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 ^653 East Main Street 
 
 Rochester, New York 146Q9 USA 
 
 (7ie) 482 - 0300 - Phone 
 
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CONSTITUTION 
 
 RULES AND REGULATIONS 
 
 AND 
 
 - LIST OF MEMBERS - 
 
 OF THE 
 
 DancoiUHu^ Club, 
 
 Vancouver, B. C. 
 
 ADOPTED 25th MARCH; 1893. 
 
 \".\.scnu\i;u, i>. C. 
 Evans i*v: Hasfin-rs, Pn'ntLrs. 
 
 I8y6 
 
Officers of tl]e Club, 
 
 - 1896 - 
 
 trustees : 
 
 D. Ol'l'ENllKIMF.R. C. J. MaRANI. 
 
 R. Casement. 
 
 COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. 
 
 Prestbcnt anb 3reasurer : 
 
 I. Ol'l'ENlIEIMER. 
 
 Dtce-prcstbcnt : 
 
 J. C. Keith. 
 
 W. F. Salsbury. 
 Chas. Wilson. 
 L. G. McPhillii's. 
 
 C. J. LOEWEN. 
 
 C. J. Marani. 
 T. O. Town LEY. 
 
 A. W. S. Holmes, Secretary 
 
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Vancouver Club. 
 
 CONSTITUTION. 
 
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 1. This Association shall be known ^■•^"^'• 
 as the '' VANCOUVER CLUB." 
 
 2. The Real Estate of the Club shall i;.ni Kstuto 
 be vested in Three Trustees to be elected in'v.st,,!. 
 by a majority of the members present at 
 
 a general meeting, and shall be held or 
 transferred by them, or their successors, 
 as may be directed by the Committee of 
 Management for the time being. 
 
 3. Each Candidate for admission •■""ii'ii«tei. 
 shall be proposed by one Member and 
 seconded by another, by a proposal in 
 writing, to be inserted in the book of 
 Candidates, and signed by both mover 
 
 and seconder ; and shall be balloted for 
 at any ballot which may take place after 
 the lapse of two weeks from the time of 
 such proposal, provided the name of the 
 Candidate and his proposer and seconder 
 have been posted on the newt board, 
 under the hand of the Secretaiy, at least 
 two weeks before the day of ballot. No 
 
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 lirr.>. 
 
 ElltVilliri' 
 ;iliil Sub- 
 >rii|iiiiin. 
 
 (If III M.'iii- 
 1m I-.. 
 
 ImIIoI sliiill l)c \;ili(l unless t\vciit\ incin- 
 IxTS actii.illy ballot : .md one hiack hall 
 in six shall exclude. 
 
 4. 'I'lu hallot sliall take ])lace he- 
 t\V('( 1) the hours of (j a.m. and <j I'.m. on 
 the iirst Wednesda}' in each month. 
 
 5. ()n tlie admission of each new 
 member, tlie Secretar)' shall notify the 
 san\e to liim, and furnish him with a 
 j)rinted copy of the Constitution and 
 ReguLations and By-hi\vs, and re(juest 
 liim to remit the amount of his entrance 
 fee and subscription to the Treasurer, 
 and a])pl}- to the (iranvillc Club Com- 
 pany, J^imited Liabilit}, for at least one 
 share in the said Company. 
 
 6. The Entrance Fee shall he twenty- 
 five dollars, and the Annual Subscription 
 thirty-six dollars, which shall be payable 
 (piarterl}' in advance on the second 
 Wednesday in March, |unc, September 
 and December. All future members 
 shall commence }-)aying their subscrip- 
 tion for the unexpired period of the cur- 
 rent quarter from the date they are bal- 
 loted for, .and must be subscribers for at 
 least one share each in the Granville 
 Club Company, Limited Liability. 
 
 Members who have paid the full en- 
 trance fee. and whose permanent place 
 of residence is distant at least ten miles 
 
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 iK'i'i tlic chy of N'arccmcr. may ),av(; 
 llR'ir nanus placed n{),,n a list of non- 
 resident members, and siiall Iiave all the 
 rights and privileues of the Clid) on pay- 
 I'lynt of half the ainonnt of annnal coii- 
 tnhnlion re.piiivd fiom o.-dinar\ resident 
 niriiilx.'rs. 
 
 All parties who are (n-i^inal sMl)scril)ers 
 for the C:inl) iX'bentnres shall be con- 
 sidered members ot the Clnb, and be 
 exempt from paying any entrance fee, 
 bnt this shall not apply to those pnrchas- 
 111- debentm-es from })arties to whom 
 they were orif^n'nally sold. 
 
 The Entrance Fees shall constitnte a 
 Sinking Fund, and shall b-- anplied to 
 the reduction of the mortgage indebted- 
 ness of the Club. 
 
 ItMjMiSMl of 
 
 l''.Illl':nirf 
 
 7- No member shall be admitted to ^'-■"•"■'•^ 
 vote on any occasion whatever, or enjoy ''•'tin^'^- 
 an\- of the })rivileges of the Clnb, until 
 he shall have paid whatever Entrance 
 l^ee or Subscription shall be due by him 
 and paid all calls on Shares allotted to 
 him. 
 
 If any Member fail to pay his Entrance 
 l^ee or_ Subscription within six weeks 
 after his admission, the Secretarv shall 
 report to the C 
 
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 :iie Committee, who shall ca 
 
 .M"iiil>i'rs 
 t'nliii;^ to 
 |i:iy oil cii- 
 tniii.c. 
 
 lis name to be erased fr 
 
 om the list of 
 
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 scriiitirum 
 
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 Tii'itsiiivr. 
 
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 Atisciit. 
 
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 mri'iivy. 
 
 members, unless the delr.y can be justi- 
 fied to the satisfaction of the Committee. 
 
