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Shnuring the Illuminated Portions of the Discs &lt;tf Vetous and Mart. 















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Mars. 


1892. 


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February .. 14. 
March 15. 
April If. 
May IP. 


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0.713 
0.582 
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0.882 
0.874 
0.882 


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September 15. 
October 15. 
November.. 15. 


0.269 
0.486 
0.632 
0.746 


0.993 
0.929 
0.880 
0.862 


June 15. 


0.156 


0.919 


December .. 15. 


0.833 





Eclipses. 
In the vear 1892 there will be two Eclipses of the Sun, and two of the Moon. 

I -A Total Eclipse of the Sun, April 26th, 1892, invisible in Canada. 
II. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, May llth 1892, partly visible in Canada. 

Last contact with the Shadow, May 11 7 36.6 j Eastern standard Time. 



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Is of the contacts for nlaces near Toronto may be found from the f&lt; 
Fir at 



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Contact on the Sun s limb, 



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from the North towarda 



Contact on the Sun s limb, w + 33=1 from the North towards the East. 
IV. A Total Eclipse of the Moon, November 4th, 1893, invisible in Canada 



In these formulas the co-effici,nt S of the terms are the numbers whos e^ logarithms .are the numbers within 
the brackets [ ] ; also I denotes the geocentric Latitude, and A the Longitude \\est of Greenwich. 



ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS 

MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THIS PUBLICATION AT THE MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY IN TORONTO 

FOR THE YEAR 1892. 



Golden Number 12 

Bpact 1 

Solar Cycle 25 



Chronological Cycles. 

Dominical Letters C.B. 

Roman Indictiou 5 

Period 6665 



The year 5653 of the Jewish Era begins Sept. 22. .. 1892 
The year 1310 of the Mahometan Era begins on 
July 26 1892 



Epochs. 



The 56th of Queen Victoria s Reign begins June 20, 1892 
The 26th of the Dominion of Canada begins July 1, 1892 
The 117th of the Indep. of the U. S. begins July 4, 1892 



Fixed and Movable Festivals and Anniversaries 

Whitsunday June 

Midsummer Day J une 

Dominion Day July 

Michaelmas Day Sept. 

Birth of Prince of Wales Nov. 

St. Andrew Nov. 

Christmas Day Dec. 



5 
24 

1 
29 

9 

30 
25 



St. David March 1 

Ash Wednesday March 2 

St. Patrick March 17 

Lady Day March 25 

Easter Sunday April 17 

St. George April 23 

Birth of Queen Victoria May 24 

Holy Thursday May 26 

Explanation of the Articles in the Calendar. 

These pages are calculated for Toronto, and for ordinary purposes will serve with sufficient accuracj for every city 
in the Dominion of Canada. For Latitude and Longitude of Observatory see page 20. 

NOTE. Standard times* are given in all columns headed Toronto. In calculating, the mean time has teen taken 
as 17m. 34s. slower than standard. 

The times* of the SUN S RISING AND SETTING! are given for the upper limb, and are corrected for refraction for 

Toronto. 

The standard times* both for the rising and setting of the Moon s centre are given for every day for Toronto. 

The column, SUN ON MERIDIAN, gives the time that a watch keeping local mean time should show when the 
shadow of a sun dial is on the noon mark. 

MOON S AGE. This column shows to the nearest tenth of a day the Moon s aga nt 




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Star Table. 

From the times of the upper transit of the Pole Star may be derived, with the aid of the following Table, the times of 
culmination, and of the rising and setting of the principal fixed stars, as seen from the parallel of 45 north latitude. 

To ascertain when any star found in the following Table will be on the meridian, add the number in the left-hand 
column of figures to the preceding meridian transit of the pole star given in the calendar. To find the time of rising 
of a star, tubtract the number opposite to it in the right-hand column of figures from the time of its meridian passage. 
for the setting of a star, add the same number to the time of its meridian passage. Those stars marked (-) revolve 
in a circle of perpetual apparition, and do not rise or set at places in and to the north of latitude 45. 



NAME OF STAR. 


On 
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Rises 
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NAMB OF STAB. 


On 
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Rises 

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a Andromedse . 


h m 
2 9 40 


h m 
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22 45 


6 59 




10 23 


7 2 


a Cassiopeise 


23 11 




/3 Corvi 


11 8 


4 20 


j Ceti 


23 15 


4 40 




11 58 


5 16 


3 Arietis . ... ... 


29 


7 25 




12 22 




a Arietis 


42 


7 39 




12 50 


7 23 


a Ceti 


1 37 


6 13 


(3 Ursse Minoris 


13 30 




a Persei .... 


1 57 






13 50 


5 23 


a Tauri (Aldebaran) 


3 10 


7 7 


a Coronse Borealis 


14 9 


8 2 


&lt;i Aurigss (Capella) 


3 49 






14 17 


6 26 


/3 Orionis (Rigel) . ... 


3 50 


5 25 




14 88 


4 86 


k3 Tauri 


4 


8 10 


a Scorpii (Antares) 


15 1 


4 2 


i Orionis 


4 7 


5 57 


a Herculis 


15 48 


6 59 


i Orionis 


4 11 


5 54 


/3 Draconis 


16 6 




a Columbse 


4 16 


3 9 




16 32 




a Orionis 


4 29 


6 29 




17 11 


9 31 


a Canis Majoris (Sirius) 


5 20 


4 50 


a Aquilse (Altair) 


18 23 


6 38 


f Canis Maioris 


5 34 


8 46 


a Cvsrni . 


19 15 


11 88 


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a Geniinorum (Castor) 


6 8 


8 34 


a Cephei 


19 54 




a Canis Minoris (Procyon) . . 


6 13 


6 21 


(3 Aquarii 


20 3 


5 34 


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6 19 


8 9 


a Aquarii 


20 38 


5 55 


a Hydras 


8 2 


5 26 


a Piscis Aust. (Fomalhaut) .... 


21 29 


3 36 


a Leonis (Regulus) 


8 42 


6 50 


a Pegasi 


21 36 


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Mars. 


1892. 


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July 15 


0.012 


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March 15. 
April If. 
May If. 


0.807 
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0.582 
0.41C 


0.901 
0.882 
0.874 
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September 15. 
October 15. 
November.. 15. 


0.269 
0.486 
0.632 
0.746 


0.993 
0.929 
0.880 
0.862 


June 15. 


0.156 


0.919 


December .. 15. 


0.833 


0.866 



Eastern Standard Time. 



Eclipses. 
In the year 1892 there will be two Eclipses of the Sun, and two of the Moon. 

I. A Total Eclipse of the Sun, April 26th, 1892, invisible in Canada. 
II. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, May llth 1892, partly visible in Canada. 

h. in. 

Last contact with the Shadow, May 11 7 36.6 

Last contact with the Penumbra, May 11 8 50.9 

III. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, October 20th 1892, visible throughout Canada. 

At Toronto the Eclipse begins at 117i 53?n 6 Standard Time. Angle of first contact from the North Pole, 30 
towards the West for direct image. 

The time of nearest approach is 137i 25m 1. The magnitude of the Eclipse (Sun s diameter=l) is 623. 
The Eclipse ends at 147i53m. 7. Angle of last contact from the North Pole, 105 towards the East for direct image. 
Tne Eastern Standard Times of the contacts for places near Toronto may be found from the following formula : 
J- irxt Contactscos w = 1-38141 [G 11921] sin 1 [0-06330] cos 1 sin (8830 -00-A). 

t=14A 5S" 9 [377049] sin w [3-81971] sin 1 -[3-89997] cos 1 cos (159~29 98-A). 
Contact on the Sun s limb, w 4024 from the North towarda the West. 
Contact.* cos w = r$999l [0-15948] sin 1 [9 99421] cos 1 sin (136 C 30 -02-A). 

t = 13A 2S" K + [3-74315] sin w [3-71544] sin 1 -f [3-91255] cos 1 sin (11444 -28-\). 
Contact on the Sun s limb, w -f- 33! from the North towards the East. 
IV. A Total Eclipse of the Moon, November 4th, 189:!, invisible in Canada. 



* In these formulas the co-efficients of the terms are the numbers whose logarithms are the numbers within 
the brackets [ ] ; also I denotes the geocentric Latitude, and A the Longitude West of Greenwich. 



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[1892. 




THIRTY-ONE DAYS. 



892 



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CANADA. 



AL 



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THE CANADIAN ALMANAC. 



[1892. 




THIRTY-ONE DAYS. 



892 



JULY, 



SEVENTH MONTH. 



I/I 

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CANADA 



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17 



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Mean Temperature. 
Difference from -rage (f&gt;0 years) ... 


1 ; : 1 ; 


Mean height of baro ter at 32 Fah 
Difference from average (49 years)... 
Highest barometer 
Lowest barometer 
Monthly and annual ranges 


Mean humidity of the air. . . . 
Difference from average 


Mean elasticity of aqueous vapour. . . . 


Mean of cloudiness 
Difference from average (213 years) ... 


Resultant direction of wind 
" velocity of the wind 
Average velocity (miles per hour) 
Difference from average (15 years).... 


Total amount of rain 
Difference from average (50 years) ... 
Number of days of rain 


Total amount of snow in inches 
Difference from average (47 years) . . 
Number of days of snow 


Number of fair days 
Number of days completely clouded... 


Number of auroras observed 
Possible to see aurora (No. of nights)... 


Number of thunderstorms 
Number of fogs 


Number of hours bright sunshine. . . . 
No. of hours of possible sunshine.. 


Thermic anomaly t.4S u 40 ) 
Highest tempera are 
Lowest temperatv re 
Monthly and annual ranges .. 
Mean maximum temperature 
Mean minimum temperature 
Meau daily range 
Greatest daily range 



1892] 



METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. 



21 



TEMPERATORR. 


/VIND. 




1890. 


*ZE E *~ 




1990. 

N48W 
1.80 
9.19 
Dec. 
13.19 
June. 
6.84 
Oct. 13 
28.21 
NOT. 17 

1.13 

Oct. 6 
3.4 p.m. 

40.0 


Average 
15 yrs. 

N61W 
2.51 
9.64 
March 
11.49 
July 
7.56 

28.12 

* 

43.77 


Extremes. 


Ave ge temperature 


45.02 
July. 

67.31 
Dec. 

23.00 

44.34 
2.51 
Jan. 

7.36 
Aug 3 

77.07 
Mar. 6 

4.03 
Aug. 3 

89.4 
Mar. 6 

2.7 
92.1 


44.11 
July. 

67.68 
Jan. 

22.33 

45.35 
2.53 
Jan. 

4.00 

77.88 

-2.41 

90.78 

12.48 
103.26 


47.09 
in 1878. 
July, 68 

75.80 
Feb., 75. 

10.16 

3.64 
Feb., 75. 

12.37 
July 14, 
1868. 
84.50 
Feb. 6, 
1855. 
Jan. 22, 
1859. 


40.77 
in 1873. 
Aug., 60 

64.46 
Feb., 48 

26.00 

July 31, 
1854. 
72.75 

Dec. 22, 
1842. 

9! 57 
Aug. 19, 
1840. 
82.4 
Jan. 2, 
1842. 
1.9 
87.0 


Resultant direction 
Resultant velocity 
in miles 


10.54 
in 1880. 
April, 80 

13.88 
July, 78 
5.93 

Mov. 17, 
1880. 
41.67 

Nov. 7, 
1880. 
3-4 a.m. 
55.5 


8.32 
in 1878 
Dec., 75 

10.42 
July, 81 
8.43 

Feb. 10, 

1885. 
,22.79 

Jan. 17 
1885. 
10-llam 
39.0 


Warmest month ... 
Aver. temp, of the 
warmest month . 
Coldest month 
Aver temp of the 
coldest month ... 
Diff.be tw.temperat. 
of the warmest A 
coldest months... 
Aver, of deviations 
of monthly means 
Month of greatest 
deviation 


Aver, velocity with 
out reg. to direct. 
Month of greatest 
average velocity. 
Greatest monthly 
average velocity. 
Month of least aver, 
velocity 


Least monthly av. 
velocity 


Day greatest aver, 
velocity 


Greatest daily aver, 
velocity 


Correspond, magni 
tude of deviation. 
Warmest day 
Aver, temperat. of 
the warmest day. 

Coldest day ... 


Day of least aver, 
velocity 


Least daily aver, 
velocity 


Hour of greatest 
absolute velocity 

Greatest velocity ... 


Aver.tem.ofcold. d. 
Date highest temp 

Highest temperat. . 
Date lowest temp... 

Lowest temperat.... 
Range of the year . 


Aug. 24, 
1854. 
99.2 
Jan. 10, 
1859. 
26.5 
118.2 


RAIN. 




1890 5 A T y e ea a r g 8 : E * remes. 


BAROMETER. 


Total depth of rain 


32.110 
145 

Oct. 
4.910 

May 

23 

Oct. 3 
2.050 


27.318 
112 

Sept. 
3.352 

Oct. 
13 

1.884 


43.555 
in 1843. 
145 
in 1890. 

Sept., 43 
9.760 

Jan, 69 
Oct., 90. 

23 

Sept.,14, 
1843. 
3.456 


17.574 
in 1874. 
80 
in 1841. 

June, 87 
2.655 

May, 41 
11 

Sept.,14 

1848. 
1.000 


Number of days in 
which rain fell... 
Month in which the 
greatest depth of 
rain fell 


1 Rqn Average 
l90 49 years. 


Extremes. 


Aver, press, of year 

Month highest av.p. 
Highest mon. av.p 
Month lowest av.p. 
Lowest mon. av. p. 
Date of highest pres 
sure in the year. 
Highest pressure- 
Date of lowest pres 
sure in the year. 
Lowest pressure . ... 
Range of the year. 


29.6313 29.6184 28.6779 
in 1849. 
Sept. Sept. Jan., 49 
29.7309 29.6649 29.8046 
Oct. June. Mar., 59 
29.5159 29.5683 29.4143 
Jan. 8, 
Jan. 28 ... 1866. 
30.334 30.366 30.940 
Jan. 2, 
April 9 ... 1870. 
28.762 28.705 28.166 
1.572 1.661 2.133 
in 1866. 


29.5602 
in 1864. 
June, 64 
29.6525 
Nov., 59 
29.5886 
Mar. 7, 
1878. 
30.139 
Mar. 17, 
1845. 
28.939 
1.303 
in 1845. 


Greatest depth of 
rain in one month 
Month in which the 
days of rain were 
most frequent 
Greatest number of 
rainy day sin one 


Days in which the 
greatest amount 
of rain fell 


Greatest amount of 
rain in one day... 


SNOW. 


RELATIVE HCMIDITY. 


189 - 49 T E:: E * t *&lt;- 


189 " 4^^ *f- 


Aver.humid.ofyear 
Month of greatest 
humidity 


78 77 

Feb. Jan. 
85 83 
April May. 

69 70 


82 in 51 

Jan., 57 
89 
Feb., 43 
58 


73 in 58 

Dec., 58 
81 
Apr., 49 

76 


Total depth of snow 
in inches 


52.6 

81 

Dec. 
19.1 

Dec. 

22 

Dec. 3 
11.0 


70.2 
65 

Jan. 

17.5 

Jan. 
14 

9.1 


122.9 
in 1870. 
87 
in 1859. 

Mar., 70 

62.4 

Dec., 72. 

24 

Feb.6, 63 
Mar. 27, 
1870. 
Ifi.n 


34.6 
in 1888. 
33 
In 1848. 

Dec., 61. 
10.7 

Feb., 48. 

8 

Jau 4-6 
1888. 

3.0 


Number of days in 
which snow fell . 
Month in which the 
greatest depth of 


Q st aver. mon. hn 
Month of least hu. 
L st aver. mon. hu. 


EXTENT OF SKY CLOUDED. 


Greatest depth of 
snow in on* 1 mon. 
Month in which the 
days of snow were 
most frequent.... 
Greatest number of 
days of snow in 
one month 




1890. 


Average 
37 years. 


Extremes 


Aver, cloud, of year 

Moat cloudy month 
Q gt monthly aver. 
Least cloudy month 
L st monthly aver. 


0.62 

Feh. 
0.82 
July. 
0.43 


0.62 

Dec. 
0.77 
Aug. 
0.50 


0.66 in 
69, 76. 

o .89 
o .29 


0.57 
in 1856. 

o .73 
o .50 


Day in which the 
greatest amount 
of snow fell 


G reatest fall of snow 
in one dav ... 



22 



AREA AND POPULATION COMMERCE RAILWAY STATISTICS. [1892. 



AREA AND POPULATION. 
DOMINION OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND, &c., 1891. 



PROVINCES, DISTRICTS, TERRITORIES. 


Entered Confederation 
or Org^iized. 


SQUARE MILES. 


Populat n 
Census 
1891. 


Land. 


Water. 


Total. 


Manitoba Province 


Entered Confederation 1870. 
Organized 1882 


65,000 
101,400 
89,650 
859,6CO 
103,300 
105,850 
382,300 
219,650 
28,100 
20,550 
2,000 
227,500 
352,300 
800,000 
267,000 

194,300 


9,000 
7,000 
550 
46,400 
1,200 
250 
1,000 
2,350 
100 
50 


74,000 
108,400 
90,200 
906,000 
104,500 
106,100 
383,300 
222,000 
28,200 
20,600 
2,000 
228,900 
358,000 
300,000 
282,000 

196,800 
47,400 


154,442 
^ 

90,722 

92,767 
2,112,989 
321,294 
450,523 
109,088 
1.488,586 
Unknown 
Do. 
Do. 

Do. 


Saskatchewan District 


Assiniboia do 


Do. 


North-West Territories . 




Athabasca District . . 


Organized, 1882 


Alberta do 


Do. 


British Columbia Province 


Entered Confederation 1871 . 
Entered Confederation 1867. 
Do. 
Do. 
Entered Confederation 1873 . 
Entered Confederation 1867 . 


Ontario do 
New Brunswick do 


Nova Scotia do. 


Prince Edward Island do 


Quebec do 


1,400 
5,700 

15, 000 
2,500 

47,400 


Territory east of Hudson s Bay . . 


Island* in Arctic Ocean & Hudson s Buy 
Keewatin District 




Organized 1876 


Territory east of Keewatin and south of 
Hudson s Boy . 




Great Lakes and River St. Lawrence east 
to Long. 66, and portions within United 




Totals 








3,318,500 . 139,900 


3,458,400 

40,000 

42,754 


4,829.411 

4,000 
187,411 
10,000 


Labrador 






Newfoundland - - 


Do. French Shore, from Cape I 


lay to Cape St John sa^ . . 







5,030,822 



COMMERCE, DOMINION OF CANADA. 

Statistical View of the Commerce of the Dominion of Canada during fiscal year ending 30th June, 1890. 



COMMERCE. 



SHIPPING. 



COUNTRIES. 


Exports. 


Ent d for 

Consump 
tion. 


Duty. 


Tonnage of British 
and Canadian Vessels. 


Tonnage of Foreign 
Vessels. 


Total. 


Entered 
Inwards. 


Entered Entered Entered 
Outwards. Inwards. t Outwards. 


Great Britain 
United States 


$ 
48,353,694 
35,160,956 
1,185,739 
1,493,446 
1,171,650 
9,314 
44,334 
193,117 
34,926 
26,825 
1,347,070 
: 184,782 
278,552 
507,143 
69,788 
207,777 
81,059 
41,814 
1,042 
994,267 
2,439,782 

2,922,072 


$ 
43,390.241 
52,291,973 
469,711 
1,217,467 
1,773.023 
15,087 
15,296 
212,121 
841,624 
1,258,441 
791,474 
10,534 
2,615,602 
3,778,993 
322,506 
84,034 
163,486 
721,332 
422,267 
2,370,372 


$ c. 
9,576,965 75 
8,126,625 23 
3,386 14 
298,166 22 
917,636 31 
4,582 46 
2,866 45 
184,565 31 
193,150 37 
23,806 13 
374,499 47 
1,408 35 
957,312 22 
1,165,158 67 
170,028 06 
36,528 91 
37,938 11 
150,349 40 
806,261 40 
889,998 79 


&gt; 


Tons. 
^2,096011 


Tons. 
2,629,941 


Tons. 
2,519,465 


Tons. 
2,482,868 


Total of Inwards 5,215,476 
Total of Outwards 5,112,809 
Vessels of the Inland Waters 8,117,815 


1 Grand Total, Inwards and Outwards 18,446,100 


Newfoundland 


British West Indies.. 
Spanish West Indies 
French West Indies.. 
Danish West Indies.. 
British Guiana 






South & Cen. America 
St. Pierre 


France 


Germany 


Spain 


Portugal 


Italy 




Holland 


Other Countries .... 
Coin and Bullion 
Estimated amount., 
short at Inland Ports 
Totals 






96,749,149 112,765,584 23,921,233 75 



RAILWAY STATISTICS. 



No. 1. Total Railway Mileage of the Dominion, 
June 30th, 1890. 

MILES. 

Railways in operation 13,256 

Railways under construction 748 

Total.. 14,004 



No. 2. Nominal Capital raised for Railways rfthe 
Dominion, June 30th, 1890. 

! Ordinary Share Capital $238,176,985 67 

i Preference Share Capital 100,000,400 39 

Bonded Debt 266,885,706 86 

I Government and Municipal aid 178,541,600 06 

1 Other Sources 2,843,118 87 



$786,447,811 85 



1892.] 



EXPORTS AND IMPORTS IMMIGRATION PUBLIC WORKS. 



23 



EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, DOMINION OF CANADA. 

Comparative Statement of Value. of_Exportsand Imports, Dominion of Canada., since the Confederation of the Provincet. 



fear ending 
30th June, 


Total 

Exports. 


Total 
Imports. 


But. for | D 
Consump. 


1 
Year ending Total Total Ent. for 
30th June. Exports. Imports. Consump. 


Duty. 


1868 


* 
57,567,888 
60,474,781 
73,573,490 
74,173,618 
82,639,663 
89,789,92-2 
89,351.928 
77,866,979 
80,966,435 
75.875,393 
79,323,667 
71,491,255 


$ 

73,459,644 
70,415,165 
74,814,339 
96,092,971 
111,430,527 
128,011,281 
128,213,582 
123,070.283 
93,210,346 
99,327,962 
93,081,787 
81 964,427 


$ 

71,985,306 8,819,432 
67,402,170 8,298,910 
71,237,603 9,462.940 
86.947,482 11,843,656 
107,709,116 13,045,493 
127,514,594 13,017,730 
127 ,404, 169 14,421,882 
119,618,657 15,361.382 
94,733,218 12,833,11. 
96,300,483 12,548,451 
91,199,577:12,795,693 
80,341,608 12,939,54) 


$ $ ~f 

1880 87,911,458 86,489,747 71,782,349 


$ 

14,138,849 
18,500,708 
21,708,886 
23,172,337 
20,164,963 
19,133,558 
19,448,123 
22,469,706 
22,209,641 
23,784.523 
24,014:908 


1869 


1881 ! 98290,823105,330,840 91,611,604 


1870 


1882 102,137,203 119,419,500 112,648,927 


1871 


H883 98 085,804 132,254,022 123,137,019 


1872 


1884 91,406,496 116,397,043 108,180,644 


1873 


1885 89,238,361 108,941,486 102,710,019 


1874 


: 1886 85251,314104,424561 99602,694 


1875 . .. 


1887 89515,711 112892,236105,639,428 


1876 


1888. 90,203,000 110,894,630 102,847,100 


1877 
1878 


J1889 89,189,167115,224,931109,673,447 


il890 96,749,149 121,858,241(112,760,584 


1879 


1 



IMMIGRATION. 

Comparative Statement showing the total number of arrivals both of Immigrant passengeri and Immigrant settlert who 
have entered the Dominion from 1880 to 1890. 






1880. 1881. 


1882. 


1883. | 1884. 


1885. 1886. 


1887 J 1888 


1889. 


1890. 


Via the St. Lawrence 


24,99 1 0,288 
47,296 61,823 


44.850 
90,393 

18,426 
13,927 


45,966 31,629 
66,179i 63,119 
36,045 15,627 
14,721:12,130 
9,000 9,000 


17,035 22.782 
27.511 51,473 
10,533 6.100 
9,693 11.124 
8,023 5,825 


32,749 37,721 
63,477;68,829 
10,297 8,405 
25,880 24,691 
13,354 3,16S 


27,571 
49,848 
8,91 3 
25,120 
26,393 


27,447 
42,199 
3,460 
16,250 
56,047 








3,309 3,836 
5,715 


British Columbia 


Ent datC m House with settler s goods 


75,602 101612 162596 
10,248 15, J04 30,554 


171911 131405 
84,987 35,191 


72,795 97,304|l45757 142814 137845J145403 
32,301 25,277129,822 31,660 38,61V 33 518 



Total I 80.050 1 17016! 193155?06898,166696i 105096 122581! 17557 9 174474 176462.178921 

Total amount of money and effects brought by Immigrants during 1890, as far as ascertained, $2,609,469 00. 
Actual cost of Immigration, 8127,303 00. 



PUBLIC WORKS OF CANADA. 

Statement of Expenditure on Construction and Improvement of the Public Works of Canada, from their com 
mencement to 30th June, 138ft. 



NAME OF WORK. 


Total 
Government 
Expenditure. 


Expenditure 
other than 
Government 
Expenditure. 


Grand Total 
Expenditure 
to 
30th June, 1889. 


Railways 


8 c. 
137 376 258 22 


$ c. 


S c. 
137 376 25S 7 2 


Canals 


52 863 880 73 


6 799 168 77 


59 663 049 50 










Totals Railways and Canals 


190 240 138 95 


6 799 16S 77 


197 039 307 7"&gt; 










Public Buildings 


18 666 530 45 


45 799 19 


IS 719 329 64 


Harbours and Break waaers 


11 425 9 75 91 


268 145 25 


11 693 421 16 


Improvement of Rivers 


1 926 046 70 


10 413 38 


1 936 460 08 


Dredges 


671 "52 17 




671 252 17 


Slides and Booms 


1 841 970 37 


1 600 00 


1 843 570 37 


Roads and Bridges 


1 816 1QO 35 


13 500 00 


1 829 690 35 


Telegraph Lines 


70S 372 63 




708 372 63 


Lighthouses 


3 111 005 65 




3 111 QOo 65 


Dominion Steamers 


731 033 40 


158 456 00 


SQ7 4ftQ 4^ 


Monuments 


15 405 92 




1 ^ 40^ 0-7 


Ottawa, Major s Hill Park 


12 511 58 




19 SI 1 ~iR 


" Cartier Square 


2 597 38 




2 597 38 










Totals Public Works 


40 Q37 092 51 


497 913 S 9 


41 435 006 33 










Grand Totals 


231,177/231 46 


7,297,082 59 


2:^,474,314 05 



OTTAWA PARLIAMENT AND DEPARTMENTAL BUILDINGS. 

Statement of Expenditure for Construction ,i l Iwprcvements since the commencement of above 

P-nH Unns (1S. J) t:&gt; // &lt; .;/&lt;t/i June, lS:m. 





Prior to 


Since 






Confederation. 


Confederation. 


Total. 


Parliament Buildings 


$ c. 
1 419 355 68 


e. 
519 097 54 


8 c. 

1 Q^S 4^3 99 


Eastern Block 


641 036 37 


107 003 68 




Western Block 


641 386 38 


513 905 50 


1 1 *i A. OJ.1 "7R 


Langevin Block, Wellington Street 




718 718 37 


71 Q 71 a 07 


Grounds 


22 565 50 


375 965 01 




Supreme Court (formerly workshops) 




67 106 01 


fi7 1 Ofi HI 


Sheds, Drying House, & 






1 Ci r i7 4^ 










Grand Totals 


2,723, .i . : . 03 


2,303,453 46 


5.027.447 39 



THIKD CENSUS OF CANADA. 



[1892. 



THIRD CENSUS OF CANADA. 



STATEMENT OF POPULATION COMPAEED WITH PRECEDING CENSUSES. 



PROVINCES. 


POPULATION. 


1871. 


1881. 


Increase. 


Per 
centage. 


1891. 


Increase. 


Per 
centage. 


Nova Scotia 


387,800 
285,594 
94,021 
1,191,516 
1,620,851 
25,228 

is,o:o 

33,586 
30,000 


440,572 
321,233 
108,891 
1,359,027 
1,926,922 
62,260 

25,515 

49,459 
30,931 


52,772 
35,639 
14,870 
167,511 
306,071 
37,032 

7,515 

15,873 
931 


13-61 
12-48 
17-19 
14-05 
18-88 
146-78 

41-75 

47-26 
3-10 


450,523 
321,294 
109,088 
1,488,586 
2,112,989 
154,442 

67,554 

92,767 
32,168 


9,951 
61 
197 
1-29,559 
186,067 
92,182 

42,039 

43,308 
1,237 


2 25 
02 
18- 
9 53 
9 65 
148-06. 

164 76 

87-56. 
4-00 


New Brunswick 


Prince Edward Island 


Quebec 


Ontario 


Manitoba 


Assiniboia ~\ 


Alberta V 


Saskatchewan .. . . J 


British Columbia. 


Unorganized 


Total population 


3,686,596 


4,324,810 


638,214 


17-31 


4,829,411 


501,601 


11-66 





CENSUS OF CANADA, 1891. 
Electoral Divisions. 

The fallowing, with the exception of Nipissing and the Unorganized Territories, is a statement of the 
population of C-tnada by electoral districts. The figures in the column of ]S81 for the Provinces of Ontario and 
Manitoba differ in many districts from those which appeal in the Census volumes of 1681, owing to the changes 
of boundary which were made by the Redistribution Act and the additions of territory. In every district in 
which the population of 1891 is compared with that of 1881 the circumscription is the same. 



STATEMENT OF POPULATION BY DISTRICTS. 



BRITISH COLUMBIA. 



VARIATIONS. 









Increase. 


centag-e. 
Decrease. 


Cariboo 


17,550 


*10,000 


2,450 


32 4 


New Westminster 


5,417 


*34.000 


18,583 


r 5 


Vancouver 


9,991 


18,229 


8,238 


82-5 


Victoria . . . 


7 301 




11,287 


lo3-9. 


Yale 


9,200 


*12,000 


2,800 


3(1-1 













NEW BRUNSWICK. 



Albert 


12 329 


10,971 




1 358 


11-0 




23 365 


22,523 




842 


3 6 


Charlotte .... 


26,087 


23,751 




2 336 


8-9 


Gloucester . 


21,614 


24,901 


3^7 




15 2 


Kent .... 


22 618 


23,858 


1,240 




5-4 


Kind s .... 


25,617 


23,094 




2,523 


9 8 


Northumberland . 


25,109 


25,715 


606 




2-4 


Queen s . 


14 017 


12,152 




1,865 


is-a 


Resti^ouche ... 


7,058 


8,811 


1,253 




17-7 


St John (City) 


26,127 


24 184 




1 943 


7 5 


St John (Countv) 


26,839 


25 390 




1,449 


5- a 




6,651 


5,7(j3 




8S8 


is-a 




15,686 


18,218 


2 532 




16 1 


Westmoreland . . . . . 


37,719 


41,484 


3,765 




9-9 


York . 


30,397 


30,979 


582 




1 9 















MANITOBA. 





12,679 


2-2,1(15 


9,426 


74-3 




15,449 


36,068 


20,619 


133-4 




12,496 


15,469 


2,973 


23-7 


Selkirk 


13,651 


55,158 


41,507 


304-0 




7 985 


25,642 


17,657 


221-1 













Partly estimated. 



1892. 



THIRD CENSUS OF CANADA. 



25 



QUEBEC. 



DISTRICTS. 


1881. 


1891. 


VARIATION S. 


Per 
centage. 


Increase. 


Decrease. 


Argenteuil 


14,947 
21,199 
32,020 
16,005 
16914 
21,838 
18,908 
1 &gt;,827 
10,85 ^ 
26,818 
17,901 
14,393 
3-2,409 
19,581 
15,894 
18,710 
37,360 
25,001 
40,079 
15,495 
14,459 
12,345 
21,988 
22,181 
11,436 
15,282 
9,462 
27,980 
14,917 
20,857 
17,493 
19,056 
17,784 
12,966 
16,422 
12,322 
25,078 
67,506 
48,163 
10,511 
26,611 
49,432 
19,939 
25,175 
17,898 
31,900 
12,648 
20,278 
20,218 
26,339 
33,791 
18,517 
20,630 
12,265 
12,986 
23,233 
12,221 
10,220 
l.&gt;,556 
25,484 
22,969 
9,296 
11,485 
12,449 
17,091 


1*,M8 

21,696 
37,221 
16,666 
18,369 
19,839 
20,834 
14,711 
11,704 
29,008 
19,037 
13,865 
* 38,000 
22,782 
15,027 
19,042 
43,927 
* 27,500 
81,011 
14,385 
11,895 
13,832 
22,898 
20,455 
10,893 
13,744 
3,434 
26,995 
13,823 
20,699 
17,830 
22,233 
18,549 
12,131 
14,724 
12,311 
28,122 
92,079 
62,494 
10,102 
28,74.", 
62,697 
21,851 
25,814 
17,849 
36,200 
9,241 
19,504 
21,354 
31,351 
33,436 
16,019 
21,433 
12,282 
12,142 
23,263 
16,104 
9,612 
18,072 
25,704 
23,123 
8,834 
10,803 
12,257 
16,058 


216 
497 
5,201 
661 
1,455 




1-4 
2-3 
16 2 
4-] 
8-6 
9-1 
10-2 
7 
7 s 
8-2 
6-3 
3-6 
17-2 
16-3 
5 4 
1-8 
17-6 
WO 
102-1 
7-2 
17-0 
12-0 
41 
7-6 
4-7 

10-1 

0-3 
3-5 
7 3 
8 
19 
16-7 
4-3 
6-4 
10-3 

o-i 

12-1 

36-4 
29 7 
8-9 
8 
26 8 
9 6 
2-5 
1-4 
13 5 
26-9 
3-8 
5-6 
19 
10 
13 6 
3 9 

o-i 

6 5 
01 
31-S 
5-9 
16-2 
0-9 
0-7 
4-9 
5-9 
1-5 
6-0 


Bag-ot 




Beauoe 




Beauharnois 




Belleehasse 




Berthier 


1,999 


Bonaventure 


1,926 


Bronie 


1,116 


Chamblv 


846 
2,190 
1,136 


Chainplain 




Charlevoix 




Chateauguav 


528 


Chieoutimi and Saguenav 


5,591 

3,201 

j 


Compton 




Deux-Montagnes 


867 


Dorchester 


332 

6,567 
2,499 
40,932 


Drummond and Arthabaska 




Uaspe 




Hochelaga 




Huntingdon 


1,110 
2,564 


Iberville 




Jacques Cartier 


1,487 
910 


Joliette 




Kamouraska 


j ,726 

538 ! 
1,538 
28 
985 
1,094 
158 


Laprairie 




L Assomption 





Laval 




Lcvis 




L Islet 




Lotbiniere 




Maskinonge 


337 
3,177 
765 


Megan tic 




Mississquoi 




Montcalm 


835 
1,698 
11 


Montmagny 




Montmorency 




Montreal, Centre 


3,044 
24,^73 
14,331 


Montreal, East 




Montreal. West.. . 





Xapiervllle 


409 


Xieolet . . 


2,132 
13,265 
1,912 
639 


Ottawa County 




Pontiac 




Portneuf 




Quebec City, Centre 


249 


Quebec City, East 


4,300 


Quebec City, West 


3,407 i 

774 


Quebec County 




Kichclie:i . . . 


1,136 
5,012 


Richmond and Wolfe. 




