Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Chang Bark Wah, Yee Kum, Jung Shair Sing, Seto Chuck, Wong Woy, Chu Gang Fook, Jim Sun You, Chan Toon Jong, Lee Kee, and Chan Tong.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Nguey Lung Ying, Yuen Fong [Dock], Luke Dick York, Mon Shew Pang, Lee Fung Sing, Won Park Yow, Lum Wah Moy, Jim Min Yook, Chung Yee Choy, and Wong Ko.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Moy Hing Jung, Yip Sun, Mah Shee Tan, Mah Nang Shew, Mah Nang Toon, Mah Fon, Chan Chong, Lew Song Foon, Kwan Chik Len, and Eng Shee Ling.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Kwan Sho Hon, Woo Soo, Lee On, Huey Shong Shing, Lee Fong, Mah Fong, Wong Kung Sai, Lee Shuen, and Chee Fon.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Lee Lok, Ho Foo Chong, Lew Man Sing, Chee Joe Siu, Chee Kwong Wat, Hong Ngong Foo, Ng Yip Kuey, Young Guey Hung, Young Gim Mon, and Young Chew.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Jung Mok, Chab She Ho, Huey Sid Hing, Huey Gim York, Huey Toy [Ling], Ng Yin Yet, Lew Toy, Lee Wei, Jung Fun Foon, Wong Hong, Lee See, David Wong, Lily Wong, [Lilk] Wong, Mamie Wong, Geo. Wong, and Lee Park See.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Chew Hew Tank, Chow [Chan?], Lew Chu, Fong Toon Sun, Song Dong Jung, Song Bark Dan, Woo [Gow], Ho Kwong, Louie Ying, and Chin Chung Kong.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Mrs. Wong [Nine?], Miss Mabel Wong, Wong [Gim], Dang Tong, Pon Soon, Song Sing, Fong Chow, Dang Pon Lung, Dong Dan, Dong Kar Lung and Lew Fat.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Toy [G-?] Toon, Lee Sue Yong, Leong Kong Choy, Lee Kee Hon, Lim Lee, Wong Chew Nan, Louie Ban, Mrs. Ng May, Lim Sun Wah, Lim Sam Kwong, Lew Bing Hen, and Chin Fat Sing.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Goon Lin [Doy], Lew Sha Dan, Lew Yat, Lew Fai, Chin Jack, Chin Ng, Wong Wah, Low Man Tuey, Lee Hoo Chan, and Chan Jek Mon.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Mrs. Chow Duck, Miss Clara Chow, Miss Gertie Chow, Miss Bertha Chow, Herbert Chow, Ng Jung Ying, Chin Shee, Moy Wing, Seto Chong Fat, Mr, Yip Hing Kwok, Mrs. Charlie Yip Yen, Rev. K. Y. Tang, Mr. Wong Sing, and Mr. Yip Dong Sing.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Mr. Lee Yip [Choon], Jung Bing Gard, Jung Yin Choy, Jung Dong Young, Jung Bong Ming, Jung Mah Shee, Jung Yat Ching, Jung Yat Sim, Jung Bong Sing, Mr, Soon Hing Chew, Soon Shew Lun, Mrs. Soon Hing Chew, Soon Shew Goon, Soon Shew Ying, Chow Sing, Wong Kwan Hai, Young Ken Poy, Young Tsan Ming, and Hoo Hei Soon.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Mah Ting [Choy], Lim Kong Yow, Chu Chuck Kay, Jung Yuey, Huey Foon, Chin [Guey], Chin [Suia?] Kwong, Yip Guey Hong, Chan Tong, and Lee [Thick] Fon.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Jang Shee Gang, Lim Quon, Lee You Wah, Mark Yet Chun, Mr. C. L. Wong, Woo Young Wing, Chin Kue, Huey Jick, Ho Yow Duck, and Yip Do Ling.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Miss Lee Kam Young, Tam Sze, Wong Sue Yin, Lee Mon, Kong Shong Poy, Lim Lap Dang, Lee Chock Yee, Hum Let Quong, Lee Chong Lum, and Lee Foo Hong.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Wong Yoke Fong, Moy Lin Dan, Kong Yuen, Lee Shew Quon, Chan Kee Chong, Chow Tom, Chow Shong Keg, Lam Gooey Art, Lam See, Mrs. Chik Wai Leung, Washington Leung, and Victor Leung.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Yip Gim Ben, Mah Wing How, Lew Kin, Lim Kin Yow, Wong Chow, Tsang Yow Wing, Lew Gar Chiu, Huie Hung How, Lee Chew, and Kwok Bew.

Ticket stubs for the following passengers: Mr. Chin Ying Fat, Mrs. Chin Ying Fat, Lee Gim Wah, Fong Yeet, Lim Bing, Chin Dick Mon, Lew Joe, Woo Jack On, Lim Gim Shun, Yip Fook Yen, and Lee Wing Sheong.

Balance sheet of Yip Kew Him, cataloging his liabilities and assets.

Contract between two parties concerning the purchase of a large list of appliances and dinnerware.

A financial statement sent to Yet Sang co.

A dicussion about consultations between different companies.

Letter addressed to Yip Mow and Yip Kew Him. The sender thanks them for a tour of their cannery facilities and invites them over to consult at the Goon Dip cannery.

A letter to Yip Him concerning bail funds in a recent case.

A newspaper clipping from the Vancouver Sun. Content is a biographical summary of Yip Sang and his family.