 8. The name of every member faihng 
 to pay his Quarterly Subscription, or 
 any call upon" his share or shares in the 
 Granville Club Company, Limited Lia- 
 bility, shall be posted on the 15th of the 
 following month; and if the Subscription 
 or any call in the Granville Club Com- 
 pany, Limited Liability, be not paid 
 within one month thereafter, the Secre- 
 tary shall report to the Committee, who 
 shall cause his name to be erased from 
 the list of members ; but he may be re- 
 admitted by the Committee upon assign- 
 ing to them reasons which they shall 
 consider satisfactory for his failure of 
 payment. 
 
 9. All Entrance Fees and Annual 
 Subscriptions and calls shall be paid 
 either to the Treasurer personally or at 
 the Club. 
 
 10. Any member who may be absent 
 from the Province of British Columbia 
 for two or more quarters, may be con- 
 sidered as a supernumerary member, 
 and be exempted from one-half of the 
 dues during the continuance of such 
 absence ; but any member availing him- 
 self of this indulgence must notify the 
 
 : 
 
 
— 7- 
 
 be justl- 
 immittee. 
 
 ler failing 
 ption, or 
 res in the 
 ited Lia- 
 5th of the 
 )Scription 
 hib Com- 
 not paid 
 he Secre- 
 ttee, who 
 ased from 
 ay be re- 
 jn assign- 
 hey shall 
 failure of 
 
 i Annual 
 
 be paid 
 
 lally or at 
 
 be absent 
 Columbia 
 ly be con- 
 member, 
 alf of the 
 i of such 
 tiling him- 
 notify the 
 
 
 Ki'-ii(li;ii,-t- 
 
 Sinll. 
 
 same by letter to the Secretary, who 
 shall insert his name in the book of 
 supernumerary members. Any such 
 member shall be readmitted to all his 
 privileges upon his return being notified 
 in writing to the Secretar}^ and such 
 notification being given within one 
 month of his return, and upon payment 
 of his subscription for the then current 
 month ; and failing in such notification 
 and payment, such member shall be 
 considered as having withdrawn himself >.;;'n;'| 
 from the Club, unless the omission of 
 notice is satisfactorily explained to the 
 Committee. 
 
 II. Officers in Her Majesty's army omois, 
 and navy, and persons holding mib'' ry Anliyor 
 
 Niivv. 
 
 and civil appointments under the im- 
 perial Government, who may be sta- 
 tioned in Canada for an indefinite period, 
 and any other persons who shall satisfy 
 the Committee that their residence in the 
 country is temporary and precarious, {!:;;,";;;!',; ;.'y 
 
 and subject to be terminated by the 
 occurrence of circumstances beyond their 
 control, shall be eligible for election as 
 members without payment of entrance 
 fee, but subject to the payment of five 
 dollars per month, and to the Constitu- 
 tion and Regulations of tlic Club gener- 
 ally ; such members to be denominated 
 ''Privileged Members," and to enjoy all 
 
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 lesia 
 
 ciice. 
 
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 Mi'iubers, 
 
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 tlic a(lvanta,u;cs of the Cliil), except tliat 
 of being elected members of tlie Com- 
 mittee, or voting in aii\- \va\- in tlie 
 affairs of the Cbib. 
 
 Ever\' Can(H(hite proposed as a priv- 
 ileged member shall be stated to be so 
 on the list of candidates for election. 
 
 No Candidate to be a privileged mem- 
 ber shall be placed on the said list until 
 the cause of the privilege has been sanc- 
 tioned at a meeting of the Committee. 
 
 An\' ordinar}' member shall have the 
 privilege of introducing a friend, resi- 
 dent elsewhere than in Vancouver, and 
 whose ])ermanent place of residence is 
 distant at least t(>n miles from \'ancou- 
 ver, for a period of seven days in all 
 during the year, or for twenty-one days 
 when the party resides outside of the 
 Province, such member being eligible 
 for one or more months longer on pay- 
 ment of five dollars per month, provided 
 the name of such member be — v»-ith the 
 written recommendation of three onlin- 
 ary members — submitted and approved 
 of by the Committee of Management ; 
 but no person can be again introduced 
 before the lapse of at least six months 
 after the expiry of the period for which 
 he was so admitted to the privileges of 
 the Club. 
 
xcept that 
 
 the Com- 
 IV in tlic 
 
 as a priv- 
 d to be so 
 ecticni. 
 
 & 
 
 red mcm- 
 
 I list until 
 l:)cen sanc- 
 Qimittee. 
 
 . have the 
 iend, resi- 
 Duver, and 
 isidence is 
 
 II X'ancou- 
 lays in all 
 '-one days 
 ide of the 
 ng eligible 
 er on pay- 
 i, provided 
 — Vv'itli the 
 :u"ee ordin- 
 . approved 
 nag'emcnt ; 
 introduced 
 six months 
 
 for which 
 rivileLfcs of 
 
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 The part)' introducing any friend shall 
 be responsible for any d'''f incurred b}' 
 hiiu in the Club. 
 
 But Officers in Her Majesty's arm)' ;^ 
 and luiv}' stationed out of X'ancouver are 
 eligible for introduction under this ar- 
 ticle, and the person so adiuittcd shall 
 thereafter be a privileged nicinbcr of the 
 Club for two weeks, and one month 
 longer on the payment of five dollars, 
 and may again be introduced for a 
 further period of one month, subject to 
 such regulations as the Committee of 
 
 Management ma\ from tinu- 
 
 prescribe. 
 
 to tmie 
 
 Officers attached to the Roynl Mail 
 steamers on the China and Australian 
 routes, or any permanent trans-Pacific 
 line of ocean steamers which liereafter 
 may be established with this port, not 
 being members, shall be eligible for 
 election, without entrance fee, as sup(?r- 
 numerary members of the Club, but sub- 
 ject to the payment of an annual sub- 
 scription of twelve dollars, payable 
 half-yearly on the first day of January 
 and the first day of July in each year. 
 Subscriptions to be due to the Club from 
 the date of election. Members so elected 
 to enjoy all the advantages of the Club 
 except that of voting in any wa}' in its 
 
 nnv OHi- 
 •rs, .V.-. 
 
