Correspondence, declarations, certificates and related records pertaining to immigration of Chinese to Canada in the early twentieth century assisted by Yip Sang, family members and Wing Sang Company.

Birthday greetings and good wishes on red paper together with an envelope of receipts for banquet and gift expenses associated with the birthday celebrations of Yip Sang's third wife, Chin Shee, and second wife, Wong Shee, in 1926.

Regarding establishing a Chinese school in Vancouver. W. D. Scott was the Chief Controller of Chinese Immigration.

Chinese agent for the C.P.R. and the Canadian Pacific Steamship Line

The party was at W. K. Chop Suey House.

In the early 1920's Yip Sang and Wing Sang Company continued to assist immigration of youths, often aged 11 or 12 years old, to Canada from China, facilitating their passage and support on arrival in B.C. This volume provides a journal for the year 1923 of funds entrusted to Yip Sang to defray costs of immigration and subsequent living expenses for youths sent by their parents from China to Canada.

File contains steerage berthing cards for Chow Yat Hong and Woo Chow Shim, correspondence between Yip Sang and J. J. Forster concerning a refund for Shim's ticket, as well as two bills of lading from goods to be shipped from Asia to Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, aboard the Empress of Asia.

Regarding salt herring licenses issued to Orientals.

In the early 1920's Yip Sang and Wing Sang Company continued to assist immigration of youths, often aged 11 or 12 years old, to Canada from China, facilitating their passage and support on arrival in B.C. This volume provides a journal for the year 1923 of funds entrusted to Yip Sang to defray costs of immigration and subsequent living expenses for youths sent by their parents from China to Canada.

Correspondence, declarations, certificates and related records pertaining to immigration of Chinese to Canada in the early twentieth century assisted by Yip Sang, family members and Wing Sang Company.

Two notebooks with enclosed maps and sketches all related to property and buildings owned by Yip Sang in South Vancouver and New Westminster, B.C.

Correspondence, declarations, certificates and related records pertaining to immigration of Chinese to Canada in the early twentieth century assisted by Yip Sang, family members and Wing Sang Company.