Durabmty. C. A. LOMBARD A CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. LANOLEZ— NEW WEST. DI8T. 347 H H pi - it at "i IS « M D) for Ton*, Toaeh, antf Durability 0. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGENTS, VIOTORIA. 8UMA8 — NEW WEST. DI8T. 349 Hat and HuitAble only for dairying purpose, it being Hul)Ject to an annual oveitlow of the Fraaer. Poit Master— D. W. Miller, Money Order Office. Barrett W, f mr Black J F, fmr, Nicomin Isl Braithwftite Caleb, school tchr Brown Wm, fmr Caron J, fmr, Nicomin Isl Chadsey Chester, fmr and dairy- ing Chadsey G N, fmr ^ ^ . . Chadsey Wm, fmr and dairying Clarke H C, fmr, Nicomin Isl Clarke R C, fmr, Nicomin Isl Charters D, fmr, Nicomin Isl Cruickshanks A, fmr Deroche E, fmr, Nicomin Isl Deroche J, fmr, Nicomin Ford C, farming and gardening Ford 8. farming and gardening Ford Wm, farming and garden- ing Gerradin Jno, fmr Gill — , fmr Gourlay Thos, fmr, Nicomin Isl Hall E, fmr Hall George, fmr Hall H, fmr Hall M, farming and dairy Hall Thos, fmr Hall Rev'd T W Hall Wm, fmr Hilton M, farming and garden- ing Hodgson W, farming and dairy- ing Irwin T, farming and dairying J aggers M, fmr, Nicomin Isl Jones C H, fmr Lewis T, farming and dairying Lickman F, farming and garden- ing Lumsden J A, farming and dairy ing Lux Geo, fmr, Nicomin Isl McDonald S, fmr, Nicomin Isl McGillvray D, storekeeper and fmr Miller D W, postmaster Prefontaine A, fmr, Nicomin Isl Bichards C, farming and dairy- ing Stevenson P, fmr Street A J, farming and dairying Toop Hector, farming and dairy ing Toop Sampson, fmr Thompson T, fmr Tremblay Emery, fmr, Nicomin Isl UPPER SUMAS {See also Sumas.) Upper Sumas is seven miles from the Landing on the Fraser at Sumas. The lands are very similar to that of Suraas except that the whole valley is intersected with ridges covered with trees, thus adding to the value of settlement. Post Master— Benjamin Franklin. Ackerman Asa, fmr Ackerman Erastui B, fmr Andrews John, fmr Arnold Frank, fmr Arthur James, fmr Barker Harry, fmr Blair Wm, school teacher Bolej Alonzo, fmr •n O Z m ^Z Sz • z m -< GOTO B, WILLIAMS & CO.y ^"'' ^^^'s^ Vouth^s and Boy' Clothing 97 Johnson Strest. Ut Broad and Douglas, Viotori8,'B.:0. u i J yv. V .; I m \m V, ' '■ \\ i'l :i. m m %, i y .'. : hi- I •.ImIi i v; i''- t, tiHI i3i: It' \ '• !(' I. w^ \ ■ i . i rif The RoriiVh Pianos ^" **"* leading pianos in «. o i. nc IVUnibCIl J: IdllUI* ^^d have th« Largest Sale C. JL LOMBARD # CO., AGBWTg, YICTQ^^^, 360 BBITIBH COLUMBIA DIBXOTOBT. Bowman Amos, geological sur- veyor Bowman A 0, fmr Oampbell Wm M, fmr Dunn John, fmr Dunn Michael, fmr Fadden Melvin, fmr Fadden William, fmr Franklin Benjamin, postmaster Hinchey John, fmr Hopkins Albert, fmr Hughes Bichard, fmr Johnson Henrj, fmr Marrian Owen, fmr Marshall John, fmr Mishand Joseph, fmr Musslewhite J, fmr Patterson Rev J W, Rigley John, fmr Rigley Joseph, fmr Roberts John, fmr Roseor A, carpenter and fmr Russell James, fmr Rudsell William, fmr Russell William jr, fmr Stroebel George sr, fmr Stroebel George jr, fmr York Thomas, fmr York T F, fmr SARDIS Sardis in the Dominion Electoral District of New Westminster and Provincial of New WestmiDster distiict, also forms part of the municipality of Cnilliwack, is situated about three and a halt miles south from Centre- ville. and is reached by steamer to Chilliwack Lauding, five miles good road, or from Harrison station on the C. P. Railway 10 miles. The soil is exceedingly fertile, and crops of all descriptions grow in great abundance also fruit. There are many excellent farms in this district. A cheeie factory is carried on very successfully. Peat MMter- A- & Vc l! 1 •I The Rr/ni<;cVi Pianos A'* '^e leading pianos in b.c. X nc IVt/niSCn it IdnOb ^nd have the Largest Sl^les. C. ii. LOMBARD A CO., AGBHTS, YICTORSA. O CO IS eO CO 04 CO OQ CO GO 352 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ALDERGROVE. Aldergrove, in the Dominion Electoral District of New Westminster and Provincial of New Westminster district, also forms part of Langlev municipality, is situated about twenty-three miles up the Yale wagon road from New Westminster and reached by stage. Post Mister— Philip Jackman. Alport J P, f mr Bertrand Charles, fmr Berry Richard, fmr Berry John, fmr Bron William, fmr Brusky George, fmr Campbell Captain, fmr Campbell Fred, fmr Cole Alfred, fmr Collins Henry, fmr Cottell Wm, fmr Cousens George T S, fmr Cox Marcui, fmr Crull W J, fmr Dingle William Henry, fmr Duff James, fmr Darit Harr3 *mr Gray David, fmr Gray Robert, fmr Goldsmith Arthur Fuller, J P Haines James, fmr Hainos John, fmr Haines Robert, fmr Ingalls L L, fmr Jackman Phillip sen, merchant Jackman P jr, postmaster Eannon Hariy, fmr Kirbj William Owen, fmr Enox James, fmr Lawrarice Gilbert, fmr Lawrecce Wheeler, fmr Le Fevre George, fmr Lehman Victor, fmr MacConnell Alex, fmr McConvey Daniel, fmr McConvey Henry, fmr McConvey John, fmr McKee Augusta, public school teacher McNabb L M, fmr Miller John, fmr Moore B F, fmr Morley Samuel, fmr Mundell James, fmr Murchison Alex, prop Pioneer stage line Peacock Julien, fm. Peterson Swan, fmr Patterson Rev'd J W, minister, Methodist Church Pollard Robert, fmr Rich Joseph B, fmr Richardson Alex, fmr Ridd Joseph, fmr Robb Richard, fmr Shortreed Duncan, fmr Shortreed Finlay, fmr Shortreed James, fmr Shortreed John, fmr Shortreed Robt, sen, fmr Shortreed Robt, jr, meiehant Shortreed Thomas, fmr Simpson Jonathon, fmr Suhr Martin, fmr Swilt James, fmr Vannatta W H, collector of Cui torn* Walker Samuel, fmr Walker John, fmr Ward John, fmr Watson Joseph, fmr . A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b.c. Fceeive ihe firti Imported Woolen Ooodg in the City, The Ronisch Piaxi03'"::r^Z'^'J::'- C. A. Lombard Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. ^ GO H CO O m H O O .o < < X HOPE AND POPCUM — NEW WEST. DI8T. 353 HOPE AND POPGUM Hope in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and Provincial of Yale, is situated on the opposite elde of the river to the station about one hundred miles from the mouth of the Fraser and reached by the Canadian Pacific Railway, ninety miles from Vancouver and 2875 miles from Montreal, also by weekly steam boat service from New West- minster. It was once a prosperous town and is still of consiaerable im- portant J, being the chief ^ ading post for the hunters and miners going to the Similkameen and Rock Creek country. Silver ore, yielding high assays has been found near Hope and the prospects give every promise of early development. The Eureka Silver Mining Company is located within seven miles of the town, and quite recently quartz gold has been discovered, the inhabitants awaiting eagerly the result of several assayists. It is also practically the head of navigation on the Fraser although occassionally steamers ascend as far as Yale. The contemplated Government road, if carried out, will open up a vast agricultural district at present difficult of approach. Popcum is a small village a few miles from Hope, the surrounding scenery ;ieing usually beautiful. One large saw mill is in full work. :Qf,i .i-'ter— James Wardle, Money Order Office and Telegraph OfHce. Gal lo way €has, prop Colum- bia Hotel, Hope Aiftiroy, Manuel, laborer Anderson John, fmr, N side of Fraser 6 miles below Ohamon Anderson Peter, fmr, Hope Bears John H, fmr, Hope Bristol Wra, fmr, Bristol Isl Bulger Thomas, fmr, Hunters- ville Oawley A, millhand, Popcum Clarke Wm, fmr, 14 miles below Hope Ooppen A H, assistant postmas- ter, Hope Corrigan Jas, ; t: p Fort Hope Hotel Cromarty S"r xi'U>and, .Pop- cum Cromarty W, milliiar. ", Popcum Fielding Wm, section foreman C P R, Hope Flood W L, carpenter and con- tractor Hope Fraser Jas, watchmaker, Hope Fraier Jas B, agent, Hudson's Bay Co, Hope Goldsbrough George, section man, Hope Herling Chas, fmr, Herling Isl, Hope Hicks Young, jr, fmr, N side of River, 6 miles below Ohamon Hicks Thomas, fmr, N side of River, 6 miles below Ohamon Hudson's Bay Co, agt, James A Fraser Hunter Henry, storekpr, Hun- ters rille, P O Hope Jones Owen, fmr, Ohamon, P O Hope Kane Wm, watchmaker, fiuby Creek Kennedy Robt, millhand, Pop- cum Knight Bros, props Popcum Saw Mills, Popcum Knight E B, Knight Bros, Pop- cum Knight W, Knight Bros Popcum A. GRLuG a, SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STRffl Oj$\mxite Lniigley Street, Victoria, B. C. m '■■^T^'^.f *i^ R " r-J vM '■'I'i ';! \':\ % '^ ' h < V, !k!: :-4i„ V I \'' riti i ' ', '■v],..W.ni': m li :):.! ■■!■ -mV] i>"l ; J !'■!'■' ^ ' ^ ll ■* I - !! I: THE RONlSuH PIANOS •mhavtuiar^Hik.'^ C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VIQTOFHA. (D 354 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Landvogt Mrs, \fidow, Hope Marshall George, carpenter and rancher, Hope McDonald D A, feed stables McMillan William, section man CPE, Hope McTomuey Edw'd, gardener, Hope Montgomery James, sectionman C P R, Hope Montgomery John, section fore- man C P R, Hope Murphy Ghas, fmr, Goquohala Murphy Jas, fmr, Herling Isl Murphy James, rancher, Union Bar Murphy John, section foreman C P R, Ruby Creek Pearson Miss S; tchool teacher, ' Hope Reiley John, fmr, 15 miles be- low Hope Ryder R, blacksmith, Hope Schouinaird Joseph, agent C P R, Hope Shuttleworth Ghas E, assistant guide, Hope Shuttleworth Henry H B guide to Hunters, Hope ' Silver R, fruiterer, Hope Starret W A, govt road supt, between Popcum and Simil- kameen and Nicola Taylor Fred, merchant, Hope Walker Charles, watchman C P R, Hope Wardle James, J P, general merchandise and postmaster !>.T. ^■n-^ '^m, rancher, Hope HARRISON RIVER Harrison River, in the Dominion Electoral District of New West- minster and Provincial of New Westminster district, is situated about half a mile from Harrison station on tlie C. P. R, distant from Van- couver 63 miles, Montreal 2842 miles, and can also )je reached by steam boat from New Westminster. Previous to theopening of the Fraser route in 1864, the only access to the northern interior of the Province was by way of the Harrison valley. The entire flat is an Indian reserve. Post Master — John Barker, Telegraph Office. Albert Henry, fmr B-ker H J, tankman C P R Barker John, postmaster Beaulieu Arthur, laborer Brown Albert, laborer Caffitz P, laborer Duncan Alex, fmr. Orchard Duncan John, fmr. Orchard Kibble James, section foreman Kirkman F W, laborer Martin Joseph & Son, saw mill owners Parent Felix, fmr Pursell Goodwin, gen'l dealer, Port Douglas Rook Robt, laborer Smith George, laborer Trembley, Joseph, section fore- man Wastell George, gentleman Weaver Sam, bridgeman CPE «^ GO TO B .WILLIAMS &CO,j ^^'"- ^^>^"'^' ^Q^^^'^ "P*^ Boys' Olothipg, 97 JoboBon Street, l)et. Broad and Douglas, Yiotobia, B. 0. mOHMICI^U DIAIinO ^"^ ^n»urpa,8€d for Tohb, llUlllOUn llllllUO Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. H AGASSIZ— NEW WEST. DI8T. 355 AGASSIZ Agauiz originally called Ferny Combe in the Dominion Electoral District of Yale and Kootenay and ProTinoial of New WeBtminster, ia situated on the North bank of the Fraser River and extends from Farrs BlafFs to Sea Bird Bluffs about twelve miles; also a station on the Canadian Pacific Railway; 72 miles from Vancouver and 2833 miles from Montreal. It is entirely a farming Bettlement, the chief one anr? the second oldest in the Fraaer Valley being owned by L. L. Agasaiz. Tho Harrison Hot Springs are within five miles of the station; famous for their curative powers, many invalids suifering from rheumatism and kindred complaints, deriving great benefit from their use. A stage meets each train for the excellent hotel erected by J. R, Brown, vbich is most pleasantly located, surrounded by picturesque mountains and facing Harrison Lake on the south shore which is forty miles long and five wide. He has lately opened a separate hotel replete with all conveniences over the baths for the exclusive use of the infirm. A small steamer and many pleasure boats are for hire on the lake, where splendid fishing can be enjoyed and also in the various trout streams in the neighborhood. Post Master— L. A. Agassiz, Telegraph Office. Agassiz LA, J P, postmaster and fnar Agassiz Mrs C, fmr AllemondL, cook, Harrison Hot Springs Ashton R L, fmr Bain D, carp'ter, Harrison H S Beebe G W, fmr Bentley A, fmr Brown F, lawyer Brown F A, book-keeper, Harr- ison H 8 Brown J R, prop Harrison H S Brandt Robt, fmr Burkett John, fmr CRmeron D, stage driver, Harr- ison H S Cameron N J , fmr Cooper G H, Capt Fairy Queen Harrison H 8 Damais Z, fmr Dumais J, jr, fmr Farr Joseph, fmr Fraser Rev'd H R, Presbyterian minister Galbraith D, fmr Geraghty J, section man Gibson — , section man Greyell A, fmr Greyell E E, fmr Greyell Henry, fmr Harrison Hot Springes, J B Brown prop Holtby H W, fmr Irkman C, agent C P R Jenkins Miss Emma, waitrMB, Harriion H 8 Lennon J, section man Lowes W G, fmr McCrae Alex, fmr McCrae Dunoan, fmr McDonald Job a, fmr McDonald J A, fmr McDonald Royal, fmr McEwen D J, fmr McEwen J T, fmr McEwen Malcolm, fmr McGauley Peter, fmr McKercher A, fmr MoRae A, fmr McRae D, fmr Merchant Ike, fmr GOTO B. WILLIAMS & CO,.For Me n's, Youth's an d Boya' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. 0. - S...:i 11 m ■• \\ '\ > (1 r-r-- ■];.; inJi it 1 . > m [.' » ■I'l ■111 I 'l m: I V :^:u :^\. m 'A ' i'w t ' ^u •M I \i . » ,1 ^ m EH O C. A. Lombard & Co., ""^TZZ-Ji^lZiJiT"' "V-IOTOK/I^, B.C. O S o a O o CO GO 356 BRITISH COLUifiilA DIBECTORT. MoflBt Wm, fmr Nelson C, fmr Nichols Geo, fmr Paris W, fmr Passingham F, fmr Probert Mrs, housekeeper, H H Springs Probert Miss Alice, waitress, H H Springs Eoberts J W, bath attendant, H H Springs Robertson Donald, fmr Robertson Duncan, fmr Rye Wm, fmr Sabiston J, fmr Scripture T N, miner, Harrison H S St Alice Hotel, prop J r Brown, Harrison Lake ' Trotter C,fmr Walker Wm, fmr Walker Wm, jr, fmr Wilson J, fmr MOUNT LEHMAN. Mount Lehman in the Dominion Electoral district of New Westminster and Provincial of New Westminster district, is reached from Ne%v Westminster daily by steamer, distance thirty miles and from the Mission station on tlje Canadian Pacific Railway, five miles. Post Master— E. J. Thomson. Anderson Peter, fmr Benson John B, fmr Boyle George, fmr Burnett H J A, fmr Cabina Chas, fmr Corby Henry, fmr Coseus George, fmr Coughlan Robert, fmr Coughlan Russell, fmr Cross Andrew, fmr Disney Edmund, fmr x>'i^oham, Rev Geo, Episcopalian Ferguson Munroe, fmr Eraser Rev H R, Presbyterian Gillis Alexander, fmr Gracy John, laborer Gracy Wm, laborer Hawkins Alfred, fmr Hennah John, fmr Ibbotson James, fmr Ibbotson John, fmr Jones John, fmr King Edward W, fmr La Plant John, fmr La Clair Fred, fmr Lang John, fmr Lee Jas H, fmr Lehman Harrison, laborer Lehman Thos H, fmr Leham Jacob, fmr Marsh Wm J, fmr McCallum Alex, fmr McCormack Wm, P, fmr McDougall D B, fmr McGregor Jas R, fmr McKay George, fmr McRae George, fmr Merryfield James, fmr Morrison John, fmr Morrison Malcolm, fmr Murray Alfred, fmr Neil Arthur, fmr Nicholson Charles, fmr Nicholson Daniel, fmr Nicholson Malcolm, fmr O'Leary Daniel, fmr Owen James, fmr Patterson Rev J W, Methodist Patterson Joseph, fmr Perrie Joseph, fmr A. GREGG a SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. I OQ is CO "' < i The Ronisch Pianos '^ i7™™'A«E»_^for to™, Touch, «« C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. WHONNOCK — NEW WEST. DI8T. 357 H Pogue Levi, fmr Rosa Hugh, fmr Ross Laughlin, fmr Russell Thos, fmr Stewart John, fmr St Onge Joseph, fmr Sully George A, fmr Sutherland D W, school teacher Sweeney R H, fmr Thomson E J, postmaster Thomson W, fmr Tredo Joseph, fmr Wescott Sinclair J, mason Woods Thomas, fmr Zowart Joseph, fmr WHONNOCK {See Maple Ridge) Whonnock, in the Dominion Electoral DiBtrict of New Westminster and Provincial of Ne\r Westminster district, in Maple Ridge municipality ii a flag signal station on the 0. P. Railway, distant from Vancouver 34 miles and from Montreal 2871. It is entirely a farming settlement. Post Master— Noble Oliver, Telegraph Office. Armour J J, fmr Armour Wm, fmr Beatty M, fmr Beggam Arch, fmr Brunea F, fmr Buchanan 0, fmr Calder Peter, fmr Cameron N, fmr Carmichael N, fmr Caraich W, fmr C''omarty James, fmr Joll E, fmr Dell W, fmr Evans John, fmr Fraser Hugh R, B A, Presby- terian Church Heapy P J, fmr Hicks Timothy, fmr Holden Bros, fmrs Jamieson Wm, rancher Johnson M, fmr Jones M H, fmr Leopard J E, fmr Lie 0, fmr McKay G, fmr McLennan M D, cattle dealer McMillan W, fmr Nelson C, fmr Oliver Noble, post master and rancher Oliver W F, fmr Parker E, fmr Parker E B, fmr Peterson C, fmr Ritchie Alex, fmr Ritchie John, fmr Robertson A, boat builder Robertson R aenr, boat builder Robertson R jr, boat builder Robinson W, fmr Sampson W C, fmr Saunders F, fmr Smith G E, fmr Spilsbury T, fmr Stickney Clement, fmr Sutherland Angus, fmr Thompson D, fmr Thompson S, fmr 9^ ■n O J3 Z m ^> ^z ^^ 02Z ^I Sz ao • > ^5 m for Fine Hats and Capa, Tbwvci, Valtsm, Blavksts, lt«. 97 Johnson Streat, bat Broad and Douglas, Yiotoria, B. 0. ^B. WILLIAMS & GO. ■, '' ' ^'1 ^•'" i'',''V^''' I 1 111'"-' ,; 1 i I ; r iJ i i- 'Irl' W \ -\ I s i:' V'^^^ 1 !,/'', ■' ^■Vill': ■ [■'■ ■: 1: ■{'i •\in :\':rA W' iji ct ■.^-^iljkalmgm ■^^F!9i»WfW hi • J * 1 The Ronisch Pianos ^" 'ir,a^^rri™ll,': "^ " QQ 358 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRSGTORT. MAPLE RIDGE MUNICIPALITY AND PORT HAMMOND. This extensive munioipality is situated on the right bank of the Fraser River, on which it has a frontage of about 16 milet, and is bounded on the east and west by the Stave and Pitt rivers respectively. There is a very consider- able areji of easily cleared timber, such as elder and vine maple, while the soil throughout is excellent. Dairy farming and fruit culture are the principal pursuits of the settlers. The large tract ot prairie, known aa the Pitt Meadows, has hitherto been comparatively useless, but a comaany is now be- ing formed to undertake its reclaimation from the Eraser River summer flood. There is daily communication with Victoria, Vancouver. New Westminster and the interior by water and rail. At Port Hammond, four and a half miles east of the Pitt river, there are a railway station, post, telegraph and money order offices, a wharf, owned by the C. P. N. Co. at which steamers going both up and down the river stop daily; hotels, stores, etc., and about half a mile from the station, the Anglican and Methodist churches, public school, and Town Hall provide for religious and educational facilities and a place for the transaction of public business. Still travelling east after passing the Big Slide, the build- ings at Port Haney come into view, here the brickyards are located, and rising conspiciously above the railway the Roman Catholic and Presbyterian churches oommnnd attention. There is alio another public echool, while a flag station wharf, post ofBce, hotel and two stores add much to the convenience of the settle- ment. From this point salmon packed in ice are shipped to the east iu the season. Beyond Kanaka Creek, the railway passes through the well known thriving orchards of Mr. Robertson, and thence follows the river to Whonnock station a short distance west of Stave river. At Whonnock a post oflBco and public school provide for the requirementa of the eastern end of the munici- pality. A trunk road, with numerous branches, is in course of conitruction and it iu intended to continue it both east and west to the municipal limits. Some three or four miles from the Eraser and, roughly speaking, running parallel to it is the Lillooet, a tributary of the Pitt river, a rapid mountain stream fairly well stocked with trout. With thousands of acres of magnificent soil, with a daily train service across the coLtinent, with telegraphic and daily postal communication with the rest of the world and with daily steamer connection with the principal markets in the Province, the municipality cannot fail to gain in importance from year to year. Post Master— W. J. Harris. Money Order Office and Telegraph OfiSce. A. & SON. ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. PORT HAMMOND— NEW WEST. DIST. 359 a Anderson A G, fmr Apn"" will, without doubt, irrespective of the numerous drawbacks the place has hrd, cause Port Moody to always remain a place of considerable importance. J. T. Scott, J. A. Clarke, J. Miller and W. Elson are the chief pioneers of the place- On Wednesday, January 23rd, 1884, the first through train to Yale left Port Moody. Post Master— Joseph Tayes. Armstrong H, student Anderson B, lumberman Bailey C A, shake maker Bales S D, sawyer Barnett S, laborer Barnett 8, plate layer Barny G H, laborer Bishop G, section foreman Black G, lumberman Bowers J W, bartender, Pacific Hotel Brown R, fmr Butchart Geo, J P, Butchart N, orchardiat Charleston A, prop lumber camp Clarke J A, engineer, Sampson Clements A, lumberman Coal & Hunter, lumbermen Coal A H, lumberman Cote Joseph, butcher Crawford T, lumberman era ft) B 03 o ^ |> ^•^ o !•» CD (0 ^* !2S > -^ H 11 GOTO B .WILLIAMS &G0,^ For Men's, Youth's and Boys^ Clothing, 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Viotokia, B. C. li, i ! t ym 'i" r- M„ '■';':'!'! ' > ,' ' ■'.': 'I.V '! .1 1t';;:in -m; ;!M ikMi'Mm li h V* 5 .,■-■«!•.' ^^1 1 ;! I t Hi UP i ■ •I i li § s E-o S £2 < 0} (D o o S o O o CO C A. Lombard & Co., ^rM^riJ^^.^^--- CO OS 364 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. the town, and it has telephone connection with Vancouver and Port Moody. Mail coniinuuioAtion, of course, is daily with the east and all ini- portant points in the Province. During 1S88 the Royal City Mills have loaded a nunil>er of vessels with timber and deals for foreign ports and another lai(;e lumber mill, for foreign and eastern trade, will be'built early in 1889. In addition to its central situation and accessibility. New Westminster oflers many advantages as a place of residence. In the surroundinc foenery, especially as viewed from the higher points of the townsite the lover of the beautiful in nature will find — in the winding river reaches the green expanses of meadow and delta land, set in the darker green of the bordering forest, backed by the blue-gray hills, and sentinel«d by the farther peaks, which tower, snow-capped and majestic against the horizon — a picture of which the eye never tiros. The climate of the Province is elsewhere described, l)ut it may be appropriately mentioned here, that the citizensof New Westminster claim for it (supporting their contention by pointing out the sheltered situation of the town) a balmier air, a more equa- ble temperature, than can be found elsewhere, even in this favored land. As a quiet, industrious, law-abiding community. New Westminster has always ranker' high. It is noted also as a healthy place, in fact it has enjoyed a rare immunity froiM moral and physicial epidemitw. The Roman Catholic, Episcopal, Reformed Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist denominations have church buildin»y>» v^'hich would do credit to larger places, and these are liberally suppoited and well attended. There is a fairly prosperous Y. M. C. Association, several private and denominational schor!:,, and a free ptiblio school (with high school in con- nection > employing seven trained teachers. There is also a public library. at which the leading pjipprs of the English-speaking world are on file so that it is quite possible for a resklciit to keep up with the o^^^reara of current events. There i^ a large public park, just outside the city li'nito; and the rifle and artillery corps, as well as the cricket, baseball and football clubs and rifle association, are stimulated and encouraged by a healthy public sentiment. Municipal taxation is not oppressive, and as the taxable area is continually extending, the city will be easily able to carry the cost of all the public works which its growth makes necassary. It is just about thirty-ono years since the axes began tc ring on the town- sito— then clothed with a dense growth of the stately Douglas piue— and in ^hofie • "ars the place has experienced several mutations of fortune. First tliere was a period of mild "oooin," extending over four or five years, during which tho town grew trospered "on it« merits," without any forcing process whatever, Airnishes the best t>o«8ible guarantee of its future prosperity. T. K HIBBEN & CO, ■- (ESTABLISHBD 1858.) GOVERNMENT ST., VICTORIA, B. C. s •n o 2 m -I CO JO '^> Is • i» m 30 -< ^ B. WILLIAMS & CO. '°' ^V^^SiTS^lK^^itS'^'^" 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and IX)Uglas, Yiotoriii, B. 0. m- ' hVfi' a ■fU---"' I V, :l N^.lS M' v\ i I jjii I .i ine iVOniSCn JTianOb and have the Largest Sales. 366 BRIIISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. CD CO s 09 CO GO CO NEW WESTMINSTER INFORMATION, Domliiion and Provincial Representatives. Sbnatob— Thdmaa R- Molnnes. . ^ ' ■ ^ ?; HoTTSB OF O0MMON& — Donald Gbisholm. Pbovxkoiaii LBQisiiATtrBB.— W. Xonnan Bole, Q. C. , '' pOniNION GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. Judicial. OffioM cor, Oolumbia and Mary Streets. Judge of the Supreme and County Court.— Hon. J. F. McCreight. CUSTOM HOUSE. Collector, Registrar and Surveyor of Shipping— John S. Clute. Cbief Clerk— Peter Grant. Second Clerk- James McMartin . Sub-Collectors— J. G. Norris, Kootenay; J. C. Rykert, jr., Kootenay Lake. Acting Sub- Collector,— W. S. Jones, Osooyos. Preventive Officers,— H. D. Chan- trell. Mud Bay; W. BE. Vannetta. Aldergrove; John Musselwhite, Upper Sumas; Gordon Lookerby, Port Simpson. FISHERIES. Inspector. — Thomas Mowat. Caretaker of Hatcheries.— K. M. Mowat. HATCHERY DEPARTMENT. Officer in charge.— Thomais Mowai Caretaker.— M.M. Mowat. Awistants.- A. E. Pittendrigh, Thos. MoNeish, \V. H. Drake, John Newman. HARBORMASTER J. N. Draper, OflBce Front street. - INLAND REVENUE. Acting Collector— J. 8. Clute. A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B.C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. CA T ^mkoi-rl >^r r^/-k Direct imiiorteM »f Pianos, OamAftf I X\, J^OmuarU OL V^O., ^^^ Mumoai. IjnrsififBm. 2 NEW WESTMINSTER INFORMATION. 367 ^ OS ^ 10 CI IM LAND OFFICE. Commisnoner. — H. H. Smith, M. I. B., Winnipeg. Superintendent of Jlfines.— Wm. Pearce, M. I. B., Calgary. Inspector of Agencies— J. I. McDGordon, M. I. B., Winnipeg. Agent,— H. K. W. Aikraan, M. I. B, New Westminster. Crown Timber Agen^-—^ 8. Higginson, New Westminster. Inspector of Homesteads— J. 8. Maodonell. Surveyor — A. F. Cotton. Senior Clerks. — Joiin McEenzie, A. Ij. 8., A. Can. Soc. 0. E. Junior Clerks,— C. M. Homer, and E. M. Bovill. ■ PENITENTIARY— BBITISH COLUMBIA. f See also B. C. Penitentiary. Warden.— A.. H. McBride. Deputy Warden.— Jamea Fitzsimmons. Account- ant Storekeeper and School Master. — W. H. Keary. Protestant Chap- lain.— Rav. R. Jamieson. Roman Catholic Chaplain — Rev. F&ther Horris, O. M. r. Acting Surgeon— W. A. De Wolf Smith. Steward,— T. A. Mclnnes. POST OFFICE. Poit Mactc^ -J. C. Brovrn. Assistant.— O. E. Darling. Delivery Clerk.— Miss J. Conner. Chief Mail Clerk of Trains.— John Rooney. \ 149 ^ m Lft PROVINCIAL GOYEBNSIENT OFFICIALS. ABseesor and Collector— E. L. Kirkland, OfBoe Prevost street Asylum for the Insane— Medical Superintendent, R. I. Bentley, M. D. Collector.— W. L. Fagan, OfBce Prevost street. Coroner- W. D. Ferris, Office Ferris street. Central Prison.- Warden, Wra. Moresby. Assistant Gaolers, G. Armstrong, J. Burr, W. G. Lester. Senior Convict Guard,— W. H. E irds. Aa- siotant Convict Guard.— A. O'Connor. Immigration Agent— John Sprott, Residence Pelham. Land Register Office, Office Clarkson street.- Registrar of Titles, R. W. Aria strong; Ist Clerk. C. E. Holt; 2nd Clerk, T. M. Cunningham. Lands and Works office— Office Prevost street— Government Agent, Chas. Warwick; Clerk, A. Shepherd. Registrar of Supreme and County Court— W. H. Falding. Regiatrur of Births, Deaths and Marriages— Charles Warwick. Royal Columbian Hospital— Steward, Charles Digby. Sheriff- W. J. Armstrong; Deputy Sheriff, T. J. Armstrong. Tl o J) 00 " z 3^3 z o 0) BUIII 1 1 AMQ A nn Bleep always in Stock a first-class Assortment • If ILLIHIIIO QC llUij of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 97 Johnson Btraet, bet Broad and Douglas, Viotobia, B. C. . ,.•1, x :lii:lnsii iif '!'•!, mt iM li 'flf ,6i.« i;l Ijii. . \ki- u i^ .-r \\d: I 1 m . 't Vi\ I. ^:ii'.'t'i $!ll ■I fil (? ,1' i!! U-k -■5 r 51 i 'I : i ii ! The Ronisch Pianos ^td^'^^fri^'^'; * « Ci JL I^OMBHHD M CO., AGBKTg, TICTQ»,Tt, 368 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBBGTOBT. New Westminster Hanicipal Government, 1880. The Mayor aud Aldermen are elected annually, 1st Monday in December The Council meets weekly, each Monday at 8 o'clock in the City Hall Columbia street. Mayor -John Hendry. Police Magistrrte — ^T. O. Atkinson. Aldermen — D S Curtis, Alex Ewen, J Beid. J Jaques, Thos. Cunningham W B Townsend, D McPhaden, E S Scoullar, J A Calbick. ' City Clerk— D Robson. City Solicitor— W Norman Bole, Q C. Treasurer, Assessment Commissioner and City Engineer- City Assessor and Collector — D Robson. City Auditor— W J Walker. City Medical Officer— W A De Wolf Smith, MA. -A F Cotton, CE City Limits. Commencing at a point on the right bank of the North Arm of the Fraser river in the centre of the stieet, which is the south-west boundary of suburban block nine, on the registered map of suburban lots of New Westminster city, thence north-westerly to the production of the centre of the street on the north-westerly boundary of said block 9; thence easterly along the centre of the street which forms the boundary between blocks 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, and runs through blocks 4 aud 3, termmating at the north-easterly comer of lot 2, block I'd; thence follow- ing the easterly boundaries of lots 1 and 2, block 13, to the north westerly Iwundary of the Penitentiary reserve; thence in a north-east- erly direction to the north-westerly corner of the Penitentiary reserve- thence following the northerly boundary of the said Penitentiary reserve to the north-west west corner of lot 2, block 3; thence south to the south west oorn«r of lot 1, block 3; thence in a south-eaHterly direction follow- the southerly boundary of said lot 1, block 3, and its production to the east Bide of the Sapperton North road; thence in a nortlierly direction along east side of said road to its intersection with the southerly side of the Pitt river road; thence in » north-easterly direction along said side of said road to the corner of the reserve and lot 1, block 1; thence at a right angle in a south-easterly direction. In a right line to the right bank of the Brunette river; thence following the shor line of the right tMDk of the Bmnetta river, to a point being the produ( tion of the soath boundary of lot 2, block 3; thence at a right angle in an easterly direc- tion to a point being 350 feet below high water mark of the Fraser river; thenoe following a line parallel to the shore line and being 3r)0 feet below high water mark of the Fraser river to point of com- mencement A. GREGG & SON. ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES S^W Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B, C. » 4 h 8 •81 <1 or m XHC nUNlvbn riAflUv Touch ana Durability. C. A. LOMBARD A CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. s o \0 r-l 104 I N Sal P V NEW WESTMINSTER INFORMATION. 369 Fire Department, In oKiie of fire the quiokt^st way to miee an alarm is to use the Telephone to the Company's Oilice. iu Olarksoa street, where bells are rung to the engine house. Eneins house situated in Columbia street, opposite Lytton Square. Officers elected annually in January. Chief.— T. A.ckerman. Assistant. — W. W. Dickinson. Engineer.— John Kelly. Secretary.-— J- S. Clute jr. Treasurer. —J. S. Clute sr. Hyack Fire ComT)any— Capiain, J. C. Armstrong. Ist Lieut.— J. Henley; 2nd J. M. Wise. Fire Limits. Extract of the Fire By-Law, 1886: "Commencing at a point on Front street, on the easterly limit of Lytton Square, running in a straight line to Olarkson street, thence down Clark- son street to Begbie street, down Begbie street on the oast side to Front street, from thence to the point of commencement. "No addition to or alteration of any wooden building within the said fire limits shall be made. "No building other than with main walla of brick, iron or stone, and roofing of incombustible material shall be erected or placed within the said fire limits. "The amount of hay or straw permitted to be stored for every livery and hack stable must not exceed fifteen tons. For storage or sale fifteen tons. For private consumption two tons." Pollee. Magistrate.— T. C. Atkinson Constables.— Sidnry J. Fearro John Cprty. James Moore; lock up keeper, A. G. Smith. Night watchman.— James Stephen. Banks. Bank op British Columbia. — Inoorp jr^tod by Royal Charter. Capital £500,- 000 in 25,000 shares of £20 each, with power to increase. Head office, 28 Cornhill, Loudon, England. Office in New Westminster, Bank buildings, Columbia street, corner Mary. Manager.— Isaac B. Fisher. Bank or Montbbai..— Established 1818. Capital $12,000,000 fully paid up, Beet. 86,000,000. Head office Montreal. Estublished iu New Westminster April 1st, 188a Offloe Columbia street Agent.— Q. D. Brymner. Post OrnoB Savinqs Bamk.— Office, Post Office, Columbia street, corner Mary street. Deposits from $1 upwards, on which 4 per cent interest is allowed, will be received for transmission to the central otlloe of the Post Office Havings Bank. Pass books, and every information to be had on application. o > c o z Is Z (0 I ,:': : f 'i '!■; f ^^^B. WILLIAMS & C0.^ P'^''^'«"'8^ Y«»th'g and Boys- Clothin g 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Viotoria, B. C ;:!, :'■ i I ' '" ilil! iilh In fi ^ ii ( ! M- IJl if If! i THE RiiNisGH PIANOS ^rrz.::.7:r C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VIC 'OmA. ai M (Om UJtt 3& > O O to 10 S X CO < w o 2 EH t3 Q} rd Bishop of New West- minster, residence, St Mary's Mount, Sapperton. Holt Tbinitt— Corner Church and Prevost streets. Rector, Venerable Arch- deacon Woods, residence, Blackwood street. Assistant Priest, Rev'd S C Scholefield, Daily services. Matins, 7 am, celebration Holy Communion, Sam, Evensong, 5:30 p m. Sunday Services, celebration Holy Communion, Sam. Matins and Celebration, 11 a m. Evensong, 7 pm, Sunday school, 2:30 p m. A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, « YATES STREO Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. 05 HI 4. , NljW WE8TMINSTEP ADVERTISEMENTS. C. E. WOODS. A. G. GAMBLK. WOODS, TURNER & CAHBLE, laid Surveyors, Beal Estate Agents, lon^vni c< CO 09 ' H m O r ^ o o p CO oe < o < iiJ C, 8t Paul Hadd Sunday s Thun Mnry Str Sunday 8( Praye St Andbe Pastor R bathe 10 an pew r( Comn St. Pete MMc MI,F m Hi Sermc days, Satun each St. Ohaj Pastoi Ohapbl Chapl Royal Cc Accoi signec G. E. Treasi Chas. Members James St. Mary of Agi Ohapl toseU GO To g 97 The Ronisch Pia.no8^'::^,^ZiZ^':^'''' C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. I , iiP" s OQ M m O :C O O 2Q flC NEW WESTMINSTER INFORMATION. 371 < OJ 8t Paul's Reformed Episoopaii— St John street. Rector, Rev'd Thomas Haddon, residence cor St Johii'a and Montreal. Sunday services, Ham, and 7 p ra. Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. weekday» Thursday eveninjf at 7. 30 p in. All seats free. Hethodtst. Itfftry Street. Pastor Rev'd .T H White, renidence, Mary street. Sunday services 11 a m, and 7 pm, Sunday nohool and Bible clais, 2:30 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7:30 p m. All seats free. Presbyterian. St Andrew's — Corner Blackwood and Carnarvon streets. Pastor Rev'd T Scouler, Sabbath services 11am, and 7 pm, Sab- bath school 2:30 p m. Prayor meeting, young men's. Sabbath morning 10 am in the vestry. Congregational, Thursday evening 7:30 pm. No pew rents, sittings assigned to regular attendants on application to the Committee. Roman Catholic. St. Peter's.— Cor Blackwood and Columbia streets. Pastor, Rev Father J M McGuckin, O M I; Assistant Priests, Rev Father, F J M Jayol, O M I, Rev Father O OornellierO M I. Sunday Services. Low Mass at 8 a m High Moss and Sermon at 10:30 a m. Catechism at 2 p m. Vespers, Sermon and Benediction at 7 p m. Weekday Mass at 7 a m daily, Fri- days, Beads, Stations of the Cross, etc, at 7:30 p m, confessional, each Saturday from 3 to 9 p m, eves of holidays and of first Friday of each month. St. Charles— Indian Mission— N W corner of Agnes and Blackwood. Pastor Rev Father E Chirouse, O M I. Ohapbl of the Sacred Heart -St Ann's Convent— Albert Crescent. Chaplain, Rev J M McGuckin, O M I. Hospitals. Royal Columbian— Agnes street. Established by the Government in 1862. Accommodation for 27 patients. An order for admission must be signed by two members lioard and the Physician. President — G. E. Corbould; Vice-Pn ii — C. M. McNaughten; Secretary and Treasurer, W H Keiiry; Physician, R. I. Bentley, M. M. D. B.; Steward, Chas. Digby. Members of the Board appointed by the Government — G E Corbould. James Cunningham. St. Mary's— Under the charge o*' the Sisters of Charity of Providence, cor. of Agnes and Merivale streets. Accommodations for 50 patients. R C Chaplain, Rev Father Martin. Free to all. The patitnts are permitted to select their own physician. ^ n> CD GO Tq B .WILLIAMS &CO.i ^"'' ^^°'»' Youth's and Boys' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Viotokia, B. 0. I ri %: :iil.-;fif l^i''. lifi mmi f^^ ri ^ ^'■ \r \ ^1 *i(^ ,1 i! I r I ■ l'1;i^ :• I ■('■ If ( •i i t :r CA T rtrrlharri /?;• Pn ^'^^ importm of Piamoi, Omam 5 o 2 o a -a o a of imniij^rants; each room is fitted with open flre place, is well liijhtwi warm and comfortable, and capalile of aooominodatiiii? four ])ersoMj(. The ' Hall contains a larjjte cooking sto'.'(», etc, for thouseof tho occupants. The rooms are open to all Immigrants arriving, where they can remain for a reasonable time, until they tind empli>ymont or locate upon land. A))plioation for rooms must ba made to John Sprott, Itninlgration Agent, or to 0. Warwick, Government Agent, Now Westminster, Libraries. Public Libraky and Reading Ut)OM— Colunil«iaSt, near Mary. Circulat- ing Library; subscription 50 cents per mouth. Librarian Col. Dnuald McGregor. Y. M. C. A.— Columbia street. The reading room free to all. A circulating library for the use of members on Ij. St Patrick's Hall liiimAKY— Columbia street; Free. Opened dally each evening from 7 to 9. Sumlays from 2 to 5. Several or the Societies have a reading room and library for the use of members and thoir friends. MILITIA New Westminster Rifle Association— Officers elected annually in April. President, L F Bonson; Vice-President, Captain W N Bole, Q C, M P P; Captain, E S Scoullar; Secretary and Treasurer, Lieut F R Glover. Council, L F Bonson, Lieut F R Glover, A G Cotton, Lieut Mowat, T J Trapp, W Wolfenden, H Wllstm. No 1 Battery— New WestmiMster British Columbia Brigade of Garrison Artillery. Captain V/ N Bole, Q C, M P P; liieut, C M McNauglitoii; 2nd liieut, T Mowat. Nkw Westminster Rifles Organized by G 0, 24th April 1877, Captain E 8 Scoullar; Ist Lieut, F R Glover; 2nd Lieut, R J Rickman; Rifle range at Brownsville; drill shed, McKenzie street. DAILY BRITISH COLUMBIAN, issueti daily, each afternoon, except Sunday, anti weekly, each Wednesday morning, OtHce Columbia street. Pro- prietors and publishers, Kennedy Bros. MAINLAND CUAROIAN, issued each Wednesday and Saturday. Office Church street. Editttr, J K Suter, who is a pioneer inthe newspaper line. A. GREGG 8l son, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the Citii. Q5 Ki The Ronisch Pianos ^ ^''^^»'^'^jorTou.,Taach,^a 0. A. LOMBARD A CO., AQINTS, VIOTORIA. X h H H if f gi So il aaS £5 "■a Oh! o 6 G9 NEW WESTMINSTER INFORMATION 373 Post OAtce. Post Master, J C Brown. AsalHtant, O E Darling. Delivery Clerk, Miss J Conner. Wicket delivery from 9 a m to 7 pm, Tuesdaya, Thursdays and Saturdays; frojn 9 ft m to 8 p m, .Mondays, Wednesdayii and Fridays. Money order office, daily from 9 a m to 4 p m. Savings Bank, daily from 9 a ra to 4 p m. Postage stamps on sale daily front 9 u in to 7 p m, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; from 9 a m to 8 p m, Monduys, Wednesdays and Fridays. The office is closed on Sundays. Private boxes can be secured on payment of 85.00 per annum by a firm, com- pany or a single person, but letters miiHt be distinctly addressed to the number of the box. MAILS CLOSE: For Can. Pao Rt.— Daily (except Sunday and Monday), at 12:80, and on Satur- day (for dispatch Sunday) at 22. For Victoria. V. I., and Western U. S. Offices— Monday. 13:45; Tuesday, 8:16; Wednesday, 6:30; Thursday, 8:15; Friday, 6.30; Saturday, 8:15. For VnncouTer, Moody ville. Port Moody and Burrnrd Inlet— Daily (except Hiiaday)ai8:15. For T.acUier's Landing and Lulu Island —Monday, 12:45; Wednesday and Fri- dhv 6:30. For Clover Valley, Hall's Prairio, Surrey Centre and Langley Prairie— Satur- (1 ly, 9. For Elgin and Mud Bay— Saturday, 12:45. ForPlumper's Pass— Monday, 12:45. Naualmo (direct mail)— Tuesday, 19. MAILS ARRIVE: By Can. Pac. Ry.— Daily (except Saturday) at 14:18. From Victoria— Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 16; Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 11:30. From Vancouver, Moodyville, Port Moody and Burrard Inlet.— Daily (except Sunday), at 16. From Laduer's Landing and Lulu Island. — Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs- day, 16. From Clover Valley, Hall's Prairie and Langley Prairie— Friday, 16. From Elgin and Mud Bay— Saturday, 11. From Plumper Pas?— Sunday, 16. From Nanaimo (direot mail)— Saturday, 15. For Post OflBces in the Province, (see page 32.) For Money Order Offices in the Province, (see pag* 87.) For Telegraph Offices in the Province, (see page 32,) For Provincial Postal Rates, (see page 36.) For Foreign Postal Rates, (see page 37.) For Commissions on Money Orders, (see page 86.) C/^ "n O z m 18 CoZ cs ^ ;sz 1° • > «i m so -< ^ B. WILLIAMS & CO. '^^ ^V^^x^iTS^^lnfiJ?, eT?'™ 97 Johnson Street, bei Broad and Douglas, Yiotoria, B. 0. I'r,' ■ \i w^ i::':' ! i: 'It, Jo! v!: '1 I . II ' V, Ill , «' [li 1, 'i\ 'I 1. t \M ^1 ill i i li M The Ronlsch Pimos Are the leading pianos m b. c. C. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGBKTS, VICTORIA. O (0 io oO CO e4 CO CQ ots CO 374 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRVOTORY. Provincial Asylum tor the Insane. Sapperton Road. Medical Superintendent— R I Bentley M IJ, Steward —James Phillips Keepers— J Fielding Strang, Henry Young, H 11^ Williams, H L House, D MoCowun. HLiater, D Gunn. Matron — Mrs Ross. AmsIs- tant Matron— Mr« Goodacre, Coolt— E F L Hartman. Schools and Colleges For Public School (see page 30.) St Louis College— Boarding and day, for youug men, corner Bla^ kwood and Agnes streets, under the patronage of His Lordship The Right Rev'J Bishop D'Herboraez O M I, Vicar Apostolio of British Columbia. Prea- ident of the college, ReT'd Fath(!r McGuckin O M I. (see advertisement) St Ann's Convent— Albert Crescent. Boarding and day school, for young ladies, under the direction and management of the Sisters of St Ann'w. Chinese Mission School— In connection with the Methodist church, Agnes street. Teacher Miss Clarke. A. F. A A. n. UNION LODGE NO. 9 Officers elected annually in December. Regular meetings monthly, Ist Wednesday, at Masonic Temple. W. Master, J Buie. Chaplain, Rev'd C Croucher Senior Warden, A'Charleson Senior Deacon, M McCaskill Junior Warden, R J Rickmau Junior Deacon, Dr De Wolf Smith Treasurer, R Douglas Inner Guard, James Wilson. Secretary, W Coatham Tyler, Wm Howay A O. F. COURT LORD DUFFERIN. NO 6304 Officers elected half yearly. Regular meetings fortnightly, Ist and 3rd Wednesdays, at Forresters Hall C. R., A Coutts S R, W H Kelly Secretary, John Kelly Treasurer, J R Brennan 8 W, R McMurphy J W, A Anderson 8 B, J McMurphy, junr J B. J McMurphy, senr P C B, John Rankin A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b.c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City, Ql CA. CO Ui o: s *. Si . as its e Ui 10 a "0 u Officers e District J MW, D Foreman Overseer, Recorder Officers el P Grand, N G, Thoi V G, Phil Officers el CT, TB V T, Mini Secretary, Financial Treasurer A S, £mi M,E AC Election c IPC, T. NG.GR VG,WI I G, E P . OG,WI RSNG, LSNG, B. WILI 97 /-" \ 1 ^.^U^-^ h^rC*^ Direct imi)orteni of Piamos, Oimian» C. A. Lombard (SL L.0., .^^ Mumoai. iHvrmuMnm cd NEW WESTMINSTER INFORMATION. 375 A. O. U. W. BEAVER LODGE Offlcers electeed aiinally In June. Regular meetings fortnlghly, 2nd and 4th Wednesday at Odd Fellowa Hall. oo OS f .So O District Deputy G M. H. Hoy M W, D Murchle Foreman, WH Ken ry Overseer, T J Trapp Recorder, A Smithera Financier, D McPhaden Receiver, J A RoblnFon Guide, Geo McKenzie J W, A Coutts O W, A H McBrlde P. w. u. GO I c. o. o PIONEER LODGE NO 93 Officers elected half yearly. Re^jular meetings fortnightly P Gmnd, R Mcintosh N O, ThomBn Levi V G, Phillip jifoMann each Thursday, at Orange Hall. Secretary, Robt May. Treasurer, J K 8uter District Grand Master, H D Lake «. T. a 1 ■a I. O DOMINION LODG END- 4- Officers elect<)d quarterly. Regular meetings weekly, each Friday, at Temper- ance Hall, Columbia street, D M, W Eddy Tl O •TO 52 I* ^3 C T, T B Hall V T, Minnie French Secretary, Hal Peck Financial beer 'tury, Alex Des Brisay Treasurer, Bessie Kelly A S, Emille Grant. M, E A Crandell I. o Guard, May Grant Sentinel, W Peck Chaplain, Jas Gilley POT, Oscar Crandell 8 J T, Nellie Gilley Lodge Deputy, Geo H Grant O. F. NEW WESTMINSTER LODGE NO- 3- Election of officers half yearly. Regular meetings weekly, each Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall, Columbia street 8 I P C, T J Forfar N G, G Robertson VG.WHKelly I G, E P Julien G, W H Edwards RSNG.WmMcCoU LSNG, J E Phillips EXECUTIVE OFFICERS. R S, R Wilson P 8, T Tylor Treasurer, P J Foulds APPOINTED OFFICERS R 8 V G, McDonald L8VG,NMcOoll Warden, M Mowat Conductor, W E Townsend B. WILLIAMS & GO., 97 Johnson Straet, bet Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C Keep always in Stock a flrat-class Assortmen ; of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. t < wv. 'i;'*'!'^ ■f VMf 1 %^. ijl '. 1 ■ W' H ^H< Id , y ;• if ^ 1 .-■. L o m < (C » o i ( So -'' 3> ! 18$ i o| ;:■ ' ■ 1 1^ '• ■ »& . »i ; 1' '^ 1 ':. i5 S ■ o £0 m ': '^t il 1. Iff ^,1 i ! i ?■ 'iil !il ■!!,:h .1 .1 Th<* Roniqrh Pianos ^^ *•** i^^^^^i^^ pianos u 8. c 1 nc IVOniSCn jrianOS ^nd have th* Largest Sal» C A. rOIILBAllP 4> CO., AGBRT8, TICTOMA. o '.^ -a a o o CD o a-) CO s 376 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Loyal Oraiig;e Lodge NEW WESTMINSTER NO !• OflSoers elected annually in December. Regular meetings monthly laf Saturday. M, Wm Howay Treasurer, J Burr D M, Alex Johnston Secretary, Thomas Ovens Chaplain, Dr Cooper District Lod^^e L. O. L. Annual meeting, 2nd Tuesday in January D M, Wm Johnston D Secretary, Wm Howav D D M, B H West D Chaplain, Rev Wm Bell, D Treasurer, J C Douglas M C, J K Suter B. T. of T. NEW WESTMINSTER COUNCIL NO I- Officers elected half yearly. 8 iX H W Peters P 0, J B Kennedy V O, J B Montgomery Chaplain, J E Lord Treasurer, J C Smith F 8, M. Lyman Regular meetings each Wednesday at Temperance Hall. R 8, W R Greig B S, J C Brown H, R Buckland G. J E Knight S, James Lord Stewards, J C Brown, CSC Brown J E Lord NEW WESTMINSTER TEACHERS INSTITUTE President, W M Stramberg, M A; Vice-Presidents, Miss MoDougall, R Law B A; Secretary, Miss Rogers; Corresponding Secretary, W C Coatham Treasurer, G W McRae ST ANDREW'S AND CALEDONIAN SOCIEH THB MAI Nil AND. Officers elected annually, in November. Regular meetings monthly, eaob Tuesday, at City Hotel . Chief, Alex Ewen Secretary, John Buie 1st Chieftain, James Punch Chaplain, D McGregor 2nd Chieftain, E R Fraser Warden, J MoMurphy Treasurer, D McPhaden NEW WESTMINSTER VINTNER'S ASSOCIATION. Officers elected annually. Regular meeting monthly, 1st Mondny. President, James Benson Treasurer, James Brenan Yioe-Preeident, James Punch A. GREGG Sc SON. ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. THE R0NI8CH PIANOS "Vimrj "° C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. H k B NEW WESTMINSTER INFORMATION. 377 III > a 10 10 niscellaneoas. New Westmiuster Btiiklin^;- Society. Oilice Bank buildings, Mary street. Officers elected annually in July, ordinary meetinsrs weekly, each Wednes- day, at eight o'clock. Presideiit, John Hendry; Directors, J 8 Clute, Heury Hoy, J G Jaqufs, B W Shiles; Treasurer, B Douglas; Solicitor, E A Jenns; Surveyor, G W Grant; Secretary, Walter J Walker; Auditor, Wm McOoll. New Westminster Bible Society. Organized November 4th, 1863. Prei- ident W J Armstrong; Secretary. Rev'd R Jarnieson; Treasurer, CG Major; Depositary, >'eB8r8 Lyal & Co. Total receipta from subscriptions and sale of bibles 8419.83. The Guild of the Holy Trinity, for intercession, meet monthly 1st Monday. Youn"' People's Literary and Social Society, in connection with St Paul's Re- formed Episcopal church, meet monthly, President, llev'd Thos Haddon. Ladies' Aid Society, in connection with St Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church. President, Miss Gilley. Young People's Literary and Social Society, in connection with St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, meet each Monday evening. Young People's Social, Christian Endeavor, in connection with the Methodist Church, meet each Monday evening Toung People's Christian Endeavor, in connection with the Olivet Baptist Church, meet each Monday evening. President, Miss Oarr. W. C. T, U. Regular meetings each Wednesday at 3 p m, in the Hall, Douglas street, President, Mr*? James (Junninsjhrira; Vice-President, Mrs SoouUar; Secretary, Miss N De Beck; Treasurer, Miss E Campbell. Loyal Legion, under tlie au.-ipices of the W C T U, meet each Friday. YOUNG MEN'S INSTPrUTE No. 97. OfiBceis elected annually in June. Rngular meetings fortnightly, 1st and 3rd Sunday, at St Patrick's Library Hall. Columbia street. Pbbsident.— J M McDonald; Ist V P, K W Carrol; 2nd V P, J Magnomone; R S, J Raichenbaoh; C S, S Manahan; P S, W McDonald; Treas, Rev'd Father Cornelier; M, E Fitz^ferald; Surgeon, Dr Fagin; Delegates to Grand Council. R C McDonald, Dr Fagin. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Library, Reading Room Ac, Arrantrong Block, Columbia. OflScers elected annually 1st Saturday in January, Regular meeting monthly, Ist Saturday, at the Rc>oms. Annual subscription, $3,00, entitling the members to the Library, Reading Room free to all. Librarian, Calvin McKenzie. Officers,— President. WR Austin, Treasurer, WK King; C Treas. A Bry- dona Jack; R Seoty, H M Cunningham; Assist Secretary, W J Whiteside. o > C Q X fern ^^ s- z m -< CO GOTO B. WILLIAMS & CO. .F"'' Men's, Youtl>'>. and Boys Clothln- 97 Johnnon Street, bet. Broad and DouglaE. Victoria. B. C 1 >' :.,,.. *'. 'i/iil. ?!'!f;';r ':•!],' .i I '.Mil m m m v^:*\ ■ . ' fl ■* '■= J i ■i;<; * III I I : .1 4^ :^ if 5 M 8 3 to a S < o OH ^<5 i- X THE RONiscH PIANOS ^rr^SSF C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTO FHA. 378 BKIT18H COLUMBIA DIKECTOKY. The Coqultlam Water Works Co., Ld. Office Masonic Block. This Company was incorporaled by Act of the Legislature of B. C. in 1886 f the purpose of supplying water from the Ooquitlam Lake to the citie'a of Vancouver and New Westminster. The source of supply lies at an elevation of 435 feet above high tide level If distance from New Westminster is about fifteen miles, and from Va couver, by the Company's proposed route, about twenty-four miles. Tho pipe track is cleared to New "Westminster. The Company proposes to la its mains of rivited steel plate pipe. The -cost of its whole system of works as designed will approximate ?400,000. The part of the works for th' supply of New Westminster, it U expected, will be completed during 1889 TRAIVSPOBTATION. Railways. See descriptive article for N. W. Southern R R., now under construction Canadian Pacific Railway.— To Vancouver, distance 25 miles, calling at and making connection with the eastern and western trains at Westmin- ster Junction, (9 miles.) ISteamships. Canadian Pacific Navigation Co.— Steamers to Victoria and way Land- ings, tri weekly. Canadian Pacafic Navigation Co.— Steamer "Wra Irving," tri-weekly in summer, to Hope and way landings, in winter to Chilllwack and way landings. Steamer "Robert Dunsmuir."— Weekly to Nanaimo and Comox, carry- ing H M mails, also weekly to Vancouver and Nanaimo. Steamer 'The Fairy Queen."