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 S(ran,L;cvsi 
 
 Mi'iiilicrs 
 m:iy with- 
 ilriiw. 
 
 affairs, and in all other respects to con- 
 form to the rules as laid d(nvn for ordin- 
 ary nu'nii")ers. 
 
 12. Any member shall have the priv- 
 ilege of introducing to the Club a friend, 
 non-resident in Vancouver, provided the 
 name of such friend shall have been pre- 
 viously inscribed on the book to be kept 
 for that purpose ; it being understood 
 that no more than eight persons be ad- 
 mitted on the part of any one member 
 under this rule at any one meal on any 
 one day, the order of admission to be 
 regulated by the position of their names 
 in the book ; and no other person, not a 
 member, shall be admitted at any time, 
 unless to view the house, and then 
 accompanied by a member : Provided 
 always, that the Committee may in their 
 discretion relax the rigor of this rule as 
 regards the number of persons which a 
 single mendier may introduce. 
 
 13. An\' member whose dues are all 
 paid shall be at liberty to withdraw from 
 the Club on his written application to 
 that effect sent in tr the Committee be- 
 fore the first stated Annual Meeting of 
 the Club, to be held on the second 
 Wednesday in March ; but such with- 
 drawal shall not affect his liability for 
 any unpaid calls on his shares. 
 
■II- 
 
 ts to con- 
 for ordin- 
 
 i the priv- 
 ) a friend, 
 jvidcd the 
 been pre- 
 to be kept 
 nderstood 
 ons be ad- 
 e member 
 eal on any 
 ^ion to be 
 leir names 
 ■son, not a 
 any time, 
 and then 
 Provided 
 ay in their 
 his rule as 
 ns which a 
 
 nes are all 
 id raw from 
 (lication to 
 imittec be- 
 Meeting of 
 he second 
 such, with- 
 iability for 
 ^s. 
 
 14. Any member wilfully infringing Kui.?.k. 
 the Constitution or an}' of the Regula- 
 tions of the Q\\\h shall be h";iblr to mm- 
 
 tions of the Chd^ shall be liable to sus- 
 pension or expulsion by a vote of two- 
 thirds of the Committee present at any 
 meeting specially held for that purpose; 
 reasonable notice of such meeting pre- 
 \iously given such mend)er ; and though 
 being still liable for calls on shares, shall 
 not have any interest in the Club. 
 
 If any member be guilty of conduct, nM.'xpu/-' 
 either inside the Club or elsewhere, 
 which, in the opinion of the Committee 
 or of any ten members who shall certify 
 the same in writing, is detrimental to the 
 character or interests of the Club, the 
 Committee shall summon such member 
 to appear before them to explain his 
 conduct, and if he neglect to appear be- 
 fore the Committee, or, having appeared, 
 shall fail to satisfy the Committee, the 
 Committee ma}' suspend such member 
 from the privileges of the Club for a 
 period not exceeding two months, or the 
 Committee may call an extraordinary 
 meeting of the Club to consider the 
 matter, and it shall be competent at such 
 meeting, by a vote of two-thirds of the 
 members present thereat, to suspend or 
 to expel such member from the Club. 
 
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 15. Any member wlio shall withdraw, 
 resi<,Mi or be expelled shall cease to be a 
 member of the Club, and shall forfeit, 
 ipso facto, all right or claim thereon, or 
 in or to its propert}' or funds, and any 
 member who shall be expelled shall for- 
 ever thereafter be ineligible to be re-ad- 
 mitted a member of the Club. 
 
 16. The Committee shall consist of 
 nine members, three of whom shall, sub- 
 ject to the provisions of the next Article, 
 be elected every year. The said Com- 
 mittee shall have full power to make such 
 rules and regulations fiom time to time 
 as they may think ht not inconsistent 
 with the Constitution. 
 
 The Committee shall elect annually 
 from its bod}' a President, Vice-Presi- 
 dent and Treasurer of the Club, who 
 shall hold office until the next Annual 
 Meeting or until the election of their 
 successors. 
 
 The President, and in his absence the 
 \'ice-President, shall preside at all meet- 
 ings of the Club and of the Committee, 
 and in their absence the Club or Com- 
 mittee may elect its presiding officer. 
 
 The Comiuittoo shall cause to be 
 posted, fourteen days before the Annual 
 General Meeting, a li.st of retiring mem- 
 
11 withdraw, 
 case to be a 
 hall forfeit, 
 thereon, or 
 is, and any 
 sd shall for- 
 to he re-ad- 
 
 1 consist of 
 n shall, sub- 
 next Article, 
 
 2 said Com- 
 o make such 
 :inie to time 
 inconsistent 
 
 ct annually 
 
 Vice-Presi- 
 
 Club, who 
 
 lext Annual 
 
 on of their 
 
 absence the 
 ; at all meet- 
 Committee, 
 ub or Com- 
 g officer. 
 
 a use to be 
 i the Annual 
 ^tiring mem- 
 
 —13— 
 
 bers and of the names of those proposed 
 by them to supply the vacancies. Any 
 member desiring to substitute, for the 
 vacancies occurring on the Committee 
 by retirement, the name or names of any 
 other member or members for those pro- 
 j)o.^ed by the Committee, shall send a 
 list of such name or names at least seven 
 days before the election to the Secretary, 
 who shall thereupon post such name or 
 names ; but no such member shall be 
 put up for election unless at least two 
 members sign the proposal. 
 
 17. That at each Annual Meeting 'r..nn to 
 three of the nine members of the Com- ''*'"''"■ 
 mittee shall retire in rotation. The 
 three members elected in 18^4 shall hold 
 oflice for three years, and of the other 
 SIX members three shall be selected by 
 the Committee to retire at the Annual 
 Meeting, 1895, and the remaining three 
 shall retire at the Annual Meeting, 1896. 
 