Rimouski 


355 

2,528 


Rounlle 




St. Hvacinthe 


803 
17 


St. .lean 




St. Maurice 


844 


Shefford 


30 
3,883 


Sherbrooke 




Soulanges 


608 


Stanstead 


2,516 

220 
159 


Temiscouata 


j 


Terrebonne 




Trois-Rivieres 


462 ! 

682 | 
192 
1,033 


Vaudreuil 




A ercht -res 




Yamaska 









THE TERRITORIES. 



Alberta -\ 


25,515 
30,931 


f 26,123 
J 20,282 
I * 10,003 
11,146 
t 32,168 


j- 35,972 
1,237 




140-9 
4-0 


Assiniboia, East . . | 


Assiniboia, West. . f 


Saskatchewan .... 




Unorganized 






* Partly estimated. t Wholly Estimated. 



THIRD CENSUS OF CANADA. 



[1892. 



ONTARIO. 



DISTRICTS. 


1881. 


1 SQl 


VARIATIONS. 


Per- 

:entage. 




Increase. 


Decrease. ; 




23,470 
24,014 
22.477 
17,645 
20,482 
15,107 
22,355 
18,645 
24,218 
16,770 
18,777 
23,198 
20,598 
18,710 
17,555 
25,748 
23,480 
25,659 
21,303 
14,993 
22,221 
13,526 
25,334 
23,334 
25,703 
17,660 
21,919 
35,961 
17,313 
20,479 
17,400 
21,720 
21,991 
23,512 
29,194 
14,091 
21.725 
20,890 
19,855 
17,945 
12,423 
22,206 
10,31i 
23,300 
19,746 
25,107 
21,268 
18,888 
19,491 
15,940 
17,636 
1,959 
20,933 
19,019 
22,991 


24,151 
40,656 
25,595 
16,993 
23,359 
15,855 
21,355 
22,531 
20,718 
15,882 
21,749 
27,158 
20,132 
17,053 
15,375 
26,734 
23,925 
31,523 
24,022 
13,445 
22,447 
12,931 
26,225 
26,341 
23,672 
16,318 
21,986 
47,252 
18,053 
22,213 
18,963 
18,968 
19,184 
20,020 
31,434 
19,264 
24,269 
23,449 
19,265 
19,864 
13,523 
22,451 
14,902 
21,806 
22,281 
25,569 
19,095 
18,S06 
17,288 
15,315 
26,515 
13,023 
19,400 
17,780 
22,001 
14,947 
21,380 
18,371 
18,792 
37,281 
26,131 
22,421 
16,472 
26,909 
19,402 
21,920 
15,808 
24,173 
18,&gt;;92 
22,719 
23,972 
31,643 
35,801 
28,206 
20,827 
26,632 
43,564 
73,832 


681 

16,642 
3,118 




2-9 
69-3 
13-8 
3-7 
14-0 
4-9 
4-4 
20-8 
14-4 
8-2 
15 -S 
17-0 
2-2 
8-8 
12-4 
3 8 
1-8 
22-8 
12-7 
10-3 
1-0 
4 4 
3-5 
12-9 
7-9 
7-6 
0.3 
81-4 
4-2 
S-4 
8-9 
12-0 
12-7 
14-8 
7-6 
36 7 
11-7 
12-2 
2-9 
10-6 

s-s 
1-1 

8 6 
6 4 
12-8 
1-8 
10-2 
0-4 
11-3 
3-9 
50-3 
564-8 
7-3 
6-5 
4--! 
11-9 
4 
9-2 
6-9 
30 
7-1 
9-5 
5-6 
1-4 
10-2 
7-4 
18-7 
5 7 
12-2 
18-2 
25-9 
26-1 
31-7 
7-9 
8-3 
15-9 
75-2 
91-4 






Bothwell 


652 






2,877 
748 








1,000 




3,886 




3,500 
1,388 




2 ,972 
3,960 










466 
1,657 
2,180 










EU in East . 


986 
445 

5,864 
2,719 


Plo-in \Ypct 














1,548 




226 




595 


Orev Fast .... 


891 
3,007 








2,031 
1,342 






TJiHnn 


67 
11,291 
740 
1,734 
1,563 




















2,752 
2,807 
3,492 










C*a n t 


2,240 
5,173 
2,544 
2,559 
















590 




],919 
1,100 
245 












1,412 

1,494 








2,535 
462 








2,173 
82 
2,203 
625 
















8,879 
11,064 






"Vnvfnll.- Vnrth 


1,533 
1,239 
990 
2,037 


"\Trrfr\llr ^ All Hi 










16,984 
21,281 
20,244 
20,189 
27,419 
24,390 
24,77 
16,38 
26,53 
21,608 
20,402 
13,310 
22,857 
21,044 
19,124 
19,042 
25,082 
27,185 
26,120 
22,721 
22,983 
24,807 
38,565 






99 




1,873 
1,897 






Ottawa, City 


9,869 
1,741 


Oxford, North 


2,357 
915 








371 




2,206 




1,518 
2,498 
1,316 












2,152 




3,f9o 
4,930 
6,561 
8,616 
2,086 










Simc *, East 




Sinifoe, North 


1,894 




3,649 
18,697 
35,267 








Toronto. West . 





1892.] 



THIRD CENSUS OF CANADA. 



27 



ONTARIO (Continued). 



DISTRICT. 


1881. 


1891. 


VARIATIONS. 


Per 
centage. 


Increase. 


Decrease. 


Victoria, North ... .... 


16,661 
20,813 
20,986 
21,754 
26,152 
26,816 
26,024 
25,400 
15,998 
15,539 
22,853 
21,730 
18,884 


16,849 
20,455 
25,325 
25,148 
25,131 
23,396 
24,968 
24,378 
14,591 
16,770 
35,152 
20,284 
41,863 


188 




1-1 
1-7 
20-C 
15-6 
3-9 
12-7 
4-0 
4-0 
8-7 
7-8 
53-8 
6-6 
121-6 


Victoria, South . . . . .... 


358 


"Waterloo North 


4,339 
3,394 


Waterloo, South 




Welland 


1,021 
3,420 
1,056 

1,022 
1,407 


Wellington, Centre 




Wellington, North 




Wellington, South 




Wentworth North . . .... .... 




Wentworth South . . 


1,231 

12,299 


York Kast ... 




York, North. . . 


1,446 


York, West 


22,979 







NOVA SCOTIA. 



Annapolis 


20,598 


19,352 




1,246 


G 


Antig onish . . . 


18 060 


16 117 




1 943 


10 7 


Cape Breton ... .... 


31 258 


34 223 


2 965 




9 4 


Colchester 


26,720 


27 160 


4iO 




1 6 


Cumberland . ... 


27 368 


34 529 


7 lei 




26"! 


Di"-bv . 


19 881 


19 896 


15 






Guvsbo rough 


17 808 


17 198 




610 


3-4 


Halifax (City) 


36 100 


38 556 


2 456 




6 8 


Halifax (County) 


31 817 


32 865 


1 048 




3 3 


Hants 


23 359 


22 153 




1 206 


5 1 


Inverness ... . , . . . . 


95 651 


25 78! 


130 




05 


King s . . 


23 469 


22 492 




Q77 


4 1 


Lunenburg 


28 53 


31 077 


9 494 




8 7 


Pictou 


35 535 


34 550 




985 


2-7 


Queen s 


10 577 


10 610 


33 




3 


Richmond 


15 121 


14 400 




721 


4 7 


Shelburne 


14 913 


14 956 


43 




3 


Victoria 


12 470 


12 390 




80 


6 


Yarmouth . 


91 284 


22 218 


934 




4 3 















PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 



King s 


26 433 


26 634 


201 




0-7 


Prince 


34 347 


36 471 


2 124 





6 2 


Queen s 


48 111 


45 983 




2 l^S 


4 4 
















POPULATION OF CITIES. 



CITY. 


1881, 


1891. 


Increase. 


CITY. 


1881. 


1891. 


Increase. 


Montreal 
Toronto 


*155,237 
*96,196 
62,446 
*35,960 
"31,307 
*41,353 
36,100 
*26,266 
7,985 
11,091 
5,925 


216,650 
181, 220 
63,090 
48,980 
44,154 
39,179 
38,556 
31,977 
25,642 
19,264 
16,841 
13,685 
13,4^5 
12,753 
11,374 
11,265 
10,539 
10,370 
10,322 
10,110 
9,914 
9,717 
9,501 
9,293 


61,413 

85,024 
644 
13,020 
12,847 
t2,174 
2,456 
5,711 
17,657 
5,173 
10,916 
13,685 
7,000 
3,137 

tin 

4,375 
649 
2,003 
3,761 
2,883 
398 
2,905 
1,262 
4,444 


St. Catharines 
Chatham Ont 


9,631 
7,873 
7,609 
5,032 
5,373 
8,670 
5,187 
4,426 
4,054 
7,597 
5,321 
4,468 
3,874 
5,791 
1,500 
6,218 
3,786 
3,485 
5,080 
4,854 
3,906 
3,461 
5,581 


9,170 
9,052 
8,793 
8,765 
8,012 
8,334 
7,535 
7,497 
7,425 
7,301 
7,010 
6,805 
6,693 
6,669 
6,641 
6,502 
6,249 
6,089 
6,081 
5,550 
5,516 
5,102 
5,042 


ftoi 

1,179 
1,184 
3,733 
3,239 
t336 
2,348 
3,071 
3,371 
t2fl6 
1,696 
2,337 
2,819 
878 
5,141 
284 
?,463 
2,604 
1,001 
690 
1,610 
1,641 
t539 


Quebec 


Brockville 


Hamilton 




Ottawa 




St. John 


Trois-Rivieres 
Gait 


Halifax 


London 




Winnipeg 


Berlin 


Kingston 




Victoria, B C .... 


St. Hyacinthe 


Vancouver 


St. Henri 


6,415 
9,916 


Sarnia 


Brantford 


Sorel 


C harlottetown 


11,485 
6,890 
9,890 
8,367 
6,561 
7,227 
9,516 
6,812 
8,239 
4,849 


New Westminster 


Hull 


Guelph . 


Dartmouth, N.S 
Yarmouth N S 


St. Thomas 


Windsor 


Lindsay 


Sherbrooke 


Barrie 


Belleville 


Vallevfield 


Peterborough 


Truro 


Stratford 


Port Hope 


Ste. Cunt-gonde 





* The population in the 1881 column includes the same boundaries as in the 1891 column, and consequently 
differs in those cases where annexations have taken place since 1881, from the population as given by the 

t Decrease. 



CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



[1892. 



CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS, 



Revised and Corrected to latest date. 



$ c. ad sal. 

Absinthe, $2, 12 cents per 
Imp. Gal. 

Acetate of Lime 20 

Acetate and Nitrate of Lead .... 5 
Acid, Acetic and Pyroligneous, 
N. E. S., and vinegar, of any 
strength not exceeding a 
strength of proof, and for each 
degree of strength in excess 
of the strength of proof an 
additional duty of one cent, 

and 15c. per. gal. 

Acid, Acetic and Pyroligneous 
of any strength, when imported 
by dyers, calico printers or 
manufacturers of acetates or 
colours, for exclusive use in 
dyeing or printing, or for the 
manufacture of such acetates 
or colours, in their own factor 
ies 25c. per gal. and 20 

Acid, Muriatic and Nitric 20 

Acid, Oxalic and Boracic Free 

Acid, Phosphate 3c. per Ib. 

Acid, Sulphuric . . . i cent per Ib. 
Acid, Sulphuric and Nitric com 
bined, and all mixed Acids 25 

Aconite Roots Free 

Acorns as Nuts ... 3 cts. per Ib. 
Advertising Bills, Stickers, and 

Folders . . 15 cents per Ib. and 25 
Advertising Pamphlets, Pictures 
and Pictorial Show Cards, illus. 
Adv ng Periodicals, Illus. Price 
Lists, Adv ngCalenders,Adv ng 
.Almanacs, Tailors and Mantle- 
Makers Fashion Plates . . 6 cts. 

per. Ib. and 20 

Agaric Free 

Alabaster, Spar, Terra Cotta or 

Composition Ornaments 35 

Ale, Beer & Porter, in Bottles 

(t&gt; q. or 12 p. to Imp. gal.) 24c. 

Imp. gal. 

Ale, Beer and Porter, in Casks, or 

otherwise than Bottles .... 16c. 

Imp. gal. 

Albumenizud paper chemically 
prepared for photographers 

use 25 

Albums or books of views with 
out reading matter, 6 cts. per 

Ib. and 20 

Ale, Ginger 20 

Alkanet root, crude, crushed or 

ground Free 

Almonds, shelled. 5 cents per Ib. 

not shelled, 3 cents per Ib. 
Almond Paste as Confectionery, 

lj cents per Ib. and 35 

Aloes, ground or unground. . . .Free 
Alum, in bulk only, ground or 

unground Free 

Alum, burned or calcined 20 

Aluminum, or Aluminium and 
Alumina and Chloride of Alu 
minium or Chloralum, Sulphate 
of Alumina and Alum Cake . . Free 

Chloralum Free 

Ambergris Free 

Ammonia, Sulphate of Free 

Anatomical Preparations and 

Skeletons or parts thereof Free 

Anchors Free 

Animals, living, viz., Cattle and 

Sheep 30 

Animals living, n.e.s 20 

Animals, for improvement of 

Stock Free 

Animals, live hogs, 2c. per tt&gt; 



&lt;P c. ad. vol. 

Animals brought into Can. temp. 
& for a period not exceeding 3 
months, for the purpose of ex 
hibition Free 

Aniline Dyes and Coal Tar Dyes, 
in bulk or packages of not less 
than one pound weight, includ 
ing Alizarine and artificial 

Alizarine Free 

Aniline Oil, Crude Free 

Aniline Salts, and Arseniate of . . Free 
Annato, liquid or solid and seed. Free 
Antimony not ground, pulverized 
or otherwise manufactured . . . Free 

Antiquities, collections of Free 

Anvils 30 

Apricots, green 20 

Apparatus and Philosophical 
Instruments, imported by and 
for use of Colleges, Schools, 
Scientific, and Literary Socie 
ties, such as are not manu 
factured in Canada Free 

Ap atus for Colleges and Schools, 

which are manufactured in 

Canada, to be rated according 

to material. 

Apparel, wearing, and other per 
sonal artificial and household 
effects (not merchandise) of 
British subjects dying abroad, 

but domiciled in Canada Free 

Apples, including the barrel .... 
40c. per barrel. 

Apples, dried 2 cents per Ib. 

Apple trees of all kinds. . 3c. each 

Argols. not refined Free 

Artist color boxes Japaned 35 

Arms, including Muskets, Rifles 

and other fire arms, n.e.s.... 20 
Army and Navy and Canadian 
Military Arms, Clothing, Mus. 
Instruments for Bands, Mili 
tary Stores and Munition of 

War Free 

Arrow Root 20 

Artificial Feathers 25 

Artificial Flowers 25 

Arsenic Free 

Arseniate of Aniline Free 

Articles for the use of Governor- 
General Free 

Articles imported by and for the 
use of the Dominion Govern 
ment or any of the Depart 
ments thereof, or by or for 
theSenate or House of Com 
mons Free 

Articles for personal use of Con 
suls-General natives or citizens 
of the country they represent, 
and who are not engaged in 
any other business or profes 
sion Free 

Articles ex-warehoused for ship s 

stores Free 

Asbestos, in any form other than 
Crude, and all manufactures 

thereof 25 

Ashes, Pot and Pearl, in pack 
ages of not les c than twenty- 
five pounds weight Free 

Asparagus 25 

Asphalt or Asphaltum, and Bone 

Pitch, Crude only Free 

Awnings and Tents 25 

Axle Grease 1 cent per Ib. 



Babbit Metal 10 



$ c. ad val. 
i Bacon and Hams, Shoulders and 

Sides 3 cents per Ib. 

Bagatelle Tables or Boards, with 

Cues and Balls 35 

Baggage, Travellers Free 

Bags, Cot., Seamless ...2 cts. per 

Ib. and 15 

Bags, Cotton, made up by the 

use of the needle 35 

Bags, Carpet Bags 30 

Bags, paper seed bags, illustrat 
ed 6 cents per Ib. and 20 

Bags, paper 35 

Bags, containing fine Salt, from 

all countries 25 

Bags, Jute or Hemp 20 

Baking Powders . . 6 cents per Ib. 
1 Ib and over. 

Baking Powder, less than 1 tb . . . 8 
Bamboos, unmanufactured ....Free 
Bamboo Reeds, not further 
manfd. than cut into suitable 
lengths for Walking Sticks, or 
Canes, or Sticks for Umbrellas, 

Parasols, or Sunshades Free 

Barilla Free 

Bark, Oak and Tanners Free 

Barley 15 cents per bushel 

Barometers, according to ma 
terial. 

Barrels of Can. manuf., exp. filled 
with Domestic Petroleum, and 
ret d empty, under such reg ns 
as the Min. of Cus. shall direct. Free 
Barrels cont. Petroleum, or its 
products, or any mixt.of which 
petroleum is apart, when such 
contents are chargeable with a 

specific duty 40c. each 

Barrels containing linseed oil, 

25c. each 

Beads and Bead Ornaments .... 35 

Beans 15cts. per bush. 

Bean, Tonquin, Vanilla & Nux 

Vomica, crude only Free 

Bed Comforters, or Quilts of 
Cotton, not including woven 

quilts or counterpanes 35 

Beef, salted in barrels, the barrel 
containing the same to be free 

of duty 2c. per Ib. 

Bees Free 

Belladonna Leaves . Free- 
Bells, when imported by and for 

the use of churches Free 

Bells, n e s 30 

Belts, leather 25 

Belts, silk 30 

Belts, cotton 20 

Belting of leather or other ma 
terial, N. E. S 25 

Benzole, n.e.s., 7|c per Imp. gal. 
Berries for dyeing, or used for 

composing dyes Free- 
Bicycles, Tricycles or Velocipedes 30 
Billiard Tables, without pockets, 
over 4i by 9 ft., each 822.50 & 15 

4 by 9 feet, *25 and 15 

Billiard Tables, with pockets, oi 

by 11 ft. or under, each &gt; M.1 and 15 
Billiard Tables, with pockets, all 
ov. 5Jbyllf ea, table to inc. 12 
cues & 1 set of 4 balls, with 
markers, cloths and cases, but 

no pool balls S40 and 15- 

Billiard Balls, papier mache, 

when imported separately .... 35 
Billiard Balls, bone or ivory, 

when imported separately .... 30&gt; 
Billiard Balls celluloid, whenim- 



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29 



$ c. ad val. 

ported separately 20 

Birds, Canary Birds and n.e.s 20 
Birds Skins, for taxidermic pur 
poses 20 

Bird Cages. . , 35 

Biscuits and Cakes, not sweet d. 25 
Biscuits sweetened of all kinds, 
popcorn, preserved ginger, con 
densed milk not sweetened.and 
condensed coffee with milk not 

sweetened 35 

Bismuth, Metallic in its natural 

state Free 

Bitters (n.e.s.),82.12A per Im.gal. 
Blacking, Shoe and "Shoemakers 
Ink, shoe, harness and leather 
dressing, and harness-soap .... 30 
Black Lead, plumbago manufac re 30 

Black Book Muslin " 32 J 

Blackberries, gooseberries, rasp 
berries and stra\vberries,X.E.S. 
the weight of the package to be 
included in the weight for 

duty 3c. per. Ib. 

Bladders 20 

Blanketing and lapping, and discs 
or mills for engraving copper 
rollers, imported by cotton 
manufactuaers, calico printers 
and wall paper manufacturers, 
for use in their own factories 

only ." Free 

Blood albumen, tannic acid, an 
timony salts, tartar emetic and 
grey tartar when imported by 
manufacturers for use in their 

factories only. . . Free 

Blueing, Laundry, of all kinds. . 30 

Blue Vitriol Free 

Bolting Cloth, not made up ... .Free 
Bone Dust and Ash for manuf. 
of Phosphate and Fertilizers . . Free 

Bone Dust, other, n.e.s 20 

Bone Dice and Counters 20 

Bone Black 20 

Bones, crude, not manuf., burnt, 
calcined, ground, or steamed. Free 

Bones, burnt, calcined 20 

Bone, manufactures of, fancy. .. 35 
Bone, manufactures of, (n.e.s.). 20 

Bone Pitch 20 

Bonnets, n.e.s 30 

Booklets, printed on paper, etc.. 15 
Book Covers, illustrated paper, 

6 cents per Ib. and 20 

Books, printed in any of the lan 
guages or dialects of any of 
the Indian tribes of the Dom . . Free 
Books, Printed Periodicals and 
Pamphlets, n.e.s., not being for 
eign reprints of British Copy 
right works, uor blank ace. bk s. 
nor copy bks. nor bks to be 
written or drawn upon, nor 
Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalm, 

and Hymn Books 15 

Books, Bibles, Prayer Books, 

Psalm Books and Hymn Books 5 
Books, Mdiic. imp. exelus. by and 
for the use of schools for the 
deaf A: dumb, & blind, and em- 

boused for the blind Free 

Books, British Copyright works, 

reprint of. . .12 J per cent, and 15 
Books, printed by any Govt.or by 
any Sclent. Ass. and supplied 
gratuitously, not for trade .... Free 
Books s]i ; ( .i :l iiy imported for use 
of public free libraries, not 
more than two copies of one 
book ; and books which shall 
have been manufactured more 
than twenty years, bound or 

unbound . Free 

Books, Blank Books, Account 
Books, Copy Books or books to 



&lt;$ c. ad va I. 
be drawn or written upon .... 35 

Book Binders Cloth 10 

Book Binders tools and imple- 

ments.includ. Ruling Machines 10 
Boots and Shoes, Leather or Rub. 25 
Boots and Shoes, wholly of Felt, 

lOc per Ib. and 25 

Boots and Shoes, Rubber with 

tops or uppers of cloth 35 

Boot and Shoe Counters, made 
fr. Leather Board, Ac. per pair. 

Boot and Shoe Dressing 30 

Boot, Shoe and Stay Laces, of 

any material 30 

Botanical Specimens Free 

Borax, ground or unground, in 
bulk of not less than twenty- 
five pounds only Free 

Box Wood Rules 35 

Boxes, paper boxes labelled, 

empty ... .15 cents per Ib. and 25 
Boxes, paper boxes, empty, plain . 35 

Boxes, twine or cash 30 

Boxes and Writing Desks, fancy 

and ornamental 35 

Botany, specimens of Free 

Braces or Suspenders and parts 

thereof 35 

Braids of all kinds 30 

Bran, Mill Feed 20 

Brass, drawn, plain and fancy 

tubing . 10 

Brass, old, scrap, and in sheets 
or plates not less than 4 in. in 

width Free 

Brass Bars & Bolts, drawn, plain 

and fancy tubing 10 

Brass Cups, being rough blanks, 
for the manufacture of brass 
and paper shells and cart 
ridges for use in their own 

factories Free 

Brass Wire 15 

Brass, ribs of iron or steel, run 
ners, rings, caps, notches, fer 
rules, mounts and sticks or 
canes in the rough or not 
further manufactured than cut 
into lengths suitable for um 
brella, etc., imported by manu 
facturers, of umbrellas, para 
sols and sunshades for use in 
their factories in the manufac 
ture of umbrellas, etc., only. .Free 

Brass Pumps 30 

Brass, twisted Brass and Copper 
Wive, when imported by manu 
facturers of boots and shoes 

for use in their factories Free 

Brass, in strips, for printer s 

rules, not finished 15 

Brass and copper nails, rivets 

and burrs 35 

Brass tubing cased 30 

Brass, manufactures of, n.e.s... 30 
Breadstuffs, Grain and Flour, 
and Meal of all kinds, when 
damaged by water in transitu, 
upon the appraised value .... 20 

Brick, hollow and porous 20 

Brick, Building 20 

Brick, Fire Brick, for use exclu 
sively in process of manuf res. Free 

Brick, Bath Brick 20 

Brick, Fire Brick, n.e.s 20 

Brimstone, crude or in roll or 

flour Free 

Brim Moulds, for gold beaters .. Free 
British Gum, Dressinc, Six.ing, 
Cream and Enamelled Sizing, 
1 cent per pound 

Bristles Free 

Britannia Metal in pigs and bars Free 

manufactures of, if not plated. 25 

manufactures of, if plated.. .. : .() 

Bromine Free 



$ c. ad val. 

Brooms and Brushes 25 

Broom Corn Free 

Bronze or Dutch Metal 30 

Buckskins, tanned or dressed 

(Glenheather) 10 

Bronze Statuettes 35 

Buckwheat lOc. per bushel 

meal or flour i c. per Ib. 

Buchu Leaves Free 

Buckles, tin, for suspenders 35 

Buckram, for the manufacture 

of hat and bonnet shapes Free 

Builders Hardware 35 

Bulbe, Flower Free 

Bullion, gold and silver, in bars, 

blocks or ingots and bullion 

fringe Free 

Burr Stones, in blocks, rough 

unmanufactured, riot bound up 

up or prepared for binding 

into mill stones Free 

Burgundy Pitch Free 

Butchers and Table Steels 35 

Butter 4 cents per pound 

Butter Triers 35 

Butterine, or other substitute for 

Butter, importation prohibited. 
Buttons of Vegetable Ivory or 

Horn, lOc. per gross, and .... 20 
Buttons of hoof, rubber, vulcanite 

or composition . . 5c. per gr. and 20 

Buttons, n.e.s 25 

Button Covers, Crosier 10 

Button Moulds 25 

Button, Shoe, composition or 

papier mache, 5c. per gt. gross 

and 20 

Cabinet of Coins, collection 
of medals and other antiqui 
ties Free 

C -binet Ware or Furniture (wood 
or iron) 35 

Calcareous tufa, when imported 
from the United States of 
America for use in the manu 
facture of indurated fibreware 
or sulphite fibre, and for no 
other purpose Free 

Calumba Root Free 

Camwood and Sumac, and Ex 
tract of, for d3 eing or tanning, 
not further manufactured than 
crushed or ground Free 

Candied Peel, lemon, orange and 
citron, 1J cents per Ib. and.. .. 35 

Candles, Tallow, 2 cents per Ib. . 

Candles, Pararflne Wax,5c per Ib. 

Candles and Tapers, all others, 
including Sperm 25 

Candle Wick 20 

Cane or Rattan, split or other 
wise manufactured 25 

Canton Flannel, not stained 
painted or printed, Ic. sq. yd.& 15 

Canton Flannel, printed or dyed :&gt;2. , 

Canvas for manuf. of Floor Oil 
Cloth, not less than 45 in. wide, 
&: not pressed nor calendered. Free 

Canvas, " Jute," not less than 58 
inches wide, when imported by 
manufacturers of Floor Oil 
Cloth, for use in their factories. Free 

Canvas of flax or hemp and sail 
twine, to be used for boat and 
ship sails 5 

Canvas, painted and stretched on 
frames, for artists use 25 

Canvas, all other, n.e.s 20 

Caoutchouc, unmanufactured . . . Free 

Caplins, unfinished Leghorn hats. 2(i 

Caps, Hats and Bonnets, n.e.s.. 30 

Caps, Percussion, for guns, rifles 
and pistols 35 

Caps, Percussion Copper for 
blasting 35 



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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



[1892. 



&lt; c. ad viil. 

Capsules for Bottles, made of lead 30 

Carbons, $2.50 per 1,000 of 12 
inches less in proportion 

Cardboard 35 

Cards, show cards, 6 cents per 
Ib. and 2C 

Cards, for play ing, 6cts. per pack. 

Carpet Bags, Trunks, and 
Valises 30 

Carpet, treble ingrain, three-ply 
and two-ply carpets, composed 
wholly of wool, lOc. per sq. yd. 
and . .. 20 

Carpets, two-ply and three-ply 
ingrain carpets, of which the 
warp is composed wholly of 
c ttou or other material than 
wool, worsted, the hair of the 
Alpaca goat, or other like 
animal, oc. per sq. yd. and 20 

Carpets, Brussel, tapestry, Dutch, 
Venetian and damask ; oarpet 
mats and rugs of all kinds, 
n.e.s.; and printed felts and 
druggets and all other carpets 
and squares n.o.p 25 

Carpets, Smyrna mats and rugs. 30 

Carpeting, Matting and Mats of 
Hemp, Carpet Linings and 
Stair Pads 25 

Cartridges, for guns, rifles and 
pistols, and Cartridge Cases . . 35 

Carriages, Buggies of all kinds, 
Farm Wagons. Farm, Railway 
or Freight Carts, Pleasure 
Carts or Gigs and similar 
vehicles costing less than $50, 

$10 each and 20 

Costing $50 and less than 

$10U $15 each and 20 

All such Carriages costing 
$100 each and over 35 

Carriages, Railway Cars, Sleighs, 
Cutters, Wheelbarrows and 
Hand Carts 30 

Carriages, Childrens Carriages 
of all kinds 35 

Carriages, parts of, or other 
manufactured articles, shall be 
charged with same rate of 
duty, on a proportionate valu 
ation, as that chargeable upon 
the finished article. 

Carriages parts of, etc., is held 
to include Wheels, Bodies, 
Seats, Dashboards, Gears.Tops, 
Banded Hubs, Shafts and 
Poles ready to fit, painted or 
not painted. 

Carriage Hardware 35 

Carriages of travellers, and Car 
riages laden with merchandise, 
and not to include circus 
troupes or hawkers Free 

Cash Boxes 35 

Casts, as models for the use of 
schools of designs Free 

Catgut Strings, or Gut Cord for 
Musical Instruments Free 

Catgut or Whipgut, unmanufac 
tured Free 

Caustic Soda, other Free 

Cases, for jewels, watches, silver 
and plated war 1 , cutlery, and 
other like articles of any ma 
terial 10 cents each and 30 

Celluloid, Xylonite or Xyolite, in 
sheets, lumps, balls, or blocks, 
in rough Free 

Celluloid moulded into sizes for 
handles of knives and forks, 
not bored nor otherwise manf. 10 

Celluloid balls and cylinders, 
coated with tinfoil, or not, but 
not finished or further manu 
factured 1C 



$ c. ad val. 
Celluloid Collars 24 cts. per doz. 

and 30 

Cuffs 4 cts. pair, and 30 

Cement, Stone or Water Lime 
stone from quarry (13 cubic 

feet to ton) $1 per ton 

Cement, burnt and unground, 

7J cents per 100 Ibs 

Cement, Hydraulic or Water- 
lime, ground, Portland or Ro 
man, including barrels, 40 cts. 

per barrel 

Cement in bulk or in bags, 9 

cents per bushel 

Cement, other (n.e.s.) 20 

Chalk stone, china or Cornwall 
stone, felspar, and cliff stone, 

ground or unground Free 

Chalk, manufactured 20 

Chamomile Flowers Free 

Chamomile Flowers, powdered. . 20 

Chamois Skins 20 

Charts, admiralty, Free. Other 20 

Charcoal 20 

Cheese, 3 cents per Ib 

Cheese Cloths, 1 cent per square 

yard and 15 

Cheques, pronotes and drafts, 

printed 35 

Cherry Trees 4 cents each 

Chewing Gum, if sweetened, 1J 

cents per pound, and 35 

Chewing Gum, not sweetened .. 20 
Chicory, raw or green and substi 
tutes for coffee, n.e.s., 3c.pr.lb. 
Chicory, dried roasted or ground, 
and substitutes for coffee, 
composed of roots and vege 
tables, 4 cents per Ib 

China Clay, natural or ground. .Free 
Chloralum or Chloride of Alum. Free 

China and Porcelain Ware 30 

Chloride of Barium 20 

Chloride of Lime Free 

Chronometer Clocks, as Clocks . 35 

Chronometer Watches 25 

Chronometers and Compasses for 

Ships Free 

Chromes, Chromotypes, Oleo 
graphs, Photographs, and 
other cards, pictures.or artistic 
works of similar kinds, pro 
duced by any process other 
than hand painting or drawing, 
whether for business or adver 
tising purposes or not, printed 
or stamped on paper, card 
board, or other material, n.e.s, 
inc. Christmas New Year and 
Sun. Sch. Cards, and Illus 
trated Wall Texts, 6c. per Ib. 

and 20 

Church Vestments 20 

Churns, brooms, brushes, pails, 
tubs, and manufacturers of 

wood, n.e.s 25 

Cider, not clarified or refined, 5 

cents per im. gallon 

Cider, clarified or refined, 10 cents 

per im. gallon 

Cigars and Cigarettes, $2 per Ib. 

and 25 

Cinchona Bark Free 

Cinchona Bark, powdered 20 

Cinnabar Free 

Citrons, rinds of, in brine .... Free 

Citric Acid 20 

Clays Free 

Cliff Stone, unmanufactured. . . . Free 

Cliff Stone manufactured 20 

Clocks, and clock cases of all 

kinds 35 

Clock springs and clock move 
ments other than for tower 
clocks, complete or in parts . . 10 ] 
Clothes Wringers $1 each and 30 ; 



% J c. ad val. 

Clothing, ready-made, and wear 
ing apparel of every descrip 
tion including horse clothing 
shaped, composed wholly or in 
part of wool, worsted, the hair 
of the alpaca goat or other like 
animal, made up by the tailor, 
seamstress or manufacturer, 

n.o.p lOc. per Ib and 25 

Clothing, donations of, for chari 
table purposes Free 

Clothing imported by and for 
use of army and navy, or for 
Canadian Militia. Dutiable ac 
cording to material. Duty re 
funded upon reference to De 
partment 

Coal, and Coal Dust, Anthracite. Free 
Coal, Bituminous, per ton of 

2,000 Ibs 60 

Coal Dust 20 

Coke, per ton of 2,000 Ibs. 50 cts. 
Coke, Gas, when used in Cana 
dian manufactures only Free 

Coal Tar and Coal Pitch. . 10 

Cobalt, ore of Free 

Cochineal Free 

Cocoa Mats and Matting 30 

Cocoanut Pudding Preparation, 

a mixture of cocoanut, rice, 

tapioca, etc., 8 cents per Ib. 

Cocoanuts, imported ffom place 

of growth by vessel diiect to a 

Canadian port. . . . 50c. per 100. 

Cocoanuts, not imported direct, 

$1 per hundred. 

Cocoa Paste and Chocolate, and 
other preparations of cocoa not 

sweetened 4c. per. Ib. 

Cocoa Paste and Chocolate, and 
other preparations of, con 
taining sugar 5c. per. Ib. 