— Runs at frequent intervals, to the North Arm, returning same day. There are several steamers owned by private firms, plying between the various canneries. Stages. G. R. Raymond's line to Vancouver, daily returning same day. Carrying H. M, mails. Office Townsend's stables, Columbia street corner Douglas. D. S. Milleb'8 line to Blaine tri-weekly, returning following days, making close connection on Tuesdays and Saturdays with the steamers for What- com and Seattle, Office Transfer stables, Columbia street near C. P. R. depot. White & Gee's line^ to Blaine, passing through Elgin, tri-weekly, making close connection on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with steamers for Whatcom and Seattle. Office Wise's stables. Sdrbey Express line for Surrey (/entre. Clover Valley and Hall's Prairie, weekly, each Saturday, returning each Friday, Offlos Wise's stables. A. GREGG a, SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STO OppoaHe Langley Sfreei, Vioiorin. B. C. PA In N ^* r ADVEnTISEMENTS. NANAIMO FREE PRESS SS'T.^'B^CiXSXZSX) ± e 7 m.m. If. WMTT & €0n Bookselleps-:-and-:-Stationers, •A &@rEBMMEMT SF. •9 VICTORIA, B,C, *l. i ^^ iliv I ^ ' '\ h 'I'v,:. \ \i WM' 1,,/ .■. i m ::i ■Iff!' % :;ii !i' k hi '■ ;■ i Vi' M,f! .1:.^^ ^% i il 1 iB^'.-'-^^ % -U m I ' 1 '■' n III .{'.:■ .1 S m t ( mm ,J!I| ''Iil'-:"I3B| ■ Ik; 'li I'M ..I >;<; ifi' I' ! I ■■ 'm ■ I! !i ; I " 'i li NEW WESTMINSTER ADVERTISEMENTS. WESTMINSTER WOOLEN MANUFACTURING GO, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C, MANUFACTURE Blaiets, Twee ds, Hoisp uNs k Flaiels, PAY CASH FOR WOOL ! PRICE ACCORDING TO GRADE ! J. y. DRAPER, Treasur er. THE GLOBE HOUSE^ Columbia St., Ne^v Westminster, B. G. IMPORTERS OF Or; y s, lliserf Si Faie; Sooils, Sob roiier;, Silks & Vfools, MILLI NERY A SPEC IALTY. ..MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, 39 COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, Opposite C. P. R: DEPOT Opposite C. P. R. DEPOT. The anderaigned takes great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the publio in seneral that, after a thorough reitovation, he has opened for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentle- men, the Mkbchants' Exohanoe Dining and Sleepinq Afabtmknts, and hopes to he, able to cater t » the taste of the most fastidious epicure. Please give me • call and judgo for your- spI \ m.9 . PROF. W. E. MORTIMER, Cat erer and Proprietor Boston Baked Beans and' Brown Bread a Specialty Every Sunday Mominit. FARMER'S HOME. J^ T3BlwfiI?3BR-ftJsTCE SCOTTSE I W H. HOLDbN. I'.op. COR COLUMBIA AND CHURCH STS , New Westminstkk, B. C. OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAUBANI. NEW WESTMINSTER, OPPOSITE Colonial Hotel. Meals Served in First-Class at all houra by A. J. TOLMIE. Oyfotexs eisxd. O-axne Ixi Ses^' on. i! \> The Ronisch Pianos ^ ^«'^^^r^^^^o^;^n.,To.cKu.^ 0. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. CO z ^i H if «l id's hi OS Sz • > t::)0 • Z m Eo B. WILLIAMS & CO. ''' ^V"L.Sis^^ Sy/Li^^?; eTJ."^"^' 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. 0. Mii-I? I 1 .,■ I 'iMJiiyif U I ■:' Mr: , '4':r !!' f: ,t>.;, n';!) i f '/I. / :■)■■ 'S ! I in '< j i''!J The Ronisch Pianos ^'^ ^^^ leading pianos in b. c. 1 lie IVUlilbt-ll 1 IdUUb amj jja^e jj^^ Largest Sales. O QQ oO CO UBJ 04 CO Cm Pcq OQ OS CO CO 380 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Armstrong A J, manager (R J Armstrong) Columbia Armstrong Mrs D G, cor Pelham and Clinton Armstrong G, assistant gaoler, Provincial gaol Armstrong James, millliand, Brunette Saw Mills, Sapperton Armstrong James, Sap})erton Armstrong Joseph, Merivale Armstong J C, captain Hyaclc Fire Co Armstrong K W, registrar of titles, Clarkson, res Mary ArniNti'Oiiji^ R J, groceries and provisions, Armstrong ScouUar Block. Columbia Armstrong T J, deputy sberiif, courthouse, res Agnes Armstrong W L, sawyer. Brunette Saw Mills Armstrong W J, J P, sheriff, court house, res Mary Assessor and collector. E L Kirkland, Prevost At>i villi" for the Insane, Sajjperton road, medical superintend ent R I Bentley, MB Atkinson C, ci:nr maker, Holbrook House Atkinson J B. ])liotographer, Columbia Atkinson T €, J P, barrister and police magistrate. Masonic Block Columbia, res Agnes Austin Cliarles L, foreman CPE, City Hotel Austin Charles R, carpenter (Ackerman Bros), res Agnes Austin T) R, wharfinger ( W R Austin) res^Douglas Austin D B, laborer. Mary Austin W R, groceries and hardware, Front, res Douglas Back Thos, laborer, Brunette road, Sa})perton Badcock James, mill hand (R C M) Baker J W. operator C P li telegrn])h, res Prevost Baker R H. cai)tain S S Gipsy, res Patrick Baldwin Miss A R. artist, (Queen's ave, rear of jail Raldnin Kevil Thos, pastor of Olivet Baptist church, Queen's are, rear of gaol lt»nk of British Columbia, Columbia, cor Mary, manager Isnac B Fisher Ifiaiili of ^lontreal, Columbia, agent G D Brymner Bassett H, raillhand. Brunette Saw Mills Batt Peter, butcher (Manalian & Co) Batt R H, butcher, North Arm road Batchelor J D, bookkeeper, S S Gladys, res Ferris Baxter A A, millhand (R C M) Bay lis J()sej)h, biicklayer, Douglas Bayne Louis, carpenter, Pelham Beattie J (), clerk C P R, J:)ouglaH Beattio James, tinsmith, (Jas Cunningham H ^ ^ ^ bj ^ > ti » 1-H fe! o w w h ^ H H ^ *n > « H !zj • O ,^ > — ■ w CO CO CO p < (1 > (T5 J a 1 s Ms O f*- i-j O ? S (D I— 1 o >• r < > M* SO H o GO TO B .WILLIAMS & CO.. ^"^^^^"»' ^"""^'^ ""^^ Boys' Clothing, 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. : : i 1.^' «'l ''III -r, , :i': ' !iJ' 'I, I ' i ■:i i . . :!i; * .1 V h-: W * ■t ■ I •i -I I i! if II O n is o o s? C. A. Lombard & Co., ""''tr^Z^V^r^::^^^^ "SriOTOI?/I-A., B.C. • i-H o I— < o '175 4— > o o CO 382 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Bourassa, M J, blacksmith. Holbrook House Bovill, E M, cierk Dominion Land Office Bovill, Wheatley (Thompson & Bovill) rea DoughiB Boyce, F M, clerk (Hub Saloon) ros Columbia Boyd. Hugh, J P, ( at present ) Jielfast, Ireland Brabiner, \Vm, stone mason, Belhara Bradbury, Ciiarles, cigar htrippev, Union Hotel Brenchley Charles, moulder (Koid & Currie) Breuchley W E, assistant (T J Trapp , Agent Bank of Montreal, Columbia, res Car narvon Buckland Robert, carpenter, Montreal Burgess Jijin, employee (C McDonough) 13urk Henry, assist.'int (Farmer's Hoint^) res Church Burnett James, carp->ntor, Holbrook House Jiurnett Robt (Hardman Sz Burnett) res Blackle Burnil, S E, buihh^r and contractor, Lorno street Burr Benjamin, guard B C Penitentiary, Sapperton Burr Hugh, Queens ave res ^> oM 12 w Qi SH w a* SB »^ I <\ A. GREGG 8t SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTOSIA, B. C. Receive the Urst Imported Woolen Gorxls in the Citij. s THE RONISCH PIANOS ''.zrr.™;;;-"'''' C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. » i^ J« H •JJ J NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 383 < — I -1 H 0)1'' II) i 5 Burr Josepii. assistant gaoler. Provincial gaol, Cuiminj;lmm Bnsbong Ivan, machiniat (E C P M) o Caie Daniel, Douglas Calbick, Alderman John A, buil.ler and contractor, Clinton Calbick Sam, carpenter, North Ann rd CaWwell J L, bookkoeijor (Daily British Columbian) res Mary CaJedonia Afiotcl, prop 11 W Mcintosh, i'ront, (opposite Wise's wharf Cameron John A, appi entice (J E Sulley) Cameron J, mill hand (J3 8M) Cameron Peter, mariner, Cleavelar,d Hotel Campbell, A O, (Ogle, Carni)bell .& Co) res Agues Cameron D, cook (Brunette S M) Campbell b. mill hand (11 C P M) res Holbrook Canadian I'acilic lly €o. agent, R F Anderson Canadiiia S^acitlc Mav C'o. agent, Thos L Btiggs Cantell Edward, bishop's clerk, Sapperton Carie Thomas, clerk, (James Cunningham) Carrol E W, gasfitter, Agnes Carroll W J, guard, B Penitentiary, Sapperton Carty John, police constable, Douglas Case Frank, pressman, Daily British Columbian, Depot Hotel Casserly Thomas, coachman, (R C M) Cash Jam(;8, (Stewart & Cash) Douglas Castles J, .Ak'Kenzie Catholic t/iliurcli, St Peter's, cor Blackwood and Cobimbia Central BTison, governor, Wm Moresby, Queens ave Chambers James, Woodward, North Arm rd Cliamberliu II iir, carriage maker and painter, Douglas and Blackie, Clement Chappell John, night watchman, (R C P M) Queens ave Chapelle Miss, weaver, W Woollen Mf'g Co Chapel of tli« Sacred Heart, St Ann's Convent, Albert Cre- scent Charleson Alex, logger Colonial Charters David, clerk, (Grant & Maclure) Columbia Cherry J B, solicitor and conveyancer, McKeuzie, St Andrew's Square Chinese Mission School, Agnes at, teacher, Miss Chirke Chiroase M I, Rev E C, assistant priest, St Charles' Church Chisholm Donald, M P Chisholm J L, Mary Christenson Charles, fireman, S S "Robert Dunsmuir" Christiansen Emil, deck hand, 8 S "Samson" »> o > C o fern Z m < CD MiS B, WILLIAMS & CO., ForMeu's, Youtli's and Hoys Ciotliing ?i.'ii m:\ 'I,', 1 1 .1 1,. i)^>; •' \! I ■ •':) .■*»^fcH1>ii> t *«bwk>l 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C !l :!• J i ! : 'I ri m ' m ipll Tnt nJNISun PIANUS andhavmUxTgutua*. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORU. S M Wea Q Z< fl 8^ lo A w tH P (Q 0] I b m H (^ <} Z S CO CO < CO o z o < o z o < X 384 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBECTOBY. Churchill Isaac, mill hand, Brunette Saw Mills Churchill Sura, mill haud, (li C M) City Auditor, W J Walker City Baliery, props Kelly Bros. Colurabia City Brewery, prop J W Audrzejewski A Co, Cuuniugham City Clerli, AsseMNor and Collector, D Uobsou City Hotel, Temperance ^-£ouse, Columbia Street, prop. F. Raith- Newly refitted and refamisnea, Board and Lodging $5 00 ner week, $100 per day. Meals and Beds 25 ots each. City ]IIedi«'ai Officer, W A De Wolf Smith City ^!i4)licitor, W Norman Bole, Q C Clark A, factory hand B C M Clark E, Farmer's Home Clark James, engineer S S Samson Clarke Albert E, mill hand, res Agnes Clarke Mis?, milliner (James Ellard& Co) res Agnes Clarke W^m, cutter (James Uous'^eau) res Agnes Clarkson W, J P (In Ontario at present) Cieland Thomas, bartender, Cleveland Hotel Cleland Wm T, prop Cleveland Hotel, Columbia Clement O, planer R C M Cliff Charles, tinsmith (James Cunningham & Co) r Clow & Maclure, architects, Bank buildgs room E, i Clow Ambrose, builder, Clinton Clow Charles Henry, (Clow & Maclure) res Clinton Clnb Restanranti prop A J Tolmie, Columbia Clute John S, J P, collector of customs, registrar and surveyor of shipping, office Mary cor Columbia, res Pelham Clute J S, junr law student (W N Bole) Pelham Clute Wm, assistant (W G Wolfenden) res Pelham Coatham M C, principal boys school, St John Cobb Geo, carpenter (R C P M) res Montreal Cochran Ilobt, Sapperton Cole A, mill hand (R C P M) Collector of Cui^toms, J S Clute, Mary cor Columbia Collector. W L Fagan, Prevost Collier Wm, cigar maker, Holbrook Housj Collins Charles, laundry, Dallas Colonial Hot^L prop Luke Pitber, Columbia Columbus Joseph, captain tug May Queen Colville John, Columbian, Mary Conner G, mill hand (Brunette S M) Conner James, Douglas Conner Mrs, Cunningham Conner Miss J, delivery clerk, Post Office l-Oc. Queen's ave Columbia A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STffiH Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. C A. Lombard & Co., ""tr^S^Jfr:^:^^'^ to . ■ •Cj g ^- q o NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTOUY. 385 ui to "a 10 Cook Thos, waiter (Holbrook House) rea Agnes CookWm, (RCPM) Cooksley T, surveyor's assistant, bank bids, Columbia, res Agnes Cooper A C, rancher, Brownsville Cooper H M, M D, Church st. Coloni 1 Hotel Cooper M, engine watchman (CP R) Coquitlara Water Works Co., Masonic blk, Columbia Corbett W. chief fire department, tinsmith (J Cunningham & Co) Corbould, McColl & Jenns, barristers, solicitors etc, Ma.souic bid Columbia Corbould Gordon E (Corbould McColl & Jenns) res Royal ave, Cornellier, O M I, Rev O, assistant Priest ISt Peter's church Coroner, W D, Ferris, Ferris Cota Phillip, carpenter Cotton A F, D(»minion Laud Surveyor, Columbia cor Mary, res 8t Patrick Cousins George, gas fitter, Agnes Cousins Thomas, gas fitter, Agnes Coutts A, trade instructor l.lacksmith, B C Penitentiary. Cowie George, fisherman, Douglas Cowper J M, captain tug boat, Royal ave Cox J S, steward (R C P M) res North Arm rd Crake F, watchmaker and jeweller, Columbia, res cor Douglas and Agnes Crandell Elmer, carpenter, Auckland Crandell Jas, ox teamster, Auckland Crandell Oscar, carpenter, Auckland Creig William, painter, (C Murray) Clinton Creig Walter, tinsmith, (Scoullar) Clinton Croll E W, plumber, 8t John CroU James, deck hand, 8 8 "Bell" Crouclier Rev'd Charles, Church of England, Sapperton Crow 8, mill hand, Brunette Saw Mill Crowel David, deck hand, 8 8 Robert Dunsmuir Crown Timber Assent, T 8 Higginson, Columbia, cor Mary Cummiugs Alen, blacksmith, Agnes Cunningham Geo, senr, dairyman, Pelhara Cunningham George, jr, clerk, (Cunningham T ^-^ z Q 03 BUfll I lAMQ A on I^eep always in stock a first-K;lass Assortment ■ IIILLIfllllO QC UUi) of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 97 Johnson Straet, bet Broad and Douglas, Victobia, B. G. tf V-;. }■'''. WK 1: . !h ''' ^ i i r:i r. ' -ll The Rnnmrh Piinnc Are th« leading pianos im. e C A. I.OMBA11D K ► "j OB §8 ^* I • I A. GREGG & SON. ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Jpposite Langlcy Street, Victoria, B. C. The Ronisch Pianos ^ '"""^"Z^mtT''^'^'"' 0. A. LOMBARD A CO., AOKNTS, VICTORIA. H H M I aa It 9 >h1 NEW WE8TMINHTER DIRECTORY. 387 Dickinson W E, drayman, Agnes Dickinson W W, butcher, Carnarvon Dickson — , teamster Dallas Dickson Eobert, logger, Eickhoff House IHebel A, bakery and restaurant, Front Digby Charles, steward. Royal Columbian Hospital, Agnes Dijrby John, apprentice, Mainland Guardian Dinier William, deck hand, 8 S Robert Dunsmuir BHtchani Rev Oeo, Mission Church of England, Sapperton Ditmars J V, contractor. Farmer's Home Doake W H, assistant at the Fish Hatchery Dockerill John C, accountant, Bank B C, Queen's ave Dockrill G M, Ist assistant, Boy's School, cor Columbia and Lome Dockrill Mi88 M, 2nd assistant. Boy's School Dominie — , watchman, (special) Agnes Dominion Express Co, agent, R F Anderson, office C P R Depot Dominion Land Ag;ent, Aikman H B W, Columbia cor Mary Dominy H, compositor, Daily British Columbian Donahoe C J, upholsterer, (Eickhoff House) Douelly Sam, painter. Farmer's Home Douglas A Dei)];1iton, saddlers and harness makers, Columbia Douglas B, J P, (Douglas <& Deighton) Carnarvon Dowling F W, telegraph operator, C P R, Prevost Doyle James, guard, B C Penitentiary Draper J "S, secretary. Woollen Mills, Royal ave Draper W N, Royal ave Drew Thomas, carpenter, (W E Fales) Drummer L, shoemaker, Diebel's Restaurant Drummond Robt, mail clerk Agnes Drysdale D A Co, dry goods, Masonic Block, Columbia Drysdale D, (Drysdale D k Co) Mary Drysdale Geo, clerk, D Drysdale & Co) Mary Duff James, mill hand, (ROM) Duncan W A, cashier, (R C P M) Queen's ave Dunlop Wm, carpenter. Royal ave Dunlop Wm, carpenter, St John Durien M I, Right Rev'd P P, Coadjutor Bishop Dyker A C, filer, (R C M) Eades Harry, barber. Front Earl Ed, mill hand. Brunette Saw Mills Eastman Charles B, upholsterer, (Wintemute Bros) Eaton C, night watchman, Brunette Saw Mills Eckstein L P, solicitor (W Norman Bole) Mary C/5 ■n O 7} 18 Sz * > fcoO m -< ^ B. WILLIAMS & CO. '^' %":.x^is™5SlK^iS:'^"' 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Yiotoria, B. 0, i 1 : .1 I'i- I 'n \, At Ml i f\ -■« m 1 ■ (' 1 I im\ mm mn The RonicirVi Pi;innq Are the leading pianos in b. o 1 ne I\.OniSCn rianOS ^nd have the Largest Sales. C A. ILOMBARB o o CO C A. Lombard & Co., ""''t^^Z:'!^'^:^^ GO 390 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. UJ Fraser W S, teamster, (W R Austin) Agnes Freboru Wm, American Hotel Freeman John, mate, S S Adelaide Freeman R P, clerk, (D Drysdale < r- F Are urtaurpaitited far Tone, Touch and Durability. C. A. LO MBARD & 00., SOLE AGENTS, VIC TORIA. _ NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 391 I C^ Government Aj^ent, Cliarlea Warwick, Prevost | Grant A Masluro ' Boots and Shoesi I Custom Work and Repairing:. t Columbia Street, i Grant Angus, Capt S S Sampson, Prevost j Grant Captain Cowen, Clinton } Grant G W, arcliitect, Mary cor Clarkson, Royal ave Grant George V H, (Grant & Maclure) Prevost Grant J 8, machinist, (R P M) St John Grant John, bricklayer Grant Peter, chief clerk, Custom House Grant William P, capt Ferry, K de K, Montreal Gray D, 2nd cutter, Van Volkenburgh & Bro Gray Geo, tobacconist and fruit, Front Gray Geo, deck hand, S 8 Bell Gray James C, tobacconist, Front Gray J H, machinist, (R C M) Gray Thomas W, lumberman, Clinton Green Mrs L' widow, Sapperton Green L, civil engineer, C P R, Mary Green Norris, mill hand, Brunette Saw Mills Greig Mrs, widow, Clinton Greig Joseph, assistant, J E Phillips, Clinton Greig Walter, tinsmith, (E S Scoullar) Greig W R, painter, (C Murray) Clinton Gregory Geo, filer, (R C P M), Ellice Grimmer James, Ellice Grimmer L, house painter, Agnes Griffin Ihomas, deck hand, 8 8 Robert Dunsmuir Grotto Saloon, prop J R Brennan, Columbia Guest T D, clerk, Walker & Shadwell Gunn Alexander, laborer, Dallas Gunn D, keeper. Asylum for the Insane Gunn David, nightwatchmau, W Clinton, Montreal h: Hacker Mrs, widow, boarding house, Mary Haddon Kev'd Tlios, rector, St Paul's Episcopal Church, cor St John and Montreal Haddison Miss L, waitress, Merchants Exchange Haggmun August, Depot Hotel Haggmnn John, dairyman Hagstrum F J, cook, Brunette Saw Milh3 Hames Arthur, teamster, Gilley Bros feO o > C Q fern ^- 30 5 03 GOTO B. WILLIAMS & C0,. ^^"''^^^'"'»' Youth's and B oys Clothing 97vJohuaon Street, bet Broad aud Douglas, Victoria, 6. C. I' •'■. .'Si a !■ 'i 4 i ' m >V * ' ■^' (M \ -i 'H !' , W' 'M f.: J: ^^s^z::^:: i. Iflj 1 1;^ Ml O ^ z, s CO r P o hi B (Q H !3^r r^rk Direct imiwrten ©f FiAwoi, Ojmian* L. A. l-OmDaru ex V^O., ^n ^ 03 >J^ ^ o O ^2 \ ^P -"03 <» • ^> ^ z i, SO :' Ci ^TJ is J^Ti Ci- i ■■v';i ' v i ^*' I i lUf- l^r^nicrh PlnnnQ ^''^ "'*' LEADING PIANOS in u. c C A. I^OMBARD 4t COb, AGEWTS, TICTOlUit. The o o P4 394 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKECTOllY. Hoy Alderman H, contractor and builder Carnarvon Hub Saloon, prop Jas Turner, Columbia, S;. Huband Martin, city scavenger. Edinburgh ^ Haggcs Mrs, widow, Queens ave '■'■ Hughes Mrs Chas Hughes H H Hume Geo, teamster, Agnes Hume John, mill hand (Brunette S M) resSappevton Hume Kobert, Sapperton ^ ^_ Humphreys Thomas, assistant, (A M Herring) I Hutch eson John w > I Hutchin6t)n Geo, guard, B C Penitentiary, Sapperton M p.* 74 00 o CO o o i Iiitiiiig;i>aiits Slonie, Market Square, agent, John Sprott, res Pelham Indian Agent, P McTiernan Enlasid Kcvennc, acting collector, J S Cluto, Mary cor Colum- bia Insley Captain Asbery, Delaware Lodge, Columbia '■y^ I In«5»«ct«r of Fi«heriei». Thomas M!ownt. Mary cor Cohimhia -Tz^ j Inspector of Iloniestcads*. JS Macdone]], Columbia cor Mary Jrkman A, ojx'rator. C P B Telegraph, Diebel's Beytaurant Irwin Thomas, painter. Church jr Jackman liicliard, compositor, Mainland Guardian Jackboij Adam, guard nud messeug<'r, 'B C Penitentiary, Albert ' Crescent Jacoby Bro OM J. bandmaster St Ijouis Colh^ge Jaggers Jas. macJiinist. (ii C P M) Boyal av(; James Jamos. engineci, K do K, Montreal Jameson C M, Sappfrtou Jameson Balith, (Wright it Jameson) Jan)i('S(iii i), Iabo!'(,'i', Merchants Exchange Jnniiescii Ji('\M ii, prolcstaiit (•hai)hun, V> (' J'cinitentiarv, (Jiiiiton I Jamison \Vm, ch'rk, (1) |)i\\>dah' Si Co) Clinton Jacjues Ahh'rman. Janjes (i, lijsurancc a^'tMit, Bank IJldgs. Cihnn- bia, Clinton Jayoi O M 1. Bev'd {•' J M, assistant priest, St L'ftev's Cimrch j JetTcott J !'], engineer, S S Irving | Jenkins J J I. ('1' Cunningham ) ! Jenns E A, (CoibouM. McColl A Jenns) Agnes ' Jennings Miss dressmaker, cor Church and ('olumbia \ Jennings \\ alter i _ ^ _ ' A. GREGG & SON. AHIIS! lAILOHS, ^'l YAIESSMI Jpposile Luiinh'ii HhccI, I'iclorid^ B. C. Q ^.< ■J. > ''i ;■(!) >l EO ^ r*- HI Johns ' Johns ' Johns Johns JohnS' ^ Johns( >S I Johns( •^ j Johns( f*r^i Johnsc ««| Johnsc I Johnsc j Johnsc ! Dc Johnso Johnso Johnso Johuso] Jolmstc John! Jolmstt Jolinst Jones B Jo]ies ( Jojies il Jones I Jones Joneiii Julieu h Kay Wir Koay V> Kcary ^ Ktai'v re r{eery Kelive Keitl, K Keith C Kellv Ft K.'lIvO Kelly J Mii I The Ronisch Pianos ^ """""ak™ forT...,To«d..«. 0. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. NEW WESTMIXSTEll DIRECTORY. 395 X (0 k H SI «^, all 2| , i)ro])City J>akery Columbia res Agnos C^ ^ Tl o m ^z :Sz ' > • z m :30 ■< G OT O B. WILLIAMS & CO. ^^ X.?I^;5^1n!c^'^^'^^^' 97 Jiibuson Street, bet. Broud aud Douylas, Victoria, B. C. \[J^ 1 1 . 1 11 ■i 'I ■::f: .1 '' ' v: . ,1 1 1 i'Jmmi j' til;,:' -: i lii I Ni ^ u r^.- 'v/.-ncrn Pi-.nn.- Are tho LEAPIXG PIANOS in H.c lac xVCnllSCa llanos an.l l.av^. tl..^ Largest S-,!,., __ C. \, t,QMMAR.T> «fe CO.,, A'lt4;J€TS^\ftOrQRt4, 396 BKITlSn COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. QQ oq: oO .;»> Si: Ui us CN CO E=3 a:) CO aa CO aatfrs Kelly John, eogiiieer liio (lepartinent, Agues Kelly R II, prop Junction Hotel, New NVestminster Junction Kelly T, moiiUler (Keid & Currie) res Agnes KeHy Wnarninnager City Bsikery, Agnew Kicnnod/ fSro!«, publiMliors \h\i[y British Columbian, Columbui Kennedy B. compositor (i>fiily BrilisJi Colunibii'iu) Kennedy Geo (Kennedy Bros) Columbia Kennedy James, senr, Hrchitect, Coinmbia Kennedy James M (Kennedy Bro-O )es Columbia Kennedy John, engine driver (C P 11) res Uiebel's liestauraut Kontiedy J B, director Brunette Saw Mills Kent)edv Ko-'t (Kennedy Bros) res Coiumbia Kennedy T. tinsmith (T C & 8ons) Kennedy Wm. aizent (Daily Britisli Columbian) res Columbia Ktrr Uobt, ci( th lini-her (N W W Manufacturing Co) res Citv • Hotol ^ ^ Keir '1 hos, foreman (Woollen Manf Co) res City Hotel King A- Keery, proj.s Kickh' ff House Front King Horace, teamster (M Des Bii-iay) res Sfc Patrick King John Iv iKingct Kf^ery) n^s Front King K, Eicklinff House Kin.; W J. factory hand (B C P M) Kin/j:WmB. M 8 I, architr<'t find sanitary enginooj, Masonic hik ( !olunilii.i. res St Patrick yvi]nieHr J A. prop Union Hotel. Crlinnbia KirklanrguB. Sappertoi; Tiaidlaw «rauK's, cannery prop. Sapperton, res Koyul ave Lake H D Lambert Bowland. prop Linidon Arms Saloon, r'ulnmbia L imorenx S I), operatoi-, C P K Telegraphs, Prevost liaiid Kej;i»ti\v Otfice, Begistrar K W Armstrong, Clarkson SjM5uI and W«rk!» Ofllioe, Govt agent, Chas Warwick, Prevost Ijane John, t* amster. Merchant Exciuingc Lane Thop, laborei', Koyal ave Lr.nsing Cr J, laborer, American Hotel Latham Peter, market gardener, Douglas Jjathan - apprentice (Reid ife Currie) Latrem J, teamster, American Hotel Q s am G • SI* V. • « t Mr i A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, u. Receive ihe firat Imijurted Woulen Gooih in the Ciiij The Ronisch Pianos ^;;r»'r;;2;^:.'; ;;"„'"'• C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole J gents, Vict arm. ll ^ U 8 3 S 3 [-3 NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 897 ^^^ ':^ fcS^ «--« |H UiHt ,,,0 Of .<^ Hill < f. < s ;^ 5 J • !J s h Latton Steve, engiiipor. Columbia Law Robert, sec New WeatmiDster Foundry, Front Lnw Jhos, moulder. Front Law William, moulder, Elli()tt Learning AV H, mill hand (R C P M) res Agues Leaniy Andrew, solicitor, McKnuzie, res St John Lefimy Jas, coutractoi (Leamy k Kyle) res Agnes Lb Bargo A, mill hand (R C P M) Lee Mrs, widow, Louisa Gardens Leishman A, mill hand (Brunette S M) Lester VV G, assistant gaoler, Provincial Gaol Levi Tbos. prop American Hotel, Columbia Lewis n • i :, '.■' ;'r .1.. fli 1,1 < ihU' III il •iif 1: It.'' I' Jil I ijii : I' >(tll H- fe g 25 o a o j=i -I— > o o CO GO C A. Lombard & Co., ^rM^-riJ^T^SJir^ 398 BBTTISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. MacLean I M, B A, M D, Agnes Magnone Gindo, carpenter, Boyal ave Magnone J B, employee, Bank B C, Columbia Mahoney Mrs, weaver, W Woollen Mf'g Co Mahoney Miss, weaver, W Woollen Mf'g Co nainlnnd Ouardlan, Cliurch, editor, J E, Suter Hainland Tannery, prop James Rousseau, Sapperton Mainland Transfer Co, Gilley Bros props. Columbia near Depot Major & Pearson, real estate and insurance agents, Bank Bldgs Columbia ^ Major C J, Agnes Mrnahan Brus, brick and pottery works, Park Beserve Manahan <& Beicbenbach, butchers, Front Manahan T J, (Manahan Bros) Colonial Manahan S, (Manahan & Heicheubach) Front Mann Alfred, driver, (Gilley Bros) Manson J S, merchant tailor, Columbia, Agnes Manson Phineas, senr, cooper, Dallas Manson Phineas, jr, blaclvsmith, Dallas Martin Frank, line repairer, C P R Telegraph Martin O M I, Rev A, R C Chaplain to Provincial Penitentiary Mathers & Milligan, produce dealers, Douglas Block, Front Mathers Henry, J P, Queen's ave Mathers W J, wharfinger, (James Wise) Mathers Wm John, (Mathers & Milligan) res Mary Mathe-ws A G-, Practical U-unsmith and Lock- smith- Repairing of all kinds a specialty. All work guaranteed to give satisiaotion! cor Columbia and Church May Robert Mayers Christian, engineer, 8 8 Adelaide Mayers Geo, captain, S 8 Adelaide Mayle Thos, bricklayer, Melbourne "Mayor" The, Robert Dickinson McBride A H, J P, warden, B C Penitentiary, Sapperton road McBride Bro James, O M I, professor, 8t Louis College McBride R, law student, T C Atkinson, Columbia McBroom David, teamster. Queen's ave McCaffery Thomas, laborer, Cleveland Hotel McCaskill M, shipwright, (R C P M) Agnes McColl A J, (Corbould, McCoU & Jenns) Columbia McColl Neil, clerk, (Wm McColl) Columbia McCoU Wm, Importer and dealer in Dvy goods. Groceries and Provisions, Lnnd- bom^s Block. Colombia. A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, 6. C Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the CUif, ja»i' I near Bldgs tiary mDnmCPU DIAUnQ ^^^ ^^rpasnd for Ton, nUniOUn nilllUO Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD A CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. o O 1^ o NEW WESTMINSTER DIKECTORY. 399 W 5 SI « fig ft'" 1- McOoney M, cook. Holbrook McCorvie A, (P J Foulds & Co) McCowan D, keeper, Asylum for the Insane McCuUoch A, mill hand (R C P M) Royal ave McCready F W. contractor, Agnes cor Lome SlcCreight J F Hon Sir Justice, Judge of Supreme and County Courts, res Columbia MoDermid John, book-keeper, (DMcPhaden) City Hotel McDonald Bros, groceries and provisions, Columbia McDonald John, carpenter, Pelham cor Clinton McDonald J D B, carpenter, Pelham McDonald J ^^, (McDonald Bros) Clement McDonald R C, (McDonald Bros) Clement McDonald R J, plasterer, Diebel's Restaurant, Front McDonald W McDonnell George, laborer, Merchants Exchange HcDonongh Cnafi, wholesale and retail merchant. Front McDougall Alex, Pelham McDougdll Miss Mary, milliner (Mrs Wm Rae) McFarlane John, laborer, (Depot Hotel) McGillivray D C, guard B C Penitentiary McGregor Col Donald, librarian, public library, (City Hotel) McGuckin M I, Rev'd J M, pastor, St Peter a R C Church Mclnnis Angus, general merchandise, Front Mclnnes E W, Farmer's Home Slclnnes Loftas R, M D, Columbia Mclnnes T A, steward, B C Penitentiary MclDoes Senator T R, Mary Mcintosh C, wood turner, R C P M Mcintosh Finley, milk ranch, North Arm rd fflclntosh K W, prop Caledonia Hotel, Fiont,opp Wise's wharf Mclsaac Miss M, tailoress, (M A McRae) McKay Gordon, bartender, Holbro* ^ House McKay John C, laborer, Holbrook L use McKee Hamilton, guard, B C Penitentiary, Sapperton JlcKeenN, C A M^on, general dealers, Front McKeon George, [McKeen N C A Son] Front McKeen N C, [McKeen l c*3 o'i^ ■ •> Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER. N'. 14580 (7.i. 372-4503 4is % iLrf- i^.r w.AuvfjjJi'i!-: il„ i Jit '. ' f:i r^ r*. ! ■ |i II: THE RONiscH PIANOS ^r.r:^^::r:r C. A. LOMB ARD & CO.. SOLE A GENTS. V »C;jORtA. LKITISH COLUMBIA DIUiiCTOhi'. | 09 M 400 McKiuuou D, vaucber, Merchants Exchauge '' MeLachhin Andrew, saw mill, Ferris cor Agnes McLaughlin A, junl sulenman, [R P M] McLean Alexander, carpenter, Ackerman Bros McLean Allan, guard, ii C Penitentiary, iScippertou McLean Dan, mill naud, [RUM] McLean Donald, surgeon, cor Olarkson and McKeuzie McLean G, factory hand, B G M McLennan Alex D, manager, [D McLennan} McLennan Daniel, grocer and provisions, Columbia McLennan Dun, carpenter, Carnarvon McLennan Wm, bridge carpenter, McLeod A, prop Falace Saloon, Front cor Mary McLeod J M, dairy and fruit, Ellice McLeod Malcolm, watchman of canneries, Patrick McMaun Phillip McMartin Isaac, mill wrightjJTK PM] Edinburgh ' McMartin James, 2nd clerk. Custom House McMorran R A, teamster, Edinburgh McMurphy Donald, engineer, Pelham McMurphy John, senr, caretaker, P O Buildings, Pelham McMurphy John, jr, carpenter, Pelham McMurphy Robert, logger, Pelham McMurphy Wm, foreman, Wellington Packing Co, Pelham McNttb David. Agnes McNab John, Agnes McNair David, secty, (R P M) Douglas near Royal ave McNair E, carpenter, [R C M] McNair Geo, ROM, Depot McNally Thomas, laborer, St Louis College McNamara James, Columbia McNaughten C M, watchmaker and jeweller, Columbia, Montreal McNeish Thomas, assistant at the Fish Hatchery McNiven John, section man, P R, Sapperton McPhaden Alderman D, groceries and provisions, Columbia, res Royal ave McPhee Alex, sen, ship carpenter. Brown McPhee A. jr, ship carpenter. Brown McPhee Donald, ship carpenter, Brown McPherson D, assistant book-keeper, [R C M] McPherson Mrs, M'idow, St George's Square McRae Alex, tailor, [M A McRae] Royal ave McRae K, tailor, [M A McRae] McRae M A, merchant tailor, Columbia McRae Wm, sen, tailor, FMA McRae] Royal ave . ' >v McRae Wm, jun, tailor, [M A McRaeJ Royal ave A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Vidorim, B. C. 9 4 »t ■■■ ^ *\ ^^■ ^^ gfl) s «*■ > KM ^^, f (■ *■< i'. ^^ , (n w > n tz! • '. m a |5 1 » (■ ! * /" i\ T ^%^U^ t-A >ir ("^ f\ t)lreot impoilLM of Piakoc, OB«Ajr» L. /^. i^omuara ex. v^o., ^^j mdsicai* instbcjowts. NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTOEY. 401 McSwain James, compositor, Daily British Columbiun M cTierman Patrick, ludiau Ageut, Clement cor Royal ave McVigli Kobt, foreman, CPU, American Hotel McWliirter A, mill hand, [R C P M] ISIead GeO:, Hairdressez*, Columbia, 8ole A§rt for H Tibbe, Son Sc Go's Ulissouri Patent Cox*u Cob Pipes. Send for prices Merchants Exchange, prop James Punch, Columbia opp Depot Slerchants Exchange Dining and ISleei)iug apartments, prop W E Mortimer, Columbia 0{)p Depot Mercies Georg*', cabinet maker, [Wintemute Bros] Carnarvon 31ethodi§t Churciii. Mary, (see page 371) Milbnru Wm, carnage maker, Depot Millard Chas T, commission merchant. Front Agnes Miller A, butcher boy. Van Volkenburgh & Bro Miller D.ivid, assistant, P J Fould, Frew Miller J) S, biaiiiO Stage prdp, Transfer Stables Miller George, cook, Cleveland Hotel Miller E J, artist, (Mrs Stirsky's) Miller James, trade instructor, baker, B C Penitentiary . Miller James, fmr, Kousington Prairie Milliard Jos, mill hand, R C M Milliard Jules, mill hand. (R C M) Milligan D S, (Mathers & Milligan) Agnes Mills Jos. engineer, (R C P M) Montreal Montgomery J B, jr, foreman, Brunette Saw Mills, Sapperton Moutgomery J, engineer, S S Robert Dunsmuir Moore Henry, lumberman. Royal ave Moore James, police constable, (Diebel's Restaurant) Moose Mrs, widow. North road Moose Martin, laborer North Arni rd Morey & Go, Printers, Stationers etc, and dealers in toys, fancy g;ooda. mn&io A musical Instruments Columbia > Opposite Telegraph OfAce- Morey Henry, (Morey H & Co) Douglas Moresby Wm, governor, Central Prison Dlorsby Wm, warden Provincial goal Queen's ave Morgan M I, Rev'd Wm, clerical student, St Louis College Moriey €, Mineial Water manufacturer, manager, J Henley, Front Moroney M I, Bro John, prof, St Louis College Morris David, manager and secretary, N W Gas Co, Edinburgh Morrison A C, section foreman, Sapperton nortimer Wm E, prop Merchant Hotel Restaurant, Columbia, opposite Depot \X^ ■H o Kk-n ? m z c CO BWII I lAfUIQ Pn on l^eep always in stock a flrst-class Assortmen • flll.l.l»mO Ck llUij of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them 97 Johusou Street, bet Broad and DouKlas, Victoria, B. C. I '(I !:'';■ 'M: :lH I'll ; )!■' 'wm ■J 'til i ft' im llt'::ii 1 ''3 J i ■ :\ ■* ;i "Hi I I j I l::':i'i tin: ■ii " i. : I ■ /In !' i; The Ronisch Pianos ^ **"* ^^^^'^g pianos \mm,o lUC IVUnibCn JrianOb »nd have th« L»ne«t B»1« C Am LOMBAIU) # CO., AGBHTg, TlCTOmUL, i2 2Q a 402 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIREGTORT. Mott A W, operator, C P R Telegraphs, Alice Gardens Mowat M M, caretaker of the Fish Hatchery, Columbia nowat Thomas, J P, Inspector of Fisheries, Mary, cor Colum- bia, res Columbia Moance Bros, bakers, groceries and provisions dealers, Front Mouuce James W, manager, (Mounce Bros) Front Mounce Lewis A, (Mounce Bros) Mounce Richard G. (Mounce Bros) Front Mullen James, clerical student, St Louis College Mulvaney O M I, Bro John, St Louis College Munday George, laborer, Sapperton Municipal OflSces, Columbia near Mary Murchie David, carpenter Agnes Murchie John, assistant store keeper, R C P M, Ellice Murchie Wells, assistant clerk, Colonial Hotel Murchison Arch, captain, S 8 Stella Murchison train baggageman, C P R, Diebel's Restaurant Murk Henry, assistant, (Geo Mead) Columbia Murphy James, lumberman Elliott Murray Charles, house and nign painter, Clarkson, res Lorn Murray Geo, B, Clinton Murray Hugh, teamster, Columbia, American Hotel Murray Wm, butcher, (R Dickinson) Lome Myers C, str Adelaide, North Arm road Myers F H, harness maker, (Douglas A Deighton) Church IsT Nash Ebenezer, joiner, Pelham Naures W, (Mrs Stirsky's) Neal Wm C, raai:ager, Merchants Exchange, Columbia Neill Daniel, drayman, St Andrew Nelson A M, commission agent, Agnes Nelson Nels, brewer Newton E J, harness maker, (Douglas - > m -< \m' H ■ \h ' i !il ir., ;,!;*' m-h m iiiiK" ill S5T0 B. WILLIAMS &C0. *" ^^L^SLS^^"^' 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglw, Yiotoria, B. C. The Ronisch Piinos •^'•^ the leading pianos in a c. I IIL iVUnib>L.l 1 laill)-. „„, ,^j^y^, j.,,^ Largest Sales. '■• si ) '[ .■' ; pi 6 i 1 i }, QQ 1' ■ ' flit ,r< iV.\ ■% ;i<';^' OQC 4 ■:, • So 1 ■'! kH :..;;■'!: oO |^to'■t'i.' \'4' i ''■■ ^D "^ ;jf J* .: o Vt iif.^ « 'i wi ' ■" :t ^^i!■■ ;;,.:. Iw' * ' i'i'i:: h: iMk I 'i'^; , «^ \M\:.h 1 :i^* "J I ■' li { ! 1 J 'jf . '■' ' '•r 1 !«'• :| OS If' ' ' ' UJ ' r.r' '', ■J >'^ • "I 1 ^"1 ;l 1"' '■' »■ ■ ? ? J '1 ;i '. O ' ^1 ' 1 i- y\ > Ij'i'r CO ^. ?:: , ! ■! >.,,■ ^ ■ 4"':( ' ■ ! i V ' 1 1 .,.»-,—/ ./;,.; !■ .' !;■:'•! ■ '* i ' K !irl!^ ■ a 'fi !r iii! |. .S ! .( .'1 ■ . "I ■ r'^.^- & ?f !:■■; a , 1 1 ,^- :| . 1^ f- ■; ■ J ;,'■' *i W'l ■I ■ 1 ^^^ mS! ''•' ) ' ' t^si ll| •:;:;'' «2 ■ll ^' ' ' Is ' j , ; j* ' 1 ? P3 HI ■ '/ \-\ • ii^jEii;, eO ml ,■ : ' 1; .rc|-'',i 1 -> lii '' i '1 ' 'ir '1 ^ fj ■ ) cs 1 ' !' i' PQ ^^i|i :i, CO I '■ ■ '■ ' >i ■% i ; '.1 LxJ 1 Ml j 'f.fl SSS^ ' 'i- : 'li'isi^k n| KMHM ? 'Ml ^ r GO HI!. oc 1 : ': LU 1 ' ^ . _^ y 404 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Pearce Sidney J, police constable Pearson T R, (Major & Pearson) Kt.yal ave Pock C, driver, (McDonald Bros) Peck H, carpenter, Alice Gardens Peck W, ship carpenter, Alice Gardens Peck Wesley, ship carpenter, Bushby Peebles Peter, furniture dealer, Columbia, St John Peebles Miss, fancy goods and stationery, Columbia Peele A, chemist and druggist, Columbia, Mary Peers Alexander, Montreal Pelly Justin, law student, (Corbould, McCoU & Jenns) Sapperton load Penitentiary U €, warden, A H xMcBride, J P Penny George, porter, James Cunningham Perdue A, mill hand, Brunette Saw Mills Perdue E, mill hand, Brunette Saw Mills, Sapperton Perkins H, painter, Koyal ave ^ > Perkins James H, i^ainter, Eoyal ave Perry James, mill hand. (li C M) Perry J C, mill hand, (R CM) Peters Albert, engineer, S S Stella Peters H W, mill wright. Brunette Saw Mills, Alice Gardens Peters J B, mill hand. Brunette Saw Mills, Irving Peterson P, teamster, (J M Wise) Prevost Petrie J D, employee, Ackerraan Bros Phillips C W, fireman, S S "Bell" Phillips James, steward, Asylum for the Insane, Agnes Phillips J E, clothing and gents furnishings, Columbia, Agnes Phillips Leonard, bartender, Colonial Hotel Phillips Matthew, assistant, (James Ellard & Co) Agnes Pickles C, mill hand, (R C M) Mary Pittendrigh Arthur B, telephone department, Columbia Pittendrigh A E, assistant at the Fish Hatchery Pittendrigh Geo, J P, county court and general agent, McKenzie, res Columbia Pittendrigh G T, telephone department, Columbia Pither Luke, prop Colonial Hotel, Columbia Plumb L S, hostler, (J M Wise) Blackia Police M»s;i«trate, T C Atkinson Pope John, employee, Ackerman Bros Popplewoll John, jiotter, Holbrook House Port & Co D W, wholesale fish dealers, Richard Port E H, agent, D W Port & Co, Royal ave Po;Stnit&$4ter, J C Brown Post Ofllce Saviug» Bunk, Post Office Bid, Columbia cor Mary Prentise J W, clerk, C P R Q 5 Shi " 1 ^ 9 Hi so td 10 (4 14 s cap < c NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 405 Presbyterian Church, cor Blackwood ami Carrnavon (see page 87^ ) Prestidge James, fmr, Farmers Home Preston Kobt, lumberman, Koyal ave Price David, employee Ackerman Bros Price George, fireman, 8 S 8amson Pride W A. teamster Prior John, mill wriglit, (R C M) Proctor H, mill hand, (H C M) Provincial n ^0 a o Oh a o OS o o CO CO '^•» and Musical Itnmvttutrn' •VTOTOT^.TA., B.C. 406 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIBIOTOBT. BobertsoQ A, Bobertson Danbar, groceries and provisions, Columbia, Mary BobertsoD Geo, purser, S 8 Wm Irving Bobertson B J, guard, B C Penitentiary Bobins J, meohanie, (Union Hotel) Bobiijsou E, mill hand, Brunette l^aw Mills Bobiuson P B, man'gr, Van Volkenburgh & Bro, (Colonial Hotel) Bobinson James Alex, Columbia Bobinson J W, Farm«?rs Home Bobinson Leonard, carpenter, Queens ave Bobson C J, fruit and glassware dealer, Columbia, St George's Square Bobson D, city clerk, Boyal ave Bobson David, clerk, (Major & Pearson) Bogers Miss E, principal. Girl's School, Queens ave Bogers L, purser, 8 S Bobert Dunsmuir, Albert Crescent Bogers J W, mate, S S Bobert Dunsmuir . ^ Bogers Mrs, widow, Boyal ave Bogers Mrs. widow, Albert Crescent ' Bogers Miss, school teacher, Boyal ave Bogers Wm, captain,"Bobert Dunnmuir," Booney John, chief mail clerk of trains Boss H G, com broker and lumber, Dufferin, Queen's Park Boss John, fisherman. North road Boss M, tobacconist & confectionery, Columbia Boss Mrs, matron. Asylum for the Insane Boss, McLaren & Co (Ottawa) res Mary Boss W, late prop Colonial boot and shoe store • . • . Boxberry Mrs H, tobacconist and fruit, Columbia * Bousseau, Jas, Columbia St, manufacturep A dealer in boots, shoes, leather A findings. Also all kinds of hides Sc skins oak and hem- look tanned. Bes Ferris. Boy Peter, carpenter, (B C M) Royal City Cigar Factory, prop James Harling. Columbia Royal City Planing Mills, manager John Hendiy, Bichard Royal Colnmblan Hospital, Agnes, steward, Chas Digby Byan Michael, shoemaker, (A B Wintemute) City Hotel s Salvation Army quarters, Agnes Sapperton Brewery, props Wright & Jameson, Sapperton Sayer Joseph, fireman. Woollen Mills, W Clinton, Montreal Sayer B, mill hand, Brunetce Saw Mills Schetky G L, (Ogle, Campbell & Co) Agnes Scholelleld Rev'd S C, assistant priest. Holy Trinity Episco- pal Church, Pelham cor Clement A. GREGG a SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C, Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in tiie City. ft UHtutpamwi for Tone Touch and DurabHity. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. IS NEW WESTMINSTER DIBEOTOBT. 407 H O H H M ^ «H 0)8 Ob Scott Charlefl, laborer, Sapperton ' .• . : Scott Frank, engineer, Columbia Scott Jacob, carpenter, Agnes Scott John, factory hand, BOM Scouler Rev'd T, pastor, St Andrew's Presbyterian, Carnarvon Scoallar A W, book-keeper, (E S SoouUar & Co) Sooullap 1S»& A Uo, Columbia Street, Whole- sale and Retail Dealers in Stoves and .Ranges. Manfaontnrersof Tin, Copper and Iron Ware. Iron and Lead Pipe, Pumps, etc. Plumbers* and Gas Fitters* Goods. Scoallar Alderman E S (Scoallar E S & Co) Scoallar G F, clerk, (E S ScouUar & Co) Agnes 3hadwell H B, (Walker A Shadwell) MoEenzie Sharpe J H, tallyman, (ROM) Shepherd Arthur, clerk, Land and Works Office, Prevost Mc- Eenzie f^herilf W J Armstrong Shiles B W, carpenter, Prevost Shiles D, tinsmith, (James Cunningham) Shirley J H, book.keeper, (H F Bead & Co) Albert Crescent Slllitoe Acton W, D D, Bight Bev'd Lord Bishop of New West- minster, res St Mary's Mount, Sappeiton Sinclair D S, capitalist, Mary Sinclair Magnus, fisherman, Douglas Sinclair Marshall, general store, Columbia, Agnes Small Geo B, barber, Holbrook, res Church Small Mrs Kate, dressmaker. Church Smith A G, City Lock Up keeper Smith Allan, carpeater, Farmers Home Smith E A, D D S, dentist. Bank Bldgs, Columbia Smith Frank, batcher, (B Dickinson) Edinburgh Smith H, carpenter, Ackerman Bros, Brown Smith James Carter, mason. Church Smith James G, Clinton Smith J M, carriage maker, (Beid & Currie) Church - Smith — , North Arm road Smither Alfred, accountant, Edinburgh Smyth B, guard, B Penitentiary Speirs A W, blacksmith, (B C M) Speirs James, blacksmith, (B C P M) EUice Spink T A, foreman. Mainland Guardian, Albert Crescent Sprott John, immigration agent, Pelham St Andrew's Presbyterian, cor Blackwood and Carnarvon, pastor, Bev'd T Scouler St Ann's CouTent, Toung Ladies' Academy, Albert Crescent S > z S ^z S3 Z 5 GOTO B, WILLIAMS & C0. y^o'-J>^«"'8» Youth's and Boya' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas. Yiotoria, B. 0. :!'i n I, t " 1^1: .i'^l: Hi! H il;! k li a THE RONISGH PIANOS Are th0 Leading PUn(,$ in m, c and I'l'iv^ the ui^ofyt »<(«.V C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGCNT3 ViC rVMi^ 408 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. NtCharleH R C Churcli, (Indian Mission) Blackwood JSt Louis €olles;e, Blackwood and Agnes, President Rev'd Father MnGuckin O M I St Ulary'M, Church of Enj/land, rector The Bisliop of New West- iniuster, Sapperton St Mjir.v Hospital, cor Agnes and Merivale St Patrick's Public Library, Columbia St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Olinrch 8t Julni. Sen page 871 St Peter's R € Cliureh, i)abtor Rev J McGuckin, M I, cov Blackwood and Columbia, nee page 371 Stamford B, employee C Morley, Columbia Starratt P P, employee Ackerman Bros Steele Michael, deck hand, S S Robert Dansmuir St(^phen James, uight watchman, Douglas S'terratt G, mill hand, Brunette Saw Mills Sterratt W D, mill baud. Brunette Saw Mills Stevenson I, lumberman, American Hotel Stewart Alex, ship carpenter. Depot Stewart Finlay, guard, B C Penitentiary Stewart J. tinsmith, T Cunningham k Sons Stickley W S, gas stoker, Agnes Stickney S E, teamster, Ellice Stickney AVeston, stoker, Gas Co, Agnes Stirsky Mrs E C, furnished rooms, Columbia Stirsky Frank, 75 Columbia Street, Practical Watchmaker and Jeixreller. All work First- Class and warranted for one year. Remem- ber the Blue Store. Stirsky J, assistant, ( F Stirsky) Columbia i Stone Edward, teamster, (W li Austin) Royal ave I Stout Charles, (McDonough^ St Andrew i Stout H, machinist, (Reid ■^ td ■a > ^ r H ^\ "1 ^a 5 3 (D I * 8 I Ms** °2 "^ S: "I w Q N« A ^ ■f Cu a A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STffin Opposite Langley Street, Vicioria, B. C, CA T i-it>^kof-/4 RrC^r^ Direct importtn •t Fianm, Om«AKS 40 s Ml t«3> Q) y i 30 8 M NEW WEBTMINHTEi: DIRECTORY. 400 8 Stuurt Alex, ship carpenter, Depot Hotel Stnart C, employee (C McDonough) Stuurt John, (Stuart & Cash) Columbia Nully J E, blacksmith, Douglas & Blackio, Mary Nuter J K, editor und nifinager. Mainland Guardian Sutherland Geo, plasterer, Douglas Sutherland James, laborer, Royal ave Sutherland John, weaver. West Mills, Clarkson Sutherlmd John, carpenter, St George's Square Sutherland Thomas, spinner, \V Woollen Alf'g Co T Taffoudale James, fireman, S S R Irving Tiinase Apostle, expressman, North Arm road "Tjiylor Burton, employee (Wintemuto Bros) Agnes Tiiylor George, fireman, S S Gladys Taylor George, collar maker (Douglas & Deighton) City Hotel Taylor Herbert, upholsterer, (Wintemute Bros) Taylor John, painter (Reid & Currie) Agnes Telephone, New Westminster & Burrard Inlet, oflice Clarkson Telegraph Office, Columbia, supt James Wilson Telei^raph Hotel, Mrs M Hogan, Front Temperance Hall, Columbia, A O F, Court Lord Dufferin Terhune M, captain, S S Swan Teach B H, general dealer, From Teachner H C, engineer, S S "Bell" Thew J, engineer, S S Iris, Sappertou Thibaudeau W, civil engineer, (Mrs Stirsky's) Thomas John, plasterer. Church Thomas Joseph, lamplighter, Edinburgh Thompson & Bovill, photographers, Columbia, Hamley Blk Thompson J L, employee Ackerman Bros Thompson L, carpenter, Brown Thompson Peter, farmer Thompson S J, (Thompson A Bovill) Spring Villas, Agnes Thomson I, factory hand, (R C M) Thornton Thomas, laborer, cor Park and Pelham Thrift James, mill hand, (R C M) Thrift John, mill hand, R C P M Tidy & Forfar, contractors Tietjen Win, prop Mainland Cigar factory, Columbia, res Mrs St'nflkys Tierney Jas, saloon manager Timon Alex, clerical student, St Louis College Timon John, clerical student, St Louis College Tinaas — , expressman. North Arm road 0:5 o [;: ^ CO f C/5 " z ^^ m • H Z Q BWII IIAMQJ& Pn Keep always in stock a first-class Assortment ■ "ll»LllllHO ' ■^^'i-'li m (!.• . 'I i Vi-i ifi !•>'■' illii ill ^m 11 . ■ ■"'•■■' WMwM r 11 •: . I Hi iMM m te ? 1} The Ronisrh Pianos ^^ '^* 'eadino pianob m r. c 1 lie IVOnibCn IT IdllOb ^„d ,,^y^ y,, Largwl Sale C A. LOMBARD A CO., AGSlf TS, VICTORIA. 410 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIREGTORT. Todd Wm, tinsmith, (E S Sooullar A Go) Tolmle A J, p^'op Club Oyster Saloon and Restaurant, Colum- bia, res Beg^iie Tota Phillip, ca/penter, Dallas Town Hall, Co^ainbia Townley T O, barrister, Armstrong blk, Columbia, res Alice Gardens Townsend H B, machinist, Patrick Townsend Alderman W B, livery stables, Columbia near Depot, res Patrick Trew Mrs, widow, Mary Trodden James, conductor CPU, Agues Trommer L, shoe maker (James Rousseau) Turnbull A, clerk (R C M) Turnbull George, contractor and builder, cor Douglas and Pelbam Turnbull James, carpenter and builder, Agnes Turnbull Thomas, carpenter, Brown, res cor Halifax Turnbull Thomas, carpenter, EUice Turnbull Wm, contractor and builder, res Edinburgh Turnbull Wm, contractor. North road, res cor Edinburgh Turner D G, glazier (R P M) Queen's ave Turner Fred G, cashier (W T & G) res Royal ave Turner Geo, land surveyor. Royal ave, near Douglas Turner James, mop Hub Haloon, Columbia Turner Mrs, M E, Clinton, cor Royal ave Tylor Theodore, accountant, res Douglas TJ Union Hotel, prop J A Einnear, Columbia Uppper D A, clerk C P R, Telegraph Upper R, clerk (James Cunnin^am) Uren John, photographer, Columbia Urquhard \valter, laborer, City Hotel Van Volkenburg^h A Bro, butchers, Columbia Yass David, Douglas Tianen W H, fish and game dealer. Front "V7" Walker A Shadwell dry goods and clothing, Columbia Walker Arthur, carpenter, Pelham Walker R, mill hand, Brunnette Saw Mills Walker T, mill hand. Brunette Saw Mills Walker W J A Co, accountants and real estate agents, Bank bids, Mary A. GREGG dc SON. ART ST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. H The Ronisch Pianos -rrr":^:;:;';."^*"' C. A. Lombard^' Co., Sole J^ents, Victoria. ffi Q} <1 hi I h (^ H < ft "* NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 411 Wftlktn- W J (Walker W J & Co) St John VVnllace Geo, inatruetor of gunnery 8t Andrews Wallace J W, carpenter (11 C M) Wainli O M I, licvd James, Director St Louis college Walnh liohn, trade inHtructor tailor B C Penitentiary Walsh Tliomns, tailor, Columbia, Albert Crescent Wamsley W, Southern Railway, Mrs Stirsky's Ward Annie, waitress, Farmer's Home Ward G A, logger, Farmer's Homo Ward W F, logger, Farmer's House Tir WT a. J N res ^ llh (Ueid & Currie) res EUice estiiiini»ter and Bnrrard Inlet Telephone €o, office Clarksou, president J C Armstrong ^Vestminster Woollen IManufactnrlng Co, Secty Draper, Front Weston J, deck hand S S Adelaide Wetzel Fred, shoe maker (James Rousseau) Wharton George, bhicksmith (Reid & Currie) Douglas Whelan O M I, Bro Wm, professor St Louis College White J C, commercial traveller. Bank buildings, res Columbia White Revd J H, pastor Methodist Church, res Mary Whiteside IJaniel, messenger SupFvime und County Courts, Montreal Whiteside J M, miner, Montreal Whiteside W J, Law student (T C Atkinson) res Montreal Whittaker H, mill hand (R C P M) res Royal are Whitworth Isaac, engineer (R C P M) Montreal Whyman Edward, landscape gardener, EUice, res cor Royal ave Wiggins John, guard B C penitentiary, rea Sapperton Wilberg B, cigar maker, res Begbie Wilcox S, engineer, res Blackie Wilcox 8, laborer, Blackie Wilkie Henry, factory hand ( R C P M) North Arm Wilkie Walter, clerk (Jones W A Dash wood) res Columbia Williams C T, accountant, Dallas Williams Emanl, prop Grotto Restaurant, Columbia cor McKenzie Williams H H, keeper, Asylum for the Insane, Pelhara C/5 to GO Tq B .WILLIAMS &COm ^Q'' ^^"'«' Youth's and Boya' Olotbing, 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Viotokia, B. C ill 1 ' "I- ■' > ■ \ M Uii ■'«' '13 '.^jK^fWw;., t;i, ■f i: m:k. Ilf ft I The Ronisrh Pianos ^^ '*"• 'fading piANOft mac 1 lie rVUIllbCn JTianUb ^„^, ,,^y^ j,,^ Largest Sale C A, LOMBARD A CO., AQBlfTS, VICTORIA. 410 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIBEGTORT. Todd Wm, tinsmith, (E S Scoullar & Go) Tolmie A J, prop Club Oyster Saloon and Restaurant, Colum- bia, res Begbie Tota Phiiiip, carpenter, Dallas Town Hall, Columbia Townley T O, barrister, Armstrong blk, Columbia, res Alice Gardens Townsend H B, machinist, Patrick Townsend Alderman W B, livery stables, Columbia near Depot, I Trapp T J & do, Columbia Street, Importers f^? ^alers in General Hardware. Paints Oils, Window Glass. Wall Paper, Brushes, m -T. ^"ra*" .Pitch, Oaknm, &c Auctioneers Irapp 1 J, nuetiouoer, Columbia '«. |i i I It' oo ct3 o o CO B o < a a Turnbull Wm, contractor. North road, res cor Edinburgh ***-'-J« Turner D Q, glazier (R C P M) Queen's ave Turner Fred G, cashier (W T & G) res Royal ave Turner Geo, land surveyor. Royal ave, near Douglas Turner James, prop Hub Haloon, Columbia Turner Mrs, M E, Clinton, cor Royal ave Tylor Theodore, accountant, res Douglas TJ Union Hotel, prop J A Einnear, Columbia Uppper D A, clerk C P R, Telegraph Upper R, clerk (James Cunnin^am) Uren John, photographer, Columbia Urquhard Walter, laborer. City Hotel Van Yolkenbai^h A Bro, butchers, Columbia Yass David, Douglas Tianen W H, fish and game dealer, Front Walker A Shadwell dry goods and clothing, Columbia Walker Arthur, carpenter, Pelham Walker R, mill hand, Brunnette Saw Mills Walker T, mill hand. Brunette Saw Mills Walker W J A Co, accountants and real estate agents, Bank bids, Mary A. OBE6G & SON. ART ST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. The Ronisch Pi&nos^"J\TZ'^;::Z!'- C. A. Lombard Si' Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. jj ui ' > NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 411 Walker W J (Walker W J & Co) St John Wallace Geo, instructor of gunnery 8t Andrews Wallace J W, carpenter (R C M) Walsh O M I, Eevd James, Director St Louis college AValah John, trade instructor tailor B C Penitentiary Walsli Thomas, tailor, Columbia, Albert Crescent Wamsley W, Southern Railway, Mrs Stirsky's Ward Annie, waitress, Farmer's Home Ward G A, logger, Farmer's Home Ward W F, logger, Farmer's House Waring W, fireman S S Robt Dunsmuir Warwick Cliarle,'*, Government agent, res Royal ave Warwick Geo, dork. C P N Co, Elliott Watson George, mill hand (R C M) Watson John, bricklayer. Farmer's Home Webb S H, gunsmith and auctioneer, Columbia Webster J A. gentleman, res Bank bid, Columbia Wellon C, mill hand (R C P M) Wells Nelson, North Arm road Welsh F, dentist, Columbia Hotel Welsh T, blacksmith (Reid & Currie) res Ellice Westminister and Bnrrard Inlet Telephone Co, office Clarkson, president J C Armstrong Westminster Woollen Manufacturing Co, Secty J N Draper, Front Weston J, ileck hand S S Adelaide Wetzel Fred, shoe maker (James Rousseau) Wlinrton George, blacksmith (Reid ' o «^" So oO C3 C9 CO UJ 04 CO (a£? GQ 93 GO ^ The Ronisch Pianos Are the leadijsw pianos in 1 nC IVUIUbCEl 1 IcinUb ^^^j ^ave the Largest Sales. 