 If any member elected to serve on the 
 Committee shall resign, or should a 
 death vacancy occur, or should any 
 member of the Committee have ceased 
 to attend the regular meetings of the 
 General Committee for a period of three 
 inonths consecutively, the Comnn'ttee 
 shall have power to choose a qualified 
 member to act in his stead until the 
 
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 i)f KuU'S. 
 
 Aiiuuiil 
 Mi'i'tiiys. 
 
 
 Vnivi"' Meeting next (Mlsu^ls^^ wlien the 
 member so chosen sliaU retire, hut sliall 
 he ehgible for re-election. 
 
 1 8. The Committee shall meet 
 weekly on a stated day, to transact cur- 
 rent Inisiness and to audit the accounts 
 of the preceding week, tliree of whom 
 shall form a (quorum. Special meetings 
 may be called b\' the President. 
 
 19. It shall be the duty of the Com- 
 mittee to take immediate cognizance of 
 any infraction of the Constitution or 
 Regulations of the Club. 
 
 20. There shall be two stated meet- 
 ings of the Club, one of which shall be 
 held on the second Wednesday in March, 
 for the purpose of electing by ballot the 
 necessary members of the Committee 
 for the 'succeeding year, previous to 
 wdiich meeting it shall be the duty of the 
 Committee to present a report and ab- 
 stract of the state of accounts and general 
 concerns of the Club for the past year, 
 made up to the 31st January, together 
 with an estimate of the receipts and dis- 
 bursements of the current year. The 
 presiding officer shall appoint two scrut- 
 ineers, who shall receive the ballots. 
 The polls shall remain open for two 
 liours. In case the vacancies are not 
 all hlled. the meeting shall be adjourned 
 for two weeks to fill such vacancies. 
 
■—15— 
 
 ing. when the 
 ■tire, but shall 
 
 shall meet 
 I transact ciir- 
 t the accounts 
 lirce of whom 
 ecial meetings 
 lident. 
 
 :y of the Com- 
 
 cognizance of 
 
 onstitution or 
 
 stated meet- 
 Ahicli shall be 
 sday in IMarch, 
 
 1 by ballot the 
 lie Committee 
 :, previous to 
 the duty of the 
 eport and ab- 
 its and general 
 
 the past year, 
 luary, together 
 ceipts and dis- 
 it year. The 
 oint two scrut- 
 e the ballots. 
 
 open for two 
 ancies are not 
 11 be adjourned 
 iich vacancies. 
 
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 .\l<Ttin;;s 
 
 Sp-, 
 
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 TIk other meeting shall be held on the 
 W't'dnesilay fortnight, for the purpose of 
 deriding on such propositions as may 
 ha\(.' been submitted at the former meet- 
 ing ; and the chair shall be taken at all 
 meetings at four o'clock in the afternoon. 
 r})()n the written request of t\\cnt\- 
 mend)ers of the Club, the Committee 
 shall call a special meeting to consider a 
 specific subject. 
 
 Twent}' (jualified members shall con- 
 stitute a (juorum at an)- annual or special 
 meeting of the Club. 
 
 21, Tht; Connnittee shall ha\(' power 
 at all times t(3 conxcne an r'xtraordinary 
 meeting of the Club on giving fourteen 
 da3s notice, to be posted uj) during that 
 period in the Club, specifs'ing the object 
 of such meeting in the form of a resolu- 
 tion ; at which meeting no subject shall 
 be discussed beyond that specified in 
 the notice. 
 
 22. The Clubdiouse s.haH open every J,',;;""" 
 day for the reception of members at 7 
 o'clock A.M. in the summer and at 8 a.m. 
 in the winter, and shall be closed and 
 the lights extinguislied at i a.:\i., except 
 on Saturdays and Sundays, when the 
 hour of closing shall be midnight. It 
 shall be the duty of the waiters in attend- 
 
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 No ;;i;llili- 
 tirs. 
 
 Tiiki- 
 
 away 
 
 liapciM. 
 
 Si'ivauts 
 
 (111 iTlillnis. 
 
 Pfiivisimis, 
 &(■., taken 
 nut. 
 
 ance to announce the hour of 11.30 p.m. 
 on Saturdays an(i Sunchiys, and 12.30 
 o'clock on all otlu>r days, in each room 
 then occupied by nienibers, and all such 
 members shall l)c recjuired to leave the 
 Club before the time fixed for puttini; 
 out the lif^hts under a ]-)enalty of ten 
 dollars. Tl e servants on duty at the 
 time of closing the Club nuist report to 
 the Secretary the names of meud)ers re- 
 maining in the Club after such time, on 
 pain of instant dismissal. 
 
 23. No meud)er shall, on any pre- 
 tence or in any manner whatsoever, 
 receive any salary or emolument from 
 the fiiuds of the Club, nor shall any 
 member give any money or gratuity to 
 any of the servants of the establishment 
 upon any pretence whatsoever. 
 
 24. No member shall take away from 
 the Club, upon any pretence whatsoever, 
 any newspaper, pamphlet, book, map or 
 other article, the property of the institu- 
 tion. 
 
 25. No servant of the Club (the 
 messenger excepted) shall be sent out of 
 the house upon any errand on any pre- 
 tence whatever. 
 
 26. No provisions cooked in the 
 Club-house, or whines or other liquors, 
 to be sent out of the house on any pre- 
 tence whatever. 
 
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 r of 1 1.30 T'. M. 
 lys, and 12.30 
 , in tach room 
 s, and all such 
 id to leave the 
 ed for puttini^ 
 penalty of ten 
 n dut\' at the 
 must report to 
 )f niend)ers re- 
 • such titne. on 
 
 , on any pre- 
 r whatsoever, 
 Liohiment from 
 nor shall any 
 or gratuity to 
 : establishment 
 oever. 
 
 take away from 
 ice whatsoever, 
 t, book, map or 
 y of the institu- 
 
 the Club (the 
 11 be sent out (^f 
 nd on any pre- 
 cooked in the 
 ■ other liquors, 
 Ase on any pre- 
 
 27. Any cause of complaint that may 
 arise is to be written and signed by the 
 mend)<.- so complaining on his bill, 
 which complaint must be specially 
 noticed by the Committee on settling the 
 weekly accounts ; and any inattention or 
 improper conduct of a servant is to be 
 stated by letter, under the signature of 
 such member, which, being ])ut in the 
 vSecretary's box, must be laid before the 
 Committee at their next weekly meeting. 
 