Cocoanut, dessicated, sweetened 

or not, 8 cents per pound 

Cocoa Bean, shell and nibs, not 

roasted, crushed or ground . . Free 
Coffee, Green, imp. from U.S. ..^10 
Coffee, Green, imported from 

other countries than the U.S . . Free 
Coffee roasted or ground, imp d 

from U.S., 3 cts. per Ib., and. . 10 
Coffee, roasted or ground, and 
all imitations of and substi 
tutes for, n.e.s., 3 cts. per Ib.. 
Coffee, extract of, or substitutes 
for, of all kinds . . 5 cts. per Ib. 
Coffee and Cream, sweetened, 
cond. in tins, IJc. per Ib. and 35 

Coffee Mills or Roasters 30 

Coffins and Caskets, of an}- ma 
terials 35 

Coins, Silver Coins from the U.S. 20 
Coins, Gold and Silver, except 

U.S. silver coins Free 

Coir and Coir Yarn Free 

Collars of linen, cotton, celluloid, 
xylonite, or xyolite, 24c. per 

doz. and 30 

Collars, lace collars 30 

Collodion, 20c. per I. G. and 25 

Cologne water, alcoholic per 
fumes, and perfumed spririrs, 
bay rum. and lavender \\ alers, 
hair, tooth and skin washes 
and other toilet preparations 
containing spirits of any kind, 
when in bottles or flasks weigh 
ing not more than 4 oz. each , . 50 
When in bottles, flasks, or 
other packages weighing 
more than 4 oz. each.s-2.12i 

p. gal . and 40 

Coloured Fabrics, woven in whole 
or in part of dyed or colored 
cotton yarn, or jute yarn, or 
of part jute and part cotton 



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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



31 



$ c. ad val. 
yarn or other material except 

silk, n.e.s 25 

Combs, dress and toilet, all kinds 35 
Combs, curry combs, as Sad 
dlers hardware 35 

Commercial blank forms 35 

Communion Plate imported by 

and for use in Churches Free 

Composition Metal for the manu 
facture of filled gold watch- 
cases 10 

Compasses for ships Free 

Composition Nails, Spikes arid 

Sheathing Nails 20 

Composition Fuel, in blocks 20 

Concentrated Lye 20 

Condensed Coffee 35 

Condensed Milk, not sweetened. . 35 
Condensed Milk, if sweetened, 1J 

cents per Ib. and 35 

Confectionary and Sugar Candy, 

1 Jc pr Ib. and 35 

Copper, old and scrap in pigs, 
bars, rods, bolts, ingots and 
sheating not planished or coat 
ed, and copper seamless drawn 

tubing 10 

Copper Wire 15 

Copper Wire twisted for manu 
facture of boots and shoes . . Free 
Copper Rollers, for vise in calico 
printing, when imported by 
calico printers for use in their 
factory in the printing of calico 
and for no other purpose (such 
rollers not being manufactured 

in Canada) Free 

Copper, in sheets or strips of 

los than 4in. in width 15 

Copper in sheets or plates of not 

less than 4in. in width Free 

Copper Bath, finished 35 

Copper.all manufactures of ,n.e.s. 30 
Copper, piecipitate of, crude ..Free 

Copperas, Sulphate of Iron Free 

Copy Books 35 t 

Copying Presses 30 

Cords and Tassels of silk or any 

other material 30 

Cordage, Cotton, and Cotton - 

braided Cords 30 

Cordageof all kinds, n.e.s. IJcper 

Ib. and 10 

Cordials (see Spirituous Liquors. 
Corduroy, 2c per sq. yd. and ... 15 

Corn, Indian 7Ac. per bush. 

Cornmeal 40c. per bbl. 

Corks and manufactures of Cork 
wood or Cork-bark 20 

Cork-wood or bark, unmanufa..Free 
Corkscrews and Cork Drawers . . 30 

Cornice Poles, 35 

Corsets 35 

Corset clasps, spoon clasps or 
busks, blanks, side steels and 
other corset steels, whether 
plain, japanned, lacquered, 
tinned or covered with paper 
or cloth; also back, bone or 
corset wires, covered with paper 
or cloth, cut to lengths and 
tipped with bra*s or tin, or un- 
tipped. or in coils, 5c. p. Ib. and 30 
Cottolene, sub. for lard, 2c. p. Ib. 

Cotton, raw Free 

Cotton covered Wire 35 

Cotton Seed Free 

Cotton Bed Quilts, not including 

woven quilts 01 counterpanes. 35 
Cotton Quilts or Comforters 
white, with woven col d border 25 

Cotton Belting 20 

Cotton and ute Tapestry 25 

Cotton and Linen Damasks 25 

Cottons, grey or unbleached, 
and bleached cotton sheetings, 



30 
35 



35 



V c. ad val. 

drills, ducks, cotton or Canton 
flannels, not stained, painted 
or printed, 1 ct. persq. yd. and 15 
Cotton fabrics uncolpured, scrims 
and window scrims, cambric 
cloths, muslin apron checks, 
brilliants, cords, piques, dia 
pers, lenos, mosquito nettings; 
Swiss, jaconets, and cambric 
muslins, and plain, striped or 

checked lawns -~&gt; 

Cottons, denims, drillings, bed- 
tickings, ginghams, plaids, 
cotton or Canton flannels, 
flannelettes, cotton tennis 
cloth or striped zephyrs, ducks 
and d ills, dyed or coloured, 
checked and striped shirtings, 
cottonades Kentucky jeans, 
pantaloon stuffs, and goods 
of like description . .2c. per sq. 

yard and 15 

Cottons, all clothing made of 
cotton, or other material not 
otherwise provided for, in 
cluding corsets, and similar 
articles made up by the seam 
stress or tailor, also tarpaulin, 
plain or coated with oil, paint 
tar, or other composition, and 
cotton bags made up by the 

use of the needle n.o.p 35 

Cotton Handkerchiefs, printed ex 
plain, in the piece or otherwise. 25 
Cotton or Linen Shirts, 81 per 

doz. and 

Cotton Undershirts and Dra\\ ers. 
Cotton -covered flat steel, cut to 
lengths, with brass on ends and 
eyejeted, as parts of clothing.. 
Cottoli, knitting yarn, hosiery 
3~arn, and other cotton 3 T arn, 
under No. 40, not bleached, 
dyed, or coloured, 2 cts. per 

Ib. and 15 

Cotton Yarns, not coarser than 
No. 40, unbleached, bleached 
or dyed, for use in covering 
electric wires ; also for the 
manufacture of cotton loom 
harness ; and for use in the 
manufacture of Italian cloths, 
cotton, worsted or Silk fabrics.Free 
Cotton Yarns in cops only, made 
from single cotton yarns finer 
than No. 40, for use in their 
own factories by the manufac 
turers of Italian cloths, cash- 
met es and cotton cloths for the 
selvages of said cloths only . . Free 
Cotton, knitting yarn, hosiery 
yarn, dyed or coloured, 3 cts. 

per Ib. and 15 

Cotton Lamp Wick 30 

Cotton or Linen Collars, 24 cts. 

per doz. and 30 

Cotton over 30 in. wide when im 
ported by manufacturers of 
Window Shades for use in their 

factories 15 

Cotton over 42 in. wide and when 
imported by manufacturers 
of Enamelled Cloth for use in 

their factories 15 

Cotton Parasols and Umbrellas.. 35 
Cotton Prunella, n.e.s., 2 cts. 

per sq. yd. and 15 

Cotton Prunella, for boots and 

shoes 10 

Cotton Pillow Cases 35 

Cotton, seamless bags, 2 cts. per 

Ib. and 15 

Cotton, sewing thread, in hanks, 
black, bleached, or unbleach 
ed, three and six cord 12$ 

Cotton, sewing thread, on spools. 25 



ty c. ait val. 

CottonThread, all other, n.e.s.. 20 
Cotton Twine . . . .lc. per Ib. and 25 

Cotton Towels and shawls 25 

Cotton Velveteens. Cotton Vel 
vets and Cotton Plush 20 

Cotton Fire Hose, lined with 

rubber, 5 cts per Ib. and 15 

Cotton wadding, batting, batts 
and warps, cai pet warps, knit 
ting yarn, hosiery yarn, and 
other cotton yarns, under 
number 40, not bleached, dyed 

or coloured 2c. per Ib and 15 

Cotton warps on beams, 1 ct. 

per sq. yd. and 15 

Cotton Warp, No. 60, and finer. 15 
Cotton Winceys, checked, strip 
ed or fancy Cottons, over 25 
inches wide, 2c. per sq. yd. and 15 
Cotton, Winceys of all kinds. n.es. 22J 
Cotton jeans, coutilles, cambrics, 
silicias and casbans, printed 

or dyed, n.e.s 32 

Cottons, Jeans and Coutilles, for 
corset and dress stay makers, 

for use in their factories 25 

Cotton fabrics, printed or dyed, 

n.e.s 324 

Cottons, manufactures of, n.e.s.. 20 
Cotton Waste and Cotton Wool.. Free 

Cotton Seed Cake Free 

Cow Hair, unmanufactured Free 

Cow Hair manufactures, N. E.S. . 20 

Cracked Corn and Wheat 20 

Cranberries, plums and quinces 
30c. per. bush. 

Crapes of all kinds 20 

Crocus, Coin posit on 30 

Crocks, earthenware, per gallon 

holding capacity 3 cts. 

Crop end of steel rails for the 
manuf. of steel, 82 per ton .... 

Crowbars lc. per Ib. and 25 

Cream of Tartar in Crystals. . . .Free 
Cream of Tartar, other, n.e.s. . . . 20 

Crucibles of Plumbago 30 

Crucibles, Earthenware 35 

Cucumbers 25 

Cuffs of Paper , 35 

Cuffs of Linen, Cotton, Celluloid, 
Xylonite or Xyolite, 4 cts. per 

pair, and 30 

Cultivators and parts thereof ... 35 
Cups or other prizes won in com 
petitions. See O.C. 12 Jan., 

1889 

Curry Cards and Combs 35 

Curry Powders 25 

Curling stones 25&lt; 

Curtains, trimmed oruntrimmed 30 
Cutlery : Knives, wholly or in 
part plated,costing under 83. 50 
per doz., 50c. per doz. and .... 20 

Cutlery, plated, other, n.e.s 30 

Cutlery, not elsewhere specified. 25 
Cut Flowers 20 

Damask ofCotton, of 
linen, or of cotton and 
linen, bleached, unbleached 

or colored 25 

Decalcomanie, or transfer pict s. 35 
Deer, (glove leather) tanned or 
dressed, colored or not colored 10 

Deer Hair 20 

Degras , 20 

Dental instruments, of all kinds. 20 

Diamonds, set 20 

Diamonds, unset, dust or bort, 

and black Diamonds for borers. Free- 
Diamond drill boring rods and 

couplings 30 

Diamond Drills, for prospecting 

for minerals Fres- 

Dice, Ivory or bone, fancy 35 

Dogs 20- 



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[1892. 



$ c. ad avl. 
Doors, for safes and vaults, of 

iron or steel 35 

Door Knob Tops, of any ma 
terial 20 

Dragon s Blood Free 

Drain pipes sewer pipes, chimney 
linings or vents, and inverted 
blocks glazed or unglazed, and 

eaithenware tiles 35 

Draughts and Chessmen of Ivory 

or bone, fancy 35 

Drawing Paper, mounted 35 

Drawings, n.e.s 20 

Dried Flowers 20 

Dried Roots, n.e.s 20 

Dried Vegetables 25 

Druggets (dyed cotton) 32 

Drugs, in a crude state, used in 

dyeing or tanning Free 

Dryer s Japan, 20 cents per gal. 

and 25 

Dualin, Dynamite, Giant Powder 
and other explosives in which 
nitro-glycerine is a component 

part 5 cents per Ib. and 20 

Duck, for belting and hose, when 
imported by manufacturers of 
rubber goods for use in their 

factories Free 

Dutch Metal or bronze 30 

Dye Wood, ground or further 
advanced in manufacture than 

chips 20 

Dyes (prepared) other than Ani 
line 20 

Dyes, Aniline, and coal tar d3 es, 
in bulk or packages of not less 
than 1 Ib. weight, including 
alizarine and artificial aliza 
rine Free 

Byes, Aniline.n.e.s. less than lit) 10 

Dye, jet black Free 

Dyeing or Tanning Articles in a 
crude state, used in dyeing or 
tanning, n,e.s Free 

Earth Closets 35 

Earthenware Tiles 35 

Earthenware Drain Tiles, not 
glazed 20 

Earthenware and Stoneware 
Demijohns or Jugs, Churns 
and Crocks, per gal. holding 
capacity, 3 cents per gal 

Earth enware and Stoneware, 
brown or coloured, and Roek- 
ingham ware, white granite, 
or iron stoneware and C.C. 
ware, decorated, printed or 
sponged, and all earthenware 

n.e.s 35 

Free 

boxes, when imported from 
the United States to be filled 
with eggs and exported, may 
be returned to Canada to be re 
filled without requiring duty 
a second time, but duty must 
be paid on first importation. .. 25 

Elastic Rubber Thread for the 
manufacture of elastic web 
bing, when imported by the 
manufacturers of elastic rub 
ber webbing to be used for 
that purpose only in their 
own factories Free 

Electric and Gahanic Batteries. 25 

Electric Lights, apparatus, parts 
of, when imported separately. 25 

Electro-plated Ware, wholly or 
in part electro or gilt 30 

Electrotypes, Stereotypes, and 
celluloids of books and bases, 
and copper shells for the same, 
whether composed wholly or 
in part of metal or celluloid, 



$ c. ad val. 

| cents per sq. in 

Electrotypes, Stereotypes, and 
celluloids for almanacs, calen 
dars, illustrated pamphlets, 
newspaper advertisements or 
engravings, and all other like 
work for commercial, trade or 
other purposes, n.e.s. ; and 
matrices or copper shells of the 

same 2c. per. sq. in. 

Electrotypes, Stereo types, and cel 
luloids of newspaper columns, 
and bases for the same, com 
posed wholly or partly of metal 
or celluloid, f c. per sq. in. , and 
matrics or copper shells of the 

same 2c. per sq. in. 

Embalming Boards 35 

Embossed Paper, extra heavy, 
for cracked and damaged walls 35 

Embroideries, n.e.s 30 

Emery in blocks, crushed or 

ground ... Free 

Emery and Sand Paper 30 

Emery Wheels 25 

Enamelled Iron Hollowware 35 

Engines, Locomotives, provided 
with any locomotive which, 
with its tender, weighs 30 tons 
and over shall pay a duty of 

not less than 2,000. 

Engines, Fire 35 

Engines, Fire, Chemical 30 

Engines, steam, of ships or other 
vessels built in any foreign 

country, etc 25 

Engines, all others, and boilers, 

n.e.s 35 

Engravings and Prints 20 

Entomology, specimens of Free 

Envelopes, paper of all kinds. ... 35 

Ergot Free 

Esparto, or Spanish Grass, and 
other grasses and pulp of, for 

the manufacture of paper Free 

Essences or Extracts, mixed with 

spirits 2.12Jper I.G., and 30 

Essential Oils 20 

Ether, Sulphuric 5c. per Ib. 

Excelsior for Upholsterers use. . 20 
Excelsior, for other purposes. ... 25 
Extract of Logwood, fustic, oak, 

and of oak bark Free 

Extract of Malt, for medicinal 

purposes, n.e.s 25 

Extract of Fluid Beef, not medi 
cated 25 

Eyelets of Brass 30 

Eye glasses, finished 30 

Eye classes, unfin d, and parts of 25 

Fancy Grasses, dried , but not 
colored nor otherwise manfd..Free 

Fancy workboxes, writing desks, 
glove - boxes, handkerchief 
boxes, manicure cases, per 
fume cases, toilet cases and 
fancy cases for smokers sets, 
and all similar fancy articles 
made of bone, shell, horn, 
ivory, wood, leather, plush, 
satin, silk, satinette, or paper ; 
dolls and toys of all kinds, 
including sewing machines, 
when not more than &gt;"2 in 
value ; and toy whips, orna 
ments of aliibaster, spar, am 
ber, terra cotta or composition 
statuettes and bead ornaments 
n.e.s 35 

Fans, ... to be rated according to 
material. 

Farina 2 cts. per Ib. 

Feathers, Ostrich and Vulture, 
undressed 15 

Feathers, Ostrich and Vulture, 



$ c. ad val. 

dressed 35 

Feathers of all kinds, n.e.s ~25 

Feather Beds, Bolsters and 

Pillows 35 

Felt, pressed of all kinds, not 
filled or covered by or with 

any woven fabrics 17 

Felt, adhesive, for sheathing 

vessels Free 

Felt, printed as carpets 25 

Felt, Roofing, tarred or coated. . 25 

Felt, Roofing, n.e.s 20 

Felt Cloth, n.e.s., 10 cts. per Ib. 

and 20 

Ferro - manganese and Ferro- 

silicon 2 per ton. 

Fertilizers, Artificial and Mineral 20 
Fibre, Mexican, Tampico or Istle.Free 
Fibre Ware, indurated fibre ware, 
vulcanized fibre ware and all 

articles of like material 30 

Fibre, vegetable, for manufactur 
ing purposes Free 

Fibre, vegetable, twisted for con 
venience in transportation . . . Free 

Fibrilla Free 

Filberts 3 cents per Ib. 

Files and Rasps 35 

Fillets of Cotton and Rubber not 
exceeding 7 inches wide, for 
manufacture of card clothing. Free 

Firearms 20 

Fire Bricks, for use exclusively 
in processes of manufactures. Free 

Fire Clay gas logs 20 

Fire Clay gas retorts 20 

Fire Clay retorts, crucibles 35 

Fire Clay Free 

Fire Works 25 

Fire Hose, of cotton or linen, 
lined with rubber, or of rub 
ber, 5 cents per Ib. and 15 

Fire Dogs 30 

Fish Skins and fish offal, when 

imported by manufacturers of 

glue for use in their factories . Free 

Fish. Mackerel, fresh, Ic. pr. 11). 

Herrings, Pickled or Salted, 

i cent per Ib. 

Salmon, pickled or salted, 

subject to the provisions 

of Section 3, Chap. 33, 49th 

Vic. Rev. Stat. of Can. .Ic. 

peril). 

All other Fish, pickled or 
salted, in bbls., subject to 
the provisions of Section 
3, Lhap. 33, 49th Vic. Rev. 
Stat. of Can . . Ic. per Ib. 
Foreign caught fish, import 
ed otherwise than in bbls. 
or half bbls., whether fresh, 
dried, salted or pickled, 
n.e.s , 50 cents per 100 Ibs 
Smoked and Boneless Fish, 

1 cent per Ib 

Anchovies and Sardines, 
packed in oil or otherwise, 
in tin boxes, measuring 
not more than five inches 
long, four inches wide, and 
three and one-half inches 
deep, 5 cents per box .... 
In half boxes, measuring not 
more than five inches long, 
four inches wide, and one 
and five-eighths deep, 2J 

cents per half box 

In quarter boxes, measuring 
not more than four and 
three-quarter inches long, 
three and one-half inches 
wide, and one and a quar 
ter deep, 2 cts. per quarter 

box 

Imported in any other form. 3o 



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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



33 



~f&gt; c. a*! )(( . 
Fish preserved in oil, except 

Anchovies and Sardines . . 3(j 
Salmon and all other fish pre 
pared or preserved,includ- 

inu 1 oysters, n.e.s 25 

Oysters shelled in bulk, 1C 

cents per gal 

Oysters, canned, in cans not 
over one pint, 3 cents per 
can, including the cans . . 
Oysters in cans.over one pint 
and not over one quart, 5c. 
per can including cans. . . 
Oysters in cans exceeding 
one quart, five cents for 
each quart or fraction of a 
quart of the capacity in 
cluding the cans 

Oysters in the shell 25 

Oysters Seed and Breeding 
imported for the purpose 
of being planted in Cana 
dian waters Free 

Packages containing Oysters 
or other Fish, not other 
wise provided for 25 

Oils, spermaceti, whale and 
other fish oils, and all 
other articles the produce 

of the fisheries, n.e.s 20 

(ins or packages made of 
tin or other material, con 
taining fish of any kind 
admitted free of duty un 
der uny existing law or 
treaty, not exceeding one 
quart in contents, H cts. 
on each can or package, 
and when exceeding one 
quart an additional duty 
of li cts. for each ad 
ditional quart or frac 
tional part thereof 

Fish hooks, nets, seines, lines 
and twines, not to include 
sporting fishing tackle or hooks 
with flies, or trolling spoons, 
or threads or twines commonly 
used for sewing or manufac 
turing purposes Free 

Fish Hooks, n.e.s 30 

Fish Nets, Seines, Lines, and 

manufacturer of Twines 35 

Fishing Rods 30 

Fishing, Hooks with Flies 30 

Flagstones, sawn or otherwise 

dressed s2 per ton 

Flannels, of every description, 

n.e.s., (wool), lOc. per Ib. and 20 

Flax,- fibre, scutched, .le. per Ib. 

Flax, fibre, hackled, 2 cts. per Ib. 

Flax, tow of, scutched or green, 

i ct. per Hi. 

Flax Seed lOc. per bushel. 

Flax T\vi ie, Sail Twine 5 

Flax, manufactures of n.e.s.... 20 
Flint, flints and ground flint 

stones Free 

Floor and Ornamental Tiles 35 

Florist Stock, viz., palms, or 
chids, azaleas, cacti and flower 

bulbs f all kinds Free 

Flour, Buckwheat or Meal, ^c. 11). 
Flour, gluten flour, and special 

diabetic food 20 

Flour, of Corn or Corn Meal .... 
40 cts. per bbl. 

Flour of Rye 5"c. per bbl. 

Flour of Wheat 75c. per bbl. 

Flour of Rice or Sago, 2c. per Ib. 

Fluting Machine 30 

Fly Paper 35 

Fog Signals, detonating -1~&gt; 

Folding Machines 10 

Folia Digitalis Free 

Food, Milk, and all similar pre- 
3 



f 1 o. (til nil. 
paraticms 30 

Foot Grease, refuse of cotton 
seed, but not when treated 
with alkalies Free 

Forks, cast iron, not handled nor 
ground, or otherwise further 
manufactured 10 

Fossils Free 

Fowls, domestic, pure bred, also 
pheasants and quails for im 
provement of stock Free 

Fowls, other 20 

Fringes 30 

Fruit Syrups, Lime-juice, sweet 
ened, n.o p 40c. per gal. 

Fruit, dried, Apples, 2c. perlb. 

Fruit, dried, Raisins 

1 ct. per Ib. and 10 

Fruits, dried, Currants, Dates, 
Figs, Plums, Prunes, and all 
others, n.e s., le. per Ib 

Fruits, Bananas, plantains, pine 
apples, pomegranates, guavas, 
mangoes, and shaddocks ; and 
wild blueberries and straw 
berries Free 

Fruits, Cherries and Currants, le. 
quart. 

Fruits, green, Grapes, 2c. per Ib. 

Fruits, Blackberries, Gooseber 
ries, Raspberries, and Straw 
berries, 3c. perlb. The weight 
of the packuge to be included 
in the weight per duty. 

Fruit, green, other n.e.s 20 

Fruits in air-tight cans or other 
packages, weighing not over 
1 Ib., 3c. per can, incl. can. 
and 3c. additional per can or 
package for each pound or 
fraction of a pound. 

Fruits preserved in brandy and 
other spirits sl.S)i per I.G. 

Fruit Juice not sweetened and 
not containing alcohol, lOc. per 
I. gal. 

Fuller s Earth Free 

Fuller s Earth, prepared 30 

Furniture, of wood, iron or any 
other material, for house, 
cabinet or office, fin. or in parts. 
including hair and spring and 
other mattresses, bolsters and 
pillows, caskets and coffins of 
any material 35 

Fur Skins, of all kinds, not 
dressed in any manner Free 

Fur Skins, dyed and wholly or 
partially dressed .".... 15 

Fur hats, caps, muffs, tippets, 
capes, coats, cloaks and other 
manufactures of fur 25 

Galvanized Nails and 
Spikes, wrought and pressed, 
H ct. per Ib., but not less than 35 
Galvanized sheet iron, thicker 

than No. 20 30 

Galvanized sheet iron, thinner 

gauge than No. 20 12 

Galvanic Batteries 25 

Game 20 

Gannister Free 

Gas and Coal Oil, or Kerosene 

Fixtures, or parts thereof 30 

Gas Coke, (the product of Gas 
Works) when used in Cana 
dian manufacturesonly Free 

Gas. Meters 35 

Gas, for dentists and others 20 

Gelatine, arid all similar prep ns. 20 

Gentian and Ginseng Root Free 

German spirits of nitrous ether 

(sweet nitre ),*: . 1 -.Mini] i. gal. and 30 
German silver in strip- when im 
ported by manufactures of 



f? c. ad. val. 

pocket knives for use in their 
factories for manufacture of 
of such pocket knives Free 

German and Nickel Silver, manu 
factures of, not plated 25 

German and Nickel Silver, plated 
n.e.s 30 

German Silver, and Silver in 
sheets, for man f g purposes . . Free 

Giant powder, dualin, dynamite 
and other explosives in which 
nitro-glycerine is a constituent 
parts oc. per Ib., and 20 

Gilling Twine, imported for the 

use of the fisheries Free 

I Gilling Twines, linen thread .... 20 
j Gilt ware, of all kinds, except 
jewelery 30 

Gin. See Spirituous Liquors . . . 

Ginger, Preserved 35 

Glacier, window decorations. . . . 
6c. per Ib. and 20 

Glass, crystal and decorated 
table-ware, made expressly for 
mounting with silver plated 
trimmings, when imported by 
manufacturers of plated ware . 20 

Glass, ornamented, figured, and 
enamelled colored glass; paint 
ed and vitrified glass ; figured, 
enamelled and obscured white 
glass; and rough rolled plate 
glass 25 

Glass Stained Windows 30 

Glass, Carboys and Demijohns, 
empty or filled bottles and de 
canters, flasks and phials of 
less capacity than 3 ounces .... 30 

Glass, Flasks and Phials of eight 
ounces and over, Telegraph 
and Lightning Rod Insulators, 
Jars and Glass Balls, and cut, 
pressed or moulded tableware, 
5 cts. per dozen pieces and 30 

Glass. Lamp, Gas and Electric 
Light Shades, Lamps and Lamp 
Chimneys, sidel ghtsaiid head 
lights, Globes for Lanterns, 
Lamps.Gas and Electric Lights, 
n.e.s 30 

Gl.i-s, common and colorless 
window glass ; and plain color 
ed, stained, tinted or muffled 
glass in sheets 20 

Glass. Imitation porcelain shades, 
and colored glass shades, not 
figured, painted, enamelled or 
engraved 20 

Glass and Emery Paper 30 

, Glass, Plate, not, coloured, in 
panes not over 30 sq ft, 6c. per 
s(|. ft., when bevelled, 2c. per 
sq. ft. add l 

Glass, Plate, in panes over 30 
under 70 sq. ft., Sc. per sq. ft, 
when bevelled. 2c. p. sq. ft. add l 

Glass, Plate, in panes over 70 sq. 
ft. 9c. p. sq. ft., when bevelled 

2c. per sq. ft. additional 

j Glass, Silvered 30 

Glass, silvered, bevelled 35 

; Glass, all other, and manufac 
tures of, n.o.p., including bent 
plate glass 20 

Glazier s hacking and putty 
knives . 35 

Gloves and Mitts, of all kinds.. 35 

Glue, sheet, broken sheet and 
ground, 3 cents per Ib 

Glue, liquid 30 

] Glucose and Gluc e Syrup,lc.p.tb 

Glycerine 20 

&lt;t Hair, unmanufa- tared .... Free 

&lt; " Id Beaters moulds and skins Free 

Gold Laces, Gold and Si ver 
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CANADIAN TAKIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



[1892. 



$ c. ad val. 

Gold and Silver Bullion, in Bars, 
Blocks or Ingots, and Bullion 

Fringe Free 

Gold and Silver Ware, plated, 

n.e s 3 

Gold Medals 20 

Gold and Silver leaf, and Dutch 

or schlag metal leaf 30 

Gold an; i Silver, manufactures 

of, n.e.s 20 

Gongs for doors, as bells 30 

Gooseberry bushes Ic. each 

Grafting Stock. (See Seedling 

Stock) 

Grape Vines, costing lOc. and 

less 2c. each. 

Grain, of all kinds when dam 
aged by water in transitu (on 

appraised value) 20 

Granite Ware, camelled Iron 
Ware, and Galvanized Iron 

Ware 35 

Grass, Manilla and Sea Grass. . .Free 

Grass, manufactures of, n.e.s 20 

Gravels Free 

Grease, rough, the refuse of ani 
mal fat, when imported by the 
manufactures of soap for use 

in their own factory only Free 

Grease, Axle, 1 cent per Ib . . . 
Grease, Foot, refuse of cotton 
seed after oil is pressed out . . Free 

Grease, other, n.e.s 20 

Grindstones, not mounted, and 
not less than twelve inches in 

diameter 82 per ton. 

Grindstone Fixtures 30 

Guano, and other animal and 

vegetable manures Free 

G urns, Amber, Arabic, Australian, 
Copal, Damar, Kuurie, Mastic, 
Sandarac, Senegal, andShellac; 
and White Shellac in gum or 
flake, for manufacturing pur 
poses ; and Gum Tragacanth, 
Gum Gedda and Gum Bar 
berry -Free 

Gum, British, Dressme, Sizing 
Cream and Enamel Sizing, 1 

cent per Ib 

Gum, sappato, crade, when im 
ported for the purposes of 

manufacture Free 

Gum. opium (drug), 81 per Ib . . 
Gums, Assafoetida, Camphor and 

others n.e.s 

Gunpowder, Gun, Rifle. Sporting, 

in kegs, i kegs, i kegs, and 

similar packages, 5 cts. peril). 

Gunpowder, cannon and musket, 

in kegs and bbls., 4 per Ib 

Gunpowder, canister, 1 Ib. and 

4 Ib. tins, 15 cents per Ib 

Gunpowder, blasting and min 
ing, 3 cents per Ib 

Guns, Rifles and Muskets 20 

Gut and Worm Gut, manufac 
tured or unmanufactured, for 

wl ip and other cord Free 

Gutta Percha, clothing, when 
partly composed of wool lOc. tt&gt;. 

and 

Gutta Percha clothing or cloth 
ing made waterproof with 
C. itta Percha .... 
Gutta Percha, crude 
Gutta Percha, manf. 



30 
30 

25 
35 



25 



1) c ad val. 

Hair, Plasterers and manufac 
tures of, n.e.s 20 

Hair Oils, Pomatums and Pastes, 
and all other perfumed prep 
arations used for the hair, 

mouth and skin 

Hair Pins 

Hammers, Blacksmith Hammers, 

let. per Ib. and 

Hammers, other, n.e.s 

Hammocks and lawn tennis nets 
and other like articles manu 
factured of twine, n.e.s 35 

Hams, fresh, salted, dried or 

smoked, 3 cts. per Ib 

Harness and saddlery of every 
description, and parts of same 35 

Hatchets, n.e.s 35 

Hat Boxes 30 

Hat Covers of rubber 35 

Hats, caps and bonnets, n.e.s 30 

Hatters bands, bindings, tips and 
sides, and linings, both tips and 
sides when imported by hat 
manufacturers for use in their 
factories in the ma f e of hats.. Free 
Hatters plush, of silk or cotton, 

and furs, not on the skin Free ; 

Hay and Straw 20 

Hemlock, Bark, seed and leaf ..Free 
Hemp Paper, made on four- 
cylinder machines and calen 
dered to between .006 and .008 
inch thickness, for manufac 
ture of shot shells, primers for 
the manufacture of shot shells 
and cartridges, and felt board, 
sized and hydraulic pressed 
and covered with paper or 
uncovered for the manufac 
ture of gun -wads, when such 
articles are imported by the 
manufacturers of shot shells, 
cartridges, and gun-wads to 
be used for these purposes 
only in their own factories; 
provided always that the said 
articles when imported shall 
be entered at the port of 

Montreal only * rei 

Hemp undressed 

Hemp, manufactures of, n.e.s.. .20 

Henbane, leaf Free 

Hickory Spokes, rough turned, 
not tenanted, mitred, throat 
ed, faced, sized, cut to leno-th, 
round tenanted or polished ..tree 
Hides, raw whether dried, salted 

or pickled Free 

Hob Nails, U ct. per Ib. but not 

less than ?? 

Hoes, 5 cents each and 

Holly - 

Hominy, in bbls., 40 cts. per bbl. 

Hominy, n.e.s 

Honey ^ in the comb or other 
wise, and adulterations and imi 
tations thereof . . 3 cts. per Ib. _ 

Hoofs, horns and horn tips F 1 e 

Hoop Skirts cS: similar goods.n.e.s. 35 

Hops, ti cents per Ib 

Hop extract and hop roots 20 

Horns Free 

Horns Strips, when to be used in 

making corsets Free 

Horse Clothing, shaped, n.o.p ... 30 
Horses, n e.s 20 



25 



35 



20 
20 



Gvnsuin"crude (sulphate of lime)Free Hosiery, of Silk 30 

House Furnng Hardware, n.e.s. 30 



Hair, cleaned or uncleaned, but 
not curled or otherwise manu 
factured 

Hair, curled ;; 

Hair Cloth of all kinds 8U 

Hair Mattresses B 



Hubs, rough hewn or sawn only, 15 

Hymn Books . 5 

H vosc\ amus Leaves Free 

H \ oscyatnus Seed 20 

Hydrants, Valveeand \Vatergates 30 



Ice 



.Free 



$e. ad val. 

Ice Boxes 35 

Illuminating Oils, composed 
wholly or in part of the pro 
ducts of petroleum, coal, shale 
or lignite, costing more than 

30c. per gal 25 

Incense 20 

Indian Corn of the varieties 
known as " Southern White 
Dent Corn," or horse tooth 
ensilage corn, and " Western 
Yellow Dent Corn," or horse 
tooth ensilage corn, when im 
ported to be sown for soiling 

and ensilage only Free 

Indian Corn, 7A cents per bush . . 
Indian Corn Meal, ICc per bbl. 
Indian Corn and Corn Meal, when 
damaged by water in transi 
tion on appraised value 20 

India Hemp (crude drug) Free 

India Rubber Boots and Shoes 
with tops or uppers of cloth or 
of material other than rubber. 35 
India Rubber Boots and Shoes 
and other manufacturers of 

India Rubber, n.e.s 

India Rubber Clothing, or cloth 
ing made waterproof with 

India Rubber, n.e.s 

India Rubber surfaced water 
proof clothing.. lOc. per Ib. and 25 
India Rubber, vulcanized hand 
les for knives and forks 10 

India Rubber Hose, Belting, 
Packing, Mats and Matting, 
and Cotton, and Linen Hose, 
lined with rubber. 5c. p. Ib. and 15 
India Rubber, unmanufactured. Free 
India Rubber, Crude and Hard 
Rubber in sheets, but not fur 
ther manufactured, and re 
covered Rubber and Rubber 

substitute Free 

Indigo Free 

Indigo Auxiliary or Zinc Dust . . Free 
Indigo Paste aiid Extract of .... Free 

Infants Food, all kinds 30 

Ink, for writing 25 

Ink, for printing 2 

Inkstands, n.e.s 3 

Insect Powder, n.e.s 20 

Iodine, crude Free 

Iodine, resublimed 20 

Iris, Orris Root Free 

Isinglass 20 

Iron Sand or Globules and Dry 

Putty, for polishing granite ... 20 
Iron Liquor, solution of acetate 
of iron for dyeing and calico 

printing Free 

Iron, &lt; &gt;xide of, drv 30 

IRON & STEEL & MAXI/KAC. OF:- 

Adzes 35 

Anchors Free 

Angles, rolled iron or steel 
Angles, Channels, Structural 
Shapes and Special Sections, 
weighing less than 25 Ibs per 
lineal yd., n.e.s., A cent per 

Ib. and 10 

-Vno-les, etc., as above, weigh 
ing not less than 25 Ibs. per 

lineal yard 124 

Angles, rolled iron or steel 
Angles, Beams, Girders, 
.Joists, Channels, Eye-bar 
Blanks made by the Kloman 
process, together with all 
other structural shapes of 
rolled iron or steel, inclu 
ding rolled iron or steel 
bridge plate, not less than S 
of an inch thick, nor less 
than 15 inches wide, when im 
ported by manufacturers of 



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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



35 



35 



30 



^ c. ad val. 

bridges for use exclusively 
in the manufacture of iron 
and steel bridges 124 

Angles for iron or composite 
ships or vessels Free 

Axes, chopping axes, 2 per 
doz. and I 1 

Axes ( all kinds, Adzes, 
Hatchets, and Hammers, 
n.e.s 

Axles and Springs of iron or 
steel, and parts thereof, for 
carriages other than railway 
or tramway vehicles, with 
out reference to the stage of 
manufactures, 1 cent per Ib. 
and 

Axles for railway and tranuvay 
cars, all other axles, and 
parts thereof, ne.s.,830per 
ton, but not less than 35 

Balances 35 

Bands and Hoops, n.e.s., valued 

at 4 cents or less per Ib 3i) 

but not less than 12 per ton 

Bands and Hoops, n.e.s.. 
valued at over 4c per Ib . 1-2$ 

Bars, Crowbars, Ic per Ib. and 25 

Bar Iron, rolled or hammered, 
comprising flats, rounds, 
squares, and bars and shapes 
of rolled iron, n.e.s., 13 
perton 

Barbed Wire Fencing of iron 
or steel 1 cents per lh. 