412 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Williams Russia, sawyer, Dallas Williams Stepheu, blacksmith, Dallas Willis William, teamster, Merchant Exchange Wilraot E A, civil engineer. Masonic Block, res Columbia Wilson Alfred Charles, gardener, Blackwood Wilson Charles, clerk, Colonial Hotel Wilson H A, oi^erator C P R Telegraph Wil^ion Jaine!», superintendent C P R Telegraphs, res Mary Wilson Ralph, carpenter (Wintemute Bros) res Mary Wilturn W A, carpenter (R C M) Windsor E H, painter, Church Wingard West, teamster, Dallas Winn F W, mill hand (R C M) Winn George, Merchants Exchange Winsor, G E, Robertson Candy, Columbia Winter John, steward, Colonial Hotel WiLter W H, operator C P R Telegraph, Mary Wintemute A B, boot and shoe dealer, Columbia, res Agnes Wmtemute Sros, dealers in furniture and general house furnishings, Columbia St Wintemute John (Wintemute Bros) Clarkson Wintemute Joseph, Pelham cor Patrick Wintemute Robert (Wintemute Bros) Queen's ave Wise Charles, factory hand (R C M) Wise H, carpenter and rancher, Agnes Wise James, genei-al merchandise, Front Wise J M, livery stable proprietor, Dallas cor Blackie Wi^e Joseph, Blackio Wise John William, clerk (James Wise) Withrow David, mechanic, Agnes Witt Louis, cigar maker, Begbie Wolfenden W & G, successors to C G Major, dry goods and groce- ries, Columbia, cor Mary Wolfenden Geo ( W A G Wolfenden) Pelham Wolfenden William (WAG Wolfenden) Pelham Woods, Turner A »«)« s' and NIcTSiOAi. Imstromiw!i>> ff^B"^ IB. O. NEW WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY. 413 Woodruff W A, engineer (mill) Union Hotel Woodwood G C, night chief operator C P R Telegraph, res St John Woodward John, milk raucli, North Arm rd Workin John, carpenter, Douglas Worth F, mill hand Brunnette Saw Mills Wright & Jameson, prop Sapperton Brewery, Sappeiton Wright Lyman (Wright & Jameson) Wyutt Wm, carpenter (R C P M) res Dallas IT Yeo Miss M J, Columbia Yorke James, painter, Merchant Hotel Young Henry, keeper, Asylum for the Insane, Sappert Young H, mill hand, Brunette Saw Mills Y M C A, Reading Rooms, etc, Columbia Young Men's Institute, St Patrick's Hall, Columbia on Zobrist John, assistant, (Geo Mead) Columbia CHINESE. AhLin, first cook (R CM) Ah Sing, third cook (R C M) Ah Toy, second cook (B C M) Cum Ye, butcher (R Dickinson) Chong Siiong & Co, Chinese provisions, Columbia Gim Lung & Co, Chinese merchandise, Front Hop Lee, laundry, Columbia Hop Sing, laundry, Columbia Hop Wan, laundry Kwoijg Joy Lung Kee, groceries, Front Kwong On Wo > ^ Cfl :^ ^^ '>• _. 2 BWII I lAIUIQ A Pn l^eeij always ill Stock a th'Ht-elasH A^sorliueiit ■ nlLLIillflU Oc VlUij of underwear, all sizen and Prices. Sfc tlietn. 97 Johnson Streat, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B C;. *l: ill JM h: !■ I, 1 ■! I r: i lA; ' ^M m • v„ lip mn mi -,] l>:/^ hf I i. liiii . :-i4 .(' 414 NEW WESTMINSTER ADVERTISEMENTS. BRITISH COLUMBIAN STEAM PRINTM CONCERN, JVEfV WESTMINSTER, B. C. BRITISH COIiUMBIAN (DAILY AND WEEKLY) OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE ! UNRIVALLED ON THE MAINLAND OF BRITISH COLUMBIA A8 AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM. O DaUy British Columbian, - Weekly " PAYABLE IN ADVANCE - $8.00 2.00 -0- Book, Job, and Commepeial Printing OF EVERY DESCRIPTION EXECUTED IN PIRST-CLASS STYLE AT MODERATE RATES; I o OUR FACILITIES IN THIS DEPARTMENT ARE UNSUll- PASSED IN THE I'ROVINCE. O Special Forms Ruled and Printed. o Having a Ruling Machine on the premises we are enabled to furnish Special Forms to order. ADDITIONS and IMPROVEMENTS have recently been made in the various Departments, and with careful and efficient workmen, fast steam presses, and firHt-class materials, we can guarantee satisfaction to all who favor us with their orders. K;EWWEDY BROS, Prop s. z H H as So; Co] Dep I ^ hi, M PostI Monl Dr. Coii m H^ Reo; ^ BH 1 V m 1 „ ™'J 1 The c 1 Mat, 1 I SOT The Ronisch Pianos ^' """"^^Si^"*'"'""^'"* 0. A. LOMBARD 4 CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. VANCOUVER INFORMATION. 415 VANCOUVER INFORMATION. DOMIMION GOYERNMENT OFFICIALS IN VANCOrYEB. CUSTOM HOUSE. Office 202, Granville street, office hours 10 to 4. CoLLKcrroB.— J. M. Bowell; Deputy Collector, Isaac Johns; Clerks, C. A- Worsnop, F. W. Boultbee; Messenger, F. H. Charnaan; Landing Waiters G. 0. Webster, B. E. McDonald, C. C. Eolston. INLAND REVENUE. Office, 202 Granville Street. Deputy Collector, Isaac Johns. HARBOR MASTER AND PORT WARDEN. M W Thain, office 519 Hastings street West. POST OFFICE. 309 Hastings Street west Post Master— J Miller; Deputy Post Master — B Miller. Money Order Clerk.— Alex. Gilmore. Clerks.— Miss K Tierney, Miss K Barker C/=s QUARANTINE OFFICER. Dr. Beckingsale. PROYINCIAL GOYERN91ENT OFFICIALS. CoLLEOTOB.— J Fagan, Cambie Street, Beqistbab oy thb Cotiktt Coubt. — C Gardiner Johnson YANCOIJYER nrWICIPAL GOYERNMENT 1889. The Mayor and Aldermen are elected annually on the second Monday in December. The Council meet weekly each Monday at the City Hall. Powell street, at 8 o'clock, the public are admitted. Mayor— Dsvid Oppenheimer. t^r\-rf> D Ufll I 1 1 MO p. on for Fine Hats and Caps, Trunks, GO '0 Di If ILLIAIflO M ' . i . ■ t, ■lit! i'i 0.1 I . I , U i; ■ 1 (- F ■ I ii';-! ^A V ' % 1 f Hy'lll w {) !•:! i'f I *S' :J: i i|i|i1'!. ^^v || i ■ '<:)• . i Urn '■If ;^ J 1 •.;! :^!!| r i ''' /■.,.. I. . ij^ M ' , ii : 1'; ■i"i': •■ 1 '■!! ; '■ li> i . \ !>; j ^ 1 M ta The Ronlsch Pianos "-"':„J,1,t"r .^4TLt.««- C A.. J^OMBARD C3 04 09 ea CO GO 416 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. AiiDERMEN— "Ward 1— W F Salsbury, S Brigbduse. , Ward 2— J W Home, James Whethara M D., Ward 3 -Robert Clark. W .) Brewer. Ward 4^G S McConnell, Michael Costello. Ward 5 — Isaao Oppeuheinmr, JM Lcf*vre M D., City Clerk — Thomas F Mc(Tuigan City Trbasubeb, Assessv^b a.nd Colleotor— Geo B:i!dwiu Assistant Ai5s«S30R— W Archer City Enginber — .T P Lawson Assistant Enqineer— R E Palmer City SoiiIOTtor— J -J Blake Medio Ai. Health Officer— A M Robertson M D Health, Fire and License Inspbotor -Joseph Huntly City Auditor — John Devine Park Ranoer — H Aviso ;i. Caretaker Cemetery— Alex McDonald. Street In.speotor— T . Stevenson. Coiiiaiiitteeft. Finance and Assessment- W F SaUbary, chairman, Robert Clark, J M L*fevr« M D.. M 0<)»tello and James Whetham M 1). Board of Works— S Brighouse, Chairman, W T Brewer, J W Home, G S Mc- Conn til, Isaac Oppenheimer. Park— G G McKay, Chairman, G S McConuel, J W Home, R H Alexander R G Tatlow and 8 Brighouse. Fire, Water and Lionv- T Oppfnh«inier, Chairman. S BripLougf , J«nei Whetham M D., Robert Clark, G S McConnell. Health and Hospital -J M LetevreM D., Chairman, W F Salsbury. James Whetham M D., W J Brewer. M Ooatello. Police— G S McConnell, Chairman, W F Salsbury, J W Home, W J Brewer, J M Lefevre M D. License— David Oppenheimar, J M Lefevre M D., JW F Salsbury, G 8 McConnell, Isaac Oppenheimer and S Brigbouao. City Limits. Commencing at the Eastern Boundary of District, lot 184 runniuj; Westerly along the shore of Burrard Inlet and English Bay to a point iu District lot 540: thence Easterly along the Southern boundary of District lot 540 to the Eastern boundary of District lot 264 A, thenee Northerly along (he Eastern boundary of 264 A and 184 to the point of commeucomont. Ward Boundaries. Ward No. 1 shall be comprised of the Government military reserre forming part of Coal Harbor peniusnlar, lot No. 185, group 1 New Westminster District, that part of lot 541 and False Craek, lying Weat of a Hue drawn along the centre of Richard Street from the shore of Burrard Inlet to False cr 9 ttf 01 H( II tat •4] t q' ^] o » a! 3 M H H a H M M HI ' A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b.c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City, The Ronisch Pianos ■*:;:v:;;'',2; ,':,:; :«''•• C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. aJ ; b IflQp Wo P O ■JJ H < 21 ,H Q ■<1 -1 ■•xl 3^ H H A H 01 H P5° 19 ^10 < r" VANCOUVER INFORMATION. 419 Bbwiokb & WuLFFsoHN, private bankers; office 424 and 426 OordoTa Street Post Office SaTings Bank— Office Post Office, 309 Hastings street Wesi Deposit from i^l upwards on which 4 per cent interest is allowed, will be received for transmission to the central office of the Post office Savings Bank, pass book and every Information to be had on application. Board ot Trade. Board Rooms, 1 Oppenheimer Street. The annual general meeting for tlie election of officers is held at the Board Booms on the first Tuesday in March at 8 p.m. The regular quart erly meetings are held on the first Tuesday, in Mardi, .Tune, Septem- ber and December at 8 p.m OFFICERS. President— David Oppenheimer, Vice President— Thomas Dunn, Secretary- - A H B Macgowan. COUNCIL. R H Alexander, E V Bodwell, .1 C Keith, F C Cotton, R Clark, H T Ceperley, J M Clute, C Taylor. ARBITRATION BOARD. R H Alexander, E V Bodwell, J C Keith, F C Cotton, R Clark, H T Ceper- ley, J M Clute, C Taylor, A G Ferguson, J B Henderson, F X Martini J Leamy, €ONSlJL!$. United States Consular Agent, Charles M Boltou, olfice 51G Cordovii Street resjidonoe 436 Seymour Street. €HVRCHEJ$. Church of England. St Jambs, corner Gore Avenue and Oppenheimer Streets, Rector Rev. JI G Fiennes Clinton, res 311 Oppenheimer Street, Curate Rev. H E services 11 a. ra. and 7 pm. Week day services 8 pm. G 30 > C o fern ^z 30 Z m ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., For Men's, Youtli's and Boys' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Doutrlas, Victoria. B. C. y,i iflii . i\ !■ ■• !'• '!'■ i', tv • I. ' V: • f (i!'^ ■ ■Ij..' :^l mM. i« ! li!' } t ' H THE iijmm piMm C. A. lOWBARO & CO Are tht Leading Pitnog in B. C and have the uiryent vahr SOLf! AGflNTS, VIC OR! A. 420 EllITISH COLUMBIA DIItECTORY. BiiptUt. WestuiiiiHtor Avenue— Ptistor Rov. J B Kennedy B A— ren. 427 Curnbio Street, Sunday' services 11 u.in. 7 ii.ni. Hunday School 2:30 p.m. [)rr."or meeting Tluirsday evcninjf at 7. Anotlier church is l)ein>? erected oi» the corner of Dunsmuirand Hamilton Streets; and v/ill be completed for Divine Worship about .June in the present year. FiusT OoxGRRa.^TroxAri— Divine service at present held in tlie Wilson block, Cordova Street, a church is beinj^ erected on Richard Street near Georgia. Pastor Revd J W Pedley, residence 526 Richard Street, Sun- day services 11 a. m.; 7 p m. Sabbath school 2:30 p m. prayer meetings Thursdays 7:30 pm. Kletliodist. Established 1865, Homer corner Dunsmuir. Pastor E Robson residence 309 Homer Street. Sunday Services 11 am 7 pm, Sunday school 2:30 pm Prayer meetings Thursday 7:30 p m. East end Methodist Church— Divine service is at present held in City Hall Powell Street. A church will be erected at corner of Princess Street and Dunlevy avenue, during the present year. Pastor W, T Hicks, residence 309 Homer Street, Sunday services 11 am; 7 pm. Sunday school 2:S0 p. m. Chinese Mission Methodist Chuboh— Hastings street near Columbia Avenue, Pastor Ch'an Sing Kai. Sunday services 2:30 pm 7:30 pm prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 pm, day school teacher ^fiss S Bovves. Presbyterian. i O First Presbyterian -Oppenheimer Street, Pastor Revd T Q Thomson, residence 400 Oppiiiiheimer Street, Sunday servicer 11 a m, T pm. Sab- bath school 2:30 pm. Week day services Thursday , :30 pm. St, Andrews.— Corner Richard and Georgia, Pastor Rev. E D McLaren, Sunday services 11 am. 7 pm, Sai>batii hcIiooI 2:30 pm. Week day ser- , 2 vices Thursday at 7:30 pm. |§ is w w > 1-9 • o — QQ Q (D a do a V. Father I q 1 Roman Catholic. Our Lady of the Holy Rosary— Richard Street, Rector Rev Patrick Fay. Residence 430 Richard street. Sunday services, mass 9 a. m. High mass 10:30 a. m. Evening service 7:15 p. m. Siindaj school 3 p. m. Week day services, daily mass 7 a. m. Thursday evening seririeo 7:30 p. m. CEMETERY. I« situated on the North arm road about two inilet from the City Hall. Care- taker Alex McDonald. J. > ^0 A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STKEl Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. o pi- CA T f\mUrkrA Rr Cc\ ^''*«' importers of Pianos, Oroan^ , iO, l..*UlllU if v, W. 0. f ^'i I,; m i- ;l. ■;.,' i' .i : ■! fl ■: If , ' ' 1 ' 'v ■l, )', . , ;;..,..4ia,'ii'ii|;:; W.4 Ml!:,* 'ill ii! .:! I :i;.;,i ili.il Am ( 1 i:: Vli s a O o o < en The Ronisrh Plinos ^'^ ^^* leading pianos \mm,o C, A. LOJaBAKD * CO., AQBRTt, TICTOmiA. 422 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. POST OFFICE. Omoe 809 HaHtings street, West. Post Master -J. Miller. (For other Offioiali see page 416) Wicket delivery opened from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Begiutry Oilioe opened from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Money Order Office opened from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. ' , Postage stamps on sale from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. The office closed on Sundays. Private Boxes can be secured on payment of $6 per annum by a firm, company or a single person, but letters must be distinctly addressed to the number of the box. Street Letter Boxes— Collections from these boxes are made daily, including Sundays, at 11:30. Boxes are placed at the following points: Foot of Granville street W False Creek; cor. Cordova and Carral; cor Gtore Ave. and Powell; Granville street, near False Creek Bridge. Hails. From all points East daily, except Saturdays, arrive 2:15 p. m. Depart daily, except Monday at 12:15 a. m. From Victoria daily, except Monday arrive 9 a. ui. Depart daily, except Mon- day at 2 p. m. From New Westminster arrive daily, except Sunday, 11:30 a. m. Depart U30 p. m. From Moody ville arrive daily, except Sunday, at 1 p. m. Depart 1 p. m. From North Arm and Lulu Island arrive Mondays; Wednesdays and Satur- days at 11 :15. Depart same days at 3 p. ra. From and to China and Japan. Monthly. For Post Offices in the Province see page 32. For Money Order Offices in the Province see page 37 For Telegraph Offices in the Province see page 32 For Provincial Postal rates see pnge 35. For Foreign Postal rates see page 37. For Commissions on Money Orders see page 36. Schools. Public SchlooIj, Oppenheimer street, R. Law, B. A. Ph. B., principal: , Miss A. Christie, Miss W. Murchie; Miss J. W, Bradley— East End end school. MissM. Hartney, Miss E. A. Jamieson, Miss W. M. Harding, Miss A. Bus- sell.— West End School. Miss A. J. McDougall— Mount Pleasant school. '■ A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C, '*^n!T?P^>i^ ir s M (^ If 00 'IP O .1X1 H BOl DEI M. JON^ s.* ^R"^ Ij K; ^9. ■ >' 1 1"^' i a :.,_t-..-— - — .,.-;.;; ^^^ •Z Ji ' -^- < ^ ':~X^y^»^j i to^ *' *« ' - ■ ' .i f ' ! "'i . ^ ■j^tji ^ p^ww i w ryr * 11 iill;--;;. I i'!i if'' .: I •^i' ' 1 ;i ! i t:' i BAILWAY ADyBJ^TISBMENTS. CiSiDliS nilirill „iy;s SUMMER SAUNTERINGS During the Tourist Season low excursion return tickets are on sale j from all points on the coast. j -TO- Harrison Hot Springs, GLACIER, FIELD, BANFF. CHARHIKfi AH» HEAIiTHroi RESORTS, I . Detailed iutormation cheerfully furnished. ROBERT IRVING, Freight and Passenger agent Viotona, a. c. G. MOL BROWN, Ticket agent Vancouver, B. C. GEO. OLDS, Qenl. Traffic Mgr., MoKTBKAIi. Locnis TuntE, Passenger Traffic Mgr. MoKTBBAXi. ROBERT KERR, Genl. Frt. & Pass. Agt. WlWNIPEO. D. E. BROWN, District freight and passenger agent, VANCOUVER. B. O imyr >,' A KAILWAY ADVERTI8EMENTH. CANADIAN PAGIFfG RAILWAY THE IMPERIAL HIGHWAY BETWEEN THE EAST and WEST. -O- A solid daily through train conni.sting of Beautiful Sleeping Coaches. Comfortable Colonist Cars with free sleeping berths. Elegant Dsty Coaches. Runs from the Pacific Coast to the East. TheDINJNQ. CARS and H OTELS along the route are unsurpassed. -O- THROUQH TICKETS At rates lower than by any other line to all points in Ounada, the United Btates and Europe. LOWEST FREIGHT RATES and quickest service by the CtReat j^ational line. Victoria Agency 75 GOVERNMENT ST. Steamer leaves C p. N. Go's wharf at 2 a. m. daily, -^onneeling at Vancouver with all trains east. :yi: m- SfR*^^ ^- i^T ' ^ ill 1 1 i M, """ i ^"*i ' i-'C > ' '-il" ' *^-!j A'^ i , ;!■! 1 h f f 5 11 ■>(. \V\) IONS. - > ' Sa ^ .? * .■■i"^ 5 i^f>0C|*r' to ^i^-,pest New3- LABGER ■' IN ADVANCE. MmVlSW!^?to,.^:^^?SS DISPATCHES tMH^' H'^t*^ IHi WW* * V -'4i 6Q.(Liniiteil.) VASCOdVBE. Th ACM Mks Mis BHl! Mls >• q: UJ <^ Qi: Chi 0^ <^ 5^ 111 z tr IL >- < M Ca> I ^ ■ X » lc^ 1 ^ :'• B ^ 1 fl < : ,a c^ /:-«^ v^. r c;. J Hac C. F C. P C. ] Th] G. ] do npi ^ T>_-_* _l- 'D:^*,^^ Are Umsukpaehed for Tone, Touch, and The Konisch rianos Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. VANCOUVER INFORMATION. 423 > — QC UJ PRIVATE SCHOOLS. Academy ok tjik Sachkd Hkakt. Day scliool for boys and girls, under tlie maiiagenieiit of tlieSisterH of St. Ann. Mks. ATWEiiL, KiK(j, 340 Seymour. A day school for boys and girls. Miss Wales, 329 Seymour. Senior and intermediate scliool for girls only. Preparatory elass for little boys and girls. Residence 718 Hastings street. 8heni-i;y House- Miss Upton, 219 Oppenbeimer street. For girls. Miss MAiTiiANP, Dnnsniuir street. l)etween Granville and Seymour, Day .vcbool for girls, Kindergaktkn School, Misses Dove, 26 Dunlevy avenue. For boys and girls. Q.fc i Chinese Mission School, Hastings street, near Columbia avenue. 2^ I Teacher, Miss Bowes, ^ TllANSPORTATIOX. Zo <^ 5^ UJ z q: IL 1 1 1 > 1 ^ m RAILWAYS Canauian Pacific Railway, to all points PZast daily, except Monday, arriving daily, excejit Saturday. To New Westminster three times daily. STEAMERS C. p. R. Tbans-Pacific Line to China and Japan monthly in winter and weekly in summer. i*ACiFic Coast Steamship Co., weekly to San Francisco, C. P. R. steamer ''Danube," fortnightly to Portland, Oregon. C. P. N. Company's steamers twice a week to Tacoma, Port Townsend and Seattle. OfHce C. P, N. wharf. C. P. Navigation Company's steamers daily to Victoria, except Monday, Office!,'. P. R. wharf. The People's line of steamers weelvly to Nanaimo. STAGES G. R. Raymond's stage to New Westminster, daily, except. SurnUiy, carry- ing H. M. mails. OHice and stables Queen Bros, Caml)ie street near Water street. ^ w § ^ On qqS en Q> % ^ i ^ P W?5 2 CO s ^ B. WILLIAMS & CO. '^^ ^'r..^.Z^T^..'^iS:^i''''^'^ 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. ' 1 1 ri I fV I I \ % \ > \ i < I s '1 1 ^ ( \l i 1 .1 1,1 i'i I ■ '■^! lu: [It ,1 1 1 , M ' 'I V !h '\' %: ' ■ •:: V.'aLii I' "Hi hn:''''^l inC nUniOun rlllllUu and have the larger h^U, C. A. LOMBARD A CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICrORIA. O O O TO GO 424 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. A. F, A A. M. CASCADE LODGE NO- 12- H OHioerB elected annually in Decembor. Meetinf^s monthly, third Mondiiv at MaHonic Temple, Cordova street. W. M., Wm Downie, S. D., W D Creighton 8. W., J W. Home J. D. Stanley Henderson J. W., L R, Johnson S, S. John Leask Treasurer, H E Connon J. S. J N Davidson Secretary. E A Crease I. G., W O Miller D. of C. G C Webster Tyler, Louis Clayton Auditors, J J Loiititt, C G Johnson. MOUNT HERMON LODGE NO 7- Regular communicationR are held firat Tuesday in each month at 8 p. m. in the Masonic hall, Cordova street. Officers elected annually. W. M., C R T GarriooL S. W. H A Berry J. W., J McAllister Treasurer, H T Ceperley Secretary, P McNaughton S. D., G Thomas OFFICERS. J. D., E Cook S. S., Dr. Bell Irving J. S., A Bell D. C. C Nelson I. G., G Shelton Tylor, A J Marks VANCOUVER ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER Working under dispensation from Grand chapter of Canada. OfHcers elected annually in December. Meetings monthly, second Wednesday at Masonic Temple, Cordova street. Ex-Conipanion, Isaac Oppenheimer, Z Companion, R C Ferguson, Secretary J. W. Home, H " D B Charleston, P 8 Wm Downie, J. " W Craig, D.S. , A W Sillitoe, Lord " P Righter, J. S. Bishop of New Westminster, Chaplain " W R Dunn, Janitor. A. O. F. COURT PACIFIC NO 7827 OfHcers elected half yearly. Ordinary meetings fortnightly, 1st and 3rd Wed nesday, at Masonic block, Cordova street C. R., E H Wilcock " I. W., C Lapointe S. C. R., W B Young S. B., S K Champion Treasurer, J Eggert LB., E Turner Secretary, M Gintzburger C. Surgeon, Dr. Beckingsale S. W. C Priestland Trustees, W. B. Young, G P Dale. C Priestland ^ 1 1 » D I C8 c 1 S" 0*5 1 ^^ 1 "i SOD 1 ^ ■ 111 u ^H > H ^ Co. PEAT] |i — 2 w g9 ho d ^ g«, ^Ji' Q.A ( !z! ef 1 H X 1 In u ^K §2- IB ' • ^tl.: • ^ 1 h A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STRm Opposite Langley Street, Viciorio, B. C. B K B 00 to ^ > H • M a — — p ® - »s So l< > "I D Ml Q tt H '^ CA T r\tv»Kot-rl RrC^r\ i^^rtict imi>orteni of PiANM, Or ^'13 5"D 2 C 03 BUfll I lAMQ St on l^eep always in stock a flrst-class Assortmen • IflLLIH^VlO o ■JJ 15 Kni$*;lit(i( of PythitiN. GRANVILLE LOOSE NO- 3 Olflcers Elected half yearly. (»rtlin!iry rapf«tiii<;.s wwkly, each \Vedne.«(liiy. at C^ P C, John Garvin C, O L Behnsen Prelate, Geo FiBher K of R an c Q X BEBTEVOf.ENT SOCIETIES. Iiifittitnt Canadieii EraiicaiiJi De Vancouver S HH [0 s Officers elected annually. Ordinary Tneetieifs mmithly, 8r 1 Thursday at 210 I n pT ! Cordova street. ] [^ •Jj President, H E Lanyis, M 1> Treasurer, F. Grutean ! W 1 1st VP, V X Martin Librarian, H L Snowden \ U ! 2nd V P, G O Ouellet Assistant Lil>rarian. R T Mizony y 'O ■ Secretary, M Gintzburger .\udit<)rs, F D Boncl\er, P "Marmette St. Andrew'^ and Caledonian Society. | ^O Offlcers eli'cted annually in November. Ree:ular meetinirs mnutldy. first, , Thursday at Wilson's Hall Cordova street. k < I I President. Robt Clark ! Vice-Preaideul, Thomas Dunn I Nicol Allan I Donald Menzifs j M A McLean j J P Lawson ! Wm Mcintosh OFFICEUS. Secretary, Donald <'lark Treasurer. Thomas McKinnon nniECTons. .r C Douylas Duncan \1cRa<' ML Campbell Wra Brown A Tvson ^Z, i "0 §.z B Z rn -< Oft ^^B. WILLIAMS & CO.,! '\)r Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing 1)7 .Jolmson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria. B.C. i ;» ii ■ I ii : \ I i h-M ■'' I •tiv :wm ^i: -••ri;::.':il''l; III w^i i.i' -'i' .'-i-.i . r 3t- ii '^ ml \ h' lit; 1 1, i 1 ji ' ■;: ' ' '■ ' w I'll: i o . CO IB CO The Ronisch Pianos ''"'"L^t^^^^nZr^L"'- C. A. LOMBARD 4fc CO., AGS HTS, V ICTOagiPi, 428 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. 64 CO Caq CO QO GO CO ». O. E. B. N. WILBERFORCE LODGE KO- 77- Meet fortnightly, each Wed»eada>, at St Georges' Society rooms. President, W Bailey P President, Scrivener V Presidant, W Airey Chaplain, T F Stark Treasurer, J E Martin Fin Secretary, E Mallandaiue, jr Corresponding Secretary, Q W li Lee Guards, Alfred Kamble, G Adama St. George^si ISoclety. Officers elected annually in December, Regular meetings monthly, first Mon- day, in St. George's room Bell Irving block, Cordova street. Social meetings, weekly, each Tuesday. All visiting members and strangers are cordially invited. OFFICERS. President, A StG Hammersley Stewards, Dr G F Bodington, Captain Ist V P, John Williams H A Mellon, J Clarksou, C R Slat- 2nd V P, Capt W Webster er, G W R Lee, F Granville Secretary, E Mallandaine, .Tr Chaplain, Rev H G Fiennes Cliuton Treasurer, E E Penzer Physician, Dr Beckingsale Vancouver Typo}[;raphical Union. President, A A Anderson V Pesident, Geo Spein Treasurer, M Garvey Secretary, SJPeake Guard, W Saunders. Vancouver Vintners Association. Officers elected annually. Ordinary meetings fortnightly, each Thursilay at St. Andrew's Hall, Wilson block, Cordova Street. President, Wm McGirr * Treasurer, B Wrede Secretary. M Barry Vancouver Art Association. Officers elected annually. Meeting Fortnightly, each Friday, at '2i'J Haatiujfg street '2nd Vice-President, Mrs Ferria Secretary, Mrs. Webster President, Ist Vice-President, Mrs Law Treasurer, Miss Hayden. Terminal €ity Building Society. Organized October 1st, 1888, Incorporated October 5th, 1888. OlTic«is elected annually. Ordinary Meetings each Monday President VViu J Knox Treasurer. G W Gordon Vice-President, Thos Dunn Surveyor J P Lawson, C E Secretary, G H Geary ' Solicitor. T T Black Auditors, Jas Kelly, J Loutit A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b.c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. lee on- iton The Ronisch Pia.nos^'::i':rZ^t:^'" C. A, Lombard^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. P''^. VANCOUVER INFORMATION. 429 |H 101^ City of Vancouver Bnildlng Siocfety. Office 146 Cordova street. Meetings each Tuesday evening at 7:'J0 DIRECTOUS. W G Alcock Secretary, Geo Huntley Treasurer, C C Kalston Appraiser, C Garvin Solicitor, J A Bussell Auditors, J Rankin, 8 Crowder Y. M. C. A. W F Carleton, President A WScoullar, Vice-President W H Gallagher D Munroe G Barnes Tetley Huilding 139 Hastings street, AVest. Board of Directors. President, T C Gray Ist Vice-President, E B Sentell 2nd Vice-President, J M Murray Treasurer, Geo W Phipps Recording Secretary, Jas England General Secretary, G A Charnock Robert Barker H A Morgan J Rogers D G McDonald David Evans R V Palmer F W Sentell J A Kemp H Mutrie J A McLeod Board of Directors meet first Wednesday of each month. Members meeting second Wednesday of each month. Membe-s fees $5.00 annually. Read- ing room free, B. C. Fruit Growers' Association. Offices 1 Oppenheimer street. Annual election of officers January. Ordinary meetings quarterly. OFFICERS, President, J M Browning, Vancourer. 2nd Vice-President G W Hsnry. Port Ist Vice.President Thos Cunningham, Hammond New Westminster Secretary-Treas, A H B MacGowan, Geo G MacKay, Vancouver Peter Latham, New Westminster G A McTavish, Victoria D D Sweet, Richmond D McGilveray. Sumas Jonathan Reece, Chill iwack CB Sword, Matsqui Samuel Robinson, Langley J Punch, Surrey H B Bales, Burton Prarie Wm Perkins, Mission EHutchieson, Ladner's Landing W J Harris, Maple Ridge John Claperton, Nicola W J Roper, Kamloops Secretary-Treas, Vancouver DIRECrOBS. Alfred Pastell, Okanagan A L Fortune, Spallumcheen John Murray, Spenoes Bridge. C A Semlin, M P P, Cache Creek Richard Hay, Lillooet .lohn P Booth, Salt Spring Island W Dingwell, Comox J D Bryant, Saanich T R Figg Mayne Island J G Halfpenny, Nanaimo Hon C E Pooley, Esquimalt H Fry, Cowichan Ex-Governor Cornwall, Ashcroft J W Lawson, North Arm AW Vowel), Donald C^ fey IB Is la 1 GO Tq B .WILLIAMS &CO.y ^"'^^«"'»' ^""^h'» ^^^ Boys' Clothing, 97 Johnson Street, l)et. Broad and Douglas, Viotokia, B. C i I;!'- E'l:!.', ''^ i' I 'I, Mi ,,l.,i|t;, ih \m (ft i;.;.;in I,.' ; i- i .!'. The Rrini^rh Plnnr^^ ^•"^ ^^' LEADING PIANOS In a C iftrKent Sale C. A.. LOMB/IRD A CO.. AQ EINtTS, VICTORIJ^, u < i z o to z X o -3 K o O h i CO , l- z u Z ' z c u > O a <^< 1 CO I n P S o r CO o O o 430 BUITI81I COLUMBIA DIIIEOTOUY. liUtiios Ai ni, in the parlors ol'tlu; Homer street Cluirch. I'resi- dent, T (J Starli. Yonrif^ I'eople's iiiterary Society in connection witli the Conjjr'cj^alional CJIuircli; meet eacli Wednesday. Lathes Aid .Society, in connection with tin; 1st l'resl)yterian Ciuirdi. Meet eacli Wednesday, at 2:'A\} \>. m i'ri'sident, Mrs. M A Mcl^eaii. Young People's Society of Ciiristain Kndeavor. Meet eacli Tuesday at 8 p.m. President, I) (J McDonald. Ladies Aid Society in connection U-ith the Jiaptist Church, meet lir!. m* Preeident Mrs. Kennetly. White Cross Army —Vancouver branch President, Hev E Robson; Vice- I'residents, Rev T G ThoniHon, Rev H U Fiennis Clinton, Kev .1 B Kennedy; Secretary, TCCJray; Ti'easurer, (leo Pollay. W, C. T. U., meet fortnightly, each Friday, at tlie Y. M. (J. A. rooms, 13!) Hastings street, West, at .'5 j). m. Presitlent Miss S Hoyes. Secretary, Mrs. James Hogg "s W. BREDEMEYER, DR. PH., o CO CO < CO (Late Partner of John McVicker) PROVINCIAL AND UNITED STATES SURVEYOR AND ASSAYER Masonic Temple Block, Vancouver, B, C, ' iiELIABLE reports, utnler^rouuil .sutveys and maps of niiues executed nt lov rates. Assay.s made on all kinds of miuerals, Gold and Silver bars. Thirty years' experitmco in miniuji in Asia, Europe and United States of America. !Spe;iks ten lau^jfUii^res. Assays from a distance promptly Jittendetl to. Address B I u o H SO ? H SOD 2 «♦■ >< 3. A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. ] , exce \ to b giiii ( j eonu ' Lake i Frast 1 GOl THE RONISCH PIANOS '"^:':::::l:z::' C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. H '■A b ■JJ o < -H q I H 9 VANCOUVEU DESCHIPTIVK. U H A H in is bl a > (9 10 VANCOUVER CITY DESCRIPTION Tlio City of Viincouvor, tlie torminua on tlio Pacif'u! Coast of [\w Cairnlian Pdcilio Kail way occui)ies n comniiiiidiii;,' pisition d'i IJiii'rarl rnlct, lOii^'lisli Bay i""^ False Crcok. The city is laid out in blocks and sqii iph, t!i ) -tln^ots run nut and w.'st {mrallel to tlie Iiilot, whoso siimositios, th) c.'vy follows t'or about four inilt^s; and nortli and south. Sorao :r> milr^s oF sti'.''(s arf !,'rii,l"d, sovoral miles of which are f,'riivH Hod and pbi'ik'^d. !'!» ) t )t il nu u) ■:• )f stre-^t side walks is some liftccu Miile«. Tho streets an 1 sido ^v•llk^ aro wjU eouHtructed and maintained in the best condition, The sit) on whii'h tin city is biiilt, can scarcely he excelled. The <,'i'ound rises ijra.liially from the norih, south, east and west to a centre, on which is erected the [fotel V.mcouver and a nnm- her of expensive jijranito and i)rii'.!c bnildin^r-! as wAl ai sul).il,a'itial residences. Those command a mat,'niti('ient yiew of the Iow.m' Irib )rs of t!ie city, the waters and shippincf of the Inlet, Enijlisli ]} ly, the ^,'iiir of (} > >ri,'ia and False Creek, as well as the mountaiin on tlio o;v) tsitj .shore, wnnc t,'randenr, is admired by all who visit the city. The growth of Van(!onvc:r maybe tor. no I p'l'inoinennl, whiM-e tiie city of 11, 000 souls .stands to day, three years a^'o, the major portion ol." it was a douse virgin foreat. The lire of tlie i:Uh of Juno, iSSlj, with but a fu w exceptions wiped the 3'ounj,' city out of existence. At that period, the i)oi)ulation is variously estimated to have been 1200 to 1>5(X) people. The value of the city property then is unknown, for no assessment had l)?en made of tlie city. At the present time the assessed value as returned by the City Treasurer and Assessor ib plr ^ed {it $H,Gl)4,00i) for the current year. L'he voters' list embraces about 2, 000 names. Vancouver is tiie Canadian terminus for t!ie Orienhil Steaaiship Service. Vessels arrive and depart ref,nilarly once a month for Japan and China ami other ports in the Pacific. A direct line to Australia and New Zealand is shortly to bo established and will receive a subsidy from the Imperial and Cana- dian },'overum6nts for carryin;,' Her Majesty's mails. A daily stoamship ser- vice is also established butweeu Victoria; a regularly weekly one with Ban Francisco ; a simi-weekly one with Port Townsend, Seattle and Tacoma ; a tri-weekly line to New Westminster ; a so'ni-weekly one to Nanairao and Comox and an irre>,'ular one to the North Arm of Iho Eraser and other coast ports. Three trains run each way between Van(!ouver and New Westminster. A tr.inscontiuental train departs and arrives daily including' Sunday. Steam ferry plys between the city and Moodyville and other places on the Inlet. Two mails a day, are sent to and received from Ni'w Westminster, Sunday excepted. The city is lighted by f^as and electricity. A system of water works, said to be one of the best in tlie world, is now completed. Work has be- gun on the street railway. A railway is p''ojected, known as the Short Line connecting the waters on Burrard Inlet and those of the Fraser by way. of Lake Burnaby, a« well as another to Eichmond municipality; thence across the Fraser up through the Delta Section and Lan^'ely towards Nooksack. The ^ D > C Q X m z m -< C0 GO TO B, WILLIAMS & CO.y ForMon'B, Youth'8 and BoyM' Ciothiug, 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Viotoria B.O. vM J,.) '. 'I I mf ^; Ji •vi .:■ I : ■ 111 {' i'l ;i I .:,' .^; 1^1 iiilijfMll C. A. lUOMBARD <»: CO.» AGTSKTB, VICT CFJA. O QQ OCT Sgo .> CD U LU S& us us ea CM CO Ea^ OQ ea 60 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. (J. r. R. unci Poatiil tolejjrnph Horvice in in the city, oonuectinK the syHteniH of tho world witli Viiucouver. Tho hond qiiarterH of the compriii.y vvill slioiily lio removed to Vancouver. There is a telephone service throiifjhout the city and nlso n conuectloii with Xew WeBtmiuHter. In Vancouver are located tho lartfest works ot the C. P. R. west of Winiii- pof,', also the olHces of the Pacitic C'otist division Offlciala and tlieir ntalT of A^ilsiHtants. The wliarfiitfe nccomtnodatioii and whipplnf? facilities although already ex- tensive are entirely ina Icqate to the increasinfj business ot the port. Ex- tensive additions mo :.ii«.>rtly to be made. When these are completed Van- couver'.s liarbor will eipial that of any other city on tho coast. Vancouver's industries aro as varied as they are numerous and include sawmills, of which there are ten, whose annual cut will a;<)jrref,'ate clowe upon 2(XJ,(»0(),0()0 feet; wiish, door and blind factories; shiu'^loaud furniture factor- ies ; foundries and machine shops, a quartz redueiufur and smeUiuy works • breweries, waggon and carriage factories, blacksmith shops, tinsmiths and many other industries. The establishment ot a boet root suf,'ar retiuery a paper mill, paint works; grist mill, tanneries, soap works, net works are in contemplation. The various religious denominations are repre^iented. The Church of England has two churches, tit. James and Christ. The latter just oi^uu- ized. The Roman Catholics one church ; the erection of two others is in contemplation. The Presbyterian church of Canada, has two commodious churches, one in each end of the oily. The Weslcyan and Methodists aro wor- shipinj;? in two bixildiu/i;s at present, but their new church, the handsomest one in the i)roviuce, is approaching completion. The Congregationalists and the Baptists, each have churches, that of the fo'iner now in course of erection, will be a commanding edifice. Tho Y. M. C A. are also contemplating the erection of a beautiful building. The Salvation Army are in considerable force and have a barracks of their own. The city is well provided with schoolp, there bting already three, all of which are crowded and tax the time of the teachers to the utmost in looking after bo many. The secret and benevolent societies nre all represeu(ed, as well as other organizations, all of which are in a tiourishing condition. Vancouver Water Works- President, Capt. John Irving. Directors, Sir J. W. Trutch, CM. G., R, P. Rithet, Thomas Earle. D. M. Eberts. Secretary, J. W. McFarland, Chief Engineer, G. A. Keefer, C, E., Resi- dent Engineer, H. B. Smith, C. E. Incorporated in April 1H86, for tho purpose of supplying the City of Vancouver with water obtained from the Capilano river whieh is a mountain stream of considerable magnitude, being reported to be no less than fifty miles in length, and averaging fort;, distance of 7 miles up stream (the only portion which has as yet be«u surv( yed) a widtli of 150 feet at low water. It rises in the snow crowned mountains of the Howe Sound district and flows almost due south, emptying into Purrnrd Inlet at the First Narrows. The source is notn mountain lake, but the accuniulated waters derived from melted snow and ice falling from the mountain summit. Being a mountain stream it is through- out its whole course very rapid, averaging 5 feet per second, and fulling nt ! the rate of 70 to 100 feet per mile; The point where the supply is ; taken from is GJ.^' milea up stream. At which place the river was carefully guaged and uscerfained to be discharging at extreme low water an average of four hundred and fifty millions of gallons per 24 hours. ! A . GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS. 42 YATES STfiEEl OppoiUe Lang ley Sfrcei, Viciorin, B. C. The Ronisch Pianos *" """"TuUmS:"'' ''"'°''' '"* Durability. 0. A. LOMBARD * CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. VANCOUVEH DlREfTOUY. 4:a - >• ^ QC iJ H z . o 0-^ OX z- c^ <* if Z^' {<:» 0^ SK 03 l» CO" «5 5? Zo 1 Q <- lis gg z ft*? 1' 1 n M lu- COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUOH AND DRESSED LUMBIiR, DOORS, SASH, ETC. Yaki) t^ Ofkick, Soiitli end (\iiiil)i(* St., V antoix i:i;. \\A\ Vancouver City Directory. Abbey William, bricklayer, Currul Abbott H, gen sup Western cliviHion C P R, res Hiistinj>s W»'st \l)bott Jonathan, carpenter, KoIdsoij Abel C, laborer C T R Abruiiis A McLean, gents furniahiugsand clothings, 14 Carrall & Cordova Abrams James, (Abrams & McLean) Abrams John, 6 Water Abray J T, pt)lice constable, 337 Kiehnid Achurch Sam, lnborer C P K Adair Wm, boot maker, K Mills Adams Alice Miss, tailoress 324 Powell Adams George, baggage man, C P li, res 308 Seymour Adams H T, butcher, Prior Adams Mark, baker, Stewart House Adams N, carpenter (T Torakins) St Charles Hotel Adams Mrs, widow, 324 Powell Adtiison Charles, shoe maker, Richmond Hotel .Etna of Hartford, agent Ross & Ceperley, Hastings Aiken J, employee (Learay & Kyle ) Airey Albert, carpenter, Carl ave Akroid S, carpenter (T Tompkins) Albinson John. enginvHT. Hotel Vancouver Albutt Fred, slaughterer (Hayes A Mcintosh) res Prince Albert Alcock A J, Twelvth ave, West Alcock J R, time keeper C P R Alcock Mrs M J, 13 Hastings East Alcock Mark, painter, T Tompkins Alcock T C, 17 Hastings Alcock W C, veterinary surgeon, Hastings Alcock W G, checker C P R, 12tii ave West Alexander Fred W, salesman (Thos Dunn) res 300 Alexander Alexander J J, store keeper (Thurlow Island) Alexander R H, manager Hastings Saw Mill, res 300 Alexander Alexander R H H, 2nd foreman (Hastings Saw Mill) res 300 Alex- ander Alfred T D, laborer, C P R Allan Albert shingle maker, (G F Slater) Allan James, butcher (Le Page L) 13 Oppenheimer g§ ^ B. WILLIAMS & CO. '" 'iPLnii: ^fJii^: I^"""' 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. I. ,M r 1' v? iM m : ■;•■* i ■ "'i '. i ii J>!l! c« I n C till n lull n rilin UO and have the iarg,»t mk. C. A. LOMBARD A CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VlCORm. 432 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, AG. JTabd & Offiob, South end Cambie St rf.it, VANCOUVER, B. C. Allan G L, boot and shoe dealer, 13 Cordova, res 310 Hasfcinffs West Allan N, prop Edinburgh Hotel, 124 Water Allan Silas, shingle maker (G F Slater) Allan W A, book keeper (G L Allan) res 310 Hastings West Allan W F, laborer P R, res 212 Hastings West Allan W T, laborer, P R Allardyce J L, electrician, 319 Hastings East Allen B Miss, prop Sunnyside restaurant, Water Allen Fred, assistant (H Arkell) Allen James, butcher, 13 Oppenhoimer Allen M Miss, Sunnyside restaurant, Water Allen Thos, machinist, Vancouver City Foundry Allen T O, real estate agent, Dougall House Allen W A, steward, Leland House Allerman Chas, prop Delmonico saloon, 7 Abbott Allison Miss M I, nurse Hastings cor, Westminster ave Ambridge F C, Hotel Vancouver Ammon Aug, carpenter, Princess Anderson A Grady, Vancouver Lumber Co, Powell Anderson August, laborer, Arlington Hotel Anderson A A, compositor News Advertiser Anderson E G, commission agent, res Hastings Anderson Fred, laborer, Stag & Pheasant Anderson James, (Anderson acre 'oronerty and farming lands, uispect onr stock before buy- ing, 222 Cordova Archer W C (Archer W «fe Co) 356 Richard Arkell Henry, produce and com dealer, 107 Water, res Leland Arkle Christopher (Goodwin & Arkle) 44 Park ave Arlington Hotel, prop Chas Gauvreau 506 Pender Armstrong David, carpenter, 434 Seymour Armstrong J, machinist, C P R Armstrong J W, carpenter, C P R Armstrong J W, pattern maker, C P R, Richard Armstrong W H* contractor, 331 Oppenheimer Arthur G G, carpenter and builder, 28 JLlexander Ash John R, cabinet maker (Shelton & Co) res Richmond Hotel Ashford Waiter, milk ranch, Hastings Ashworth Wm, waiter Hotel Vancouver, 319 Oppenheimer Askew Charles, clerk. Hudson's Bay Co, res 150 Cordova Aslatt & Co. T.itchmaker and jeweller, 9 Abbott Aslatt E (Aslatt & Co) 9 Abbott Astell J L, wiper, C P R Astell 8, carpenter, C P R Atherton Charles N, clerk, C P R, 131 Hastings East Atkin Thos, laborer, C P R Atkinson, H laborer, C P R Atkinson P, car sealer; C P R Atkinson P, laborer, C P R Atkinson Peter, miller, 346 Cambie Austin James, longshoreman, (Union Hotel) Austin John, prop Stewart House, 220 Water Australasian Saloon, prop W G Judge, 88 Cordova Ayison Henry, park ranger, 123 Hastings East Awrey Peter, 312 Hastings West Axford Charles, mason (T Tompkins) 37 Hastings Aylwyn G, physician and surgeon, 113 Oppenheimer Aykroid Steven, carpenter, 429 Grunvillo Ayres Eugene,. Park ave cor Prior OD » C O X DO Si 3D ?o <^ > • H Z c 0» BUIII I lAMQ 9a on Keep always in stock u first-class Assortment • IflLLIfllflV 01 UUij of Underwear, all sizes and Fricos. See them. 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Viotobia, B. C . i!'! •'•'I Mi: 5 ? m' mwm-Mm I'l; f ii(:t V;:.l. : m\' * ,.x'' 1 y. ¥,m i ,fi V t^\. i: ■'',[ pi * W :U h 1'^ %. I .:< !]i .( C. A. Lombard & Co./-,, ^^,,,, iK.™nM«a.- 03 434 nwTTIHH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. 3D u <-> -s •A COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle ppops: Sangh and Oressoa Iiumbex; DQQrs, Ba^b„ ^q. Yard & Office, South end Oambie Street, V^ANCOU VEJi. B. C. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, OjffiecH, 100 Cordova Street and Anderson liiioc-s I Granville Street, Vancouver, H. C. ' New Westminster, B. C. and London, Exg T. 2! a- cu O "3 o o CO Babcock W G, millwright, 118 Hastings East Babington James B, master mariner, 10th avenue west Bailey C S & Co photographers, 227 Hastings west Bailey S, (Bailey C 8 & Co), Seymour near Davie Bailey M A Mrs, widow, Seymo\ir near Uavie Bailey T employe, (Leamy & Kyle) Bailey T J, laborer, 13th avenue west Bailey VVm, plasterer and builder, Carl avenue Bain Wm, laborer, (R C P M) Baker C, upholsterer, F W Hart Baker F, clerk- se'cty Vancouver City foundry ^ , Baker W, carpenter (T Tompkins) Ch Baker W B, carpenter, (T Tompkins) Charles hotel ^ Baldee Marcus, fur dealer, Byrnes block Water res Ali Muuder st Balderson J, book-keeper, Bej^ina hotel Baldwin Edwin, woodsman, Richmond hotel Baldwin Geo F, city treasurer assessor, collector, a'i Westm ave Balkwill Arthur, laborer, 10 Hastings East Ball Wm, glacier (R C P M) Ballinger Wm, laborer, 37 Hastings East Balsom, — carpenter, Richmond Hotel Bambrick Charles, lal:.)rer, Granville Banham A J, butcher (Van Volkenburgh Bros) res .■>13 Horaer Bank of British Columbia, manager J C Keith 43S Hastings, West I «. Banli of BritiMli IVortii America, manager (' E Taylor ;{;> ' Carrall Banlc of Montreal, manager, C Sweeny, 440 Hastings. Wes Bank Exchange Saloon, prop, A Swanson, 52 Cordora at Bankes George, machinist, 403 Hamilton Baptist Cliarcll, Westmister ave, pastor. Rev .7 B Kennedy, res 427 Cambie ' , Barahus Charles, employe, (Fader Brof>) Carrier's liotel } Barber John, woodsman, Richmond hotel I Bnrington W E, laborer, C P R | I Barker C F, clerk, C P R ! i . . ^1 A. GREGG & SON^ 42 YATES STREET VICTOR? >rB. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods In the ;',;//. I - _ Sc eg (a GO N'G. 'A .^ ■ *" K 03 • H:> fKlv, « B.C. , ..','. 3 'J — i > 'IX lie Touch and DurabiUty. C. A. LOMBARD & CO^, SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. VANCOl VE'l DIRECTORY. 480 C/Si COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, MAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSET: Z.UMBER, DOORS. SASH. &c Yard & Oflic« iSouth end C3ambie Streot, VAN(^OUVER. li. C. Jjarker Ernest E, (Grjively ^ ; ti.-- ini«r- Beattie A Murray, Auctioneer Appraiser I and general com. merchant 32 & 34 Cord i ova. Regular monthly real estate sales. Maps of the city on application Large sales- i room on the prenaises \irith facilities to hand le Bankrunt stocks, dcc> res 462 Seymour I Beaton & Preston props West End Hc^tel. (V25 Hastings, West MSB. WILLIAMS & CO. .'-"Men '8, Youth's and lii»\s Cl'iUiinu 97 JohuHOH Street, bet. Broad and Douelas, Viot^^iria. B.C. z < \ t, ■ I ' )' i t (') " . 1 ( t', • '1 :^: .s':.:'|l M:\ SI ' ' I'll lit; h III I / ,, i I rii'ii'. o — '^•> and Musical lNSTRnir«im ■STIOTOK^I-A., B.C. 2Q 434 BRTTI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & kyle Props, BQUgh and Oressed Lumber, DQors, Sasb, c&q. Yard & Office. South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER. B. C. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Oj^ices, 100 Cordova Street and Anderson Block, I GranviiiLE Street, Vancouver, H. c., New Westminster, B. C. and London, Eng. < • ? i fi 1 — ' ' ^ > 12! '■u ^« D ^r VJ ^tz! I.' to D K J] Hl'^ K H B^ U ^g S K K ^y H E n ^ E H ■< E !S ^K ^ 'H jfl eSi ■0 K' « n) 0(1 7 BankeH George, machinist, 403 Hamilton CO ! Baptist Charch, Westraistor ave, pastor. ll«n' J B Kenuedy, res 427 Cambie BarahuR Charles, employe, (Fader Bros) Carrier's hotel Barber John, woodsman, Richmond hotel Barington W E, laborer, CPU Barker C F, clerk, C P R A. GREGG a SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen (roods in the Citij. i 10 4 Touch and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. VANCOt VEK DIKECTORY. 48.^ -) ft^ -{ ' ' > i A 'u ^ 3 ^7 7J ! Sti -^ \ b --^ » J HHIi^ K H B-i A ■ VcD ; i COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & ryle Props. ^ ROUGH AND 021ESSED Z.UMBER. DOORS. SASH. &c Yard & Office Houth end Cambie Street. VANCOUVER. IV C. t S > (!) 10 10 JJarker Ernest E, (Gravely & Bai-ker) Rurrard Barker J N, tin>^mitli, C P R Barker Miss B. clerk. Post Office Barker Robert, plasterer, Hamilton Barker Robert, Real Estate k Ins agent. 820 Cordon Barker R, office boy, C P 11 Barker, 222 Cordora Barker W J, 187 Hastings east Barlow Thos, carpenter, 809 Richard Barnes A, factory hand, (R C P M) Barnes E, laborer, (T Tompkiu.s) Barnes Geo, (Rounsfell k Co) 819 Princes Barnett Thomas, employe, C P R, res 421 Richard Barnfield A. factory hand, (R C P M) Barnhart R, conductor. P R Barr J R, carpenter (What Cheer house) Barrett, laborer, 528 Powell Barron E, carpenter, Granville hotel Barry M R^ prop. Treraont saloon, 152 Alexander Barry Michael, carpenter, Pender, cor Abbott Barthel Herman, manager, hotel de Louvre. Pender Barthel G, laborer, C P R Bartholomew J H, carpenter, Sevniour Bartlett Charles, laborer, C P R" Battison W, millhanii, (Leamy <^ Kyle) Batty John, laborer, (R C P M ) i Bay View house, prop, Kent k Talipot. 514 Cordova ; B C bookstore, proj), W Harrison. 85 Cordova K € Fruit ^wrower^A As^ivociation, Sec y. 1 Oppenheimer , B C Smelting Co'y, It, manager. E J Dowlen Beach W H, rancher, Bowen Island I Beacon Peter, carpenter, Carabie lann I Beals Charles, carpenter, Davy st i Beamish Wm, laborer. Brunswick Hotel ! Beasley A F. book-keeper, (Innes ifc Richards) 429 How.' Beattie A Murray, Auctioneer Appraisei» and general com- merchant- 32 & 34 Cord- I ova. Regular monthly real estate sales, j Maps of the city on application Larg e sales- I room on the premises with facilities to hand le Bankrunt stocks, iSc;c> res 462 Seymour I Beaton & Preston, props West End Hotel. (>25 Hastings. West A H B MacgowMii o > c a z z m -< GO MSB. WILLIAMS & GO., For Men's, Youth's and liov.s C'luiliinir 97 Johuaon Street, bet. Broad and Douelaa, Victoria. B.C. ' '\\ Mi t i ' i ) i it'p ii ^-it i'.' i' II '' 1 1 1 ] i i 1 Ml , d i i > 1 1 '1' ' i i 111 I 1 ■■' ! 1 1 1 r ;i l( I * wmm i r ii f i; '■' ! ^ i: i I ' 1-hl i ' !',i The Ronisch Pianos aw the leading pianos in ao. I lie IVCJlllbt-li r IdllOb j^n^j jj^yg tijg Largest gj^jp^ LltlTIBH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. o CO err Sgo oo .> CO CN CO Pb9 OQ GO lao COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors. Sa,sh, &c. Yakd & Opfiob, South end Cambie Street, Vi\NOOUVER, B. C. a> !,?< V:i i' Beaton John, (Beaton & Preston) 625 HaKtings west Beatty T J, laborer, 10th avenue west Boatty John, lumberman, 207 Abbott Beatty J, empIoye,(Leamy Q VANCOUVFK UTl;i;i;TOUY. 437 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle, props. SOVQBdJfBi OtBHaSBJJt ^UMJ^JRB, BOOBS, a^SUBS, ^q. Yard ajid Okkiok, Houth end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, }\. C. BenTGTlftborer, C P R Bent W, teamster (R P M) Bentner Thomas, employe, Vancouver brewery Benwell J O, cashier, (B B N A) 32 Oarvall Berb Alfred, boiler, 23 ]>unlevy ave Berceron Louis, carpenter, City hotel JOHN WULFF80HN. P. H. BEWKKK. BEWICKE & WULFFSOHN, BANKERS AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENTS. BANKING MND STOCK BROKING DEPARTMENT: BILLS DISCOUNTED, » CHECKS COLLECTED, EXCHANGES EFFECTED, CORPORATION BONDS, MINING STOCK, (iAS AND ALL OTHER COMPANY SHARES BOUGHT AN» SOLD AND EVERY KIND OF BANKING AND STOCK BROKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT: BUILDING ESTATES FINANCED, REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD, RENTS COLLECTED. FULL CHARGE AND MANAGEMENT OF ESTATES UNDERTAKEN FOR NON-RESIDENTS. LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCES EFFECTED WITH THE LEADING OFFICES OF THE WORLD. MONEY ADVANCED ON APPROVED SECURITY. IMPORT AND EXPORT. AoKNaEH AND C0HBKBPONDENT8 :— Hambnrg. Berlm, London,, Montreal, Victoria, B. ( .„ Yokohama. Kobe. Vienna, Paris, Glasgow. New \otk, Rio De Janeiro, Hong Kong, Shanghai. Havre, Antwerp. Aianchester, San Francisco, Buenoe Ayres, Tonkin, HanKkok. •sr GORRE8PONOENCE SOLICITED. 424 & 426 CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER, B. C f^ mD. ■'\ i, 111 ' I'l!' I", i .1 ' I J!.'i ;■' I ; 11 ,'f i' (I ill ir . „;■ ■llrl ■ I ,t,i \:.m i V. ■ s*h%a'. Black James, watcbman, Bennett H, laborer, C P R Bennett H, machinist, Van City foundry, res 114 Jackson Benson Arthur, laborer, 38 Park avenue Benson A W, laborer C P R Benson J 8, book-keeper (Geo. Gassady A Co) Benson Thos, machinist, (Hastings S M) A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street, VICTORIA, B. C. Receive ihe first Iw ported Woolen G<^OiU ui i'.c City. II.C. The Ronisch Pianos ^r^^'^^r^L'"^ C. A. Lomhard ^ Co., Sole Agents , Victoria. Ui Z< i° > r N CO M r b P M < < J (d X (^ CI P Q} (C p, Col(J«>n Gate hotel, Granville corner Davie Berness P, carpenter, (T Tompkins) Barney J, mason (T Tompkins) Berney S, plasterer, (T TompkiBs) Berry H A A Co*y, express, truck aarl dray, 128 Cordov«v Berry A F, bootmaker, (R Mills) Berry H A, (H A Berry & Co'y) 112 Harris Beartenux A Co'y grocers, 530 Hastings, west BerteauxG E, (Berteaux «k Co)LelHnd Hiuse Bertholmi Geo, laborer, C P R BerubeThos, laborer, C P R Best, 22 Dunlevy are Betts Gerard, rodmais Stewart House Bewicke A Wulfl>ioliii, bmkers uud financial ni^^ents. 442 Cordova Bewicke P H (Bewicke ^ Wuiffsohu) 724 HuKtiugs West Bianchi L, stone cutter, T Tompkins Biegerre August, log h uiler, Hastin^'H S M Biggar David, teamster, H A Berry Hastings East Bingham W, turner, C P B Bingham W N, fireman, C P R, 1132 Houe Binnie, F employee, C P R, 308 Seymour Birks Mrs, nurse, city hospital, Pender Bishop F P, painter, Gold House Black A Wilkiimon, prop Palace livery stabler^, Pender Black A P (Haywood & Black) 233 Cordova Black A S, solicitor, Whetham bldg, Cordova, res 421 Kichnrd Black A W, store keeper, C P R Black Dougall, laborer, T Tompkins, res tiraavilk' Black G«»orge (Black & Wilkinson) ren Hastings Black James, watchman, C P R Black John Joseph, stone cutter, Goio ive near AlexaudiM Black T Toinpson, nolicitor, Mfttury Public assd €oiu- ntloMioner to ndnilnkkter oath**, uad lioli4:il,or to Hie I%la|sr» M rcantlle Airency. I%ia|crnFal&«. i^ 1'. 1 Opponlieiiner. tea 3S1 acymonr f^ GOTfo B .WILLIAMS & CO. y^^^^^°'»' Youth's and Boys' cQbin^, 97 JohnBon Street, let. Broad and Doufflas, Victokia, B. C ^m 1 1 I ' * t i; : :\ •' I 1 ■ ■ I . , I'-'t % \':-\ w^ ml i' 'Ml 'K' iU: :i /I, The Ronisrh Piqno9 Ar« th, leading pianos un. C A. LOMBARD * CO., AGISNTS, TICTOaiA. o CO 488 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTOllY. „ o COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, wii i m Pioprietot!, §i Yard , ., Bolton James, millwright. Van. Milling Co, Powell Bolton Mrs M, dressmaker, 206 Pender Bolton Richard, shoemaker, 206 Pender Bomiville F O, laborer, T Tompkins Bond Joseph, logger. Stag & Pheasant Bond Sam, logger, Trounce Alley , „ , Bone George, lumberman, Granville . -^ •• I m ^^ go I 00 • ft ffl > ^< X (B o{]n >(D X(D >< 3. 9 td A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Icforia, B. C. ave ! K tt VANCOUVER ADVFRTIHF.MKNTS. The Leland House t -^ -~.-gi) ,~i "*■ c'Z^^C)?—'" "^ ■>"" JOHN E. INSLEY, Manager. ^^^ PROUT & INSLEY, Proprietors. AWi^-^i :E^oo;^£S 'jpoti 125 o-xjests. Corncr of Hastii/os and Grajivillc Streets, VANCOUVER, B, 0. l■^ i I V, «K;*„:: VH i ; 1 'i^h ■;i Mr, ■'■5iK.«i ill:' W! i| i '^1 i ':! I m VANCOUVER ADVERTISEMENTS. THE WINDSOR, ERMATINGER & CO., Proprietors. Cor. SHYMOUK AND FHNDHR STRHFJS, VANCOUVER, B. C. Rates, $2.00 to $2J)0 per Day. Columbia Brf 'ery. KAPPLER & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, POWELL STREET, VANCOUVER, B. C. BiaD53-WEiaS OF LAGER BEER/t/PORTER ^^ FAXMril-XES VTAXTED ON. The Ronisch Pianos ^ ^«»""A^^j;j^Ton«,T«.oh,«Ki C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AQKNTS, VICTORIA. cc liJ z. <8 o <^. 