 The conduct of a servant shall in no 
 instance be made a subject of personal 
 reprimand by any member. 
 
 28. All members are to pay their bills 
 for every expense they incur in tiie Club 
 before they leave the house. 
 
 29. No game of hazard shall be 
 played in the Club. Whist shall not be 
 played for ?ny higher stakes than one 
 (juarter of a dollar points ; other games 
 may be played for limited stakes ; the 
 limits of stakes to be fixed by the Com- 
 mittee. No bet on any game of cards 
 or billiards shall exceed one dollar. 
 
 No game of any kind shall be played 
 in the Club-house on Sunday. 
 
 Any member infringing the above 
 Article, on his name being reported to 
 
 Colli- 
 
 IlLlilltX. 
 
 I'.iv Chill 
 liil'ls. 
 
 N.I 
 (liilillilillf,'. 
 
 Ci'lisuivs. 
 
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 Anoking. 
 
 No dogs. 
 
 Cinistltu- 
 tloii inuy 
 bi' allfi ed. 
 
 the Committee, shall be censured, and 
 tiie censure shall be posted in the card- 
 room : and any member whose name 
 shall be twine so posted within twelve 
 months shall ipso facto cease to belong 
 to the Club, and his name shall be erased 
 from the list of members, Article 14th 
 to the contrary notwithstanding. 
 
 30. No smoking shall be permitted 
 in the Club-house, except in the billiard, 
 card and smoking-rooms. 
 
 31. No member is on any account to 
 bring a dog into the Club-house. 
 
 32. Any article of this Constitution 
 may be altered, amended or suspended 
 for any range of time, or any new article 
 may be ydded, by consent of two-thirds 
 of the members present at any meeting 
 specially convened for that purpose : 
 Provided, that such alteration, amend- 
 ment or suspension shall have been 
 specified in the notice summoning such 
 meeting. 
 
 33. A member may inscribe in a 
 book to be kept in the office, a mail ad- 
 dress for notices prescribed or directed 
 by the Constitution or Rules. In the 
 absence of such inscription, sucli notices 
 shall be served by depositing them in 
 
rnsured, and 
 I in the card- 
 vvhose name 
 t'ithin twelve 
 ise to belong 
 hall be erased 
 Article 14th 
 iding. 
 
 be permitted 
 n the billiard, 
 
 Qy account to 
 louse. 
 
 Constitution 
 or suspended 
 ly new article 
 of two-thirds 
 any meeting 
 lat purpose : 
 ition, amend- 
 [ have been 
 imoning such 
 
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 the Club letter-box addressed to hvT\, 
 and he shall be held •^o have recei ed 
 them ten days after they are so mailed 
 or deposited. 
 
 34. The foregoin, shall in* printed 
 and distributed to each member. 
 
 A. W. S. HOLMES, 
 
 Manager and Secretary. 
 Vancouver, B. C, 
 
 April 24TH, 1896. 
 
 inscribe in a 
 ce, a mail ad- 
 2d or directed 
 ules. In the 
 , such notices 
 >mg them in 
 
Rules and Regulations 
 
 1=1 
 
 OF THE 
 
 MME(0)y^EK E 
 
 COMMITTEE. 
 
 The ordinary weekly meetings will be held 
 every Wednesday at four o'clock p.m., at which 
 three shall form a quorum. In the absence of 
 the duly appointed Chairman, a Chairman for 
 the day will be first elected, and the minutes of 
 the last meeting having been read, the question 
 will be put by the Chairman '' that they be con- 
 firmed." 
 
 If the minutes be objected to by a majority of 
 the members present, the particular subject ob- 
 jected to will be reserved for consideration, 
 either at an extraordinary meeting, or at the 
 next ordinary meeting, as may be decided upon, 
 and, if not objected to then, the Chairman will 
 affix his signature thereto. 
 
 After the disposal of the minutes of the pre- 
 vious meeting, all such matters as require the 
 consideration of the Committee will be brought 
 before them, discussed and decided upon. 
 
 For the dispatch of business, the Committee 
 will, at each weekly meeting, appoint two of 
 
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 their number, to be called the " Active Commit- 
 tee," to superintend the ordinary business of the 
 Club, and submit a weekly report of their pro- 
 ceedings. 
 
 SECRETARY AND MANAGER. 
 
 As Manager, he will have the general control 
 and superintendence of the establishment under 
 the Committee. 
 
 As Secretary, he will attend all meetings of 
 the Committee and Active Committee, note their 
 resolutions, and minute them in the books of 
 their proceedings. 
 
 Din all his written official communications, he 
 will state expressly that they were made by 
 direction of the Committee. 
 
 Besides his attendance upon the Committee, 
 he will conduct the official correspondence of the 
 Club; draw up the reports; keep regular accounts 
 of all the financial concerns of the Club; an ac- 
 count of the wine and other stores in the stock 
 cellars of the Club; an account with the butler 
 and housekeeper for wines and stores delivered 
 for the consumption by members and for the use 
 of the establishment; examine the accounts of the 
 tradesmen previously to their being submitted 
 for final adjustment, and will pay the same when 
 passed by the Committee. 
 
 He will ascertain that all the goods and pro- 
 visions delivered are in strict accordance with 
 
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 /Vctlve Commit- 
 
 business of the 
 
 >rt of their pro- 
 
 AQER. 
 
 general control 
 •lishment under 
 
 all meetings of 
 ittee, note their 
 I the books of 
 
 aunications, he 
 were made by 
 
 the Committee, 
 :)ondence of the 
 sgular accounts 
 tie Club; an ac- 
 is in the stock 
 with the butler 
 itores delivered 
 and for the use 
 accounts of the 
 sing submitted 
 the same when 
 
 goods and pro- 
 :cordance with 
 
 the orders given, and correctly charged in the 
 tradesmen's books, and will sign such books. 
 