Bars or Steel Rails, weighing 
not less than 25 Ibs. per 
lineal yard, for use on rail 
way track Free 

Bars "and Billets, n.o.p., valu 
ed at 4 cents or less per Ib . 
but not less than 12 per ton 

Bars and Billets, n.e.s., valu 
ed at over 4 cents per Ib. . . . 

Blooms and Slabs, valued at 4 

cent,-, per U&gt;s or less 

but not less than 12 per ton 

Blooms and Slabs, valued at 
over 4 cents per Ib 12J 

Boiler, or other plate iron, 
sheared or unsheared, skelp 
iron sheared or rolled in 
grooves, and sheet iron, coin- 
mo, i or black, not thinner 
than 20 gauge, n.e.s., inclu 
ding nail plate of iron or 
steel, 16 gauge and thicker, 
13 per ton 

Boiler tubes of wrought iron or 
steel 15 

Bowls for Cream Separators . Free 

Bolts with or without threads 
or nuts, and bolt blanks less 
than ijthsof an inch in diam 
eter, 1 J cents per Ib. and . . . 

Bridges, iron and structural 
i on works (provided the 
duty shall not be less than 
35 p.c.), 1J cents per Ib 

Bridge Plate not less than C-tlis 
of an inch thick, nor less 
than 15 inches wide when 
imported by manufacturers 
of bridges for use exclusively 
in the manufac. of bridges 

Canada plates 12 

Cast Iron Vessels, Plates, 
Stove Plates and Irons, Sad 
Irons, Hatters Irons, Tailors 
Irons and castings of iron 
n. e. s. [provided the duty- 
shall not be less than 30 p e.] 
.si ", per ton 

Castings, other, n. e. s 30 

Chain Traces or parts harness 35 

C hains, iron or steel, over 9-16 



30 



30 



30 



12* 



%! c. ad val. 

of an inch in diameter 5 

Chains, other, n.e.s 30 

Clock Spri gs 10 

Clock Springs andt orset Steels 
to be flat wire of steel of 
No. 10 gauge or thinner, 
to be used in the manufac 
ture of crinoline and cor 
set wire ; steel of No. 20 
gauge and thinner, but not 
thinner than No. 30 gauge, 
to be used in the manufac 
ture of corset steels, clock 
springs and shoe shanks, 
when imported by the manu 
facturers of such articles for 

use in their factories Free 

Corrugated Sheet Iron 30 

Crowbars, 1 cent per Ib. and.. 25 
Crucible cast steel wire, when 
imported by manufacturers 
of wire ropes, pianos, card 
clothing and needles, for use 
in the manufacture of such 
articles in their own factor 
ies Free 

Crucible Sheet Steel, 11 to 16 
gauge, 2 to IS in. wide, 
when imported by manufac 
turers of mower and reaper 
knives for the manufacture 
of such knives in their own 

factories Free 

Cuttings or clippings, wrought 
iron or steel sheet or plate 
as cut at the rolling mills or 
ship yards, and fit only for 
re-rolling and to be used for 

such purposes only 30 ; 

Discs for Harrows 35 

Discs for harness 35 

Engines. Locomotive, which, 
with its tender, weighs 30 
tons or over, shall pay a duty 

of not less than 2,000 . 

Engines, Steam Engines, boil 
ers and machinery, composed 
wholly or in part of iron or 

steel, n.e.s 30 

Fencing, Buckthorn and Strip, 
iron or steel, li cents perlb, 
Ferro Manganese, Ferro Sili 
con. Speigel, Steel Bloom 
ends, and crop ends of steel 
rails for the manufacture of 
iron or steel, 2 per ton .... 

Files and Rasps 35 

Files, Steel, for the manufac 
ture of, when imported by 
file manufacturers for use 

in their factories Free 

Fish Plates, Railway Fish 

Plates 12 per ton. 

Forgings of iron and steel, or 
forged iron of whatever 
shape, or in whatever stage 
of manufacture, n.e.s., lie. 
per Ib., but not less than .... 35 
Forgings for axles and car 
springs of all kinds, 30 
per ton, but not less than 35 
Forgings for axles or springs 
for carriages other than 
railway and tramway vehi 
cles, Ic. fper Ib. and." 30 

Forgings of whatever shape or 
in whatever stage of manu 
facture, n. e. s., li cts. per 

Ib., hut not less than 35 

Forks, cast iron, not handled 
nor ground or otherwise fur 
ther manufactured 10 

Furniture of any material 35 

Garden Rakes, two and three- 
pronged Forks of all kinds 
and hues .V. each and 25 



f? c. ad val. 

Hay Knives and four, five and 
six pronged forks of all kinds 
2 per doz., and 20 

Hinges and Hinge Blank, 
Ic. per Ib. and 25 

Hollowware, tinned and glazed 35 

Hollowware, enamelled 35 

Horse Shots, and horse shoe 
nails, 1J ct. per Ib. but not 
less than 35 

Hoop Iron, not exceeding 
three-eighths of an inch in 
width and being No. 25 
gauge or thinner, used for 
the manufacture of tubular 
rivets Free 

Hoop, or band, or scroll, or 
other iron, eight inches or 
less in width, and not 
thinner than No. 20 gauge 
13 per ton 

Hoop, or band, or scroll, or 
other iron, eight inches or 
less in width, and thinner 
than No. 20 gauge 12J 

Ingots, Steel, Cogged Ingots. 
Booms and Slabs, by what 
ever process made, Sillets 
asid Bars, Bands, Hoops, 
Strips, and Sheets of all 
guages and widths, all of 
above classes of steel not 
elsewhere provided for, valu 
ed at 4 cents or less per 
pound, 30 percent, ad val., 30 
out not less than 12 
per ton, except Ingots, 
Cogged Ingots, Blooms and 
Slabs upon which the spe 
cific duty shall be not less 
than 8 a ton , when of greater 
value than 4 cts. per Ib .... 12 J 

Iron in slabs, blooms, loops, 
puddled bars, or other forms 
less finished than iron in 
bars, and more advanced 
than pig iron, except cast 
ings 9 per ton. 

Iron Masts for ships, or parts 
of Free 

Iron or Steel Beams, Sheets, 
Plates, Angles and Knees, 
for iron or composite ships 
or vessels Free 

Iron or Steel Rivets, bolts with 
or without threads or nuts, 
or Bolt Blanks, less than 
three-eighths of an inch in 
diameter, 1 i cts. per Ib. and 30 

Iron, Wrought Iron or Steel 
Nuts and Washers, Iron or 
Steel Rivets, Bolts with or 
without threads, nut and 
Bolt Blanks, T and Strap 
Hinges and Hinge Blanks, 
n.e.s Ic. per Ib. and 25 

Iron, all articles rated as iron 
or manufacture of iron shall 
be chargeable with the same 
rate of duty, if made of stee 1 , 
or of steel and iron com 
bined, unless otherwise pro 
vided for. 

Knife Blades or Knife Blanks 
in the rough, unhandled, for 
use by electro-platers 10 

Knives, Reapers and Mowers 
Knives 35 

Locks 35 

Locomotives and other Steam 
Engines, Boilers and .Ma 
chinery, composed wholly or 
in part of iron or steel, not 
elsewhere specified, 30 per 
cent, ad val. ; provided that 
any locomotive which with 



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! e. ad val. 

its tender weighs 30 tons or 
over shall pay duty of not 

less than 82,000 each 

Locomotive and Car Wheel 

Tires of Steel, in the rough. Free 
Manufactured articles of iron 
or steel which at the time of 
their importation are of a 
class or kind not manufac 
tured in Canada, imported 
for use in the construction 
of iron or steel ships or ves 
sels Free 

Manufactures, Articles, or 
Wares not specially enumer 
ated or provided for, com 
posed wholly or in part of 
iron or steel, and whether 
partly or wholly manufact d. 30 

Mattocks, Ic. per Ib. and 25 

Nails and Spikes, wrought and 
pressed, galvanized or not, 
Horseshoe Nails, Hoh Nails 
and Wire Nails, and all other 
Wrought Iron or Steel Nails, 
n. e. s., and Horse, Mule or 
Ox Shoes, 1J ct. per Ib., but 

not less than 35 

Nails, cut Nails and Spikes of 

iron or steel, Ic. per Ib 

Nail Rods, Swedish rolled 
iron, under ^ in. in diameter, 
for the manufacture of horse 

shoe nails 20 

Nail Plate, iron or steel, 16 

gauge and thicker ,f 18 perton 

Nails, composition, spikes and 

sheeting 20 

Nam 3 Plates, enamelled 35 

Needles, steel, viz., Cylinder 
Needles. Hand Frame Need 
les and Latch Needles 30 

Nuts or Bolt Blanks, 1 &gt;ss than 
three-eighths of one inch in 
diameter, Hets. perlb., and 30 
Nuts and washers, wrought 
iron or steel, iron or steel 
rivets, bolts with or without 
threads, nut and bolt blanks, 
T and strap hinges and 
hinge blanks, n.e.s., Ic. per 

Ib., and 25 

Ornamental Iron Work and 

Wire Work 30 

Other Steel, n.e.s 30 

Other Iron, 8 inches or less in 
width and thinner than No. 

20 gauge 12J 

Picks, Mattocks, Hammers 
weighing three pounds each 
or over, Sledges, Track Tools, 
Wedges, or Crowbars of Iron 

or Steel c per Ib. and 25 

Pig Iron, Iron Kentledge and 

Cast Scrap Iron, 84 per ton. 

Pipes, cast iron, 812 per ton. 

but not less than 35 

Planing Mills and parts of in 

anv stage of manufacture. . . 35 
Plates, for iron or composite 

ships or vessels Free 

Plates, iron or steel combined, 
and steel not specially 
enumerated or provided for. 30 

Plates, Scraper Plates 3 

Plates engraved on steel 20 

Plates, Steel Plates, not less 

than 30 inches wide and not 

less than J of an inch thick. . 12} 

Plates, nail plate, 16 gauge 

and thicker, 13 per ton . . . 

Plates, cast-iron plates, and 

stove plates, 816 per ton, but 

not less than 30 

Plate, Canada Plate 12J 

Plates, circular, iron or steel. 



$ c. ad val. 
not less than 30 in. wide and 

not less than J in. thick 30 

Plates, Saw Plates, cut to shape 

only, not otherwise man f d..Free 
Plough Plate, mould boards, 
and land sides when cut to 
shape from rolled sheets of 
crucible steel but not mould 
ed, punched, polished or 
otherwise manufactured and 
being of a greater value than 

4c. a Ib 12J 

Portable Steam Engines, 
Threshers, Separators, Horse 
Power, Saw Mills, Machin 
ery, and parts of 35 

Puddle Bars, 89 per ton 

Pumps, Iron Pitchers, Cistern, 

Well and Force Pumps 35 

Railway Bars and Rails, iron 
or steel, for railways and 
tramways, of any form, 
punched or not punched, 

n.e.s., 86 per ton 

Rail?, weighing not less than 
25 Ibs. per lineiil yard, for 

use in railway tracks Free 

Rails, crop ends of, for the 
manuf re of steel, 82 per ton. 
Rivets, iron or steel, Bolts 
with or without threads, or 
nut or bolt blanks less than 
| of an inch in diameter, 

lie. per lh. and 30 

Rivets, n.e.s., Ic per Ib. and.. 25 
Rods, of steel rolled, under 
half an inch in diameter, or 
under half inch square, im 
ported by knob or lock 
manufacturers, or cutlers, 
for use exclusively in such 
manufacture in their own 

factories Free 

Rods, iron i, 5-16, f , i in dia 
meter, coppered 30 

Rods, Hound, galvanized 30 

Rolled iron tubes, not welded, 
under 1 inon in diameter, 
Angle Iron, 9 and :p gauge, 
not over 1J inch wide, Iron 
Tubing, lacquered or brass 
covered, not over 1J inch 
diameter, all of which are to 
be cut to lengths for the 
manufacture of bedsteads, 
and to be used for no other 
purpose ; when imported for 
the manufacturers of iron 
bedsteads, to be used for 
these purposes only, in their 

own factories Free 

Rope, Raw Hide, as Belting, 

being so used 25 

Safes, doors for safes and 
vaults, scales, balances and 
weighing beams of iron or 

steel 35 

Saws of all kinds 35 

Scrap iron, wrought and scrap 
steel, being waste or reftise 
wrought iron or steel and 
fit only to be remanufac- 
tured, the same having been 
in actual use, not to include 
cuttings or clippings which 
can be used as iron or steel 
without re-manufacture, 2 

per ton ... 

Scrap iron and scrap steel, old, 
and only fit to be remanufac- 
tured, being part of or re 
covered from any vessel 
wrecked in water subject to 
the jurisdiction of Canada . . Free 
Screws, commonly called Wood 
Screws. 



$ c. ad oal. 
2 inches or over in length, 6 

cents per iL 

1 inch and less than two 

inches in length, 8c. per Ib. 

Less than 1 inch, lie per Ib. 

Screws, iron, steel, brass, or 

other metals, n.e.s 35 

Scythes 82.40 per doz. 

Sheet Iron, common or black, 
not thinner than No. ~M 

gauge, 13 per ton 

Sheet Iron, galvanized, No. 20 

gauge and thicker 30 

Sheet Iron Signs, not framed . . 30 
Sheet Iron, common or black, 
smoothed or polished, and 
coated or galvanized, thinner 
than No. zO gauge, Canada 
plates and plates of iron or 
steel not less than 30 inches 
wide, and not less than J of 

an inch in thickness 12J 

Sheet Iron, for iron or compo 
site ships Free 

Sheet Iron, manufres of, n.e.s. 30 
Sheets, Crucible Sheets, steel, 
11 to 16 gauge, 2J to 18 inches 
wide, imported by manufac 
turers of mower and reaper 
knives for manufacture of 
such knives in their own fac 
tories Free 

Sheets of not less than 11 or 
more than 18 wire gauge and 
costing not less than 875 per 
ton of 2240 Ibs., when im 
ported by manufacturers of 
shovels and spades for use 
exclusively in such manufac 
ture in their own factories. .Free 
Sheets of all gauge and widths, 
n.e.s., valued at 4 cents or 

less per Ib 3 ) 

but not less than 812 per ton. 
Sheets of all gauge and widths, 

n.e.s., valued at over 4c perlb 124 
Shoes, horse, mule and ox 
shoes, U cents per Ib., but 

not less than 35 

Shovels and spades, shovel and 
spade blanks, and iron or 
steel cut to shape for same, 

81 per doz. and 25* 

Slabs, iron in slabs, t9 p;r ton. 
Skates, 20 cents per pa rand. . 30 
Skates, steel for, vslujd at 2i 

cents per Ib. and ov;r Free 

Sledges, 1 cent per Ib. and 25 

Springs, or parts of, for car 
riages other than rail way and 
tramway vehicles, 1 cent per 

Ib. and 30 

Springs, Car Springs, all kinds, 

830 "per ton.but not less than 35 
Springs, all other, n. e. s., 830 

per ton, but not less than . . 35 
Steels, table and butchers 

steels 35 

Steel of No. 12 gauge and thin 
ner, but notthinnerthanNo. 
30 gauge, imported by manu 
facturers of buckle clasps 
and ice-creepers, to be used 
in the manufacture of such 
articles only in their own 

factories Free 

Steel, manufactures of, orparts 

of iron and parts steel, n.e.s. 30 
Stoves, 816 per ton, but not 

less than 30 

Stove Plates, 816 per ton, but 

not less than 30 

Swords 30 

Vessels, cast iron, 816 per ton, 

but not less than 30 

Wedges, 1 cent per Ib., and. . . 25. 



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37 



\&gt;. c. aa dvl. 

Iron and manufactures of, or 
part iron or part steel, n.e.s. . . 30 
Strips costing 4c per Ib. or less. 30 

but not less than, 812 ton. 
Strips costing: over ic. per Ib. 12A 
Strips specially imported for 
the manufacture of buck 
thorn and plain strip fencing 
for use in their factories .... Free 
Tacks, cut, brads or sprig s, not 
exceeding 16 ounces to the 
thousand, 2 cents per 1,000. 
Tacks, cut, brads or sprigs, ex 
ceeding 16 ounces to the 
thousand, 2 cents per Ib. . . . 

Traps 30 

Tubing, wrought iron, over 2 

inches diameter 15 

Tubing, of lap-welded iron, 
threaded and coupled or not, 
one and one-quarter to two 
inches inclusive in diameter, 
for use exclusively in artesian 
wells, petroleum pipe lines 
and petroleum refineries .... 20 
Tubes not welded nor more 
than 1 inch in diameter of 

rolled steel 15 

Tubes or ) ipes, other wrought 

iron6-10c. Ib., and 30 

Washers, n.e.s., Ic Ib. and. . . 25 
Provided that on all iron or 
steel bars, rods, strips, or 
steel sheets of whatever 
shape, and on all iron or 
steel bars of irregular shape 
or section, cold rolled, cold 
hammered or polished in any 
way, in addition to the 
ordinary process of hot roll 
ing or hammering, there 
shall lie paid one-sixth of one 
cent per ponnd in addition 
to the rate imposed on the 

said material 

Provided, further, that all 
metal produced from iron or 
its ore, which is cast and 
malleable, of whatever des 
cription of form, without re 
gard to the percentage of 
carbon contained therein, 
whether produced by cemen 
tation or converted cast, or 
made from iron or its ores by 
the crucible, Bessemer, pneu 
matic, Thomas-Gilst, christ- 
hasic, Siemens - Martin, or 
open earth process, or by 
the equivalent of either,or by 
the combination of two or 
more of the processes, or 
their equivalents, or by any 
fusion or other process which 
produces f r &gt;m iron or its ores 
a metal either granulous or 
fibrous in structure which is 
cast and malleable, except 
what is known as malleable 
iron casting, shall be classed 
and denominated as steel ; 
And provided, further, that al 
articles rated as iron or 
manufactures of iron shall 
be chargeable with the same 
rate of duty if made of steel, 
or of steel and iron combin 
ed, unless otherwise special 
ly provided for. 

Iris, Orris 11 .0 1 Free 

Ivory Knives and Folders and 

fancy manufactures 35 

Ivory and Ivory Nuts, unmanu 
factured and Veneers, sawn 

only Free 

Ivory Veneer, other 20 



$ c. ad val. 

Ivory, manufactures of, n.e.s 20 

Ivory Vaccine Points Free 

Jack Screws of every descrip 
tion, n.e.s 35 

Jalap Root Free 

Jams, Jellies, and Preserves, 

5 cts. per Ib 

Japanned and Staniped Tinware, 

&c f 35 

Jerseys, ladies , 10 cts per Ib. 

and 20 

Jewellery and manufactures of 

gold and silver 20 

; Jews Harps 35 

Junk, old Free 

Jute and Jute Butts Free 

Jute, carpeting ormatting&mats 25 
Jute Cloth, as taken from the 
loom, neither pressed, mangl 
ed, calendered, nor in anyway 
finished, and not less than 40 
inches wide, when imported by 
manufacturers of jute bags for 
use in their own factories . . . .Free 
Jute, coloured fabrics, part cot 
ton yarns or other material, 

except silk, n.e.s 25 

Jute, manufactures of, n.e.s. ... 20 
Jute Yarn, plain, dyed or color 
ed, when imported by manu 
facturers of carpets, rugs, mats, 
Jute webbing or cloth, for use 
in their own factories Free 

Kainite, or German potash 

salts for fertilizers Free 

Kelp Free 

Kerosene and Coal Oil fixtures 

or parts thereof 30 

: Knives, oyster knives 35 

Knitting Machines 30 

! Knitting Needles and Machine 

Needles 30 

i Kryoiite or Cryolite Free 

Labels, for fruit, vegetables, 
meat, fish, confectionery, and 
other goods, also tickets, 
posters, advertising bills and 

folders, 15 cts. per Ib. and 25 

! Lac-Dye, crude, seed, button, 

stick and shell Free 

| Laces, boot, shoe and stay 30 

Laces, braids, fringes, embroi 
deries, cords, tassels, and 
bracelets ; braids, chains, or 
cords of hair ; lace canal s and 
all similar goods, lace nets and 
nettings of cotton, silk, linen 

or other materials 30 

Lamb and Sheep Skins, tanned 
or dressed, but not colored, 

waxed or glazed 15 

Lamb and Sheep Skins dressed, 

waxed or glazed 20 

Lamp Reflectors 30 

LampShades, made of paper. .. 35 

Lamp Wicks 30 

Lamp Black and Ivory Black .... 10 

Lap Robes, rubber 35 

Lard, tried or rendered, the 
weight of the package when 
of tin to be included in the 
weight for duty . . . .3c. per Ib. 
Lard, untried, the weight of the 
package when of tin to be in 
cluded in the weight for duty. 

2c. per Ib 

Lard Oil 20 

Lastings, mohair cloth, or other 
manufactures of cloth when 
imported by manufacturers of 
buttons for use in their own 
factories and woven or made in 
patterns of such size, shape or 



=P c. ad val. 

form, or cut in such manner as 
to be fit for covering buttons 

exclusively Free 

Lava, unmanufactured Free 

Lava, manufactures of fancy. ... 35 
Lead, bars, blocks and sheets, 

60 cts. per 100 Ibs 

Lead, old scrap and pig, 40 cts. 

per 100 Ibs 

Lead pipe and shot, H cts. pr. Ib 
Lead, Nitrate and Acetate of, 

not ground 5 

Lead Pencils of all kinds, in wood 

or otherwise 30 

Lead, manufactures of, n.e.s. ... 30 
Leather (Belting) and upper 
leather, including Kid, Lamb, 
Sheep and Calf, tanned but 
not waxed, dressed, or glazed. 15 
Leather as above, but dressed, 

waxed or glazed 20 

Leather Belting 25 

Leather Board and Leatheroid, 

3c. per Ib 

Leather, Cordovan, tanned from 

horse hide, and manuf act s of. 25 

eathers, Glove, when imported 

by glove manufacturers for 

use in their factories in the 

manufacture of gloves, viz., 

kid, buck, deer, antelope and 

water-hog, tanm-d or dressed, 

coloured or uncoloured 10 

Leather, Morocco Skins, tanned, 

but not further manufact d ... 15 
Leather, other, and skins tanned, 

not elsewhere specified 20 

Leather, Patent, Japanned or 

enamelled 25 

Leather, Sole, tanned, but rough 

or undressed 15 

Leather, Sole, i cent per Ib. and 15 
Leather, Sole, fanned, but rough 

or undressed 15 

Leeches Free 

Lentils 2fi 

Lime and Lemon juice, n.e.s ... 20 
Lime Juice, sweetened, and fruit 

syrups, n.o.p 40c. per gal. 

Lime Juice, containing not more 
than twenty-five per cent, of 
proof spirits, 60c. per gal. ; 
when more than 25 per cent., 

*2 per gal 

Lime Juice and other fruit juices, 
n.o.p., non-alcoholic, and not 

sweetened lOc. per gal. 

Lime 20 

Limestone, water or cement stone, 
per ton of 13 cubic ft.. si p. ton. 

Lime. Chloride of Free 

Linen, damask 2."&gt; 

Linen Canvas, when to be used 

for boats and ships sails 5 

Liquorice Paste 2c per Ib. 

Liquorice Root, not ground .... Free 
Liquorice, stick or roll, 3 cents 

per Ih 

Litharge Free 

Lithographic Presses 10 

Lithographic Stones,noteng - ved. 20 
Litmus and all Lichens prepared 

and not prepared Free 

Lobsters, preserved 25 

Lobsters, fresh 20 

Locks, other, n.e.s 35 

Locomotives and Railway Pas 
senger. Baggage and Freight 
Cars, being the property of 
railway companies in the U. S. 
running upon any line of road 
crossing the frontier so long as 
Canadian locomotives and cars 
are admitted free under similar 
circumstances into the U.S., 
under regulations to be pre- 



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[1892 



$) c. ad val 
scribed by the Min. of Customs. Free 

Locust Beans and Locust Bean 
Meal, for the manufacture of 
horse and cattle food Frte 

Log-wood, Fustic, Oak and Oak 
Bark, extracts of Free 

Logwood, compound extract of . . 20 

Logs and r d unman, tim r, n.e.s.Free 

Mace and Nutmegs 25 

Maccaroni and Vermicelli, 2c. 11). 

Machines, Dating 30 

Machinery, n.e.s 30 

Machinery Mining imported with 
in three years after the passing 
of this Act and which is at the 
time of its importation of a 
class or kind not manufactured 

in Canada Free 

Madder and Munjeet. or Indian 
Madder, ground and prepared, 

and all extracts of Free 

Magic Lanterns and slides there 
for, philosophical, photo 
graphic, mathematical and 
optical instruments, n.e.s .... 25 

Magnesia 20 

Magnesia Fluid 50 

Malt, upon entry for Warehouse, 
subject to Excise Regulations, 

15 cents per bush. ..... 

Malt, extract of. (non-alcoholic) 
for medical purposes, n.e.s .... 25 

Manganese, Oxide of Free 

Mangles 30 

Mauflla Hoods 20 

Manilla carpeting, stained paper. 35 

Mantels, Slate 30 

Manures, Gunno, and other man 
ures Free 

Manuscripts Free 

Maps, Charts and Globes. Geo 
graphical, Topographical, and 

Astronomical, n.e.s 20 

Marble Blocks, from the quarry, 
in the rough, or sawn on two 
sides only, and not specially 
shapen, containing 15 cubic 

feet and over 10 

Containing less than 15 cb. ft. 15 
Marble Blocks and Slabs, sawn 

on in -re than two sides 25 

Marble Slabs, sawn on not more 

than two sides 15 

Marble, finished, and all manufs. 

of, n.e.s 35 

Matches, wax or wood 25 

Mattresses, hair, spring and other 35 

Matting, Cocoa 30 

Meats, fresh or salted, n.e.s., 

3 cts. per Ib 

Meats, I iried or Smoked Meats, 
preserved in any other way than 
salted or pickled, n.e.s,; if im 
ported in tins the weight to 
include the weight of the tin, 

3c. per Ib 

Meats, extract of fluid beef not 

medicated, meat juice 25 

Meats, potted, " mixed and made 
up into a paste," 3c pt-r Ib. 

Meat Stuff ers 30 

Meats, I ork in brineUc. per Ib. 
Meats, prepared ni -ats, sealed or 
unsealed, in cans or otherwise 
and other, n.e.s. 3 cts. per Ib. 
Medals, gold or silver .... 20 

Medals, German or nick 1 silver. 25 
Medals, brass, bronze, or plated. 30 
Medicines, Proprietary, viz : all 
tinctures, pills, powders, 
troches or lozenges syrups, 
cordials, bitters, anodynes, 
tonics. plasters, liniments, 
salves, ointments, paste, drops, 
waters, essences, oils, and 



V c. ad val. 

medicinal preparations or com 
positions recommended to the 
public under any general name 
or titles as specifics for any dis 
eases or affections whatsoever, 
human or animal, n.o.p., in 

liquid form 50 

Medicines, Patent, all other.n.e.s. 25 
All m e d i c in ail preparations, 
whether chemical or other 
wise, usually imported with 
the name of the manfr., shall 
have the true name of such 
manfr., and the place where 
they are prepared, perman 
ently and legibly affixed 
to each parcel, and all medi 
cinal preparations imp. with 
out such names so affixed 
shall be forfeited. 

Meerschaum, crude or raw Free 

Menageries, horses, cattle, carri 
ages and harnesses of, under 
regulations prescribed by the 

Minister of Customs Free 

Mercury or quicksilver Free 

Metal Composition, n.e.s 20 

Metal, yellow metal in bars, 

bolts, and for sheathing Free 

Mica 20 

Microscopes . 25 

Milk food and other similar pre 
parations SO 

Milk condensed, not sweetened, 
and Coffee condensed with 

Milk not sweetened 35 

Mill board, not straw board 10 

Mineral Waters, natural, not in 

bottles Free 

Mineral Waters, n.e.s 20 

Mineral and Bituminous sub 
stances, n.e.s 20 

Mineral Soap Stock, 3c. per Ib. 

Mineralogy Specimens Free 

Models (original) of Inventions 
and other Improvements in the 
Arts; but no article or articles 
shall be deemed a model which 

can befitted for use Free 

Molasses and (or syrups n.o.p,, 
including all tank bottoms and) 
or tank washings, all cane 
juice and (or concentrated 
cane juice, and all beet-root 
juice and) or concentrated- 
beet-root juice, when imported 
direct, without transhipment, 
from the country of growth 
and production, 

(a) Testing by polariscope, 
forty degrees or over and 
not over fifty-six degrees, 
a specific duty of H cts. 
per gallon 

(b) When testing less than 
forty degiees, a specific 
duty of H cts. per gallon, 
and in addition thereto J 
of 1 ct. per gallon for each 
degree or fraction of a de 
gree less than forty degr es 

(c) And in addition to the 
foregoing rates, a still fur 
ther specific duty in all 
cases of 2i cts. per gallon 
when not so imported di 
rect without transhipment. 

Molasses, gates 30 

Moss Iceland and other Mosses, 
and seaweed, crude or in their 
natural state or cleaned only.. Free 

Moss, other, n.e.s 20 

Mouldings, of wood, plain 25 

Mouldings of wood, gilded or 
otherwise fur. her manuf. than 
plain 30 



$ c. ad val. 

Mowing Machines, self-binding 
harvesters, harvesters without 
binders, binding attachments, 
reapers, sulky and walking 
ploughs, and all other agricul 
tural machines and imple 
ments 3J&gt; 

Muslin, plant bed muslin, Ic per 

square yard and 15 

Music, printed, bound or in 

sheets, lOc per Ib 

Musical Instruments, n,o.p 25 

Musk, in pods or in grains Free 

Mustard Cake 20 

Mustard, ground, prepared, in 
cluding French must d not liq. 25 
Mustard, French mustard, liquid, 
as sauce, 40c per gal. and .... 20 

Napkin Rings 30 

Naptha, wood naptha or wood 

alcohol, 2.12j per imp. gals.. 

Naptha, n.e.s., 7ic per imp. gal. 

NeudU s, Knitting 30 

Needles, Steel, all other 30 

Newspapers or supplemental edi 
tions or parts thereof, partly 
printed and intended to be 
completed and published in 

Canada 25 

Newspapers and Magazine-^, n.e.s Fre 
Newspapers, Magazines, if bound 15 

Nickel Free 

Nickel Anodes 10 

Nickel and German Silver, imnf. 

of, not plated 25 

if plated 30 

Nitrate of Soda or Cubic Nitre . . Free 

! Nitrate of Lead 5 

j Nitro-Glycerine, lOc per Ib. and 20 
! Noils, being the short wool 
which falls from the combs in 

worsted factories Free 

i Numbering Machines, not to be 

classed with ptg. presses, to pay 30 
Nuts, all kinds, n.e.s., 3c per Ib. 
Nutyalls Free 

Oakum Free 

i Oak Bark Free 

j Oats, 10 cts per bush 

I Oat Flour 20 

Oatmeal, A ct. per Ib 

Oil, Aniline, crude Free 

Oil, Coal, Illuminating Oils com 
posed wholly or in part of the 
products of petroleum, coal, 
shale or lignite costing more 

than SOc. per. gal 25 

Oil, Coal and Kerosene, distilled, 
purified or refined, Naptha, 
Benzole, Petroleum and pro 
ducts of coal, shale, lignite, 
n.e.s., 7i cts. per Imp. gal. . .. 

Oil, Carbolic, or heavy oil 10 

Oil, Castor 20 

Oil, Cod Liver, medicated 20 

Oils, Cocoanut and Palm, in their 

natural state Free 

Oil, Colza 20 

Oil, Flax Seed or Linseed, raw or 

boiled l}c. per li&gt;. 

Oil, Hair, perfumed or not .... 30 

Oil, Lard Oil 20 

Oils, Lubricating, composed 
wholly or in part of petroleum, 
costing less than *ic. imp. gal., 

7ic. imp. gal 

Oils, Lubricating, all others 25 

Oils, Neatsfoot 20 

Oil, Olive and Salad 20 

Oil, Sesame seed 20 

Oil, Tallow 25 

Oil, all other, n.e.s 20 

Oil C^.ke and Meal, Cotton Seed 
Cake and Meal, Palm Nut Cake 



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39 



t^ e. ud rn I. 

and Meal Free 

Oil Cloths for floor, 5 cts. per sq. 

yd and 20 

Oil Cloth and Oiled Silk, cut or 
shaped, oiled, enamelled, 
stamped, painted or printed, 
India rubbered, flocked or 
coated, n.e.s. , 5c. sq. yd. and. 15 
Oil Cloth and Oiled Silk, in the 
piece, cut or shaped, oiled, 
enamelled, stamped, painted 
or printed, India-rubbered, 
flocked or coated, n.o.p., 5 cts. 

per sq. yd. and 15 

Oiled paper 35 

Opium (crude), the weight 10 in 
clude the weight of the bale 

or covering 81 per Ib. 

Opium, prepared for smoking, 

&lt;i per Ib 

Optical Instruments, n.e.s 25 

Oranges and Lemons, in boxes of 
capacity not exceeding 2J cb. 

ft. , 25 cts. per box 

In half boxes, capacity 1J cb. 

ft, 13 cts. per box 

In cases and all other package 

10 cts. per cb. ft. capacity .... 

In bulk, 81. 60 per thousand. . . 

In barrels not exceeding in 

capacity that of the 1P6 Ibs. 

flour barrel, 55 cts. per bbl. . . . 

Ores of metals, of all kinds .. ..Free 

organs, Cabinet Reed Organs, 

having not more than two sets 

of reeds, each 8lO and 15 

Organs, etc., having over 2 and 
not over 4 sets of reeds, ea. 815 

and 15 

i M-u ans, etc., having over 4 and 
not over B sets of reeds, ea. 820 

and 15 

Organs, etc., having over 6 sets 

of reeds, each 830 and 15 

Organs, sets or parts of sets of 

reeds for Cabinet Organ 25 

Organs, Pipe Organs 25 

Ornaments of alabaster spar, 
amber and terra cotta, or com 
position 35 

Osiers Free 

Osiers and Willow Furniture ... 35 
Osiers and Willow Works, n.e.s. . 25 
Ottar of Roses, and Oil of Roses. Free 

Pails, tubs, churns, brooms, 
lirushes and manufacturers of 
wood, n. e.g., and wood pulp.. 25 
Paints and Colors, ultra marine 
blue, dry or in pulp, metallic 
colors, viz: oxides of cobalt, 

zinc and tin, n.e.s Free 

Blue black, Chinese blue, 
Prussian blue, raw umber, 
carmine, jets. Satin and 
Fine Cologne Lakes, Scar 
let, Maroon in pulp, washed 

white 20 

In pulp, viz., carmine, 
cologne, and rose lakes, 
scarlet and maroon, satin 
and fine washed white. . . 20 
Fire-proof Paint, dry, \ c. per Ib 
Ground in oil or any other 
liquid, and all liquid pre 
pared or ready mixed 

paints, n.e.s 30 

Ground in spirits and all 
spirit varnishes and lac 
quers 81 per. gal. 

Oxides, ochres and ochrey 
earths, fireproof;., umbers 
and siennas, ground or 
ungronnd, washed or un- 

iied, calcined or raw.. 30 
Paris Green, dry 10 



5 
20 



$ c. ad. val. 

