Telegram from Yeelunco (裕綸公司) in a numeric translation of Chinese characters used in telegraph communication. More examples of telegrams are available.
The fonds consists of correspondence, subject files, printed material, and documents related to Culhane's social justice activities, particularly concerning prisoner's rights and prison reform.
Program for the Chinese opera 'The Righteous Governor', which was performed at the Orpheum Theatre in Seattle, Washington, probably in the 1930s. 2 copies.
Pamphlet created to celebrate Vancouver's Golden Jubilee. Pamphlet was owned by Sue [Chang] and describes Chinatown and its inhabitants and businesses. Multiple drafts copies exist in collection.
Letter from the secretary to Mayor G. G. McGreer, [R. A. Davidson?], to Quene Yip (葉求鈞) thanking him for 2 complimentary copies of 'Vancouver Chinatown'.
Letter from Quene Yip (葉求鈞) to Norman De Graves, collector of customs, stating that Quene has enclosed 2 copies of 'Vancouver Chinatown', a pamphlet that he wrote.
Contract made by Victoria Yip (羅粵秀), publisher of a pamphlet, with an agent for the solicitation of advertising for the pamphlet. Included is a business card for Quene Yip (葉求鈞).
Contract between Wong Guey Hong and Lee Joe where Wong Guey Hong agrees to pay Lee Joe a total of $1500 for a birth certificate for the entry of a "person."
Affidavit of Sam Sing attesting to the fact that Fung Ying Quoy, a prospective Chinese immigrant, is compliant with the Chinese Immigration Act, and that a head tax of $500 will be paid upon his arrival in Vancouver.
The fonds consists of a manuscript, black-and-white and colour prints, and slide images relating to life in the Szechuan province of China (1920-1950). A manuscript entitled A Trip to Tibet (Summer 1930) with photographs chronicles a trip taken by the Crooks with fellow medics and missionaries. The considerable slide and print collection reveals aspects of Chinese people, life and topography as well as Asian-Christian subjects.
Letter from the Chinese Workers' Protection Association regarding how government is charging taxes but the Chinese are not getting the same benefits. The association invites the Chinese Student's Association about writing together to B.C. government and Vancouver government in protest.
Letter to H. A. Urquhart, Licence Inspector, regarding late payment of licence fees. Letter was written by an interpreter on behalf of several peddlers and was written on Yip Sang Company (永生號) letterhead.