 He will attend to all communications, receive 
 information upon all subjects connected with the 
 business of the Club, and particularly all matters 
 relating to the members thereof. 
 
 He will submit to the Committee a weekly 
 statement of the receipts and disbursements of 
 the Club. 
 
 He will place before the said Committee for 
 the time being the receipts for payments which 
 have been authorized by the General Committee 
 at its previous meeting, with the exception of 
 such as are paid directly by the Treasurer, and 
 w^iU pay over to the Treasurer, at least once a 
 week, all moneys received by him. 
 
 It shall be the duty of the Secretary to be 
 present during the balloting for members and 
 also at the Annual Meeting, and perform such 
 duties in connection therewith as the Committee 
 may direct. 
 
 HOUSEKEEPER. 
 
 She will be responsible for the cleanliness and 
 order of the house, the conduct of the female 
 servants, the care of the linen and other articles 
 pertaining to her department : will check the 
 linen, etc., both on its delivery to, and return 
 from, the laundry. 
 
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 STEWARD. 
 
 The Steward will coiistantl}' reside in the Chil)- 
 house, and will have the custody of the plate, 
 cutler}', china, etc.: will receive and check all 
 supplies of provisions, keepin*; an account of 
 their weight and quantity, which he will report 
 weekly to the Secretary; and will see that good 
 order and economy are maintained in the ser- 
 vants' hall. He will have the general control 
 and superintendence of all the men-servants, and 
 be responsible for their conduct and cleanly ap- 
 pearance, and tliat they carry out the different 
 duties assigned to them, and in case of miscon- 
 duct will report the same to the Manager. 
 
 He will make the established charges for all 
 provisions, wines, etc., and cast up and receive 
 from the members the amount of their bills. 
 
 He will have the custody of all wines, liquors, 
 cigaxS, etc., as issued to him by the Manager. 
 
 He will account daily to the Secretary for all 
 moneys received from the members, and give in 
 an account of all amounts due by members for 
 supplies. He will be charged with any defici- 
 ency that may occur in the stock of wines, 
 lifjuors, cigars, etc., placed in his custody. 
 
 COOK. 
 
 The Cook will have the immediate direction 
 of the kitchen department and of the Assistants 
 therein, so far as concerns the performance of 
 their duties; and will prepare the daily bill of 
 
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 de in the Chib- 
 / of the plate, 
 and check all 
 an account of 
 he will report 
 see that good 
 ed in the ser- 
 eneral control 
 i-servants, and 
 nd cleanly ap- 
 t the different 
 ase of miscon- 
 lanager. 
 
 charges for all 
 up and receive 
 their bills. 
 
 wines, liquors, 
 he Manager. 
 
 ecretary for all 
 :rs, and give in 
 ly members for 
 r'ith any defici- 
 ock of wines, 
 custody. 
 
 diate direction 
 
 tlie Assistants 
 
 performance of 
 
 le daily bill of 
 
 faro, with the concurrence of the Manager, keep- 
 ing all orders for the issue of the kitchen sup- 
 plies for daily comparison with the dinner bills, 
 it being understood that no such supplies shall 
 be issued witliout an order. 
 
 HALL PORTER. 
 
 lie will enter in his book once a day the name 
 of ever}- member coming into tiie Club-house. 
 
 Strangers calling to see members will be 
 shewn by him into the reception room, and in- 
 timation of their arrive! immediately sent by 
 him to .lie niember incpjir.d for in the house. 
 
 If a letter for an absent uk mbcr be appll d 
 for by another member, vv'lio niay wisii to forward 
 it, the letter will be required to ]-»a\- the postage, 
 
 ck-newledunient 
 
 in 
 
 the 
 
 if nny, and to sign an 
 
 Porter's l)ook of his ii.r, ing recei\'ed the letter, 
 
 in case of any future (juestion. 
 
 He will have charge of the la\'atory on tlie 
 fust floor, cloak-room, and the fir-'s in the read- 
 ing-room; also papers and jx-ipei boxes, and see 
 that the rooms are kept r(gui;iri\ :-upi)ried Aith 
 paper, pens, etc., and coal on fires. He will 
 assist the M;!iK.-er in the writijig ajul despat<Ji- 
 ing of circulars, etc., and make liimsi'li generally 
 useful in the establishment in such ways as the 
 jManager ma}- require. 
 
 WAITERS. 
 
 The Waiters, and all other servants in the 
 establishment, will be subiect to the order of the 
 
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 ■*.■„ 
 
 Manager, and under him to the heads of the 
 different departments, and will perform such 
 duties as he or they may prescribe. 
 
 YARDMAN. 
 
 The Yardman will light the fires, cut the fire- 
 wood, convey fuel at proper times to the various 
 apartments, clean knives, keep the premises 
 constantly clean, and perform all such other 
 duties as the manager may from time to time 
 direct. 
 
 GENERAL SERVANTS' REGULATIONS. 
 
 No officer or servant will receive, under pen- 
 alty of immediate dismissal, any present what- 
 ever from the members or tradesmen of the Club; 
 and any tradesmen detected in giving such will 
 be forthwith discontinued. 
 
 No servant will absent himself or herself from 
 the Club-house without leave from the Manager. 
 
 No stranger will be admitted into the Club- 
 house except on business, and the servants are 
 strictly prohibited from receiving visitors or fol- 
 lowers. 
 
 Servants on duty will remain in the coffee- 
 room, and not leave it unless sent by head waiter 
 or a member. 
 
 Any servant absenting himself or herself with- 
 out leave from the Manager will forfeit all wages 
 during time of absence, unless he or she can 
 fully satisfy the Committee that the absence was 
 caused by sickness. 
 