Dry White and Red Lead, 
Orange mineral and Zinc 

white" 5 

White Lead in Pulp, not 

mixed with oil 

Dry, other, n.e.s 

Paints, ground or mixed in, or 
with, either japan, varnish, 
lacquers, liquid dryers, collo 
dion oil finish or oil varnish ; 
rough stuff and fillers, the 
wetght of the package to be 
included in the weight for 

duty 5c per Ib. and 25 

Painters metal graining combs . . 35 

Painters pallet knives 35 

Paintings in Oil or Water Colors, 
by artists of well-known merit, 
or copies of Old Masters by 

such artists Free 

Paintings in Oil or Water Colors, 

production of Canadian artists. Free 
Paintings, prints, engravings, 

drawings and building plans . . 20 
Palm Leaf, unmanufactured. . . .Free 
Palm Leaf, when manuf., n.e.s. 20 

Paper Weights 30 

Paper Cutters & Printing Presses 10 

Paper Bags, plain, n.e.s 35 

Puper Boxes, with chromes, but 
without any printed matter, 6 

cts. per Ib. and 20 

Paper Boxes, labelled, empty, loc 

per Ib. and 25 

Paper, drawing, mounted, ena 
melled or Parchment 35 

Paper Hangings, or Wall Paper, 
in rolls, on each roll of 8 yds 
and under, and so in propor 
tion for all greater lengths : 
Brown Blanks and White 
Blanks, printed or plain un 
grounded paper 2c. 

White Paper, Grounded Papers 

and Satins, not hand-made.Sc. 

Single Print Bronzes and Col- 

ort-1 Bronzes 6 cents. 

Embossed Bronzes 8 cents. 

Colored Borders, narrow, and 
Colored Borders, wide, .6 cts. ^ 
Bronze Borders, narrow, and 
Bronze Borders, wide. . .14c. 

Embossed Borders 15c. 

AM other P. H. or W. P 35 

Paper files, clips 35 

Paper Mac-he, manufactures of .. 35 

Paper of all kinds, n.e.s 25 

Paper kites, as toys 35 

Paper, ruled, oiled or waxed 35 

Paper, Tarred, Ac per Ib 

Paper. Union Collar Cloth, in rolls 

orsheets,not glossed or finisher! 20 
Paper, Union Cloth, in rolls or 

sheets, glossed or finished .... 25 
Paper, filter paper, in sheets .... 25 

Paper, fly paper 35 

Paper Letters, gummed, plain, 

or colored, in bulk 35 

Paper Letters, gummed, put up 
in envelopes, with printed des- 
criptionsfor special advertising 
purposes, signs or labels, 15 c. 

per Ib. and 2ft 

Paper Sacks or bags of all kinds, 

printed or not 35 

Paper waste or clippings Free 

Paper, pressed, in sheets 35 

P.iper, Glazed, Plated, Marbled, 
Enamelled Paper, and Card 
Board, similarly finished, n.e.s. 35 
Paper manufactures of, includ 
ing ruled and bordered paper-, 
papeteries, box d papers and 
envelopes and Blank Books . 35 
Parasols. (See Umbrellas). 
; Patten s, of iron or brass JO 



{ c. ad val 
Paving blocks, made from slag- of 

blast furnace 20 

Peaches, n.o.p., the weight of 
the packagetto be included in 
the weight for duty . . Ic. p. Ib. 

Peach Trees 3e. each. 

Pears, green fruit 20 

Pear Trees of all kinds . . 3c. each. 

Peas, lOc per bush 

Pearl, mother of, not manu 
factured Free 

Pearl card cases 35 

Pearl Collar Buttons or Studs . . 25 
Pearl, manufactures of, fancy .. 35 

Pelts, raw Free 

Pencils, Lead, wood or otherwise 30 

Pencils, slate 25 

Penholders, wood 25 

Pens, steel, 30 p.c. ; gold 20 

Pen racks 30 

Perfumery, including toilet prep 
arations (non-alcoholic), viz : 
Hair oils, tooth and other 
powders and washes, poma- 
t-ims. pastes and all other per 
fumed preparations used for 
the hair, mouth and skin .... 30 
Perfumed Spirits in bottles or 
flasks not weighing more than 

4 ounces 50 

Perfumed Spirits in bottles, flasks 
or other packages, weighing 
more than 4 oz., 82.121 peri.g.& 40 
Persis orext. Archill and Cudb r.Fref 
Petroleum. (See Illuminating 

Oil). ( -- 

Pheasants f or improvm t of stock. Free 

Pheasants, other 20 

Philosophical Instruments and 
Apparatus, not manufactured 
in the Dominion, and when im 
ported by or for the use of col 
leges and schools, scientific and 

literary societies Free 

Philosophical, Photographic, 
Optical and Mathematical In 
struments andApparatus, n.e.s. 25 

Phosphorus Free 

Phosphor Bronze in blocks, bars, 

sheet and wire 10 

Photograph Albums 35 

Photographer s albumenized 

paper 25 

Photographic Dry Plates, 9c. sq. 

ft. 

Piano covers, rubber and cotton, 
n.e.s., 5 cts. per sq. yd. and.. 15 

Piano Stools 35 

Pianofortes, square, whether 
round cornered or not, not over 

7 octaves. 82.") each and 20 

Pianofortes, square, all other, K;I&gt; 20 
Pianofortes, upright, 830 ea. and 21 
Pianofortes, concert, semi-con 
cert, or parlor grand, 850 each 20 

Pianofortes, parts of 25 

Pickers, raw hide, for cotton 

looms 20 

Pickles in bottle, including the 
duty on the bottles, each bottle 
holding less than one-half pint 
shall be dutiable as containing 
one-half pint, holding more 
than one-half pint but not more 
than one pint shall be dutiable 
as containing one pint, holding 
more than one pint but not 
more than one quart shall be 
dutiable as containing one 

quart 40c. per gal. 

Pickles in jars, bottles or other 
similar vessels, 40c. per gal. on 
the ascertained quantity, the 
duty to include the duty on 
the jar, bottles or other vessel, 
40c. per gal 



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[1892. 



$ c. ad val. 

Pickles, in bulk, in vinegar or 
vinegar and mustard, 35c gal. 
In brine or salt, 25 cts. per gal. 
Pictorial illustrations of insects, 
&c. , when imported by and for 
the use of colleges and schools, 
scientific and literary socie 
ties Free 

Picture Frames, as furniture ... 35 

Picture Nails 35 

Pictures, framed 35 

Pillows and Bolsters 35 

Pins, manufactured from wire of 

any metal 30 

Pipe Clay unmanufactured .... Free 

Pitch, Burgundy Free 

Pitch (pine). in packages of not 

less than 15 gal Free 

Pitch (pine) other 21) 

Pitch coat, for roofing 10 

Pitch bone 20 

Plaits, straw, Tuscan and grass.. Free 
Planing Mills and parts of, in any 

stage of manufacture 35 

PJants, viz : Fruit, shade, lawn 
and ornamental trees, shrubs 

and plants, n.e.s 20 

Plaster of Paris or Gypsum, 
ground not calcined, lOc. per 

100 Ibs 

Plaster of Paris, calcined or 
manufactured, 15c. per 100 Ibs. 
or (35c. per barrel of not over 

300 Ibs 

Plasters, medicated, all kinds ... 25 
Plaits, Straw, Tuscan and Grass. Free 
Plated Ware and Gilt Ware, of all 
kinds, whether plated wholly 

or in part, n.e.s 30 

Platina, n.e.s 20 

Plates, engraved on wood, steel 

or other metal 20 

Playing Cards, 6c. per pack 

Plum Trees, of all kinds .. 3c. ea. 

Plumbago 15 

Plush, Silk Netting, used for 

manufacture of gloves 15 

Plush, of cotton, colored 25 

Plush, Silks, other 30 

Pocketbooks and Purses 35 

Pomades, French or flower odors, 
preserved in fat or oil for the 
purpose of conserving the 
odors of flowers which do not 
bear the heat of distillation, 
when imported in tins of not 

less than 10 Ibs. each 15 

Pomades, all others 30 

Pop Corn, in cakes or balls 35 

Porcelain Ware, n.e.s 30 

Porcelain Shades 30 

Portable machines, portable 
steam engines, threshers and 
separators, horse powers, port 
able saw mills and flouring 
mills and parts thereof in any 

stage of manufacture 35 

Portable Saw Mills and Planing 
mills, and parts thereof, in any 

stage of manufacture 35 

Potash, muriate and bichromate 

of, crude Free 

Potash Chlorate of in crystals, 
when imported for manufac 
turing purposes only Free 

Potash, German Mineral Free 

Potash, red and yellow prussiate 

of ." 10 

Potatoes, sweet 25 

Pork, barrelled in brine, made 
from the sides of heavy hogs 
af.er the hams and shoulders 
are cut off, and containing not 
more than 16 pieces to the bar 
rel of 200 Ibs weight, lc. p. Ib. 
Potatoes, other, ...15c. per bush. 



$ c. ad val. 

Poultry and Game of all kinds ... 20 
Precious stones, viz., Agate, Ame 
thyst, Aqua Marine, Blood 
Stone, Carbuncle, Cats Eyes. 
Cameo, Coral, Cornelian, Crys 
tal, Crysolite,Crosordolite, Em 
erald, Garnet, Intaglio, Inlaid 
or Encrusted Stones, Onyx, 
Opal, Pearl, Ruby, Sardonyx, 
Sapphire, Topaz and Turquoise 

in the rough Free 

Precious Stones, as above, also 
imitations, polished, but not 
set or otherwise manf., n.e.s.... 10 
Precious Stones, other, n.e.s. ... 20 
Printing presses and printing 
machines, such only as are 
used in newspaper, book and 
job printing offices ; folding 
machines and paper cutters 
used in printing and bookbind 
ing establishments 10 

Prunella for boots and shoes, and 
cotton netting for the lining: of 

boots, shoes and gloves 10 

Pulp, mineral or wood 25 

Pulp of grasses Free 

Pumice or Pumice Stone, ground 

or unground Free 

Pumps, iron, pitcher, spout, cis 
tern, well and force pumps.. . 35 

Pumps, Steam 30 

Putty 25 

Putty, dry, for polishing granite 20 

Quills, in nat. state or unpl d.Free 

Quills, other 20 

Quince Trees of all kinds. 2ic. ea. 
Quinine, sulphate of, in powder. Free 

Rags of cotton, linen, jute, 

hemp and woollen, paper waste 

or clippings, and waste of any 

kind except mineral waste .... Free 

Railway Rugs of all materials 

except silk 25 

Raisins, Ic. per Ib 10 

Raspberryand Blackberry bushes, 

Ic. each 

Rattans and reeds manf. or 

partly manf 25 

Rattans and i eeds in their natural 

state Free 

Red Liquor for dyg. & calico ptg. Free 
Red and Yellow Prussiate of 

Potash 10 

Refrigerators 35 

Rennet, raw, or prepared Free 

Resin, in pkgs not less than 100 

Ibs Free 

Resin, other, n.e.s 20 

Ribbons of all kinds and ma 
terials 30 

Rice, uncleaned, unhulled or 

paddy 17 J 

Rice, other IJc per Ib. 

Rice and Sago Flour, 2c per Ib. 

Road Scrapers 35 

Rope, Iron Wire 25 

Rope, or Cordage, IJc per Ib. and 10 
Roots, medicinal, viz : Aconite, 
Calumba, Ipecacuanha, Rhu 
barb, Sarsaparilla, Squills, 
Taraxicum and Valerian ....Free 
The same ground or powdered 20 
Rose bushes, costing 20c. and 

less 3c. each. 

Rotten Stone 20 

Ruling Pens 10 

Rye, (see grain) 10 c. per bush. 
Rye Flour, 50 c per bbl. 

Saccharine or anv product 
containing over one-half of one 
per cent thereof . . 10 per Ib. 

Saddlers Soap 30 



$3 c. ad. val. 
Saddlery of every description 

and Hardware 35 

Saffron Cake Free 

Saffron and Saffiower, and ex 
tract of Free 

Sago 20 

Sago Flour, 2c per Ib. 

Sails, for boats and ships, also 

tents and awnings 25 

Sal-Ammonia and Sal-Soda. . . . Free 

Saleratus, or Bicarbonate 20 

Salt imported from the United 
Kingdom or any British pos 
session, or imported for the 
use of the sea or gulf fisheries, 

n e.s Free 

Salt, other than above, in bulk, 

5c per 100 Ibs 

Salt. in bags, bbls., or other pkgs., 
Tic per 100 Ibs. [Pckgs. same 
duty as if imported empty.] . . 

Saltpetre, . .... 20 

Salt Cake sulphate of soda)crude. Free 

Sand Free 

Sand, colored 20 

Sand Cloth 30 

S%Mid (iron) or globules for polish 
ing granite 20 

Sand, Glass, Flint and Emery 

Paper 30 

Satchels 35 

Sauces and Catsups in bottle, 
each bottle holding less than 
one-half pint shall be dutiable 
as containing one-half pint, 
holding more than one-half 
pint but not more than one 
pint shall be dutiable as con 
taining one pint, holding more 
than one pint but not more 
than one quart shall be duti 
able as containing one quart, 

40c. per gal 

Sauces and Catsups in bulk, 

30c. per gal. and 20 

Sausage Casings, n.e.s 2 1 

SausageSkinsorCasings not cl d.Free 
Sasv dust, of the following- 
woods : amaranth, cocoboral, 
boxwood, cherry, chesnut, wal 
nut, gum wood," mahogany, 
pitch pine, rosewood, sandal 
wood, sycamore, Spanish cedar, 
oak, hickory, whitewood, Afri- 
c.-m teak, black heart ebony, 
lignum vitre, red cedar, red 
wood, satin wood, vhite ash, 
persimmon and dogwood .... Free 
Scales, and Weighing Beams .... 35 
Scenery, Theatrical and other. 20 

School Ink Wells 30 

School bags, cotton 35 

Screws commonly called wood 
screws. 2 in. and over in length, 

6c per Ib . . . . 

1 in. and less than 2, 8c per Ib. 

Less than 1 in., lie per Ib . . 

Screws of brass, or other metals, 

n.e.s 35 

Screw Jacks of every description 35 
Seeds Beet, Carrot, Turnip, 

Mangold, and Mustard Free 

Seeds--Flower, garden, field and 
other seeds for agricultural or 
other purposes, when in bulk 

or large parcels, n.o.p 10 

The same in small parcels.. 25 
Seeds Aromatic, which are not 
edible and are in a crude state, 
and not advanced in value or 
condition by grinding or refin 
ing or by any other process of 
manufacture, Anise, Anise-star, 
Caraway, Cardamon, Corian 
der, Cummin, Fennel and Fenu 
greek Free 



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41 



$ c. ad val. 

Seeds, mixed, ri.e.s 20 

Seedling stock for grafting, viz. : 
Plum, pear, peach and other 

fruit trees Free 

Senna leaves Free 

Settlers effects, viz. : Wearing 
apparel, household furniture, 
professional books, implements 
and tools of trade, occupation 
or employment which tbe 
settler has had in actual use 
for at least six months before 
removal to Canada; musical 
instruments, domestic sewing 
machines, live stock, carts and 
other vehicles and agricultural 
implements in use by the 
settler for at least one year 
before his removal to Canada ; 
not to include machinery, or 
articles imported for use in 
manufacturing establishment, 
or for sale ; provided that any 
dutiable article entered as 
settlers effects may not be so 
entered unless brought with 
the settler on his first arrival, 
and shall not be sold or other 
wise disposed of without pay 
ment of duty, until after two 
years actual use in Canada ; 
Provided also that live stock 
when imported into Manitoba 
or the North West Territories 
by intending settlers shall be 
free until otherwise ordered 
by the Governor in Council.. . .Free 
Sewing Machines, whole, or 
heads or parts of head* of 
Sewing Machines, 83 each, and 20 
Shades, Glass and Porcelain, for 

lamps and gaslights 30 

Shades, imitation porcelain 20 

Shawls and Travelling Rugs of 
all kinds and materials except 

silk 25 

Shawls, silk 30 

Sheep, for improvement of stock Free 

Sheep Skins, tanned only 15 

Sheep Skins, dressed and waxed, 

or glazed 20 

Shellac, white, for manufacturing 

purposes Free 

Shells of all kinds, unmanuf Free 

Shells, manufactured, fancy 35 

Shells, Marine, ground or broken 20 

Sheet Music, lOc. per Ib 

Sheet Iron Signs, not framed. ... 30 
Ships built in a foreign country, 
on application for Canadian 
register, except machinery .... 10 

Machinery on same 25 

Shirts of cotton or linen, 81 per 

doz. and 30 

Shoemakers Pitch and Wax . . 20 
Shoe Linings, twilled cotton, 

Ic. per sq. yd. and 15 

Shoe Linings, colored jeanettes, 

2 cts. per sq. yd. and 15 

Show C.iSes, 82"each and 35 

Show Cards, framed 35 

Silex or Crystallized Quartz .... Free 

Silk Hosiery or Lace 30 

Silk, raw, or as reeled from the 
cocoon, not being doubled, 
twisted or advanced in any 
way, silk cocoons, and silk 

waste Free 

Silk twist, sewing and embroid 
ery silk 25 

Silk, in the gum or spun, not 
more advanced than singles, 
tram, and thrown organzine, 

not coloured 15 

Silk Plush Netting, used for the 
manufacture of gloves 15 



$ c. ad val. 

Silk Velvets and all manufac 
tures of silk or of which silk is 
the component part of chief 
value, not elsewhere specified, 

except church vestments 30 

Silver Leaf 30 

Silver-plated Ware 30 

Slates, roofing, black or blue, 

8C cts. per square 

Slates, for roofing, green and 
other colors, when split or 
dressed only, SI per square . . . 
Slates, school and writing, Ic. ea. 20 

Slate Mantels 30 

Slate Pencils 25 

Slates of ail kinds, and manufac 
tures of, Ic. per sq. ft and. . . 25 

Sledges, 1 ct. per Ib. and 25 

Sleighs 30 

Soapstone, foot warmers 30 

Soap, common brown and yellow, 

not perfumed, 1 cts per Ib . . . 

Soap, common soft and liquid, 

not perfumed 20 

Soap. Castile, Mottled or White, 
and White Soap 2c. per Ib. 
Soap, perfumed or toilet, and 
" Ivory," the weight of the in 
side packages and wrappers to 
be included in the weight for 

duty, 10 cts. per Ib. and 10 

Soap, powders, pumice, silver 
and mineral soaps, sapolio and 
other like articles, weight of 
package included in the weight 

for duty .3 cts. per Ib. 

Socks or Stockings of cotton, 
wool, worsted, the hair of the 
alpaca goat or other like 

animal, lOc. per Ib. and 30 

Soda Ash Caustic in drums ; 
silicate in cn stals or in solu 
tion ; bichromate nitrate or 
cubic nitre, salsoda, sulphate 
of soda, arseniate, binarseniate, 
chloride and stannate of soda. Free 

Soda, Bicarbonate of 20 

Soda, sulphate of, n.e.s 20 

Solder 30 

Soups 20 

Soy lOc. per gal. 

Spectacles and Eye Glasses 30 

Spectacles, and Eye Glasses, 

parts of, unfinished 25 

Spelter in blocks and pigs Free 

Spermaceti 20 

Spices of all kinds, except Mace 

and Nutmegs, unground 10 

Spices, ground 25 

Spices, Mace and Nutmegs 25 

Spirituous or alcoholic liquors 
distilled from any material, or 
containing, or compounded 
from or with distilled spirits 
of any kind and any mixture 
thereof with water, for every 
gallon thereof of the strength 
of proof, and when of a greater 
strength than that of proof at 
the same rate on the increased 
quantity that there would be 
if the liquors were reduced to 
the strength of proof. When 
the liquors are of less strength 
than that of proof, the duty 
shall be at the rate herein pro 
vided, but computed on a re 
duced quantity of the liquors 
in proportion to the lesser de 
gree of strength : provided, 
however, that no reduction in 
quantity shall oe computed or 
made on any liquors below the 
strength of 15 per c., under 
proof, but all such liquors shall 
be computed as f the strength 



$ c. ad. val. 

of 15 per c. under proof as 
follows, viz : 

Ethyl alcohol or the substance 
commonly known as alcohol, 
hydrated oxide of ethyl, or 
spirits of wine ; gin of all 
kinds, n e.s. ; rum, whiskey, 
and all spirituous or alcoholic 
liquors, n.o.p. 82.12iper gal. 
Amyl alcohol or fusil oil, or 
any substance known as 
potato spirit or potato oil, 

82.1-2A per gal 

Methyl"alcohol, wood alcohol, 
wood naphtha, pyroxylic 
spirit, or anysubstance known 
as wood spirit or methylated 
spirit ; absinthe, arrack or 
palm spirit, brandy including 
artificial bram.lv and imita 
tions of brandy, cordials and 
liqueurs of all kinds, n.e s. ; 
mescal, pulque, rum shrub, 
schiedam and other schnapps; 
tafia, angostura, and similar 
alcoholic bitters or 1 ever- 

ages 8 2.12 per gal. 

Spirits and strong waters of 
any kind mixed with any 
ingredient or ingredients 
and being or known or de 
signated as anodynes, elixirs, 
essences, extracts, lotions, 
tinctures, or medicines, n.e.s. 

82.12i per gal. and 30 

Alcoholic perfumes and per 
fumed spirits, bay rum, col 
ogne and lavender waters, 
hair, tooth and skin washes 
and other toilet preparations 
containing spirits of any 
kind, when in bottles or flasks 
\\-f-ighing not more 4 oz. ea . . 50 
When in bottles, flasks or 
other packages weighing 
more than 4 oz. ea.,S 2.1 2i 

per gal. and 10 

Vermouth and ginger wine, 
containing not more than 40 
per cent, of proof spirits, 75c. 
per gal. ; if containing more 
than 40 per cent. .82.1-2A per 
giil. 

In all cases where the strength 
of any of the foregoing arti 
cles cannot be correctly as 
certained by the direct ap 
plication of the hydrometer, 
it shall be ascertained by the 
distillation of a sample, or in 
such other manner as the 
Minister of Customs may 
direct. 

Sponges 20 

Spools made wholly of wood used 

in cotton machinery and other 25 
Spurt and Stilts, used in the 

manufacture of earthenware . . Free 
Square Reeds and raw-hide cen 
tres, textile leather or rubber 
heads, thumbs and tips, and 
steel, iron, or nickel caps for 
whip ends, when imported by 
whip manufacturers for use in 
the manufacture of whips in 

their own factories Free 

Starch, including farina, corn 
starch or flour, and all prepar 
ations having the qualities of 
starch, not sweetened or flavor 
ed, 2c. per Ib. ; sweetened or 
flavored, the weight of the 
package to be included in the 
weight for duty . . . .4c. per Ib 
Stereotypes, see Electrotypes. 
Stones, Uurr, in blocks, rough or 



CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



[IS 



92. 



1* c. ail nal. 

unmanufactured and not bound 
up or prepared for binding; 
into millstone Free 

Stone, rough Freestone, Sand 
stone and all other building 
stone, except marble from the 
quarry, not hammered or chis 
elled [IScub. ft. to ton] 8lprton 

Stone, Waterlime or Cement 
Stone, 81 per ton 

Stone, dressed, except marble 
and all man. of stone n.e.s 30 

Stone, Lithographic, not eng ved 20 

Stone, Flagstones, sawn or other 
wise dressed, .92 per ton 

Stone, Grindstones, 82 per ton . . 

ISt raw and manufactures of, n.e.s. 20 

Straw Boards in sheets or rolls, 
plain or tarred, 40c per 100 Ibs. 

Straw Boards, not mill bd., n.e.s. 20 

Sugar of Milk 20 

Sugar of Milk Tablets, not fur 
ther sweetened 20 

Sugar, glucose or grape sugar, 
H cents per pound. 

Sugar (.caue) and beet-root sugar 
not above fourteen Dutch 
Standard in colour, all sugar 
sweepings, all sugar drainings 
or pumpings drained in transit. 
all melado and or concentrated 
melado, all molasses and or 
concentrated molasses N.E.S., 
all cane juice and or concen 
trated cane juice N.E.S., all 
beet root juice and or concen 
trated beet-root juice N.E.S., 
all tank bottoms, N.E.S., and 
concrete, when not imported 
direct without transhipment 
from the country of growth and 
production, 5 per cent, ad val 
orem ; provided, however, that 
in the case of cane sugar pro 
duced in the East Indies and 
imported therefrom via Hong 
Kong, such rate of 5 per cent. 
ad valorem shall not be exacted 
if transhipped at Hong Kong. 
Sugars above number fourteen 
Dutch Standard in colour, and 
refined sugar of all kinds, 
grades or standards, and all 
sugar syrups derived from re 
fined sugars, a specific duty of 
eight-tenths of a cent per lb. 

Sugar Candy, brown or white. 
and Confectionery, including 
sweetened gums, candied peels, 
condensed milk when sweeten 
ed and condensed coffee wfth 
milk when sweetened. IJc p lb.& 35 

Sugar Beet and Cane Seed Free 

Sulphate of Quinine (in powder) Free 

Sulphate of Iron (Copperas) and 
Sulphate of Copper (Blue Vit 
riol) Free 

Sulphur in roll or flour Free 

Sulphuric Ether 5c. per lb. 

Surgical and Dental Instruments 
of all kinds 20 

Surgical belts or trusses and 
suspensory bandages of all 
kinds 25 

Syrups See Molasses. 

Sugar, all cane, and, or beet root 
sugar not above number four 
teen, Dutch Standard, in colour 
all sugar sweepings, all sugar 
drainings or pumpings drained 
in transit, all melado and, or 
concentrated melado, all mo 
lasses and, or concentrated 
molasses, N.O.P., all cane juice 
and, or concentrated cane 
juice, N.O.P., all beet root 



f 1 c. ad val. 

juice, and (or concentrated 
beet root juice, N O.P., all tank 
bottoms, N.O.P., and concrete, 
when imported direct without 
transhipment from the country 
of growth and production Free 

Tags, tin, for plug tobacco 25 

Tagging, Metal, plain, japanned 
or coated, in coils, not over 1 J 
inches in width, when imp. by 
manufs. of Shoe and Corset 
Laces, for use in their factories Free 

Tails, undressed Free 

Tallow, lc. per lb 

Tallow Oil 25 

Taper Holders for Christmas 

Trees 30 

Tape Measures 35 

Tapioca 20 

Taraxicum Root Free 

Tarpaulin, Cotton, plain or 
coated with oil, paint, tar or 

other composition 35 

Tar (Pine), in packages of not 
less than fifteen gallons each. .Free 

Tarred Paper, i c. per lb 

Tassels " 80 

Teas, all kinds, imported from 
other countries than the U.S. .Free 

Tea, imported from the U.S 10 

Teasels Free 

Telephones and Telegraph In 
struments ; telegraph, tele 
phone and electric light cables; 
electric and galvanic batteries, 
electric motors and apparatus 
for electric lights, including 
incandescent light globes and 
insulators of all kinds, n.e.s. . . 25 

Telescopes 25 

Tents and Awnings. . 25 

Terne Plate 12- - 

Terra Japonica, Gainbier or 

Cutch Free 

Thermometers, glass only 20 

Thermometers, glass, and wood, 

or tin 25 

Thermometers, bronzed, brass, 

plated and marbled 30 

Terra Cotta panels, mouldings 

and cornices 35 

Terraline, Vases and Plaques . . . 35 

Terra Alba 20 

Thimbles Brass and Steel 30 

Thread, Linen, n.e.s 20 

Ticking, for tents, 2c. persq. yd. 

and 15 

Tin, in blocks, pigs, bars & sheets. 

and plates and tinfoil Free 

Tin, Crystals 20 

Tin Plates in sheets or strips, de 
corated 25 

Tin Whisk Holders, lacquered .. 25 

Tinned lion Kettle Ears 30 

Tinware stampedjapanned ware, 
granite ware, enamelled iron 
ware and galvanized iron ware. 35 
Tinware, and manufactures of 

tin, n.e.s 25 

Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes, 

2 per lb. and 25 

Tobacco manufactured and Snuff 

35 cts. per lb. and 12J 

Tobacco, cut . . . 45c. per lb. and 12 
Tobacco Pipes of all kinds, 
pipe mounts, cigar and cigar 
ette holders and cases for the 

same 35 

Tools, mechanics and edge tools, 

n.e.s 35 

Towels of every description 25 

Towel racks and rollers 35 

Toys, all kinds and materials ... 35 
Tracing Cloth, 5c. persq. yd and 15 
Travellers Baggage, under regul- 



%! c. ad. val. 
ations to be prescribed by the 

Minister of Customs " Free 

Trees. Forest, for planting, im 
ported into Manitoba or North- 
West Terri^orj 7 Free 

Treenails Free 

Tripoli 20 

Trunk* 30 

Trunk Trimmings of Tinned iron HO 

Turmeric Free 

Turpentine, raw or crude Free 

Turpentine, Spirits of 10 

Turtles Free 

Type, rubber type 25 

Type, for printing 20 

Type Metal ]0 

Type Writer 30 

Typewriters, Tablets with move- 
able figures, Geographical Map 
and Musical Instruments, when 
imported by and for the use of 
schools for the blind, and be 
ing and remaining the sole 
property of the governing 
bodies of said schools Free 

Ultramarine Blue Free 

Umbrellas, Parasols and Sun- 
Shades of all kinds and ma 
terials 35 

Umbrella and Parasol, steel and 
iron or brass ribs, runners, 
rings, caps, notches, tin caps 
and ferrules, for the use of 
manufacturers of umbrellas ... 20 

Umbrella Ribs, steel for, when 
imported by manufacturers of 
umbrellas Free 

Umbrella, Parasol, and Sunshade 
sticks or handles, n.e.s ..... 20 

Unenumerated Articles 20 

Vaccine and Ivory Vac 
cine Points Free 

Valerian Root Free 

Varnishes, n.e.s., 20c. per gal., 
and 25 

Varnish, black and bright for ship 
use Free 

Varnish and Colours ground in 
spirits 8.1 per gal. 

Vaseline, and all sitnilar prepara 
tions of petroleum for toilet, 
medicinal or other purposes, 
in bulk, 4c. per lb. In bottles 
or other packages, not over 
1 lb. in weight each, 6 cts. p. lb 

Vases, glass, plain or fancy .... 20 

Vases, China and Porcelain .... 30 

Vases, Earthenware 35 

Vegetables, when fresh or dry 
salted n.e.s., including Sweet 
Potatoes and Yams 23 

Vegetables, Tomatoes, fresh, 30c. 
per bush, and 10 

Vegetables, Tomatoes and other 
vegetables, including Corn and 
Baked Beans, in cans or other 
packages, weighing not over 
1 lb., 2c. per can or package, 
and 2c. additional per can or 
package for each lb. or fraction 
of a lb. over 1 lb. in weight 
the weight of the cans or other 
packages to be includ&gt; d in the 
weight for duty 

Vegetables, Onions, sets for plant - 
ing. not fit for table use 20 

Velveteens, and Cotton Velvets 
and Cotton Plush 20 

Veeners of Wood, not over one- 
sixteenth of an in. in thickness. 10 

Veneers of Wood, cut or shaved 
with knile 25 

Velocipedes 30 

Veneers, Ivory, sawn only Free 



1892.] 



CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



%f c. ad val. 

Veneers, Ivory, other, n.e.s 20 

Vents, Fire -lay Chimney Linings 

not vitrified or glazed 20 

Verdigris or sub-ac te cop r (dr3 )Free 

Vinegar, 15c per im. gal 

Vices 35 

Wagon and Cart Bushes 35 

Wall Decorations, Lincrusta Wal 
ton 35 

Walking Sticks and Canes of all 

kinds, n.e.s 25 

Washing Crystal 20 

Watches 25 

Watch Cases 33 

Watch Cases Gold, composition 

metal for the manf. of filled.. 10 
Watch Keys, of brass or steel ... 30 
Watch actions or movements .... 10 

Water Meters 30 

Wax, Paraffine, Stearic, Acid 
and Stearine of all kinds, 3c. 

per Ib 

Wax Flowers 25 

Wax, manufactures of, other... 20 

Webbing elastic 25 

Webbing, non-elastic 20 

Whale Bone, unmanufactured.. Free 
Whale Bone, manuf res of, n.e.s. 20 

Wheat, 15c per bushel 

Wheat Flour and Meal, "ocprbbl. 
Wheat or Grain when grown in 
Canada is taken to the United 
States to be ground and the 
produce thereof in flour and 
meal returned to Canada, such 
produce may be returned free 
of Customs duty, provide I the 
owner thereof resides near the 
frontier, and more than five 
miles from any Canadian grist 
mill at which such wheat or 
grain could be around, and that 
he observes and complies with 
the Rules of the Department .Free 
Wheels, parts of, Hubs & Spokes, 

in the rough 15 

Wheelbarrows and other like art. 3u 
Whips, of all kinds, except toy 

whips, 50c. perdoz., and .... 30 
Whiting or Whitening, gilders 

Whiting and Paris White Free 

White Shellac, for mfg. purposes. Free 

Willow for basket makers Free 

Willow and Osier Works, n e.s.. 25 

Window Curtain Poles 3." 

Window Blind Rollers.unfinished 30 
Window Blind Rollers, finished 

or mounted 35 

Window Shade Rollers, finished, 

but without the shade 35 

The shades pay separately, 5c 

per sq. yd. and 15 

Window Shades, made of paper. 35 
Wines of all kinds, except spark 
ling wines, including orange, 
lemon, strawberry, raspb 
erry, elder and currant, con 
taining 2ti% or less of spirits 
of strength of proof imported 
in wood or bottles 25c per I.G. & 30 
Wines for every degree above 26 
up to 40 p. c., 3c more for each 

degree of strength and 30 

Champagne and all otherspark- 
ling wines, iti bottles contain 
ing each not more than 1 qt. 
and more than 1 pt, *::.:;&lt;&gt; 

per dozen bottles 

In bottles, containing not more 

than a pint and more than 

one-half pint, Sl.Go per doz. 

In bottles, containing one-half 

pint each or less, 82c per doz. 