0^ Zo UJ z X u. VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 430 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, ASH, ETC. Yabd tVc Office, South end Cumbic St., V ancouvek, B. C. Bone John, carpenter, 32G Seymour Bonett J, laborer, C P li Booth George, cook Gambrinus Hotel Borgat Louis, carpenter, City Hotel Borland James, plasterer, 137 Hastings East Bcvland James, teamster (T J Janes) Bo'lt^nd Kobert, teamster (T J Janes) Bouchard Dennis, laborer, City Hotel Boucher F, contractor and builder Richard Bouillon Joseph, carpenter, Hastings cor Carl ave Boultee F W, clerk, Custom House, 306 Pender Bonltbee John, barrister and notary public Wilson block, Cordova and Abbott, res 330 Oppenheimer Boultbee Mrs, widow, 306 Pender Boultbee W, machinists apprentice, C P R Bourette M, emyloyee (Leamy & Kyle) Bourne A S, clerk (D P & P Office) C P R Bourwick John, laborer, C P R Boutlier Francis, builder, 429 Homer Bowell J M, collector of Customs, Granville Bower M, groceries, 15 Vbbott, (Elgin House) Bowes Miss, 309 Homer Bowker C P, electrician, 323 Oppenheimer Bowker John (R Baker) 230 Cordova Bowman J H, carpenter, 110 Seymour Boyd & Clundenning, contractors Boyd A Miss, milliner (Cope & Young) res Leland Boyd George, carpenter, Westminster ave west Boyer Charles, milkman (H Mason) 8th ave West Boyes R J, engineer, 338 Powell ^v^ Bradbury Sam, prop Royal Hotel restaurant, 131 Water rj-t Bradley Sam, cook, Arlington Hotel Brady Thomas, waiter. Hotel Vancouver o ^ Brtindrith W J, fruit grower, box 320 P O |- Brash Wm (Campbell & Brash) 1 Cordova Brawne F H, decorator, 114 Hastings East Bredemeyer W, Dr Ph, mining engineer surveyor and assajr- er, room 3 4 and 5 Masonic Temple block Cordova st O^ Brenon Jules, fireman. Hotel Vancouver Brenton John, engineer (Palmer Bros) Westminster road cor Lans- CO downe ave Brereton C J, carpenter, 1121 Howe ^^ B. WILLIAMS & GO. '" *V"2u^™5".1»^^?;e'S''™' 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Yiotoria, B. C. {iyfi'ii»il'' I: ■ I'l 11 Irl I ,('■ '-'• V;> "M r. • . ^„|l' lis' :'ff| ill i Ji m ■t8?i'; t j;-' ):.: 11 i' I !!1M'| 11^ ( i I", Mi :i 4 ■i J ». !, ri a i.' :^ I THE Hmmn pianos /lr« (/(« leading Pinnut t,, ti. r and have the largett ualt. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE aGENTS. VIC'/OmA 440 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. GOMflSERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAHY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRESSeO LUMBER. DOORS, 8A8H. &C. Yabd & QggioB, South end Cambie 8treat, VANCOUVBR, jj. 0. f4 O O GO :s Brett R E. clerk (assist supt) P R, res 424 Seymour Brett R H, freight brakesuiiiu, P R, llti iici.-«tiQg.s eist Brewer Wm, carpenter, Richinoud Hotel Brewer W J, Alderman "Bridge Hotel, False Greek. First Class accom- modation at vei*y reasonable rates. Chas. A. Mee, prop, Westminster Ave. Bridges J, striker, P R, 1127 Richard Brighouse S, Alderman, ros Hastings Burrard Inlet Bridgeman E N, G 8 Office, C P R Briggs Miss Lizzie, chambermaid. Hotel Yuuuouver Bright Peter, laborer, C P R Britannia hotel, prop, Dunn & Furry, 175 Water st British America of Toronto Insurance Co, agents Ross & Ceporley Hastings, west, British Colv^nbia Fire Insurance €o, agones K A Ander- son & Cc y, British Columbia Smelting Co'y, limited, Soc'ty VV. Preutice Hastings road British Empire Life Assurance of England, agent, R Barker, 230 Cordova Bretton E C assistanf. chief, fire brigade, Fire hall, Seymoui- st Broad Miss L V, Colonial hotel, Granville cor Drake Brocklesby H A, accountant, Hotel Vancouver Brockwell David, brickmaker, 123 Hastings east Brooks H, laborer, C P R Brooks H R, carpenter, St Charles hotel Brooks J J, carpenter, 106 Jackson ave Brophy J P, accountant, (Bewicke & Wulffsohn) res 421 Richard Brown A Wiiite, Dry Goods Albion House, 30 Carrall Brown A, apprentice, The Daily Yv'^orld Brown A H, laborer, C PR Brown Beniamin, warehouseman (Oppenheimer Bros) Brown C L lOth ave west Brown D E, general freight and passenger agent, C P R Aiidoi- son Block Granville Brown E A, carpenter, 119 Hastings east Brown Geo McL, ticket agent, C P R Brown Geo, laborer, C P R, Centml hotel Brown G, wiper, C P R Brown Gidf "n, painttr, Westminister road Brown I J laborer, C P R A. GREGG a SON, ARTISl TAILORS. 42 YATES STffiEl Opposite Langley Strsei, Victcria, B. C. I iffi M CO Q ? 9 3 H A I* u 10 CO cd O O g o c8 M lA ■a i IK I' id OH 4> TANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 441 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & kyle Praps. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, &o. Yard & Oppiob, South end Oarabie Street, VANCOUVER, B. O. Brown James, carpenter, 233 Prior Brown James, laborer, (Hastings S M) Brown John, mason, 552 Seymour Brown J, fireman. Van. Electric III. Co'j Brown Jno, laborer, P R Brown John, day watchman, (Hastings S M) Brown John, lumberman, 137 Hastings east Brown John, baker, Arlington hotel Brown John, carpenter, 233 Prior Brown J, composicor, (News Advertiser) Brown John, machinist, C P R, 307 Drake BroTm Joseph, Dealer in all kinds of Ne-w and Second Hand Goods £roni a Needle to an Anchor, 7 Carrall* Brown Miss, dressmaker, 7 Oppenheimer Brown P C, 2 Powell Brown Sam, laborer, 13th, ave west Brown S H, boiler maker. What Cheer House Brown Wm, (Mutrie & Brown) res 206 Cambie Browne J, chief clerk C P R 213 Georgia Browne Walter, laborer, C P R Browne W H, car checker, C P R Brownley William, engineer, (What Cheer house) Browning F, employe, C P R, 311 Princes Browning F H, laborer, C P R Browning J M , land commissioner C P R, Georgia Brunette Saw Mill Co'y, manager, Gow D L; 701 Westminister ave Brunswick Hotel, prop P Carey, 31 Hastings, West Bucha G, laborer, C P R Buchanan A H, accountant. Bank of Montreal, 419 Richard Buchanan D, blacksmith, Van Lumber Oo'y Buchenroth G J, lather, Regina hotel Buckley H, baggageman, C P R Bucknall R C, 119 Hastings east Bucknell R, employe, (Van Water Works) Budden George, laborer, T Tompkins Budlong F L, builder and contractor, 5th ave east Buinie Thos, brakesman, C P R Bull H A, book-keeper, Westminister road Bull Walter, employe, C P R, 213 Georgia Bull W, fireman, Van. Electric 111. Co'y CO O 3D OQ ^ jQ o 03 " Z ?5 m ^-1 z Q 01 BWII I lAMQ i^ f^n l^eep a^l^^ys in stock a first-claes Assortment ■ IflLLInlTIO CX UUij of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. Bee them. 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. V . i M : '!!':■ ,i ' • >v% mf h, '.i I V m ' I il i i UH- M' SI? t C ' A T nmUarARrCr^ Direct importers of Piawob, Oboakb 33 n3 442 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. BQjgh aad Dresaadi Lumbert BoQra, Sasb, <&o. Yabd & Office. South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. Bull W A, laborer, P R Bunker Alfred, contractor, 340 Howe Bunning David, porter, city hospital, Pender Bunt Robert, C P R, 13 Columbia ave Bunting James, employe, G P R Burge88 Enoch, rancher, 112 Columbia ave Burgess J, cabinet maker, F W Hart Burgh E J F, prop, Pacific Hotel dining room, Cordova, res Homer Burgh Robt, messenger, C P R Burner Robt, Occidental Hotel Burnes D, screw turner, R C P M Burnett W G, boot and shoemaker, 108 Carrall, res 215 Prior Burnley Bros, parcels delivery, 338 Powell Burnley Charles, (Burnley Bros) 338 Powell Burnley John, (Burnley Bros) 338 Powell Burns Charles,fireman (R C P M) res 112 Barnand Burns D , horse dealer. Gold House Burns Frank, driver, (Queen Bros) Powers Block, Granville Burns W W, waiter, Hotel Vancouver Burridge E M, book-keeper, Oriental hotel Burrard House, Wm Martin, prop, 2 Cordova Burritt H D, I D 8, surgeon dentist, Whetham Block, Cordova Burritt O, 8th Ave west Burrows E D, (Chilberg, Davis & Co'y, (Northern hotel) Burse J, baker, cor Alexander and Powell Burton R, finisher, F W Hart Burwell H M, (Garden, Hermon k Burwell, res 421 Richard Busbridge Geo, butcher, Van Volkenburgh & Bro, (Bridge hotelj Bushong Ivan (R C P M) 315 Weston ave Butler Harry, 311 Richard Butler John, printer, Oriental hotel Buttler Henry E, bartender Union hotel, 19 Abbott REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Offices, 100 OoBDOVA Stbbbt and Akdebson Block, I ObanviiiIiB Stbbbt, Vancouver, B. C, New Whstminstbb, B. C. nnd London, Eno. O Cabinet Saloon, prop F McLennan, 180 Water Cadden S, watchman. Van. City Foundry A. GREGG a SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in fhp Cify. o ■jj o 0! H 055 HH m DA III 0011 DIAMOQ '*''* «"*«'*^««««'' z*"* ^<'"« nil ll I OU n r I n ll UO Touch and Durabilitfi. C. A. LOMB ARD & CO.. SOLE AGEN TS. VICTORIA. ^M^ti^ o > O •JJ H o -) U H ■A A A H HH M H VANCOUVEIi DIRECTORY. 4-43 agent H A COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED X.UMBER, DOORS. SASH, &o- Yard & Office South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER. B. C. Oalder Andrew, laborer, C P R Calder D, laborer, P R Caldwell John, mason (T Tompkins) Calhoun W A, compositor (News Advertiser) CaHfornia A Wei^tern Harine Insurance, Mellon, res 504 Cordova Cambie HJ, engineer in charge, C P R, res Georgia Cambolato M, laborer, 2G Westminister are Cameron A, clerk (0 P R) res Anderson block, Granville Cameron A B, Edinburgh House Cameron A W, engineer, Invincible H vse Co, 14 Water Cameron James, laborer, C P R Cameron J I), carpenter, 50 Gore ave Cameron J D, laborer, C P R Cameron John, laborer, Central Hotel Cameron J W, engineer (R C P M) Cameron J no, laborer, C P R Cameron Joseph, engineer, 214 Harris Cameron J, laborer, C P R Camp Henry, Hastings S M Cameron Miss, dress and cloak maker, 50 Gore ave Campbell & Brash, prop Campbell's cor Saloon, 1 Coraova Campbell A Martin bakers and confectioners, 27 Abbott Campbell Alex, laborer, Britannia Campbell Angus, laborer, 200 Prior Campbell Arch, teamster, Treraout Hotel Campbell A, laborer, 206 Prior Campbell Clarence, e loyee (R C P M) 14 Water Campbell C U, tallyman R C P M) res Westminir«tt^i Hve Campbell C S, Oriental Hotel Campbell D J (Campbell & Ma. tin) 27 Abbott Campb?ll E, employee (R C P M) Westmini ter ave Campbell G W, salesman (R C P M) res Westminister ave Campbell Hugh, assistant foreman. Reliance Ho- Campbell H, moulder, Van City Foundr\ Campbell H, striker, C P R Campbell John, waiter, Douglas House Campbell John A, carpenter, 222 Prior Campbell James (Campbell & Brush) 1 Cordova Campbell J M helper C P R Campbell J T Grant, book keeper (Godfrt'\ Campbell J W, fitters helper C P R Campbell Marvin, clerk (Ontario Grocery) A & Co) 324 Hoitun- -3 ^ O 3} > C Q X lien ?^Z — I z ct ■"4 Z m -< 03 A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street, VICTORIA B.C. Hern'xve ihe first Imported Woolen Gor^-'S i» ihr f^i*tj m I'll; m I ^ . t;!/ :■«;-! 1: ill ;; y;'i :■ il ,:)" Rfli WJ: : .. $Mm I he konisch Pianos ^'^trr/rS.I^JIa'"..''''- o CD < as" CO UJ CO ^^ ZJOt CO GO C, A. >OmB;!|.RTI> & CO., AGSHTS, VICTORIA. 444 BRIT18H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyu props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &o. Yard & Offich, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Campbell JH L, tobacconiBt wholesale and retail 124 aud 126 Cordova Campbell Norman, blacksmith (B C Smelting Co) What Cheer House Campbell P C, Westminister ave Campbell Peter, laborer, 11 C P M Campbell K, prop What Cheer House. Heatley ave Campbell J£, boot and shoo maker and findings, Homer uenr Cordova, res Howe Campbell R jr, clerk (R Campbell) Howe Campbell R G, laborer, C P R Campbell Wm, book keeper, News Advertiser Campion J W (Galbraith & Campion) Hornby Campoleto G, laborer, C P R Canadian Pacillc Railway Co, office Cordova, Sup H Abbott Canadian Pacific ^'aTigation Co, agent F W Carleton Canadian Pacific ^iteaniship Co, superintendent J A Fuller- ton, 422 Cordova Canadian Pacific Tele]|;raph Co, manager W B YouDg, 524 Cordova Canning^ J, direct Importer wholesale dealer in for- eiiMi nnd «loin«)*lIarney Misses, 205 Hastings east Carney Wm, laborer, Carrall Carney W F, logger, G F Slater Carr E, laborer, T Tompkins Carrier Joe, carpenter, 1139 Richard GOjfo B. WILLIAMS & Cn.^ F<>r Men's, Youth>B and Boys' ClothJDg 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and DoufflaH, Viotoris, B.C. The Bonisch Pianos':^*vr'ZJ::;L°:r" C, A, Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. (0(6 p^ H > 3 to <0 c6(n X VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 445 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle, props. BOUQBIAND OEB^SGlf LUMBEJS» OOQB^, BA90E&, (fto. Yard amd Office, South eml (^ajnble Street, VA>r(.'OUV^ER, B 0. Carrier Joseph, yardman, C V R, Stag & Pheanunt Hotel Carrier J, breaksman, C P li. Westmiuistev nve Carriers Hotel, prop Mey tyer John, 1139 Richard Carroll J T, M I), Simpson block, danville Carruthers Thomas, painter. Royal Hotel Carson Harry, laborer, C P R Carter C, dealer in orp;ans and pianos, 230 Hast n-^s, W.ist Carter Charles, 321 Hamilton Carter C H, ship tallyman, Hastings 8 M Carter House, prop Louis Carter, 166 Water Carter John L, accountant, Carter House Carter Louis, prop Carter House 166 Water Cattwright F, carpenter, 9th ave Cartwright George, carpenter, 8th ave Cartwright Henry, tinsmith, 9th ave, West Cartwright John, prop Richmond Hotel, GAnail Cartwright Joseph, carpenter, 8th ave Cartwrifcht Wm, stevedore, 9th ave Carver FN, care taker, Jiurrard St school Carver John W, employee, News Advertiser, res 409 I'lnk* €ary A HcPhalen, contractors, 209 Harris Cary George, (Gary & McPhnlen ) 330 Homei Cascade Laundry, prop Nelson & Hanby, 17 Hastings East Casey J J, prop Dividend Saloon, Dupout Cash 8 A, car fireman, C P R, 132 Homer Caaher Charles A, tinsmith, O'Toole & R;ili>li. Park ave Caskden J J, clerk, Stag A, Pheasant CaHsady Oeorge A <^«», sash and do.*!- fac^t-nv, foot of Cambie Cassady George, (Cassady Geo « LEADING PIANOS In a n 1 lie r^OniSCn rianOS ^nd have th« Largest SaU C A. LOMBARD A CO., 1^ (4 o H 99 H CD CO ^— > o o :r5 OJ o CD < CD «-^ and have th« Largest Sale AGBKTS, 7ICT01UA. 446 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, uw & eils rrp fioBsrA asd BrosBQii Itumber, OQQra, Sasb, d^o. Yard & Office, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVEli, B. C. Cawker Charles, Burnett Cawker J, expressman, No 20 Cawker S, drayman^ No 19 Cawker Thomas, teamster, res Burnett Centra] Hotel, prop Thos Quann, 56 Cordova Ceperley H T (Kosis & Ceperley) Georgia Chamberlain C C, builder, 235 Cordova Chamberlain Frank, Canadian Evangelist, 12 Park ave Chapman Alvi, lather, 206 Dunsmuir Chapman Charles, plasterer, 206 Dunsmuir Chapmun G W, plasterer, 206 Dunsmuir Chardon C M, contractor, 445 Homer Charleson D B, contractor, 809 Hamilton Charlesworth James W, butcher, 719 Westminster ave Charlston D, B, contractor, 229 Hastings, west Charlton O L (Wood & Charlton) res Burrard Charman F H, messenger, Custom House Charman Herbert, carpenter, Powell, near Hawks uve Charnal H, carpenter (T Tompkins) Chase WH, mill foreman (Leamy & Kyle) res False Creek Chetham N D, clerk, C P R Chilberg, Davis A Co, grocers and provisions, 109Carrall Chilberg J R (Chilberg, Davis & Co) res 500 Westminster ave Chinese Mission School, teacher Mist Bowe«, 104 Hastings ea^t Choate Ed, bridge inspector, C P R, 409 Powell Christ Chnrcli (Church of England) Incumbent Rev H P Hobson, see page 419 Cicironi Joseph, salesman (J Scuttio)cor Alexander Ciell M, laborer, 29 Westminster ave Citixeiin Insurance Co of Slontreal, agent Robt Barker 230 Cordova City Assessor, Geo Baldwin, City Hall City Auditor John Devine 138 Cordova City Clerlt Thos McGuigan, City Hall City Collector, Geo Baldwin, City Hall City Engineer, J P Lawson, City Hall City Fire Inspector, Joseph Huntly, City Hall City Health Inspector, Joseph Huntly, City Hall City Hospital, Pender, between Cambie and Abbott, matron Miss B Crickman City Licence Inspector, Joseph Huntly, City Hall City Medical He ilth Oilicer, A M Robertson, M D, 105 Carabie A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS, 42 YATES STBEEI Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. 5 g? > H ttl %i VANCOUVER ADVERTISEMENTS. EstobliBhed - 1818. Bank of Montreal. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL ALL PAID UP - - $12,000,000 fjEST 6.000.000 Head Office, -_ - Montreal. BOARD OF DIRECTORH: HiH D. A. Smith, K. C. M. G., Presitlent. (} A. Dbummoni), Esq., Vice-PreHident. ^ Giltert Scott, Esq. ; Alox. Murray, Esq. ; T Paterson, Esq. ; Hugli McLellan, Esii, Hon. John Hamilton, Edward B. (ireen- Hliields, Ehii W. \V. (MttcDonald, km- J. BtTCHANAN, General ManaRer. Godericli, " Guelph, Halifax. N. 8. Hamilton, Ont. KinKHton, E. 8. CorsTON, AfiniHtant General Manager and Manager of Montreal Branch A. Macnider, AMHistant General Manager and inspector K Y. Hebden, AssiBtant Inspector. A. B. BroH.^NAN, Secretary. BRANCHES IN CANADA: Montreal: H. V. Mebedito. Assit. Manaser. AlmontA. Ont. llelleville, " Brantford, " Brockville, " Calgary, Alberta. ( hatlmm, N. B Chatham, Ont. Cornwall. , " Moncton, N. B. Ottawa, Ont. Pertli I'eterboro', Ont. Picton, Quebec, Que. IteKina, .\Ksna. Sarnia, Ont. Stratford. Ont. St. Jolin. N. B. St. Mary's, Ont. Toronto, " Vancouver, B. C. Lindsay, '• Wallachburw, Ont. London, " VVinniiK'g, Man. AoKNTS IN Great Britain : London, Bank of Montreal, 22 Abchurch Lane, E. (;., '"'. As- worth. Manager. London Committee— E. H. Kinx, Esq. Chairman; Robert Gillespie, Esq, AOKNT9 IN the Umteu STATES: New York, Walter Watson and Alex. I.,BnK. 59 Wall St ; (Chicago, Bank of Montreal. W. Munro, Man- axer ; R. Y. Helnlen, Assistant Manager. Bankers in Great Britain : London, the Bank of Enuland ; the Union Bank of Lon- don ; the London and Westminster Bank. Liverpool, the Bank of Liverpool. Scotland, the British Linen Co. and Branches. B\NKERH in United States: New York, the Bank of New York, N. B. A.; the Mercli- ants' National B.ank. Boston, the Merchants' National Bank. Buffalo, Bank of (V>mmerce in Buffalo. San Enincisco, the Bank of Britisii Columbia. Colonial and Foreion Correspondents : St. John's. Newfoundland, the Union Bank of Newfoundland. Britisii Columbia, the Bank of British Columbia. New Zealand, the Bank of New Zealaml. India, t'hina, Japti 1, Australia. Issue Circular Notf's and letters of Credit for Travellors, av.iilable in all parts of the ^•"'^''- C. SWEENY. MANAGER. > MAINLAND WHOLESALE HOUSE, VatoBiocfcj WILLIAM SKENE, ifeK'i!' Ilepresentative for Britisii Columbia of SAMUEL GREENSHIELDS' SON & CO. Wliolcsale Dry Goods Merchants, Montreal COCBRANE, CASSIIS I CO.. Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Ucntreal. DIPLOCK&OSBURN, DiHEGT Importers of Grockefy, Lamps, Fau; Booiis, Etc., Also, CoMMisioN Merchants and GENERAL AGENTS, O ^ ]R> X> ^ "^T-A. SOT., VAriCOUVER, B. C. WM. EM OX 1 OppENHEiMER Street. ACCOUNTANT, Beal Estate and General Agent, c^ Ui'iits and Debts Collected. p. O. BOX 311. Ml i" MK '%' !|m., 'Hi', \v '\Sy •l-vV, li ; .i . Ilif ii.;ii.. Cluiirmnn : IMcii r.,lvil,., |.^,, \ •„,, Cliairiiian ; Jiinit'H Andcihon. Ksii., lloiiry 1). liariisoi. Ks(|.. Homy K. Kmiisoih, |\:,j s,' CharlfH Tiipper. Hart. •■ . i General Manager, -H. HuuIkh, E^:i| .^ i',,,,!^. | |^,. ixiol : liaiik (if l/ivfipodl. In ^codaiid, Irilisli l.iriciM ni|)!iiiy lirnk. In lil.un; liuil- ,ir Iroliincl. In Canada, l^ank of Munlri'al. In New ^ cirk. ..Ii-ssrs. W. WalMin imd A. I.m - ' i,! Soulli America. Lonilun Hinik of Mexicn and Simlli Am' rica. In India. ( Idiii and \iimi ili'i Cliarterec' Haidv of India. Anstraliaand I'luna. Ilonn K<)n« and Sli;ini,'iuii. Haiikiiiy ('.ii„,i' ation. H'-iiK Kont,'. . -^ i - Tiie Hank in l.(indi>n 1,'rants |ji'tt"i« of CrNdit M'ld ')r;\''(8 on itx Hriii"!i(w ;it Smh , ,„ Cisco, m California : Porlaml. in Ore^'on : and Victoria, in British Co|iind>ia : aiul vi.|,i'|,.'." credits are irrnnted liy the Mrilisli Linen Company, the NDrlli and Soiuh Wal-s Hank in l.iv.r- pool. and the Haidi of Liverpool. The Hank .-ilso pnrcliaM's or forward'- for colh ction ^)rafts on thealio-e \ii" ed at ciirr nt rites. Drii'lt^ mi 'iH parts of (he world are issned. Hnllion and (inst pii •■hai-eil, an 1 a ).;i .vral linn! in- l.nsi- ness contnicteil. V.\N(<>1 VKli. HrUish C.dnnihia. isstl. J. Q. KtlTH, MANAGER. W. L Leonard 8c Co., Iraportorn and Doalors in . MARINE, STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES, AND BOILERS AND PUMPING MACHINERY, Mill Supplies of All Kinds Cairied in Stock. 330 AND 332 CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER, B. C. The Ronisch Pianos ^ """""^T«S!ir'' '*"*'"* 0. A. LOMBARD A CO., AQBNTS, VIOTORIA. >• X 111 ^*' o ? 1w Q) -CI ^i5 q vffi oM W^ C8 ftn >0 t« 1 H; . 1 ^ q ^ — !?• ! . 1h bott |^« ai> §53 eo < S o I- u > 0> u to \o n It VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 449 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS,. LEAMY & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUBIBER, DOORS, SASH, &o. Yabd & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Connacher Hugh, laborer, Jackson ave Oonnacher Eobt, contractor, 772 Westminster ave Conner 8 R, hack driver, 213 Powell Conners W, engineer 105 Hastings, west Connolly William, salesman (Fader Bros) 344 Seymour Connon H E, district freight agent, C P R, 419 Richard Connor Patrick, lumberman, 38 Water Cook Alfred, painter Carl ave Cook Edward, cook (Stag & Pheasant Hotel) Cook Ed, teamster (H A Berry & Co) Cook Edward, contractor, 9 Hastings, East Cook G E, teamster ( W S Cook) Cood G F, builder, Seymour Cook James, laborer, C P R Cook J, helper C P R Cook R H, carpenter Sixth ave, east Cook Wm, driver (A W Wright) Stag c Q X II «.> ^"^ bo > i Z S A. GREQQ & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b.c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City l,i ' il ii 1*1 sit"- ■' '' ^SBSS^BBH iH^ \l- '■ y !!i Ji V.'V %Ml I he Ronisch Pianos ""'' '''' ^^h'^'^'m'^ r^'^'"''^ '" ^- ^- ^ and have the Larcrest «aiou and have the Largest Sales. _C* A«_JLOmBARp j^CO., AQEMTSs VICTOR! ;i. v»< CO UJ CQ ea 452 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COiMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c. Yard & Offiob, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. ID ~ REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Offices, 100 CoBDOVA Streut and Anderson Blocki I GBANvtLLB Street, Vancctjvee, B. C New Westminster, li. C. and London Eng Dagis DM, miuer, Gambrinus Hotel Daily IVews-Advertiser, F C Cotton, managing editor, CambiP Dale GP laborer CPR Dale G, laborer, C P R Dale John, carpenter, Edinburgh Hotel Dale Peter, 320 Carrall Damato Nicola, employee, Mainland Brewery Dana A J, assistant purchasing agent, C P II 419 Richard Dansereau Louis, clerk, F X Martin Danzy Norman, carpenter, Hillyer & Holmes Davey Emanuel, plasterer, 761 Westminster ave Davids E H, Gold House Davidson Bros, watchmakers and jewellers, 176 Cordova Davidson, compositor, The Daily World Davidson C N (Davidson Bros) 460 Seymour Davie Wm, clerk, 10 Hastings, East Davies E, laborer, cabins 134 Alexander Davis J VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 453 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle, props. Yard and Office, South eud Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, K. C. Dawsy— , carpenter, 1112 Howe Deacon J, & Co, grocer, 307 Cordova Deacon G, car repairer, CPU Deacon J (Deacon J & Co) 439 Homer Dean W, laborer, cabins 134 Alexander Defoe J, carpenter, Westminister ave Defoe J K, carpenter, 319 Hastings, East Delong E O, blacksmith (A T McNabb) 129 Oppenlieimer Dempster, W D (Wood worth & Co) Richmond Hotel Denny Wm, book keeper, Drake Denny Wm, laborer, C P R Deraugh A F (Murchison & Deraugh) res 704 Westminister ave Derrick A, carpenter. Water Derroche Joseph, stone cutter, 317 Pender Derroche P, stone cutter, T Tojupkins Derosier Joha, laborer, Arlingtou Hotel Derwent John, painter, Lelaud Des Brisay J, fitter, C P R Des Carrieres Michael, stevedore, 311 Westminister ave Des Carrieres M, dressmakers, 311 Westminister ave Deschaine Arthur, carpenter, City Hotel Descovish A, candy maker (S McHugh) Desormier Charles, 314 Princess Desrosiers John, carpenter, Granville Desrosiers M, tinsmith (E S Hcoullar & Co) res Stag & Pheasant Devenport Wm, stevedore, 9th ave, West Devine J A Son, real esv- Le and financial agents, collectors res 142 Cordova Devine Harry T (Devine J & Son) 138 Cordova Devine Jolin (Devine J & Son) 138 Cordova Devitt John Wm, brewer, Westminster road Dewar R, expressman No 15 Dewar Alex, painter. Royal Hotel Dewett Joseph, brewer. Bridge Hotel De Wolf Geo, managing director, B C Smelting, res 427 How*' De Wolf J W, clerk (A Godfrey & Co) res 114 Hustings Dhermil'y Ed, cook (Harry Friok) 428 Cordova Dickie Geo, driver, F W Hart Dickie Robt, stone cutter, 209 Georgia Dickson C, hand driller, T Tompkins Dickson James, boiler smith, Richmond Hotel Dillon John, plasterer (T Tompkins) Seymour Dillon Wm, painter, Greyhound Hotel la taQ a GOTO B, WILLIAMS & CO.y ^"'' ^^e^'«' Youth's and Bovh" . Matbiiig , d7 Johnson Street, t>et Broad and Dougrlas, Vtotokia, B. C. % '.I , !■'!' :'r I'! ":'' : i m ■• i»i '&-{' i ;■'!./ lit ■< m il; ill m^n w ' ', if 1 J !l il ,m:i«;;[;„;,. ? n»: ;!• li [: Ihe Ronisch Pianos ^ ^ia^S^t^ri^^,-? * « C A. LOMBAHD ^ CO., AOBHTS, TICTOaiA. O < 454 BBITI8H COLUMBIA DIBECTOBY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, mi & m Fropi BQugh and Dreaaod Itnmber, Doora, Ssslt, ibo„ Yard & Office, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Dinsmore Ab, cooper, P R, Cambie Dinsmore A, employee (R C P M) 6th ave, West Dinsmore P W, messenger, C P R lliplock A 0»bnrn, importers, 520 Cordova Diplock A B (Diplock & Osbnrn) 520 Cordova Distals Madame L, Whetham Block, res Cordova Dixon Charles, clerk, F W Hart Dixon Jamei, engine driver, C P R, 61 Westminister ave Dixon Joseph, carpenter and builder, Water Dixon R, caretaker, 218 Richard Doaling Jos, machinist, What Cheer House Dobson & Son, Hastings cor Westminister ave Dodd TEA, Brighton House, Hastings Dods H, printer. News Advertiser, Stag & Pheasant Hotel Doerin^ Charleis, prop Vancouver Brewery, cor Scotia and 7th ave, res West ave Doherty J W, gang filer, Hastings S M Doig James, conductor, C P R, 311 Richard Doig Wm, section foreman, C P R, rear 121 Oppenheimer Doig Wm, laborer, C P R Dolan Mrs, widow, 136 Cordova Dolan Peter, blacksmith, C P R, 1127 Howe Dominion Express Co, offices Raily Station, assistant sup G Ford Dominion Plate Glass Insurance Co, agents Robertson k Co, 316 Cordova Donohoe J T, 204 Dunsmuir Doran L brakesman, C P R Dora Dan, lumberman, 38 Water Dorg Wm, section foraman, 121 Powell Dorwan J, machinist C P R, 29 Pender Doucett L, clerk D F and P office, C P R Dougall Fred, machinist, C P R Doagall House, prop John Dougall, 92, Cordova, and 102 Abbott Dougall John (John Dougall) res 92 Cordova Dougall John Jr, (Dougall l£)use) Dougherty James, carpenter, 213 Prior Douglas Herbert, Park ave, res cor Prior Douglas James,bartender, (Senate saloon) Douglas J €, Wine and Spirit Herchant, wholesale A retail dealer la urines* ale«« liquor*. clKam. tobaccea pipes* Ac. Fumlliea unppiled on short notice. 314 €or. dora, res* same. 00 <• A. 0BE06 & SON. ART8T TAIL0RS,"42 YATES STBEEI Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. The Ronisch Pianos ^ i^«»"«>^a^^^tob«, touch. «ki O. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VIOTORIA. >- QC UJ z . 0^ Zo <^ ^^ UJ z QC IL «« 5X5 VANCOUVER DIRECTORT. 455 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAHY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRE88EO LUMBER, DOORS, 8A8H, ETC. Yard & Office, South end Cambie St., V akcouvek, B. C. Dove Misses, Kindergarten Bchool, 26 Dunlevy ave Dowlen E J, manager, B Smelting Co'y, res, Douglas house Downie Wm, assistant supt, C P R 824 Howe Downing Paul, 229 Hastings west Downs J, laborer, CPE Doyle Andrew, expressman, 218 Harris Drake, Jackson A Helmcken, barristers, 104 Bichard street, (A St George Hamersley) Draper A W, chemist and druggist, Granville st, Simpson's block Drummond Wm, carpenter, 429 Granville Drydent T R, laborer, P R Dubberley John, painter, (T Tompkins) Dubberley Joseph, mariner, Granville Dubois G, laborer. City hotel Dubois Peter, stone cutter, Robson Du Bord A Captain, Colonial hotel Dudgeon Robt, book-keeper, (McLnenan A McFeeiy) res 328 Op- penheiraer Dufour W, auctioneer and appraiser, 111 Oppenbeimer Dufresne L, barber, 178 Cordova Dufresne Mrs L, dressmaker 178 Cordova Duffy James, carpenter. Gold house Duga James, logger Granville hotel Duggie J, laborer, T Tompkins Duguid John, moulder, Van. City foundry, res Powell, near Hawkes ave Duhamel Charles, general store, 772 Weston ave Duhamel Frank, blacksmith, 25 Pender Dunbar James, 911 Hastings west Duncan George, boot maker (R Campbell) Stag & Pheasant Duncan Harvey, farmer, Barnard Dundon James, laborer, Central hotel Dunleavy James, plasterer, T Tompkins Dunlop James, laborer, Edinburgh house Dunmore Robert, laborer, Dufferin avenue Dunmore Wm, laborer, (R C P M) Dunn o Si o 99 GQ 2 en O r o o O CO 456 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, &C. Yard & Office, South end Cambi(3 Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Dunn Thos, City Hotel , ~~ Dunn Thos, (Thos Dunn & Co) Georgia Dunn Thos, (Dunn & Furry) 175 Water Dunn W E, clerk, (Thos Dunn & Co) 5 Bell-Irving block Dunning John, ship carpenter, Westminister Road Dunolioe James, hand logger, Central hotel Dunsmore A, cooper, C P R Dupremi A, baker, cor Alexander Dustin David, carpenter, 315 Drake Duval John, wood turner, (Irving & Strahan) Regina hotel Dy!;e F W, employee, C P R, 305 Cordova Dyke G J, (painton & Dyke) 305 Cordova REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Offices, 100 Cordova Street and Anderson Block I Granvtiile Street, Vanc(iuvek, H. (;., ' New Westminster, B. C. and London, Exo. Eamon John, hack driver (Van. Transfer Co) 320 Carrall Earl J, city wharf. Gold House Earles Wm, 1 Cordova Eaton A S, carpenter, 415 Drake Eaton Albert, carpenter, 415 Drake Eaton Edward, butcher, 415 Drake Eaton G H, carpenter, 415 Drake Eckert T, laborer, C P R Edinburgh Hotel, prop N Allan. 124 Water Edmonds H V, real estate owner and Insurance agent. Water foot of Abbott Edwards & Mahlmann, prop, Vancouver restaurant, 21 and Water st Edwards Adams, clerk (Palmer Bros) 114 Ha«tinoa past Edwards B, assistant, J H Kinj?, 36 Water st Edwards Ben, employee, C P R, City hotel Edwards Geo, blacksmith, Carrall Edwards H, Edwards & Mahlmann 21 Water st Edwards Richard, blacksmith, Van. City Foundry, res lOl Jack son ave Edwards W, carpenter, (T Tompkins) 464 Granville Edwards W, brakesman, C P R Edwards W J, employee, C P R, City hotel 23 A. GREGG a SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREEl Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C, I 9 S so '< ^ — ^^ P ® SO) I* u I RC \le. foot 1(1 '2H M (D O : Jack- td n iTREEl ^, * T 1 r 1 R.r C^n ^^^^^^ imi>ortere ef Pianos, Oboanb K^. /\. i-OmOnrU 0 ^^ •i3S Block, I ^ — . , Eng. !s?) — '^0 ? © ho ;$ o a* ^0 g M i ^3 CQ H 9) VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 457 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED JLUMBER, DOORS. SASH, &o. Yard & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Edwards Wm, expressmau, No. 2 Egan Mrs Anne, 12 Hastings west £g>g>ert Jules. From Loche, S^pvitzerland, Watchmaker- repairing a specialty All work guaranted. repairs sent by mail, receive prompt attention. 228 Cordova Eggert Jules, (Jules Eggert & Co) 228 Cordova Eggert liouis, carpenter, 240 Dupont Eivart T, laborer, C P R Eldon,— 1045 Howe Eligh Hamilton, dairyman, 8th ave west Elliott Charles, contractor, Leland house Elliott Hugh W, bootmaker (Northern hotel) Elliott John, carpenter, 45 Pender Elliott John, laborer, C P R, 45 Pender Ellis & Adams, barbers, 50 Water st Ellis Charles, barber, 815 Oppenheimer Ellis John, engineer, Arlington hotel Ellis John, laborer, T Tompkins Ellis J M, laborer, C P R, Bute st Ellison James, milk rancher. Park ave Ellison Michael, laborer, 7th ave east Ellison O W, Park ave Ellison liobert, millhand, (Learay & Kyle) Ellison Robert, shingle maker, G F Slater Ellwood H J, clerk (G S office) C P R Emerson Edwin, lumberman. What Cheer house Encore Charles, laborer, C P R Endean J W, Vancouver Lumber Co, Richard cor Drake England James, clerk, C P R, 321 Richard Engleman E V, barber, 174 Water Ermatin}i;er & Co, proprietors, Windsor hotel, Pender street cor Seymour Errington James, screw turner, (R C P M) Ettershank Wm, Yale & N West, pilot Ettinger W, lumberman, 38 Water st Evans A G, factory haiid,(R C P M) Evans David, merchant tailor, 75 Cordova, res, 312 Hastings west Evans E W, foreman, (the Daily World), (Brtlnswick hotel) Evans G, laborer, C P R Evans P, clerk, (Roes & Ceperely) GO f^ O D3 ^ 03 " z J5 m 2 C 03 BWII I lAMQ Jb Pn Keep always in stock a ft rst-olass Assortment ■ IflLLIHIflO Oc UUij of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B.C. ly . 'fii.£; \ ":■, li' ! : I 'mfi i (ii I/' ■ ! 11 l'^\ if ■i-' . 'F ! / ; ? o tJ A LomharH & Co "*^' importem of Pianos, OamAm o M O o :^ 30 Si; > $§ a S3 ;^ O a o •♦— » o o CO CO 458 BRITISH COLUMBIA OIBEGTOnY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, lbamy & kyle Ppops. Boagb and Dreaaod Lumber, Doora, Qasb^ «ftoi Yabd & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Evans Thos, clerk, C P R Evans W H, brakesman, C P R Eveleigh Sydney, clerk, (N 8 Hoffar) 330 Homer Ewart Thos, laborer C P R Extence Henry, gardener, cor Westminister and «ixth ave east REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Offices, 111 OoBDovA STRBBT, and Andebson Block _ GranviiiLH Sirbbt, Vanoouvhr, B. 0, ' Nhw Wbstminstbb, B. C. and Ldkdon. Eno, in Fader Bros, grocers and mill owners, Granville cor Drake Fader Albert (Fader Bros) 429 Homer Fader E (Fader Bros) Granville cor Drake Fader M P, clerk (Fader Bros) Granville cor Drake Fader S (Fader Bros) Granville cor Drake Fagan J E, clerk, C P R, 311 Homer Fagan TV L, Provincial Revenue Collector, 311 Homer Falconer Peter, carpenter, 209 Abbott Farmer J, foreman car cleaner, C P R Farley Geo W, collector. The Daily World, Melville Farmer Isaac D, prop Jubilee Restaurant, 14 Abbott Farnham Geo, laborer, P R Farr Ed, contractor, 326 Seymour Fan? Wm, foreman mason, (T Tompkins) Arlington Hotel Farron T G, law student (Drake, Jackson & Helmcken) 319 Homer Faulkner Pe^ar, carpenter, 209 Abbott Fawcett Ed, laborer fR C P M) Fawcett Richard, butcher, Hastings oor Westminster ave Fay, Rev Father Patrick, rector Roman Catholic Church, 430 Richard Fenton James, carpenter, Gambrinus Hotel Ferganon A G, Hastings west Ferguson Charles (R C P M) 421 Richard Ferguson D (Smith k Fargason) 423 Homer Ferguson D I, carpenter, 415 Drake Ferguson M, watchman (R C P M) Ferg^aflon B €, Superintendent R C P M, Richard Ferminger Charles, laborer, Sunnyside Ferris Wm, solicitor, 108 Jackson A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. G. Receive the itrst Imported Woolen Goods in the City. THE RONISCH PIANOS vrL'ti:;:' C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VlCrOk^iA. 21 D ^g i A VANCOUVER DIKECTORY. 459 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND ORESHED DUMBER. DOORS. SASH, fto- Yard & Offioft South enfl Oarabie Street, VANCOUVER. B. 0. Fetterley Colin, hiborer, 318 Powell Fewster Caleb (P Fewster & Co) 7 Hastings, West Fewster Howard, clerk (J Canning) 7 Hastings, West Fewster H W (P Fewster & Co) 7 Hastings, West Fewster Philip & Co, hay, grain and feed produce, 7 Hastings, w Fewster Philip E (P Fewster & Co) 7 Hastings Field Frank, waiter, Oriental Hotel Fife H, police constablo Findlay J antes A Co, machinery agents and supplies, 101 Powell Findlay James (Finlay James «k Co) False Creek Findlay John, mason, Hastings 8 M Findlay John, laborer. Central Hotel Findlay Peter P, Hornby Finlayson Alex miner, Queen's hotel Finlayson W H, clerk. Bank of B C, Hastings Fisher Geo, house and sign painter 810 Hastings, west res Twelvth ave west Fisher G B, bench hand (R C P M) Fisher Thomas, stevedore, 776 Westminster ave Fiskel A, clerk, C P B Fitch Thos, drayman, No 49 Fitzgerald E D, laborer C P R Fitzgerald Wm, yardman, C P R Fitzpatrick Thos, laborer, 320 Powell Fitzsimmons W, carpenter (T Tompkins) St Charles Hotel Flahoff Ed, laborer C P R Fletcher Miss, tailoress (J W Morrison) Fletcher Geo, tailor, 324 Powell Fletcher Jos, tea broker, Richard Flett Arthur, machinist, C P R, Richard cur Davie Flett James, brass finisher, C P R, Richard cor I)avi»> Flett John, machinist C P R, Richard cor Davie Fleming C G, night watchman C P R Fleming David, C P R, 324 Homer Fleming Richard (Crean A Fleming), 208 Water Flemming Robt John, carpenter, Cambie Florent A, carpenter, C P R, Richard Florent Victor, carpenter, Richard Flynn M J, steward (Harry Frick) 428 Cordova Flynn — , logger, Granville Hotel Foley Christopher, saw filer Foley Frank, laborer, Britannia A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, e.c. Receive ike first Imported Wuole^i Goods m the City. O 39 > C o z f> ^ 3 to > 3 3 I ■ ';;■ > 1 ', . ii ' I ■, in. !^iii;^'':''i.v,.rKl Ff w Cb a, ILOMBARB (fe CO., AQHN'TS,, VICTORIA. I 4G0 . ■ ; Iti ; I o OQC oO u CO CO OQ CQ GO CO li ■ II •; BRITIHH COLITMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c. Yard & Office, South eml Cumbie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. Foley J A, I 'borer (R C P M) Foley J B, employee (R V Winch) 232 Harris Fnley Thos, laborer (R C P M) Foley Win, boom man (R C P M) Foley William, laborer, 232 Harris FoUis G E, mill hand (GooOassady «fc Co) Homer Fooks Harry, shingle maker (G F Slater) Edinburgh Hotel Forbes A F Brakesman, C PR Forbes Andrew M, clerk (Russell, McDonald wler -- sewing machine agent, 528 Powell Fowler C E Mrs, 319 Princess Fox J M, brick layer and mason, 11 Hastings, east Fox Patrick, messenger, B B C, Prior Francis Petei", carpenter, St Charles Hotel Francoeur L T, wood cfirver (G Cassady & Co) Franey J H, bricklayer, Central Hotel Frank R, baker 464 Granville Franks Z, tobacco and fruit, Carrall, res 116 Hastings, east Fraser Angus, street contractor, 25 Hastings east I >? GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO.i ^^^^'^^ <'"'»' ^""th's and Boys' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B.C. M> I I The Ronisch Pianos ■'rj'Vri";^"^!""' C. d. Lombard^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria, a VANCOTIVER DIRECTORY. '4(;i COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, L£AIVIY & kyle, props. MQVQaAND J^BE^ED JkUA^BER, JJfOOBS, SASH, cfec. Yard and Offiok, South end Ciunbie Street, VANCOITVKK, P.. C. Mto ffi Fraser x\braham, blacksmith, 416 Hastings, eiist z< n Fraser A C, himberman, I'M Hastiugs, oast "^g kI I Fraser A N, blacksmith (A T McNabb) 5 Fraser A M, boiler maker C P K Fraser Geo A (Creighton, Fraser ^ ^ i Fraser J S, employee C P R, 103 Seymour C^ :pc ^ HARRY FRICK, 428 Cordova Street, Vancouver, b. C. Caf[ ,1 ESTAURANT t AND t bONFECTIOlRY, « r^ t':^ " cr!;' ~^Br- LADIES' AND GENTS' LUNCH ROOMS. IS)©*: JeJliea, Charlotte Ruase, Ice Cream and Water Ices Made to Order o2.S5~ ORNAMENTAL - CAKES - A - SPECIALTY, 1 ;l I " ' i' 1 I '.i X Fullerton James A, Leland Fullerton James A, fireman, C P R, Edinburgh hotel FuUthorpe Alfred, laborer, 244 Diipont Furry Ira, Dunn & Furry, 175 Water i Furry Oliver, laborer, Britannia i I^B. WILLIAMS & CO., Fur Men's, Youtli'a aj;d Bo>s" ClothiDg, 97 JobusoD Street, Det Broad md Dongl:»s, V iCToi u, J>. V. m-l J.I. (5 ' ,S '.^■>^ ■ O 03 •» < X. oir M 0| g3 O ^^ >| ee 1 G3 1 U 1 *« , • i. The Ronisch Pianos ^'' "'*' i^eadim; tianos i,, i-.c. C A, lUOMBARB «fe CO., JtaE:N:TS, VJCTORIA, 4C0 BRITIHH ("OLITMUIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, ieamy & kyle props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c, Yabi> & Office, Houth etui Cambie Htreet, VANCOUVEK, B. C. Foley J A, I 'borer (K C P M) Foley J B, employee (R Y Winch) 2H2 Harris r-.ley Thos, laborer (11 C P M) Foley Will, boom man (K P M) Folny William, laborer. '2M2 Harris Follis (3 E, mill hand (G(M)Cassaily tt Co) Homer Fooks Harry, shiujj;!*^ maker (G F Slater) Ediuburuh Hotel ? , K, ':;r 4 i. N 1 GO rrancis fetei, carpenter, fit Uliarles Hotel " Francoeur L T, wood carver (G Cassady oiid (.^imbk- Street, VANCOUVMU, 15. (1 Frnser Abrnhnra, Macksinitli, 410 Hastiii)) 421 Kichanl Fraser Jas D, labortn-, P R Fraser J G, yarctman, C P K Fraser J H, einj)loyee C V R, 103 Seymour Fraser John, employee C P R, Pender Fraser John mesKen<,'er (S T Tilley) 11 Cordova Fraser Mrs, prop Vancouver Cott'ee House, 10:) Seymour Fraser Norman, draynlan, 103 PowpH Fraser PT, drayman, No 5 Fraser R, l/'vikesman, C P R Fraser Simon, litter. C P R, Oriental Hotel Fraser Wallou, laborer, C P R Fraser , tinsmith, (> Water Frechette O T, bartender, Stag & Pheasant Freeman C E C. collector (News- Advertiser) 801 Oppenheimtn- Freeman D, carpenter (T Tompkins) Freeman T G, Harris Freeman Sam, clerk (Z G Goldberg) 4'29 Granville Freeman S, carpenter (T Tomukins) Freshwater Wra, employee City Brewery, Seatou French P, laborer, 2(5 Westminster ave Frick Hurry, C P R bakery and restaurant, 42!S Cordova Tri|)|) R .Uackay, Architect, 10 and 11 Ferguson Block, Hastings, res Jiurrard Frolander N, carpenter (Hastings S M) Frome Martin, teamster, 128 Oppenheimer Frost H J, laborer (Hastings S M) Frost Nathan, clerk (Ontario Grocery ) 819 Hastings, east Fry John D, Fry's block, Granville Fuller & Clarke, plasterers and contractors, 207 Pender Fuller Arthur, i)lasterer, 8 Oppenheimer, Fuller Frank, financier, 504 Cordova, res cor Nicola and Robson Fuller G W, (Fuller & Clarke) res Brynes block Fuller Jose})h, laborer, 10th ave west Fullerton J, helper. C P R FuUerton James A, Leland Fullerton James A, fireman, C P R, Edinburgh hotel FuUthorpe Alfred, laborer, 244 Dupont Furry Ira, Dunn & Furry, 175 Water Furry Oliver, laborer, Biitannia c^ 9f> ^ H o g- i.W. §■ SO) .3 I GOTO B, WILLIAMS & CO.y "'-' "^- -^^^^"'■•^' YoxaW^ mA Bovs- Clothipg, 97 JoliusoD Street, oet Broad i nd Donylus, \icTOiiv, B.C. ii I »,ii 'k iin y; • ,|! IIgi I K'l H'J^ 1 t, The Ronisch Pianos ^^ '*** ^^^^'^o pianos i. b. o 1 IK- IVUniSCn rianOb and have tti« Largeat 8al« C. A. y^OmWAUD 4^ CO>, AQKWTg, TICT OmA. 462 BRITI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. CD o < COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, uaut t nu hoptte Aoairli aad Dreaaoii Lumber, Doom, Bmtib, dio* Yakd & Officb, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. a- REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Offices, KiO CoRDc»VA Stbkkt and Andbrson Block UuAifviLiiB Strebt. Vanoouvbr, B. C. ' New Westminbtbb, B. C. nnd London, Eho. Gaflfuey P. trick, laborer, Staj^ & Pheasnnt. Gaguer D, carpenter (Tompkins) 210 Pender Gaguon A, cabinet maker, F W Hart Gugnon Frank, edger sawyer (HHstings 8 M) Gagnoii Frank, laborer. City hotel Galbraitb & Campion, props, Ichi Ban Japanese store, 420 Cord- ova Galbraith D, laborer, C P R Galbraith Julius, Japanese store 420 Cordova, res Haro Galbraith J F, (Galbraith & Campion) res Robsou st Gallagher W H, carpenter, 647 Seymour Gallagher W J, manager, printing and binding dep't, News Ad- vertiser, res 310 Pender st Galley W H, manager, 'lye iVt Co'y, II Powell Galpin Walter, laborer. Prior Gamble George, blacksmith, 13 Columbia ave Gamble Gordon, blacksmith. 13 Columbia ave Gamble J E, carpenter, 1130 Howe Gamble J, carpenter, (T Tompkins) Gander James, turner, C P R Garden, Hermon A Barwell, civil engineers and surre^iers 116 Gamble Gktrden James F, (Garden, Hermon & Bnrwell) 116 Gamble Gardener Ben, 410 Pender Garrloch CRT, book-keeper, (Leamy A Kyle) Gamey M, compositor Garvin John, carpenter, 460 Pender st Garvin Sam, laborer, 6th ave west Gaas F N, checker, C P R Gates Alfred, 434 Seymour Gatewood Chas H, D. D. S., dental surgeon, 132 ('ordova res Leland Gandie, employee C P R, 6 Water Gaudin James, Yale & New Westminister pilot 3' A. GBEGG & SON. ARTST TAIL0RS,'!42 YATES STREET . Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, fi. C. The Ronisch Pianos ^" i^^-'^^'-AssKn^for t^ouo. Tc.ch. a^^^ 0. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VIOTORIA. ta VANCOUVEU DIIIECTOIIY. AOH COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBbR, DOORS, SASH, ETO. Yaki) tt Ofkic'K, South eml Caiiibio St., VAftcouvKu, 15. C. Guuvreau A, millhaiid (Geo Ciissiidy & Co) Gauvreuu Adgutor, paiutor, l{ichard Gauvrean Charles, prop, Arlington hotel, 506 Pender Gautlioar A, employee C P K, Seymour (lauthier H, ntriker. CPU Gavin J J, conductor, C P R Geary G H, 93 Cordova GedclcB J Percy, sect'y, gen. snj), C P E, 1135 Seymour Geddes John, clerk, C P li, 1135 Seymour Geddes John, wiper, C P li Gendron F, blacksmith, C P R George Robert, carpenter, 147 Westminster ave George Wm, boot nnd shoe maker, Seymour near Davie Germain W T, clerk, C P R, 8 Gamble Gormania Saloon, prop, Mathieson & Ross, 19 Powell Gerrard A A, carpenter, 110 Harris Gerrard John, carpenter, 112 Harris Gerrard J i) carpenter, Robson Gerrard William, carpenter, 112 Harris Gibb Fred, hand driller, T Tompkins Gibl)on8 B, yardraaster, C P R Gibbons B R, conductor, C P R, Hastings W Gibson Alex, carpenter, 207 Georgia Gibson F J P, clerk, Bank of B. C, ^33 Oppenheimer firtbson Geo, prop. Senate saloon, 39 Cordova Gibson George F, checker, (C P R) 319 Oppenheimer Gibson G H, 308 Seymour Gibson Hugh, laborer, Britannia hotel Gibson John A, clerk and general agent, (Oriental hotel) Gibson John, blacksmith, '216 Powell Gibson John, teamster, (T J Janes) res Westminister road Gibson J, turner, C P R Gibson Moses, prop, Queen's hotel, 106 Water at Gibson AVra, blacksmith, T Tompkins Gigener A, carpenter, T Tompkins Gilbert G, machine hand, C P R Giles D, plasterer, 308 Seymour Giles Fred, waiter. Oriental hotel Gill A, night watchman C P R Gill C H, car repairer, C P R Oill John, car repairer, C P R Gillespie J H, lumberman, 216 Powell T C JO z m ^Z CcZ ^ i—i o5 m X ^ B. WILLIAMS & GO. ^^^ %^L?s^: ^IL^^!; ^^:''''''^ 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. ' 4 .n Jr., Ju '■ I I • ■■•(! i;.H I '■ 'i'l !h' ^': j'i 1^''^ f «} THE RONISGH PIANOS "1^^^;::^^' C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. o a 461 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. GOMMEROIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KTLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. DOORS, SASH, &C. Yabd & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Gillis Albert, apprentice, the Daily World Gillis J A, contractor, 112 Barnard Gillis M, stone cutter, (TiTompkins) Gillis Murdoch, employee, CPU (West End Hotel) Gilmore A Clark, clothiers and gent's furnishing, 28 Carrall Gilmore Alex, money order clerk Gilmore J E, book-keeper, (W 8 Cook) Burrard hotel Gilmore Wm, painter, 110 Columbia ave Gilmour H B, fireman, C P R Gilmour J, employee, CPE, 550 Seymour Gintzburger Maurice, cler!:, (Oppenheiraer Bros) 100 Powell « Gladstone Wm, Westminster Road Gladwin Frank, carpenter, 14 Water st Glassey SG, bargeman, (W S Cook) Glasgow & London Fire Insurance Co'y, agents Band Bros Gleudinning Andrew, laborer, (R C P M) Drake Glenn John, blacksmith, Alexander Glenn Richard, miner, 115 Hastings east Glenou W, waiter. Hotel Vancouver Glover Vancouver, painter, 1108 Seymour Gloyn John, pile driver, (Hastings B M) Godfrey A & Co'y, hardware merchants, 104 Cordova Godfrey A, (Godfrey A & Co) Stewart House Godfrey T B, (Godfrew A A Co) 441 Homer Godfrey Wm, gardener, 10th ave west Godin Aug, laborer, (R C P M) Gofley Robt, laborer, (R C P M) Gold Mrs, dressmaker. Gore ave, near Powell Goldberg Z G, prop Cheapside Clothing, 90 Cordova, res Gold House Oold Hoase, prop, Mrs J Anderson, 66 Water st Golden Gate Hotel, prop O S Ber^land, First class Board and lodgings- Pool, Billiards. Gran- ville oor Davie. Goldstein & Woloshin, gent's furnishings, 27 Carrall Goldstein A, general dealer, 79 Cordova Goldstein M, tobacco and fruit, 51 Cordova Goldstein M, (Goldsteiu & Woloshin) 27 Carall Goodchap L G, carpenter, Alexander Goodfellow Henry, laborer, Powell Goodman John, bricklayer, 317 Pender Goodmurphy & McLellan, street contractors Goodmurphy C, contractor, Carrall st A. GREGG & SON, AHFIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREEI OppoaUe Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. s bj so ^? H !z! — « >'^ go Q 3 M & 0'* U WO i td ale. i. Dps. . C. trail ell H (6 d CO es Gold First Gran- » n M ^ W^ W •^ ft S! — — p ■3 SO g? STBEE] ,^ • T I ^^ QtC^tl DiMct ImportiBi •f FiAKti, ©■•ami C. A, Lombara OC V^O., ^^ Mumoal ImravifBnDi. O o -C) o g o M 10 10 n ••s Q) y lid q M VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 465 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED liUBfBER, DOORS, SASH, &o. Yard & Opfiob, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Goodwin & Arkle, builders and contractors, 211 Pender Goodwin Wm, (Goodwin & Arkle) Leland Goodwin W H, clerk, (Rand Bros) Gordon B, 50 Westminister ave (Gordon Charles, laborer, P R Gordon Chip, laborer, (R C P M) Gordon E A Miss, 1133 Seymour Gordon E, laborer, C P R Gordon G R, clothing, boots and shoes, 112 Carrall, 420 Oppen- heimer Gordon R W ( Van. San Juan Lime Co) Gordon Robt, spring maker, C P R, 1138 Seymour Gorman P, prop, Pullman saloon, 100 Water at Gosnell R E,city editor News Advertiser, 440 Homer Goss M, factory hand, (R C P M) Gottfried Isidor, foreman laborer, C P R Gow D L, manager, Brunette saw miU Co'y» 701 Westm ave Gow J A, tally man, Brunette saw mill co'y, 10th ave west Gough Chas, laborer, C P R Gough J Sept, musician, Leland house Grady G, (Anderson & Grady,) Powell st Grady P, laborer, C P R Grafton David, rancher, Bowen Island Grafton Thomas, rancher, Bowen Island Grafton Wm Alfred, rancher, Bowen Island Graham Frank R, 7 Carrall st Graham F R, whitewashing and kalsomining, Cambie Graham Hugh, carpenter, 108 Harris Graham Thomas, carpenter, 7tL ave east Graham T W, laborer, C P R Graham Wm, boot maker, (G L Allan) Grant John, carpenter, cor Nicola & Robson Grant P A grocer, Gore ave near Powell Grant Phillip, carpenter, Granville Gtant Robert, 528 Cordova Grant Robert, carpenter and contractor, Powell, res Hastings cor Westminster ave Grant R, car repairer, C P R, res 311 Richard Grant Wm, carpenter, What Cheer House Grant Wm, carpenter, Hastings cor Westminster ave Granville F & Co, real estate and insurance agents, 84 Cordova Granville Frank (F Granville 5 M WM o S o c3 CO f ' A T rtmharA RrC^r\ Direct importers of Pianos, OaoAN» V-,. ^. j^omDara oi l.o., ^^^ musical iN8™i™;vn« ^* CO 466 and Musical iNSTBXTuisims •vzoto:r.ia, b.o. BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. MQUgh aod Ore&sodl Lumbert DQQrs^ Sasb, ^q^ Yabd & Oflice, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Grassie W H, watch maker and jeweller 22 Cordova, res 329 Hastings, east Grauer Jacob, butcher, 8 Oppenheimer Graveley & Barker, Keal Estate Brokers and Financial Agents. Rents Collected. Estates Managed, 103 Cambie cor Cordova. P O Box 182. Graveley Walter E (Graveley & Barker) Burrard Graves Bros, bakers and grocers, 3 Carrall Graves Alfred, engineer, C P R, Richard cor Davie Graves H, freight conductor, C P R Graves Harry (Graves Bros) 3 Carrall Graves J H (Graves Bros) 3 Carrall Graves J P L (Graves Bros) 3 Carrall '" Gray & Mcintosh, grocers and provisions, 110 Water Gray Geo, laborer, C P R Gray J Kempster, artificial stone manufacturer, Greyliountl hotel Gray John, painter. Greyhound Hotel Gray John bartender, 1 Cordova Gray John, butcher, Sunnyside hotel Gray T repairing tailor, 6 Hastings, east Gray T C (Gray & Mcintosh) 455 Richard Greaves B H, brakesman C P R, Robson • | Green A E, clerk (Hudson Bay Co) 21(5 Dunsmuir Green A R, assistant engineer, C P R Green Horace, millwright, C P R Davie Green J A (F Granville & Co) 653 Granville Green Percy, laborer, Britannia Hotel Green R E, real estate and employment agent Oppenheimer, res 219 Prior Green W E bookkeeper (Hudson Bay Co) 216 Dunsmuir Greer W, carpenter C P R Greenbarg H, second hand dealer, 83 Cordova Greer & Co, milk ranch Gregory John stone cutter, 1129 Hornby Gregory R, machinist improver, C P R Gregory Sydney, salesman (Tye Co) 14 Powell Grew J M, miner and prospector, 6 Hastingy, East Grevhoiiiid Hotel, prop Harry Cole, 228-232 Water Gribble C, accountant, Prior Griffin — (Griffin & McDermott) Griffith E W, carpenter, 508 Oppenheimer Griffith Joseph, Uth ave west i ? i g go sh CO H (D (5 1 A. GREGG a SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Iinported Woolen Goods in the City. llU N lOU n rillll UO touch ana Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 31 o b —I > O 'JJ H P H U Id Hi H n Id 10 3 VANCOUVER DIllECTORY. 467 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS. SASH, &c Yard & Office South eud Cambie Street, VANCOUVER. B. C. Griffiths A F, salesman, (Leamy & Kyle) res Green Block, Granville st Griffiths A P, (Leamy & Kyle) res Green Block, Granville Griffiths J 0, clerk, 312 Princess Grois Henry, laborer (R C P M) Gross Frank, teanaster, "Water Gross Harry, axeman, C P li Groves Wm, baker, Princess Guard Alex, bartender Bank Exchanpje Guardian Fire Insurance Co, Agent H A Mellon, 504 Cordova Gugier N, carpenter, St Charles Hotel Guillotte H, yardman C P li,JStag c HE Hach Charles, manager, Jacob 8ehl, 64 Cordova Hackett Hugh, carpenter, (R C P M) Hackett John, carpenter, 207 Abbott st Hailstone Wm, 82G Homer Haines A, real estate agent, IH Hustings east, res 12 ave west Haines Basil, farmer, 143 Water Haining John, carpenter, 233 Prior Halciow Harry, fisherman, Seymour Hal crow L, fisherman, Seymour Haldon J P, carpenter, Westminster road Hale George, machinist, (V. City Foundry) 125 Hastings east Hale John P. grocer, 125 Hastings, east Halson A C, Gore ave, near Alexander Hall A, plasterer, 8 Oppenheimer Hall James E, Clerk, (Major •■:'■ '\'1 . : ( , V;'^', &*! '•■ i i,'?" m< ;■ - I ' 4' f. / ( o GQ ■I io eO ;fi .