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 ds of the 
 orm such 
 
 it the fire- 
 le various 
 premises 
 ich other 
 le to time 
 
 IONS. 
 
 mder pen- 
 
 ,ent what- 
 
 [ the Club; 
 
 such will 
 
 irself from 
 Manager. 
 
 the Club- 
 Tvants are 
 tors or fol- 
 
 the coffee- 
 ead waiter 
 
 ;rself with- 
 t all wages 
 ;r she can 
 )sence was 
 
 Dinner will not be served to the servants after 
 two o'clock p.m., except when they are pre- 
 vented by duty from attending at the regular 
 hours. 
 
 Supper will be served from 9 to 9.^5 p.m., 
 after which none can be obtained. 
 
 No linen, etc., will be washed for, or by, any 
 servant within the Club-house. 
 
 Eatables left on the dishes will be taken direct 
 to the kitchen, and in no way appropriated by 
 the servants. 
 
 Servants while on duty will not talk to each 
 other except on matters connected with their 
 business; and no servant is permitted to address 
 an individual member in the house on matters 
 either personal or relative to the concerns of the 
 Club — all communications of the latter kind to 
 be made to the Manager for the information of 
 the Committee. 
 
 If any money, or articles supposed to be the 
 property of members, shall be found by the 
 servants in the Club-house, they will be delivered 
 to the Manager. 
 
 The servants' entrance will be under lock, and 
 and the key thereof be in the custody of the 
 Manager. 
 
 No application for re-instalment of a servant 
 who may have been dismissed on the representa- 
 tion of a member will be read or taken into con- 
 
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 sideration, unless it conic through and be 
 reconunendctl h\ the nieuibcr on whose repres- 
 entation lie or slie was dismissed. 
 
 ENTRANCE HALL. 
 
 No large boxes or articles of baggage belong- 
 ing to a member will be admitted into the Hall, 
 and bags or portmanteaus sent b}' members 
 wishing to dress will be con\e} ed to the dress- 
 ing-rooui. 
 
 COFFEE ROOM. 
 
 Members ordering dinner or luncheon w"U fill 
 up their dinner bill //n7//st'/pt's and not employ 
 the waiter to do so. 
 
 Articles of glass, earthenware, etc., which 
 may be broken b)- members, either in the Coffee-- 
 room or elsewhere in the house, will be paid for 
 by them. 
 
 nORNINQ ROOn AND UPSTAIRS ROOHS. 
 
 No pamphlet, advertisement or notice of iir^r 
 kind will be laid on the tables, or put up in tn 
 Club; but any pamphlet, etc., which it maybe 
 wished to make known to the Club, shall be sent 
 to the Secretary to be laid before the Committee 
 for approval. 
 
 Writing materials will be provided in the 
 Morning-room. 
 
 The Strangers' Room is for the exclusive use 
 of members entertaining strangers, in accord- 
 ance with Rule 12 of the Constitution. 
 
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 No eatables beyond a sniicKvicli. toast or bis- 
 cuit will be allowed in any room besides the 
 Coffee-room and Strangers' Room. 
 
 No servants will be allowed to enter tlie room 
 w bere tbe general meeting is assembled. 
 
 DRBSSING ROOn. 
 
 Any portmanteau, bag or baggage of any kind 
 must be taken away inimediatel)' after use, and 
 not allowed to remain in the Clubhouse for 
 future use. 
 
 No member, except on- special duty, nor serv- 
 ant of a member, will be allowed to go down 
 into the basement stor}' of the house; nor will 
 an\' such servant be allowed to go into an}- other 
 room than the Dressing-room. 
 
 The foregoing ma\' be altered by a majority 
 of the General Committee. 
 
 Vancouver, 25th March, 1893. 
 
 A. W. S. HOLMES, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
honorary Zllembers 
 
 — OF THE 
 
 VANCOUVER CLUB. 
 
 H. E. thp: Governor-General 
 OF Canada. 
 
 Members of the Staff of the 
 Governor-General. 
 
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 AM'Ott, II \;uu 
 
 Al)l)()t t. J. L. (hall am 
 
 Abbott, H. Ibiiiiilton 
 
 Alexander, K. 11. IT 
 
 Ah-xaii(kr, Jvichard ]1 
 
 xVlexaiulcr, Fred. W 
 
 ArmstroRi;", W. II 
 
 An<;iis. R 
 
 Akrovd, II. C 
 
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 Bald, Capt. A. C \'ancuuver 
 
 Bell-Irving, H. O 
 
 Bell-Irving, D. M. D 
 
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 Barnard, F. S Vancouver 
 
 Browning, J. M «' 
 
 Burnett, F << 
 
 Blythe, T. A 
 
 Brownlee, J. H Victoria 
 
 Buxton, J. M Vancouver 
 
 Beecher, C. M <■<■ 
 
 Bowell, J. M Vancouver 
 
 Brown, Wm << 
 
 Bodwell, F. V 
 
 Brown, G. McL << 
 
 Burwell, H. M 
 
 Braid, Wni << 
 
 Byron- Johnson, R <« 
 
 Buscombe, Frederick << 
 
 Bowser, J. W <■<■ 
 
 Boultbee, F. W 
 
 Brouse, J. E., M. D << 
 
 Buxton, S. H ii 
 
 Ceperley, H. T Vancouver 
 
 Casement, R »< 
 
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 Chamberlin, H. W Vancouver 
 
 Carroll, J. T., M. D 
 
 Campbell, John << 
 
 Campbell-Johnston, R. C '* 
 
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 Campion, J. W << 
 
 Cambie, H. J a 
 
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 Chaldecott, F. M <* 
 
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 Collcutt, J << 
 
 Carnsew, W. H << 
 
 Cassady, G a 
 
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 Dewdney, Hon. E., Lieut. -Governor. .. Victoria 
 
 Dunbar, C. T Vancouver 
 
 Dunn, Thomas n 
 
 Downie, Wm. a 
 
 Douglas, C. S a 
 
 Davis, E. P ti 
 
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 Drake, Hon. ^\\\ Justice \'ictoiia 
 
 Davie, Hon. Tlieo " 
 