In bottles, containing more 

than one quart each shall 



%) c. ad val. 

pay, in addition to $3.30 per 
doz., bottles, at the rate of 
si. 05 per gallon on the quan- 
tityin excess of one quart 
per bottle, the quarts and 
pints in each case being old 
wine measure ; in addition 
to the above specific duty, 
there shall an ad valorem 
duty of 30 per cent 

Wire Cloth of brass or copper . . 20 

Wire Cloth, iron or steel 30 

Wire, Iron or Steel 25 

Wiae Ferrules, (Iron, Steel or 
Brass) 30 

Wire phosphor, bronze blocks, 
sheets and wire 10 

Wire, covered with cotton, linen, 
silk or other material 35 

Wire Rigging for ships and ves 
sels Free 

Wire, Barbed Wire Fencing, lAc 
per Ib 

Wire, Buckthorn and Strip Fen 
cing, lie per Ib 

Wire, Brass and Copper Wire 
twisted, when imported by 
manufacturers of hoots and 
shoes for use in their own 
factories Free 

Wire of Iron or Steel, No. 13 
and 14 gauge, flattened and 
corrugated, used with the wire 
grip machine for the manufac 
ture of boots, shoes and leather 
belting, imported by manufac 
turers of such articles to be 
used for these purposes only in 
their own factories Free 

Wire Rods, Brass, Copper, Iron 
or Steel, rolled round, under 
an inch in diameter, when 
imported by wire manufac 
turers making wire for use 
in their factories Free 

Wire Nails, IJc per Ib., but not 
less than 3C 

Wire, brass rods cut to special 
length 30 

Wire Rope, of iron and steel, 
n.o.p 25 

Wire Screw Hooks and Eyes 30 

Wire, Platinum ; retorts, pans, 
condensers, tubing and pipe 
made of platinum, imported bv 
manufacturers of sulphuric acid 
for use iii the manf. or concen 
tration of sulphuric acid Free 

Wire work, and manfs. of Wire, 
n.e.s 30 

Wood. Cord Wood 20 

Wire Window Screens 35 

Wood Furniture, house, cabinet 
or office, including bedsteads, 
hair, spring and other mat 
tresses, bolsters and pillows, 
caskets and coffins, of any 
material, and picture frames.. 35 

Wood for fuel, When imported 
into Manitoba and the North- 
West Territories Free 

Wooden Mallets 35 

Wood Pumps 35 

Wood Pumps, with iron handles, 
spout, etc 35 

Wood, Hubs, Spokes, Felloes and 
parts of Wheels, rough hewn or 
sawn only 15 

Wood, Felloes of Hickory rough 
sawn to shape only or rough 
sawn and bent to shape not 
planed smoothed or otherwise 
manufactured when imported 
by manufacturers of carriage 
and cart wheels to be used in 
manufacture of such articles in 



$ c. ad val. 

their own factories only Free 

Wood, Shingles 20 

Wood, Pails, Tubs and Churns 
brooms, brushes and manf. of. 25 

Wood Pulp 25 

Wood, manufactures of, n.e.s. . . 25 
Wood, Lumberand Timber, n.e.s. 2u 
Wood, Lumber and Timber, 
planks and boards, Amar 
anth, Boxwood, Cocoa-boral, 
Rosewood, Cherry, Walnut, 
Chestnut, Gumwood, Maho 
gany, Pitch Pine, Redwood, 
Sandalwood, Sycamore, Span 
ish Cedar.Oak, Hickory, White- 
wood, African Teak, Black- 
Heart, Ebony, Lignumvitae, 
Red Cedar, and Saunwood.and 
White Ash, when not otherwise 
man. than rough sawn or split ; 
and Hickory Billets to be used 
in tht; manufacture of Axe. 
Hatchet. Hammer and other 
tool handles, when specially 
imported for such use; and the 
wood of the Persimmon and 
Dogwood Trees, when imported 
in blocks for the manufacture 
of Shuttles ; and Hickory 
Lumber sawn to shape for 
spokes of wheels, but not fur- 
thur manf. ; and Hickory 
Spokes rough turned, but not 
tenonted, mitred, throated, 
faced, sized, cut to length, 
round tenonted or polished. ..Free 

Wood, Logs, n.e.m Free 

Wool, and hair of the Alpaca 
Goat unmanufactured and 
other like animals, not further 
prepared than washed, n.e.s. . Free 
Wool and Woolen manf. of, com 
posed wholly or in part of Wool, 
Worsted hair of Alpaca Goat 
or other like animals, viz : 
Blankets and Flannels of every 
description, Cloths, Doeskins, 
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Coatings, 
Overcoatings, Felt Cloth of 
every description, n. e. s., 
Horse Collar Cloth, Yarn, 
Knitting Yarn, Fingering 
Yarn, Wonted Yarn, knitted 
goods, viz.: Shirts and Draw 
ers, and Hosiery, n.e.s, 10 cts. 

perlb. and 20 

Wool and Woolens Clothing. 

(See Clothing, ready-made) 
Wool and Woolens All f.ibrics 
composed wholly or in part of 
wool, worsted, hair of Alpaca 
Goat, or other like animals, not 
otherwise provided for, costing 
10 cents per yd. and under... 22i 
Costing over lOc and under 14c. 25 

Costing 14 cents and over 27J 

As regards items above, the half 
penny sterling shall be com 
puted as the equivalent of a 
cent, and larger sums in ster 
ling money shall be computed 

at the same ratio 

Wool, Class one, viz : Leicester, 
Cotswold, Lincolnshire, South 
Down combing wols, or wools 
known as lustre wools, and 
other like combing wools, 
such as are grown in Canada, 

3 cts. per Ib 

Wool Hosiery, 10 cts. per Ib. and 20 
Wool Noils, dyed or col. or not. .Free 

Woolen Shawls 25 

Woolen Socks and Stockings, 

10 eta. per Ib. and 30 

Woolen Imitation Sealskins, lOc. 
per Ib. and 20 



CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS. 



[1892. 



$ c. ad val. 
Woolen Netting, for the lining 

of boots, shoes and gloves .... 25 
Woolen Waste, fit only for the 

manufacture of paper Free 

Woolen Waste, other, n.e.s 20 

Blind Cords 30 

Xyolite, or Celluloid, in sheets, 
lumps or blocks, n.e.s Free 

Yarns, Knitting, Cotton, 
Hosiery Yarn, or other cottun 
yarn under No. 40, not 
bleached, dyed or colored, 2c. 
per Ib. and 15 

Yarns, Kniting Yarn, Hosiery 
Yarn, bleached, dyed or eol d, 
3 cts. per Ib. and 15 

Yarn, spun from the hair of the 
Alpaca or Angora Goat, and 
made of wool or worsted, when 
genapped, d.yed and finished, 
and imported by the manufs. 
of braids, cords, tassels and 
fringes, for use in their factories 
in the manufacture of such 
articles only Free 

Yarn, Fingering and Knitting 
Yarn, Wool, and Worsted, 
10 cts. per Ib. and 20 

Yarns, Coir Free 

Yeast Cakes, Compressed Yeast 
and Baking Powders in pack- 



^ c. ad. val. 

ages of one pound and over 
and not over fifty ponnds 
weight, the weight of the pack 
age to be included in the \\ eight 
for duty 6 ets. per Ib. 

Yeast Cakes. Compressed Yeast 
and Baking Powders in pack 
ages of less than one poun ) in 
weight, the weight of the pack 
age to be included in the weight 
of duty 8c. per Ib. 

Yeast, Compressed in bulk or 
mass of not less than fifty 
pounds 4c. per Ib. 

Yellow Metal, in Bolts, Bars and 
for Sheathing Free 

Zinc, Chloride, Salts and Sul 
phate of 5 

Ziiic, in blocks, pigs and Sheets. Free 
Zinc, seamless drawn tubing. ... 10 

Zinc, manufactures of, n.e.s 2o 

Zinc, Dust 20 

Zinc, Salts of 5 



All goods not enumerated as 
charged with any dut3" of Customs 
and not declared free of duty, shall 
be charged with a duty of 20 per cent 
ad valorem, when imported into 
Canada, or taken out of warehouse 
for consumption therein. 



]9 c ml vil. 

On imported Indian Corn, to be 
kiln -dried and ground into meal for 
human food, or ground into meal 
and kiln -dried for such use, under 
such regulations as may be made by 
the Governor in Council, there may 
be allowed a draw-back of 90 per ct. 
of the duty paid. 

ARTICLES PROHIBITED. 

Books, printed papers, drawings, 
paintings, prints, photographs or 
representations of any kind of a 
treasonable or seditious, or of an 
immoral or indecent character. 

Foreign reprints of British Copy 
righted Works, copyrighted in 
Canada, and of Canadian Copyrighted 

Works. 

Coin, base or counterfeit. 

Goods manufactured or produced 
wholly or in part by prison labor, or 
which have been made within or in 
connection with any prison, jail or 
penitentiary. 

Oleomargarine, Butterine, or simi 
lar substances for butter 



EXCISE TARIFF, CANADA. 



Spirits 

When made from raw grain, per proof gall SI 50 

When made from mal Jed barley, " 152 

VJhen made from molasses or other sweetened 

matter, per proof gall 1 53 

Malt, per Ib 02 

MaU liquor, when made in whole or part from any 

other substance than malt, per gall 010 

Vinegar, per gall 04 

Tobacco, per Ib 25 

Cigarettes, weighing not more than 3 Ibs. per M. , 

per thousand 81 50 

Cigarettes, weighing more than 3 Ibs. per M., 

per thousand 6 00 



Tobacco, made from Canadian leaf, per Ib 05 

Canada Twist Tobacco, per tb 05 

Snuff, when containing not more than 40 per cent, 
of moisture, or when containing over 40 per 
cent, of moisture and put up in packages of 

less than o Ibs. each, per Ib 25 

Snuff, moist when containing over 40 per cent, of 
moisture and when in pkgesof 5 Ibs. and over, 

per Ib IS 

Cigars, from foreign leaf, per M 6 00 

Cigars, from Canadian leaf, per M 3 00 

Cigars, from any leaf, when put up in pkges of 

less than 10 each, per M 7 00 



VALUE OF FOREIGN MONIES FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSKS. 



COUNTRY. 


MONETARY UNIT. 


VALUE IN 
CANADA. 


COUNTRY 


MONETARY UNIT. 


VALUE IN 
CANADA. 


Argentine Republic 
Austria 


Peso 


$ c. mills. 
0.96.5 
0.34.5 
.19.3 
.69.S 
.54.6 
.91.2 
.92.6 
.26 8 
.69 S 
4.94.3 
.19.3 
.23.8 
.19.3 
.69.8 
.96.5 
.69.8 
.33.2 


Italy 


Lira 


$ c. mills. 
.19.3 
/ .99.7 
t .75.2 
1.00 
.76 
.40.2 
.69.8 
.26.8 
.69.8 
1.08 
.55.8 
.19.3 
.26.8 
.19 3 
.62.9 
.04.4 
.69 8 
.14 


Florin 




Yen, gold and silver 
Dollar 




Franc 


Liberia. . . . 






Brazil 


Milivis of 1000 reis... 
Peso 
Peso 


Mexico 


I ollar. 


Chili 
Cubft 


Netherlands 


Florin 


Nicaragua 


Peso 






Norway 


Crown 






Peru 


Sol.. 


Ko-vnt 


Pound (100 piastres) . 


Portugal 


Milreis of 1000 reis .. 
Rouble of 100 copecks 
Peseta of 100 centimes 
Crown 




Russia 


German Empire . . . 


Mark 


Spain 


Drachma 


Sweden 




Franc 






Tripoli 


Mahbab of 20 piastres 
Piastre 




Peso 


Turkev 




Rupee of 16 annas . . . 


U. S. Columbia 


Peso 
Bolivar 









^ 




PLACES. 

Alexandria . . . 
Alliston.O.... 


NAMES OF BANKS. 

Union 


MANAGER OR AGENT 

J. R. Proctor. 
X. M. Livingstone. 


Hamilton 


Montreal 


W. B. Graveley. 
John McKeen. 
J. H. Morrison. 
W. J. C. Harvey. 
F. Kennedy. 
E. D. Arnaud. 
0. E. Harris. 
J. M. Brough. 
D. M. Finnie. 


Amherst, N.S. 
ii 

Amherstb rg Oj 

Annapolis,N.S 
ii 

Antigonish . . . 
Arnprior 


Nova Scotia .... 
Halifax Bk.Co. . . 


Nova Scotia .... 
Union B. of H. . . 
Merchants H. . . 
Halifax Bk.Co... 

Ottawa 


Ontario 


D. A. Kadeliffe. 
H. A. Ambridge. 
F. J. Winlow. 
John Wyllie. 
J. A. Strath v. 


Aylmer, O. . . . 

1 1 

Ayr 


Molsons 


Traders 


Commerce 




Toronto 




Commerce 
Halifax Bk.Co... 
Merchants H . . . 
Jac Cartier 


H. H. Morris. 
F. W. Homer. 
G. A. Dudley. 
II. Dorion. 
E. W. Morgan. 
\V. Hamilton. 
R. Richardson. 
C. M. Stork. 
J. W. Murray. 
VV. R. Travers. 
D. B. Dewar. 
A. Gark-py. 
R. C. Macpherson. 
Win. Cowan. 
F. W. S Crispo. 
George McGill. 
W. J. Jones. 
T. Dewson. 
W. A. BeHhouse. 
\V. \V. Nation. 
E. S. Phillips. 
R, Butt. 
A. Jukes. 
Alex. Robertson. 
F. J. Hunter. 
Jefferv Hale. 
iC. Cook. 
W. Caldwell. 
W. F. Mitchell. 
&lt;I(MP. A. Thomson. 
S. B. Gearing. 
Neil McLean. 
A. B. Brodrick. 
|T. F. How. 
O. P. Scholfield. 
S. Barber. 
A. D. Braithwaite. 
G. C. McGregor. 
E. A. Bog. 
F. W. Daniel. 
John Houston. 
F. W. Borden. 
J. D. Campbell. 
J. P. Anderson. 
J. A. Banys. 
\V. C. T. Morson. 


Barr gton,N.S. 
Bathurst, N.B. 
Beauharnois . . 
Bedford, Q 
Belleville 


E. Townships . . 
; Merchants 
Montreal 
Commerce 
Dominion 


II 


II 


Berlin 


Merchants . . . . 


ci 


Berthier, Q. .. 

Blenheim .... 

Boissevain, M. 

t 

Bowman ville. . 

Bradford 
Brauipton .... 

Brandon, M. . . 

Bratitford . . . 

t &lt; 
ii 

Bridget ri,N.S. 
Brulgew r, X.S 

Brighton 


Ville Marie - . 


Commerce 


Com Bk of Man . . 
Union . 


Ontario 


Standard 
Standard 


Merchants . . . . 
Dominion 

Merchants . . . . 
BankB.N. A 
Imperial 
M. N. America. . . 
Montreal 


Commerce 


Standard 


Nova Scotia. . . . 
Merchants H . . . 
Halifax Bk.Co... 
Standard . . . 


Brockville . . . . 
(t 

ii 

Brussels. . . . 


Motitreal 


Molsons 


Toronto 


Standard 


Calgary, Alb.. 
ii 

ii 

Campbellford 
Campbellton . . 
Cannington. .. 
Canning, N.S 

Carberry, M. 

it 

Carleton Place 
Cavuira. . 


Montreal . 


Molsons 


Standard 
Nova Scotia.. . 
Standard 


HalifaxBk.Co.. 
Com BkofMan. 
Union . . . 


Ottawa 
Commerce. . 



Charlottetown MERCHT B.PEI. . . I Win. McLean. 



PLACES. 

Charlottetown 


XAMKS OF BANKS. 

Merchants H 
Bank of N. S. . .. 


MANAGER OR AGENT. 

F. II. Arnaud. 
D. C. Chalmers. 


Chatham O 




J E Thomas. 


t &gt;t 


Merchants . . . . 
Montreal . 


A. St. L. Mackintosh. 


(t 

Chatham N B 


Standard 
Montreal 


R. N. Rogers. 
F. E. Winslow 


Chesley O 


Nova Scotia. 
Hamilton 


F. R. Morrison. 
J H Stuart 


Clinton 


Molsons 1 


H. C. Brewer 


Coaticook 


E. Townships. . . 


B. Austin. 




Du Peuple 
Dominion 


J. B. Gendreau. 
E. H Osier 




Toronto 


T. A. Bird. 




Standard 


C. Larke 




Commerce. . . . 


James Brydon 


it 


Toronto 


W. A. Copeland 


Cornwall 


Montreal 


R. Mackenzie 


( 


&lt; )ntario . ... 


A. Denny 


, owansville. . . 
l&gt;iuly, N.S.... 
Dorchester,NB 

Dravton 


E. Townships. . . 
Nova Scotia. . .. 
Merchants 
Traders 


J. Mackinnon. 
Herbert Green. 
F. McDougall. 
H. A. Mallorv. 


Drum ndv leQ. 
Dun das 


Jacq. Cartier. . .. 
Commerce 


J. E. Girouard. 
J. W. Holmested 




Commerce. . 


R G W Conolly 




Standard . 


J Kelly 


Edmonton Alb 


Imperial. . . . 


G. R F Kirkpatrick 


Ediuundston. . 


PeopPs.Halif x. . 
Traders 


Jean Tache. 
L. P Snyder 


Essex 


Imperial 


C. White. 


Exeter 


Molsons 


N. D Hurdon 


Farnham 


St. Hyacinthe. .. 


J. E. Campbel 1 


Fergus 


Imperial 


W. A Weir 


Forest 


Standard 


\V. C. Body 


Fort William. . 
Fraserville, Q. 
Frederict N B 


Com Bk of Man . . 
Jac. Cartier 
PEOPLE S 


A. H. Dicken.*. 
J. F. Pellant. 
J W Spurden 


it 

(* 

it 

Gait 


B. N. America. . . 
Nova Scotia .... 
Merchants H . . . 
Commerce 


R. Inglis. 
J. Pitblado. 
W. R. Raeey. 
T. A. Stephen. 


(( 


Imperial . ... 


John ( aver- 





* Merchants .... 


G V. J Greenhill 


Gananoque . . . 


* Merchants 
Toronto 


V. Jemmett. 
J Prino-le 


Gaspe Basin. . . 


LaBanq.Nat.. . . 
Hamilton 


J Le Boutillier. 
1 1 M Watson 


Glencoe 


Traders 


II D Mitchell 




Montreal 




( 


Commerce 


R S. Williams 


Granby, Q 
Guelph 


E. Town. Bk 
Dominion 


E. N. Robinson. 
A. A. Fitzgerald 


ii 


Montreal 


J H Finlav 


&lt; &lt; 


Traders 


A. F H. Jones 


11 


Commerce 


B. R. McConkey 


Guysb iro N.S 
Halifax, N.S.. 


Merchants H . . . 
HALIFAX B. Co. . . 


T. G. A. Parkes. 
W. L. Pitcaithlv 


* 

&lt; 
t 


NOVA SCOTIA.. . . 
Uxios HALIF X. . 
MERCIIT S H . . . . 
PEOPLE S 


Thomas Fyshe. 
F.. L. Thorne. 
D. II. Duncan. 




N. End Branch. 


T. J. Cochran. 



46 



BANKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIK BRANCHES, KTC. 



[1892. 



PLACKS. 

Halifax, N.S.. 
Hamilton . . 



N AMES OF BANKS. MANAGER OR AGK.VT. 



XI ontreal F. M. Cotton. 

B. N. America. . . A. E. Ellis. 

HAMILTON J. Turnbull. 

B. N. America. . . J. J. Morrison. 

Montreal J. N. Travers. 

* Merchants . . .. J. Pottenger. 

Traders jStuart Strathy. 

Commerce Win. Roberts. 

Molsons C. W. Clinch. 

Harriston Standard IJ. E. Gray. 

Hochelag-a, Q. Ville Marie |Geo. Dastons. 

Hull, Q Ville Marie A. de Martigny. 

Huntingdon, Q E. Townships. . . W. H. Robinson. 

Itigersoll Tradeis JA. B. Ord. 

Merchants A. M. Smith. 

. I Imperial J A Richardson. 

Iroqtiois Union Bank E. W. Bourinot. 

Jarvis I Commerce. . . . 

Joliette [D Hochelaga. . 

Kamloops, B.C. British Colum. 

Keewatin, O . . on a\va 

Kentville, N.S. Nova Scotia. . 

Kincardine 1* Merchants . . 

Kingston * Merchants . 

.... B. N. America. 
.... Montreal 

Ontario 



W. C. T. Morson. 

J. H. Ostigny. 

C. R. Slater. 

J. B. Monk. 

L. D. V. Chi; man. 

H. Invin. 

G. E. Hague. 

G. A. Robinson. 

C. JE. L. Porteous. 

T. Y. Greet. 

J. II. Abbott. 

II. Frost. 

Laurentides, Q;Jac. Cartier [A. Boyer. 

Leamington .. {Traders ;Jas. Watson. 

Lethb dge, Alb Union [F. R. Godwin. 

Lindsay Ontario E. Flood. 

" Montreal A. F. D. MacGachen. 

" : Dominion T. B. Dean. 

Listowel, Out. | Hamilton JO. S. Clarke. 



Kingston, N.B. 
Lachute, Que. 



Merchants H. . 
Ville Marie. 



Liverpool.N.S. Nova Scotia 

Lockport, N.S/Halifax Bk.Co. . 



London 



B. N. America. . 
Merchants . . . 

Montreal 

Commerce.. . 

Molsons 

Toronto 



Win. Haliburton. 
E. A. Capstick. 

D. Cumberland. 
W. F. Harper. 
W. J. Anderson. 
H. A. Nicholson. 

P. W. D. Brodrick. 
W. R. VVadsworth. 

E. Walsh. 

O. Lacoursii re. 
J. C. Brown. 



Xondond y N.S Merchants , H. . . 

Louiseville, Q ) Ville Marie 

Lucknow ! Hamilton 

Lunenb g.N.S. Merchants H. .. R. S. Currte. 

Halifax Bk.Co... D. J. Forbes. 

Peopl 8,Halifx.. G. N. C. Hawkins. 
Mahone Bay. .IPeopl s,Halifx.. H. A. Bailey, Act. 



Maitland, N.S. (Merchants H. . 

Markham . . . . Standard 

Meaford Molsons 



Mcrriekville . 
Midland 
Milton . 



Minnedosa . . 

Mitchell 

Al incton . 



3Iontreal 



Union 



G. H. Dalziel. 
F. A Reesor. 
D. A. Ferguson. 
Agency of Smith s Falls 



Western P. H. Holland. 

Hamilton Joshua Butterfleld. 

Com. Bk of Man.. C. F. Grant, Act. 

: * Merchants . . . . |\V. B. Waterbuiy, Act. 

Montreal |A. H. Beddome. 

Nova Scotia ,Geo. W. Daniel. 

Merchants ofH..;C. J. Butcher. 

MONTKEAL ;E. S. Clouston, G. Man 

do | A. Macnider, Ch. Insp. 

do |H V. Meredith, 

do W.E.Br. . D. B. Macpherson. 
MERCHANTS . . .:G. Hague, Gen. Man. 
do . . John Gault, Ass! 

Branch J. S. Meredith, 

do jRobt. Shaw. 

MOLSONS F. W. Thomas. 

Branch J. Elliot. 

D HocHELAGA. . . M. J. A. 1 rendergast. 

Dt: PEITLK J. S. Bousquet. 

J.u ij. CARTIER. .. A. L. de Martigny. 
Ontnrln St.,. . C. H. A. Guimond. 
VII.I.K MAKIE. . . . Ubalde Garand. 

Quebec T. Mrdougall. 

Ontario R. N. King. 

Toronto J. Murray Smith. 

( utnmerce A. M. Crombie. 

Union jGeo. H. Balfour. 

! .. N. America. .. R. R. Grindley, G. Man. 
Jeffrey Pen fold. 



PLACES. If AUKS OF BANKS . MAXAOKR OR AOK.VT. 



Montreal La Banq. Nat 

Merchants , H. . . 
do. N. Dame St. 
Nova Scotia 

Moosomin . . . Union 

Morden, M . . . Com Bk of Man . . 

Morrisburg. . . j Molsons 

Mount Forest. (Ontario 

Nanaimo.B.C. {British Colum. . 
Merchants . . 



Dominion. . . 



A. Brunet. 
E. L. Pease. 
E. A. McCurdy. 
T. V. Macdonald. 
A. E. Christie. 
C R. Dunsford. 
L. W. Howard. 
R. J. He,vat. 
G. Williams. 
A. Smith. 
|E. H. Baines. 



Bk.DeSt.Jean...lM. Catudal. 

Union jThos. McCaffry, Act. 



Nova Scotia. . . 



Napanee 

Napierville . . . 
Neepawa, Man 
N.Glasgow.NS 

Halifax Bk.Co. . 

Newcastle . . . . j - tandard 

Newcastle, N B : Nova Scotia. . . 

I Merchants H. . 

New Hamb rg. I Western 

N. Wmnstr.B C BkB. Columbia . 

.Montreal 

Newmarket. . . Ontario 

Niagara Falls. Imperial 

Nicolet. Que . . Ville Marie 

N.Sydney, C.B Peopl s Halif x. 
N. Sydney.N.S Nova Scotia. ... 

Norwich Molsons A. A. C. Denovan. 

Orangeville. . . Commerce |W. W. Ruthven. 

. . Hamilton R. T. Haun. 

Orillia Dominion H. S. Scadding. 



Imdis Johnstone. 
Boies Deveber. 
J. K. Allen. 
F. R. Morrison. 
John McKane. 
T. D. Allin. 
J. B. Fisher. 
i G. D. Brymner. 
J. E. Souch. 
J. A. Langmuir. 
|C. A. Sylvestre. 
W. H. Gossip. 
W. Thomson. 



Oshawa 
Ottawa. 



i Traders E. W. Strathy. 



. . . WESTERN 

, . . Dominion ..... 

. . . OTTAWA 

, ..IB. N. America. . . . 

. . . [Montreal F. Gundry. 

. . {Commerce .... JRobt. Gill. 

. . [Ontario : A. Simpson. 



T. H. McMillan. 
R. Ross. 
George Burn. 
D. Robertson. 



Owen Sound. 



Oxford, N. S. 

Paisley 

Paris . . 



W. L. Marler. 

H. V. Noel. 

P. J. Bazin. 

M. A. Anderson. 

J. C. Paterson. 

H. H. O Reilly. 

L. K. Tate. 

G. S. Moore. 

F. Biette, Act. 

J. Cran. 

__ R. C. Jennings. 

Parkdale Standard J. Martin. 

Parkhill Commerce i J. M. Duff. 

Parrsboro HalifaxBk.Co. A. S. Townsend. 



Merchants . 

Quebec 

La Banq. Nat. ., 

Union 

* Merchants 

Hamilton 

Molsons 

Nova Scotia 

Western 

B. N. America. . . 
Commerce 



P net ng shene 
Perth . . 



Pembroke 

Peterborough. 



Petrolia 

PetitcodiacNB 



Western |F. H. Holland. 

* Merchants .... C. G. Morgan. 

Montreal R. J Druiinnond. 

Quebec ,T. F. Cox. 

Ottawa | Hector Fraser. 

Toronto J. L. Gower. 



Montreal 
Commerce 



F. J. i ewis. 
W. Manson. 



Ontario Chas McGill. 

Toronto IP. Campbell. 



HalifaxBk.Co... 



Pickering .... (Ontario 

?icton [Montreal . . . 

" | Standard... 

Pictou, N. S. . jNova Scotia 
. . Merchants . 
lossisville, Q. Jac. Cartier 



Pt.St.ChaiTsQ 
3 ort C.ilborne. 
5 ort Elgin .... 
.Hawkesburv 
ortHood.C.B 
3 ort Hope .... 

ort Perry 

J ort Arthur . . 
5 rt. la Prairie. 

14 

Prescott 

rince Albert. 
Quebec 



Ville Marie. . . 

Imperial 

Hamilton 
Merchants, H. 



People s Halifax. 

Traders 

Toronto 

Western . . 



;T. W. Magee. 

Geo. Kerr. 

R, .). B. Crombie. 

W. T. Shannon. 

A. I). Munro. 

G. R. Chisholm. 

Chevreflls & Laeerte. 

W. J. E. Wall. 

E. C. F. Wood. 

J. S. Gordon. 

J. A. Mclsaac. 

W. P. Collins, Act. 

J. L. Willis. 

E. B. Andros. 

Win. McGill. 



Ontario W. H. Nelson. 

Imperial |N. G. Leslie. 



Com.B.ofMan.. 
* Merchants 
Imperial . . . 

QrEHEC 

UNION 



H. Fisher. 
W. C. Young, Int. Man 
J. E. Young. 
James Stevenson. 
E. E. Webb, Cashier. 



1892.] 



BANKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, ETC. 



PLACES. 

Quebec 


VAMES OK BANKS. 


MANAGER OR AGENT. 

J G Billett Local 


PLACES. 

Thrte Rivers . . 
ii 

Tilsonburg. . . . 
Toronto 


NAMES OF BANKS. 


MANAGER OR AGENT. 

H. N. Boire. 
H. P. MacMahon. 
C. L. Rennie. 
B. E. Walker, G. Man. 
J. H. Plummer, Asst. 
J C. Kemp. 
A. Bradley. 
R. J. Montgomery. 
R P MfHarrip 


do St. Louis St.. . 
LA BA.NQ. NAT. . . 
B. N. America. . . | 
Montreal . ... 


3eo. Veasey. 
?. Lafrance. 
H. M. J. McMichael. 
J. Macara. 


D Hochelaga. . . . 
Traders 
Western 






COMMERCE . 

do. Branch. . . 
do. E. Br 
do. N. Br 
do. N.W.Br. . 




* Merchants .... 
Du Peuple 


J. C. More. 
P. B. Dumoulin. 
A. Dion. 
W. Moffat, Act. 
J. A. Paddon. 
F. A. W. Lister. 


ii 






Jacq. Cartier. ... 
Imperial 
Montreal 
1 Merchants . ... I 


ii 
ii 
ii 
ii 

tt 
K 


Rat Portage . . 
Re&finft 


Renfrew, O. . . 
Richmond .... 

Ridgetown. . . . 
ii 

Sackville, N!B. 
ii 

Sarnia 


do.Q nSt.W.Br.. G. A. Holland. 
do.Yn.&Col.Br. . T. S. Harrison. 
do.Parl tSt Br ..V F. H.-n-t 


E. Townships.. . . 
Molsons 


W. L. Ball. 
J. McMahon. 
J. A. Mackellar. 
Pulton McDougall. 
Thos. Murray. 
T. W. Nisbet. 
J. C. Douglas. 
G. H. Griffin. 
D. McGregor. 


Traders 


11 


ONTARIO 
do. Branch. . . 
do.Q nSt.W.Br.. 
STAND \RD 


Chas. Holland, G. Man. 
W. H. Smith. 
R. B. Cakhvell. 
J. L. Brodie. 
R. H. Bethune. 
R. D. Gamble, Asst. 
R. M. Gray. 
J. Price. 
T. G. Brough 

F. O. Cayley. 
J. H. Horsey. 


M erchants 


ii 


Halifax Bk.Co. . . 

Ponmipr^.p 


tt 
K 


" .. [Traders . .1 


DOMINION 


" Montrpfi.l 1 


tt 

it 


do. Q nSt.E. .. 
do. QnSt.W. .. 
do. Mk t Br. . . 
do. Dundas ^ . . 
Q n St. Br. . . 
do. Sparl.Av... 
&Col.St.Br.. 


SaultSte Marie 
Seaforth 


Commerce i 


Imperial 


J. M. Wemyss. 
M. Morris. 
E. J. Cochran. 
Win. Farwell, G. Man. 
S. Edgell, Local. 
C. W. Walcot, Act, 
W. Gaboury. 
E. Cowdry. 
W. Corbould. 
F. A. Bethune. 
J. H. Henderson. 
F. W. Johnston. 
A. A. Larocque. 
H. H. Archibald. 
S. Stevens. 
Sub. to St. Stephen. 
C. M. Arnold. 


Commerce 
Pe ple s Halif x . . 
E. TOWXSUIPS. .. 

* Merchants .... 
La Banq. Nat. . . 
Commerce 


Shediac, N.B. . 
Sherbrooke . . . 

Simcoe 


ii 
ii 


tt 


IEPERI\T. 


P. R. Wilkie. 
B. Jennings, Asst. 

O. F. Rice. 
C. H. Stanley-Clarke. 
Dun an Coulson, G.Man 
Hugh Leach, Asst. 

J. T. M. Burnside. 
H. S. Strathv. 
C. Brough. 
Wm. Grindlev. 
I). Miller. 
W. P. Sloane. 
C. A. Pipon. 


tt 


do. Cor. Y nge . . 
cScQueenSt. . . 
do. N.Toronto.. 
TORONTO 

do. King St. . . 
W. Branch. . . 
TKADKRS 
Montreal 


&lt; i 


Hamilton 


Smith s Falls.. 
Sorel 


Molsons 


f 1 
tt 

tt 


Union 




" 


D Hochelaga 
HalifaxBk.ro... 
E. Townships . . . 

Nova Scotia 


Springhill 
Stansteart 
St Andr w sNB 
St Catharines. 

Ste Cesaire, Q. 
St. Cunegonde 
St. Henri, Q .. 
St. Hyacinthe. 

St.JeanBapt te 

St. John, N.B. 
i 

&lt; 

St. John s, Q.. 
&lt; 

i 

St. Jerome. . . . 
St. Marv s 


i 

tt 
tt 


Imperial 


Commerce 
Toronto 


F. O. Cross. 
G. W. Hodgetts. 
M. L. J. Lacusse. 
G N Ducharme. 


B. N. America 


ti 


* Merchants .... 
Quebec 


Ville Marie 
Jacq. Cartier. . . . 


it 


tt 


Jacq. Cartier 
LA BANQUK DE. . 
ST. HYACINTHS. . . 
Jacq. Cartier 
Molsons 
Jacq. Cartier. . . . 
N. BRUNSWICK. . . 
B. N. America. . . 
Montreal 
Nova Scotia .... 
Halifax Bk.Co. . . 
BK. DE ST.JEAN. . 
~ Merchants .... 
Du Peuple 


F. St. Germain. 

E. R. Blanchard. 
A. Clement. 
G. Crebassa. 
M. Bourret. 
J. Clawson. 
H. A. Harvey. 
E. C. Jones. 
Geo. Sanderson. 
Jas. G. Taylor. 
P. Bandouin. 
E. H. Reward. 
P. P.andouin 
J. A. Theberge. 
J. Leslie. 
3. S. Kumsey. 
C. Bedard. 
A. Dion. 
D. Denis. 
J. F. Grant. 
J. Black. 


" .... Union . . 


" Hamilton 


Ewing Buchan. 
T. B. Phepoe. 
H B. Wilson. 
Martin Dickie. 
J. B. Moorman. 
W. E. ( arswell. 
I., de Martigny. 
S. Fortier. 
J. C. Keith. 
W. Godfrey. 
C. Sweeny. 
Wm. Ferguson. 
W. C. Ward. 
Gavin H. Burns. 
A. J. C. Galletly. 
A. Man-hand. 
R. Adamson. 
W. E. Butler. Act. 
G. W. McKee. 
11. B. Walker. 
I). F. B. Gla-s. 
W. I. Briggs. 
J. Hespeier. 
H. J. Grast tt. 
James Watson. 
G. C. Easton. 
S. L. Forrest. 
D. Kemp. 
W. Beith. 
W. H. Holland. 
Tim-. Dow. 
F. S. Jarvis. 
H. B. Walker. 
Walter Lawson. 
J. A. Russell. 
John Waldt i&gt;. 
B. Willson. 
R. T. Rokfby. 
A. Wiokson. 
W. G. XieholK. 
James Hogu. 
C. S. Hour-. 


Tor ntoJun t n 
Trenton, O. . . . 

Truro.N.S.. .. 

tt 

Uxbridge 


Molsons . . . 


Molsons 


Merchants H. . . 
Halifax Bk.Co... 

DoTninit n 


Vallej field, Q. Jac. Cartier 
D Hochelaga . . . 
Vancouver, BCBk. B. Colum. .. 
B. N. America. . . 
" Moiitrpfil 


Vankl kHill.O 

Victoria.B.C.. 

Victoria ville.Q 
Virden, Man. . 

Walkerton . . . 

it 

Walkerville! 
\\allaceburgh. 
Waterloo, Q .. 
Waterloo, O . . 

I f 

Watford 


D Hochelaga . . . 
B. COLUMBIA 
B. N. America. . . 


Du Peuple 


Montreal 


St. Remi, Q"! 

St . Sauveur . . 
St. Simon, Q. . 

Sr Stei h -n.NP, 

St. Thomas... 

t i 
t&lt; 

Ste Therese, Q. 
Stellarton.N.S 
Stouffville 
Stratford .... 

it 


Traders 


Jac. Cartier .... 
Com.B.of Man. . . 

Merchants . . . . 
Commerce 


Du Peuple . . 