■|, ,, I C« CO CO GO GO I'he Ronisch Pianos ^"^ '^'^ leading pianob m k c. IIIC l\.UnibCn JTianOb and have the Largest Sales. C A. X^OMBARD « CO., AQBSITS, "PXCTORIA, 468 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW J.ilLLS, leamy & kyu props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sasb, &c. Yabd & Oppiob, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Hamilti>u David, mason, T Tompkins Hamilton David, plasterer, T Tompkins Hamilton E P Mrs, 321 Richrrd Hamilton Wm, engineer reliance hose No 2 Hammond John L, laborer, Water Hanafin J P, blacksmith, P R, 136 Cordova Hanafin Mrs J P, milliner, 136 Cordova Hanby Charles (Nelson <& Hanby) 17 Hastings East Hanbury C, fitter, C P R Hancock E, carpenter, C P R Hancock J, carpenter, C P R Hancox D, carpenter, Nelson Hancox J jr, carpenter, Nelson Handbury Charles, employee, C P R Handbury W, fitter, C P R Haney H, longshoramau, 115 Hastings east Haney Hugh, laborer, C P R Hanlan Wm, laborer, Gambrinus hotel Hanley M, carpenter. Queen's hotel Hanna W J , carpenter, Westminster road Hanson H, bartender, Brighton house Harbor naster and Port Warden, M W Thain, 519 Has- tings west Harcns Sinclair, tobacco and fruit, 119 Carrall Hardiman T R> Pioneer Gallery of Art> prac tioal Carver and Gilder and Manufaotnrer of Piotnre frames and monldings, 522 Cordova Harding Miss, school teacher, Cambie st Hardy Geo, teamster, (H A Berry >'» ft"^K. The best boat in the proTlnce to hire by the hour or d.:v.f. Foot of tJambie* Haydeu F, operator, C P R Hayden H H, (Hayden & Walker) 450 Homer Hayden W F, clerk, P R, 450 Homer ^^ Q I? bs BUfll I lAMIQ Q» Pfl Keep alwHy.s in stock a first-rlaas Assortment • If ILLIfliflQ OC UUm of TJnderwear, all Hizesaud Prices i|;i! 'J 97 Johnson Streat, l)ot. Broad ai rtee ti\en> . Douglas, VioTORTA, B C. i I 1 I i: IJ' IS ir (fi I I'l t! The Ronisch Piano<5 ^ *^* i^^^i^cr pianos la b. o A lie XVUIllbCIl JTldnUb and have tfi« Largett Salw C A. I^OMBARD A CO., AGBHTS, TICTOaiA. 470 BlUTISH COLUMBIA DIEECTOllY. So o M M !2 o CO ^— > o o s s COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, lea^iv & m Fropk, Moug-h aadi Dressod Lumber^ JfjQorSf SssiJ, cfcOt, Yard & Office, South eud Ciimbie Street, VANCOUVER, B. (_'. Hayes A l?IcIiito!i(li, butchers, o5 Cordova Hayes George, (Hayes & Mcintosh) 55 Cordova Hayiies Fraulc, waiter, hotel YaiuHinver 8i2i.v\vo4»(l A Black, Real l^'Mtate lli*oker§, Financial sttttt in^>lIl■sllM•«> »;i-4MitN, iiisiiisi;£ei*M ol* CMtitteM iS:t:t 4'or fiuKX W Heirmerle H b\ (Heinnm-le H F k (Jo) 8 Canibie Helps Henry, teamster, Hayes W Mcintosh Hemsley Geo. house [>ainter, Comox cor Bute Hembrougli Tlios, stont^ cutter. T Tompkins Hcndci'MHi A, Couth, Wliolc'^^ialc coal, produce and ;:,<-ii4>r:il foiiiiiiihNi4»ii iiier<-ii:i iil*«. 'I'«>:i iiii|>4>i-t<>i*w, «'»iii||. sil4>!« Kivt'ii I'oi- «-oiilrsii-l NiipplieM, 'l'«»\viii(i' :iii«l tVcimluino lO <'4»r«l4»« II. Hendeisoii 15, laborer, Britnnniri hotel Henderst)ii Isaac (Henderson it Couth) 40 Cordova Henderson J 1> (Henderson tt Couth) 502 Alexaudei' Hentlersou .lames, laborer, 114 Columbia ave H(.'nderson li H, plasterer, T Tompkins Henderson K King, miner, 12th ave, AVest Henderson S, clerk (G S Otlice) C l^ Jl, res IU2 Seymour Hendrickson H. millhand, Ijcaniy tt Kyle Henning W J, carpenter, -W.) Oppenheimor Henry James, laborer, C P li Henry Levi, laborer, '514 Powell Henry ^[arvin, gardener, 210 Pender Henry Samuel, grocery and butcher, 5th ave Herbing Dr P, analytical chemist, IU5 Hastings, res Homer Hermon E B (Garden, Hermon k Burwell) lUO Homer Herod John, mason, T Tompkins A. GREGG & SON- ARTST TAILORS, n YATES STEl Opposite Longley Street, Victoria^ B. C. (4 c J' SBl 19 \^ CD H > v. (D >n tt(D 2 ^ > ^ 3. U rr«i "D ^'^^U "DC^*,^^ Ar« Uksukpabskd for Ton«, Touch, aod The Konisch rianos Durability. €. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. U VANCOUVER DIRECTOKY. 471 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBIiR, DDORS, SASH, ETC. Yaud tfe Ofi'ic'e, Soutli end Caiiibie St., ^ ANc.oifVEi;, B.C. Herod John, plasterer, T Tompkins Heroil eter, plasterer, T Tompkins Herwood Sam, night watchm i i (astings S M) Heslip Thomas, carpenter, cabins, 8 Opp«nheimer Hessin Alex ,308 Cambie Hewson C, pile driver ("Hastings S M) Hewton Kobt, baker (J P Blake) Hewton Wm, baker' (J P Blake) Heyden Charles, laborer, Hastings S M Hey ward W, asst boom tender (Hastings 8 M) Hicks W T, Pastor East End Methodist Church, res 309 Homer Hicks W H, 309 Homer Higgius Eli, contractor, Oppenheimer Higginson C B, drayman. No 42 Hill A ]WlcKinnon,carpenter8 and builders, Oppenheimer, near Carrall Hill J, plasterer, (T Tompkins) Hill John B (Hill & McKinnon) 309 Dunsmuir Hill J, drayman. No 34 Hill Joseph, plasterer, Pendrell Hill M, laborer, C P R Hird Peter, plasterer, Seymour Hillyer & Holmes, contractors, Leland house Hillyer Charles (Hillyer & Holmes) Leland house Hobson C G, 46 Westminster ave Hobsou G W, clerk (Ross & Ceperley) ret 46 Westminster ave Hobson Rev H P, incumbent Christ Church (Church of Eng- land) Burrard Hodge William, yard hand (Leamy & Kyle) Hodge Wm, carpenter, 8 Cambie Hodgkinson J L, assistant (Page Ponsford) 425 Powell Hodgson A, sign painter, 207 Oppenheimer Hodgson G H, employee, C P R, 107 Abbott, Hodgson Miss, milliner, (Brown & White) Hofpai N S, architect, & building superintendent, 517 Hastings w Hoffman W, hand logger, Thurlow Island Hoffmaster Henry, employee Fador Bros, 1135 Seymou r Hogben T J, laborer, C P R Hogg Alex, painter, 422 Pender Hogg Alex, painter, T Tompkins Hogg Alex, carpenter, 408 Westminister ave Hogg James, bricklayer. Princess C/=i ^ Tl o X z m 3m ^D ^ T * > ■ I m < |m B. WILLIAMS & CO. ''' ^'y^L?si^: SLi.^^!: iS'''''''^ n7 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. Si;'; i; ■ I ii» './. Ui^ THE RONiSGH PIANOS ^rrr^xr C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 472 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIREOTOKY. CO COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LGAMT & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRESSED LUMBER. DOORS, SASH, &0. Yabd & Office, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. c. Hogg James, photographer, 75 Cordova, 335 Biohard Hogg Mrs, dressmaker, 422 Pender Hogg W, lampman, P R, 325 Richard HoJden Walter, laborer, C P R, Holland J M <& Co'y, real estate and loan brokers, 44 Cordova Holland J M, (Holland & Co), oor Homer and Dunsmuir Holland Thos, laborer, (R C P M) Hollander 8, machinist, "Van. City Foundry (What Cheer House) Hollowall J, laborer, Hastings east Holloway, D, painter, Richmond hotel Holloway R, compositor, (News Advertiser) 10 Westm ave Holman A, clerk, (Inues & Richards, res Howe Holman H, Real Estate a^ent, 435 Howe Holman H G, Bay View block Holmes A J, (Archer W C A Co) 356 Richard st Holmea Christopher, carpenter, 8th ave west Holmes D, master mariner, Gold house Holmes J, 121 Oppenheimer Holmes Jonathan, carpenter, Alexander st Holmes R H, (Hillyer A. Holmes) 75 Cordova Holmes 8 H, Real Estate agent, Gold house Holmes W L, laborer, C P R Holmwood Charles, laborer, C P R Holt Frank, carpenter, (J D Hill) P. O. Box 40 Hooper Francis, employee, Water Works, 310 Cambie Hooper James, miner, Stewart House Hooper Thomas, architect, 312 Hastings, res 323 Homer Hooper Wm, employee, (Van. Water Wonts) 310 Cambie Hopkins Thos R, painter, 417 Hastings east Home J W, alderman, 410 Cordova st, res Leland Horrobin Theo, carpenter, 3(»5 Princes Horton N, carpenter, T Tompkins Horton W, ass't edger sawyer, Hastings 8 M Hosker E J, engineer, C P R, 436 Homer Hosker, E, time-keeper, C P R, 436 Homer Hoskin Bros, draymen, No. 18 Hoskin Edward, 532 Westm ave Hoskin Joseph Senr., farmer, 532 Westm ave Hospital City, Pender between Cambie and Abbott, matron Miss B Crickman Hospital fit Luite^s Home, 311 Oppenheimer Hotel de Louvre, manager, Herman Barthel, Pender street A. GREGG & SON, ARIIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STBEEl Opposite Lanyley Street, Victoria, B. C. C. A. Lombard & Co., '"'TJXir'iJI^SiiSr" .9 03 0) Ss 3 R St 8 ^3 Ir 4> s VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 473 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, liMMY & KYLE Praps. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, &o. Yabd & Office, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVEU, B. C. Houle 0, oar repairer, CPU Hounsome James, carpenter, Hornby Housley C, engineer, 506 Oppenheimer Houston Fred, screw turner, Hastings S M Howard G W, plasterer, Arlington Howard Joseph, laborer. Royal hotel Howes & Davis, draymen Howes 0, laborer, P R Howell A., wood machine man, P R Howse Mrs, 325 Oppenheimer Howse C R, moulder, Greyhound hotel Hub hotel, props Beer & McPbail, 89 Cordova Hubert A, brewer, Vancouver brewery Hudson Bay Co'y, manager, Geo. AV. Weeks, 150 to 154 Cor- dova Hudson Edward, engineer, (Fader Bros) Carriers hotel Hudson John, assistant, M Bower, 14 Abbott Hughes Charles, laborer, Richmond hotel Hughes E, factory hand, (R C P M) Hughes Edward, carpenter, 202 Dunsmuir Hughes Robert C, carpenter. City hotel Hufbert Harry, laborer, cabins, 113 Oppenheimer Hume James, (Murray & Hume) 200 Water Humphrey Frank, expressman, (T J Janes) Humphrey F, laborer, C P R Humphrey S O, grocer, Westm ave cor Hastings Hunt E, employee, (Leamy Sc Kyle) Hunt Edward, (Wilbant & Hunt) South Howe at Hunt Ed, carpenter, Westminster road Hunt Edward carpenter, 1124 Howe Hunt E, laborer, (R C P M) Hunt Mrs, fruit and candy store, Westminster road Hunter E K, carpenter, (Hastings S M) Hunter Robert, carpenter, Penderell Hunter Sam, carpenter, Pender Hunter Wm, laborer, C P R Huntly D R, steam boat builder, 129 Oppenheimer Huntly Joseph, city health, fire and license inspector, 622 Powell Hurlimann J, toolmaker, C P R Hurley C, miner, City hotel Hussey Charles, blacksmith, (A T McNabb) Hutcheson Walter, clerk, (Devine J A Son) 09 GOTO B. WILLIAMS &CO.. ^"^^«n'«' ^""^^'s and Boys' Clothing, 97 Johoson Street, bet Broad and Donglas, Viotobia, B. 0. O X CD « 03 ?o |m Z c .I'd'!. i m i":! r M ' .' ,' ' s .Mi?'. ; I I I 'i 'ii: .1 1 ''r \ 111. ill IHH I'J ! * . I'J iii-vil on o H O C A Lombard & Co ^^'^^ importers of piAwoi, OB«Am 5^ O 72 > 53 s o S ;^ o .-a s=i a <<-^ o o CO UJ 474 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle Props. Bough aad Dreeaod Lumbort Doora, Sash, dbo* Yabd & Oflloe. South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. HutchiuKS A Co, Furniture Dealers, Upholstering iu till ItabrancheM. -wholesale and retail, fiae ordered tvork u. Mpeclalt^-. 199 Po\rell Hutchings G W, (Hutchings & Co'y) 122 Powell Hutchings Walter, fitter, C P K, Richard cor Davie Hutchison AV McC, (Thorpe & Co) Scotia Hutson James, plasterer, 233 Harris Hyde Andrew, 40 Park ave Hyde Wm, laborer, C P R Hyland Thos, steward, (Hastings S M) REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Offices, 100 CoKDovA STBBET, and Andbkbon Block _ Granvillk Street, Vanoocvbr, B. C, New Wbstminsteb, B. C. and London. Em, Ibbotson Charles, laborer, 10 Hastings, east Ibbotson James, laborer (T Tompkins) Ibbotson James, farmer, Richmond Hotel Ibbotson John, farmer, Richmond Hotel Icen J, assistant (M Goldstein) 116 Hastings, east Imsell Edwin, laborer (Hastings 8 M) Inge Mrs, midwife, 1109 Homer Ingram W M, plasterer, City Hotel Inland Revenue, deputy collector, Isaac Johns, 202 Granville Innes A Richards, real estate and financial agents, 518 Hast- ings, west Innes F C (Innes & Richards) cor Hastings and Burrard Insley Harry, laborer, C P R Insley J E (Prout & Insley) 522 Hastings weist Insley W N, manager Colonial Hot^el, Granville cor Drake International Restaurant, prop F A Boehlofsky, 66 Cordova In wood — , 410 Pender Ireland C W, solicitor, Water (Stuart House) Irvine N, mariner, 737 Westminster ave Irving & Strahan, furniture manifacturers, 316 Seymour Irving E B, 6 Water Irving James, butcher, 178 Cordova Irving Robt, school teacher, 310 Richard Irving Wm (Irving & Strahan) 316 Seymour Irwin John J, 14 Hastingi, east A. GREGG a SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the Hrst Imported Woolen Goods in tfie City. t I" )B«A]ai n. ops. iig ill work N Block B.C, ON. EnG. iranville L3 Hast- ke 3va DRIA, B. C. ^. City. TUC DnillOnU DUklinQ "^"^ unmrpaued for Tone I lie nUlllOUn rimiUO Touch and DuraMlUy. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. < en o ^ o > fe o 'JJ en o J < ,' hH C3H 3H p tf w 5 hi n a H nfS .'^H ^S OS i (DK 1 MU \^l \^l VANCOUVEU DIRECTORY. 475 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRES8ED LUMBER, DOORS. SASH, fto- Yard & Office South end Onmbie Street, VANCOUVER. IJ. C. leener Jacob, rear 116 Hastings, east Ives Wm, laborer C P R Ives W H, employee C P R, Ceatral Hotel I X L Clothing Store, prop Kirschberg A Landsberg 21 Cordova Izen L Miss, fruit and confectionery, 107 and 113 Carrall ^10 <1 REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Offices, 100 Co BrovA Street and Andbbson Block ORANviLiiE Street, Vanoouvru, B. C. New Westminster, B. C. and London, Eng. Jackson Ch s, laborer C P R Jackson J W, Watchmaker and Je'weler, Watches, Clocks, Jewelery. A fnll line of Fishing Tackle. 128 Cordova< res cor- Seventh Ave and Quebec- Jackson J, mill hand (Leamy & Kyle) Jackman T J, clerk (John Dougall & Son) 92 Cordova Jacque Joseph, carpenter, City Hotel Jameson John, carpenter, 61 Westminster James George, laborer (Van. Gas Co) James Henry, laborer, Carter House Jamieson A, mariner, 737 Westminster ave Jamieson J, brakesman, C P R Jamieson Miss, assistant (Thomson Bros) Jamieson Robert, carpenter, 8 Oppenheimer Janes T J, feed and grain stable, 713 Westminster ave ^armain W F, laborer C P R o »rmain W T, clerk, 8 Cambie Jarrett Stephen, contractor 311 Seymour Jarvis MIhs, waitress, Hotel Vancouver Jeffers John, laborer, C P R Jeffery Middletou, teamster, 530 Seymour Jervis John laborer, Powell near Hawks ave Jiszkowicz C I, watchmaker and jeweller, 23 Carrall Johns Arch, employee (Mur^hison & Deraugh) Powell Johns Isaac, deputy collector customs, 531 Powell Johnson A, prop Jubilee saloon, 75 Water Johnson C Gardiner, (Leask c CoO > z m -< CO A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, Victoria, b.c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the Ciiy. jii Mp i;>''r.! P i !.^': -■« I It ill. I ,iMi , u- Miii I IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) // ^ J ^ A ^ 1.0 I.I 1.25 ,50 ™^^ t. Ilk 12.5 1.8 U IIIIII.6 v <^ A ^, '(f-l ^ V ^V^ Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST f«.AIN STREET We%5'S«,N.V. 14580 (716) 872-4503 fl/ lit j '.' I '31 'li ^V:i r:-^i The Ronisch Pianos Are the leading pianos in b. o. 1 UC IVUIlIbCn 1 IdnOo ^nd have the Largest Sales. C. A. S^OMBARB ^ CO., AQl^HTSr VICTORIJU., O m OQ io o» 09 OQ GO 476 BRITISH COLUHBIA DIREOTOBT. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, drc. Yabd & Offiob, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. Johnson Fen wick, lawyer ( Corbould, McColl & Jenns) 351 Howe Johnion G W, baker, 25 Abbott, res Begina Hotel Johnson J, prop Retreat Saloon, 67 Cordova, res Westminster ave near Eeefer Johnson John, expressman, 203 Jackson ave Johnson John, mariner, Central Hotel Johnson John, expressman, Hastings east cor Gore ave Johnson Joyce, foreman (Cassady S M) 202 Dunsmuir Johnson L K, master mechanic, C P B, 455 Seymour Johnson Miss, dress maker, Westminster ave near Eeefer Johnson Bobert, lumberman, 311 Drake Johnson Bobt E, 325 Hamillon Johnson B J. bookkeeper (Lundberg & Becar) Johnson Thos, laborer, C P B Johnson Wm, bricklayer, City Hotel Johnson Wm, laborer, C P B Johnson Wm, (Young A Johnson) 28 Powell Johnson William, mail clerk C P B Johnston & Tyson, clothiers and gents' furnishings, 2 Carrall Johnston A G, (Johnston & Tyson) Alexander Johnston Alex, 768 Westminster ave Johnston C, laborer, C P B Johnston C, mill hand (Leamy & Kyle) Johnston C B, laborer C P B Johnston David, gardiner. 233 Prior Johnston Ed, general dealer Bichard cor Davie Johnston Geo D, M B C S Eng, L B C P London, 332 Cordova, res Georgia Johnston Geo, factory foreman (G Cassady A Co) Johnston H L, clerk (Band Bros) 357 Howe Johnston John, laborer, C P B Johnston Martin, laborer (BC P M) Johnston O H, time keeper (T Tompkins) Beginia Hotel Johnston P J, bookkeeper, 88 Cordova Johnston T, laborer, C P B Johnston Thos carpenter, Queens Hotel Johnston Wm, baggage porter C P B Johnston Wm, laboier, C P B Johnston G, carpenter (T Tompkins) Johnstone, John, yard foreman (G Cassady A Co) Oriental Hotel Johnstone W E, carpenter (Hillyer & Holmes) 75 Cordova Jones C H, sail maker (Creighton, Eraser A Co) 112 Jackson ave GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO. yFo'- Men's, Youth's and Boyg' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douf las, Yiotoria* B.C. The Ronisch Pianos ^'^i*'^;^^:;:;,'!'"^- C, A, Lrnnbard j- Co,, Sole Agents, Victoria. VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 477 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle. props. BQVQB AWD DBBMBD LVMBBB, DOOBS, QASB, ifro. Yard amd Office, South end Cambie Street, VANC!OUVER, B. 0. JoDes G J, boot and shoe dealer, 100 Carrall, re8 765 Westminster ave Jones H A & Co, real estate agents, 312 Cordova Jones H A (H A Jonea & Co) 312 Cordova Jones Henry, porter, Gold House Jones Hugh, miner, Bichmond Hotel Jones J, foreman laborer, C P K Jones J D, carpenter. 128 Dupont Jones J P, employee (Leamy & Kyle) Jones Robert, laborer (T Tompkins) Jones H Robson, extra master mariner, 219 Hastings, w^est Jones Wra, Barnard Jopson J B, carpenter, Hastings Jopson Jus, laborer, C P R Jordan Arthur, laborer, C P R Jordan Charles, laborer. Royal Hotel Jordan John, carpenter, Powell near Hawks ave Jordan Wm, carpenter, Seymour Joseph C A, tailor (J W Morrison) Joss James, stone cutter, Hastings, east Joyce Abraham, laborer, Dufferin ave Joyce P, engineer, C P R Jabilee Restaurant, prop Isauc D Farmer, 14 Abbott Jubilee Saloon, prop A Johnson, 78 Water Jndd E J A Co, real estate brokers, 530 Cordova Judd E J (Judd E J A; Co) Hastings, east Judd W H P, clerk (Ross & Ceperley) Judge W G, prop Australian saloon, 88 Cordova Julian T Ennor, architect and surveyor, 309 Cordova REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Offices, 100 OoBDOVA Stbbst and Amdebsoit Block, I GbanviliiB Stbbbt, Vancouveb, B. C, New Wbstminsteb, B. C. and Lonuok, Emg. Eaine Charles H, carpenter, 309 Richard Kappler A Co, prop. Columbia Brewery, Powell EappW Joseph, (Kappler & Co) Powell Eay Alex, tinsmith, (G Robertson) Eay James, laborer, C P R Eeann James, screw turner, Hastings S M Eeating Thos, freight conductor, C P R C^ BUfll I lAMQ Pb on Keep always in stock a first-class Assortment • iflLLIfllllW « UUij of Underwear, all sizesand Prices. See them. 97 Johnson Streat, bet. Broad and Doaglas, VicroaiA., B.C. m^ 111' ;:^' ,1'?) M' 11 ■•^< ii' : ';■ ri. f .■rft i; y^' i :. T' ., ^ r,' , •;#!■ ! i'm The Ronisch Pianos ^ '*"• i^eadinq pianos in b. o XUC XVUIllbCIl JTianUb and have the Largest Sal« C A. LOMBARD ^ CO., AGBWTS, TICTOIUA. 9B 478 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, vm & m rnpt Yard & Opfiob, South end Gambia Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Eeeoh W, cook, Cosmopolitan hotel Keefer A JncGillivray, contractors, 118 Alexander Keefer Q A; C E, chief engineer Vancouver water works 118 Alexander Keefer II P, contactor, 118 Alexander, res 114 Westmintterave Keefers Hall, 118 Alexander Eeene John, employee (R C P M) Keeler E A, laborer, C P R Keeler EN, laborer, CPU Keenan Henrj, laborer, C P R Keenan W, laborer, C P R Keene W L, 1110 Howe Keir Cathel, tailor, 209 Abbott Keith James Cooper, manager Bank B C, Hastin gs West Kellie J M, miner, Hastings cor Westminster avo Kellough John, carpenter, 520 Alexander Kelly A McMillan, dealers in Fraits, Candied, Cigars, Ac A<> lloieitt* ikiiipping: nn«l familieiit Mapplled with the b4>iat I he market aifbrdu at the pricew of the day. Ad- dreMH Water cor i4l»bot1« Kellj A, laborer, C P R Kelly James, book keeper. Van Volkeuburgh k Bro, res 17 West- minster t^ve Kelly Martin, stone cutter, T Tompkins Kelly Miss, waitress, Hotel Vancouver Kelly Robt, Kelly & McMillan, Water Kelstrup, Charles, bartender, Abbott Kelvie George, carpenter, Westminster road Kemp, George, carpenter, Seymour Kemp Henry, stoker, Vancouver Gas Co Kemp James, 317 Hastings east Kemp J A, carpenter & contractor, Oppenheimer, 317 Hastings east Kemp John, carpenter, Hamilton Kendall W D, machinist, (Oriental Hotel) Keuion John, laborer, C P R Kennedy Rev J B, B A, Pastor Baptist Church, res 427 Cam- bie Kennedy Robt, laborer C P R Kennedy Wm, carpenter, 429 Granville Kennedy W, machinist improver, P R, res Richard oor Davie Kenny Charles, employee (Fader Bros) Carriers Hotel A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. The Ronisch Pianos ""' ''""'•-^^■j^k^'"'' '"'""""'""' C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 479 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, ETC. Yaud cfe Office, South end Cambie St., Va^couvek, B. C. Kenny J, laborer, C P R KentWm F, (Kent & Talbot) Burrard Kerr A J, laborer, CPE Kerr J B, city reporter, Ne.ws Advertiser, res 440 Homer Kerr Robt, conductor Royal Hotel Kerr Sam, logger, (G F Slater) Kersey Henry, carpenter, 316 Alexander Keeler Charles, florist, lOth ave west Kettle A, laborer, C P R Kidd A, laborer. C P R Kidd F, y;ird tallyman, (Hastings 8 M) Kidd W J, clerk) (G S office C P R), res Princess Killy George, carpenter, res 11th ave Kimble D, freight conductor, C P R King Attwell, 340 Seymour King D H, clerk, (Berteaux & Co) Leland King J, employee (Leamy & Kyle) King J, compositor, daily News Advertiser King J H, barber, 36 Water ( King Matthew, carpenter, Cosmopolitan King R, machinist app, C P R Kingcombe E, architect, Alexander Kinnear G A, switchman, C P R Kinnear J, clerk, C P R Kinnon John, laborer, P R Kipphartt Jno, laborer, C P R Kippiu P , axeman, (engineer office C P R) Kirk Miss M, (McDonald & Kirk) 178 Water Kirkby Jamei, carpenter, llOJSeymour Kirschberg & Landsberg, prop I X L clothing store, 21 Cordova Kitchen James, baker, (R Frank) Westm ave, near Oppenheimer Knickerbocker Bottling Co, agent H C Taylor, 115 Cambie Knight R, laborer, Hastings 8 M Knowdell C, machinist improver, C P R Knowdell Edward, plumber, Seymour Knowdell C D, carpenter, 1139 Seymour KnoxW, accountant, real estate and general agent, 1 Oppen- heimer, res 331 Seymour Kuglar E, steward. Hotel de Louvre Kurtz A Co, cigar manufacturers, 4 Abbott Kyle Andrew, clerk, (Thos Dunn & Co) Gold House Kyle George (F, Leamy Kyle) Leland House C^ o z c» -r Sz -^> fcoO • z m 3D ■< GOTO B. WILLIAMS & GO. '''' ""'^llsSf ^IL^^!: i^'"'"'''^ 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. 0. mm V.i' M '■i) . iv! Vi ii> mi 1^1 m l;i. ■1 ^ j; ii^ I : f • 1 ■vm H o a< Hi H SO .>0 O L/C o o o O < a O I- o > z o CO z z o ■a £ o o 111 ui E V- (0 t- z u z z DC UI > o o CO inC nUNlOUn riANUO ana have the largest. ale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENT S. VIGTOmA. 480 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LBAMY & KYLE Props. ROUaH AND DRES3EO LUIViaZR, OlQi^S, S^SH. &C. Yabd & Opfiob, Soath end Caraoie Street, VANCOUV'ER, B. C. OjJiccH REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 100 Cordova Stkert and Anderson Block GranvttjLE Stkrkt, Vancouver, li. c. ' Westsiinhteb, a. 0. and LondonJ Enq New res Stag and CO Labiirge A, laundry engineer, Hotel Vancouver Labordais J H, laborer, C P R Lacey Wm, plasterer, 6 Hastings west Lacey Wrn, laborer, T Tompkins Lacey Wm, carpenter, Hastings east La Cliappelle L, shingle maker, Hastings Laferriere G B, laborer, Granville Lafond A, prop Stag & Pheasant Hotel, 170 Water Laidlaw J S, factory hand, (E C P M) res Richard Laing Charles, ship tallyman (Hastings S M) Laing J, laborer, C P R Lalonde J, waiter, (^\'indsor Hotel) Lamache W B, band sawyer, Geo Cassady & Co, Pheasant Lamb David, carpenter, 053 Seymour Lambert Joseph, hair dresser, Cordova, res 311 Pender Lancaster James, fitter, Vancouver G(is Co Landerman Gustav, cutter, Abrams «fe McLean Landsberg F, Kirschberg & Landsberg, 6 Water Lane James, clerk, (Thomson M P) Lang Charles, tobacconist, 200 Cordova cor Cambia, res 310 Richard Lang James, mill hand, G Cassady & Co Langhan Thos, driver. Van Volkenburgh & Bro, res Princess Langhorn E, laborer, C P R Langhton H, carpenter. Princess Langis H E, M D, Wilson block Cordova, 121 Oppenheimer Langley Arthur, hotel keeper, 57 Cordova Langtry William, carpenter, 210 Dunsmuir Laper G S, compositor, (News Advertiser) La Plante John, laborer, 112 Hastings west Lapoint C, turner, (Geo Cassady A Co) Lapoint P A, carpenter, Powell Larivivere George, carpenter, Granville Larson P, prop Union hotel, 19 Abbott A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET OppeiiU Langley Street, Victerim, B. C. C I go >, o 1 so Si" u > Ml H P B.C le. ps. c. rts 1-1 3L0CK, ;, Eng. as and res 310 cess oaer C » oh w t ® H • ^ — '?^ I ? (D - 1^ d (D ^& o *i 3 (D : SO ! ^& H« tt CA T rvm Karri ^ Cn Direct Importer* of Pianos, Oroans . A, l-»OmDara Cx. V^O., ^^^^ Mubioal Instbuments. c8 O O o .« s in n q ^ H f^ HI VANCOUVEU DIRECTORY. 481 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEaMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED I^UMBER, DOORS, SASH. &c. Yabd & Office, South end C.imbie Street, VAxN'COUVEU, Ji. C. Larcoell A, Burraid hotel Liiterraouille J H, cab prop No 5 Lavasseur L P, (res St Charles hotel) Lavoie John, carpenter, 14 Water ^ Law David, carpenter, 433 Cambie Law G W, laborer, C P R Law Robert, principal public school, 302 Oppenheimer Law Wallace, watchmaker (Davidson Bros) Lawrence A St, painter, Richard Lawrence Geo, factory hand, (R C P M) Lawrence George, machinist, 533 Powell Lawrie E W, laborer, C P R Lawrie L, accountant C P R, Gold House Lawson Miss Annie, chambermaid, (Dongall Honse) Lawson J P, city engineer, 526 Alexander Lawson John, machinist, (R C P M) Homer res False Creek Lazareck H, (Aslatt A Co) 9 Abbott Leamy A Kyle, prop Commercial Mills, foot of Cambie Leamy James, (Leamy & Kyle) Leask A Johnson, agents & commission merchants, 510 Cor- dova Leask A O, (Leask i»ect importers of Tianos, UaaANs "VIOTOK.X-A., B.C. 482 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, I'EAIY & KYLE Props. JBoagit aod Dressed JLumbert BQQra, Sash* (&o« Yakd & Office. South end Gamble Street, VANCOUVEIl, B. C. Lelaiid Hotel, prop Prout & Insley, 522 Hastings Lemon A, laborer, C P R Leonard R A, bricklayer, res Richard Leonard Rich E, clerk, [W L Leonard & Co] res Howe Leoiiard W L A Co, machinery agents & importers, 3o0 Cor- dova Leonard W L, [W L Leonard & Co] 338 Howe Le Page, L, butcher 14 Hastings east Le Range, shingle maker, Hastings Leslie Charles, carpenter, res 714 Hastings west Leslie George, plasterer, Haro Leslie George, carpenter, 714 Hastings west Leslie Mrs J, 422 Pender Lester A, laborer, [Hastings S M] Levasseur L, saloon keeper Germania, City Hotel Levi R, second hand store, 17 Abbott Levinge Burt, lath sawyer, (^Hastings S M) Levins Geo, employee [Leamy & Kyle] Lewis L J, miner, 320 (krrall Lewis H T, laborer, C P R Lewis James, laborer, C P R Lieg P, laborer, C P R Limoges Jos, painter, T Tompkins Lindsay Albert, employee C P R, 6th avenue west Lindsay C W Mrs, pantry woman, Hotel Vancouver Lindsay J A. checker, C P R Lindsay James, carpenter, res 6th ave west Lindsay J F, checker, C P R Lindsay Miss, 321 Richard Linnsay Miss, tailoress, (J W Morrison) Linton Andre'^) boat builder, all classes of boats built to order, boats on hire by the hour and day* Water st foot of Carrall Linton J R, boat builder Lipphardt Jno, laborer, C P R Lipphardt J H, butcher, Gambrinus hotel Lissac M, cook, Cosmopolitan Hotel Listen R, laborer, C P R Little Fred G, R. R. contractor. Club chambers Little George, engineer, (West End hotel) Little James, fireman, C P R, 331 Hamilton Little James, turner, C P R A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in tfie City. m\* ties of hour A SB |§ I? is go tfl (D SB ■ (5 (0 IIA, B. C. TUC DnmCPlI DIAUnQ '*** «»''»'-i'«««ed forTom I nC llUlllOUn rlllllllO 7ouc;i and i>ura{n7%. c. A. lomba:^d & CO.. sole agents, victoria. 2^ o o ■■-\ > o 'JJ o HH 1^ VANCOUVER DIBECTORY. 483 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & RYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED IiUMBER, DOORS. SASH,&o Yard & Office South end Curabie Street, VANCOUVER. B. C. Little Mark, copper smith, C P R, 1120 Homly Little Miss, Ladies help. 501 Hastings East Little Miss E, Westminster ave Little Miss E, 326 Cordova Livingstone Ed, laborer, 8 Cambie Livingstone Geo, laborer, P R, 8 Cambie Livingstone James, laborer, 8 Cambie Livinprstone John, C P R, 8 Cambie Livingstone Mrs James, private boarding house, 8 Cambio Lizotte Frank, painter, Richard st Lock Jaspar, Trounce Alley Lock John, watchman, Seymour Lockerby George, 705 Westminster ave Lockwood W, laborer, C P R Lodge A, expressman, No 40 Logan Miss, Boston millinery room, 418 Cordova Logan Mrs David, widow, 823 Howe Logan R, checker, C P R, Oriental hotel Logg Frank, tailor (B L Wood) Royal hotel Lomax Albert, carpenter, P O box 40 London Guarantee an(1 Accident Ins Co, agents Robertson & Co, 316 Cordova London «fe Lancashire Fire Insurance Co, agents Robertson & Co, 316 Coidova Lord Victor, manager Arlington hotel, 506 Pender Loschenkohl F W, engineer (B C Smelting Co) 114 Jackson Loutit J J, cJiief clerk ( D F & P Office, C P R) 312 Richard Loveday C (James Findlay & Co) 351 Howe Loveday C, electrical engineer, 101 Powell Lovell—, 28 Powell Lovett James, laborer. Homer Lovett John, Homer, near False Creek Low John, machinist, 311 Dunsmuir Lowe Walter, carpenter, 210 Richard Lowe W W H. carpenter, 210 Richard Lowndes Ralph H, clerk (B C Smelting Co) Lloyd A, laborer, C P R Lloyd I L, 10 Westminster ave Lloyd M L, contractor. Oriental hotel Lucas W F, contractor and bricklayer, Georgia LuflF Samuel, carpenter, 418 Seymour Luke Albert, carpenter, 213 Georgia Luke Mrs, midwife, Raymuv ave ave c/a 9f> A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b.c. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. I , I V, W • , ft : ■ The Roni«;rh Pianos Are the leading pianos m b. o. IIIC rVUnibCn ridnOb and have the LarRest Sales. C._ A. ILQMBARP & CO., AGBHTS, V ICTORIA. 484 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. o CD i§ sh- oo COMMF.KCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy a kyu props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c. Yard & Ofpicb, South end Ciimbie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. CO UJ ae UJ CO Lundberg' A Secar, Wholesale Dealers in Fresh and Salt Fish^ Fnrs> Game. Ponltrv, Sec. Pacific Fish Market, 22 and 31 Water Luu(.lberg C A (Luudberg tfe Becar) 21) Water Luudbeig Martin, clerk, 29 Water Liiudbeig Samuel, fialierman, 29 Water Lundberg Severn, fisherman, 29 Water Lnuu E, laborer, C P K Lusk Thomas, section foreman C P B, Sixth ave, weat Lyndon Richard, laborer, Dupout Lyner John, iongshoreman, Union Hotel REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Offices, 100 Cordova street, and Anderson Block _ GRANViiiLB Street, Vancouver, B. C, New Westminster, B. 0. and London. Eng. B£] CO CO GO CO Macaulay C H, clerk, C P R, Stewart house Macdonnld Cameron, druggist, 112 Cordova Macdonald H F, cardenter and contractor, Alberni Mace Wra A, carpenter, Comox st Macey Geo, lather, cor Homer and Duusmuir Macey Sam, plasterer, 222 Dunsmuir Macey Wm, bricklayer, Homer cor Dunsmuir Macey W C, mason, 220 Dunsmuir Macfarlane R M, accountant, Seymour st Macgowan A H P, sec'ty, Van. Board of Trade, 327 Hastings east Mackay J W, draughtsman, 320 Carrall Mackenzie Duncan, stone cutter (T Tompkins) Mackenzie S F, carpenter, Hornby and Drake Mackenzie Wm, carpenter, cor Hornby and Drake Mackey Joseph, employe. Van, Foundry, Royal hotel Mackintosh John, carpenter, 139 Oppenheimer Mackintosh W D, clerk, C P R, 3 Melville Mackonichie John, carpenter, 319 Princes Maclaren W H, foreman (B C Smelting Co) Powell near Hawkos avenue Macnamara J, 527 Saymour MacPherson A J, prop. Bodega saloon, 19 and 21 Carrall, res j Melville , i GO TO B, WILLIAMS & CO.y For Men's, Youth>s and Boys' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Dougrlas, Victoria' B.C. The Ronisch Pia.nos^^^^^Z^*:::-''- C. A. Lombard j- Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. \a > r liO liO a? (D (D <} hi I H i VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 485 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle. props. YaRU and Office, South end Carable Street, VANCOI'VER, li. C. MacWen C E, private car porter, C P R Madfiison Stephen, employe, (Van. Water Works) Madtlison Thomas, stone ma.>OD, 'S'dl Hastings (?ast MntliK'an J, brakesman, C F R Madill E B, butcher, 1S4 Cordova, res 423 Hamilton 31a&<^6 Kdft'iir A, attorney at law, 100 Cordova, Leland house j\Jaf?er Bros, ornamental plasterers, 117 Carrall Maf,'*ir Nicholas, (Mager Bros) Westminster road Mager Phillip, (Mager Bros) Westminster road Mrtgladry J 8, sawyer, (11 C P M) Gore uve cor Hastings Maguire Mrs, laundress, Hotel Vancouver Maher Wra, hostler, ((^ueen Bros) 8 Cambie Mahlmann Henry, (Edware.s & Mahlmanu) Mahoney A, employe, (Leamy & Kyle) Main Alrx, cooper, Seymour Mainland Brewery, prop, R Reisterer, False Creek Major & Pearson, Real Estate and Insurance agents, 312 Hastings Major V/m, laborer, Homer Mallandaiue & Sansoxni Leading* Architects. Qnantites, Estimates, Designing and Planing accurately prepared, Innes Block- 517 Hastings opposite Leland House. Mftllandftine E Jr., (Mallandaine & Sansoni) 1)25 Opi)enheimev Malcolm J (^, blacksmith (Northern hotel) Manning Alfred, private boarding, 444 Seymour Manning J A, laborer, C P R Mannion J, car repairer, C P R Manuel S E, Mrs, prop, Tremont hotel, 14 Carrall Mannel J W, laborer, C P R Waniifactiirer's Life A Accident ins. CJo'y, agents. R A Anderson & Co, 107 Cambie Mark J P, clerk, (G I Wilson) Howe Marks A J, house and sign painter, 115 Hastings west Marion Charles, carpenter, Carrall Marion Robert, manager, fitting dep't (Van. Gas Co'y) Marmette Pajil, draughtsman, C P R, engineers office Maroney J, stone cutter, Seymour Marr H C, butcher, (E B Madill) Georgia Marriner John, laborer, T Tompkins Mariott Ed, butcher, Van Volkenburgh & Bro, Greyhound hotel Marriott Fred, cigar maker. (W J Quick & Co) Cordova Marshall G, drayman, No. 9 Marshall Thomas, plumber, 50 Water street f! ■■'J §m BU/li I lAMQ A on ^^^P always hi stock [a fii'st-class Assortment • if ILLlfllilO OL UUij of Underwear, all sizesand Prices. Bee them . 97 Johnson Streat, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B.C. The Roni<;rh Pianoq ^^ **"* i^eai>ing pianos ta b. o 1 nc JXOniSCn rianOS ^^^j i,^^^ ^^ Largest Sale Si i''v [^•'■-■l( U)' ' CO o -■^ f—i o o 05 <1> a i-H o CD < m 486 C. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGKHTS, YICTQl tlA. « BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, mi i m rnpr Bongb and \/ro89ed Lnmbert Daora, Sasbf «lo« Yard & Offiob, South end Cnmbie Street, VANCOUVKU, B. C. Marshnll W C, expressman. 204 Alexander Martin Arthur, carpenter, 316 Kichard Martin E R, manager, Bnrrard House, 2 Cordora Hartln ¥ X, grocerieH and provisions, 25 Cordova, 442 Seymour Martin Fred, miner, City hotel Martin George, watchman, C trdova Martin Geo. caretaker, C P R Martin G H, laborer, 114 Columbia nve Martin H M, clerk, (F X Martin) 442 Seymour Martin John, laborer, IHth nve west Martin J G, bookkeeoer (J Deacon <^ Co) Leland house Martin L A, clerk, C P Steamship Co'y, 444 Cordova Martin M, plasterer, T Tompkins, Martin Nelson, lumberman, 434 Seymour Martin P, (Campbell & Martin) 27 Abbott Martin Thos, laborer, C P R Martin Wllllani, prop, Burrard house, 2 Cordova Marymont Bros, tobacconist and fiuit, 83 Cordova Marymont H, (Marymont Bros) 83 Cordova Marymont J, cigar maker (N J Quick & Co) Marymont J (Marymont Bros) 83 Cordova Mason Hamilton, dairyman, 8th ave, west Mason Robert, teamster, 526 Seymour Mason Wra, carpenter, Keefer Massikat, Francis, laborer Granville Mastaro Peter, laborer (Hastings 8 M) Masters F, carpenter (T Tompkins) Masters Thos, carpenter, 1126 Home Matheson James, laborer Dupont Matheson M, manager Moody ville lumber yd, Cambie res 210 Harris Matheson Malcolm tallyman (R C P M) 210 Harris Matheson Wm, Boat Builder, Boats of every Desoription Built to Order, all kinds of Boats for Hire by the hour or day. Water street foot Abbott- Matherson Thos (Abrams A McLean) 6 Water Mathieson & Ross, props Germania Saloon, 19 Powell Mathieson D, laborer (R C P M) Mathieson Peter (Mathieson & Ross) 19 Powell Mathison Alex, logger, Sunnyside Hotel Mathison G, logger, Sunnyside Hotel Mathison J, mill hand (Leamy & Kyle) A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. H Q) IS 00 • Is H GEO 2 «♦■ ;i *'\'< lonr Harris The Ronisch Pianos ^' '^'""'*'Turabimy°°*' '^"""*'' *"*' O. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. VANCOUVER DIRECTOllY. 487 GOMMFROIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, ETC. Yard Sl Ofi-ice, South end Cainbie St., V ain(;oi:vi:u, K. C. ^athlNOii R Jr, the job printer 323 Hustings west, ros Leland Mnthows E M, manager Hotel Vancouver Matliewa J, drayman, No 4 Matthews T H, buikler and contractor, 334 Cordova Matthews Thos, clerk (Abrams & McLean) 238 Cordova Matthison A J, drayman, No 24 Mattock H, fireman Hotel Vancouver Mattock H, gardener, Hornby Maud M, salesman, 13 Columbia ave Maxey John, express driver, Hastings S ?t Maxwell Alex, employe, (Van. AVater Works) Mny Arthur Percy, 51G Cordova May C 8, engineer. 25 Dun levy ave May Frank, night nurse, City Hospital May W H, sausage maker, Hayes A Mcintosh, Water st ]Mli^J^'Ol• The, David Oj)i)enheimer, City Hall Mayne C C, miner. Oriental hotel Mayne C, factory hand, (R C P M) Mayne Tiios Senr., carpenter, cor Keefer and Gore ave Miiyne T, joiner, (G Cassady CfQ ft) fcf S3- ^^ 1^ IS ? >• 00 Q 9 6 op B * s ^^ o "1 gs u A. GBEGG dc SON. ARTST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. O 1 cw I. st Is CI *t w >• _ )-B • H 2! — O — 9 (D ^3 o T SO Si B «3 "STBta CA T r\mV\'irA Rr C^n Direct imi>ortenj of Piamus, iUi»AN» • -t^* i-'OmDarU ex \^U., ^nd Musicai. Instkumknts. O -fd q S M C3 in lO It iQ n M VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 489 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & ryle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS. SASH, &c, YAiti) & Office, South end Carabie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. McDonald Alex, caretaker, Cemetery McDonald Alex, carpenter, Regina hotel McDonald Alex, boot and shoe dealer, 628 Powell McDonald Alex, laborer, Westminster ave McDonald Alex, mason. Central hotel McDonald Angus J, carpenter, 809 Richard McDonald Arch, carpenter, 328 Homer McDonald B R, landing waiter, 17 Hastings east McDonald Carl, stone mason, St Charles hotel McDonald C H, laborer, C P R McDonald Duncan D, carpenter, 225 Harris McDonald Dan, lumberman Sunnyside McDonald D H, contractor and builder, 447 Richaid McDonald D L, conductor, C P R McDonald E D J, contractor and builder, 447 Richard McDonald G E, clerk, (storekeeper's office) C P R McDonald H F, contractor, Alberni McDonald Henry, teamster, 780 Westminster ave McDonald Hugh, rancher. City hotel McDonald J Miss, housemaid, Windsor hotel McDonald J G, Hastings east near Carrall west McDonald James (Russell, McDonald & Co) 321 Richard McDonald James, log hauler, (R C P M) 214 Barnard McDonald James F, foreman. Invincible Hose Co'y, No 1 McDonald John, laborer, C P R, 107 Westminster ave McDonald J, expressman. No 23 McDonald Joseph Senr, contractor and builder, 786 Westminster ave McDonald Joseph Jr, teamster, 786 Westminster ave McDonald M Miss, (McDonald & Kirk) 178 Water McDonald Roderick, rancher, Westminster road McDonald 8, carpenter, Regina Hotel McDonald Thos, checker, C P U, 309 Richard McDonald Wra, laborer, C P R McDonald W M, rancher. City hotel McD Dnough P, general agent, Granville hotel McDougafi Alex, bookkeeper, (Leamy & Kyle,) Hornby McDougall D, mule teamster, (Hastings 8 M) McDougall D, engine driver, C P R, 1135 Seymour McDougall E, clerk. (D F & P Office) C P R,:Hornby McDouga 1 James, laborer, C P R McDougall M C, bookkeeper, (Leamy & Kyle) GO Tl O m 003 |m z c CO GOTO B, WILLIAMS &CO.y ^Q'^M«"'»» ^""*h'« ^^ ^oy' Olothlng, 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Yioroitu, B. 0. M: . :!' ;'■>] !i';."i m ' 1, ^Hr.v |l ii:> i. W:i^ wm V i' >'i ■ ■ I «: f , ,i i:i-* ii ;:: ■ ' ;( . * r ■' .' ' ' ' 1- 1 I i V C A. Lombard & Co., ^^':rMCcriJ^^^SlL*«-- and Musical Instbumbhts. 2; i D ■14 jC 2; f3 P5 O H O O s o -a 4-> o o CO CO 490 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & kyle Props. Yard & Offit-e, South end Onmbie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. McDoi^ell H <& Co, Dealers in drug's, medicines and chemicals, nerfnuiery. soaps> combs, and brushes, trusses, supporters, shoulder braces fancy and toilet articles- 28 Cordova McDowell H, (McDowell H & Co) 28 Cordova McDowell J, expressman, No 33 McDowell John, prop, Central coal and wood yard, 328 Carrall McEachen Michael, laborer, cabins, 29 Hastiuj^s oast McEacheran James, laborer, Royal hotel McEdward A, carpenter, 1131 Hornby McEntie John, engineer, C P R, (West End hotel) McFarland D A, Vancouver Brick Co'y, 46 Cordova, res Georgia McFarland J W, secy. Van. Water Co, 118 Alexander, res 24 Gore ave McFarlane Dan F, laborer, Richmond Hotel McFarlane Frank, cabinet maker, G W Hatchings & Co, 122 Powell McFarlane F E, baker, Arlington hotel McFarlane J F, baker and grocer, G50 Pender st McFarlane Mrs, widow, Hornby McFeelj^ E J, (McLennan & McFeely) 132 Cordova McGarrigle Ed J, painter, 207 Hastings east McGarrigle G, (Seydone & McGarrigle) 119 Hastings east McGee E A, clerk, (Rand Bros) McGee S, laborer, C P R McGee S, carpenter, 8 Cambie McGhie & McLuckie, contractors, 614 Hastings McGhie J B, McGhie & McLuckie, (Greyhound Hotel) McGhie Norval, butcher's assistant, 8 Oppenheimer McGhie W, employe (Leamy & Kyle) McGibbon J W, steam fitter, C P R, Homer near False Creek McGillivrav Donald, (Keefer & McGillivary) Georgia McOirr A McKinnon, props, Sunnyside hotel, Water cor Carrall McGirr William, (McGirr •t) (y SB Q (0 A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Eeceive the first Imported Woolen Goods in t/ie CUi/. NB o la ore 122 ik o g o » u Sffi y zr t^ fin !§C 1 SH 1 K ^ 2 " gE i OB i • (D cor cor Cor- B.C. yltlj. « T|jr DnMioou DiAMno "*** «»»'«*''p««««<' /"♦• '^"»*' I nC nUlllOun rillllUO Touch and Durabmty. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. D b D 'jj o A OS M < VANCOUVE^t DIRECTORY. 491 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, IEAMY & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS. SASH, &c Yard & Office South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER. B. (!. McGuigan W J, M D, (McGuigan & Langis) Wilson block, Cor- dova McGuire Rol)t, engineer, 763 Westminster uve .^IcH!lr(]y Jas, millhand, (Geo Cassady & (^o) MeHardy John, watchman, (G Cassady &. Co) res 200 Duiisinuir McHusrh S, Manufacturer of Fine Candies and wholesale dealer in Fruits* Nuts, Sec- 6 Cordova near Carrall Mclunes John, teamster, (W S Cook) Mclunes James, teamster, Granville Hotel Mcintosh Annie Miss, chambermaid, (Dougall House) Mcintosh Ira, laborer, C P R, Alexander Mcintosh W A, (Haynes & Mcintosh) 5-3 Cordova Mcintosh W D, clerk, C P R, Melville Mcintosh — , laborer, res 7th ave east Mclntyre Angus, 93 Cordova Mclntyre James, accountant, F W Hart, res Burrard House Mclntyre James, laborer, (R C P M) res 214 Harris Mclntyre J E, laborer, C P R Mclntyre J R, messenger. Express Go Mclntyre Malcolm, laUorer, 13th ave west McKay Alex, 340 Howe McKay Angus, 93 Cordova McKay Geo Grant, Cordova, res Windsor Hotel McKay George, teamster, 107 Gore ave McKay Hugh, teamster, (W S Cook) McKay John, hand driller, T Tompkins McKay, compositor, The Daily World McKay Wra, stone cutter, 11 Hastings east McKee H, wheel pressman, C P R McKee H G, Hotel Vancouver McKee AV C, manufacturer wood mantles, 47 Homer McKelvie, Alex Sent, 413 Powell McKelvie Alex Jr, manager Van. Co foundry, 411 Powell McKelvie John, foreman Van. City Foundry, 614 Alexander McKendry Edward, 8 Cordova McKenzio A, freight conductor, C P R McKenzie A, breaksraan, C P R McKenzie A, yard master, P R McKenzie Alex, bartender. Cosmopolitan McKenzie A D, carpenter. 534 Westminster ave MoKenzie A L, druggist, 112 Cordova A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street, VICTORIA, B.T. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods tn the City, D J) > C o X ^z 5H ==3 Ji Z m ■< Hii". !;:;.■ ', ! .i.: H ■I • ,.l The Ronisch Piinoq ^re the leading pianos m b. o. 1 lie XXUrUbCn rianUb ^^^ have thn J,a.raP^t. Hnla» o OQ ■I - < lo oO and have the Largest Sales. 492 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyie props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c. Yakd & Office, Sonth end Cnmbie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. CO CO OO CO GO MeKeuzie Duncan, stone cutter, 1129 Hornby McEenzie John, mason, Granville McKenzie J F, contractor, Bartlett McKenzie J L, assist foreman, invincible hose Co McKenzie S F, contractor, Powers Block Granville McKenzie W J, laborer, P R McKenzie, carpenter, (J D Hill^ McKeown J, employee (Leamy k Kyle) McKebwn J, night watchman, 137 Hastings east McKeown J, expressman, No 24 McKeown John, accountant, 317 Carrall McKercher M, laborer, 308 Cambie McKie Johu, grocer 695 Westminster ave McKie John, land valuator & pratical farmer, res Westminster ave McKinnell P, fitter, C P R, res Homer near False Creek McKinnon Alex, woodsman, Richmond Hotel McKinnon D, real estate agent Gold House McKinnon Dan, stone eutter, 215 Harris McKinnon Thos, contractor, 328 Homer McKinnon Thos, (Hill & McKinnon) Hastings east, P O box 80 McKinnon Wilson, (McGirr & McKinnon) 1 Water McKinnon, — teamster, (Woodworth & Co) McLachlan CharUs, (Shannon & McLachlan) Hastings McLachlan Dan, baggage C P R, 1140 Hornby McLachlan D, carpenter, Seymour McLachan G W, carpenter, (Northern Hotel) McLagan J C, manager Vancouver Daily World, res 236 Cor- dova ntcLareii E D Rev, Pastor St. Andrews Presbyterian church McLaren E, carpenter, Pender McLaren Isaac, teamster, (W S Cook) McLaren John, seargent police, res 323 Richard McLaren John, carpenter, Pender McLaren W, laborer, C P R McLaren, — carpenter, 14 Abbott McLaughlin D, baggage porter, C P R McLean Allan, contractor, 337 Powell McLean D, laborer, (R C P M) McLean D J, (Abrams & McLean) 14 Carrall McLean E C, laborer, res 114 Jackson McLean 91 A, police magistrate, res 334 Oppenheimer ^B. WILLIAMS & GO.,; For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing te, 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Viotoria B.C. mmmmi ■HI ■0 HI The Ronisch Pi^iinosZT^irzZ^^Z!''^-^ C, A. Lombard j- Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. UJ UJ QC r k2 5>^ J CO < CO z £^ <^ O < J Da VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 493 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle. props. BOUQB AND DBEaSBO ItUMBESt BQQB&, SASO, <£c. Yabd and Offiok, South end Canibie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. nicLean M ©, wholesale wine & spirit merchant, 464 Granville, res 311 Homer McLean Murcihson, carpenter, 7 Abbott McLean O, furnace man, Van. City Foundry McLean Peter, carpenter, 213 Georgia McLean R F, bartender. Gold House McLearn Eri, carpenter, 308 Cambie McLearn J, carpenter, 308 Cambie McLearn Richard , 308 Cambie McLearn Wm, 308 Cambie McLellan Angus, contractor, 224 Harris McLellan J, employee, (Leamy & Kyle) ncLennan & McFeely, stoves, tinsmiths & plumbers, 132 Cor- dova McLennan Angus, bartender, cabinet saloon McLennan A, laborer, C P R 91cLennaii F, prop cabinet saloon, 180 Water, res 319 Powell McLennan John, 319 Powell McLennan John, stone cutter, 13 ave west McLennan J, carpenter. Greyhound Hotel McLennan John, stone cutter, T Tompkins McLeod Arch, laborer, Stag & Pheasant Hotel McLeod Miss C, waitress, 93 Cordova McLeod Ewen, carpenter, 1043 Howe McLeod Jno, laborer, C P R McLeod J A, book keeper, (Fader Bros) Granville cor Drake McLeod J C, blacksmith, (Fader Bros) Carriers Hotel McLeod J L, mail clerk, C P R, 327 Hamilton McLeod J M, laborer, C P R McLeod J S, clerk, (G I "Wilson) cor Westminster ave A Hastings McLeod John, laborer. City Hotel McLeod Malcolm, Insurance Agent, 14 Water McLeod capt. Malcolm, 315 Homer McLeod M, millhand, (Learny & Kyle) McLeod Norman, logger. Union Hotel McLeod Wm, logger, 180 Water McLeod W, clerk, Stewart House, 220 Water McLuckie J, (McGhie & McLuckie) Greyhound Hotel McManus Frank, engineer C P R, 453 Richard McMillan A J, (Eellj & McMillan) 309 Beattie McMillan B, millhand, (Geo Cassady & Co) McMillan C, fireman P R McMillan H, laborer C P R C<5 BUfll I lAMQ A fn ^^P cil^&ys in stock ;a first-class Assortment ■ IflLLIflmO QC UUij of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. See them. 97 Johnson Strest, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B.C. ■■m'P m.: > . , i •< , l:*;.' f till ■irl' D'i'M Ili,^* W I M m: i i :i-!« > l-'\<* ^1, ! The Roniqrh Piano<; aw the leading pianos in b. o ine IXOniSCn rianOS and have the Largest Sale 494 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIEECTORY. yl CO o ■o QJ O an CO COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, lwt & hvq rtoprite, Yakd & Office, South end Oarabie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. McMillan, J H, contractor, 309 Beattie Mi'Millan Wrs Lillie, prop Elgin Kestaurant, 93 Cordova McMillan W A, laborer, C V K 9?<\Tlillan W J, commif^ision merchant, importer and "wlioletinle dealer In f'alit'orniii Oregon &, Uontestlc I<^rntlN nnd produce* 1S3 Water, McMorran R A, teamster, 10th ave McMullen J S, contractor, Hamilton McMullen J Jr, carpenter. What Cheer House McMurray M, laborer, C P li j j\[cMurruy Murdoch, laborer, (ii C P M) McMurray R H, baggage C P R, Gold House .HcNabb A T, Columbia Carriage Works & Blacksmiths, Hast- ings st. east, res 614 Powell McNabb W, wiper, C T R McNaughtan D, tobacconist, 8 Cordova McNaughton & Urquhart, wholesale & retail Wine & Beer mer- chants, 87 Hastings east McNaughton Alex, (McNaughton Sz 1^ c5 • 2 m :iQ -< ^ B. WILLIAMS & CO. ^^^ ""'^lIsS: ^IV^S ir""'^ 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C m y-'/r-M ■i',i w ' i ';■■ :;j, a P (■ A THE RONISCH PIANOS Are the Leading Piano* in B. C and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 496 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIKECTOKY. GOMMERGIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRE33&0 LUMIBER, DOORS, SASH, AG. Yard & Office, South end Cumbie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. o Metcalf C, book agent, Gold House methoflisit Cliiirch Homer cor Duuamuir, Pastor liev E Robson, res'309 Homer jflethodisf; Church east end, Pastor W T Hicks, res aoi) Homer Slethoclist Church Chinese Iflission, Pastor Ch^aii 8iug Kai, les Hastings east Metz JO, clerk, (Cowderoy J J) 89 Seymour Meytier John, carpenter, City Hotel Meytyer John, prop. Carriers Hotel, 1139 Richard Michaelis A, assistant, (Sorensen H • M Q — ^^ S'i ° CD «? 1 o 1 i »(D ^ o* > M* ^STREET (^ A T run Karri /'^'Pn Dlwct Importets of Pianos, Organs \^. /-L. j^uiiiucti n • I— ( o Oh a o !=! n +-> o o CQ CO ^ UJ c. A. Lombard & Co., ''''trs:z:[:j:':^;^''^ VIOTOI^I-A., B.C. 498 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIREOTOBY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle Props. Eangbi and Dreaaod! fiwm&or^ JCfQors, fiJasIti «|So, Yard & Omoo. South end Canibio Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. i-e.s312Hpy- Morgan Henry, carpenter, 514 Opi)onheiinor Morgan H, blacksmith, False Creek Mortier M, tobacconist, 4 Cordova 9lorre!ll € C, agent, Standard Oil Co, 190 Cordova, mour Morris James, laborer, C P R Morris Wm, appreiitice, C P E, Otli ave west Morrissette George, machinist. Van. City Foundry Mojrissette J, machinist, C P R Morrissey E A, bookkeeper, (F G Little) club cliambers Morrisey, contrr.ctor, Oriental hotel Morrison F, laborer, Arlington hotel Morrison George, baker, Arlington hotel Morrison James, general agent, 105 water, res 143 Hastings east Morrison James, clerk, F W Hart llorrisoii J W, merchant tailor, 212 Cordova res Georgia cor Bute Morrison John C, clerk (A Godfrey Sc Co) 112 Hastings west Morrison T H, blacksmith, (C C Veysey) Richard Morrison — , 530 Seymour morrow A McDowell, druggists and chemists, 326 and 328 Cordova Morrow G L, act'g car accountant, C P R, 342 S(*ymour Morrow T R, Morrow & McDowell, 326 Cordova Morrow T, breakesman, C P R Morrow W, breakesman, C P R, Oriental hotel Mortimore S, tailor, (D Evans) 222 Dunsmuir Mortimore W H, tailor, (D Evans) 222 Dunsmuir Morton Angus, fireman, C P R, 438 Homer Morton Arthur, clerk, S T Tilley, 11 Cordova Morton D, engineer, C P R, 436 Homer Morton G, teamster (Crowder & Penzer) Morton Geo, laborer, C P R Morton Geo, clerk (A "W Wright) res 705 Westminster ave Morton John Darcy, master mariner, Fifth ave east Morton R, employe, (Leamy & Kyle) Morton Thomas, clerk, 705 Westminster ave Moscrap R A, wiper, P R Moscrap W, wiper, C P R Mouat A J, accountant. Hastingi S M Mouat H, clerk (storekeeper office) C P R Moulton W, longshoreman, Union hotel Mowat C, laborer, P R . . A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, 8. C. Receive the iirst Imported, Woolen Goods in tiie City. o THE RONiSGH ?mm Tonrh ami DHvuhilit'i. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. VANCOUVER DIREOTOUY. 499 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. DOORS. SASH, &o Yard & Office South end Carabie Street, VANCOUVER. B. 0. Z Mowat James, mill hand, (Geo Cassady & Co) 200 Dunrtmnir Mowat R B, C P R, Steward House Mowat W R, clerk, ( Wm Skene) Mozley E T, caretaker, 514 Cordova Mozley H L, hair dresser, 515 Hastings west Muir Andrew C, barrister and solicitor, 44 Cordova, res (JK! Alex- ander Muir Joliu N, barrister and solicitor, 44 Cordova, res 616 Alexander Muir David, contractor, C P R Muir Miss, 616 Alexander Muir W C, contractor, '6'2',i Seymour Mulhall J J. clerk, (G S office) C P R, Georgia Mullor F H, caoinet maker, J Sehl, cor Car rail and Cordova Muller H G, cabinet maker, J Sehl Muller James, shingle maker, (G F Slater) Munnis James, laborer, C P R Muuro D, fireman, C P R, Gore ave near Powell Munro John, builder and carpenter, Haro Manroe John, laborer, C P R Munro Robt, lather, Abbott Munro — , engineer, 8 Carabie Munro — , 1st mate, Premier, 17 Hastings east Munton Harry, 747 Westminster ave Murchison & Deraugh, mineral water manufacturers, 704 West- minster ave Murchison A C, (Murchison & Deiaugh) 704 Westminster ave Muichison Colin, 704 Westminster ave Muichison D, baggageman, C P R Murchison James, Regina hotel i Murchison K Miss, dress and corset maker, 7 and 8 Wilson block i Cordova I Murdock Cha?, pile driver, (Hastings SM) I Murdock Joseph, bricklayer, Granville i Murdock Joseph, hand driller, T Tompkins Murphy Edward, night clerk, Hotel Vancouver Murphy J R, c rpenter, Royal hotel Murphy M, li )gger, Thurlow Island Murphy John, carpenter. Royal Hotel Murphy Wm, the leading: fashionable tailor> Stock embraces all the latest novelties. 91 Cordova opposite the Donsall Honse. res 218 Dnnsmnir Murray & Hume, prop, Regina hotel, 200 Water > C o X ?;> D Z ra -< CO A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b.c. Beoeive the first Imported Woolen Goods m the City. '!■ i i'i'Vi i:',i. ■ • Y'lli ,!!' ' ' I'l m'A\ \i-'i f ; ' 'K ) f: f , If , 1-1 I i The Ronisch Pianos ^"''"J'^Z^i:^^^^'' C. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGBRT8, VICTORIA. O OQ < ^^ O O 500 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c. Yabd & Opfiob, Soiitli end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, H. 0. CO CO CO ea CO GO Murrny A, tailor (J W Morrison) * Mu ray A, laborer, C P K Murray A .lunr, stone cutter, 13th ave west Murray C VV, bookkeeper, R C P M, 112 Harris Murray Frank, carpenter. 14 Aobott Murray Geo, laborer, 10 Hastin^js east Murrey J A, (Murray & Hume) '200 Water Murray James, laborer, T Tompkins Murray J M, millwright, Hastings Murray James R, shoemaker, 20 Oppenheimer Murray Martin, laborer. Central hotel Murray P, mill hand, (G Cassady ter, England, agents, Robertson & Co, 310 Cordova Myers Mrs K, prop, Northern hotel, 30 Hastings west Myers Patrick, lumberman, 228 Harris Myers Mrs \Vm, general store, Westminster road Myers VVm, blacksmith, Westminster road Myles R J, dry goods, 102 Hastings west Mylius Chas, carpenter, 129 Oppenheimer REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Offices, KK) CoRD«)VA stkeet, and Anderson Block _ Granvillb Street, Vancodjver, B. C, New Westminster, B. C. and LoNDt)N. Eng. Nash Charles, employee B C Smelting Co, Central Hotel Nash C B, compositor News Advertiser National Assurance of Ireland, agent H A Jones, 312 Cordova Neelands G, sawyer, (Leamy A Kyle) Neelands John, laborer, Prior Neelands H G, (Bailey S & Co) Seymour Neelands Thos F, checker, C P R ^B. WILLIAMS & CO.,: For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria B.C. The Ronisch Pianos -r*'l-f;:2j;t;r«*'- C. A. Lombard Sf Co., Sole Agents, Victoria, h dl \il X z< n > z s £ CO »4 J DO < CO z < z a < J (^ 111 0!) <1 Hi I Eh (^ H VANCOUVER DIHECTOUY. 501 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle. props. BQUaaAND PRESSED LUHBEB, DOORS, SASB, Ao. Yard AND Okkiok, Houtli eiul Ciinibk' Strtel, VANCOIJVEK, H. C. Nelliat R C, waiter, Greyhound Hotel Nelson & Hiinby, prop. CaHcade lanudry, 17 Hastings eusi Nelson A, planerman. (HantiuRs S M) Nelson A, carpenter, (Leamy tfe Kyle) Nelson Andrew, logj^or, (What Cheer House) NelMon Ch«rle», ehetnist & Druggist, 112 and 114 Cordova Nelson F, laborer, C P R Nelson Janies, (Nelson & Hanby) 7 Hastings east Nelson Martin, yard man, (^Leamy I !i? M I, I I vm ;f 1 . ,'«t, m " ' Pi .oniscJ lanos and have the Largest Bale WVW fwji !SL' ; S ■■ I V I • 'I; I, C. A. I.OMBAR1!> «s CO., ACaEMTS, VJCTOIHA. o a < K o ^02 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. « mi "> Ok no Wi M C^ 05 • 0) 1=1 O m < (— « O Oakley N L, millhand, Geo Cassady U Dunsmuir Oben Philip, builder, cor Georgia and Jervis O'Brien & Davis, prop opera resort, cor Dupont and Carroll O'Brien J A. capt. s s Premier, 509 Hastings v.'est O'Brien J M, editor Van. Daily World, 230 Cordova, res 421 Richard O'Brien James, (O'Brien & Davis) Carroll O'Brien L, 42 Jackson ave O'Brien Michael, moulder. What Cheer House O'Brine W, cook (Hastings S M) Ocbv E, laborer, C P R Occidental & Oriental Iron Works f'o, man. John Taylor 108 Alexander, P O box 230 O'Donnell Neil, logger, Thurlow Island O'Dwver D M, painter, 21(3 Powell O'Flaharty J H, olerk, Stewart House Ogilvie A W, carpenter, 12tU ave west Ogilvie mining Co of Winnipeg, Home Block, agent A Hast- ings O'Grady P, laborer, cabins, 134 Alexander Oldfield J, contractor, Burrard Hotel Odfield John W, carpenter, Tremont Hotel A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Lanfjley Sireei, Victoria, B. C. 00 Gc The Ronisch Pianos ^ "''"^^'SSJabmS'"*' "'"""*''"* 0. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. 50H VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 503 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUNIBLR, DOORS, SA8H, ETC. Yard ^z CoZ Sz -^> m DO •< for Fine Hats and Caps, Trunks, GOTO 8. WILLIAMS & GO. Valisks, blankets, Etc. 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Doufjlas, Victoria, B. 0. k., t ■U'l m I 'I I ii. •..li'iv ' .if . m i. I' W|:! I V ■i . 1.i:: .if 1 i ; i THE RJNiSGH PIANOS ^rrr,:::;!"" C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VIGTOr^A. 504 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. GOMMERGIAL SAW MILLS, LEAKY & KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH. &C. Yard & Ofpiob, South end Oambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. CO Pace W J, bookkeeper, (Keefer & McGillivray) Leland Hotel Pacific Hotel, prop, E F Noland, 224 Cordova Pack Charles, express driver, (Wood worth & Co) Page James, employe, C P R, 178 Cordova Pago Joseph, bookkeeper, News Advertiser, Dunlevy ave Page Joseph, logger, Granville Page Thomas, blacksmith, Carter house Paget J. clerk, (G S office) C P R, 851 Howe Painter H J,accountant, C P R, Lansdowiie ave Painton A Dyke, music, piano and orgpan deal- erS' All kinds of musical instruments. The neneest sheet mnsic at Eastern prices. 305 Cordova Painton F J, (Painton & Dyke) 305 Cordova Paker & Co'y, second hand store, 3 Abbott Paker Sullivan, (Paker & Co) 6 Water Palmer Bros, coal and produce dealers, 100 Dupont Palmer C H, 25 Dunlevy ave Palmer G B, train baggageman, C P R, (Greyhound hotel) Palmer Joseph W, (Palmer Bros) 114 Hastings East Palmer R E, assistant city engineer, 6 Water Palmer Robt V, (Palmer Bros) 114 Hastings east Palmer T, carpenter, (Irving & Strahan) Papin Fred, employe, C P li, Stag & Pheasant hotel Papiu James, contractor, 28 Westminster ave Paris C, laborer, C P R, Paris G, laborer, CP R Park Charles, carpenter, 721 Westminster ave Park R J, manager, Gold house, 66 water st Parker A, road inspector, engineer's office, C P R 22 Park ave Parker A, painter, C P R, 413 Drake i Parker Ed, plasterer, T Tompkins ' Parker F, laborer, C P R Parker F J, carpenter, Westminster road , Parker F W, checker, C P R, Westminster road j Parker J, laborer, C P R j Parker Miss, Stewart house i Parker Thos, laborer, C P R \ Parker W M, carpenter, City hotel • j Parkinson E, laborer, C P R | Parquette Thomas, carpenter, Granville | O ltd 50) w n I w ! > M Q » 00 P (D >5 a (D 0* o ^ o* > Ml ^3 A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. o H o H "OH 9 " w n w ^ w ! > !2: — o — 05 Q A 3 a CD O T ■ o* Ml u < CO UJ 5y) 5h o a %o n is n s "a s M - H ,0 8 ') and MUSIOAIi iKBTBUlOBEnB. ^^^ VANOOUVEIt DIRECTORY, ^-v.- \ 505 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED I Blue Store. 425 Powell Paterson J, employe, (Leamy & Kyle) Paterson K H, (Bell-Irving & Paterson) Princess Paterson Thomas, carpenter, Melville Patterson David, yardman, Hotel Vancouver Patterson George, painter, City hotel Patterson John, bds Queens hotel Patterson W S, bailiff and manager detective agency, Whetham block, Cordova Patterson — , surveyer, 324 Homer Paton James, yardhand, (Leamy & Kyle) Paturano Fran, laborer, 26 Westminster ave Pawkett J, carpenter, (T Tompkins) Payne J R, bricklayer, 61 Westminster ave Payne Mrs J, widow, 766 Westminster ave Payne Wm, pressman, News Advertiser Peake James, merchant, 464 Granville Peake 8 J, printer, (the World) 323 Oppenheimer Pearson Charles, painter, Union hotel Pearson Wm, engine fitter, 420 Westminster ave Pease M, employee C P R, 311 Princess Peck E J, machinist, C P R, Hornby Pedley J W, Rev, pastor. Congregational church, 526 Richard Pedin Wm, tailor, (B E Teetzel) Pentilow J G, laborer, C P R Penzer Ed E, (Crowder & Penzer,) 412 Westminster uve Peppan J 8, employe, C P R Percival J A, yard man, C P R, 26 Park ave Percival — , carpenter, 34 Park ave Perier Felix, logger, Thurlow Island Perkins C E, logger, 208 Oppenheimer Perkins J, printer, (Mathison R Jr,) (St Charles hotel) Perkins W, machinist, (Hastings 8 M) GO o UJ ^^> so J^ m z o CO GOjroB. WILLIAMS &CO.y ^"'^Meu'»' ^""^^'^ ^^ ^oys' Clothing, 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, VioioiiiA, B. 0. !i. .1 .ill !■ i; •im m I i! fi! ■ ■.■m :S STfiKl y. 1 II''.-' I PI; i .11 i i ! C A Lombard 8 Co ^*'**" luiportem of Piakos, Oiwaiw 25 D o "9 a? ■^1 TO o O O a i| m ^ iiti • '■ li li'- 'ft ' ^('!f ' . I' ;;i ■'\'\U ''/v' . I '; '% ^lll:::li Ml '' m m neKomscl 'lanos ':■* i y-.j- ;*^ -, ( :i: '•;i ' i;i I ]S,i and have the Largest Bales. C. A. I^OMl^ARB <% CO., AGSHTS, ITIGTORIA. O OQC So oO 508 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c. Yard & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. to 04 CO C5e3 CO ea Pride J A, assistant bookkeeper, (R C P M) 319 Princess Priestland Charles, moulder, City Hotel Prior >'ranoi8 L, 209 Powell Prior F, finisher, F W Hart Prosser Frank, carpenter, Hornby Prout Geo, stone mason, 381 Hastinjrs east Pront A Iimley, prop, Leland hotel, 522 Hastings Prout Wm, (Prout & Insley,) 522 Hastings Pugh L G, clerk, (G S office) C P K, Princess Pugh J 8 W, law student, Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, Oppen- heimer Pullman Saloon, prop, P Gorman, 100 Water Purdie J, car oiler, C P R Purser James, cook, cor Alexander and Powell Purvis C, breakesman, C P R Purvis E, laborer C P R REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Offices, 100 Cordova street, and Anderson B lock I Granvillb Street, Vancouver, B. C, New Westminster, B. 0. and London, Eng. GO GO Quann Thomas, prop. Central Hotel, 56 Cordova Quann Wm, clerk, (Rand Bros) Quartus George, carpenter, 210 Duusmuir Queen Bros, livery stables, 8 Cambie and Georgia Queen C L, (Queen Bros) Granville Queen E, (Queen Bros) Granville Queen W, employee (Kearny & Kyle) Queen AVm, laborer, City Hotel Queen's Hotel, prop. Moses Gibson, 106 Water Quick &Go, Cisrax* Manufacturers— Havana Cigar Factory, Cordova, P. O. Box 282 Quick W J, (Quick Accident and Plate Glass. 316 Cordova Robertson & Co, carpenters and builders, 207 Pender Robertson Alex, stone cutter, loth ave west Robertson A D, carpenter, Fider Bros, 411 Drake Kobertson A JI, M D, city medical health officer, 105 Cambie - Robertson David, (Robertson & Co'y) 207 Pender Robertson F M, clerk, C P R Robertson Gideon, (Robertson & Co'y) 327 Oppenheiraev Robertson Gilbert, dealer in '^ perfection *' stoves, ranges, manufacturer of tin. sheet iron and copper ware. 26 Cordova res. 142 Alexander Robertson Harvey, carpenter, 528 Powell Robertson James, P. O.Box 181 Robertson John, stone cutter, 13th ave west Robertson Robert, carpenter, ( Hilly er & Holmes) Robertson R, salesman, (Gilmore & Clark) 116 Oppenheimev Robin T, Silverman & Robin, 31 Cordova Robinson Charles, steward. Gold House Robinson David, contractor, 123 Hamilton Robinson James, cook, Britannia Hotel Robinson James W, (Anderson R A & Co'y) 107 Cambie Robinson J L, general dealer, 4G Cordova Robinson John, saw filer, 02 Water, res Fifth avenue west Robinson J, laborer, C P R Robinson — , Dupont, near Westminster ave Robinson R, clerk, Hudson Bay Co, 313 Homer 9r^ Ti o 3D Z m ^^ "s ^> ^z ^^ r/^Z ^D ^ > Sz -"> • T •'z m XI ■< '~rrr==z^ n mil I liMQ O, Ofl for Fine Hats and Caps, Tbunks, QQ-TQ D. WILLIAmO QC UU. Vawses, blankets, Etc 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and DouyiJis, Victoria, B. C '.'i,> ,t'-^-i,::il i;i!' mm iW- f:': i i^lli ii'iih-i w. I IlL nUlllOUn riflllUO and have the largut mile. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTOWA. o a < £ o o 8 Ul 111 K z 111 z z oc 111 > o a M n 2 ;4 O r s o O CO 512 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DREaSEO LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, &0. Ya«d & Office, South ond Oarabio Sticet, VANCOUVER, B. U. Robinson Richnnl, baggage master, C P R, res Alberni Robinson Robert, carpenter, 313 Princess st Robinson W O, striker, C P R Roblin Frank, band sawyer, (R C P M) R jlison K Rev, pastor, Methodist Church, 309 Homer Robson John J, C E, (Crickrnay & Robson) 420 Homer Rodgers ,John, logger. City Hotel Rodgers Jonathan, painter, 309 Richard Roedde G A, bookbinder. (News Advertiser) Hastings west res 225 Harris Rogers Ernest, painter, Greyhound Hotel Rogers Mrs F, prop, dining room, Union Hotel Rogers F, carpenter, Union Hotel Rogers John, laborer, City Hotel Rolley — , machinist, 14 Abbott Rollings Wm, laborer, ^R C P M) Rolls James F, (Vancouver Drug Oo'y) 70 Cordova Rolston C C, landing waiter, 8 Cambie Roman Catholic Church, Richard, rector, Rev. Father P Fay, res 430 Richard Roraaue J, clerk, (City Engineer's olfice) 31(> Homer Romain J, laborer, C P R Romano Stephen, laborer, C P R Rooke T S, manager, Vancouver Drug Co, 70 Cordova, res 211 Abbott Rose Miss A M, assistant, W Harrison, 13 Columbia ave Rosenburg Alfred, ship carpenter, Fifth avenue east Roreburg A, moulder. Van. City Foundry Rosin Frank, laborer, C P R, 143 Water Ross A Ceperley, real estate and insurance agents, 313 Hast- ings west, Post Office block Ross & Yerex, agents. New York, Life Insurance Co, 530 Cordova Ross A VV, (Ross & Ceperley) Hotel Vancouver Rogs C W, improver, C P R Ross D A, manager, Vancouver Wine Co, 415 Homer Ross John, laborer, C P R lioss Malcolm, carpenter, Union Hotel Ross Michael, (Mathieson & Ross) 19 Powell Rosa Roderick Senr, (Ross & Yerex) Melville Ross R Junr, (Galbraith & Campion) Melville Ross R J, grainer, Oppenheimer near Heatley ave Ross W B, tobacco and fruit store, 33 Carrall 5 0) - h o ai ^ A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. w M ? (D 0* s ^ U ? s'' Q M* 3) ^ ■ H • M p^ ? (D - >i 3 (D !?? 18 Hast- i^^i ON ) Cordova »0 E4 P O" •Ml i'ather P res 211 m STREET CA T nm Karri /?7 Cn ^*'*°' importer* of Pianm, Omam • ''^» i-'Uiiiuaru tx. v^u., ^^^ musical IimsuiaBnB. VANCOUVEU DIRECTORY. 51;} COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & ryle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS. SASH. &o. Yakd & Office, South end Carabio Street, VANCOUVEU, B. 0. UotliHay Hoii§e, private bonrcliug liouse prop, Mrs Stewart, 421 iiichaid Rougier & Hay, cleaners and dyers, 12 Abbott Rougier J, (Rougier & Hay) 12 Abbott Rounds Chas, stone cutler, T Tompkins Rounsefell A Co'y, real estate and insurance agents, 190 Cor- ROUNSEFELL & Co.. ♦•p^aL EST^TE^ Insurance and General Agents, CONVEYANCERS, NOTARIES PUBLIC. M *> '^rt 9} liussell J A, L. B. B., solicitor (Yates & Jay) 357 Howe Russell — , 7 Abbott Rutherford Robert, 14 Water st Rutherford T, plasterer, Oriental Hvitel Rutledge Jos, carpenter, Pender cor Abbott Rutledge Joseph, carpenter, Sixth avenue west GO TO B, WILLIAMS &CO.y ^°'^ ^^"'"' Youth'a and Boya' Clothing, 97 Johuson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Viotokia, B. C. MKiU ^r ' Jii'i *:l '":■:' Vi i. .i|! 1 .< Ir Ink nUlllOUn nilllUO and havf the largest mtle. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 1^ 512 BBITIBU COLUMBIA DIBEOTOBY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND OREaSEO LUMBER, DOORS, SASH. &0. Yahd & Office, South end Ciimbio Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. Robinsou Riclmnl, bnggnge master, C P R, res Alberiii Robinson Robert, carpenter. H13 Princess at Robinson W O, striker, C P R Roblin Frank, band sawyer, (R C P M) Robiion K Rev, pastor, Methodik^t Church, 309 Homer /ri..:,.i — „„ Xr R.^bson^ 420 Homer •• r~i i7t o 2h •I:!. » ■' ■ (I 1; ■«: 1 XVOSa o^nxii^ xxM-j^^ .- , . Ross Malcolm, carpenter, Union Hotel Ross Michael, (Mathieson & Ross) 19 Powell Ross Roderick Senr, (Ross & Yerex) Melville Ross R Junr, (Galbraith & Campion) Melville Ross R J, grainer, Oppenheimer near Heatley ave Ross W B, tobacco and fruit store, 33 Carrall A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. TES STET A5I '^1 r A TnmharH&Co o»'*c' *"»Portew of Piakm, OB«Airt 1 1 q ips. n • CO u. >si o3 u -ll« 0" < c> !i s IW 21 Q H • STRE > o J5 H g VANCOUVElt DIIlEOTOltY. ni;} COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED liUMBER, DOORS. SASH. Ac. Yabd & OrKiOE, South end Cambio Street, VANCOUVER, J{. C. Uothiiay House, i)iiviite boarding liouse ju'op, MrH Stewart, 421 llichard Rougier & Huy, clenneiH and dyers, 12 Abbott liougier J, (Rougier & Hay) 12 Abbott Rounds ChaH, stone cutter, T Tompkins Rounsefell A €o'y, real estate and insurance agents, 190 Cor- dova Rounsefell C A, insurance clerk, (Ross <^ >* ^D 5.T3 Jim ^^ 2 Q GO To" B, WILLIAMS &CO.y ^Q'^^^"'»' ^"^*^^'« ^^^^ B»y»' ciotbing, 97 JobuBou Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Yiotokia, B. C. >-„ i!M Iff'" ■■{'"' ■ I.; I ill M ■'! HI-. •B I !' i: 3? U M W^i I In A i.i'. fy^- ?r' t i::: '^41 o 2i ;5 33 ■M O o +-» o o a- CO CO uul C. A. Lombard & Co., ''''':T^:T.:[ZZu'^''''' M 514 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. o H COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, I^EABI; & RYLE Props, Slongji and S^resi^oa Lumber, J>oqts, Sush^ «go. Yard & Office. South end Cnmbie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. RyaD Tbos, lougslioreman. Royal Hotel Ryau Mrs, widow, 140 Alexantler REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Offices, 100 ConnovA Street jind Andekson Block I ftRA>fVTLLP Street, Vancouver, B. n. ' New Westminster, B. 0. and London, Enq Sabonia Frank, C P R Saci'ed Heart Academy, Dunsmuir Saint John, carpenter, Powell Saint Joseph, carpenter, Powell Salsbury "^V F Alderman, treasurer C F R, 718 Hastings west Salvation Army Barracks, Water cor Cambie Salvation Army quarters, 209 Hastings east Sainae1»(^n C, boot and shoe maker, 111 Cavrall Sanders Ed, carpenter, 516 Princess Sanders Harry, cigar maker, (W J Quick & Co) Sanders Robt, carpenter, Union Hotel Sanders Wm Henry, printer, (R Mathison Jr) 516 Princess Sanderson Robt, carpenter, Hastings west San Francisco Brewery, prop. Reifel & Miller, Westminster ave cor 11th ave Sansom C W H, (Mallandaine A Sansom) 2 Powell Sansum Miss G, linen room keeper, Hotel Vancouver Satchel! George, laborer, 244 Dupont , Satchell Joseph laborer, 14 Park ave Saul John, contractor, 309 Richard Saul John, contractor, 324 Homer Saunders & Roach, builders, 211 Hastings east Saunders H J, clerk, (Wm Webster) 426 Pender Saunders Wm H, (Saunders & Roach) 211 Hasting east Saunders W, factorv hand, (R C P M) j^avings Bank Post OfRce, 800 Hastings Sawyer James, carpenter, 422 Pender Seaife H A, waiter, (Harry Frick Scarflf Miss R, chambermaid, Hocel Vancouver Schavee John, laborer, Arlington Hotel Schelton John, tallyman (R P M j 500 Westminster ave Schmidt Godfrey, butcher, St Charles Hotel Schneider Fritz,, chef. Hotel Vancouver A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the Arst Imported Woolen Goods in the Cltu. cob cd r oH a • cuQ H >"1 tOANB I. ps. Block, J. 0. !f, EnG. ;st iz ^ ;ei' ave r RIA, B. C. ,e Citij. THE ROiiisoH PiAHOS nrz::r:,::;r C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. < o > O J J O A < — j( VANCOUVEll DIRECTORY. 515 C^ COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS. SASH, Sco- Yard & Office vSouth end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER. B. C. ?^ ■ H H < z 05 > < r- P^ ^ fi Schocliet Sol, butcher, 75 Cordova Schofield F, book keeper, (T Tompkins) Schofield F J, clerk P R, 11.33 Seymour ScholfieldJ H, clerk, C P R, 1133 Seymour Scbultz 11, carpenter, 26 Westminster ave j Scotner Fred, well boring, Brunswick Hotel Soott & Oliiucey, prop. Northern Hotel Suloon, 30 Hastings wes^ i Scott D, car repairer, C P R I Scott Geo D, insurance agent. 3 Carrall i Scott H C, carpenter, cor Hornby and Drake Scott James, carpenter, Regina Hotel i Scott J H, train baggageman C F R, 03 Cordova j Scott Leonard, cutter, Hayes «fc Mcintosh { Scott N S, Claucey & Scott, 30 Hastings west j Scott Thomas, contractor, 200 Dunsmuir i Scott W C, clerk, (G J AVilson) 6 Watei Neoiillai* E S •& €o, dealers in sttove^ and ranj^es. \ '^Intiufacint'ttvm of ^falvunixcd iron cornice^ tin { copper '.tn«l »>lieet iron w^are. IKoofer!*, plumbvrN. i nnci giiM HtierN, 103 IVaier an -^-1 SO ' 2 m -< 09 •ii ^'\ ('. ^ Hi'" ■'l. i' !. ■i-i • I' i..,l,!r ■■•»-.■ I ■Pi' m n-^ m ! f :l i '■;■' •'. i- .:i ^^i^i ! '^ ^^' J ''.1': ill::. I: I hp R on ■ ^rli P\^n' .Q ^'"^ ^^« READING PIANOS in B. 0. 1 lie iXUlli^LIl 1 lai' Jb and have the Largest Sales. 516 O CQ ^< SO oO GO cs: CO Eaq «2 ea GO GO BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c. Yard & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVEK, P. C. Sej done Charles, (Seydone & Mc Garrigle) 119 Hastings east Seymour Alex, atone cutter, T Tompkins SSliannoii A HeLsiclilan, real estate agents, 60 Water Shannon Wm, (Shannon & Mc Lachlan) 60 Water Shannon F, musician. Royal Hotel Sharman Robt, laborer, CPU Shaver N, plasterer, Alherni Shaw Angus G, driver, (J Copeland) Seymour cor Davie Shaw J, laborer, C P R Shaw Robert, boat builder (A Linton) Water st foot of Carral) Shaw S, night watchman, C P R Shears Alfred, laborer. Central Hotel Sheen Dan, blacksmith C P R, 1137 Seymour $$helton & Co, furniture dealers, 408 Hastings Shelton Giles, car inspector, C P R, 325 Richard IShelton H T, manager Shelton & Co, 530 ser Seymour Shepard S, marker, (R C P M) Sherly J W, laborer, CPR Sheridan Sam, laborer, Britannia Hotel Sherman R, yardman, C P R Shirley Thos, butcher, (A Yorkej Shimmon Jas, laboier, CPR Shook D E, butcher, Westminster ave cor Hastings Short B H, carpenter, Pendrell Short B I, book keeper, (G I Wilson) Shotton A, carpenter, (R C P M) Shurgold Edwin, expressman, sixth ave east Silverman & Robin, Van. loan office, 31 Cordova Silverman, J K, Silverman & Robin, 418 Oppenheimer Simon B, merchant tailor, 106 Carrall. res Oppenheimer near Carl ave Simon Joseph, tobacco stripper, C Kurtz Simmons Robt, barber. Gold House Simpson C H, book keeper, Van. water Works, Burrard House Simpson Hubert, carpenter, 464 Granville Simpson John; carpenter, Hamilton Simpson Thos, driver invincible hose Co, 14 Water Simpson — , bartender, Alhambra saloon Sims H, book keeper, Oriental Hotel Simson C, store keeper, (Hastings S M) Sincere Joseph, logger, (Thurlow Island) Sinclair D, laborer, (T Tompkins) ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothhig 97 JohnBon Street, bet. Broad and Doufrhis, Vjotorit B.C. 0. The Ronisch Pianos ^'^'!?V'"'^!?r""''''"^-^'' and have tht largtsi tale. U. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria, o z < ZH J VANCOUVF.ri DIBECTORY. 517 i C^ COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle. props, i j^o Yard A ND Office, South end C'arabie Street, VANCOUVER, B.C. Sinclair F G, baggage agent C P R, 342 'Seymour Singer Leander, carpenter, 209 Hastings west Sinnoti C, yardhand, (Leamy k Kyle) Sinnot Wm, lumberman, 434 Seymour Sisson T, Burrard Hotel Sisson W H, clsrk, 110 Water Skeffington G, fitter, C P R l§^kene William, commission raeiclumt, Van. Home Block Granville, res 338 Seymour Skinner A F, laborer, C P R Skinner F A, surveyor, (Dougall House) Skinner R J, forrester inspector, Cambie Slade Harry, fireman, Royal Hotel Slade John Ed, painter. Gore ave Slade John, clerk, Gore ave Slater Charles R, teller, Bank of B C, 314 Alexander Slater G F, prop. Vancouver shingle mill, (foot of Cambie) Slipper L H, barber, Howe Sloan Wm, assistant, (J S Clute & Co) Leland Hotel Small Alex, laborer, Beattie Small B, employee C P R Small David, laborer, Beattie Small Robert, laborer, Beattie Small AV T, carpenter, 227 Prior Small Wm, expressman, (Van. Transfer Co) 320 Carrall Smalley H, employee (Leamy «& Kyle) Smart Mrs, dressmaker, 167 Cordova Smart W, operator, (C P Telegraph) Smith i V; :!4>. I, 1 : 11 :;'!! i I-, \]\' i M \' W' it !■ ' m ! ! ill 1 i u [K, iVUniSen rianOS ^,„j ^^^^^ ^j,^ Largest Sale C, A. r^OM]3AR.I> «fe CO., AflEWTS, VICTOR! ii^. 518 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, lmv i m Fropite, BQUgh afl(t jOi-eesetl Lvtmborg, Doors, Sttsitf. tHo., Yakd a OFFrcu, South eud Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, Jj. ('. Smith Fred, cook, (Douga'l House) Smith G, laborer, C P li Smith G A, (Smith & F.-rguson) 220 Cordova Smitii G D, laborer, C P LI, 8 Cambie Smith H IJ, C E, engineer in charge Van. water Works, 118 Akx- auder, res club chambors Smith Ira, carpenter, 205 tfastiugs east Smith James, laboi-or, j'^rinces Smith James, teamster, (Crowder & Penzer) 217 Prior Smith James, upholsteior, 29 Hastings east Smith John, carpenter, Stag and Pheasant Smith Joseph, carpenter, 1180 Howe Smith J /' tobacco and notions, 115 Cambie Smith J L ' '' ", Hotel Vancouver Smith J F, o.. iter, Hastings east Smith J H, cai^.anter, 31(5 Kichard _ ^ I Smith J R, laborer, 318 Alexander i/O I Smith J VV (Smith Bros) 29 Hastings, east __w I Smith L, cashier, C P U Smith Malcolm, car[)enter, rear 116 Hastings east Smith Neville, whartinger. City Wharf Sinitii Robert, carpenter, Gth ave enst Smith B, miner. City Hotel Smith Samuel, Homer, near False Creek Smith Thomas A, boat builder (Wm Matheaon) Water st foot of Abbott Smith Wra, butcher (Van Volkenbuigh -' a: Lv O W ^^ K ft o y * a u CD i> ^< ^^ c M) >0 a© *^ at- N '? 3. Q A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET . Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, BO. !>'). The Ronisch Pianos ^'^ i^^-u^i-AssED^forT^^^^^ C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. s (A £C of c a if HI 20 Ml 0* H & SON. ARTST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. '■■H CA T nmX^'^rA Rr C^r\ Direct Importers of Pianos, OROANtii • ■*^» A-OIUDaru 06 V^U., ^^,5 musioai. Instruments. ' L» < CO C O Oh q g 'a » VANCOUVEIi DIRECTORY. 521 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & RYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS. SASH, &o. Yabd & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. Stewart J W, conductor, C P R. 93 Cordova Stewart Mrs, prop, Rothaay House, 421 Richard Stewart P, chainman, C P R Stewart T A, clerk, (Garden, Hermou & Burwell) 323 Oppen- heimer Stewart T, laborer, C P R St Germain, shingle maker, Hastings Stillman Wm W, blacksmith, Granville St James (Church of England) Gore ave and Oppenheimer Rector Revd H Fiennes Clinton, 311 Oppenheimer St Luke Home, 311 Oppenheimer St Lawrence Joseph, lumberman, 38 Water Stockbam Fred, baker. Graves Bros Stockwell Claborer. C P R Stoddart Bros, watchmakers, jewellers and enj^r avers repairM of every desctrlption, -«Torl<: done f*or the trnde at lo^vest rates, Maii>ractIon guaranteed, 113 Cambie Stoddart G T, messenger, Dom Express Co Stoddart R F (Stoddart Bros) 112 Cambie Stoddart AVm (Stoddart Bros) 112 Cambie Stoddart Wm, laborer, C P R Stone R L, mill tallyman, Hastings S M Storme Wm, foreman, C P R Strahan Frank (Irving & Strahan) 316 Seymour Strange G, laborer, C P R Strathern J, land surveyor, 418 Cordova, res 578 Princess Strathie John, carpenter, Robson Straub V J, gunsmith, 85 Cordova Strong Wm, employee, C P R, 88 Cordova Strub V, tinsmith, (E S Scoullar & Co) Struthers Alex, carpenter, 131 Keefer Stuart A K, reporter, The Daily World Stuart James, warehouseman (Oppenheimer Bros) 505 Hastings Stuart J, laborer, P R Studden Fred, mariner, Gore ave Suckling A E, check, G S Office, C P R Sullivan Arthur, Oppenheimer cor Gore ave Sullivan J, laborer, 326 Powell Sully Geo, laborer, Hastings S M Summers C, messenger, C P R GO =1 "n O ^> ' z 3.13 i^ m Q 03 GQTO B, WILLIAMS ft CO.y ^"^ ^«"'»' ^""^^'^ ^°^ Boys' Clothing, 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Viotobia, B. C. l.i;! if i ! ■■ ■ . li mm 'J' i.h.'i 4 i !r. ■'il^ Q pq 5? O c a a 73 a .55 as a > o s O -a o o CO CO CJ A Lomharri H^ Cn ^^'^'^ importers of pianos, Orqaws v... ry., j^umuaru 06 v^o., ^^d musical iNsxRUMKim. 622 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyle ppops. Bough sad Diresised L»mb0rf DQQya, Sash,. En O o H 523 HW a < hi COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, IEAMY & kyle Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS. SASH, Ac Yurd & Office South end Cambio Street, VANCOUVER. B. C. Tatlow R G, (Tatlow A Spinks) Pender west Tay — , expressman, 52 Gore ave Tayler E, messenger Bank of Britit^h North America, res 1 Op- peuheimer Taylor F H, checker C P R, 22 Dunlevy ave Taylor Geo, carpenter, 520 Alexander Taylor G M, machinist, C P R li;J3 Seymour Taylor G R, carpenter, 520 Alexander Taylor H C, agent Knickerbocker Bottling Co, 115 Oambie Taylor H E, laborer. City Hotel Taylor I, checker, C P R Taylor James, wiper, C P R Taylor John, manager Occidental and Oriental Iron Works, 108 Alexander, P O box 230 Taylor John A, shoemaker, 114 Carabie Taylor John, laborer, Richmond Hotel Taylor John, carpenter, (Hastings S M) Taylor J H, employee (Leamy & Kyle) Taylor R N, assistant (McDowell & Co) 28 Cordova Taylor Wm, carpenter, Drake Taylor AV A, carpenter, 319 Hastings east Taylor W J, undertaker, 20 and 22 Opponheimer Taylor W S, (Davis & Taylor) 108 Cairbio leetzel B £• Merchant Tailor, Gre-we Block Granville, a few doors South of Dnnsmnir- Teetzel W F, clerk, (B E Teetzel) Telegraph Office, man. W B Young, 524 Cordova Telephone OflBce, 517 Hastings west manager Charles S Tilley Telford George, laborer, 309 Drake Temple C H, fitter, C P R, Richard Temple C N, employee C P R Tem pieman Wm, prop Ontrrio grocery, 124 Carrall Terhune A N, clerk, D F and P Office C F R Terminus Saloon, prop. W T Blair, 38 W-iter Ternan C, carpenter, 315 Carrall Terry John, mason, 317 Pender Teskey Charles, carpenter, (T Tompkins) Tetlej G, 511 Powell Thain M W, harbor master and post warden, 519 Hastings west res 307 Powell Thatcher Harry, painter, 210 Pender Thatcher W, painter, C P R ^ A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street, VICTORIA, B.C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods m the City. t'* IM- ,-i;ii; I] •.;'!'■;. . The Rnnisrli Plinn^ ^'^ "'^ leading pianos in kg. 1 lie IVUUlbL-ll 1 IcUlU^ and have the Largest RaleH. C, A, JLOMBJI^RD «t CO., AQENTS» VICTORIA, O QQ ago S3 UJ SS se OS CO n< GQ eta GO GO 624 BUITI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, uamy & kyie props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c. Yabd & Office, South end Cftmbie Street, ViNNCOUVER, B. C. Thistlewaith Ed. G Water Thomas Charles, teamster [Palmer Bros] Thomas Gal)riel Senr. cnrpouter, 201) Sejmour Thomas (Jabrul Jr, cigar maker, [C Kurtz & Co] Thomas J, laborer, C P 11 Thomas John, [employee smelting Works] Royal Hotel Thomas Sanmei, carpenter, Central Hotel Thomas T W, ship carpenter, 784 Westminster ave Thomas Walter, manager Van. Gas Co, Keefer Thomjjsou George, clerk, Westminster road Tho mj^t^on Geo, laborer, R C P M Thompson G, employee, Leamy & Kyle Tjiompson Jnmes, blacksmith, T Tompkins Tiiompson John, photographer, 70 Cordova, res 116 Water Thompson J A, laborer, C P R Thompson J B, breaksman, Leland Hotel Thompson J, bds, Oriental Hotel Thompson M H (Peters C & Co) Stewart House Thompson N, fitter, C P R Thompson Nicholas, marine engineer, Powell Thompson Peter, carpenter, Regina Hotel Thompson Robert, upholsterer, Sunnyside Hotel Thompson Samuel, joiner, Powell, near Carl ave Thompson T, hostler, 8 Camble Thompson Thomas, carpenter, Westminster road Tnompson Tupper, assistant, (Crighton, Fraser & Co) Thompson Wm, bridge carpenter, 137 Hastings east Thomson Bros, booksellers and stationers, 108 Cordova Thomson John, waiter (West End Hotel) Thomson M P, (Thomson Bros) 433 Howe Thomson R, drayman, No. 52 Thomson Rev T G, pastor First Presbyterian Church Oppenheimer Thorburn Grant, hostler (Tattersall's livery) Trounce Alley Thorne — , employe (Henderson Bros) 76G Westminster ave Thornton J B, grocer, 59 Cordova Thor n on J, blacksmith, C P R, 93 Cordova Thorpe A Go, cor 6th ave and Scotia st, man- ufaotnrers of ginger ale. plain soda water, lemon soda. Sarsavarilla. See, also syrnps< essences. &o. families waited on Thorpe Hills, (Thorpe & Co) Scotia 400 ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., For Men's, Yoi.th's and Boys' Clothing C w 03 (? o "■ ft H a g « gf (D & < Hi & 3. 07 JohDion Street, bet. Broad and Doufrlas, Viotoria B.C. The Ronisch Pianos ^:^*;r;Zi;;^«;^'"- (J. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. U UJ X VANCOUVEll DIRECTORY. 525 J z9 JH ZH <'^ J 2: COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy&kyle, props. Yabi) AND Office, Soiitii end CHRible Street, VANCOUVP:U, IJ. 0. Tibb7¥^, laborer, P R Tierney K Miss, clerk, Post Office Tiorney J J, express truck and drayman, 44 Cordova Tierney Win, contractor, 306 Richard Tilbury Geo, laborer, C P R Titler James, plasterer, Hastings west Tilley Chapl«8 S, manager, central telephone, lunes block, 517 Hastings wes>^ Tilley S T, bookseller, stationer and news agent, 11 Cordova Tiroraines R C, barber, (RK Winters) 63 Cordova Tinkiss J D, carpenter, 188 Hastings west Tinkiss R M , carpenter, 138 Hastings west Tisdall Charles E. gunsmith, 508 Cordova Tite Frank, stoke (Van. Gas Co) Todd G, 138 Gold House Tofte B, laborer (T Tompkins) Tolley James, laborer, C P R Tompkins TlioniaM, contractor, 425 Granville Toole J B, laborer. C P R, City Hotel Tophara Fred, teamster (Hayes & Mcintosh) Prince Albert Towell Harry, 14 Abbott Townes J, chainman, C P R Townley J D, assistant to G Supt, C P R, Hastings cor Burrard Tranior B, laborer C P R Traveller's Life & Accident Ins Co of Hartford, agents Ross & Ceperley Hastings east Tregeuza CL D, mill tallyman (Hastings S M) Tremble E, screw hand, C P R Tremont Hotel, prop Mrs 8 E Manuel, 14 Carrall Tremont Saloon, prop M R Barry, 152 Alexander Trewartha Joseph, laborer, 29 Hastings, east Trodden James, conductor, C P R Trythall Howard, printer (W T Trythall) 141 Hastings, east Trythall W J, printer, stationer and bookseller (334 and 836 Cordova, res 141 Hastings Trythall W J jr, printer (W J Trythall) 141 Hastings Tuck Francis II, barrister, Cordova, Whetham block 610 Powell Tulley Charles, sawyer (R C P M) Tullis James, laborer (R P M) TurnbuU Ed, laborer, 11th Avenue TurnbuU James, laborer, C P R Turnbull James D, laborer, (R C P M) TurnbuU — , carpenter, 222 Dunsmuir -a CCS » H t> 1 BWII IIAMQJfc Pn ^^^P Always in stock a first-class Assortment ■ nlLLIfllflO 0( UUij of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. Bee them. 97 Johnson Strest, bet. Broad «nd Douglas, Victoria, B. C. ,1 '; 1 !| M lii tf i/i Uii nt ^;k:; n ..„:,■■ I i :■ -n ■;l .•rS A H •: •( ■ -I I ■*: H^} XliC IVUIUbL-Il 1 IcinUb ami have Uie Largest Sale C A. LOMBARD « CO., AGBIITS* YICTORIA. IP O 620 BIUTI8H COLUMBIA DIllECTOUY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, mt & ms rnptite Sottffii aod Dreaaed Lumbor, OaorSf 8asb, ifio-j Yaho & Offick, South end Cumbio 8troet, VANCOUVER, IJ. C. W5 G(9 z z I ^! Ul > O O 14 CD O ( — ] o o Turner ClinrleH, cur[)enter, ISuuuysido Hotel Turner E, laborer, C P It Turner E, checker, C P li Turner Western, carpenter, Hunnyniilo Hotel Turner Wni, mill luiud (Goo Cassiuiy Abbott Tyson John, ])lasteror, 112 Hustings, west REAL ESTATE BROKERS. OJdices, lOU CoKDuvA stkeet, ami Andeusun Block . (jiUANVIbliK rtrKKKT, VaNOOUVKK, li. (J, Nkw Westminhtek, B. C. and London, Enu. s o CO < en cu TJ Udy \V S, carpenter, 7GG Westminster dve Umbach George, barber, Hotel Vancouver United Ntates Consular agent, Charles M Bol 10 Cor- dova, res 4!i0 Hunsmuir Union Hotel, prop P Larson, 19 Abbott Upper J W, messenger, Dom Express Co Upper , mail clerk, 311 Eichard Upton Miss, private school, Shenley House '^'U Oppenoeimer Urquhart G, expressman, No 8 Urquhart Hugh A (McNaughton & Urquhart) 37 Hastings east Urquhart W, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 1 Carrall Urquhart William, stone cutter, 13tli ave west Urquhart — , New Westminster pilot REAL ESTATE BROKERS, OJfices, 100 Cordova Street and Anderson Block, I Granville Strbet, Vancouver, B. C, New Westminster, B. C. and London, Eno. Vachon E, painter (T Tompkins) Vallean C D, laborer. C P R Vance B, employee (Fader Bros ) Carriers Hotel Vancouver Art Association, 219 Hastings, west, secretary Mrs Webster A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS, 42 YATES STREET Opposite Langley Street, Victoria, B. C. H H CO ► 1 6 S Is ft* >< (5 I Q In B. vie LXA. iprietors. B. ('. b11 ;s. SON Block NUON, Eno. K; Cor- )eimer •all east S, WN Block, II, B. C, SDON, EnG. > ^s ^5 CO (D ►■ 3 Q) CC(D ft-* tary Mrs S STREEl The Ronlsch Pianos Are CNsunr.BSEu^foj^^^^^^^ 0. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. VANCOUVEll DIKECTOHY. 527 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. ROUQH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DDOR8, SASH, ETC. Yauu Aj Oi'KicK, South end Cjunbie St., V ancouveu, B.C. Vancouver Board of Trade, secretary, A H B Muci^oweu, 1 ( >ppeiiheimer Vancouver Brewery, ])rop C Doerin^, cor Scotia n^ul 7th ave Vaiicouvei Krick Co, prop D A McFarlandiJ4 Cordovu, Vancouver Candy Factory, j)rop McHiigh S, G Cordova Vancouver Central Telephone Co, manager C 8 Tilley, Innis block, 517 Hastings Vancouver City Foundry, manager A McKelvie, Railway at Vancouver Bally Bfews- Advertiser, 119 Cambie, props Cotton & Gordon Vancouver Bally World, 236 Cordova, manager, J C McLagan Vancouver Drug Co, 70 Cordova Vancouver Electric Illuminating Co, manager F V NichoUs, Hastings west Vancouver Fisheries Co, office 1 Oppenheimer Vancouver Gas Co, manager W Thomas, Keefer st Vancouver Hotel twrunvlle, manager, Fi M Mathews Vancouver Improvement Co, agents Tatlow A Spinks, Cordova Vancouver Loan oflBce, props Silverman A Robin, 31 Cordova Vancouver Lumber Co, props Anderson & Grady, Powell Vancouver Marble Works> prop P Wade, manttfacturer of granite and marble monn- ments, head stones* fencing, mantels* fnmi- nre and marbles Satisfaction given. Cor Oppenheimer and Columbia Ave. Vancouver Market, prop R V Winch, 20 Cordova Vancouver Photo Co, manager J D Hall, 414 Cordova Vancouver Public I^lbrary and Free Reading Room 144 Cordova, librarian G Pollay Vancouver Root and Herb Co professor L Zemmir, 10 Abbott Vancouver San Juan Lime Co [Ld], manager F C Cotton, Bound- ary ave and Powell Vancouver Shingle Mill, prop G E Slater, foot of Cambie near False Creek Vancouver Soda Water Works, prop, Murchison & Derraugh, 7o4 Westminster ave Vancouver Tea and Coflfee Co'y, manager, W A, Cumyow 114 Hastings west Vancouver Transfer Co, manager, J, Cates, 320 Carrall Vancouver Wine Co, manager, D A Ross, 122 Cordova O m ;sz '2 m JO < goto: b. WILLIAMS &C0. ^^^ %^lIs^:sii.S^!:^'''^'^ 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Yiotoria, B. C .'I i' ^: I. i y % i i'l- :■'!!; h.« • 's[ i \l.^ % i ii r r <■■ V i r.^ I nC flUlllOUn rinllUO ana have m largest mle. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. 528 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. QOMMERGIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Props. RaUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, &D. Yard & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. Vancouver Water Works Co, Sec. J W McFarland, manager J J Nickson, office, 118 Alexander Vancouver Wharfage, Fuel and Storage Co, Sec'ty J W McFar- land, Alexander Vanderbilt Chas, clotliier, Cordova Van Duseu, carpenter, 9tli ave west Van Volkenburgh & Bro, butchers, wholesdu and retail, 17 Water Van Volkenburgh Issac, (Van Volkenburgh & Bro) 422 Oppon- Leimer Vary Geo. M P assayer (B C Smelting Co) Powell near Hawks ave Veysey C C, blacksmith and carriage maker, 64 Hastings west res 207 Abbott Vickers A, laborer, Hastings S M Vincent Herbert, laborer, C P li Vincent Robert, carpenter, Richard Vishoot I, tailor, (J W Morrison) Vivian & Riley, houao and sign painter, 107 Seymour Vivian Wm, p'a'nter, (A T MoNabb) Virian Wm, (Viyian & Riley) Richard Vorstz George, cabinet malcer, (Irving & Strahan) G3 30 r! m 30 CO C REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Offices, 100 Cordova Strekt and Anderson Block, I GRANvrLLB Strbbt, Vanoouvbk, 11. (\, New Westminster, B. C nud London, Eng. CA 03 pq Wade P, marble works, cor Oppenheimer and Cambie, 81) Op- penlieimer Wade Phillip, stone mason, Dougall House Wade P, brakesman, C P R Waghorn A, laborer, C P R Wait & Saul, contractors, 324 Homer Wait David, (Wait & Saul) 324 Homer Wait Rob(^rt, plisteror, Everleigh Wakefield W J, striker, C P R Waktor Bros, tobacconist, 3 Cordo'a Waktor Henry, 'Waktor Bros) 3 Cordova Wa'^tor Law, ( Waktor Bros) 3 Cordova Walaman J, turne., (R C P M) Wales Miss, private school, 329 Seymour, res 718 Hastings west 06 B K] < m S 2 H 0) U 12 tS A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B,C, Beceive the fint Imported Woolen Goods in the City. >« in B. C itaale. Props. B. 0. manager McFar- H m CO ■iP 17 Water , J- i Oppen- r Hnwks ngs west, 58, 80N Block, su, r.. C., NDON, EnO. e, BlU)p- 5 W t I w Q g tings west rORIA, B.C. City. CA T r>TYiViarf1 /^rC^n ^^f®<5t importers of Pianos, Okga.n3 • ■**•• A-.OniDarU ex, V-,0., ^jj^j musical Instbuments. o O -CI o C9 UJ q s o US n 'a Id IS IB VANCOUVEK DIRECTORY. 529 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, lbamy & rylb Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED I.UMBER, DOORS, SASH. &c. Yakd & Office, South end Carabie Street, VANCOUVER, B. C. WiilesMiss, 116 Hustings east Walford F, clerk, 406 Pender Walkom H B, assistant engineer C P R, 419 Richard Walker C Miss, private boarding house, Hastings cor Westijain- ster ave Walker C, laborer, C P R Walker David, barber, [R K Winters] Walker E J Miss, private boarding, Hastings cor, Westminster ave Walker Geo, moulder, Van. City Foundry Walker George, carpenter, Hastings cor Westminster ave Walker H F, (Hayden & Walker) foot of Cambie Walker Thomas, barber, 14 Abbott Walker T, laborer, C P R Walker W Howard, 651 8eymour Walker W M, laborer, City Hotel Walker AV, engineer, Gold House Walker — , laborer, 140 Hastings Wallace Wm, laborer, v^ P R Walls F, cook and helper, (Hastings S M) Walsh C, mason, (T Tompkins) Walsh D M, baggageman, C P R Gold House Ward F J and II T, prop. Jones Restaurant, 238 and 242 Water Ward Frank J, (W^ard F J and H T,) 238 Water Ward H T, (Ward F J and H T) 238 Water Ward J, baggageman C P R, Gold Hbuse Ward J H, checker, C P R Ward Jno, breaksman, C P R Warner Edward, waiter Ward E J and H T Cordova Warren C, stone cutter, Oriental Hotel Warren H W, broker, Cambie Waterman F J fruiterer, 29 Carrall Waters A W, room clerk, He tel Vancouver Waters Wm, compositor DrAly News Advertiser Watkins G, improver C P R Watkins W, bricklayer, Arlington Hotel Watkins B T, laborer, (T Tompkins) AVatson James, carpenter, rear 116 Hastings east Watson J F, clerk, (Hastings S M) Watson J H, boiler maker C P R, Hornby Watson Robert, stone cutter, Hornby CO » GOTO B, WILLIAMS &CO.y ^^^"'- ^^'^^P'^' YqhW^ ma Boys- Clothing, 97 JohnBon Street, bet Broad and Douglaa, Viotoria, B. C Tit At- i f "H ii'' m o ^ !];: ^ ; (- DO w »\\ •^30 ! r : i !'■ { ■ ! i: \ 11 |ii o cc !, '■ ! i^CO i ' ^ i 5^0 ^'■ -.0 ^o '\ ■ 1 ^03 '1 ;3 ■ ji ^> i 1 . , . ■ iil' .-2 ? i''' i'! ^D ^. . <>j*. ■'1,' M.. o — ? II S.Tl i^m ,1. ■ trs-n 1, :• c^H n 1 • •■ i \ «■■ -Ml ' - .>; z ;!' i '■ 1 c ' ■] '■ cc m mi i ■, ' 'S.:!. tl •n 5 03 25 a > 03 o H O C ' A T ntn Karri /^ Pr» ^*'®''* importers of Pianos, Oroans O a O -a o o CO CO 530 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & kyle Props. BQVigh asd P^ressocl Eamboft Dqqitb, Sasb* ^o% Yard & Office. South end Gamble Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. Watson S J, foreman carpenter, T Tompkins, St Charles Hotel Watson W H, Seaton near Burrard Watters W M, compositor (News Advertiser) Weaver Jacob, hand driller, T Tompkins Weaver, J, mason, 210 Dunsmuir Weaver Lucy Mrs, private boarding house, 210 Pender Weaver T, carpenter, 210 Dunsmuir Webb W H, boot maker (R Campbell) Gambrinus Hotel Webster G C, landing waiter Webster M J, freight conductor, C P R Webster R G, laborer, C P R Webster R E, cigar maker, (W J Quick & Co) Hamilton Webster W Mrs, Art Bazaar, 219 Hastings west, res 205 PenJoi Webster Wm, auctioneer, estate and finan- cial and steamship agency 217 and 219 Hast- ings west (Webster's Agency) res 205 Pender Weed G C, carpenter, 313 Hastings east Weeks Geo w. manager Hudson Bay Co, 421 Richard Week A, baker, cor Alexander and Powell Weidemann Hermann, 206 Alexander Weinberg H, laborer, C P R Weir George, logger, Hastings east Weiss Wm, blacksmith, 317 AVestminster ave Wekstrom John, carpenter, Alexander Wekstrom O, carpenter, Alexander Welch E, book keeper, Van Volkenburgh & Bro, 755 Westminster ave Welch Geo, pile driver, (Hastings S M) Welch H T, storeman, C P R Welch Mrs, widow, 313 Howe Welch Thos E, book keeper C P R, 751 Westminster ave Weldon C C, contractor, Gold House Well John, laborer C P R Wert J H, contractor, 4(> Park ave Wescott Miss, milliner, (Brown & White^ Wescott W S, 406 Oppeuheimer West End Hotel, prop. Beaton «fe Preston, 625 Hastings west Western of Toronto, agents Ross & Ceperley, Hastings west Weston W, carpenter, Royal Hotel Whaley W J, carriage maker. Greyhound Hotel Whaley Wm, carpenter. Greyhound Hotel What Cheer Housef prop. R Campbell, Heatley ave A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in tfie Citi/. w o cfi aO >n © ESP (p Ml I a fe)W o CC Cl.0 0(0 (8 (D HI 3. RIA, B. C. e City. THE RONISGH PIANOS 21 O > 3 ■JJ o — ) H i1 .a OS hH fig f^ h .Ire uaaurjMissed for Tune T(y :h and Dutabilitj/. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AQEINirS, VICTO.^IA. VANCOUVEU DIRECTOHY. 531 pa COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & kyle Props. ' ^ ROUGH AND DRESSED I.UMBER, DOORS. SASH, &o- Yard & Office South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER. B. C, Whaters Wm, painter, 317 Westmiuster ave Wharton F, helper, C P K Wharton Mrs, widow, 311 Seymour Wheatley A J, carpenter, Bridge Hotel Wheeling J, car repairer C P R Whetham James M D, Hotel Vancouver AVhetter John A, butcher, 434 Seymour Whipple Thomas, Powell near Carl ave White Edward, (Brown & White) Alexander House, near Hastings sawmill White Ed, tanner, 212 Prior White Fred, pile driver, Hastings S M White H, millhand (Leamy A Kyle) White James, shoe maker, 13 Cordova White J K, laborer, C P R White Joseph, boiler maker CPE, 208 Duusmuir White Wm, Steward, 29 Powell White W^m, laborer, 112 Columbia ave Whitehead G, bartender, Burrard Hotel Whitehead J M, (Powis & Whitehead) 328 Oppenheiiuer Whitelock Thos, cook, (Hastings S M) Whiteside Fred, 112 Hastings west Whiteside F S, clerk, I X L clothing, 214 Hastings west White Swan Hotel, prop. J Summers, 500 Cordova Whitney M, real estate 1 business exchange, 7 Oppeuheimer res Tremont Whittaker G S, painter, Howe Whittier & Cramer, hair dresserH, 7 Carrall Whittier C K, (Whittier & Cramer) 62 Westmin Whitworth Edwin, machinist. 325 Homer Whitworth P, compositor, (The Daily World i Whitworth Miss, tailoress, 325 Homer Why lock L, foreman, (li C P M) 317 westmr ster l¥ickenden € Osborn, architect, Ferguson Block Hastings west Hotel Vancouver Wickie Geo, moulder, Van. City Foundry Wickham P, bill poster, 452 Seymour Wiegand C W, clerk, J Sehl, 212 Prior \ Wiffen H C, drayman, No. 22 Wiffin W S, clerk Power near Hawks ave Wiggins — , employee J Sehl, 229 Hasting west Wiggins John, laborer, Britannia Hotel fto er ave live o X > c Q X II >i H u z m GOTO B. WILLIAMS & CO.y Fo^ Men's, Youth'8 and Boys' Clothing, 97 JohuBon Street, bet. Broad and Douflas, Vittoris B.C. IP i i I ■;:■ i Jilfi mm m^ t ,!:■ i fM «j I, ij w ..•I fv it V. t i Hi: 'I I ]■,'■ I I 'I ' ! i,' ft ' 1 .1: *i 1. I' '4- o OQ < OCT OQ CO UJ C3 CO Ei^ OQ ea GO GO rgest Sales. oB2 BHITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, leamy & kyie props. Rough and Dressed Lumber, Doors, Sash. &c. Yaed & Office, South end Cambie Street, VANCOUVER, B. 0. Wiggins Thomas, Cordova Wiggins — M D, Cordova Wilans George, lather, 434 Seymour Wilbancl & Hunt, contractors, Nelson Wilband E, apprentice, O'Toole & Ealph Wilband J T, (Wilbnnd & Hunt) Nelson Wilcock E, clerk C P K Wildman — , 29 Carrnll AV^ilds A, private boarding house, 13 Colnmbia ave Wiles C, employe, Leamy & Kyle Wilgress H T, paymaster, C P K, Georgia Wilkins L M, 536 Seymour Wilkinson Michael B, (Black & Wilkinson) 100 Cordova, Brighton House, Hastings Wilkinson W K, drayman, No. 48 Williams Bros, land agents and surveyors, 516 Cordova AVilliams A, employe, Leamy & Kyle Williams A, fireman, (Hastings S M) Williams -- mill hand, (Leamy & Kyle) Williams Fred, ship cnrpenter. Central Hotel Williams George, cigar dealer, 88 Cordova Williams Jesse, lab(^rer C P R Williams J T, (Williams Bros) Barclay Williams John E, tobacconist, Carrall Williams J, agent. Gold House Williams John, laborer, C P 11 Williams John, engineer, Central Hotel Williams Sidney (Williams Bros) Barclay Williams T, mason, Hastings S S Williams W, carpenter, Burrard Hotel Williams W, tinsmitb, (G Robertson) Williams — . (412 Cordova) Williams J, prop, City Brewery, Seaton Williamson B, ex]>ressman, Trounce Alley Williamson Paul, cabinet maker, 520 Powell Wilmot John, bartender, Leland House Wilson A, market gardenor and fruit farmer, Westminster road Wilson Alex, carpenter, 303 Pender Wilson B, saddler and harness maker,ll Cumbie, res Pender Wilson B H Mrs. 143 Hastings east Wilson Charles, tinsmith, CPU, 344 C-tmbie Wilson Charles, clerk. Central Hotel res A. GREGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS. ^2 YATES STREET Opposite Lang ley Street, Vidorin, B. C Q o o In 12 » n ^ tk gc G • 2h o CO ^ ft ^i o ft ffl < a & res road er o o o I 3 >^ QQ I? !5 r S STREET The Ronisch Fiaxios^Hi'^TZ^::!!''''' C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. VANCOUVER DIRECTOIU'. 533 h u Ul . Wood A N, bl cksmith (A T McNabb) 313 Princess st Wood B L, merchant tailor, 116 Water st, res 206 Barnar CD ffl GC(D S «♦• U 1 Mn B. iale oprietors. B. C. ley re our is Stewart 3en Bur- S. SON Block EK, B. C, NDON. EnO. Cordovu, ISTKEI O SI w » g? >• H ft) ► b IS >< 1 I I The Ronisch Pianos ^''^ i^NsuBPAssKD^fbr^Tmie, t^^ C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. '^ U VANCOUVER DIRECTORY. 535 COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY k KYLE Props. ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, ETC. Yaub tfe Office, South end C.'imljie St., Vancouvkh, B.C. York A, butcher, 186 Cordova, 424 Hamilton Young jZ Sz * > • z m -< GlQTo B. WILLIAMS & CO. ^^^ ^V\\Sis:^r.U^^''s%TJ.