The plan shows a subdivision of a section of North Arm road (Fraser Street). Inscribed note on verso reads “Yip Sang land speculation”.

Includes Chinese riddle book.

Includes bound book of Chinese medicine and acupuncture written in old style Chinese with calligraphy. This text might have been published in China and taken to Canada by the Chinese immigrants who were members of the Chinese Freemasons.

Includes bound book of Chinese medicine and acupuncture written in old style Chinese with calligraphy. This text might have been published in China and taken to Canada by the Chinese immigrants who were members of the Chinese Freemasons.

Includes bound book of Chinese medicine and acupuncture written in old style Chinese with calligraphy. This text might have been published in China and taken to Canada by the Chinese immigrants who were members of the Chinese Freemasons.

Includes bound book of Chinese medicine and acupuncture written in old style Chinese with calligraphy. This text might have been published in China and taken to Canada by the Chinese immigrants who were members of the Chinese Freemasons.

Includes bound books of donation records from the Tang On Company for the Chinese Freemasons (Cheekungtong) that list the donors' names and donation amount. The donations might be for the operation of the Chinese Freemasons of Canada in Victoria, B.C. and for rendering financial assistance to members in need.

Records of receipts and envelopes primarily for the expenses of the Dart Coon Club (Cheekungtong) Headquarters of Canada in Victoria, B.C., which includes payment receipts for utilities, telephone company, tools, hotel and boarding, cigarettes, food, and rental fee for events, and reflects the operation of the Dart Coon Club and the activities of the members of the Chinese Freemasons. The records are arranged roughly in chronological order.

Includes records that primarily reflects a number of posts that Wong Hong Sung held at the Chinese Freemasons (Cheekungtong) in Canada and the Vancouver branch, which includes Wong Hong Sung's certificate of appointments at the Chinese Freemasons, dated from 1947 to 1952. The records are arranged in chronological order.

Includes records that reflect the procedure for the election of Dart Coon Club Headquarter officers in Victoria, B.C. Voters' ballots were mailed to the Dart Coon Club Headquarter of Victoria in 1942. Ballots contain signatures of the voters, the names of candidates, and indication of selected candidates; some ballots have the Dart Coon Club stamps of Canada-wide branches. The ballots are kept in the original order as they were received.

Includes records that reflect the procedure for the election of Dart Coon Club Headquarter officers in Victoria, B.C. Voters' ballots were mailed to the Dart Coon Club Headquarter of Victoria in 1942. Ballots contain signatures of the voters, the names of candidates, and indication of selected candidates; some ballots have the Dart Coon Club stamps of Canada-wide branches. The ballots are kept in the original order as they were received.

Includes records that reflect the procedure for the election of Dart Coon Club Headquarter officers in Victoria, B.C. Voters' ballots were mailed to the Dart Coon Club Headquarter of Victoria in 1942. The records include envelopes mailed from Vernon, B.C., Kelowna, B.C., Vancouver, B.C., Toronto, Ont., Lethbridge, Alta., Cumberland, B.C., Kamloops, B.C., Cranbrook, B.C., Calgary, Alta., Duncan, B.C., Montreal, Que. The envelopes are arranged roughly in chronological order as some envelopes are undated.

A name or title is written on the plate.

The number 14 and some traditional Chinese characters are written on the plate.

The number 39 and some traditional Chinese characters are written on the plate.

The number 2 and a name or title or title are written on the plate.

Name is written on the plate.

The number 8 and a name or title are written on the plate.

The number 5 and a name or title are written on the plate.

The number 3 and a name or title are written on the plate.

Name is written on the plate.

Correspondance between Chinese Free Mason society and the Vancouver-based Tai Hon Newspaper. Correspondances took place between August 25th, 1928 and December 12th, 1929.

Commemorative Booklet highlighting Chinese Freemasons of Canada members and events related to the Xinhai revolution in China.

Correspondence written or received in 1924 by MacDonell on behalf of the Scottish Immigrant Aid Society. Correspondents include the Minister of Immigration and Colonization and the ministry's London office, the Deputy Minister of Public Health of Alberta, Wallace Fisheries on Vancouver Island, the Imperial Oversea Settlement Office, the Archbishop of Edmonton. Correspondence from Colonel Dennis of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company regards planning for Scottish settlers in Alberta for a training farm for Public School boys, a settlement for women, and the 3000 Family Scheme. The letters pertain to the establishment of the Clandonald settlement including the recruitment of settlers, applications and letters from Scottish emigrants, assessment and sale of land to immigrants, construction of farm buildings and supplying provisions for immigrants settling in Alberta. The file also includes copies of 1924 forms for application to the Agricultural Training Scheme, Alberta, and a sectional map of Red Deer, Alberta.

Correspondence and other textual material, including manuscript drafts of promotional texts by MacDonell, accounts received by MacDonell of Hebridean settlers travelling expenses, and memoranda by MacDonell regarding requirements for settlers. Also includes specifications for cottages constructed for settlers and farm workers in Alberta by the Scottish Immigrant Aid Society, a Scottish newspaper cartoon depicting Scots answering 'The Call of the West', a pamphlet copy of the Immigration Act and Regulations. Additionally, 'Months diary May 1925' is included along with other draft monthly and yearly reports to the Scottish Immigrant Aid Society prepared in 1925 by MacDonell, as well as minutes of Society meetings, and a copy of an agreement in 1925 between the Society and the Department of Immigration and Colonization.