Jacq. Cartier 
Jacq. Cartier. . . . 
ST. STEPHEN S. . . 
Nova Scotia. . . . 


do 
Montreal 


Merchants .. .. 
Imperial 
Molsons 
Ville Marie 


W. Prin-le. 
M. A. Gilbert. 
H. Lockwood 
M. Boisvert. 
G. K. Murray. 
John Elliott 
T. E. P. Trew. 
Thos. Plummer. 
Win. Maynard, jun. 
L. II. Dampier. 
W. T. Smith. 
A. J. Macdonell. 
R. McC. Stavert. 
Neil McKelvie. 
P. W. Morrison. 
H. A. Richardson. 
J. E. Burchell. 
W. J. Robertson. 
D. B. Crombie. 
T. C. Coffin. 
P. E. Punnet m. 


E. Townships. .. 
Molson s 


Commerce .... 


Traders 


Nova Scotia .... 
Standard 


Welland 
Winchester. . . 
WeymouthjNS 

Whitbv 


Imperial 
Union 


Merchants . . . . 
Montreal 
Commerce 


Merchants . 


Ontario 
Dominion ... 
\\ astern 


f &lt; 

Strathrov 


tt 
tt 


Commerce 


ii 


Traders 


Windsor, O. . . 
&lt;i 

Windsor, N.s! 


Merchants . . . . 
&lt; , ommerce 
COMMERCIAL 


Sudburv, O. . . 
Sum sid e, PEI. 

ii 

Sussex, X. B 
Svdnev, C.B.. 
Thorol d 


Ontario 
BK.SUM ERSIDE.. 
Bank of N.S . . .. 
Merchants H. . . 
Nova Scotia 
Merchants H . . . 
Commerce 


ii 

tt 

Wingham .... 
Winn peg .... 

t 


Halifax Bk.Co. 
People s Halifax. 
Hamilton ... . 


COM.BAXKMAN. . 

Merchants . . . . 
Molsons 


Quebec .... 


Three Rivers . 


Quebec 


La Banq. Nat. . . 


Imperial . 



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PLACES. 

Winnipeg .... 
K 
c, 

Woodstock . . . 

fi 

Woodstock NB 
ii 

c c 

Wolfville, N.S. 
Yai - moiitli,N.S 


NAMES OF BANKS. 

Ottawa 


.MANAGER OR AGENT. 

F. H. Mathewson. 
F. L. Patton. 
11. M. Breedon. 
D. H. Charles. 
S. B. Fuller. 
C. M. McCuaig. 
H. A. Flemming. 
G. A. White. 
G. A. Tavlor. 


Union 


B. N. America. . . 
Commerce 


Imperial . . . 


Molsons 


Nova Scotia .... 
Peopl s.Halifx.. 
Merchants , H. . . 


Peopl s,Halifx. . 

Y \KMOUTI1 


Geo. W. Munro. 
T. W. Johns. 
J. H. Lombard. 


Nova Scotia .... 



* Merchants Bank of Canada. 

FOREIGN AGENTS. 

BASK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA London, England. 
Head Office. Neiv York, H. Stikeman and F. : 
Brownfield, Agents; Boston, U. S., Merchants 1 
National Bank ; San Francisco, Wm. Lawson and 
J. C. Welsh, Agents; England, Union Bank of 
Manchester, and Bank of Liverpool : Scotland, 
National Bank and Commercial Bank ; Ireland, 
Provincial Bank and National Bank ; Paris. Mar- 
cuard, Krauss & Co. ; West Indies, Colonial Bank ; 
Australia and New Zealand, Union Bank of Aus 
tralia. 

MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA London, The Clydesdale 
Bank (Limited) ; yew York, Bank of New York and j 
Merchants Bank of Canada, 01 Wall Street, Chicago, 
American Exchange National Bank; Newfoundland, &lt; 
Commercial Bank, N. F. : Nova Scotia, Merchants I 
Bank of Halifax; A cu 1 Brunswick, Bank of Nova| 
Scotia ; British Columbia, Bk. Brit. N. Am. 

BASK OF MONTREAL London, Bk. of Montreal, C. Ash- 
worth, Manager, Bank of England, London and 
Westminster Bank, Union Bank of London; Liver 
pool, Bank of Liverpool ; Scotland, British Linen 
Company ; New York, W. Watson & Alex. Lang ; 
Boston, Merchants Bank; Chicago, Bankof Montreal, 
W. Munro, Manager ; E. M. Shadbolt, Assistant 
Manager ; San F rancisco, Bank of British Columbia. 

BANK OF TORONTO London, City Bank (Limited) ; New ^ 
York, Nat. Bk. Commerce, W. Watson and A. Lang ; 
Oxwcgo, Second National Bank; Halifax, Union Bank 
Halifax; Neiv Brunswick, British Columbia ond 
Manitoba, Bank of B. N. A. ; Quebec and Ottawa, 
La Banque Nat. ; Chicago, First National Bank. 

CANADIAN BASK OF COMMERCE London, Bank of Scot- 
* land, London and County Bank, Agra Bank ( Limited) &gt; 
German Bank of London ; Ireland, Northern Bank 
ing Co.; Pur is, France, Lazard, Fivres & C ie ; 
Brussels, Belgium, J. Matthieu & Fils ; India, Chinf j 
and Japan, The chartered Bank of India, Australia 
and China; Au-stralia and New Zealand, The 
Union Bank of Australia ; New York, The Canadian 
Bk. of Commerce, The American Exchange Nat. ! 
Bank; British Columbia and San Francisco, Cal.,^ 
The Bank of British Columbia, Chicago, The Ameri- ; 
can Exchange Nat. Bank of Chicago ; Oswego, First 
National Bank ; Syracuse, First National Bank ; ; 
Buffalo, Bank of Commerce in Buffalo ; Fochester, 
Bank of Monroe ; Hamilton, Bermuda, The Bank 
of Bermuda ; Portland, Oregon, The Bank of British 
Columbia; Kingston, Jamaica, The Bank of Nova] 
Scotia. 

IMPERIAL BANK OF CANARD A .London, Lloyds Bank, 
(Ld.); Cheque Bank, (Ld.) ; Paris, M. S. Sulzbach 
& Co. ; Neiv York, Bank of Montreal ; Chicago, First 
National Bank ; St. Paul, Second National Bank : 
Detroit, Detroit National Bank; Buffalo, Bank of 
Buffalo ; Boston, National Bank of the Common 
wealth; Osivcgo, Second National Bank; Duluth, 
First National Bank. 

DOMINION BANK London, National Bank of Scotland; 
Neiv York, W. Watson & A. Lang, the Nat. City Bk. 

ONTARIO BANK London, Alliance Bank (Limited) and 
Cheque Bank (Limited); New York, The Fourth 
National Bank of the City of New York; France and 
Europe, Credit Lyonnais; Boston, Tremont National 
Bank; Oswego, First National Bank ; Chicago, Bank 



of Montreal ; St. Paul s, Merchants National Bank ; 
Nova Scotia, People s Bank of Halifax ; Kew Bruns 
wick, Bank of Montreal, St. John,N.B.; P.K. Inland, 
Merchants Bank of Halifax at Charlottetown. 

MOL.SONS BANK London, Alliance Bank (Limited), Glynn, 
Mills, Currie & Co., Morton, Rose & Co. ; Liverpool, 
Bank of Liverpool ; Cork. Minister and Leinster 
Bank (Limited) ; Paris, France, Credit Lyonnais ; 
Antwerp, Belgium, La Banque D Anvers ; Portland, 
Casco National Bank ; Helena, Montana, First 
National Bank ; Butte, Montana, First National 
Bank ; New York, Mechanics National Bank, W. 
Watson and A. Lang, Agents Bank of Montreal, 
Morton, Bliss & Co. ; Boston, State National Bank ; 
Cleveland, Com. National Bank ; Milwaukee, Wis 
consin Marine and Fire Ins. Co. Bank ; Chicago, 
First National Bank ; Detroit, Commercial National 
Bunk ; Toledo, Second National Bank ; Buffalo, 
Third National Bank; Nova Scotia, Halifax Banking 
Co. ; New Bruwwif-k, Bank of New Brunswick; 
Newfoundland, Commereial Bank of Newfoundland, 
St. John s Nfld. ; Also, Fort Bent on, Moat., First 
National Bank ; Prince Edward Island, Merchants 
Bank of P. E. I. and Summerside Bank ; British 
Columbia: and San Francisco, Bank of British 
Columbia; Quebec, La Banque du Peuple and Eastern 
Townships Bank ; Ontario, Dominion Bank, Im 
perial Bank of Canada and Canadian Bank of 
Commerce ; Manitoba, Imperial Bank of Canada. 

TRADERS BANK OF CANADA London, National Bank of 
Scotland ; New York, American Exchange National 
Bank ; Buffalo, Bank of Buffalo ; Chicago, First 
National Rink ; Oswego, Second National Bank ; 
Quebec, Quebec Bank. 

BANK OF HAMILTON New York, Fourth Nat. B. and 
Hanover National Bank ; Buff a In, Marine Bank of 
Buffitlo ; London, Nat. Prov. Bank of England, Ld.; 
Chicago, Union Nat. Bank ; Detroit, Detroit, Nat- 
Bank. 

QUEBEC BASK London, Bank of Scotland ; New York, 
Agents, Bank of British North America. 

BASQUE ST. HYACINTHS New York, National Bank of 
the Republic ; Boston, Maverick National Bank ; 
Ontario and Quebec, Merchants Bank of Canada 
and Branches, 

BANK D HOCHELAGA London, Clydesdale Bank (Limited); 
Paris, Credit Lyonnais ; New York, National Park 
Bank: Boston, The Maverick National Bank; Chicago, 
National Live Stock Bank. 

LA BASQUE NATIOSALE London, National Bank of Scot 
land ; Paris, Grunebaum Freres & Co. ; New York, 
Nat. Bank of the Republic ; Boston, The Revere 
Bank. 

UNION BASK OF CANADA London, Alliance Bank ; Li.-i r- 
pool, The Bank of Liverpool ; New York, National 
Park Bank; Boston LincolnNationalBank; Minnca- 
polls, First National Bank ; St. Paul, St, Paul 
National Bank ; Great Falls, Mont., First National 
Bank ; Chicago. Globe National Bank. 

LA BASQUE VILL -MARIE London, Bank of Montreal ; 
Paris, Le Credit Industrie! ; New York, The 
National Bank of the Republic ; Ladenburg, Thal- 
niann & Co.; Chicago, Bank of Montreal. 

LA BANQUE JACQUES C ARTIER London, Glyn, Mills & 
Co. ; New York, National Bank of the Republic ; 
Paris, Credit Lyonnais. 

LA BASQUE DU Kuril s London Alliance Bank. Limited; 
Paris, Credit Lyonnais ; New York, National Bank 
of the Republic ; Toronto. Molsons Bank. 

UNION BAVK OF HALIFAX London, London and West 
minster Bank ; Newfoundland, Commercial Bank of 
Newfoundland ; New York, National Bank of Com 
merce. Boston, Merchants National Bank: Montreal, 
Bank of Toronto ; Toronto, Bank of Toronto and 
Branches. 

MERCHANTS BANK OF P. E. I. London, City Bank ; New 
York, The Bank of New York, N. B. A.- Boston, 
The Boston National Bank ; Montreal, Bank of Mon 
treal Newfoundland. Union Bank of Newfoundland. 

COMMERCIAL BANK OF WINDSOR London, Union Bank 
of London ; New York, Bank of New York ; Halifax, 
Bankof Nova Scotia ; St. John, N.B., Bank of New 
Brunswick ; Montreal, Merchants Bank of Canada. 

MF.RC HANTS BANK OF HALIFAX Ontario and Quebec, 
Merchants Bank of Canada; St. John N.B., Bank 
of New Brunswick ; New York, Chase National 



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49 



Bank, X. Y. ; Boston, National Hide and Leather 
Bank ; St. John s, Newfoundland, Union Bank of 
Newfoundland ; London, Eng., Imperial Bank, 
(Limited), Bank of Scotland, London ; Hamilton, 
Bermuda, The Bank of Bermuda. 

PEOPLE S BANK OF HALIFAX - London, Union Bank ; 
Boston, New England National Bank; New York, 
Bank of New York, N.B.A.; Montreal, Ontario Bank. 

BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Minneapolis Minn . H.C.McI.eod 
and Daniel Waters. Agents ; Kingston, Jamaica, \ 
If ./., W. E. Stavert, Agent. Correspondents Can-\ 
ada. Merchants Bank of Canada and Branches ; 
Bank of British Columbia ; Great Britain ; London, 
Royal Bank of Scotland : Scotland, Royal Bank of 
Scotland and Branches Newfoundland, Union Bank 
of Newfoundland : United States : New York, Bank 
of New York, N. B. A., John I aton & Co.; Boston, 
Merchants National Bank, Kidder, Peabody &Co.; 
San Francisco Bank of British Columbia ; St. Pier re, 
Miijiielon, Banque des lies St, Pierre et Miquelon. 

BANK OF NEW BRUNSWICK London, Williams, Deacon 
& Co., Manchester and Salford Bank, Limited ; New\ 
York, Mechanics National Bank ; Boston, Eliot 
National Bank ; Prince Edward s Island, Charlotte- 
town, Merchants Bank of Halifax ; Fredericton, 
People s Bank ; Halifax, N S., Merchants Bank of 
Halifax ; Montreal. Molson s Bank. 

PEOPLE S BANK OF N. B. London, Union Bank; New 
York, Fourth National Bank ; Boston, Eliot National I 
Bank ; Montreal, Union Bank of L.C. and Branches. 

EASTERN ..TOWNSHIPS BANK London, National Bank of 
Scotland ; Boston, National Exch. Bank ; New York, 
National Park Bank. 

STANDARD BANK New York, W. Watson & A. Lang, 
Agts. Bk. of Montreal ; Montreal, Bk. of Montreal ; 
London, E. National Bank of Scotland (Limited). 

HALIFAX BANKING Co. Dominion of Canada, Molson s 
Bank and Merchants Bank of Canada ; Boston, 
Suffolk National Bank ; New Korfc. Baring, Magoun, 



& Co. ; London, Eng., Alliance Bank (Limited). 

BANK OF YARMOUTH, N. S. -Halifax, The Merchants 
Bank of Halifax ; St. John, The Bank of Montreal 
and the Bank of British North America ; New York, 
The National Citizens Bank ; Boston, The Eliot 
National Bank ; London, G. B., The Union Bank of 
London ; Montreal and Quebec, The Bank of 
Montreal. 

THE PICTOU BANK London, Eng., Imperial Bank (Li 
mited) ; New York, Agents Bank of Montreal ; 
Montreal, Bank of Montreal. 

ST. STEPHEN S BANK Boston, Globe National Bank ; New 
York, New York Bank and National Banking Asso 
ciation ; London, Glyn, Mills, Currie and Co.; 
Montreal, Bank of Montreal. 

BANK OF OTTAWA London, England, Alliance Bank 
(Limited); New York, Chicago and Canada, Bank of 
Montreal ; Boston, National Bank of the Republic. 

COMMERCIAL BANK OF MANITOBA London, Agent, R. A. 
McLean & Co., 1 Queen Victoria Street ; Canada, 
Merchants Bank of Canada ; New York, Boyle Co., 
47 Wall Street ; St. Paul and Chicago, First National 
Bank. 

WESTERN BANK New York, Merchants Bank of Canada; 
London, England, Royal Bank of Scotland. 

BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA London, Head Office ; 
San Francisco, Portland, Oregon, Seattle and Ta- 
coma, Bank of British Columbia ; Eastern Provinces 
of Canada, Bank of Montreal ; Bank of Com 
merce ; Molson s Bank ; Imperial Bank ; Bank of 
Nova Scotia ; New York, W. Watson ; Chicago, 
Bank of Montreal ; Mexico and South America, 
London Bank of Mexico and South America ; China, 
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank Corporation ; 
Australia, English, Scottish, and Australian Chart 
ered Bank. 

SUMMERSIDE BANK Montreal, Molson s Rank ; Halifax, 
Bank of Nova Scotia ; .St. John, Bank of New Bruns 
wick ; Boston, Blackstone National Bank. 



CANALS OF CANADA. 

Expenditure on Construction and Enlargement of the Canals of Canada, 1821 to 1889. 



NAMES. 


Expenditure 
prior to 
1st July, 1867. 


Expenditure 
from 
1st July, 1867, 
to 
30th June, 1889. 


Total 
Expenditure 
to 
30th June, 1889. 


Beauharnois .... 


$ c. 

1,611,424 11 
63,053 64 
634,711 76 
121,537 65 
1,933,152 69 


8 c. 

124,290 47 
3,977,920 07 
276,061 97 
45,174 58 
1,056,135 84 
413,717 48 
6,633,681 87 
1,043,046 41 
121,097 76 
42,164 01 
1,039,514 24 
520,743 95 
407,764 72 
751,238 48 
56,839 20 
16,149,710 47 
504,098 68 


$ e. 

1,735,714 58 
4,040,973 71 
910,773 73 
166,712 23 
2,989,^88 53 
413,717 48 
9,221,214 72 
1,043,046 41 
4,185,361 83 
42,164 01 
1,173,970 75 
677,267 27 
407,764 72 
1,060,609 79 
489,523 60 
23,787,950 30 
1,824,754 22 
116,821 31 
161,719 89 

591,475 76 
44,387 53 


Carillon and Grenville 


Chambly 


St. Ours Lock 


Cornwall ... 


Culbute 


Lachine 


2,587,532 85 


Murray 


Rideau . .... 


4,064 764 07 


Sault Ste. Marie 


St. Ann s 


134 456 51 
156 523 32 


St. Peter s 


Tay 


Trent 


309,371 31 
432,684 40 
7,638,239 83 
1,320,655 54 
116,821 31 


Burlington Bay 


Welland 


Williamsburgh 


St. Lawrence Canals not apportioned 


" surveys 


161,719 89 

591,475 76 
44,3S7 53 


chain vessels and improvement of 
navigation 




Baie Verte Canal surveys 




Total expenditure 




21,124,928 99 


33,960,783 38 


55,085,712 37 


MERCHANT SHIPPING, DOMINION OF CANADA. 



The total number of vessels remaining on the register books of the Dominion on the 31st December, 1890 was 
&lt;5,991, measuring 1,024,974 tons register tonnage, being a decrease of 162 vessels and a decrease of 15 507 tons 
register, as compared with 1889. Assuming the average value to be $30 per ton, the value of the registered 
tonnage of Canada on the 31st December, 1890, would be $30,749,220. 

The number of iiew vessels built and registered in the Dominion of Canada during 1890 was 285 measuring 
52,378 tons register tonnage. Estimating the value of the new tonnage at $45 per ton, it gives a total value of 
2,357,010 for new vessels. 

Canada s Merchant Navy stands fourth on the list, those above her being Great Britain, with 7,428 000 tons 
^Norway and Sweden, with 2,035,000 tons ; and Germany, with 1,234,000 tons. 
4 




THE QUEEN. Victoria, of the United Kingdom of 
Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, 
Empress of India. Her Majesty was born at Kensing 
ton Palace, May 24, 1819 ; succeeded to the throne June 
20, 1837, on the death of her uncle King William IV. ; was 
crowned June 28, 1838 : and married Feb. 10, 1S40, to 
his late Royal Highness Prince Albert, who was born 
August 26th, 1819, and died December 14th, 1861. Her 
Majesty is the only child of his late Royal Highness 
Edward, Duke of Kent, son of King George III. The 
children of Her Majesty are 
Her Imperial Majesty Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, 
PRINCESS ROYAL OF ENGLAND AND PRUSSIA, Empress 
Frederick of Germany, born Nov. 21, 1840, and married 
to the late Emperor Frederick of Germany, Jan. 25, 
1858, and has issue four sons and four daughters. 

His Royal Highness Albert Edward, PRINCE OF WALES, 
born Nov. 9, 1841 ; married March 10, 1863, Alexandra 
of Denmark, (Princess of Wales), born Dec. 1, 1844, and 
has issue, Prince Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence arid 
Avondale, born Jan. 8, 1864 ; George Frederick Ernest 
Albert, born June 3, 1865 ; Louisa Victoria Alexandra 
Dagmar, born Feb. 20, 1867, married July, 27, 1889, 
to Alexander, Earl of Fife ; Victoria Alexandra Olga 
Mary, born July G, 1868 ; and Maude Charlotte Mary 
Victoria, born Nov. 26, 1869. 

Her Royal Highness Alice Maud Mary, born April 25, 
1843 ; Married to H. R. H. Prince Frederick Louis of 



Hesse, July 1, 1862 ; died, December 14th, 1878. Her 
issue being five daughters and two sons ; second son 
killed by accident May, 1873. 

His Royal Highness Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of 
Edinburgh, born Aug. 6, 1844 ; married Her Imper al 
Highness the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, Jan. 23- 
1874, and has issue two sons and three daughters. 

Her Royal Highness Helena Augusta Victoria, born 
May 25, 1846 ; married to H. R. H. Prince Frederick 
Christian Charles Augustus of Schleswig-Holstein-Son- 
derburg-Augustenburg, July 5, 1866, and has issue three 
sons and two daughters. 

Her Royal Highness Louisa Carolina Alberta, born 
March 18, 1848 ; married to the Marquis of Lome, eldest 
son of the Duke of Argyle, March 21, 1871. 

His Royal Highness Arthur William Patrick Albert, 
Duke of Connaught, born May 1, 1850 ; married March- 
13, 1879, to Princess Louise Margaret, daughter of the 
late Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia, and has issue 
one son and two daughters. 

His Royal Highness Leopold George Duncan Albert, 
Duke of Albany, born April 7, 1853 : married April 27, 
1882, to Princess Helen of Waldeck, and has issue one 
son and one daughter. Died March 28, 1884. 

Her Royal Highness Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodora, 
born April 14,1857; married July 23, 1885, to Prince Henry 
of Battenburg, and has issue two sons and one daughter. 



DOMINION OF CAJSADA. 

Population 1891, 4,829,411. 
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT OTTAWA. 

GOVERNOR-GENERAL. His Excellency The Right Honourable Sir FREDERICK ARTHUR STANLEY, BARON STANLEY op 

PRESTON, G.C.B. 10,000 and residence. 



STAFF. 

Secretary of Governor-General and Military Sec y 
Ca.pt. the Hon. C. Colville, Grenadier Guards.83,000 

A.D.C. The Honourable Edward Stanley, Lieut. 
A. H. McMahon, Grenadier Guards. 

GOVERNOR-GENERAL S SECRETARY S OFFICE. 
Secretary and Military Secretary Major the 

Hon. C. Colv-.lle. Grenadier Guards. 
Chief Clerk-C. J. Jones $2,050 

Expenditure Salaries 812,350 00 

Contingencies 10,53382 

CABINET 



Premier and President of Council Hon. J. J. C. 

Abbott, Q.C., D.C.L ?8,000 

Minister of Custom* Hon. Mackenzie Bowell 7,000 

Minister of Militia and Defencelion. Sir A. P. 

Caron, K.C.M. i 7,000 

Minister of Agriculture Hon. John Carling 7,000 

Minister of Inland Revenue Hon. John Costigan. 7,000 

Minister of Public Works Hon. Frank Smith ... 7,000 

Secretary of State Hon. J. A. Chapleau 7,000 

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Minister of Justice Hon. Sir J. S. D. Thompson, 

K.C.M.G $7,000 

Minister of Finance Hon. G. E. Foster 7,000 

Minister of Marine & Fisheries Hon. C.H. Tupper 7,000 

Minister of the Interior Hon. E. Dewdney 7,000 

Postmaster General Hon. John G. Haggart .... 7,000 
Minister of Railways and Canals Hon Macken 
zie Bowell (Acting) 

The members of Cabinet in addition to regular salary 
receive 61.000 sessional allowance. 

Clerk of Privy Council John J. McGee .*;-&gt;, 200 

Assistant Clerk of the Privy Council J. Pope 2,400 
Chief Clerk and C lfrk of the Crown in Chancery 

S. E. St. Onge Chapleau 2,400 

Expenditure Salaries $25,652 49&lt; 

Contingencies 13,936 86 

High Commissioner for Canada in London Hon. 
Sir Charier Tupper, Bart., G.C.M.G., C.B., 17 



Victoria Street, London, S. W 10,000 

Secretary Canadian Government Office in London 

Joseph G.Colmer.C.M.G., (address as above) 82,195.35 
Assistant Secretary and Accountant- G.Revnolds.S1.400 
Contingencies 1889-1390 $15,970 04 



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DOMINION OF CANADA. 



51 



SENATE OF CANADA. 

Senators sessional allowance, 81,000. 
Hon. JOHN JONES Ross, Speaker (Ste. Anne de la Perade). E. J. LANGBVIN, Clerk of the Parliaments. 83,401). 



SENATORS. P. 0. ADDRESS. 

Hon. David Reesor Yorkville 

Sir D. L. Macpherson . . Toronto 

Billa Flint Belleville 

George \V. Allan Toronto 

J. F. Armand.Riv. des Prairies 
Wm. H. C. Chaffers.. St.Cesaire 

Jean B. Guevremont Sorel 

Robert B. Dickey Amherst 

William Miller Arichat 

A. E. Botsford . .Westcock, NB 

David Wark Fredericton 

A.R.McClelan, Riverside, AlbCo 
John Glasier, Fredericton, N.B. 
James Dever. . St. John, N.B 
A. Macrarlnne . . Wallace, N.S. 

Frank Smith Toronto 

Robert Read Belleville 

M. A. Girard.. St. Boniface, M 
J. Sutherland . . Winnipeg, M. 
W. J. Macdonald, Victoria, B.C 
H. A. N. Kaulhach . . Lunenburg 

M. H. Cochrane Compton 

Alexander Vidal Sarni a 

J.H.Bellerose. .St. Vin. de Paul 
D. Montgomery . . Park Corner 



SENATORS. P. O. ADDRESS. 

Hon. R. W. Scott Ottawa 

Pierre Baillargeon .... Quebec 

A. H. Paquet St. Cuthbert 

U. G. Stevens Waterloo, Q j 

J. D. Lewin .... St. John, N.B 

L G. Power Halifax 

R. P. Grant Pictou, N.S 

C. A. P. Pelletier Quebec 

Jos. R. Thibaudeau . . Montreal 
C.B.B de Boucherville, Bouch. 
William J. Almon . . . .Halifax 

John Boyd: St. John, N.B. j 

Thos McKay Truro, N.S. 

Alex.W. Ogilvie, Sen. .Montreal 

Donald Maclnnes Hamilton 

T.R. Mclnnes, New Westminster 

John O Donohoe Toronto 

P. A. De Blois Quebec, Q. 

Donald McMillan. . . Alexandria 
Geo. C McKindsey. .Milton, O. j 
W.McDonald, L tle Glace B..CB 
J. Bolduc.St. Victor de Trinif.V 
T. R &gt;bitaille. .New Carlisle, Q. j 

J. R. Gowan Barrie 

M. Sullivan Kingston 



SENATORS. P. O. ADDRKSS. 

Hon. F. Clemow Ottawa 

P. Poirier .. .. Shediac, N.B. 
S. Merrier . . New Hamburg, O. 

C. E. Casgrain Windsor, O. 

L. McCallum. . . . Stromness, O. 

\V. E. Sanford Hamilton 

J..T Ross, Ste. Anne de la Perade 
J. J. C. Abbott .. ..Montreal 
W. D. Perlev, Wolf Creek, 

[Wolsely, N.W.T. 
James Reid ... Quesnelle, B.C 

Evan John Price Quebec 

Geo. A. Drummond . . Montreal 
Edward Murphy .... Montreal 
s. Prowse, Murray Har., P.E.I. 
C A. Boulton . . Shellmouth, M. 
L. A. Lougheed .Calsrary, Alta 
L. R. Masson . . Terrebonne, Q. 

Peter McLaren Perth, O. 

H. Montplaisir, C.de la Mag. Q. 

J. Tasse Montreal 

G. W. Howhan,Alberton, P.E.I. 

John Carling London, O. 

J. B. Snowball. .Chatham, N.B. 
A. A. Macdonald, Charlottetown 



PERMANENT OFFICERS OF THE SENATE OF CANADA. 



Sergeant-at-Arms and Clerk of French Journals 

- J. de St. D. Le Moine 81,600 

Axxixtant Accountant C. T. Gibbs 1,150 

Junior Clerk A. Adamson 650 

Assistant Clerk, French Journals A. L. Garneau 700 
Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod R.E. Kimber 1,350 

Postmaster J. B. Myrand 1,200 

Housekeeper -Peter Dunne 1,200 

Doorkeeper Pierre Rattey 900 

AY H-xroom Keeper Y. Gilbert 900 

Official Reporters G. C. Holland, A. Holland. 



Clerk, Master in Chancery and Accountant E. J. 

Langevin. 83,400 

Clerk Assistant, Master in Chancery 
Law Clerk, Master in Chancery J.G.A. Creighton 2,500 

Chaplain The Venerable Archdeacon Lauder 400 

Second Cleric Assistant, Master in Chancery A. A. 

Boucher 2,200 

First English Clerk R. W. Stephen 1,600 

Second English Clerk Alex. Souter 1,500 

Third English Clerk Chas. Young 1,500 

First French Translator Alfred Garneau l,9oO 

ADDRESS. To the Honourable the Senate of the Dominion of Canada, in Parliament assembled. 

The Petition of 

[Place and date.] Humbly sheweth. That, &c. 

HOUSE OF COMMONS 

Hon. PETER WHITE, Speaker. JOHN GEORGE BOURINOT, Es^., C.M.G., LL.D., D.C. L., Cler of the House. 83,400 

Members Sessional Allowance, 81,000. 

EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS. --Con., Conservative; Sa-t., Nationalist; Lib., Lib;r.il ; Ind. -Lib., Inde 
pendent-Liberal; Ind. N., Independent Nationalist ; Ind., Independent. 

NOTE. The political party is given according to the best information obtainable. If here should be any 
errors the Editor will be glad to correct them on advice. 

MEMBERS. P. 0. ADDRESS. 



CONSTITUENCIES. 



MF.MllKRS. 



P. 0. ADDRESS, i CONSTITUENCIES. 



Addi niton 
Albert 


Geo. W. Dawson Lib. Plevna, 0. 
Ricn d C. \VeldonCon. Halifax, N. S. 


Car1etoii(X.B.) N. R. Colter Lib. Woodstock, N.B 
Cm-let on (0.) . . Wm. T. Hodgins Con Hazeldean, O. 




Donald W Davis Con F McLeod \WT 


Cariboo FrankS. Barnard, Con. Victoria, BC 


Algoma 
Annapolis 


Goo. H. MacdonellCo?i. Port Arthur, O. 
J. B. Mills Con. Annapolis, N.S. 


Chambly R. Prefontaine . . Lib. Montreal, Q. 
Cham-plain .... O. Carignan .. . .Con. Three Rivers, Q. 




sir J Thompson Con Ottawa, O. 


Charlevoix . H. Simard Lib. Murray Bay Q 


Arcjen t&gt; nil 


Thomas Christie. Lib. Lachute, Q. 


Cli i/ fntte A. H. Gillmor . . .Lib. St George, N B 


Assinibniit, 1\. . 
Assiniboia, W. 
Bay at 


Hon. E. DewdnevCort. Ottawa, O. 
N. F. Davin Con. Regina, N.W.T. 
Flavien Dupmit . . Nat. St. Liboire, Q. 


Chate an mail . . J. P. Brown Lib. St. Chiysost/une. 
Cliicoiit.A-Saiju. P. V. Savard, Ind.-Lib. Chicoiuimi, Q. 
Colchester .... W. A. Patterson. .Con. Tatamagouche. 


Beauce 


Joseph Godbout. Lib. St. Francois, B,Q. 


Compton R. H. Pope Con. Cookshire, (,. 


Beauhnfnois .. 
Bellechaxse . . . . 
Berthier 


J. G. H. Bei-viv.u.V^. M iritreal, Q. 
Guillaume Amyot, T. N. Quebec 
Gli-o Beuisoleil .Lib, Montreal, Q. 


Curn. ,i- Stor nt Darby Bergin. . . .Con. Cornwall, O. 
t liiii ii d nul .. A. R. Dickey ....Con. Amherst, N.S. 
l&gt;;&gt;ihii E. C. Bowers . . .Lib. Westport, N.S 


Bonaventnre . 
Bothivell 


Wm. Le B. FauvelLift. Paspebiac, Q 
Hon. David Mills. Lib. London, O. 


/&gt;o,v/i-x/&lt; / .... C.E.Vaillancourt, In.L St. Anselme, Q. 
Drum dtkArth. Jos. Lavergne.. Lib. Arth;iba&lt;kaville. 


Brant X R 


limp s Somerville Lib Dundas, &lt;&gt;. 


Dini lit-i ... Hugo H. Ross Con Iroquois, O 


Brant, S.H.. .. 
Brockville . . . . 
1-1 i-ii me 
Bruce, E.R 
Bruce, X.R. . . 
Bruc-:, W.li. .. 


Wm Paterson . ..Lib. Brantford, O. 
John Fisher Wood Con. Brockville, O. 
Kug-.-ne A. Dyre..Co)t. Sutton. ( v &gt;. 
Ruben Truax Lib. Walkerton, O. 
Alex. McNeill. .. Con. Wiarton, O. 
James Rowand . . Lib. Dunblane, O. 
It. F. McDo vail, Con. Christmas Id. NS 


Durham, E. R. Thos. D. Craig . .Con. Port Hope, O. 
lln //! nn, W.R. Robert Beith Lib. Bowmanville, O. 
Klijin, E. R. .. A. B. Ingrain . . . .Con. St. Thomas, O. 
Elgin, 1C. R. .. Geo. E. Casey. ...Lib. Fingal, O. 
/.W.i-, y. R... Wm. McGregor ..Lib. Windsor, O. 
/-, &lt; .(, &gt; . R Henry W. Allan . Lilt. Essex Centre, O. 
Froiiteii ic . &lt;l A. Kirkpatriek,Coi? l\iii" ston, O 


C .ipe Breton 


David MoKeen Con Littb; Glace Bav. 


f !&lt;!&lt;/ Louis Z .loncas Ind Grand Ri . 


Cardwell .. 


Robert S. White Con. Montreal. Q. 


Cli ii iurrii . . R. R. McLullan ..Con. Alexandria. O. 



52 



DOMINION OP CANADA. 



[1892. 



CONSTITUENCIES. 



MEMBERS. 



Grey, N. R . . . 
Grey, S. R . . 
Guysborough . 
Hadimana 

,., 

Halifax.... 



.Con. 
Lib. 
. Lib. 



Gloucester .... K. F. Burns Con 

Grenville, S. R. John D. Reid Con 

Grey, E. R Thos. S. Sproule . . Con 

James Masson . . 
Geo. Landerkin. 

D. C. Fraser 

W. H. Montague, Con, 
T. E. Kenny . . Con. \ 
J. F.-W. Stairs Con. / 

Halt on " D. Henderson Con. 

rr . f A. McKay Con. 1 

Hamilton .. | s _ s _ Ryc " kmalli Co n. ( 

Hants Alfred Putnam . . Con. 

Hiixlhi ;*, E.R. S. B. Burdett .. ..Lib. 
Hastings, N.R. Mackenzie Bowell, Con. 
Hastings, W.R. Henry Corby . . . .Con. 

Hochelaga A. Desjardins .... Con. 

Huntingdon . . Julius Scriver . . . .Lib. 

Peter Macdonald, Lib. 

John McMillan . . Lib 



P. 0. ADDRESS. 

Bathurst, N.B. 
Cardinal, O. 
Markdale, O. 
Owen Sound, O. 
Hanover, O. 
A ew Glasgow. 
Dunnville, Q- 



CON8T1TOB GIBS. 



MEMBERS. 