^^"^' 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria, B. C. tl A f !'l ■ ' V ■ ' ' r in 1 K I 5 ^W m yi m :i^' i 1 *, ii til I V J ( • 'l''l 11' ,i ,: i !H O o .S "^ ^^ "♦^ S a a <1 I' OS — o — ;z3 o -^ OS Hi CD a -»1 o h9 THE RONISGH PIANOS Are tfie Leading Pitmo§ in B. C and hMve the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VICTOWA. 536 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIliECTOKY. COMMERCIAL SAW MILLS, LEAMY & KYLE Fraps. nOUQH AND DRE3SS0 LUMBER, OOOR3, SASH, &C. Yard & Offiob. South end Oanibie Street, VAN(!OUV.KK, B. C. Kwong Joy Shiog & Co, Chinese merchandise, 13 Dupont Kwong Tai Lung & Co, 102 Dupont On Chong, laundrj, 169 Water Sam Chung Kee, hiundry, 167 Water Sum Kee, Chinese merchandise, 110 Dupont Sam Leo, laundry, 332 Carrall Sam Lung, laundry, 107 Dupont Sing Wah Kee, labor contractor, 114 Dupont Toch Sing, laundry, 43 Dupont Tong Yuen, laundry, 38 Dupont Toy San Low, grocer and labor contractor, 50 Dupont Wah Kee, laundry , Keefer Wing Le, laundry, 36 Alexander Wing On Tai & Co, Chinese merchandise, 36 Dupont Wing Sang & Co, importers of opium, Dupont Wing Yuen & Co, Chinese merchandise 12 Dupont Wo Lung, laundry, 114 Hastings west Wong Sing Chong & Co, tailors and grocers, 22 Dupont Yuen Wah, laundry, Pender Oils, Globe Valves, Check Valves, Chapman Valves, Piph Fihincs, Packing, Emery Wheels, Machine Iolts. IN STOCK Gauge Glasses, Steam Gauges, Pop. Safety Valves, I Pipe CunERS, Pipe Wrenches, L Pipe Tongs, Saw Cummers, Etc. FIIBL^Y a €©., Practical Engineers 4' Machinists. MACHINERY ERECTED AND REPAIRED, BOILERS INSPECTED. Agentn for tlie following Manafaotarors ; PoLsov's Marine Ekqine Co., Toronto, Ont. ; Bbokett.s Enoinb Co., Hamilton, Ont.; Cameron Pump Co., New York; Wouthington Duplex Pump Oo., New York ; Frasbr & Chalmbr, Oliicago Mining Machinery. M. B.-CORRE8PONDEN0E SOLICITED. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Office and Sfaipe: Cor. POWELL and GOLUIBIA ATEHUE. 30 v..^. or or: a: pi H is pi c. 1 M z ID Z g P ■„'; ^1 A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B.C. Receive the first Tmporit'd Woolrn CootJ:: v.i (he f^if]i (^ A ] niTihciri\R^(^n Direct importers of Pianos, Oboanb V.^. r^» A^uiiiudiia ot v^w., and Musical Imstbumbntb. CO o o -CI S o 5 UJ q 3 H to r.) 'a ft. ^^ ■» ■> ^i |H HASTINGS DIRECTORY. )37 HASTINGS. Hastings is situate on tlie s"utli side of the Inlet, three miles from Van- couTer by a j?<^o(l road, atid is connected with New Westminster and Vum- conver by the Cnndian Pacific Railway. It is the "Brighton" of the Mainland and the fashionnble resort for visitors, esjiecially during the summer months. The "Brighton" Hotel is one of the best and most popular hotels on the Mainland. Anderson E G, commission agt Ashford Walter, farmer ISlack Weo, prop, Brighton house Brighouso Sam, gentleman Chappelle L La, shingle maker Davies — , carpenter Dodds T, gentleman Donohough N, shingle maker Ford A J, commission merchant Vancouver Fox — , shingle maker Hanson Hans, barkeeper Myers Juo P, logger Rutherford K, gentleman St Germain, shingle maker Wilkinson Michael, clerk, (Hand Bros) Vancouver MOODYVILLE. Is situated on the north shore of the Inlet, distant from Vancouver about two miles. It has a population of about three hundred and fifty, chiefly officers and employees of the Moodyville Sawmill Co. which extensive establishment occupies a site on the water's front near the center of the town. Moodyville has its churches, common school, well kept reading room and a first-class hotel. It is also the headiniivrters for tho steam ferry boats which constantly ply to all points on the Inlet. Postmaster — B. Springer. Allan Morris, millhand Allan Patrick A, blacksmith Allen James, campman Anderson Charles, campman Anderson J, millhand Armstrong T, millhand Armstrong T, millhand Ashton Thos, longshoreman Austin Sam, logger Bansman J, millhand Barry Wm, millhand Barsnell O, campman Baxter Patrick, logger Beck Martin, campman Bell Ruflsell, campman Bird L, millhand Blair Henry, campman Bond J, millhand Bond S, millhand Bone George, millhand Boyse Ed, millhand Brown B, campman Brown Peter, millhand Burns H C, campman Butler Fred, campman Cadwallader Evan, millhand CO 3E> O CQ 9 m bat! z c CO ^B. WILLIAMS & CO., For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing, 1' '' mmi^.i ;M||'| i M il II m 07 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Douglas, Viotobia, B. C. i- ll^ |tl| .'( IK' '■ i f 1 1>< 1^ '■ ■ « ■ !'■ ■' If ^>U .••; l1 1'!; ' : t I :. !-■■ i: SB i A I nm Karri Rr Po ^^•^^ importers of Pianos, Oroakb v^. x^. r^uiiiucti u tx, V^U., ^nd Musical IwsTBUMiaira. 'J 4 4 A ■A o o CD O ( — I ■4— > o o CO CO 538 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRBOTORY. Cadwnllader Ewiin, 'millwright Cadwallader H, millhand Cabar H, campman Campbell J C, rampman Gautin L, millhaud Carutthers C, millhand Chadwiek E, watclunan Chick Hy, tallyman Collis Walter, longshoreman Conners Patrick, canipmau Costello Jos, campman Crackenthorpe C, tallyman Cyrs Alfred, millhand Dahain J H, millhand Davis Sam, millhand Decker Stephen, logger Dineen Wm, camp foreman Dore D, campman Drake James, millhaud Drake John, millhand Eggie VVm, campman Emerson E, millhand Erwin Walter, light house kpr Ferris C, campman Ferry John, campman Fisher J A, camp foreman Flood K H, clerk Forbes K, campman Glasgow D, campman Godden Henry, longshoreman Grain Wm, millhand Granholm J, millhand Grant Alex, campman Gray Alex, campman Greenshields J M, engineer Etta AVhite Gregory A sawyer Griffin Wm, longshoreman Haggman B, millhand Haggman C J, millhand flaggmann Thos, fmr. N. Arm Hampton B, campman Hancock John, fmr N Arm Harmon J L, campman Hannon Thos, logger Hardy G, logger Henderson Wm, millhand Hirst W, campman Hodgson 11 W, engineer Holmes Wm capt, s s Leonola Holmes E, carpenter Hutchinson B, millhand Jacklinn J, mule driver Johnson Peter, capt. Skide- gate Jones Eobt, campman Julien llobt, millhand Kamm T, millhand Kelly J, millhand King Alfred C N, clerk Law Robert, campman Leary W, campman Lenwark John, millhand Leplant L, campman Le>vis M, millhand Little Geo, 2nd engineer Mackie W, camp foreman May Alex, campman Maran Alfred, campman Maran Charles, campman Maran Henry, campman Matheson A, campman Mattisou V, campman McCarthy John, campman McCloskey J, campman McCormick Jaa, logger McCrimmon Alex, campman MoCullum Angus, logger McDermott D, millhand McDonald Duncan, millhand McDonald J A, millhand McGuire T, campman Mclnnes Geo, deck hand Mclnnes Gus, millhand Mclnnes James, campman McKay J, millhand McKinnon Alex, campmm McLean It A, campman McManuH D, millhand McMillan J, millhand McPhaden capt, stevedore McWhinn<7 Jns, foreman Merrett Jos, saw filer . A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. HrrpjT^ fhp ifr^f Tmj)orferf Wnolpn Onn-lii in flio (^'fii. o w 0^ t^ go c • 2h SH 5© ^? aO ^■i ►r ffi 2*^ SB ^3 oj5 ^B •jev POD (D fD < I THE RONISGH PIANOS An unsniiMUsed for Tour Tot )h and Diirabililji. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. I o b > O o -:| — H <^ —1 <•, ■A A A H id K 111 H S! H hH h < MOODYVILLE DIUECTOUY. 5:59 Miller J F, postmaster and store keeper Miller James, millliaud Miller Peter, campraan Miller W 8, millhaiul Moodyville Ferry Co Moodyville Sawmill Co, B Springer manager Moore Walter, campman Moiris Geo, campman Morton J C, millhand Murphy Mike, cami)raaii Murray J D, campman Murray W, deckhand Myers J, campman Nelson P, millhand Newman diaries, millhand Newman M, millhand Newman W, millhand Nicholls Henry, campman O'Donnell Neil, campman Patterson John, foreman plainer Perkins H A, logger Peterson Charles, millhand Pike A, cam[jman Power W, hotel keeper Price W, fireman Price W 8, tallyman Rainvell Fred, logger liamsdell H, fireman Randall 8 J, engineer Reverley W, campman Rivers Charles, millhand Roberts August, campraan Robertson John, millhand Robinson J, millhand Roddick James, campman Rodgers J, carpenter Ryan J, millhand Sabone A, millhand Saunders W, cami)man Scott A AV, assistant storekpr Scott James, teamstor Scott John, farmer Shotfler Honry, niilliiand Shogren J A, campmnn Smith Angus, campman Smith C V, mate s s Etta White Smith Henry capt. Pitta White Smith Louis, longs]ir)rtnnan Smith P J, cami)man Smitii Robt F, millhand manager Nprini^er B, J V M 8 Mills St John J, millhand St Fearre Alfred, engineer, s s Senator Storen J, millhand Taper Johu, campman Thompson James, campman Tibbetts M, millhand Tregeuza C 8 D, millhand Trim E, campman Turnen Thos, fmr. Umlah B, campman Walgren Peter, millhand Waugh W, campman Webster F, assistant machinist White Thos, carpenter Williams Alonzo, millhand W illiams Johu, night watchman Williams O P, campman Wilson Frank, carpenter Wilson Wm, campman RICHMOND MUNICIPALITY. This municipalty which inchidea that part of New Wfstmiubter District known rs Lulu and Sea Islands, together with all the smaller islands in the North Arm of the Fraser River, and all those contiguous to Lnlu Island in the South Arm was set apart as a sep arate nmnicipality, and received its o > o X I z m -< CD III m 1;' il r I:' M, ); GOTO B. WILLIAMS & CO.. F°^Men^ I, Youth'g and Boys' Clothinjr, 97 .foluison Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria B.C. fl I;. i' :'':irf ;'i I i. !,( 1^' o cdOC oO K CO UJ oe 09 aa CD ■\ UJ CO 540 I.OMBARD A CO., AGENTS* VICTQFIJ^, BRITIHH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Letters Putent iu the year 1880. It embrace* an area of about 30,000 ncros and coutaiiiH hbnut four r)r five hundred reHidcntH in Jid-'ition to which may be considered a Hoatiui; popuhition, duhu^ the buHy neason, of nearly as many more. ThcHoil, beini; aaedimentary and vegetable (leponit, Ih of Huperior quality. All the oerealH are HUCceHsfully grown, oats forui the principal croi) in this lino and the I'vera^e yield per acre may l)e put down at 75 ))U(!hoiR, uUhou^b inHtances a o on record of much larger retnruH. Wheat in not much grown but iuHtan cs hate occurred where eitfhty buBliels per acre have been Hecured. A lar^ • portion of the cultivntod land Ih in meadow timothy, which <^'onerulIy yield three and Bometimes four toiiH to the acre. Some meadows have bet>n under prass for the last eij,'}Ueen years aud very little, if any, deterioration in quantity or (luality, can bo detected, in fact the older the meadow the finer and better the hay appears to be. Root crops yleiJ most abundantly and a belter loca- tion for the raisinj,' of hops could not be found. Fruit culture may now be elnssed as an industry, though only in its infancy, it will in the near future become of groat Importance. I'ear and plumb treot planted more than twenty years a^o are still in full bearing, the tree* bein)» loaded with fruit nearly every year. Apple trees j)l*nted in the spring of 18S6 produced fruit in 1888, which received a diploma at ihe fftir in Toronto in the fall of that year; tJie orchard from which these were taken, numbering 800 tret«, bids fair this year to have a very large yield. Three salmon canneries were in iuccessful oi>eration durin;,' last setwon and there will be six this year, viz; p]wen & Co., J. H. Todd & Son, Eng- lish & Co., and u Montreal firm on the South Arm, the latter at Steve's Landing; J H Todd A Son, and D 11 Munn k Co., in the North Arm. The municipality contains three post olllres, viz: Kortli Ann, Sea Island and Lulu Island, with several stores in successful operation, one at each of the canneries, one at Sea Island post ofBce, one at L'dn Island post otflee »nd one at Stoves' Landing, the latter includes a aoed store carried on by an enterprising seedsman and raiser of thoroughbred Holstein cattle, Berkshire pigs, and poultry, Iteing within easy >^'-". •»»'» Durability. 0. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. CHILLIWACK DIRECTOHY. 543 Lord VV li, foreman, Ctinuer,, (Todd & Sons) London Bros, store, post uifico, and boaidniff Jiouse Martin S B, cannery (English's) McDonald Hector, fmr McMyn W Li, fmr Paine Thomas, fmr Pearson 8 M, fmr Pearson Thomas, fmr PiU'ord — , fmr Pifford — , fmr Rees Kice, fmr Eeid David, councillor, fmr Shnrpe }i A, fmr Steves M, fmr Steves J M, fmr Steves W H, seedsman and fmr Swanson A H, laborer Thirkell Thomas, fmr Tiffin H M, fmr Woodward Daniel fmr Woodward Nathan, fmr Whiteside James, fmr Whiteside John, fmr Whiteside Hubert, fmr Wilson John, laborer C/2 PC GHILLIWAGK, IncludbnJ Centre rllle. Chilliwack, in the DoiTiinion Electoral District of New Westminster and Provinoial of New Westminster District, i^ situated on the south bank of tke Eraser river, distant from Now Westminster abmit fifty miles, and having steamboat connection daily with New Westinnster. Vancouver, Victoria, etc. It is a fertile valley fiom twelve to fifteen miles in width, •uraounded with loft.v mountains. The soil, owing fc ) its exhuberuut richness, produces crops of mammoth growth. All kinds of cereals and vegetables grow and ripen well, also melons and tomatoes. Fruitn of all kinds and even those of a warmer clime ripen to perfection, and there ie no doubt that fruit raising will soon be a profltuble industry in this section of the country. Entering the municipality from the east rnd following the Yale and Westminster road, at the foot of Cheam Mountains are the Popcum saw milla with its lathes and machinery worked by never failing water power and having an almost endless supply of timber within reach. Two miles we.stward is the Indian village of Cheam, beyond this, passing through thick wooils for nearly eight miles, is the Cheam school district, with ifs well attended public schooU and very excellent farms, and four milei further is the growing town of Centrevilie, destined before long to become a town of considerable importance situate as it is about midway between Hope and New Westminster. Here there are three churches, with resident ministers, a town hall, an agricul- tural society hall (an annual meeting being held in Its grounds of four acres) two hotels, several stores, post office, telegraph office, money order office and saving's bank, etc. Following the Trunk road westward for about a mile ia a branch road to the South, along which thert are many excellent farrau and quit« a risi'.g settlement, with a post office, cheese factory and a pubHo school. The climate is most invigorating, and those eeekini; a hom« O z m CoZ ^D -^> l'"Z ! m X ■< for Fine Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valisbs, Blankets, Etc. 97 Johnson Street, bet Broad and Doui^las, Victoria, B. C. ssSB. WILLIAMS & GO. M/l ■?!■! il:'l (■ I 1 i ■■'■ ar Ih^ t >'■ ; ! iis!; • ^i it. I- I.--. THE RONISGH PIANOS n I o 1—1 a; >'i ■** r* gg S 5 ^ — o — !zi r^ Of. M H 05 « ;2; ^ H I. n C CD •4-» a o Are t?i9 Leading Piano» in B. C and have the largest tale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTOraA. 544 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. free from the extremes of heat and cold aud in the midrit of niountain scenery, will find Chilliwack possesses as fine af,'riculturul land and oifers as [jfreat inducements to settlers as any yxjrtion of the Province. Extensive timber limits have recently been located on tiie south .side of the settlement which will give employment to a lar;:;^ niim!i.:!r of ;nH.i. Oil tlie north side of the river andwithin a short distance of the settlement is the Provinci'il model farm. MUXICIPAF^ COUNCIL 1880. Reevb— Samuel Oawley. < /OunciijLoijs — F Lickman, J, Reece D J, Kennedy James Armstrong, W H Bailey. CoLLKOTOB AND AssESsoB— H. Webb. Clerk— S A Cawley. CHURCHES. Church op England— Rector Rev. W. B. Allen Methodist— Minister Rev. T. W. Hall. Presbyterian — Pastor Rev. Mr. Ross. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. President, G R Ashwell, Secretary, G W Chadsey I. O. O. F. EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 7, N. G., H. Webb; V. G., T. H. Henderson. Secretary, Sara Mollard; Treasurer John McCutcheon; Deputy (i rand Master, John C Henderson. Meetings each Tuesday. Agricultunil Society grounds Centreville Allitt C, farmer Armstrong J, farmer Armstrong R 0, farmer Arnould Jos, Centreville Aabwell Geo R, J P, general merchandise Bailey James, carpenter Ballaur R, farmer Banford Geo, rarmer Barber John, farmer Bartlett Thos, farmer Bayley Wm H, farmer Bell Charles farmer Bell Geo, farmer Bell Wm, farmer Bradnick J, farmer Branchflower Wm, farmer Brooks W E, farmer Brown C, farmer Brown Wm, smith, Centreville Bruce James, carpenter Calkins Wm, farmer Campbell John, farmer Campbell R A, farmer Carr D farmer Castleman A, farmer Cawley Samuel, gentleman Cen treville Cawley Sum A, farmer Cawley Wm, farmer Chadsey J L, miller Centreville Chapman B, farmer Chapman £, farmer Chapman G, farmer Chapman Jas H, farmer Chapman John, farmer Charlton Geo, farmer Chittenden Geo, farmer Colbeck Tho8, farmer Coverdale Thos, nurseryratu Centreville Cross John, farmer H in 3D 00 .■—+-, O c q ^- ct; SB 3 M ^ 01 ! w (■I ^ 1 M ig A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES STREET, VICTORIA, B.C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in the City. iB.C lie. 35» enery, iiuber ^ which I "**■ of the , - , model „„ ' m 130 W H 1 P c Q 1 c/: rreasui'or Meetings c/: w a lan l.>en u to Is ifi mtreville rseryrafcu SO &^ I 9 IRIA, B.C. \CUy. - The Ronisch Pianos ■^ir.'rs Cry:.':^"' ' C. A. Lombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. JJ Jj- > '3 CHILLUVACK Dn;LCTO;.Y 545 i C^ I' Cl] o a Diivii^oii A, blaek.>uiith, Centre- villo D-iviHon L, omployee Teru i!i & Co, Centreville Dunvilltd 'i\ farmer Evuns AUau, ftu-mer Evans Cliurles, farmer Evans Mrw, dairy farm Everall T P, farmer Eveiton Geo, store keeper Ceu- trevillo Ford K, farmer Ford Wm, farmer Forsyth Mrs, farmer Gibson James, farmer Gibson John, farmer Gibson Luke, farmer Gillanders A H, farmer Gillamlors C W, farmer Gillanders Donald, farm or Gillanders Jos, farmer Gillanders Milton, farmer Good Geo, farmer Goodell J, farmer Greyell E, farmer Greyell Edward, farmer Greyell David, farmer Greyell Peter, farmer Hall Revd. T W, methodist minister Centreville Hall W B, farmer Hamilton Arch, farmer Hamilton Isaac, farmer Hamilton liobt, farmer Harrison J, mail carrier Harrison Mrs Wm, prop Valley Hotel Heudersion Bros, general mer- chandise and tinware Henderson A C, farmer Henderson Dr, surgeon Centre- ville Henderson Hunter, (^Hender- son Bros) Henderson Isaac, farmer Henderson John C, general merchant Henderson b C, genllymrin Centreville Henderson Walter, surveyor Centreville Hiir«ct importers of Pianos, Organ* CO KOOTENAY DISTRICT. 547 O i c8 bog KOOTENAY DISTRICT. SB S This (lirttrict consists of 3 great valleys, viz: Tlie Lower Kootenay Valley, about 1700 feet above sea level, is approachaljie at jiresentfrom the Northern Paoiflc Railway (Kootenay station or L'lke Pend d'Oreille) thenee a good wagon road 32 niile-i long leads to Bonner's Perry, on the Lower Kootenay liiver; from here steamers ply down the river 100 miles to Koo- tenay Lake, 90 miles long, famous for the immense deposits of galena (silver and lead ores), on its banks. This valley will soon be one of the richest agricultural districts ia America, the soil (alluvial loam) on the flat salong the river being of wonderful richness and great deptlj. At present the Kootenay bottoms are subject to an annual overflow, which makes agricul- tural development impossible. Tli-? K)iteuiy Valleys Oo, Limited, of London, England, consisting of Englisli capitalists, i)ropose to prevent the overflow by suitable works at the outlet of the lake (deepening it), and as soon as this is accornplish«»d the wonderfully produciive Lower Kootenay Valley will become one of the choicest localities for fruit growing and farming, including hops and maize, for both of which the soil and climate are most suitable. Two railways, the Kootenay Railway and Transporta- tion Company and the Kootenay & Athabasca Railway Company, have ob- tained charters and have surveyed their routes, the one to connect the Koo. tenay Lake witli the Columbia River (25 miles); the other to build a line from the north end of the Kootenay Lake to the C P. R., at the western crossing of the Columbia, the great mineral deposits on the Lake l)eing in both cases the inducements. The Uppeu Kootenay Vai.lky lies parrallel with the lower valley ; but nearer the base of the Rocky Mountains, the two yalleys being separated by a spur of the Selkirks, over which fairly good trails for pack horses lead, is of an enti:ely different character. The bottom land along the Upper Kootenay River is not so extensive sis in the lower valley, nor is it subject to heavy overflows. On either side of the river, there extends for many miles an excellent bunch grass country. The forests are of pine-like character, open, with no underbush. The river is navigable for shallow draft steamers, and the Kootenay Valley Co propose also to operate largely in this valley by constructing » short (one mile long) navigable canal across the low watershed between the Kootenay and the Columbia, so as to con- nect the Kootenay with the navigable waters of the Columbia, where there are already two steamers plying, thus obtaining for the whole valley direct steamer communication with Golden, a station on the C. P. R. The Upper Kootenay Valley has a length of some 90 miles and is some 600 or 700 feet higher than the lower Kootenay Valley, but equally favored in climate respects, as it lies at the very base of the Rocky Mountains, which rise to a great height, sheltering it completely towards the north and east and acting as a desirable "catch," diverting the warm Paciftc or Chinook breezes into the valley, so that snow never remains long on the ground CO » "n O X CO " z § m • H C GQTO B, WILLIAMS &CO,y ^Q^^«"'»' Youth's and Boys' Clothing, 97 Jobngon Street, l)et Broad and DonglaB, Viotokia, B. C. il I m ■\ «l 1 1 ' ,;!>.! u il i :i < » ! ' ' .' :^^i ,y^M /s'l I ■ o h-l . « •■^ o X Q D in 25 > M J=! f— H O o -a C^ -4— > o o CO C A J nmU^rr] R/Cr^ Direct importers of Pianos, Oroans V^. i-V. J^UIIlUdru iX, V^U., and Musical Instkumbhts. CO 5-4S BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. and ploiifjhing can be commenced usually by the middle of February. The winters are short, with bright, clear days, but occasional short spells of severe cold are e::perienced. The summers are dry and the heat is never opj)resf.i\'(' while summer frosts are almost unknown ineitiier of the Kootenay valleys. Hops and all tlio more delicate crops thrive micommonly well. The cattle and horses, particularly the latter, are tine, and hitherto they have winter- ed out without feed or shelter. There are three or four hundred Indians (Upi)er Kootenays) in the valley, wliose services would come in useful for certain work, such as hop picking. 'J he Dominion Government has established a mounted [)olice post in the valley; hitherto a single constable has sufficed for wiiites and Indii;nir-. The Mineral deveioj>ment of the Upper Kootenay has been mueh retarded V)y the valley's isolated jxjsition and difficulties of transportation. Up to hist year all supplies and tools had to be packed in on horse back from Idaho Territory (Handpoint), over 150 miles of rough mountain trails, the freight alone amounting to 10 cents per pound. Under these circumstances no machinery could be got in, and without that all mining must necessarily remain of the most primitive kind. The timber in the Upper Kootenay Valley is remarkably fine, par- ticularly the turaarac (larch), and yellow phie species. Both these kiiuls will soon come into great demand down the Columbia River, where, owing to an abrupt change in the climate from a ilry to a wet zone neither of i these trees is found. I The Upper Kootenay Valley can best be reached from (lolden, on the C P. R. by steamers Duchess and .Marion, which make two trips a week' (115 miles) from the valley several lew passes (Vermillion, (.'row's Nest and i Kootenay Pa-sses), lead across to the North West Territory over %ir trails and with good feed . In futurethe.se routes will be the cattle trails by which the eastern market can be gained at little expen.se for shipping. Likewise can the Northern Pacific Railway be reached ovc>r easy country, so that the settlers will have the choice of two routes for shipping produce and stock, the best cure for high freight rates. The Columbia Vallby comprises the great bend of the Columbia Kiver round the Selkirks, which is undoubtedly the most majestic grouj) of moun- tains in North America. The valley, following the Columbia, is iH) miles long; but oidy the uppermost portions are available for agriculturul or stockraising purposes, the remainder being a densely timbered and rocky country of much future importance, however, on account of its mineral richness. The three chief places in the valley are Golden at the mouth of Kickinghorse Eiver, where the 0. P. R. first strikes the Columbia Kiver, after descending from the Rocky Mountains. It is of some importance ns the distributing point for the Kootenay Valleys. Seventeen miled farther down the Columbia river is Donald, containg roundhouses and workshops oftheC. P, R. Finally, Farwell, or Revelstoke, as the railway company call it, which again ia the distributing point for the Rig Rend mines, where quartz mining (gold) has a bright future. SOD h si- 9C It ■4 t" 'J A. GREGG a SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in t/ie City. THE RONISGH PIANOS nrzriir' C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. 21 O '—\ b —I > o o :3 21 Q ■ Id A n hH < pi KOOTESAV DIREOTOBY. 519 C>« KOOTENAY. Including Cranhrooh, (rrohnaui, FindUn Creek, Wolf Creek, Ckerrij Creek, lUooni^ield, Fort Steele^ Kootenay Lake, Lower (t.iuL Upper Kootenaij, Col- umbia Lakes Spallatnascheert , {Kootenaij) Jahilee Mountain, Wild Horse Creeks Klek Horse, Moi/ey, Perry Creek, Gold. Creek, Bull River, Otter Tall, Lewis Creek, Wild Horse Creek, Fish Lakes, Weaver Creek • POST MASTERS. Kootenfiy — David Griffiths. Cranbrook— Geo. Patterson. GrohiJiau — Baillio Giohm.'ivi. Fort Steele- Charles Clark Allock A J, fmr, Lnduess Allen Joe, Columbia Lake^H Anipry Jas, labr)rer, Grohraan iVn.lersoD H, recorder, constable Kootenay Lake Anual J, contractor, Grohman Archer VVra, trader, Kick Horse Armstrong Francis P, fmr, Col- umbia Lakes Aylinei* Hon F, stock raiser, Wolf Creek Bacon Frank, purser, Kooteiiiiy Baillie hop J, blacksmith, Grohman Bi.-»hop T, blacksmith, Grohman Bott W G, stock raiser, Groh- man J3oyes Peter, faamer, Kootenay Boyle Jas, miner. Gold Creek Boyle Pbter, stock raiser, Cherry Creek Brady James, mining engineer Fiuley Creek, Kootenay Bray Edward, mail carrier Brenand Jas, miner, Moyea Brown rigg C J, hotel prop, Grohman Burns J, Bro,St Eugene mission Busk C W, engineer, Grohman Cameron M, miner, Spallam- cheen Campbell Dan, miner, Jubilee Mountain Camj)bell John, fmr, Kootenay Campbell J J, engineer, Groh- man Carpenter Eli, miner, Bull River Chancey Edward, farmer, Col- umbia Lakes p > c Q X ^2 ^-» :>*.ni 5-z Z m -< CO 'III! I' i I ■ifr! 'l 1 ■ n w - h ■p 1 1 i hi 1 GOTO B, WILLIAMS & CO.^ For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing, 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria B.C. -! ;< 'U : :,'i. o CQ < io oO Cd CO UJ The Ronisch Pianos "^'^ '''" ^^"^^^^'^ ^'^^"^'^^ ^" ^- ^• C. A, lUOMBARD «j CO., JLGEMTS, VICTORIA. 550 * BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. 04 00 Cs3 CO CO GO Clancy C, laborer, Grohman Clark Charles, merchant and Post Master, Fort Steele Clark Herbert, clerk Fort Steele Clark K S, clerk, Fort Steele Cleman Charles, miner, Bull River Cochrane T, mine prop, Find- ley Cteek (Jocola liev Father, St Eugene Mission Coffman James, miner, Field Cotfman J AV, miner, Field Coggings Peter, laborer, Otter Tail Coghlan R J, laborer, Grohman Coghiau N, laborer, Grohman Cooper Frank, miner Copeland C, miner Spallam- cheen Corbett Kenneth, fmr, Lewis Creek Cote J S, miner, Findley Creek Couthard E C, miner, Spallam- cheen Couture Eugene, miner, Bull River Cowan George, saloon keeper Camming* H L, ferryman, Upper crossing Cummings Harry, miner, Spal- lamacheeu Davis Jacob, blacksmith, Wild Horse Creek Dennis O G, constable and re- corder. Fort Steele Devlin Thos, miner. Jubilee Mountains Dole Lemuel R, minei. Bull River' Doull Wm, packer, Kootenay, Dowd F, miner. Otter Tail Duncan John, miner, Kootenay Edwards C, stock raiser Eliot Geo, M D, Grohman Ewing Charles, packer, Koote- nay Fenwick A, stock raiser, U P Ranch Pernio Peter C, fmr, Wolf Creek Pernio Wm, J P, farmer, Wolf Creek Flocton Harry, laborer, Colum- bia Lakes Foster John K, farmer, Fish Lakes Foucault Rev F, mission jtriest Fou(juet Rev Leon, St Eugene Missicm Fowler James, miner, Jubilee Eraser A, contractor, Grohman French J, overseer. Cranbrook French Wm, Post Master, Cran- brook Galbraith John T & Bro, mer- 1 chants. Fort Steele Galbraith R L T, J P, mer- I chants, Fort Steele i Geary George, fmr, Columbia ' Lakes, 1 Glen Harry, merchant, Otter Tail Goodridge Wm, fmr, Ferry ! Crossing, Kootenay ! GoreT S, Gov. surveyor, Civ McVittie A, Dom land surveyor i j:yC Columbia Lakes | '^ I o McVittie Thos, E, Columbia Lakes Mehan Jas, miner, Moyea Meriveau Baptiste, fmr, Colum- biaLakes Michaud Frank. Columbia Lks Z m -< 111 i '-i. I O ll 3Q w Z 1- . m i V ■ ^^ '|i.|iH •^2 i ■^-*o "^^ ! '11' ^o =^^0 fpf CoZ '; ' if§ ^I • 3l 5D i'V- IM B. WILLIAMS & CO. "" ^iPlrFs^ ili.^S i^"""'' »7 Johnson Street, bet. Broad und Douglas, Victoria, B. 0. ■>■ I 1 '^' 1 ';l :? •?l ' "■ v. I nC llUlllOUn riHIlUO ana nave the largeataale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. DKITIHH COLUMBIA DIHECTOHY. »H o O 5 i 2 « ' >'-^ I St o ^^ I as i 2> g I I J 73 { — o I— I ^ n a &0 Molsan Cliiis, miner, Knoteimy Lnke Moutgoniery G A, mnr, Koote- niiy Lake Moiitf^omery VV H, miir, Koute- nny Lake M(K)ro Roger, rancluTnnd stock raiser Morgan L'lwreuce, miner Morrison Noil, miner, Spallu- mnclieen Newbury lancher and stock laiser Nisli James, rancher, Wolf Ck N orris I ii, customs ofiicer, Cran brook Oisen Chas, mnr, Kootenn' Lk O'Kay Dan, freighter, L> im- bia Lakes PanelolT Fritz, miner. Bull River Parker E, stock raiser Penny Thos C, ferryman, Kootenay, Upper Crossing Peynun Eli, laborer. Findlay Creek Phillips Michael, Indian agent, rancher and stock raiser Pollock G, miner, Otter Tail Primrose Alex, carpenter, Koote nay Pritchards Rev, mission priest Pugh Ben, miner, Jubilee Mts Quirk Patrick, stock raiser Renshaw — , foreman, miner, Findlay Creek Richards Rev Father, St Eugene mission. Upper Kootonay Rykert J C. J P, landing wait- er, Kootenay Lake Ridgeway J W, miner, Moyea Roberts Thos, miner, Gold Ck Roseman Wm, miner, Jubilee Mt 8 ickorson J, miner. Field Schaboth F, laborer, Kootenay Schroder Geo, miner. Perry Ck Sinclair A P, fmr, Columbia Lakes SI ide Wm, stage driver, Col- umbia Lakes Stoddart James, rancher, Col- umbia River Suudin Erick, frar, Lewis Ck Sutherland Geo, miner, Koote- nay Sweetland , miner, Otter tail Taylor H, miner, Jubilee Mt Taynton I H, fmr, Columbia Lukes Tegart E, fmr, Colunabia Lks Tobias Hy, miner, Kootenay Lk "Velnoweth N, miner, Kootenay Lake Walters John, teamster, Fort Steele Wells P M, minei, Spallama- cheen Wheler A D, miner, Kootenay Lake Wood Robert C, packer, Koote- nay Woodcock & Lambrich, hotel props. Jubilee Mt Yellowley I 8, stock raiser, Y ranch Yoss Wm, miner. Wild Horse Young Jas, laborer, Cranbrok Ah Why, store keeper Cham Bong, store keeper Sing Lee, store keeper j H m c I c/: I m I - OS n ; K -I ■ IH ! IS 5 H 9 > A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, B.C. Receive the first Iniporlfd Woolen Goods in the CAiy. I Vv ' Kootenay i u The Ronisch pianos ^''!JV*"^''?'r""''!"\^''' "***^ *v%^***i^v^** J. i,%Ai*j.\^Kj and have the largest Bale. C, A. L ombard ^ Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. jj UJ X UJ£ is ° H o J CO < z P M [Q <1 hi I b PI H ZH < r m NORTIIERN COAST, ETC. 553 NORTHERN COAST, NORTHERN INTERIOR. Including Metlakiilit I a, Skeena River, Port Etisim^lon, Fort Simpson, Fort Rupert, J^'mifi River <")' District, Alert Boy, Bella Belht, Bella Cool(t, Smith's Inlet, J\/^ssett. 0-}] ee-A'oy-J\''o, Kit a Maat. Skidrgate, Omineca, Hope Island, Ilyarpist, Hesqnaikl , Kootka ii, V'itall Creek, Queen Charlotte Islands. QUEEN OHABLOTTE ISLANDS. Th« general character of these islands is mountainous ami heavily timbered. The extreme length is about 179 Geographical miles, width about 100 miles. The mining resources of these islands are undoubtedly very extennive, The only industry established is the Skidegate oil company which, enterprise is confined to tho manufacture of oil from a small species of shark, commonly known as the dog-fish. The chief trading i)laces on the Islands are at Maasott and Skidegate Inlet. The chief item in trade is fur seals, in ■which about $10,0(iO of trade is annually 'one. The Hydah Indians of these islends are famous for their carving in wood, silver and slate, and their crest poles adorn every village. They are, beyond doubt, the best canoe makers on the coast. Anthracite coal of a superior quality is bointr mined on the north island, if it is found in as well a defined seam as is expected the result of the present development will be, a very profitable industry will have been established that is much needed in these parts; 70 tons of this coal was brought to Victoria during last month and had a ready sale at 820 per ton. Bituminous coal beds of considerable extent are said to exist on the Islands. MASSETT. C. M. 8. mission in charge of Rev. C. Harrison with about 400 followers. The Church is very M'ell finished and furnished, a native supi)lice choir — Day school, asKisted by the Dominion Government. Hudson's Bay Go's post in charge of R. ¥. Dodd. Stock raishig is being successfully car- ried on in the neighborhood. Steamer about twice a year, safe journey in canoe during summer months. SKIDEGATE. Methodist Mission in charge of Rev. Mr. Miller, and school assisted by Dominion Government. KAAS RIVKB AND DISTRICT. Naas river ranks third in size of British Columbia rivers, and waters the country north of the Skeena. On the right bank, close to the mouth, is the C. M, 8. Mission village of Kincolith; population about 255. Schoo assisted by the Dominion Government. c« f» ^0 «?*• y A village council, under Ind^^,^ii A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTOXm, B- C- Tleceire the first Imported Woolen Goods in tf pf> Citij. II la Htl "m\ 1 A:, P:1: I:- 11 The Ron,sch Pianos - '^..^Jfrriir.*^,'? * " LargMfc C. A. LOMBARD A CO., AGBRT8, TICTO&XA. 554 BHITlHIl COLUMBIA DIBECTORV advanoenient act, B((veriil vvoll equipped cnnrieiles are lopattnl aloni? the Nims River, and tliousandH of IridiaiiM are eiiKiigod in fi^liin^; during tlie pulnion andonli(>1u\n ritii. Tbf .\Tt't,l)()di«t MlHsion al Greenville is in charge of Rev. A. E. Green, and there Ih u huIiooI wliere Indians are (au.uht the habits of eivllized life. At Alyounh, Honie dlstanee up the rlyer the f". M. S. have aminnion in eharwe of Mr. J. R. MeCuIloujjh. The wlnt.^r- are very severe, the thermo- meter fal!in>y from 40 to iid decree below zero for weekn in Hucee.ssion. Gold is found in small quantities, aners, and several canneries have been established in this neighborhood since the issue of the lust directory. O-WEK-KAY-NO. Is situated at the head of Rivers Inlet, where the well-known canning establishment of Shotbolt & Co is located. The Indians in this neighborhood number about 150. and speak the Bella Bella Indian language. FORT RUPERT. This post is situated near the Northern extremity of Vancouver Island, and was established by the Hudson Bay Company for a trading post. ALERT BAY. Is situated about twenty miles south of Port Rupert, on Cormorant Island, and a convenient stopping place for vessels on their way to and from the Northern ports of British Columbia and Alaska Territory. One can- nery andC. M. S. mission and school in charge of Rev. Mr. Hall. Alexander George, head fisher- man, Aberdeen Balmoral Canning Co, Cushbert Burnes & Co, Balmoral Bawden James, cooper, Fort Simpson British & American Packing Co man. G Holmes, P Essington Blenkinson G, Fort Rupert Bonny D H, cooper, Fort Simp- son Brabant Rev Father A, Hes- quiat, V I Brentzen P, H B Co, Fort Simp- son Brentzen H P, fmr, Fort Simp- son Brentzen Henry, F. Simpson Brentzen Fritz, F. Simpson Brown Rev M C (Anglican) Port Essington, Skeena River Brown J as, miner. Port Essing- ton Brown W,fiBherman, Naas Har- bor Brown Capt Geo, Kyuquot Byrant John, miner, Omineca Byrns M , blacksmith, Alert Bay Callan P, butcher and black- smith, Omineca Callan & Steratt, butchers etc., Omineca Callaghan Jno, cooper, F. Simp- son Camano George, fmr, harbor down, Crayorof t Island Carles M, fisherman, P O Skeena Chartres T, clerk, Port Essing- ton Clayton J, trader, Bella Bella Cliiford W i>, H B Co, forks of 8ke3na i >ii Clyde Ed nond, 'fisherman, Skid- egate Oil Co 00 St) » 3(1 ■T] c X DC s^ l§ l§ IS ^1 Z Q CO GOTO B. WILLI&iyiSJ^fifl.j F^n'», Yoath'fl and Boy' Olothing,' 97 Johnson Street, bet) Broad and Doivlas, YiOtOBiA, B. 0. l! : I I "1 1 % > i' !■ : 1 mu ' iSafe. .,>lr*64't-'-Hl»«~ ■ ... .-lillt' ,'.i; M ;t i •' S ij^i'' 1,1 .'V I h ' V<[ , , '1,1. ^,!i li liii: ! ■«! 25 O D 30 25 > 3 o H O O s o yi -^ ^— » O o CO GO QC UJ I ■ A T rwrriKorrl RrC^n ^*'^' Importers of Pianos, OsMJum \^. rx, j^uiiiucii u tx, ^^u., ^mj Musical iNBTBUMiarre. 556 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ColliDS F, fisherman, Naas River Collinson Rev W H, Kincolitli Cooper W, Salt's establishment, Naas River Crosby Rey Thos, F. SimpsDn Cunningham John, trader, Met- liikabtla Cunningham Neil, carpenter RI Cuuningh'.m R, trader, Port Essington Cuimningham R G, clerk, Port Essington Cuhtbert John (Balmoral Can- ning Co) Balmoral Cuhtl)ei't, Burues & Co, props Balmoral Canning Co, Bal- moral Deis F, fislierman. Naas Harbor Dempster W H, J P, manager Aberdeen Cannery Dodd R F, clerk, H B Co, Mas- sett Draney R, manager cannery R I Draney J, fisherman, R I Dudoward Alfred, F. Simpson Dunnahue E, miner and m. r, Salt's ]]stablishmP!it, Naas River Dyke G VV. fishermnn, Skide- gate Oil Co Evans — , chaicoal burner, Iver- ness, Skeeua Evans E, trader, Omineca Eussen Rev Father li, V I Faigon E, trader, Hope Island Francis Capt P, IJcluet Gamble T, sawyer, P. Essington Gate B, miner, Omineca Gauten P, minfr, Omineca Gibson — , teacher, Naas Gilbert J, tr^ider, Naas Giscom J R, Northern coast Graham Allan, Skeena Grant H, logger, Seymour Nar- rows Gray J, miner and fish curer, Naas River Green Rev A E, Greenville, Naas River Green Chas, fisherman, P. Es- sington Goodwin S, (Capt. Warren's station) Ahuonsut Gurd Rev A VV., C. M. S. Mis- sion, Metlakahtla Hague H, Barclay Sound, V I Hall Miss B, F. Simpson Hall Rev A J, Albert Bay Hall R J, agent, H B Co, Fort Simpson Hart F, miner, Omineca Hart Miss, assistant teacher, Methodist Mission, F. Simp- son Hart M, (Shotbolt H & Co) lil Harrison Rev C, Massett Hathaway G P , miner, Omineca Hawkins G, coal burner, Alert Hankiu Mrs, trader, Forks of Skeena Heftren N G, Omineca Hendry F, coal burner, R I Holmes Aug, Mgr, Aberdeen cannery Hopkins Rev G T, P. Essiug- ton, (.Uethodistj Hunt Eli, trader, F. Rupert Hunt G, trader, F. Rupoit Hunt Robt, trader, (H B Co) Fort Rupert Hunt Wni, trader, F. Rupert Jennings Itev D, F. Simj)sou Johnston John, canner, Aber- deen i Johnston J, fisherman, Alert | Bay Johnston Wra, farmer, P. Es- sington Kamano Geo, farmer Alert Bur Kelly P, miner, Omineca Kenney Geo, trader. Omineca D* WILLIAIflv dc llUi] of Underwear, all sizes and Prices 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad atid Douglap, Victoria, B. always in Stock a ttrst-claHS Assortment "" ■ " " ■ See them C. ? 'A w ic IB OB Eg THE RONISGH PIANOS Ai-e tmsurpassed for Tone Tot )h and Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. Pi O H O o 'Ji o A NORTHERN COAST, ETC. 557 C^ 'J5 A f^ fi ■ H U K n H H > M 0} H Keynton W, miner, Oraineca Knight Miss S, teacher, F. Simpson Laiug Capt A, schooner, W P Sayward Lee T, canner, P. Essington Linnberry A, fisherman Locker by G, H BOo, F. Simp- son Laughton Cap T, Barclay Sound Mc Arthur J, fisherman, Kin- eolith Madden Wm ship master, F. Simpson Macbeth C, boat buildar, Port Essington Matheson H, trader, Kyuquot Malio A, fisherman, R I Mallory H, fisherman, R I Mallory J L, fisherman, R I May J J, trader, P. O. Vitall Creek, Omineca May J, Port Essington May Wm D, farmer, Klicksewy, Alert Bay McAllister John, Kitlup Rirer Fishing Co, Gardner Channel McArthur D, laborer, Naas River McCurough 1 B W, teacher, CMS Mission, Aiyanish, Naas River McDonald A, trader, P. O. Vit- all Creek, Omineca McDonald D, miner, Omineca Miller Rev, Methodist Mission Skidegate Island McKenzie A, Ma^sett McKenzie — , farmer, Alberni McKinnon C, miner, Omineca McNeill Alex, prop, Abeerdeen Cannery Mcintosh A, H B & Co, Babine I Jfl.lf ft MoQuillen F, supt B S Fish Co Merrifield P, farmer, Alberni, , V. I. Mollett C, JP,fmr, Alberni I Morrison D, bookeeeper, Wind- i sor Canning Co, Aberdeen j Morrison F, fisherman, R. I. i Morrison Aberdeen, Skeena i River j Morgan EB, clerk, Naas Harbor Morison C F,. accountant, Met- I lakahtla j Myjask Arthur, fisherman i Nicholes E, trader, Bella Coola | Nicolaye Rev J, Kyuquot, V.I. Nicholls George, fisherman Nicholson A N, trader. He- , squait Oliver F, carpenter, F. Simp- son I Oliver Wm, Str Glad Tidings ! Ohley S, sloop, Capt, Alert Bay Orr Cyrus, Captain, S S Nell Owen Arch, house carpenter, Port Essington Owen Thos, Kyuquot Sound Pidcock R H, Indian agent, Alert Ray Pierce Rev W H, Skeena Pierson — , fisherman, R I can- nery Pool Sam, fisherman, Skide- gate Oil Co Pocock R HA, CMS Mission Gitwingah Poole W G, clerk, P. Essington Price Rev A E, Kincolith Naas River Ridley Rt. Rev, Bishop of Cale- donia, Metlakahtla Reynolda Wm, fisherman, Naas Harbor Robinson Theo. clerk, Inver- ness Robinson — , Methodist Mission, Kit-a-Maat Roundy F, miner, Naas River £%» 2 > C § fern ?5 > 30 Z 5 M m. GO TO B, WILLIAMS & CO„For Men's, Youth'6 and Boya' Clothing^ 97 Johnaon Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria B.C. t':^^ li TV«^ R/M-iicr-1-i Pi-inr.c A-re the LEAD1^G PIAKOS iu L. ( 1 nc JXOniSCn r lanUb ^nd have the Largest Kuies. C. A« X.OMBARD * CO., AQEKTS, YICTOBlIJi« GO 558 BBITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Hobertson G, trader, Kit-a- Muat Robaon Geo, clerk, H B Co, F. Simpson Roles Chas, miner, Lome Creek Rood J, carpenter and joiner, Buimurai Skeena SavH^f Miss, Methodist Mission Gifctmville yaywaed & Gabriel, props, B S Fishiufi Co Savyeii VViu, canner. Aberdeen CaiiutTy Scott R,* teacher, Industrial sohool, Metlakahtla ShotlK>lt & Co, props cannery, O- Wee- Kay-No, Rl Ski lien Wm, Inverness Simpson Henry, trader. White Beach, Alert Bay Smith John, truder, Nootka S Smith Wm, trader, Nootka S Smith Wm, C M S, mission Metlakahtla P O Snow Harvey, miner, F. Simp- son Snow Maria, trader, Naas River Snuggs Chas, capenter, Nnas Ri\er SpeneeJohn, engineer, Metla- kahtla Sp. lire W, trader, P O. Vitail Cr, Omineca Spencer «k Earle, salmon pack- ers, Alert Bay Spencer S A, manager cannery, Aleit Bay Stapleion B, manager Inverness cannery Stdruand Jos, F. Simpson, V O Stephens E C, minor, Omineca Sterratt C, bntcher, Omineca Stu rt David, tisheiman , Invej - ness SuttiT James, foreman Steena Packing Co Taylor Chas, fmr, Barclay S Taylor Chas, Albernia Tennant Robert, Skidegate Oil Co. Skidegate Terry, G W, miner, Omineca Todd Chas, Indian agent, Met- lakahtla Tolmie Harry, clerk, Balmoral Skeena River Tomlinson Rev, Mr. Skeena Twick Jas, canner, Nnas Harbor Vauriot F, miner, Omineca Vevmilyea Walter, school teach- Port Essiugton Vitail Bed Rock Flume Co, Ominec < Vogt C F, cooper, Port Essiug- ton Walker D, miner, Omineca Warburtcm H, machinist, Vitail Creek Warren Capt J D, trading btat- ions, Barclay Sound, Clayo- quot and Ohuhonset, V I Washburn L, Metlakahtla WfiK-liburn, Port Essington Welsh J;is, trader, Nnas, River Weston Wm, laborer. H B Co, Fort Rupert Willescroft Walter, F. SimuHon PO Williams W^ tishermHn, Naas River | Williams W, fisherman, Naas ' River j WillianiH R, fisherman Williamson W, miner, Vitail Cr W^illiacroft Geo, saw mill owner box factory and steamboat J owner, P O F. Simpson Wilson Geo, carpenter, Port Eshington Wootton S Y: S M, Metlakahtla s Sit Is a ? h h O '^^ i^ H I-' (5 A. GBEGG & SOK. ARTST TAILORS, 42 YATES Oppofiife Ldvolfy HireH, Viclorio. B. C. IB iu h. ( ISuiea. 1 Skeena clay S agate Oil naineca mt, Met- Balmoral ikeena 3S Harbor liueca ool teach- 'lume Co, •t Essing- lineca list, Vitall ding btat- ^d. Clavo- t,VI ' ihtla 3gtOD ns, Kiver \ HB Co,! . ISimpbon ; iHii, Kaas iHii, Naas -, Vitall Cr nill owner steamboat j8on ter, Port etlakahtla TES STBFIT ? R .^ Is a?; J C;. A. Lombard & Co., i'"-'' ;"'i'"r.er» „r ru«», <>,«,.,., ' mill Musical. Instkumrnts. i^Mniij:, . M CO -CI o o O n H ^0 t ^j CA88IAR DIRECTORY ETC. ^59 W CASSIAR DISTRICT. Including ZaJceton, McDarnes Creek, Lome Creek Telegraph Creek, The district of Cas»iar is situated along the north-western boundaries of the province. The ijopulation is about 400. Attention was first drawn to Cassiar by tlie discovery of gold ou Til ibert creek, in 1873. The princi- pal streams on which mining has been prosecuted profitably are the Dease, Thibert, licDame and Walker creeks. The district has produced over $5,000,000 in gold. The features of the district are mountainous, being of little use for agricultural purposes, except on the Stickeen River, where there are a few farms which produce grain of the best quality and all the hardier kinds of vegetables of excellent quality. The miners are supplied with vegetables from the last named farms, ihe product being regulated by the demand. The southern portion of the district being ou the coast, has produced, during the last nine years, in salmon, furs and gold, a considerable coutri- bution to the exports of this Province. The average yearly exports from Uassiar during the time mentioned has been about $700,000. Its rivers and lakes teem with fish, and its forests abound with game. There is not the least doubt that remunerative gold deposits are waiting to be developed, and a mining population will be found in this country for many years to come. Agnell Albert, fisherman, Mc- Dame's creek Berdsell Joliu T, miner Quartz c'k, F O., McDame's cr Booth E A, miner Lome cr. Buckley Thos., miner, Mc- Dame's creek Calbreath, Grant & Cook, mer- chants and forwarders, Tele- graph cr., Laketou and Mc- Dame's cr. Calbreath J. C. (C. G. & C.) merchant, Telegraph creek Crimp J li, recorder and sheriff govt, agent Laketon Cross Henry, miner, Laketon DeLisle J, blacksmith, Laketon Dower Ed, miner, McDame's cr Finlayson John, miner, Lake- tou Foster Wm, miner, Laketon Graiiiit John, M P P, (C G & C) merchant, Laketon Harvey Thos, miner, Laketon Highland R, farmer, Miller's bar Holroyd Jas, miner, Laketon Hughes R T, miner, Laketon Kearnes John, miner, Laketon La Montagne John, Hudson Bay Co, Mc Dame's creek Lawrence Chas, miner, Lake- ton Martin John, packer, McDame's creek McCabe John, miner, Laketon ISO ■H IX c 3D DC ^^> OCT. ?c f D "^ •^ iv -2 53 T] 2 ^^B.WILLIAmS&CO., For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing, M ^: 1 t^'i J I i) \ n m ,.|; ^ 97 Johnson Street, l)e< Broad and Douglas, Viotokia. B.C. ■imiMiwuimB. r: l>..,l \ I !' m •M id i^' i o — I ' A T r»m Ko f r1 Rr f^r^ Direct importers of Pianos, Oroans V^. ri.. l^UniUdrU OC V^O., ^nd musical Instrumento. VIOTOK/I-A^, B.C. 560 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. . Ch j McCarthy J, merchaut, Lake- 3 ^ I ton ^ 2 McOauley (ieo, miner, Laketou U ^ McClusky (Tas, rairaer, Laketou -* McCrimmon John, miner, Mc- Dame'a creek McCuaig D, miner, McDame's creek McDonald K N L, manager Hudson Baj Co McDonald D, miner, Laketon McFadden D, miner, Laketon McKenzie Dan, miner, Laketon McVicker Dan, Thibert cr Metcalf E, miner, McDame's cr Mitchell J, miner, McDame's creek Pillan Jesse, miner, Laketon Porter Jaine§, hotel-keeper Thibert creek, Laketon Pretchett Geo, custom house officer, Glenora ■4 ■A H 32 > O o s o r-j -^ a O O CO CO UJ Rees John, miner, McDame's creek Reid Kobt, miner, Laketon Rilly M, packer. Telegraph cr Kicharclis Matthew, iiotel- keeper, Dease Lake, L^iketon Ronald Wm, miner, Laketon Sainsburry George, miner Mc- Dame's cr Shearer Ed, miner, Laketou Smith C B, miner, McDame's creek Smith Stewart, miner, Laketou Sullivan B L, miner, Thibert creek Thibert Henry, miner, Laketon Valencia J, packer, Telegraph cr i 5 h^ Wilson Ogden, miner, Laketon ^ Wilson W P, farmer, 23-m. h, Telegraph cr i2) SB Bookseller & — Stati loner, 1 1 ac>:ESJDO-rr.i^ sxiseet. VANCOUVER, B. C. It CC < 1 BWII I lAMQ Ml Pn I^eepalvrayB in stock a flrst-olMi Awiortineiit ■ fflLLInlllO for roue, toucji, aim Durability. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTOFtlA. HUSINEHK— OLASKIPIED. rm c^ z w « ^z CcZ ?^ *^> t: c^: d^B. WILLIAMS & CO. 97 .fohnson Street, bet. Broad Auctioneers Rich N W /,a0 1^ CU o < en 562 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Beattie A M Vancouver Dufoiir W Russell, McDonald & Co . . '• Webster Win Bvrnes G Victoria Clarke W R {see adrt) Davies J P & Co Foster Robert Bnkors and ('Oiifeetioiiers Evnns Thos Donald Andrino A Kamloops Smith J S Walsh Wm Lyttou Adderton 5 i Q] j >© IS* >< ■t I A. GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREET Oppoi'ite Lnmjley Street, Victoria, B. C. ; ill B. C ixle IIA. .Victoria e ■ 1 a \uml-' Nunaiiiio ^^ 'stininstcr c W i 'aiu'ouvor 11 BCD a ^H ^ tt = i!^ K (1 t>0 :: ' s ..Victoria \ ^ "* 1 » H .. " ! CO .. " ; »- •• " ^0 l^< 7. ffl fitOVS. >2 /»^'c.s of th>' 11 i © GC(D OSSllUlllsttT 1 H* It N P N' ^ fi ""^ • • I : p ^'aiK'tmvcr yt •' t STREET C" A f rkir»l-iQrr1 A^r r ^rk I^ir^ct iiuportera of Pianos, Org A N5> ^.. /\. i^OmoarU Oi V^O., ^„^ musical instruments. GO CO O O o o "a Si 8 « M BUSINESS— CLASSIFIED. r,()8 CO li 11 11 11 u Haniersley A St Georgi". Vancouver Ireland CW Magee E A McPliillip.s L (} *Muir Andrew C " *MuirJolinN " *Ri(:liard8 S () " TucliFH *Yates*Jay Jielyea A Ij V^ictoria *Davie & Poole v " *Davie Tlieodore " *Uralte, Jackson & Helniciien " *Ebert« & Taylor " *Fell Thornton " *Hett J Roland *Mason C Dubois *MillsS Perry *Pembprt()n C C *Wallter Fred G *\VallH J P ♦Wilson (.'harles • *VVootton E E *YMtes & Jay Attorufiix III Litir. Andrews W R Seattle Rowinan A. C " Wood &0.sborne " Bradshaw & Sachs. . Port Townsend Bazaars and Fancy Storos. Lnngton W M Niniaiino Peebles Miss New Westminster Clark Cluirles Vancouver Miller Misses " WelisterMrsW Bicktbrd Mrs W Victoria DalevJJ&Co Field Mrs GorrieT GribbleH HartJJ&Co Leuini I A " {B(tzanrx — Japo ues-.) Ichi Ban Vancouver HevnellWm Gabriel C & Co Victoria Billiard Tablo Manufacturoh. May Samuel {see advt"^ Toronto (/f G lV^^ B<»ar ;• > r;& '■!'• :■.' I' 1 •I « I ■; Wi ■ 4' ■n\ »■ .1 The Ronisr'n Pi^mos •^''^' '''^' leading pi anoh i.. iic. 1 ne l\OnibCn l lanOS ^^^^ ,j^^^,^ ^,,^ Largest .Sules. I """' • ■ " - " " - - ^' - •'564 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. CO < QCi -a — • O CO C^ eci CO GO u (I Haeker Mix New VVt'stmiiistor Stlrsky Mrs " Riley Win Nicola Lake Sweet Kenneth North Ann McCarty Mrs Sieanious Hartiiey Miws K Vancouver Ijivinf>Htone Mrs J MnnniiiK Alfred Miller Mrs James Moore .1 J Rothsay Hoiise.Mrs Stewart " Wallver Misses Weaver Mrs Lucy " Wilds A '. Bray Mrs F M Victoria Douglas House, Mrs Ricliard- 80U ■ ' Flett James C Laugley Mrs E '* Mason M rs G " McDonell Mrs K " McDouKall A ^' Reviere House, F J Richaids, Jr " "Rocabella" Joraud Henri. ... " Tliistle " Mrs I BVnwiok Wright MissK " McMillan Mrs Wellington Fear J Nortii Wellington Jones L Stesvarfc Mrs J G . . . Wilkinson Mrs '* Wiiks Mrs Uram A '• Boat BiiilfU'rs W(»odward W Lailners Macbeth < ' I'ort Essington Shepherd E C\ Quesnelle Alien Ilaymond Revelstoke Harden A Walker Vancouver Huntly D II Linton Andrew " Matheson \\'in (,'larke A: Turple .... Victoria Jones T C Mcintosh Daniel I) Roi)inson J J Rol>prtson A Son Wlionnoek Book A;::<'iits Gusleau Charles {see adrt). . Victoria Kerr J R (see ndvt) " Book Biiuh'i's Cotton A (iordon Vancouver Miller Munro Victoria Williams R T •• BookNclh'i'H ami Stati(».ii>i*.s Bentley Wells Kamloops Piinbnry E & Co (see adrt) Nanaimo Raper, Raper A Co Hall Z 8 New Westminster Lyal sal(>i •Vmes Holden A Co Vicrtoria B<»ot and Shoes (l{4>tail) WilkiuRou J T ChilliwiU'k Rollings Ed (»e Win Heimerle H F & To " Jonea O J " Me Donald Alex " Mills R Sa'ii nelson (-' " Stevenson R()t)ert . " Taylor John A Baker J H Victoria Beyan BVank " Orete 1 «' Davis D " p]rskine A B [me advt) " FuUerton John ... Galvan Joiin " Hilbert Richard " Hooper DG " Irviii}; Bros " Kirkiip J " riannaii James " Maiisell H Ma"nanl G H " Maynard James " Mayuard Richard " Read John M '• West B H Whittield John Winjr Ti G & Bros " Bo.v MaiiiitUctiiivrs (Pa|M>i-). IVndray & Co Victoria Brass and BoU Foiiiidries. (lood.johii E Seattle Bivw«'rs. Cawthorii k Roswell Nanaimo Mahrer John " Marwiek J " .