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Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung collection
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Correspondence

Includes handwritten correspondence that pertains to Chinese immigrants' family and financial issues, such as requests for monetary assistances and undelivered family letters to China. Records also include correspondence that reflects the impact of World War II on the Chinese immigrants in Canada: for instance, a letter was detained in Hong Kong by the Japanese from December 1941 to September 1945 and a pile of undelivered Chinese war relief fund tickets, were kept by the Dart Coon Club of Victoria, B.C. for unknown reasons. There are a number of empty envelopes.

Cheekungtong (Chinese Freemasons)

Correspondence

Correspondence originally assembled by A. N. Cairns, Marine Superintendent of the British Columbia Coast Steamship Service, including correspondence relating to the Princess fleet, company policy, and employees.

Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Correspondence

Letters received by Yip Mow from various personal and business correspondents in Canada, the United States, and China, some drafts of letters from Yip Mow written by his secretaries, several draft letters in Chinese concerning insurance business and a handwritten copy of a revised bill promoting sales of natural products in British Columbia.

Yip, Mow

Correspondence and records related to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company

Correspondence and other textual records, received and assembled by Rev. Andrew MacDonell, and arranged chronologically as a file perhaps by Clare Lawrence. Includes letters from the Canadian Pacific Railway Company Department of Natural Resources and Department of Colonization and Development regarding the settlement of Scottish immigrants in Alberta, particularly regarding the Clandonald settlement scheme. Includes several applications for farm work in Alberta and applications for settlement in Canada and for reduced rates for Scottish immigrants travelling via Canadian Pacific steamships to Canada and other related Canadian government Department of Immigration and Colonization forms completed by Scottish immigrants recruited by MacDonell.

Mundy Maps Co.

Correspondence and records related to the Scottish Immigrant Aid Society

Correspondence and other textual material relating to the Scottish Immigrant Aid Society, received and assembled by Rev. Andrew MacDonell, and arranged chronologically as a file perhaps by Clare Lawrence. Includes correspondence regarding the activities of the Society, especially regarding financing and settlement planning for the Society's settlement scheme in Alberta, Canada, minutes of 1925 meetings, printed reports for the years 1933 and 1939, and a 1926 field supervisor's report regarding Clandonald, Alberta. Includes an informal retrospective report by MacDonell in 1952, pamphlets, broadsides and other promotional material for the Clandonald settlement scheme, specifications from 1923 for farm workers' housing construction and settlers' cottages, copies of memoranda and requests for funds by MacDonell, correspondence with and copies of lectures in 1933 by Dr. Coady of the Extension Department of St. Francis Xavier University, and four indentures made in 1939 and the early 1940s by MacDonell with his relative Arthur Lawrence regarding property in Clandonald.

Mundy Maps Co.

Correspondence and textual material relating to Captain Alexander James Hosken

File consists of letters, newspaper clippings, and other textual material related to Captain Alexander James Hosken, including letters written by Hosken aboard the first Empress of Canada to his wife in the years 1935 and 1936, clippings about the man, and a letter from H. E. Howard at the Department of Veterans Affairs to Hosken's wife.

Hosken, Alexander James

Correspondence between Dr. W. B. Chung and others regarding the specifications of the Empresses

Correspondence between Dr. W. B. Chung and the Canadian Pacific Steamships Limited in 1963 regarding blueprints of the first Empress of Canada and the second Empress of Japan loaned to Chung, and between Chung and the Provincial Archives of British Columbia dating from 1961-1963 regarding Chung's request for copies of a British Columbia Historical Quarterly featuring Dr. W. K. Lamb's article "Empress Odyssey."

Chung, Wallace B.

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