 Dupont, C. T.. " 
 
 Doiicet. L X'ancouver 
 
 Dalton, J. (j New York 
 
 Evans, E. E Vancom er 
 
 Evans, P. W 
 
 Evan-Thomas, O. G " 
 
 Ellis, W. H Victoria 
 
 Ebcrts, D. M 
 
 Evans, H. G Vancouver 
 
 F 
 
 Ferguson, R. C Vancouver 
 
 Flunimerfelt, A. (' X'ictoria 
 
 Fergusson, John ( ; N'ancouver 
 
 Fletcher, E. II Victoria 
 
 Farrell, \V Vancouver 
 
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 Goddcii, II. V \'ancoii\cr 
 
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 Gamble, F. C \'ictoria 
 
 Godfrcw J. J \'ancouvcr 
 
 Gato\\'0()d, G. 11., Dr •' 
 
 Godfrc)-, W'm "■ 
 
 Green, W. E Agassiz 
 
 Gibb, J. S X'aiicouver 
 
 H 
 
 Hance, J. B Vancouver 
 
 Harvey, W. Pellew " 
 
 Hendry, John " 
 
 Hamersle}', A. St. G " 
 
 Hulbert, H Sardis 
 
 Hamilton. Glias. R Vance ver 
 
 Hobson, John B Cariboo 
 
 Home, A. P Vancouver 
 
 Hamilton, R '<■ 
 
 Hay, INIaj.-Gen. j "■ 
 
 Hutchinson, W. M '< 
 
 Henderson, Stanley *< 
 
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 Iiincs, F. C Vancouver 
 
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 Jones, A Vancouver 
 
 Johnston, G. D., M. D " 
 
 Johnnson, Lace}- R " 
 
 Jukes, A " 
 
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 Keith, J . C Vancouver 
 
 King, A. N. C Moodyville 
 
 Keefer, H. F Vancouver 
 
 Ker, D. R Victoria 
 
 Kent. H. W \'ancouver 
 
 Lefevre, J. M., M. D Vancouver 
 
 Loewen, C. J << 
 
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 Lewthwaite, W. A " 
 
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 ]\Iiller, J. E Vancouver 
 
 Major, G. R '' 
 
 Moore, W. S Agassiz 
 
 "^ Mahon,' Ed Vancouver 
 
 Mahon, j. F " 
 
 Marstrand, Otto 
 
 Murray, Wm 
 
 Marpole, K lv;unloops 
 
 Marshall, D. G Vancouver 
 
 Marmette, Paul '' 
 
 Maclver-Gampbell, Mad '' 
 
 Macneill, C. B 
 
 MacGregor, D. C 
 
 Marani, C. J 
 
 Murphy, E. O., R.N.K Enij)rcss of Japan 
 
 Macdonaid, G \'ancouver 
 
 MacKay, G. D " 
 
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 Piigli, John S. W \'ancouvcr 
 
 Paterson, H. T " 
 
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 Russell, J. A... Vancouver 
 
 Rand, C. D 
 
 Rand, E. E England 
 
 Rogers, B. T Vancouver 
 
 Richards, S. O " 
 
 Robertson, David " 
 
 Rithet, R. P Victoria 
 
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 Robins, S. M Nanalmo 
 
 Reid, Hon. James Quesnelle 
 
 Russell, F. R. McD Vancouver 
 
 Roper, W. J Kamloops 
 
 Robertson, Arch M., M. D Vancouver 
 
 Richardson, H. T Empress of India 
 
 Robertson, W. R Vancouver 
 
 Redmond, W. H Victoria 
 
 Rolt, F. W Vancouver 
 
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 Shields, Alexander Vancouver 
 
 Salsbury, W. F 
 
 Springer, B 
 
 Snowden, N. P Victoria 
 
 Smith, Cecil Vancouver 
 
 Saunders, T. S. C 
 
 Sewell, H. F. D 
 
 Sweeny, C 
 
 Stuart, Chas. Gordon " 
 
 Senkler, J- H 
 
 Stewart, D. G 
 
 Stepney, Sir Arthur C Llanelly, Gt. Br. 
 
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 Spencer, O. .^ Vancouver 
 
 Springer, Louis " 
 
 Smith, P. N 
 
 Skrine, O. P 
 
 Shaw, H. P 
 
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 Tatlow, R. G Vancouver 
 
 Townley, J- D ** 
 
 Turner, George " 
 
 Twigge, Maj. -Gen. J " 
 
 Tollemache, Hon. S England 
 
 Townley, T. O Vancouver 
 
 Townley, C. R New Westminster 
 
 Thynne, W. F. G Vancouver 
 
 Twigge, S. K " 
 
 Thomson, M. P 
 
 Tunstall, S. J., M. D 
 
 Tingley, S Ashcroft 
 
 Taprell, C. D Vancouver 
 
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 Wickcnden, CO Vancouver 
 
 Williams, J. T... 
 
 Wulffsohn, J 
 
 Wilson, Chas 
 
 Woods, J. G 
 
 Williams, A 
 
 Wil^ress, H. T 
 
 Wilson, J as 
 
 Worsnop, Capt. C. A 
 
 Watson, H. 11 ." . 
 
 Tur 11 xj T> .Victoria 
 
 Walkem, H. b 
 
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 Warner, L. 1' ., J i 
 
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 Ward, Wm. A 
 
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 Supernumerary Members. 
 
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 ArchibaKl, Capt. R ICniprcss of China 
 
 Adamson. J F-npress of India 
 
 Bone, Stanlcv Empress of China 
 
 Bird, Capt I^-M.S. Warrimoo 
 
 Bowles, G. D Empress of China 
 
 Beetham, E. E Empress of India 
 
 Bourne, A. S Empress of China 
 
 Dewhirst, H.N Empress of China 
 
 Ferris, Dr. G. M Empress of China 
 
 Hock, Bas Empress of India 
 
 Robinson, William Empress of China 
 
 Wright, Dr. II. K Empress of China