\ndrzeje\vski J SV fe Son Leahy J litu'wen & Krl» ZoelloCims Briekiiiiik(>r,s. Manahan Bros... New Westminster Beckett A Co Port Haney O'lirien EIroy " V^meonver Brick Co Vancouver (■oM^rhlai) .John Victoria I*:iibrd ife Smith Humher M " Broom A Briisli MaiiiitUetiiiH'rs D()u,u;hty (i A.I Victoriii Strachan .Vndrew " Builders. {Sri' Co'itriictur.s) Butchers. liennet R Barkerville ('raiy,' .James " Tillie Will Fripj) Henry Centreville Bone Thos Cedar Howe Geo Comox Hull, Trounce A- Co Donald J{ott ..V: Watt (Jolden Hull. Trounce & (,'o " Hull, Trounce a Co Illecilewaet Hull, Trounce & Co Kamloops WoodlindJ McKinnon John I an.sdowne Killroy Patrick Tiytton Baker B Nanaimo Brij^htman S " Fergusi)n it Co (iuennell E VVenhor.i WT Dickinson Kohl. New Westminster Hui'dniaii »fe Bur- nett Manahan ife Reich- enbach Oliver A Ellirt... Van Volkenhnrgli ife Bro (see ddrt) " Sweet Kenneth North Arm Callan & Steratt Omineca Bohannon S H (iu«.snt;lle Arche ST Revelstok<- Hull, Trounce A Co ....." VickersWH I'll Q to 1 I L I TES STREEI A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive tke ti'rsf /ni/mrted Woolen Goods in the Citi/. I 1^ :■ I •irt o 'J VIOTOItl-A., B. O. BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ci -^- 66(5 Churlesworth J W Vaiieouver FuwcettR i (Iraut'f Jat'ob " i t[ayeH& Mcintosh " Le PageL " I MailillE B i Nevurd Wm Hhookl) E ' Van Volkeiiburgh & H;o («ee udvt) " WooUrow J C York A McKce Wm Ladnora (jJoodacie L Victoria I Mitcliell&Hick 1 Parker Joliii Porter Robert I Van V()lkenburgh& Bro(«(r advt) I Zininjcr Fred I Jones Samuel North Wellington ; Brown Janieis East Balmoral Ganninj; Co Skeena British American Packing Co Inverness Canning Co. . . " Hkeena Packing Co " Windsor Canning Co Quasbela Packing Co. . . Smiths Inlet o Cabinet makers. | (.S/'f Furniture ) \ ('aiicly Maiiiitat'tiirer.s. I McHugh S Vancouver | Baumann L F Victoria 1 Lawrence A LilleyHA Kedgrave S " } Tippins W J " j CJarria^e and Wa^fKon Mak<>is Gerow G C Esquim alt I ) Raven G P Kaniloops Smitl " H Nanaimo Craig Ualph ('hamberlain H G..New Westminster ' lieid * Currie " McNabb AT Vancouver | Winch KK Barber & Hewlings Victoria Dempster &, Beck Grimm Wm (see ud) Ledingham Geo " McGregor, Knight & McKit- rick ** Mabel'Wj". '.'.'.. '.".'.'.'.'.". '.".".".'! " Powell Wm Seniple Alex Victoria I) O -a Canneries. Aberdeen Canning Co AlK>rdeen Alert Bay Canning Co Alert Bay Victoria Packing Co B A Packing Co Fraser River BC Packing Co Bon Accord Canning Co . " Beaver Packing Co Delta ('ancing Co '* English & Co 4— i» iEwen&Co O ! Findlay, Durham & Brodie Carpenters & Contraetors. {.tcf contrnc(<)rs) Carria«-e Painters. (S(?f i? ?»- o cc ^B ^B 9^ ^^ a ('lieinists- Analytical. Herbing P -Vanconver Chemists. (See (iyngoiHt,f) Ciller Manutiietnrers. ! Savory Wm Victoria ! BIAfll I lAMQ 9b on Keep always in stock a flrst-class Asiwrtment ■ IflLLIAIflO OC UIIb) of Underwear, all sizes and Prices. 8ee them ft? .lohnson Streat ,bet. Broaii Mak(>rs ..Victoria I) THE RONISGH FIASCOS Air iinHui'iutHseU for Tune Tfti h (tail Uumbility, -5vA- LOMBARD* CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. BU81NE8H CI.ASHIFIED. 567 o '—^ L) > in 3 ■J J O A H (0 <: ■A A 5 8 > p^ M Citftir Maiiiifactiirrrs. (hible Philip Naiiiiiiuo Harlin^ James Now WestminsUM" Tietzen Win Kurtz k Co VaucoiiviM- Quick k Co liantlev M Vietoria Kurtz .fe Co '• Levy Barney " Levy J L •* Schuoter A " Civil Eiiij:iiicer.s (.SVc Hiin'ni.'or.i) CIotiiiii»:-Ut>tail. Davis L & Co Donald I Aaronson li ife (-o Nunainio Davies k Beveridge Hall T B New WeHtminster Oku* Cuniphell & Co. " i Phillips J K Ahrams «fe McLean Vaneouver Gilinore k Clark " (;ok^ber^'ZG (}or(lon Cr R Kirsfh herj? «fe Landsberg . . " John.ston k Ty«o»i < 'anieroii W ( » Viotoria ( iilnior" k McCaiulieBH " (rreen I* " Holmes rthur JettVee W ' " ijewis Lewis' " MfLeau & (Stewart " Waller Heurv Williams BAr Co •' Wilson VV&.) " CVmiI Merchants Elliott Henry . . .New Westminster Henderson & Couth Vancouver Crowder k Penzer McDowell John i. 'aimer Bros " Woodworth & Co " Drake W T Victoria Lines Bros '• Jones Wni " Victoria Coal & Lumber viird Walker W "..... " (ottceuiKl S|M<'o Mills. Stemler & Karle Victoria ('0llC{>-4>Mail(l SclKtolH. I'nhlir SrIiiiiilK Kit Hill Id jix, y((iiiiiniii, i\ni' \\'i'.itiniiiiit''i ^'i-cIiaiitM. {sc iii'iiiral iiji' Ills (inil coiiiinisxioii iiicrchnnts.) ('oiitractoi'M, Caritentcrs ainl HiiildcrM. I {Those iiiiirknl A ar" cKriifiilrrx and coiilriictom, /•', Jmililer and \ ciinlractorH.) j HoUins J W Heaver Point i Carliu M Donald • .fetlery Duncan •' ' ft. McDonald Duncan " ! b. McDonald James " b. Sutherland Gordon " HmUC T Enderbv b. Allen S Golden H>rt Andrew A Hall's Prairie Cnrfty Frank Kamloops Healand .Ino E " Hill Bros McGillivray DC McGregyor A & Son " Ross J D a. Simmons WA McPherson .[ohri. ... McPherson Brewster Chiis Mud Bay Bittancourt J A Nanaimo Frost Geo H Lewis T B (see adv' t) . . . Mason Robt McGrann P ^ :o J> c Q I ^Z ^Z C^ 3 z m -< 0) GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CD,. For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clot, mg. 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Doujrlas, Victoria B . C :!' ili »)i IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) A 1.0 28 I.I I. 1^ !: 1^ 25 12,2 1.8 1.25 1.4 1.6 ^ 6" ► Photographic Sciences Corporation f1 WFST MMN STREET WeBV-i.",N.V 14580 (716) 873-4503 ^% \ ^V \ \ % V % 6^ <: ^ r/u m If m f ! Ev ■''I: m. y '\' THE R3NISGH PIANOS ;i:i. m : J 'I .1 t ^ .4re the Leading Piano* in B. C and have the largest sale. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VIC ORIA. 568 BlliriSH COLUMLIA DH'.ElCTOKY. oq e8 o o Eh •^ o ^ a» o «!' ^§ i 6. Mellad) Ilriiiii) Nanaimo Morrison M Ni}:f|ititijj:al(' Rich Ackeiiimn Br<)«^. . New Westminster Andrews R " Boll*Wliiles Bell Robt BrownJdseph , . . . " Burns HE " Calbiek John A ... ' " h (Mow A " Ditmars J V " Gillev GW& Co.. Hoy H ft. Johnson James. " McCready F VV... 6. Orford Peter " Stride Sydney " Tidy & Forfar Tu rn bull James. .. fti; Turnbull Oeorj^e TurnbullVVm Lehman S Port Moo^kading pianos u. b. c 1 IH^ IVUIllbLll 1 lai Wb ^„jj j^jjy^. y,g Largest Sale ^ C, A. LOMBARD A CO.» AQBIfTS, VICTORIA. o S o S i p ^ 8S 99 O I '73 i -a O O i 2Q a_) o CD < (3J 570 BlirriSH COLUMBIA DIHECfrORY. Dentists. Welsh F New WestiuinsttT Minith E A Brown CEC " Jones W A Ricliflelcl Burritt H D Vuncouver Gatewood Ch H " Quinn T F Hull Lewis Victoria Hartnmn S M " JonesT J&Son Pujfsley S " Quinlan W J Verrinder R F " West AC " Deteotiv*' Agt'iicy. Patterson W S Vancouver Ingram Wm. Oivers. •■ I Harmon T V^ictoria Doctor's Ajfciits. See also J)ru(f;jii^tii. \ Des Brisay T D Nanainio ! Des Brisay H Victoria j Drain Fipo Manufacturers. Keller J W Victoria Oriel Drain PipeCo " Drau{>:litsincn. See also Arehitectn. Mackay J W Vancouver Gregg F T Victoria Henders(m H S T Spratt (t Gray (see rtrf) I>ress Makers ami 3[illiiiers, Behan Miss Donald Browne Misses Kamloops Clyde Mrs A J Smith MiBH M McGrejfor Mrs J C Nanaini«> Jentiings Miss New Westminster 8mall Mrs Bolton Mrs M V^incouver Cam(!ron Miss " Clowes Mrs Des(."arrieres Mm " Dufresne Mrs L, Gold Mrs Vancouver Hogg Mrs " Johnson Miss " Murchison Miss K " Radley Mrs J " Smart Mrs " SmytJj Mifjses " Anilersiiii Miss H C Victoria Bates Mrs EA " Brown Mrs •' Coiley Miss M, •' Crabb Miss .. " Davey Miss " Erlaiiaon Miss " Estes Mrs Fernnandzia Miss P " Ireland Mrs M Jackman B Miss " Jameson Mrs " Jenkins Miss M Johns E Miss..? Kelly Mrs James " Le Prince Mrs V A Martin Miss Morrison Mrs James Randall Mrs W K " Russell Miss Rutland Mrs Smith Mrs Fred Tupper & Underhill Wright Mrs DrutTRists an 9 QC(D S* 3. bd tr. ("* A T fM-nKarrl /^r C V^ Dirrot importers of Pi\N08, OROANA BUSINESS— CLASSIFIED. 571 CO Dry Goods (Wh(»lesaU>). (.S(?f also Ihipoiiers and Mnxhants) Skene Win {see adv't). . .Vancouver Lenz & Leiser Victoria Pearson • K iy Goods (Retail). Bullock Arthur Xanainio Cuburn Win " Hughes Edward " PerkinsWHS Richardson & Horner " Spencer, Perkins & Co " Drysdale D & Co.. New Westminster Kllard Jas&Co... " Fraser Edwin " Rae Mrs (sfe atZ). . " Waliter & Sliad- well " Wolfenden W A (I Jirown &, White Vancouver Cliite J S yers and CUniiiors. Rougier & Hay Vancouver Alli.son James Victoria Pierre T W & Sons Eloftrii'iaiis. McMicking R B & Co Victoria Ele<'tri<* Li{>:lit C'oiiipaiiies. Vancouver pjlectric Illum- inating Co, manager, F W Nicholls Vancouver Eiigiiu'ors. (.SV^' (duo Found rieif) Vancouver Iron Foundry . Vancouver Albion Iron Works Victoria Spratt (fe (iray (.see adv't) " Eiifiravers and SteiM'il Cutters. Crowther G [see ad] Victoria Philipps W H [.see ad] " u u Express Co, Drayiii}? au .-2 i::o ■ r> '>"C c ~ i;c.-c ,5 m t:Tl ■r-\ i- H ^ z 1 C cc GOTO B.WILLIAMS &CO.j Foi- Men's, Youth's and Boys^ Clothing J)7 Johuson Street, l)et Broad and Douglas, Viotokia, B. C. 11 '^^n l>'V S f\ .'■ i.f> m i( ill. 'fj I ■:? Ml \ The Ronisch Pianos ^'^ ^''' ^^'^'^''''*^ ^'^^^^^ •"'' ^• 1 lie 1VU1115jL.11 1 IdllU^ and have the Largest Sales, C A. I,02I&BA.RB M UJ e4 CO C^ CQ «a CO 572 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. GO Tierney J J Vancouver j Vancouver Transfer Co " i Dominion Express Co Victoria BuckettWm " FTeanyJAA " .Tackman .)ames " KinK C J McNeil Fred MoTiernan M Victoria Transfer Co Victoria Truck & Dray Co. .. Walsh J J Wells, Fargo * Co {Garesche Oreen .yers. Cruiokshank George Vancouver Clmrton A Victoria Galvanized Iron tkirnie*' Makers, {St'i- Till, Copper A Sheet [run Workers.) Oas Companies. Nanaimo Gas Co., Nanaimo Vancouver Gas Co. , Vancouver Victoria Gas Co., Victoria Gas Fitters. (See lluinbers, Gas & Steam Utters) General Ag:ents & Commission Merchants. Gladwin W B Ashcroft Calbreath. Grant & Co Caasiar Moodie H R Golden McCarthy J Lak«ton Johnston A R & Co Nanaimo Ferris W D New Westminister Millard ChrtsT " Pittendrigh A E.... " Woods. Turner & Gamble Anderson Beattie A see ad] " ! G Vancouver M. Bell-Irving &Pater8on|. see " (td\ " I Clarke T.W " ; Diplock & 08burn[.see adj " Ford A J " Henderson & Couth " Kelly & McMillan Leask & Johnson, [see ad] " \ Leonard W L & Co., " " McDonoughP.- " McMillan W J Morrison James Oppenheimer Bros " Skene Wra [.see (id.] " j Bloomfield & McNab Victoria \ Boucherat & Co., " i BuUWK Clark* VVR [see adj........ ClearihueJ&A Cowan, Shaw & Co., •' Crawford James " Englehardt Paul Findlay, Durham & Brodie. [see ad] FisherlJJ Guttman & Frank GrayABi&Co McLachlan Bros " Moss Morris RobsonCW StrousC* Co., " Turner, Beeton & Co i^see ad] " Ward Robert & Co. [see ad). • ' Warren J D Welch, Rithet«& Co., Wilson John Bartlett C C Port Townsend a 1 S' S STREEl A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Imported Woolen Goods in tiie Citij. HP it . I'. I ^ 'ill li i !■• !i ■ m I I; I I t' M l|l 1 1: ' It I A r r\mhctrr\ Rr (^n i^lrect importers of Pianos, UxoAMa v.. -n.. j^omDaru 06 ^o., ,„^ musical iNiTBuiuim. :^ I r>74 BRITISH COLUMBIA DIHECTORY. 9i o o o u 3Q 25 M o H s o s o :>0 ^— > o o CO CO General Dealers. Siiuiiders FP Alberni JhcI{8()Ii Phillip Aldergrove Sliortreed K Jr Hall A J Alert Bay Hunt liros " 8iiu[)«'in Henry " Fo.slLT F W Ashcroft Harvey Oliver " Masuii Joseph Burkerville MoseH WD Pojiers Sam A " (^lavton John Bella Bella Niciiolles E Belht. Coola Hartpinn PA Big Bar Kelly Ed Bl .omfield A Ueriiian Joseph Bnrpoyne Bay Kvertou Geo Centreville Teniaii H W & Co Lewis Sam Ct OheraainuH Hninphreys John E Cherry Creek Dester G Chileoteii Haues Thos " LeeA Bailiff. Niyhtinfjale O ■JJ o II II li it (1 CI Hi (fi: [QC 3 -A Herring H (fruit). New \Vestriuiis»tei MeCoU Will MeDonough Chua " MeTnnisAiigUH... " McKeon N (' & "-'on RobHon C J Sinclair Miirslmll. Tesoh 1$ H Wi^e Jiniew. ..... Howwe A E Nicola Marks & Rut ledge *• W«»od\vrtrd R M liower Nieolu Bar'uek Jolili Nieonien Siiiith John & Wni Nootka Eburne Henry North Arm Eburne W H " 1 Mweet Kennetl' " ' Fink Peter North Rend , Johnson E I Conroy Jolni , Okanagon ' Le«ini*me B tl 1 Evans E Oiniueea Kenney Geo May J J McDonald * Spenee W (Vitall Ck) I^^gle C B 1")0 Mile House Saul Jno Veitli & Borland Lake J Otter Tail Glen Harry " Daly Thos Penlieton CmininghaniR Port Essiugton j Harris \V J Port Hannnond HincdairTF Port Haney S Taves Ja^ Port Moody "^ A(ianis ct Beaumont. . . .Quamiehan Jaynes W P Barlow Abraham Ctuesnelle Rourgeault & Duclos M-echetteOT Hudson Bay Co Reid James ' Charters Robt Qudchanna B«uirne Frank Revelstoke Gordon TAW [\ (ireen Bros HumeJF&Co Lem c c J, S"Z >( -1 (ii(>ntN Fiiniisliiiius. Aaronson B & Co., Nanaimo Davies Ar Beveridge Caldwell \' FA-wis Hull T B New Westminster Ggle, Campbell & Phillips J eVVV bs > z m < 00 \y I tit ■h. \, ^^^B. WILLIAMS & GO., For Men's, Youth's and Boys Clothing. 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria B.C. I'- 1 1 i9 ' %\ f • ■ * f.: ^.; ■ ■ ■ THE RONISGH PIANOS "i I .-1 i ■! «4re the Leading Pittnoe in B. C and have the largest mle. C. A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS. VIC ORIA. • « w in *ss 2« .s^ >§ HH •. ^ |s go ■*> ^ QQ-^ 09 ^ a fl "^ Is ^< ^^ hM — tH "< • w f^ »s 05 P g b > a - >5| Ma 4^1 «^ »s H o »« 576 BR1TI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Abrams & McLean Vancouyer «nmoie& Clark Goldberg ZG , Goldstein A Woloshln Gordon G R " Kimbber^; & litindsberK. ■ . " .lobuBton & TyHon '" Fonsford Page " Cameron W G Victoria Frank E Gilmore & McCandless " Green D " Holmes Arthur '* Isaacs .1 " .Teffree W J Lewis Lewis " McLean & 8tewart " Waller Henrv '' Williams B k Co(«ee ad)... " WlUonW&J GlasH Ware. (See Cmckfrv cO iUnsswair) Grist & Food Mills. {See Miller.t.) Grocorios (Wliolosalo.) Fader Bros Vancouver Oppenbeinier Bros " Earle Thos {see ad) V^ictoriu LeiserS " PittsHJ " (Grocors Kotail) Harper Jos Departure Bay Keeler P, Esciuimalt PearceJosT " Andrino A Kamloops Robson «& Lee " Bevilockway Geo Nanaimo CoburnWm " Equitable Pioneer Society, SecRAitken " Johnston AR«feCo Williams John " Armstrong R J . .New Westminster Austin W R Des Brisay A " FouldsP"j ACo.. McDonald Bros . . " McDonough Chas " Mclnnes Angus . . •' McLennaa Daniel " McPhaden D NewWestminstei Monnce Bros. ... " Rol)ertson Dunbar ♦♦ Hinclair Marshall. •• Wolfenden W & G " Berteaux & Co Vancouver Bower M " Chilberg, Davis & Co " Condron Hugh " Cunmilngs G " Deacon J & Co " Dubamel Chas " Grant PA Gray & Mo I ii tosh Hale John P Humphrey SO '• Martin F X McFarlane J F " McKie John Middleton W Paterson A J " Scuitto John " Smith r :r c or: H I > ! > I B . H d A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street. VICTORIA, B.C Heceive the first ImpoHed Woolfffi Goods \ n ihe CHy iain B.C t Mile. lA. tniitiHtei The Ronisch Pianos ^'® unsurpassed for Tone, Touch, and Durability. C' A. LOMBARD & CO., AGENTS, VICTORIA. a. k l ^; mcouvrr 30 ■ ti I ml ii^PQ ii 1 CC ce ti 30 1 ^1 t* 1 col 5^ t4 1 ll BEST Street Vi Ih j O I a-a U 1 ^^H = 1 c/ I a ^ 1 Z 2 ik cr 1 •ft i 1 ^ 1 ..Victoria il - as u '^-- 1 sS " 1 , It H I ^^ • • «• M ■ E'.^ SKI 132 QC ASK (k I ^ b.M ii i H ^ Z i S OB U M E ^ U 00 h:;: •• k4 Ig GOODS, Leading Td it ik I M *( i S h-S ib :<» WH ■ ■ t« U^ • . ( 1 z-«j • • 1 H *4 X b u > • u bk 1 B s • ii . h RIA, B.C Cihj m-sixrss fLAssIKIl !.. r)77 Wriyli'HWortli .Just'j>li Victoria Olilcrsliiiw Alfccil, . .N'ictoiMii District <»llll|IO\V.slutoi-M. Hotels. <>iliis cV Aiiiiiiiiiiiti«Mi. (<('.v() spin'tilHI (JIKIlls) Aiorton W H NiiiiJiinio MiittliowaA (t New Westminster Weill) SH St-iiiilu' V J Vancouver Tisdall Clias K Wilson Walter (^iiinin^'ham James. Now WestininKter CuniiinirlKMn T A- Sous Hen.l H T .V Co ScoullarE S »t Co.... Trapp T J .fe Co Dunn Thos it Co Vancouver (lodfrev A A- Co ScoullarE S .Vr Co Tye ,fe Co Marvin it Tilton Victoria Matthews. RioliardH it Tye. . Xicliolles t .1 Barkervillc i\elly Andrew '• Knoit Jolui ' " I'Jl .Mile House, Mundrirf ■^'fi<'"'» Uonai-arto Valley I'nncli.I ines Hrownsvill'e HI 11 V ti r 1 . »•■ . . I'i'il;ice, AU^IiCoil John ( 'ache ( 'redc aniHloy John it Cor.svr (iilrh\ ict'iria (M„.nv,i>m • f..„. J ' ' / i • l»!.i-fl<... CliiiH •• ' II ■niiiuMis, (,ray Sam . . .< Iiemainus Short He V •• \;'.""-^' ■^'" M Harrison. . .Cldilnvack Short Ken r> Clinton. M.rshall it Smith. . .Clinton llainiilon Tans Ij " Hair l)r«'Ss. "•' ^'i'*' Hons" iJoyd \Vm . . . •' , ^, ,, , ■ S^'unnnit ll(>u>;t, Swilzer A " (.S..' I.nrhrr..) Cuh\Ao Hill, P. rter.l T. .Cobble Hill I'vik. McDonald Cpo Comox Hardware. /:"■'"'''?/.'.''"''' " Ordano (. Ji Cowiclian .Mellard S Centievdle Dickson liiudsay . . . .Cowiohan Lake Prior F Cr it Co (svi'oilrh. . Kamloops Coutlie Alex Coutlie Pleace J H Nanaimo Aileljild, Milliyan (iideon Donald ^ Vo\> Web Sutherland ().... CP U |{(.ardin!,^ Holland.!.. " l-'orrcst House, Forrest .1 T. " Hub, Austin C Selkirk. Steen .1 C it Co Valley. Lahrccfpie .1 " Windsor. Kiclie .1 '• Woodbine. .Murpliv P " <'"i.v ^.'un ' Elyiu I'iiiderby. Lambly J5ros Enderby < ilobe, Fisher ('has Es(iuimalt Howard's. Howard .IT " Ship Inn, Harris IFenry. . . " Parson's Hridjjje, Price Henry Parson's Brid,nry Fort Steele Kootenay House. W (I Hott. .(tolden Montreal. A Trend)la\ Queens. .1 E (treene '• Ship. John (libson (ioldstream, Plair .Fames. Goldstreain Hr( wnrifif,' C .1 (irohman Ross Will Halls Prairie St .Mice, lirown J K..Harris(m spriiifi; Hri^fliton, lUack (Jeorge. . .Hastings c X z m -^> ^Z Co2 ^D 'i ;,> -tZ • z m JO S i i it ^ Sj.i i; nrr^rfy D Ufll I lAMQ P, Pfl <'<^'' Fine Hats and Caps, Trunks. GO T5 D. If ILLIAmu OC UU. Valisep, Hlankets. Etc 97 .rohnaon Street, het. Broad and Douglas. Victoria. B. C. A it I • <', ; ■ ' _■; ■ i ■ Nil Ii I i I - Tlic R, tcrh Pi'it^oc ^^ ^''® LEADING PIANOS In B. C lM«.-n 1 IcUlUb ,j,„j ,,^^^,y y,jj Lar«o«t Sale C, A. LOMBARD A. CO.» AQEMTS, VICTORIA. , I i!H' CO , < e h- 5; > D H a^ z T ^-^ -3 Q4 ir S u (4 t- » z UJ 7 4 Z e ^ Ul K <7 ^ M Ji 578 niUTlHH COlAIiMBlA DiiiEcrroiiY. u o r— I CO O o 2Q CU o (3J (V)liiinhiii, ( ImIIow .y Cliiiw Hope FI('K!iy .v Me Inlyrc (^)ii<'('ir.s. SiiidiT \V " Wiinl-^Dr, Aiidcrsoii A- Kicliiiitlsdii ... WoixIfNH'k t^ Liiiii- l)ric'li. liiUiU'H Mdiiiilaiii Arliuytoii, Aston ('(.sec (^/). Kanil(K»|)s ''oHiuopolitaii, C'aiiiicll A- Uatclifonl Colonial, Mcricaii A " Doiniiiioii, Matlicson & Armstrong " Graiul Piicilu*, Joikm (J W (.s'cf (idrt) " < jnillaunu' Victor " Kamloops, .lolmson .lolili. " Delta, MoNi'fly TIkw La.liiers Stevens .lolin Lake I'orler James Lakeloii Kieliards Matthew Towle Mrs I'j Lanyiev Alien E Lillooet FerjiU.son AH " Lyman James " Haillee Mrs Lvttoii (llobe, JIautier A F * " Central. Ordano A A. . . . Mcl'her.son's Jones ( J('.)rye Power Wni Mooilyville Britannia. Holton Harry ... .Nanaiiiio Central, Ostorhout \' Ken- nedy ... Coniinercial, Sabiston it Wil- cox " .Dew Drop, Mayue Sam. . . '• half Way Hoii.se, Parrot J . Italian. C'nfl'ola Josepli Nanaimo, ( Jonj^lut Kvans. Newcastle Inn, Jones (Jeo. . Occidental, Decker iV Co. . . OldFlat'Inn, Jenkins J E. Oriental, Phillips it Parry.. Provincial, Miller Thos..'. Provincial, Hopkins Mrs S •' Royal, Watkii,'si{ Talbot, Perry John Temperance, (rilbert Mrs American, Levi T .New Westminster Caledonia, Mcln- toHhRW " i City, Raith F •' j Cleveland, Lewis »t | Hiltz •• 1 Colonial, L Pither. " ' i)epol, liilodejiu I' O.Now WestminKter i'ii.'koll, KiiiK \' Keery " Farmers Home.Hol- den \V II Holbrook, J l{aiikii> Mei'cliant [see iidrt) \V E Mortimer.. Meri'liant's I'jxclian- U*\ James I'uncli . Stuart A- Cash Telegraph, HoKaii Mr« Union. Ivinnear J A *• Kelly U H. New Westminster Juiiclion DrianI, Marks W Nicola Luke U'i Mile, Parsona A •• linwer Fraser ('anvon North iienil Sindair J W Port llaminond <'aiedonia, Kelly R \i Port Moods Pa>'ilic. Elliott .t .McCos key (^iiamichan Price * Ja.vnes (^namichiin Dnhiy D D. (^)iiesiiellc McLean John O'Konkc Ed (^nilchannu Central, Abrahamson Uros.Revelslokf Colnmbia, lirown a- Fer- tfns(m C P li Hoarding,', Unnvn a rClark Stockholm, Stone John Victoria, Cowan W Hook John Hock ( 'reek Scott Robt Roekford Rrnnswick, Morris David. Rogers Pas.-* (Queen's Mourke John . . .. Mf)niit Fewtou, Henderson John S Saanich Prairie, Simpson Henry. . . Lake View, Fer^ruson A R . . . . Savonas Van Horne, Findley Mat Shawni>,'an Lake, Slorton Chas Sbawninan McBryun Alex SIniswap Lake View, Forester E. Sicannjiis Clemis, A CMemis. . . .Spence's Rri(if,'e Arlinf,'t()n, Oauvreau Vancouver Hridjje House, Mue A. . . " Britannia, Dmni & Furry " Rrunswick, Carey P Burrard, Martin Wni " Carriers, Meytyer John. . . Carter, Carter L Central, Tho^ Quainn. .. . ' City, Miller &. C!anonica. ' Colonial, Mrs H Summers " Cosmopclitan Jake Cohen " ti e K a ts ►^ !•» ?^ ^^ ^ffi r:h :•« ^M => uC 5? 'J. » - M CO H- If ^i ce >^ •i 3 :3B ^e^ -^ QD 5 ef ■" H • "- (D (Xtt •fl «*• K* l< ^ *^ • ^ ft 1 N> V td C^ -c nicliiiii y. ■• csiicllc ' :'li;iiii)ii clsldki' c M ■■ 255 >0 •• ?^:^ •• V. •■ >3 Creek - H'kfoiil r. 3 'I'M I'ilSS :5 3 -i^ siaiiicli «- £01 siivoiias s? " a ixO \viiiy:an -^ e* luiswap filllKJllS Hri(lt,'o icouvor H 5 it j< gL 3. ' 9 tt 1 « [REEl ( '. A. Lombard & Co '"""' ""•"^'■tor« ..r prANos, org •' and Musical Instruments. V-IOTOi^X^. B. O. ! lU'HINESH-CLASHlFIKU. .1 AN!» 79 GO 40 o q ■a o -to -to ];.i.n.,nr«„ N.Aiia:...^;. ■■ lii^S'lir ! ' I;'.;:;''',* '' " :; .,, ■■ I ,. ( al..n I ,„s .. |,„,.,| „■„, , ,,.,„,, '■^'-^ - ,. |i(', V iiiori lii < iraiivillf, 'r I) <'yrs ( I rcvlioiiiid, Harry Cole. , < (iolilt'iiOiite, IJertflaiid ( ) S " 5 ( «<»ld Hoiise.Aiidcisoii Mrs O Hub, HeerA- M»d'liaU.... u Lehmd, I'rout iV lii-dey > (NCC (Kirt) ". '• ^ NorthrTii, Mrs Myers.... Hj Oriental. Creaii .^t Kleiniiij-- ui raeitic Fritz S^^liiieider. . . ff (Queen's, (Hl)S(in Aloses... CO lt(«),'ina. Murray \- Hume, h- Uiolnniind, .J Ciirtwri^lit . 5 lioyal. F Wood Z Stau it I'lioasHtit. i^a * fonl \ £ Stanley I'ark, Marrv Cole > SK^iiarles. F Fonln'rt . . . o Sto\vart Hoiis(>, ,) .Vimtni. u) Suiinyside, Mc(Hrr \- Me- " "* ivinnoii '• « Treniont, Mrs S H Manuel 2 I'nion, I' Ijarson 2 Vant'ouvor Q West Ktnl, Heaton \- « IVestoM What Cheer, U Campbell ^ White Swan, .1 Summers. fi Windsor, Krmatin«er\- Co [ij (.src (1(0 KKIlis Win V(i„ Winkle (Vntreville, Eastwood W H .. Vernon OVitttoria, Christian Jos. . .. " AII)ion, KH Ward, Victoria y Anuel F Carne S Auiorieaii, l' .1 liurus Aniericuii Exchange .Tames MeKwen Australian U.I Ferti^umm lirunswick, Findlay & Hod- Mnott ' " Bnrnes House T J Hums... ^ California A J a- A Hetehel. (Q (Marenco ,m' i'l"iioiiieo I'ort Towusend es Hospitals and .Vs.vliiins. Cariboo Hospital l>"'>ald (" p 11 Hospital Kiiniloops See pau-e;!()4 1{)A :{7l :{7l iJl ')7 .Nanainio New Wt'stiuinster .\syluni for the Insane. . N'aneouver N'icloria , lions*' Movers. Hond Willis Victoria Importers and >l('r<-lian(s. Diploek iV Osbiirn i.sci itilrf) X'aneouver Hell-Ii villi;' it I'atersoii (see (idri) " Oppenbeinier Hros " Uouelu'iat .V Co Victoria Cowan. Shaw X- Co i-'indlay. Durham .V Urtulie i.s'cc (iiirt) " <;ray A 15 \- Co liudsiwi Bay < 'i> (.see /xff/f /V) " Sirouss C \'' Co .' I'odd J Hcv Son Turner, Beeton iSr Co ,sre ndvi " Ward Robert & Co [see «(/i-f] Welch. Hithot & Co Tl c oc :;<> z • —I z c GO TO B.WILLIAMS & GO.j For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing, t>7 Johusou Street, liet Broad and Douglas, Viotokia, B. C. If i! It ;J 4l J- J 1 i. ti The 580 R oniscn Pia nos Are Uie LEADING I'lANUS in JJ. C. and have the Lurj^oat .Sales. o CQ io So ae v> BRITISH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. lusuruiice Aji'oiits. o CO 50 OQ CO GO Mara .1 A Kaniloops Robson Fred H (.sec ad). . . " Ridley H C M Hawtlionithwaite, IManta it (/() Nanaimo Johnston A R&Co " McKenzieOC Keoidhir Robt " Smith I) " Arnistronjj' W J. ..New Westminster EihuondsHV.... Ja(iues Janies(ji . . " Lowenhorg. Harris & Co Major & Pearson.. " Rand Hros [.s'f cad] " Woods, Turner * Oanil)le ,s'(; a(/i/, " Youdall Hugh Xortli Ann Anderson I{ A ct Co Vancouver Archer W'C * Co Barker Roht [see adv't]. . Edmonds nV Granville F x " Rounsefell * Co [sec ((d] . . " Tatlow it Spinks Austin .J .1 ]iallentyneC(l B. Columbia Insurance Co. . B. Columbia Land ife Invest- ment Co {.see ad) Burns James Cowan. tSiiaw iVr Co . . ; Croasdaile II E Crane J E Findlay, Durham & Brodio see adi-i't fJray A B & Co Hall (Joepel iv Co HartE A Heisterman H F & Co Johnson Wm .Jones AW King W Low(!nberg. Harris & Co Moiiteith Wm Nidiolles iSr Renouf {see ad) NuttallTC . Victoria u It Ravner T ( J . . Victoria Todd J H& Son " .li'AVflei'K (WliolesahM. Catou J A T k Co : Victoria .Fowolors. (.SV'^ \\'nteh))iiikrr.s.) Justifes of tilt' P«'a«*c. {Si'e p'lffe ^,i.) Ijiiiic Hiiriu'i's. AtkinsThos Es(iuinmlt Dist. Pike Bros Highland " Raymond .John J Shawnigan ■ Jowi'It'i's (Maiiiithctiiriii};-) Pennock & Clayton Victoria Petersen A Vancouver Labi'l I'l'iiitiii^-. Ellis it Co Victoria LaiiiKlrios. {White Labor.) Martin J W Esquimalt Dist. Mussenden C D Vancouvrr Cascade, Nelson k Han by " Keyes R J Victoria Uiiii' Kilns Si 3Iaiiiitactiii'<>fs. San Juan Lime Co Vancouver South Saanich Kilnn Sec. .1 Wriglesworth S Saanich Livery* ^*"l*' & l5oar ?» Cl2j «'. sg .^h t=K -' u *^ p^ 1^ /ictor'ui 1 ? & ' t^' ic a • lilt DiM. 2h 11 T-n TITTIT'ii. ^^ It (y c cf ■ (t 89 5 STREET Kliti Xl/UIlj.bUll r'ictllOS and have the largest sal& (J. A. Lombard^- Co., Sole Agents, Victoria. BUSINESS - CLASSIFIED. ')SI C^^ ...V iiicoiivor Black A Wilkinson. Cai-Kill W&JJ QiK't'i) liros " Starrett (fe LcatluMvlale... Vancouver Transfer ( 'o... " Biirlow T Victoria Hownian W(x " Hray Richard Courtney it Dalbv C4arnett"KT '. Jones & xMcNeil ^^-!I1 T.mi.'s Mininfsu'tiiiM'r's Aai'iits. FraserE 11 * Co J \, HccUuitli Caruiichacl KU Dier W A Kinjj; C H Mason Th()s(} RiciiardHon & ('luirdi Stevens ( leo WallvcrHO . Niin , , Vi( anno toria ••'«" Workers. :5c Z9; J H :i3 \Si',e (iTso Agricinti,, . Millards {see ad) Ciiiiiiwack Prior E (J & Co [see ad) Kaniloops Sliickiand F (i k Co New Westminster Creiiriiton, Fraser & Co. ...Vancouver Findlay Jas & Co (,sr ad)... Leonard W Ij & Co (nee ad) Nicholles & Renouf(.sw ni/). Victoria Prior E (J & Co [see ad) Stavt;r& Walker(.sw ((uts. (.S'('( (//.so Ciisfinii llmi-'d' lir(ikei.-<) •loluistoiu" & Co Xaniinio ^ H l)ol»e«*()n T A N \V Nanainio Clements Capt \V ."Vnnconver ":i ■ l.eask \'.I( hu! estniinster ' Mellon HA... Vancouver Webster Win. WenboruR.] " ' 1-eask \' .!( hnson (.scr i/r/l. " c^ p Law RoluTt New Westminster ! Mellon HA. City Foundi Tavlor John Albion Iron Wiu-ks Victoria Smith A Spratt & ( 5rav {see adv't) ... W'ilson Rros& Co Vipond .\ • • • MjuliiiH'iy Sui»i>l.v Houses. {Sf'e idsn Maehinrni A;ilariiie KnyiiH'er.s, §' H Haws R C Vancouver l.„ Q Kennedy David Victoria «3 U Marine Surveyor. Raker KCrow Victoria Mateli Faetories. lleiidrv 'riios [.^ee adi't) Victoria \ A GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the first Impurted Wnotnt Goods iv tl,e Ctu. m PI'"'' • I i :i . s-j O CD •580 BRITjSH COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. ae o CO UJ liisiii'tiiice Aj»viits. Mara J A Kiiniloops Ilohsoii Fred H (see ad).. . " Riaiey H (! M HMwthoriithwnito, IManta it Co Nunaimo Johnston A. ilk (.'o McKenzieOC Si'oullar Robt " Smith n " Ravnor T ( J Victoria Todd J H& Son " .l«'W<'IerH (Wholesale). Caton .1 A T k Co Victoria • Jewelers (Maiiiifaetiiriiij^-) Pennock k Clayton Victoria Petersen A Vancouver AIJSU MANUFACTUKiloj JEWELLERS. LANGi:, G. W., Victoria, REDFERN, C. E., " eo TJD. ca GO CO ArciHT \v y. X to liarker Koht [see adv't]. . I Edmonds HV i (iranville I'^-fr. Co ; Haywood & lilaclv I Major it 1 Varson I IMc'rieod Malcolm : Mellon HA j Powis A- Whitehead I Rand Bros [see adv't] . . . j Robertson * Co i Ross it Ceperley Ross A Verex i Ron nsefel 1 * Co [.st'c nd'] . . 'i'atlow it Spinks I Austin .1 .1 I liallentyne C G j B. Columbia Insurance Co. . ; B. Columbia Land k invest- ment Co (npc (id) liurns James ' ('i>wan. Khaw A- (Jo. . ; ^ Croasdaile HE : Crane J E Findlay, Durham it Brodie sve advt (iray A \\ k Co Hall, (Joepel A Co HartK A Heisterman H F & Co •Johnson Wm I Jones A W I KiuK W ; liowenberfi'. Harris & Co. . . . ' Monteith Wm I Nicholles k Kenouf (see ad) I Nuttall TC A. GREGG Sc Opposite La Victoria billlS iV UO Laiiiulries. {White Labor.) Martin J W Esquimalt Di,««t. ]Mussen(ten C D Vancouvrr Cascade, Nelson k Hani)y '' Keyes R J Victoria JJiiu> Kilns &. >Iaiiiitsu'tiir4>i-s. iSan Juan iiime Co Vancouver South Saanich Kilnii Sec. J WriKlesworth S Saanich Ijiiiie Ituriiei-s. AtkinsThos Esciuinialt Disl. Pike Bros Hijjhland " Raymond John J Shawni^au ' Ijivery, Sale *V: Itoardlnu Stables. B. C. Express Co (See «(/).... Ashcrot't Cluirch W.T Kandoops Crotty .V Co Hornby T TieBaliister it Thompson, ..Nanainio O'Brien k Duidap (lilley liroH New Westminster Towiisend WB.... Wise J M Magee H C North Arm SON. ARTSTT'AMsr42 YATES STREET ngley Street, Victoria, B. C. u u c lU g ■Ji tl h n Z i ^ z X OJ > 'J in c • 2m gG a: 25 OB c. ef ■ (» (5 9 2h icouvrr ^ H »i O ^ 'ictoriii 'y. a: D UIMTS. rr <^ •D (D K'ouvcr O 91 ^ ■ hJ ^ aanicli z E (D CB lit Disi. r. H ef ul " k m QC WIUKH" w e* H« (p llitt IslHTOtX < iniloops u 11 0- iiiminio •1 II N' miliHtcr til Aim ' ; STREEl The Ronisch Pianos ■";„7,r'z;:;;':;;:^ [dp Black 1% Wiruiiison ViUicDiivcr Carsill Wife J. I (iiK't'ii Bros " Starrett ife Leatlieniale... " Vancouver Transfer Oo... '' Barlow T Victoria Bowman W(i Bray Ilicliard Courtney* Dalby Oarnett'E T Jones & McNeil Neill James Sullivan Josiina Victoria Transfer Co Kili)atrick U, Wellinjrtoii N Lunilx'i- ,ll«'n*liimts. {Sec Saw Mills). ^linuifiU'tiirer's Ajjer.ts. Fraser E II iV Co Nanainio J li Beck with Victoria Carmiciiacl K U Di.T \V A Kiuji C H Mason Tlius (J RichardHoM iS: * liiirch Stevens ( Ico WalkerHCr " ?lsuliiiM'r.v Ayoiits. \S('f also Agriciiitnral hnplcnu'itts. t Millards {nee. ad) Chilliwack Trior K (i & Co {>ieea(i) Kaniloops Siiicklantl F (i iNr Co New Westminster Creiuhton, Fraser & Co. ...Vancouver Findlay Jas & Co (.sc ad)... liconaid W L &Co (.sec ad) XichoUes it Reiiouf (.sfc »(/), Victoria Prior E (J & Co (see (dl) Stavt!r& Walker(.sw(((/) Portland >Isu'liiiiists. Marbh' >Vork«>rs. Mondada St.'ve Knmloops Henderson A Nanainio Hody:son Tlios " Hamilton Alex.. .New Westminster Vancouver Marble Works V Wade Vancouver Kislier Janios Victoria Kirso|i (!('() •' Mortimer Jolin "' IMiillins JE " Hnd.si:e Ceo ;1 urine l^uyiiHMM'.s. Haws RC Vancouvir Kenncdv David Victoria i\linliiiu'i\v Supply llousi's. (,9^c (dso .Marhineni Afi' nis) Fraser & Cbalmors Chicaiio M C Uur.ock AEanufac- tnrv Co (.w'MMri ■■ Stavei- & Walker, .sec ad Portland Oi Parke & Lacy v«l;iriiu* Surveyor. Maker KCrow \ ictcriii >lateli Fju-tori«'s. Heudrv Thos [see advt) Victoria -J » H ::;ai Oi I—I A GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. kecewe the iirsf Impnrtefl Wo„h„ 0,„„h in I In- CU,,. 9 i'. I i_H KM n ,(!l : 1 'i I l';l *' i' l': I A T rkmKarrI ^7 Pr* I>lrect importers of Pjanos, Ougans Vx. i-X. J^uiliuai U tx. V^U., an^ Musical Instruments. ^1 05 I 582 ■"I ' . ^ I ■*^ O I 3 !^ i 3 I ■^ I MjMvsiiitik' Agfoin'ios. Dun. Wiirmn & Co Victoria BBTTI8H COLUMBIA DIRECTORY. Milling A}»'«»iits. .>l<>r<*liiiiit Tailors. I sq in z; > M Mutiifsoii ^r Kaniloop.H Itciiior I'S Brown .James M Nanaimo I CaUlwi'lUt Lewis Davits & Beve.idge. .... ' Mini E I J3eiy:fj;s it Heard. . .New Westminster j McHaeM A Manson .) S Walsli Tlios...... I Elson C I'ort Moody ; Jlosselet - (iuamiciian j Evans David Vancouver .lolmstdn. Kerfoot ife (V). " ; Milne AT ' Morrison J W MurphvW'u , Qiiiiin \V .1 8imon H " tSvmons Cliarles Teetzel HE Tvson Jame.^ " AVood n L Calvert John Victoria Campbell tt Simpkin8(.seea(/) " S lierwin GiimoreiS: McCandless ^L(i (JrcfTg A ct Sons {see (id). . . " Leask J C [,str («/] Lew D.T I'ier're TW it Son Kiissell. MeDonald it Co... Roberta H " Shari)e David " Simpson D " 2 o r T > o o o CO CO >lilh'i!s. Harper T Aslieroft Cliadso.v ,Tas L (Miilliwaek Urqiiliart H C)oinox Twent.vnian A Do« Creek Cohnuhia Milling' Co., Eiiderby Troup M()iitat,'ue \i Kaniloops SIm.swap Milling (^o " Woodward TJ)oh L Nicola Lee Wm Pavilion lleid & .Ioln)Ron (^uesnelle Jiraekman .^- Kerf .sec arts. McCa bele (reor<,'e ..Vancouver i'arkin.son James, F C S Victoria >IiiiiiiK' aiacliiiu'i'y. Fraser k (.'halmers Chica^'o M ('. Bullock ^[anufactnrinu; <'o., '. •• .>Iiuiii}>- Surveyors. Predemeyer A\' Vancoiiwr >IoiM>y Itrokor. {Set Fiiimicidl Annils) Hraverman 1 Victoria .>Iiisic AL' i^Iiisical In.stniiiieiits, I<\iles W E (Pianos). New Westminster .Morey it Co Carter C Vancouver Painton it Dyke Lombard C A it Co., (.sec a(/)..Vietiiriii Waitt it Co., Fletcher Thos (Pinnos) N«'\vsi»a|MM's. Truth Donald Inland Sentinel. Kamloops I*' BU/II I lAMQ 9i Pn Keei) always in stock a tir.-Jt-(jla^-* AssDrtment • fflLLIfllTId p in a 3 o M IS fett c c£ ^? 2 1 ^'% s ** THE RONISGH PIANOS Aif nusii I'lKissrit fur l\>ni 'I'm It (iml Dnrdbilitn. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS, VICTORIA. BUSINESS CLASSIFIED. r)s:{ D b > D D < Free Press N.iniiiinu I MorniuK ('oiirior British Coluiul)ian..Ne\v Wostminstor j Mninliind (iuardi:iii.. " Daily News- Advertiser. ...Viiiicoiiver Daily World... Morninyr Colonist Vietoria Evoniiif,' Daily Times Eveuin}^ Htandanl " B (" :Monthly iSr Miniiiy lie- view Town Major's Weekly .Tour nal We.st Shore (.set' ddrf) Portland — I <; 111 U IS H is OS 1 4 Notaries I'liblic Mollet J (', Alberiii division, E D, Naiiainio Allu'ini MacKay .7 J Ashen it't Rogers S. E D Cariljoo. . . Barkerville Semlin C A ( 'aehe Creek Mellard Sam. I) M West. .Cliilliwaek Halliday Wm M, H D Coinox.Como.x ; Robb .lames Comox Wellhnrn HO ( 'owiehan ' Manuel (i E Donald Spraf,'jj;e (lodfrev Molson •• ; Vowell A W....' •• ! (!ochrane Wm Kamloups Spinks WW >rcKee Wm. EDNew West- | minster Ladner's Lixndinj,' Billiard lienj D E 1) Lillooet , LilU.oet Sconllar Robert Xanainio Smith Donald Atkinson T' C Ne\v Westiuiiisler F.ckstein Louis P.. Uandde A (i Hrant Toter Jenns Eustace A. . Pittendri},di (ieorf,'e WoodsEMN Meek .John S, Burrard Inlet Tort Moody Hume J F, County Ivooie- iiay Kevelstok(^ Sproat, (> M. E D Kootenay Ro.ss .lames, (.bounty of Yale South Thom|)S(>n Ral)bitt Daniel, E D Yale Spallamaoheen Wallace (ieorye .lones E D Yule Chadsev ( U'o W Sumas McGiHivray T Shaiimm E D. New Westminster. . . " f Alexander H II Vancouver Anderson R A Black TlioinnsTliomsoii. ..Va Beck AH Mlack AS I BodwellEV I Boiiltbee .lolni ! Ciemeiist Win j (iarwood KM I Hall .lames Z I HiinuMslev A St. Ch'()r c c T ^ T ?2 ;5 X z m -< 0) gISB. WILLIAMS & CD.j l-^"->I^"'^-^^>'"th's and Boys- Clot ~ 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Douglas, Victoria B.C. I i- m Hf S:l \ ,!;■■ If IS ?/ • ■■ ,■ : •: ^ - [ 1 ! 1 -I ■. i . . -■' ,■*. . »( M ,i^ 1( I 1 :■;• 1 ■,1 !' ! I nil nJni<^Un rlANUC ava hm-e the larors^t snir a A. LOMBARD & CO.. SOLE AGENTS, VIC ORIA. 09 O m < £ o I- o > z o (0 z X o ■3 K O o I-" ui 5H4 lirn«H (lOLUMUIA DIIJECTOKY. a so r .o Tollci- AllKTt Victoria Toliiiif It K Walls.! P WilKoii C (ididic (Jeorpo fouiity of Koofciiiiy Wiiidermt'ri' N'ursor.viiM'ii, Market (Jardoii- <>rs aiKl Florists. Covordalt' Tlio:* Ciiiiliwiu-k W.ihvortii .,'iisoii Hails IMfiiric Stoves W H Liilii IsiaiKJ Hrandrotli.J W Nortii Ann Wehh^r IJC I'Dit llHinnioiKl Henry (i \V " Ki'sler Cliarlcs Vancouver Wilson A Iliji^insT.I Victoria •lav (jleorjie •' .Johnston I' 'I' ct Co LusconiheTlios McTavisli (J A (see ad) 3Foss .lames " SniiillhoneC H WillianiHTIios Hunt .lolm Victoria Dist Knight (f A " Ohlson A f.sv'c (!(/} Oil .llorcliaiits. Leonard \V \j A- Co i I.uliricat injr) (secddct) Vai iconvcr Slandjxrd Oil Co. Paints and Oils. Duvis iV: Son (.sec iircliai Jircnton .lolin. Pa^c Diivid Oys . \'ictoria Its. tcr Haritor Painters (House & Sij»n) Bacon Charles Kainloojjs Davis & Son Foster J^roK " I losic \V yi Nanaini.) I'aKc liouis " { Jrinnner L New Wcstininsttr Irwin 'I'lios *' Murray Charles.. " l'(>rkins.Ianies H. " Hloniquist F M Vancouver l.rown (iideoii. " Clarkson it >ravnc Davis ifr Tav lor Fisher Oeo" Foster Hros Hod^'^son A " ^[arks A .J " Kowlev.) C Viviaii ct l{iley Gold Wni Victoria HaluiC Harrison Fili [see ad] Tiettice II Mcdaua R .t Co \nce ad\ .MitchellT II... KcndellH 15 Sears Joseph Sellick & I'ankhr.rst Smith VV Summers F Patent .Attorneys. Spratt & ( iray [src ad] Victoria li Pawnliroliers. lU'idt W New Wrnainental. Mafi;er liros. ... Vancouver Keller .1 AV 'toria Photof-ra pliers. Rcid iV Browne Kamloop CouKhlan.l A it W V N; Sampson .L aianno Atkinson. I B New AVestminHtsi- Tlionipson it Bovill. " Uren John " A. GREGG & SON. 42 yates street, victoria, b.c, Receive the firsf Jwporied Wool/^n (roods in the ( ifi/ c St- h O to 'iff. - *i 'id 7. P*- I 9 - H> c rfi )« in B. C t sn!r lA. iiinloojts 4 i saiiaiiit.) iniiistcr iiK'oiiVcr ^ c if -a e Victoriii ::; ' Victoria «-. :^ CO K 7. (^ 3; niiiisUT ncoiiver Victoria till. U'oiivi r 'ictoria )llll)()|IS iinaiino miustsr , B.C, :: 4^ c Tht- Ronisch Pianos ''^'*- ^■'•^«''«^--^«^'i'"'" ■•""«■•'»'""•''." Iniraliility. • ^- A.. LOr/inAHD c1 CO.. AGENTS, VICTOKIA. ' lU'SIN'ISS <'T,A>S(Fn;i). ltd X 7L Uailcv (' S \' (':)., Vancouver Hall ,) j) Ilotfj,' .lames g ^, i 'Hioiniiso!) ,)(ilm ^pqi r.n..)l;s !•: (" Vieloria Mall liews .) I! ■' Millie (1 fi.... I i miiii^'i'iii !'',!;(' HeliiKkeii .1 S.iV'.J.D .iacUsoii W .!oi;"s \V II .McNaii-liton. r'ieiiiinij' |!i-()s. o: d fc^ C .Jones I'.iiis " P "o I Mi.eiimiiii (' j^ ! MayiianlMrs i; •' f-" ^ ;-.a\aii!Kili .) .v ( '(j w ? M iJ i'liotoi^raplirrs Sintpiv ilous«>s„ ^02 .... jj -g \V )ii'':iril CliM'k iV Co. {see r 2 ""' I'ortliiial (in,, (I win vV .lonhm \ieloiia Ml, II' - ,11 I! !',,w.ll I W I!( liiii'iii,! \\' iii'iiwiek W Walkeni W \V V. WeiliiiLil. I'Jliert.s Duueaii N err- ?Mimo-F<»r(i' ?35iiuiC!M-(iin»rs. ^ ^ 3 l*3i,vsMMjiiis tV Sni-^joii -. ^^ Wad.' M S Cliul,,!! ji '^ i;,il,Otliaiii II Cowielian jL*:/^ Hicliaitisou \V A Doiia'nl Z C Wall iliiuli I'.iiikervill,. <^ Heiuler.-oii .1 r ("llilliwaek II n _i ^ liichaittsou w .\ Uidiaul J^ Q Sainsoii (i '■ .niihl g C/3 ('iii|i|) .loiui ('a!«'rs. (_S<< Mif-ir Prilli r.v) ri<'(un's :iiilie \ Loekliart Xielmia lior-telll iU'OS Soiinner .) W i4 l*eiiiteiitiar> i New \\'e.sliuiii'-l<' U^ Cooper II M Z:^ DeWoir Smilli. [7 3 l-a-an 1)1- !»t:iuii. > Mills. ■S( ( Nii'C ,,/((/ y'/il ,(/(/,; Mill's SMunibrrs, iins A: Steam I'Mttcrs M - Mat'Jieaii 11 .M r u Meluiu's LofHisE. ^^ MoJimesT 1! "% Slrolher U T i;evelsl,)ke I c X Z IT ^ 2 la >,Z Ciiiniiii.Liliaiii ,ia<..Ne\v N/e-l luiii^U'r ... "Ma'r !■: S A- Co .Mel.eima,, .■ Mek'eel V . . \'anenii\er ^C O'Joole.V Kail,!,., .'.... " < retersC\-((. Seoiilhir !•: S ,V Co .r-H ( Xlerliaus I'l .1 ."^iiiillainaeheen Uradeii A- Slaiulurii .\. 'oria ''^ to r,eekiii.L;>a!e 1) \j Viuieoiiver v iarke \- Tearsoii y .S lieil. I r viiijr »V 'lolitistoii ^^ liodiiiKton l)r X S Carroll .IT ^-^ I.a.i-is UK '^ 9^ l,eCi'\re .1 M r^g Mc.Vlpine I) li [ij ^ .Me(liii;:au \' Laiijiis 2<5 Miller S ^ Keiiiharcl Win " •^ Kolurtsoii A M Stevenson E I Ilonu'opatliiel "' Whetliani .lames Davio .1 C X'ieloiia Duncan .1 A I Hall &.Hall " Collnal iV Warner. -Mavnaid ( -eo S'.e'war! .V Wil-on . \ViiM,n .\ X' W •^:Z l*ork I'acki'J's. Hai'mii lidiiis N'ieloria F.van-; W W " lN»tt(>ri«'s :;-2 :v C - ? 2 m -< Keller.) W Oriil Drain l'Jiier( N'ieloria ' 97 Joimson Street, bet. Hmad and Douylas. Victoria.]! ( lur Fine H.vrs and C.\PS. Tkhnks. V.\iasi:s. r.r..\.\KKT.'^. Etc 10 3D 30 c if LC i> 2 ( i; 2 C iylTT^iif- I •*: hi:-' ? ■ '. ■f: ihc Ronisch Pianos ^.-^ u.e leading pianos m b. c and have Uie Largest Sale C, A. LOMBARD * CO., AQBNTS, YICTOIUA. CO < o 586 lUUTlSIl COI.U.Ur.IA UlilK'jroUY. 9< O z n 0) z X o -5 . I K O 1 O ' CO Z 1 UJ I s! o O PriiiterM. S 2 ' Houston John Donald p > : ML'Cutchion H Ktiniloops - Norris (ieo Nanainio Mornin^f Courier C'o Kennedy Bros New Weslniin-'ter Morev <& Co Siiter.l K Cotton e«l«'rs. {Si'c (iIho Fred and (tiutiu) Jones W A Dasii- ! wood New Westminster Mathers &lMilligan " Arkell Henry Vancouver : FewsterPctCo " Henderson 2 CD > « a:© o 1^ ►*• >< ^ Mi 9 U k, GREGG & SON, ARTIST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREEl Opftosilf Langlcy Street, Victoria, B. C. I c •,.,. e jriu w 50 SS, % CO *• CO I? X ffi IJP tie I u :i ( * A T ,^i-,-,Ko,-.| }^t{\^ Dirpct importers of Pianos, ORaAN!> O O CD to i R 8 and MuBicAi' Instruments. BUS1NESH-- CLASSIFIED. 587 ViincoHVfr Saw.viT & JJowen Taconui I McLpiinnn & McFecly . HastiimH CoinmisHJoi) I Sconllnr »» S Ac Co House Port Townsend \ McNeill .1 11 i McLennan tt McFeely Victoiia 25» Uostaiiraiits. 2 , ( xoodson J G Hnrkervil le o Francis Pliilli|j Donald 5 MclJooald W A " 5 ; Smith & Anderson " ■ Brasion Paul Field K i KearnH JJiss Kandoops tUi Sylvestre N •• oc Canii)!, Morrel .Tolni Nanaimo CO Delnioiiico, Pfirrott & Demp- ^ sey " z Karst Charles '' 2 Poodle Dop, K .lamieaon .... " z ' Club, A J Tolinie. .New Westminster >. Diebel A g Grotto. Williams E uj Mainland. Eickhoff u> Henry '" n Merchant Exchaiitre J3 W E Mortimer! see H ndvt] OC P R Bakery, Frick Harry see advt Vancouver (Q Elpin, Mrs McMillan y International, Boehlofskv. K"i FA '.. •• WardF.I*HT ,j i .Jubilee, Farmer ID K McDonald* Kirk 2 Reyina, A E Blackburn... " Q Vancouver. Edwards ^ y Mahlmann, S Vancouver Coffee House M Eraser Mrs Lome. Geo Crossman Victoria New York, Johnson Mrs N G '' Palace, Levy Joseph M' Poodle Do« M Marboeiif " Railroad " 1 Saunders WT " SumWG " -J. Steitz Bros " ^ i Youiitf Bros Rice MilLs. Hall. Ross & Co see advt . Roofers. Victoria Wilson Walter Nanaimo Scoullar E S & Co. New Westminster KiiblxT Staiii|t Maiiiiiactiirors. Williams R T, see advt Victoria Haddlcrs and Harness makers. Newton E Brownsville Kii)|» Andrew Coutreville Ross J aines ( Jolden Davison EC Kamloop.s ( Road ley Thos • " I Hoar Belmont Koksilah j McNeill Edward Nanaimo I Doujjlas iV; Deiyhton New West- ' minster 1 Wella J C Sardis I Hawlev C M Vancouver ' Wilson B Mann & Heron Victoria : Newbury Wm " ! Norris F Sail, Tent and Awning. 1 Adams James Nanaimo : Jeune Fred, [see advt] Victoria Sears D S, see advt " j Saloons. Bendixen Mde Barkerville Denny Joseph " Forest Wm . . '• Harper Joseph Departure Bay ; Baylev John Es(iuimalt ; DdlonBF Doran John " j Everett P Esquimalt District | ( J rove, Martin Thos " | St George, Williams j C Manning W Granite Creek j Royal Oak, Camp Johh .Lake Harrop T , . Revelstoke Brown N Henry Richtield Tait & Stronach Rock Creek Identical, Smith Norman. . .Nanaimo Pioneer, Benter J .New Westminster Steam boat. Blaikie .1 M (^IrottoBrennanJR " ftS c X OC ^ 2 ■ ^ 2 II c v. ^6.WILLIAMS&G0., For Men's, Youth's and Boys' Clothing, 97 Joliuson Street, net Broad and Douglas, Viotobia. B. C. '4 •"'SS I'.itirrsn cora.'MfJU i)ii;i'.i'r;)i;v. O ch 3= r- •3 — V3 IS CD :y2 I SO l> ):ii|'>;i AiMis, L:rn- hfrl II Xi'VT VVcslininstiM' l>,il:i.-', .MdliCKl A. . 1 1 111). T!inu':;.lii:<... '• lK'i;iii);iie ), Allci iii:i:i V V,i'U'>:i v(>r 'IVrniiiiU-i, WT IMaii- ( 'lUDbi'll's (litriior, Ciitii!'- 1)cll \' iiniscli ...... .. J)ivisoii \' Ross ■ " ('al)in-l, M(rLf'm)an F. ... " Opf'r.i lii'.'jort, O'lJricii k Dan's. ("lull, Spari'ow iV Jiichaid^ Bank Hxcliaiiu'c, Swansoii A '• ■ ' Foiint'iin, Wicitc \' >[inat y P.ilaoo, Borlliwick 11 Vicforia IvL'^i-ont, C )!ini>r \' S\vi( < V ■ Cowie J S Dalcv James Dock'T.j DouhIkmm V k. SavaL'c Everett P ' Fairbrnther (h'o Fei'y;us.)ii HosH ,1 i^'lewii, T (larvin 'I'lios '. (liliiiDri' Will j .reiiscii Victor ; " I Ijeicir Fdwanl I Ijonyluirsi .[ " ' .McCaiullish J i Mc(;!nskev(! li '* j MoviirWm " : Melilr iin .1 !in 's ^[iller k Brown .Moses i\r iJalihaui' , Miii|)liy A- Mivjuii O'lJrieii Slevti '\ PaLCilea Charles " ' I'owcrs it .lohiisoii " Sau«>r aC Scolt Win Seiil Frank Siewiu-d H F 8teelo Peler Stoveus .Tolin " Tlioinsoii (},>() Victoria WalsliJolm Waiie iV Mamiunnn " llalev Will j Ilia iy H.I \^ Co VicLoria I Sash «S: ll>oin* I'^whn'U's. (.sVr Sdip I'li'ilin/ <(• 1,11 i))')cr MiHs.) Saw J'Janin'i' & Lutnbi'r ?lills. Mason I P> Hiirkervillc Beaver.' ovtli Saw .Mills Beaver ( 'li'inanivis S i\v Mills Clieinanins ^IJniiiluirl . Harold iV .lolm, .(ioiuox Siilton W & \V .) Cowielian Wiili--('rort (tco. . .'. . . .Fot Siin|iso|i lieaver S.iin ( iolilen ( Meiiies lli'iiry I iraiul Prairie ' Martin Joseph (V' Son . Harrison Itiver j Fo.-v Thos \i Illeeiliwact I Shui-wap Milliii.u f o, [see ad] Kaniluojis (irant &. Iverr Liadners Bovill .V Moiiohaii Laiiijk'v .Moody ville S M Co ,\Ioo lyville I [ainilloii ( iaviii !■*)(• Milt' House 'hiiiiette Saw Mills. New Westminster U()\m1 City PlaniiiK Mill i.sriwf-/. Annstronir - /A \ < A. GKEGG & SON. ARTST TAILORS. 42 YATES STREEf OpposHe Lanyley Sircfi, Vicioria, B. 0. The ..tionisch Pianos ''T,' ''';;'; " '" ^ <.ind have, tht; Innji'sl mil'. (J. A._Loiub((rd iS- Co., Sole Asieats, Victoria. ursrxKHs -rLAKsnTr:rt. rm lia rs. I'iM Is. 'ill.- vcr ills mix liiiii -I'll I. '11 iri(; vcr iv;ict ■n o o 2^H» 3^3 ■^ (J ss (5 < w I :^ OJ :^ ^1 ^5 15 M > ? ■J I Si 3 ^ ?! zo apl § |ii ac ^ c/:) ^ *«^ J r 1 ^[lli^ll(•,•l(i ,V Mail!, [s,.i> Hill Vii'toiTi Saywanl \V I' N'ii'toria f-iiinlxii' »\r .Miiri'i.' ('i> " l'<''trs((ii 'I' |l \- Cn... (Jraiit .V >[)iin',v S WcDiiiL'Idii ; Sliirt ?liiiiiif'iivfiiiTrs. X'ictuiiii :q .^0 J H a Sclionls. S(mmIs, Mrowii .)i)si'|(li S'aiii- aivci- ( rrccilll ll'ir i I '• licvi 11 ' l'ak('r\- ("()., < 'ooncs S X'iolniia Kninht Mrs *' MiMMs IT. ,' rnintcr N Whit'".! A S«M>Ii»iuitjH'tur<'rs. .) OIK'S W Coin )\ Ija happollc L Hasliims , Siiiritiii;; Works. , 15 (.' .Sincliiiiy Wnr':; Vaiiciiiivcr ( Al)l))t1 .l()S(-|ili. DiiiU'vvall \' ILomivl.. Mo-au'l \- ivirk[)atri('k Slatnrf; F .OvsliT irarliiif ■I'.irt M.UKiy , . \'aiicon\»M' Ship CliaiHllcrs. C'n'i.^'hton. Frascr * 0.), . . Va'Uiouvi'r Marvii) !•; W .v Co Victoria Mc(,)naclc 1' .t Son. Slii|>]>iii^' AjiwMit. iSecalHi) ('iiNtiiiii House Brahns.) I'.arli.Mt C (! Port, 'rownsiMid Ship HiiildtM's. Cook H .) Es.inimall Watson Alox Jr Laint,' Aiidrcnv I) \'iotoriii Star Shipyard [seo ad] " Warner it Kormodo " SjiM'ltiii'.v I^ii'-isaco S||pp|^ lll>l! it's. l''i'asi>r A- Chaiin'r-i Chl('a<'f) Soap ?Iaiiiita<-tiir<>i's. Crnicksliank Kicliaid Victoria IVtidrav X- Co .... " Whitlii'i- A I) A- Co: , Soda WatiM .'linjcfavtiirors, >Vv M/iHi-'il ]l'i«- vV Sti'iuil IMat«' Kii- :ii-av;>rs. I'liiiipps W II (xcr (1(1) Victoria Crowtlici- ( r ( xi'i- atl) " o H 1^ v>3 S(ov<' Doah'rs. >' '■ I Id i''Ur(i rr A- Ills •«) 1 1 It irn ri'.) Surs»ical Iiistrmii<>iits «V I'imiss VyriWs. Mol.)o\V( It 11 A- Co \'anconv(M' Stovcns Goor^jp Victoria Surx'.vors aiHl ('ivil ICuijiiKM'rs. Henderson \\ alter Chillinack McVittie A, J) Ln. .Columbia Jjakcs S-Tl \ A. GREGG & SON, 42 YATES STREET VICTORIA, B. C. Receive the tirsi furiiorted Woolen Goods in the ('itii. 1 * A T ntn Karri Rr Pn ^^^^ importers of Fia«o«, OMAitB ;. il y. o ^ PI . s •.S o . ex S o c — ] o o CO 590 and Musical iNvmuMBim. VIOTOH/IA, B.C. BlUTIHH COMMUIA DIHECTORY. I)riil.l);.'(WH) F. CE Comox | Dcviiit'iix Win E " : All.iii Wm (loiitlios I BIyll.oT A, (5E Donnid I D'E ; erre J. ( ' K . . . . Cowichiin Lake | Pond i<>r U'-oh Donald j McVittie A W, C E. Fairmont Spriuus I McVitlu'TliosTCK (hiininins A P, (' lO Golden | ( tore 'PS (irohiiian | BurnyoutJ I', C E Driiiiiniond Tlios. C E KHmlt)ol)s lico K H,(iE " ■ Piie.st K.V E Nannimo Hovill Win Hiiwtlionithwaite PInntii & ' (V) Colt(»n A F New VVeHtminHter j Hnzzard AH " I Turner Geo " i Hill Albert .J, OF " I Hill Arthur E.GE " ; Woods, Turner * ! (tiimble Skinner Ernest Quamiohau ' Garden, Hermon ife liurweliVanoouver i Crifkinav & liobson " I Bell-lrAi'nj,' H Cainbie H J " I Julian TE " ' M'Cartney Alan E - j McKie John '• ! Patterson " Skinner FA " , S.ratliern J '' Williuns Bros " Woodhoiise W H- '• ' Busk C W, C E Cridge R C. C E Victoria Har),'reaves G, C E . > " Henderson H ST " Mackav A E, G E " Pemberton F B, C E Ralph Wra WorsfoldC G CO Tanners & Curriers. Roussean James. .New Wesfruinster Belnnont Tannery Victoria Heathorn W " Taxidermists. Dobinson Joseph Victoria Whittaker & liindlev Tea & (Coffee Dealers. ( Sir iilxd < •ntc r») Giimvoii W A Vanconver Melh'uish Geo Teleplione < 'oni|miiies. ICarriloops Telephone Co. . KmiiiI(i(i|is New Westminster & Burrard Inlet Telephone ("o.New Westminster Victoria & I^^stpiimalt Victoria Tent & A wiling: Manut'aeturers ( sV'*' Stiil Makern) Tlu'atres. Aswernbly Hall Nanaiiuo Hart's Opera House Vancouver Victoria Theatre Go Victoria (,'hib Theatre [variety] . " Cassiiio |variety| {nt>e advt). Tacouia Tin, C(>|i|H>r and Sheet Workers. In Ml HetuJerson liros C'hilliwack Mellaril ii {nee ad) . . . . .... " Vair JamcH Kandoops Wilson Walter Nanainio Gorbett & Kennedy N. Westminster Cunningham James '• Cosimin W k Son Vancouver McLennan k Mcb'cely. , '' O'Toole «fe Jlalph " itobertson Gilbert " Scoullar E S Cooler Henrv V^ictoria Heal David " IvellySL«SsCo " Lewin A " Phillips G " McLennan k McFeelv " Tobaeeouists. Bell Tom Nanairuo Hilbert John Henry Gray Geo New Westminster Gray James C Hogani Miss N ' ''f Ross M "; ' ■■ Roxberry MrsH.. *'^*' ? .^ ^> SOD I h tdtt M A. SB «^ ?^ (D (P ft C BUfllllAMQP« on Keep always in stock a ftrat-cIasH Assortnien t • niLLinillO OC UU«j of Undc-wenr.allalzes and Price*. See them «7 Johnson Street .lM*t. Broad and DoukIm, Victoria, B. C. lo loops tiinio ^4 iiHtor 2 *i SB niver T.B «s OB S ^ H >toria £a u S e*- " H'S $ e I lIL llUlllOUn riHIlUO Touch au,l UurahUit,,. C. A. LOMBARD & CO., SOLE AGENTS. VICTORIA. UUHINEHH CLAHSIFIED. rm CO X! o '—< —I > o ■J J ('arnpbell M L Viinfouver (Joldstein M " Hiir»'U« Sinclair " Kelly .te McMilliiii liimif (,'lias " Miii'vinoiit HroM " McNauKlitaii D " Moritfi- M " IIOMH W H Hinitli J A •' Waktor Bros " WilliaiiH.fohn K Caiiipbt'll B'raiik Victoria (ilaiKliimiii^ .1 " GoldiuK li UuUi'ksoii John (imliaiu Tlios A Hart David Hollies .laa liaiiibkin <" H McDonald V House Peter " Siilinon H li Whetstone A Transportiitioii. Kiti'wdiis, Slt'inmrn oii'l Sint/fs. \-^ M| Kuiiiloops Sec paKe Hon iq P ; Nunainio '' 2(l!> -H -J H Id U K H hM 10 New Westminster. Vancouver Victoria... UiidertakiTs. ;{7H 4'2S < Kales WE New Westminster Winteiniitc HroH. . " H«rl K W Vancouver Shclton&Co Thomson Ilros Kiiwcett II W Victoria Harrison Kli " Letlice 11 " Scars Joseph Sehl Jacolt Weilcr John " Hilhert John Nanaiino McAdie Henry " Fales W 10 New Westminster Lord John E Hart F W Vancouver Taylor W J Havward ( 'has Victoria Sto'reyThoH " UpllOlHtiTtTM. {Sre Furnitare Dedlem.) Fawcett R W Victoria Lowell Harry R Willi Paper liiiportcrs aiul Dealers. {Sfr iiIho Furniture DtiUerx) Davis k Son Kain loops Hilbert J Nanainio Sehl Jacob Waslu'r^iSteain). IMiillips (i N'ntoria ' — I Watehiiiakers «V' .Ie\veler.«». {Si'c itlni) Mil iiiifiictiirnii/ .Icirilliri) Doll L H I)()n:il(l McKlmon D R Halls IMaric Fraser .las Hope Dav dson Hros Kaiii loops Sancier J A K '■ Brown Joseph M Nanainio (Tranoi'.e Viiwient *' Smith John Crake F New Westminster (iiirord Thos McNauKhten V M. Stirskv Frnnk CrakeF J Rockford Aslatt & Co Vancouver Davidson Bros " Efjgert Jules & Co GrassieWH Jackson J W Jiazkowicz (! I " Melvin J G " ! Stoddart Bros Woodroope Richard '" Claussen J Victoria Dexheimer Chas " Jaques George Lau^e it (Jo Parry GB '• Ponuock & Clayton ' Redfern C E " Wenger.r '" Roberts W R North Wellin«tou Wliie aiul Spirit ;ilen'liaiits. Phillips M.& Co Donald Brown E & Co New Westminster Douglas J C Vaiiconver Bell-Irving * Paterson (see advt) Hudson Bay Co ^ o JO > c c ^ — * 73 Z -< 09 GO TO B. WILLIAMS & CO,y For Men's. Youths, and Boys Clothing, 97 Johnson Street, bet. Broad and Doufirlas. Victoria BO m m ■(.■■' '!ii: jjii i'; ■ , 'vmk i ill < I I' THE^;ii§OIFiAI0S Are the Leadino Pianos in S. C and have the largest sale. C A I OMRARD fU CCt. SOL-E AGENTR. ViC ORIA. o < £ o K O 5)2 BIUTISII COLUMUIA IM 1; KCTOKY. Tviii('kM-l)ooker RottliiiLrOo ViiinMiivcr 5 McNfiiiyhtoii A: UrcinliMit g ^ MiZi>iiy it Co 5 g ViJiicouver Wiiu" Co 2i Hill- i-;' 11 & .McAilisliT Hiill, (io |jt! ; Co Hml^^oTi li I . ( 'n ...X'ifloria i: M 11 rfc w \im:iis A- (xorilo;! \'icti)ii;i : "^ 04 HoiiclKM'iif A' Co o i>ov>l Jdlmi.si'*' a ■.>o CM I CO ^=^_i>3--i-:i.> f is ♦ J overnment Street, to n if' n I C :: 'J. w • S P VICTORIA, B. C. A. GREGG & SON. 42 YATES street, victoria, b,g, Receirc the firsi Juiporlcd Woolen (!oo(h in Nir ('if/f ...'■,■ ic'loriii N'csimiii'^ti'r IK ■■v 03 ^^ CO III •2 ITORIA, B.C, a5S55SSSSS555S35SSS5Sc!55M53SSSSSSIS55SS5]35SS5S55S55353SS!3S5SS[SS<5S5!nS^ BELL-IRVIHC & PATERSON, SHIPPING AGENTS. Wholesale k Gommission Merehants, Importers, o. — -A-O-EUTTS B'Oia- BASS & 00m Barton Ale. JOHN AirdHISOH & CO., Edinburgh Ale, FURZE A CO., London Stont RENAULT & CO^ Cognac Brandy. ANDREW USHER «k CO., Scotoh and Irish Whiflkev. A. G. THOMSON* CO.. "The Royal Blend," Scotoh Whiskei?. W. & A. GILBEY, WiTib Growers and Die- tUlera; Port, Shdrry, Tjlqnenrs, Gin, Scotch and Irish Whiskies. STALLARD & SMITH, Port and Sherry. MOIGNEUX, PERB ET FIL8, T i)ernay Champagne A. WlLSOlfA CO. Ginger Ale. L. ROSE