P. 0. ADDRESS. 



Huron, E. R.. 
Huron, S. R.. 
Huron, W. R.. M. C. Cameron . .Lib. 

Iberuille F. Bechard Lib. 

Inverness .... Hugh Cameron . . Con. 
Jacques Cartier D. Girouard .... Con, 
Joliette Urbain Lippe .... Con. 



Henrv G.Carroll . . Lib. 

H. H. Leger Con. 

A. Campbell Lib. 

Geo. E. Foster . .Con. 

F. W. Borden Lib. 

A.C.Macdonald.Core. 



Kainouraska . 
Kent, N. B... 

Kent, 

King s, N. B . 

King s, N. S . 

. n ri T ( A.C.Macdonald.Core. / 

Kings, PJS./I John McLean . Con . } 

Kingston 

Lambton, E. R. G. Moncrieff Con. 

Lambton, W.R. J. F. Lister Lib. 

Lanark, Jf.R. . Jos. Jamieson. . . .Con. 

Lanark, S. R.. Hon.J.G.Haggart Con. 

Laprairie Louis C. Pelletier, Con. 

L Assomption . Jos. Gauthier . . . .Lib. 

Laval Jos. A. Ouimet . . Con. 

Leeds d;Gren-\ c F Ferguson ..Con. 
ville, N. R. / 

Leeds, S. R George Taylor . . Con. 

Lennox David W. Allison, Lib. 

Levis Pierre M. Guay . . Lib. 

Lincoln Niag. William Gibson ..Lib. 

Lisgar Arthur W. Ross . . Con. 

L Islet L. G. Desjardins . . Con. 

London Chas. S. Hyman . . Lib. 

Lotbiniere Come I. Rinf ret . . Lib. 

Lunenburg C. E. Kaulback . . Con. 

Marquette Robert Watson ..Lib. 

Maskinongi . . J. H. Legris Lib. 

Megantic L. J. C6te( Frechette) C. 

Middlesex,E.R. Jos. H.Marshall. .Con. 

Middlesex,N.R. W. H. Hutchins. .Co;?. 

Middlesex, S.R. Jas. Armstrong . .1X6. 

Middlesex, W.R Wm. F. Roome . .Con. 

Missisquoi .... George B. Baker, Con. 

Monck John Brown Lib. 

Montcalm Louis Dugas Co?i. 

Montmagny .. P. A. Choquette. .Lib. 
Montmorency. . J. Israel Tarte, Ind.-N. 
Montreal, C. . . John J. Curran . . Con. 

Montreal, E. .. A.T. Lepine Con. 

Montreal, W. . Sir Donald Smith, Con. 

Muxkoka. Wm. E. O Brien . . Con. 

Napierville D. Monet Lib. 

N. Westminster G. E. Corbould ..Con. 

Nicolet Jos. H. Leduc . 

Norfolk, N. R.. John Charlton . 
Norfolk, S. R.. David Tisdale. 
Northum. N.B. Michael Adams 
North d,0., E.R. E. Cochrane .. 
North., 0.,W.R. John Hargraft. 
Ontario, N.R.. Frank Madill . 
Ontario, S. R.. Jas. I. Davidson . . Lib. 
Ontario, W. R. James D. Edgar.. Lib. 
_., I C. H. Mackintosh, C. ) 
Ottawa City { H . Robillard ..Con. f 

Ottawa, Co.... C. R. Devlin Lib. 

Oxford, N.R... Jas. Sutherland . .Lib. 



. . Lib. 
. . Lib. 
. . Con. 
. .Con. 
. Con. 
. . Lib. 
. . Con. 



Acton, O. 
Hamilton, O. 

Maitland, N.S. 
Belleville, O. 
Ottawa, O. 
Belleville, O. 
Montreal, Q. 
Hemmingford, Q 
Wingham, O. 
Constance, O. 
Goderich, O. 
Mt. Johnston, Q. 
Mabou, N.S. 
Dorval, Q. 
St. J. de Matha. 
Quebec. 

Buctouche, N.B. 
Chatham, O. 
Ottawa, O. 
Canning, N.S. 
Montague Br g. 
Souris.E., P.E.I. 

Petrolea, O. 
Sarnia, O. 
Almonte, O. 
Ottawa, O. 
Montreal, Q. 
Laurentides, Q. 
Montreal, Q. 

Kemptville, O. 

Gananoque, O. 
Adolphustovvn.O 
Etchemin, Q. 
Beamsville, O. 
Winnipeg, M. 
Quebec. 
London, O. 
Ste. Croix, Q. 
Lunenburg, N.S. 
P tage la Prairie. 
Louiseville, Q. 
St. Ferdinard, Q 
London, O. 
Parkhill, O. 
Wilton Grove, O. 
London, O. 
Sweetsburg, Q. 
Dunnville, O. 
Montcalm, Q. 
Montmagny, Q. 
Quebec. 
Montreal, Q. 
Montreal, Q. 
Montreal, Q. 
Shanty Bay, O. 
St, Remi, Q. 
New Westminstr 
St. L d d Aston. 
Lynedoch, O. 
Simeoe, O. 
Newcastle, N.B. 
Brighton, O. 
Cobourg, O. 
Beaverton, O. 
Balsam, O. 
Toronto. 

Ottawa. 

Aylmer, Q. 
Woodstock, O. 



Oxford, S. R... SirR. Cartwright,//*. Kingston, O. 
Peel .......... J. Featherstou . . Lib. Streetsville, O. 

Perth. N.R.... Jas. N. Grieve .... Lib. Millbank, O. 

Perth, S. R.... James Trow ...... Lib. Stratford, O. 

Peterboro ,E.R. J. Burnham ...... Con Ashburnham, O. 

Peterboro , W.R J. Stevenson .... Con.. Peterborough, O 

- H Tupper . . Con. \ Ottawa, O. 

Con. I Westville, N.S. 



J. McDougald 
Pontiac ...... Thos. Murray 

Portneuf ...... Arthur Delisle 

Prescott ....... Isidore Proulx 



. .Lib. Pembroke. O. 

. .Lib. Quebec. 

. .Lib. Plantagenet, Q. 

fo P F T !&gt; S - F Perr - v Lib i Ti " ish &gt; P-E.I. 
,e,P.hI^ Jotm Yeo ; ..... Lib , } Porfffill, P.E.I. 

Prince Edward A. C. Miller ...... Con. Picton, O. 

Provencher.... A.A.C. LaRiviere, Con. St. Boniface, M. 

. F. Langelier ...... Lib. Quebec. 

. Hon. W. Lauiier. .Lib. Arthabaskaville. 



C, 

Quebec. E. 
Quebec, W. 
Q uebec, Co 



. Lib. Quebec. 

. Lib. Chipman, N.B. 

.Lib. Halifax. 



Charlottetown. 



.Lib. South Roxton, Q 
. Con. Shelburne, N.S. 
.Con. ;&gt;herbrooke, Q. 
.Lib. Penetanguishene 
.Con. Toronto, O. 
COM. Bradford, O. 



J. J. T. Fremont . 
Queen s, N. B.. Geo. G. King . . . 
Queen s, (N. S.) F. G. Forbes . . . 

Queen&gt;s,PEl{ feJ^SV. 

Renfrew, iV. R. Peter White ...... Con. Pembroke, O. 

Renfrew, S.R. . Jno. Ferguson . .Con. Admaston, O. 
Restigoucht, ____ J. McAlister . .Ind.-C. Campbelltown. 

Richelieu ..... Sir H. Langevin . . Con. Ottawa. 

Richmond,N.S. J. A. Gillies ...... Con. Sydney, N.S. 

Rich. A Wolfe,Q C. C. Cleveland. .Con. Danville, Q. 
Rimounki ...... Sir. A. Caron . . . .Con. Ottawa, O. 

Rouville . Louis P. Brodeur, Lib. Beloeil, Q. 
Russell ........ W. C. Edwards . .Lib. Rockland, O. 

St. Hyacinthe . M. E. Bernier . . . .Lib. St. Hyacinthe.Q 

St.John,NB,CTy Ezekial McLeod. .Con. St. John, N.B. 
St. John, N.B. I 3. D. Hazen. . . .Con. ) o t f n \. n vr R 

City and Co. \ C. N. Skinner. .Con. f S hn&gt; N K ~ 
St. John s, Q.. F. Bourassa ...... Lib. St. Valentin, Q. 

St. Maurice . . F. S. L. Desaulniers, C. Yamachiche, Q. 
Saskatchewan . D. H. Macdowall, Con. Pr. Albert, NWT 
Selkirk ........ Thos. M. Daly ____ Con. Brandon, M. 

She/ford ...... J. R. Sanborn . . , 

Shelburne .... N. W. White . . . 

Sherbrooke .... Wm. B. Ives . . . 

Simeoe, E. R. . . Philip H. Spohn . 
Simeoe, N. R.. D. McCarthy . . . 
Simeoe, S. R... R. Tyrwhitt ____ 

Soulanges ---- J. O. Mousseau . . Lib. St. Polycarpe, Q- 

Stanstead . . . . T. B. Rider ...... Lib. Fitch Bay, Q. 

Sunbury ...... R. D. Wilmot ____ Con. Burton, N.B. 

Ti miscouata . . P. E. Granhois . .Co?i. Riv. du Loup, Q. 

. J. A. Chapleau . . Con. Ottawa, O. 

. Sir H. Langevin. .Con. Ottawa, 0. 

. G.R.R.Cockburn, Con. Toronto, O. 

. E. Coatsvvorth,jr.,Cow. Toronto, O. 

. F. C. Denison. . . .Con. Toronto, O. 
Two Mountains J. B. Daoust ____ Con. St. Eustache, Q. 
Vancouver Is. . D. W. Gordon. . . .Cow. Nanaimo, B.C. 
Vaudreuil ____ H. S. Harwood . . Lib. Vaudreuil, Q. 
Vercheres ____ Hon.F. Geoffrion, Lib. Vercheres, Q. 

Victoria, B.C{ ^^ ;g } Victoria, B.C. 

Victoria, N.B. . Hon. J. Costigan, Con. Ottawa, O. 
Victoria, N. S. J. A. McDonald .. Con. Baddeck, N.S. 
Victoria, 0, N.R John A. Barren.. Lift Lindsay, O. 
Victor ia,0., S.R Chas. Fairbairn. .Con. Bobcaygeon, O. 
Waterloo, N.R. Isaac E. Bowman, Lib. Waterloo, O. 
Waterloo, S. R. James Livingston. Lb. Baden, O. 
Welland ...... Wm. M. German. .Lib. Welland, O. 

Wellingt n, C.R Andrew Semple. .Lib. Fergus, O. 
Wellingt n,N.R James McMullen, Lib. Mount Forest, O. 
Wellingt n,S.R. James Innes ____ Lib. Guelph, O. 

Wcntio th, N.R. Thomas Bain ____ Lib. Dundas, O. 

Wentw th, S.R. F. M. Carpenter. .Con. Stony Creek, O, 
Westmoreland . Josiah Wood ____ Cofi. Sackville, N.B. 

Winnipeg ____ H. J. Macdonald, Con. Winnipeg, M. 

Yale .......... John A. Mara. . . .Con. Kamloops, B.C. 

Yamaska .... R.M. S. Mignault, Lib. Yamask;), Q. 

Yarmouth ____ Thos. B. Flint, ..L ib Yarmouth, N.S. 

York, N. B ____ Thos. Temple ____ Con. Fredericton N.B 

York, 0., E. R. Hon. A. Mackenzie, L. Toronto, O. 
York, O., N. R. William Mulock, Lib. Toronto, O. 
York, 0.. W.R. N. C.Wallace . . .Cow.Woodbridge, O. 



Terrebonne 
Three Rivers 
Toronto, C. . 
Toronto, E. . . 
Toronto, W... 



1892.1 



DOMINION OF CANADA. 



53 



OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMON S. 

Clerk of the House, J. G. Bourinot, C.M.G., LUX, Miscellaneous Branch. 

D.C.L $3,400 i Accountant, Henry Hartney *2,800 

Clerk Assistant. F. F. Rouleau 2,80 i I Assistant Accountant, Robert Brewer 1,700 

Sergeant-at-Anns, Donald \V. Macdonell 2,400 , Clerk of Stationery, and Supt. of Printing of Ses- 

Dy Sergeant-at-Arms,Ue\i.-Co\. Henry R. Smith 1,800 sional Papers of Parliament, Robert Romaine 1,80 
Chief Branch At. do and Proof Reader, Chas. E Clarke .. . . 1,200 

, P r n -.a sierrrtar,, Junior clerks William Cairns, N. Robideaux, H. 

Clerk of Votes and Proceedings, and Secretary 



2,350 
1,550 
2,250 
2,400 



to the Clerk of the Howe, William C. Bowles. . 
Asst. Clerk Votes and Proceedings, I. B. Taylor.. 
Clerk of Routine and Records, F. MacGiilivray . . 

Clerk of English Journals, A G. D. Taylor 

Assistant do, and Clerk of Petitions, J. Dalton. . 
Translator Votes and Proc gs, J. R. E. Chapleau 2, 

Clerk of French Journals P. Rivet 1,800 

Clerk of Sessional Papers, 3. A. Polkinghorne . . 1,200 

Assistant French Journal Clerk, T. Ouimet 1,400 

Examiner of Private Bills, Clerk of Com. on 

Pub. Accounts, E. P. Hartney 1,700 

Clerk of Standing Committee on Private Bills 

iin,l Standing Orders, Walter Todd 1,400 

Assistant do, L. Charles Panel 1,300 

Clerk of Railways and Banking and Commerce 

Committee, R. McG. Moffat 1,400 

Junior Clerks, R. P. King, E. Tasse, J. H. McLeod, 

and L. D. Duvernay f rcm 81,000 to 

Law and Translation Branch. 

Law Clerk, F. A. McCord 3,000 

Assist, do, & Chief Eng. Trans., Vacant 

Assist, do, ,fc Chief Fr. Trans., T. G. Coursolles. 2,400 
Translators (each from 82, -750 to 81,400), J. A. Genand, 

L. A. Frechette, L. Laframboise, J M. A. D. Des- 

auluiers, F. B. Hayes, R. J. Wicksteed, LL.D., H. 



Macdonell and W. Dube. . -each from 81,000 to 810 

Postmaster, 3. Stansfield 1,600 

Assts. do, A. E. Pelletier, F. X. Lemieux, 81,000 and 800 
Sergeant-at-Arms Branch. 

Hnn Chief Messi ,/ ; /.v, Lucien Dube 1,300 

I Assistant //. N. Turgeon 1,000 

Doorkeeper, R. Harris 

Curator of Reading Room, Edward Storr 

Printing of Parliament. 

Clerk of Joint Committee, Henry Hartney 2,800 

Library of Parliament. 

3,200 
3.200 



General Libra, inn, Alfred Duclos DeCelles 

Parliamentary Librarian, Martin Joseph Griffin 

First Class Clerk, Alfred Hamlyn Todd 1,800 

" - L. P. Sylvain ] ,450 

Second Class Clerk, M. C. MacCormac 1,350 

" E. Stovert Thayne 1,150 

Third Class d&gt;rk, John Smith * 1,000 

" C. A. Martin 

Chief Messenger and Caretaker, L. J. Casault 

Messenger, 3. H. Dunlope 

" T. C. W. Lynton 

" J. A. Beaudvy 



500 
900 
750 
500 
420 



H ADURESS- To ttleHonouraWe the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada, in Parliament assembled. 



[Place and Date.} 



The Petition of 



Humblv sheweth. 



That, etc 



DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. 

Expenditure Salaries 838,771 73 

Contingencies 10,141 97 

Minister of Justice, HOD Sir. J..hn 8. D. Thompson, 

K.C.M 0., Q.C 87,000 

Dfputy Minuter. Robert Sedgewick, Q C 4.000 

Chief Clerks, A. Power, Q.C , $2,400: G.L.B Fraser 1,850 

Ministers Private. Secretary. D. Stewart 2,000 

Deputy s Sec y, John Leslie 1,800 

Accountant, J. E. Narraway 1,000 

Penitentiary Branch. 

Insprctorof Penitentiaries, J.Q. Moylan 3,200 

Accountant, rtenrge L.Foster 1.800 

Clerk, H. B. S. Lane 1,000 

Coxt of Penitentiaries including Salaries, 

1889-1890 8363,104 00 

The Supreme Court. 
Registrar of Supreme Court and Editor o/ 

Supreme Court Reports. R. Cassels, Q.C 3,20C 

Reporter, George Du val 2,400 

Assistant Reporter, C. H. Masters 1,300 

The Exchequer Court. 

Registrar, L. A. Audette 2,000 

Clerk, Charles Morse 1,150 

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT 

Expenditure Salaries 845,984 66 

Contingencies., 5,165 28 

.\finisti ,- of Ciixtnittx, Hon. Mackenzie bowell. . . . $7,000 

Commissioner of Customs, James Johnson 3,200 

Assistant Commissioner, W. G. Parmelee 2,800 

Minister s Private Seeretry, E. L. Saunders 1,250 

Accountant s Branch. 

Accountant, T. J. Watters 2,100 

Correspondence Branch. 

Clerks, T. Alder D. Bliss, A. Morin, W. J. Mac 
kenzie each $1,000 to 750 

Stationery Clerk, G. H. Fawcett . 1,400 

Statistical Branch. 

Chief Clerk, James Barry 2,100 

Inspector of Ports, D. D. O Meara, W. H. Hill, T. C. 
Mewburri, J. S. MacLaren, Geo. H. Young, ea. 2,000 



Financial Inspector, S. W. McMichael 1,600 

Special Aacnt, A. L Watters 1,200 

Special Re venue Officer 

Board of Appraixers, J. Johnson, Chairman, (ex- 
officio) ; W. G. Parmelee ;Geo \V. Jessup, Ap 
praiser and Secretary 1,200 

COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS (From 84,000 to 8300 each. 
Those marked * are Warehousing Ports. 



Amherst, W. D. Main. 
Anther stirurg,* Geo. Gott. 
Annapolis, A. Fullerton. 
Antigonish, A. Boyd. 
Arichat, R. Benoit. 
Baddeck, L. G. Campbell. 
Barrim/ton, D. Sargeant. 
Bat hurst, W. J. O Brien. 
Berlin, A. L. Bowman. 
Belleville.* W. Webster. 
Brantford,* H. B. Leeming 
Bridgetown, S. S. Ruggles. 
Brighton, M.K. Lock \vood 
Brockville,* W. H. Jones. 
Cltarl/ tti toii-n, .las. Carrie. 
Chatham, SB. , D.Ferguson 
Chathain^O, 



Clifton* Peter Flynn. 
Coaticook,*George O. Doak 
Cobourg,* Ch. E. Ewing. 
Colboriie," D.E. Macfarland 
Collingwood, Geo. Watson. 
Cornwall,* A. V. McMillan. 
Cra inahe,* Geo. A. Fowler. 
Dalhousie, W. Montgom y. 
l&gt;ar/ington,* John Rankin 
Deseronto, T. G. Pile. 
I&gt;igb&gt;i, 3. M. A"iet&gt;. 
Dorchester, W. Dobson. 
Dover* T. B. Barrett. 
Dundas* Thomas Stock. 
Dundee,* M. M. Smith. 
Dunville. A. Brownson. 
Emerson, E. D. Phillips. 
Fort .EnVE.W.Brookfield 
Fort McLeod, W. C. Allan. 



Fredericton, A. F. Street. 
Fri lirjhsburv, W. C. Baker. 
Gait, Thos. Peck. 
lii/iin ,iti&lt;jtie,.J. Ormiston. 
Gaspe,* J. J. Kavanagh. 
iriiili-i-ich." A^her Farrow. 
Guelph, T. A. Heffernan. 
Guygbonf, J. A. Tery. 
Halifax, W. D. Harington. 
ffti nil/tan, F. E. Kilvert. 
fli Hiin ir ni-d, F. S. Proper. 
Hope,* E. J. W Burton. 
Kentville, F. C. Rand. 
!&lt; !ii;i*ton* Clarke Hamilton 
Kingsnlle, S. King. 
l.i nil&lt;ai/, D. Bro .vne. 
Lira-pool, J. H. Dunlop. 
Lnckport, Geo. Stalker. 
London," Robert Reid. 
Lunenbury, E. Dowlin^. 
Magdalen Islands, J. R. F. 

Painchaud. 

Afary tai-ille,!). W. Landers 
Moncton, 3 . M. Binney. 
Mont, val," M. P. Ryan. 
Mtn-risburg, Hiram Carman 
Xanaimo, B. H. Smith 
.\iijniiiee, Geo. M. Elliott. 
-V . (?/-rte, *P.C.Beauchesne 
Newcastle, X.B., W.A.Park 



.\ ini/nra,* W. Kirby. 
" 



Cakville* R. K. Chisholm. 
Oshatpa,* Geo. F. Blarney. 
Ottawa,* Z. Wilson. 
Owen Sound, J.C.Stephens 



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[1892. 



Paris,* Thomas Hall. 
Parrgboro , A.S.Townsh nd 
Penetanguishene, G. Clark 
Perec, W. Flynn. 
Peterboro , C. H. dementi. 
Picton*, Walter J. Koss. 
Pictou, N.S.,D McDonald 
Port Arthur, P. Nicholson 
Pt.Hawkesb y, JGBourinot 
Pt. Hood, E. D Tremaine. 
Pt. Medivay, E. E. Letson. 
Potton, W. Lynch. 
Preseott,* E. Jessup. 
Quebec,* J. B. Forsyth. 
Richibucto, B. E. Johnson. 
Rimouski* J. A. Martin. 
Russelltown, R. Roarers. 
Sachville, M. C. Milner. 
Sarnia,* G. N. Matheson. 
Sauyeen, James Fleming. 
Sault Ste.Marie,*H.Pl\im r 
Shelburne, W. W. AUvood. 
Sherbrooke* Chas. E. Perry 
Sorel, J. Mathieu. 
Stanstead, C. S. Channell. 
St. Andrews, C. M. Gore. 



St. Armand, E. A. Bourret 
St. Catharines, H.H.Collier 
&gt;?. Hyaritithe, J. S. Hamel 
St. John, 3.B., J. R. Ruel. 
St.John s, Q.,"-U..G. Perch d 
St. Stephen, H. Webber. 
St. Thomas, E. A. Dunham 
Stratford, John Hamilton. 
Suminerside, C. W. Strong. 
Sutton, J. Dunn. 
Sydney, R. McDonald. 
Three Rive &gt; s, P. B. Vanasse 
Toronto,* John Small. 
Trenton,* J. F. McGuire. 
Truro, G. P. Nelson. 
Vancouver, J. M. Bowell. 
Victoria, Hon. W. Hamley 
U aHaeeburg, C. Fraser. 
Weumouth, U. B. Jones. 
WJntby,* G. A. Carson. 
in /) ,sw, A T ,H. W. Dimock 
UVxrf.w, 0.,* Wm Benson 
Winnipe , Thos. Scott. 
fP&lt;ft ct,A.5.,D.F.Merritt 



Yarmouth, W. H. Moody. 



DEPARTMENT OF INLAND REVENUE. 

Expenditure Salaries 855,340 18 

Contingencies 6,656 45 

Minister of Inland Revenue, Hon. J. O*&lt;igau $7.000 

Qmmistioner, E. Miall 3,200 

and 300 as Commissioner of Standards 

Assistant Commissioner, W. J. Gerald 3.000 

Secretary s Branch. 

Chief ( I .rk and Secretary, W. Himsworth 2 150 

Short Hand Writir. W. Carter 1.550 

Short Hand and Type-writer, J. P. McCarthy.. 1.150 
Clerk and Translator, A. Lugsignan 1,400 

Accountant s Branch. 



Chirf Clerk and Accountant, P. M. Robins 2,400 

Assistant Accountant, F. R. E. Campean 1 ,800 

Clerk, J. E. Valin 1,80) 

Clvks Statistical branch. W. L. Heron. J. F. 

Shaw, U. Bruuell, R. Nettle $1,000 to 1,SOO 

Clerk forms Branch, K. K. Blatch 1.400 

Clerk Stamps Branch, J. P. Dunne HOD 

Clerk Standards Branch, George Fowlet 1,160 

Secretary to Minister, M. F. Walsh 1.400 

Chief Analyst, Thomas Macfarlane 

Assistant Analysis, A. McOill and F. X. L. Letebrve 

and F. W. Babbington 

Laboratory Clerks, Thomas Capey, and Jas. Watfoa 

Inspectors of Inland Revenue. 

Chief Inspector.. ..Henry Godson. ..Toronto 2.800 

Windsor District ...James Gow Windsor 2,400 

Toronto " ...John Morrow Toronto 2,500 

Kingston " ...W. L. Hamilton . Brockville 2,400 

Montreal " . .R. Bellemare Montreal 2,600 

Quebec " ...J. M. Lemoine ...Quebec 2.400 

N. Bru wi k " ...T. Burke .St. John, N.B 1.^00 

Nov* Scotia " ...R. Borradaile.... Halifax 2,400 

Manitoba ...J.K.Barrett Winnipeg 2,fOO 

B. Columbia " ...Wm. Gill Victoria 2.300 

P. E. Island" ...R. Borradaile. ...Halifax 2.400 

Chief Inspector of Distilleries, J. Davis, Windsor. ... 2,800 &lt; 
Inspec r Bonded Manufactories. J. Morrow, Toronto. 

Chief Inspector of Standards, W. J. Johnstone 2.000 

FINANCE DEPARTMENT. 

Expenditure Salaries 874,596 88 

Contingencies 6,00 j 13 

Insurance Branch 1,456 15 

Minister of Finance. Hon. Geo. K. Foster, D C.L. . . $7,000 
Deputy Minister and Secretary Treasury Board, J. 

M. Courtney 4,200 

Assistant Deputy Minister, W. Fitzgerald 3.000 

Comptroller of Dominion Currency, F. Toller 2.4 

Cliief Clerk Savings Bunk Branch, C. J. Anderson . 2.400 

Dominion Bookkeepeer, M. G. Dickieson 2.050 

Secretary. C. W. Treadwell 1.800 

Financial Inspector. T. D. Tims 2.600 

Assistant Financial Inspector, G. Y. CronkNtiank .. 1.700 

Secretary to Minister, S. J. Jenkins 1,900 



First Class Clerks, G. Lowe, C. A. Gough. J. McXicol, 
.1. Fraser, N. S. Qarlai d each from $1,700 to 1,400 

Accountant of Contingencies. W. H. Hayes 1,100 

Insurance Branch. 

Superintendent, W. Fitzgerald 3.000 

Clerks. A. K. Blackadar and W J. R. McMinn . . . .$1,750 
and $1 400. 

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 

Expenditure -Salaries 8146,957 40 

Contingencies 6,644 52 

Minister of Public Works. Hon. Frank ?mith $7,000 

Deputy Minister, A. Gobeil 3,200 

Secretary, 2,000 

dhief Engineer, 

Chief Architect, Thos. Fuller 3,200 

C tiff Accountant, 0. Dionne 2,250 

Private Secretary, E. F. E. Roy 1,950 

Engineering Branch 

ff/iief Clerk R. Steckel $2,250 

Vtiief Mechanical Engineer 

First Class Clerks. J. P. Macphersou. F C. Light- 
foot 81,800 aud 1,600 

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 

Expenditure Salaries 8187,202 78 

Contingencies. . . 38,736 46 

J7.000 

600 

3,200 



General, Hon John ILigeart ...... ... 

Private Secretary to Postmaster-General, John 
H. Balderson, M. A ........................... 

Deputy Postmasur-Oeneral, Lt.-Col. Wui. White . . 



Secretary s Br&nch. 
Chief Clerk and Secretary, W. D. LeSueur, B.A ---- 2,600 

First Class Clerks, J. Plunkett, C. Falconer, A. W. 
Throop. J. H Balderson, G. H. Hargrave, each 

$1,800 to 1,500 

Sfcnnil Class Clerks, C. J. B Higgins, J. M.O Leary. 
E.P. Stautou.C. Pope, H.G. DunleTie. F G. Moon, 
E. Daubney, J. H. Brown, B. M. Northrop, each 

$1.4i.O to 1,200 
Accountant s Branch. 
Chief Clerk and Accountant, W. H. Smithson ..... 2,4 iO 

First Class Cl&gt;rk. W. J litrrprr .............. 1,800 

Second Class Clerks J P Brophy E H Benjamin, 
R. J. Shaw, L. Blanche!, W. J. Johnstone, A. 
H. McLennan, D. F. McCarthy, L. H. Pouliot, 
N. G. D Auteuil, W. Greaves, W. Rowan, D. A. 
Barrett T. McGrail M K. Dunlevie C. W. Lally 
H. S. Shaw, G. C. Anderson .......... 81,400 to 1,100 

Mvney Order Branch. 
Chief dfrk- and Superintendent. G F. Kverett ---- 2.4K) 

Se&md Class Clerk*, S. S. Thome, J. F. Wall, each 1,400 

Savings Bank Brancli. 
C:i,i f f rjerk and Superintendent, D Matheson ..... 2.4UO 

Pint Class Clerk, W. H. Harrington ............ 1,750 

Second Class Clerics, J. Rose Smith, W. H. Eagle- 
son J. H. Fairweather E. B. Bell W. H. Kreps 
A. Devine, W. H. McCuaig ........... $1,400 to 1,300 

Printing and Supply Branch 
Chief Clerk and Superintendent, Sidney Smith, ---- 2,250 

First Class Clerk, 0. Fortier .................... 1,700 

Second Class Clerks, ~W. D. O Brien, J R. Greenfield, 

H. H. Gray .......................... $1.400 to 1,200 

Dead Letter Branch. 

Chief Clerk and Superintendent, .1 c hn Walsh . . 1,850 
Second Class Clerks, G. R White, G. J. Binks each 1,400 

31 ail Contract Brancli. 

Chief Clerk and Superintendent, A. Lindsay ---- 1,800 
Second Class Clerks, H. W. Griffin, 81,400 ; 
W. Smith .................................... 1,100 

Post Office Inspectors 

Chief Inspector, M. Sweetuam. Torouto .......... 2,800 

.Votxz Soitia, G. J. Macdonald, Halifax ............ 2,400 

Prince Blward Island, F. de St. Cruix, Breokeu 

(Postmaster of Charlottetown) Charl jttetowu .. 2.200 

New Brunsurick, S. J. King, St. John ............ 2.200 

Quebec, A. Bolduc, Quebec ...................... 2.000 

Three Rivert, J. Desilets, Three Rivers ........... 2,000 



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DOMINION OF CANADA. 



55 



Montreal E. F. Kin?. Montreal 2,600 

Ottawa, V Ha ken. Ottawa 2,000 

Kingston, A Jones. Kingston &gt; 2,000 

Toronto, J. D Btrwick, Toronto "3 000 

Bart-ie. D Spry, Barrie 1200 

London Robert W. Barker. London 2,600 

Stra fnrd. Henry G. Hopkirk. Stratford .2.200 

British Columbia, E. H. Fletcher, Victoria 2.000 

Manitoba and N. W. Ter., \V. W. McLeod, Winnipeg 2,200 

DEPARTMENT OF RAILWAYS AND CANALS. 

Expenditure Sauries 98,926 52 

Contingencies 7,065 05 

Minister of Railways and Oannli, Vacant $T,000 

Deputy Minister. Chief Engir&lt;e?r of Canals, and 

Secretary of Railway Committee, of the Privy 

Council, T. Tmjran 6,000 

dhif.f Engineer and General Manager of Government 

Railways, C. Schroiber 6,000 

Secretary. A P. Bradley 2,800 

Law Clerk, H. A rissiault, 2,350 

Corresponding Clerks, VV. J. Tilley, F. A. Dixon, 

Charles Costiu, J. E. W. Currier . . .each $1,800 to 1,400 

Accountant s Branch. 

Accountant, 8. Leonard Shannon 1,550 

derks, J. W. Pugsley, A. W. Cameron. .$1.150 and 1,000 

Railways in Operation Branch. 

Chief Cl rk. Thomas Cross 2 350 

Secretary to Chief Engineer and General Manager, 

L. K Jonns 1,800 

Dr iii jlitsman. A. Uiiiacke Almon 1,400 

Canal Tolls, Neil Stewart, B. H. Teakles, C. E. D. 

Chuhbuck, R. Devlin each 1,6)0 to 1,400 

Railway Records, M. W. Maynard, L. H. Filteau, 

L. D. Dion, J. E. Methot each 81,800 to 1,000 

Canal Records H LeB Ross W. B. A. Hill $930 and 900 

Photographer, S. McLaughlin 1,400 

Stationery and Mail, L. N. Fortier 1,000 

Messengers, I. N. Deslauriers, Isidore Deslauriers 50) 

DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE. 

Expenditure Salaries 867,474 &1 

Contingencies 8,595 79 

Minister of Militia and Defence, Hon Sir Adolphe P. 

Caron, K.C.M.G . $7,000 

D .p tty Minister, Col The Hon. C. Eugene Panel... 3,200 

Chief Clerk, Benjamin Suite 1.800 

Secretary of Department, Capt. Alphonse Benoit . . 1,500 

Account Branch. 

Chief Clerk and Accountant, C. H. O Meara 2,400 

Stores Branch. 
Director of Stores and Keeper of Militia Properties, 

Lt.-Col. John Macpherson 3.000 

Engineer Branch. 

Architect, H. James 81,800 

Military Branch. 

A ljutant Gen., Col. Walker Powell, sal try... $2,600 ) 9flf . 
" allowances... 000 j 

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. 

Expenditure Salaries 145,245 02 

Geological Survey 102,864 99 

Mounted Police 761,453 50 

Minister of the Interior, The Hon. E. Dewdney $7,000 

Deputy of Minister of the Interior, AM Burgess.. . 3,200 
Private Secretary to Minister, A. Chisholm 1,4 )0 

Secretary ^ Branch. 

Secretary. John R. Hall 2.8 &gt;0 

Assistant S&gt;,cretary, L C. IVieira 1,800 

Clerk in Chary e of Timber and Mines, G. U. 

Ryley ],750 

f.ierk in Charge of Ordnance and Admiralty Lands, 

Wm. Mills 1,800 

Registrar of Correspondence, K. J. Henry 1,800 

Patent s Branch. 

Chi f Clerk, W. M. Goodeve 2,050 

Account s iirnric/i. 



Surveys Branch. 

Surveyor General. E. Deville 2,600 

Geographer, J. Johnston 1,800 

Astronomer, W. F. King -800 

Clerk in Charge of Survey Records, F Clayton. . . 1.800 

Chief Inspector of Svrveyt, J.. 8. Dennis 1,82 ) 

Lnw Clerk,T.Q. Rothwell 



DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTSRlOi OUTSIDE SERVICE. 



A-xnuntant, Cliief Cl&gt;rk. J. A. I insrd 
Assistant Accountant, C. H. Bt&lt;idoi- . . 



2,100 
I 700 



Land Board, Winnipeg. 

Commissioner of Dominion Lands, H. H. Smith .... 

Superintendent of Mines, W. Pearee 

Inspector Dominion Lands Ayencies, J. M Gordon.. 

Se.cretary, T. R. Burpee 

Aitistant Secretary, R. A. Ruttan 

Dominion Lands Agents. 

Winnip g E. F. Stephnson 

.Brandon W. H. HUm 

Birtle W. G. Pentland 

Dtloraine John Flesher 

Ilinnedosa W. M. Billiard 

Regina W. H. Stevenson 

Calgary AmosRowe 

Prince Albert John McTagjiait 

Edmonton T. Anderaoo 

Cannington Manor . . C. E Phipps 

UaUleford E. Brokovski 

Letlibridge Geo Young 

Saltcoats T. B. Fergiifon 

New Westminster, B.C. John McKeuzie 

Kamloops, B.C K. A. N*sh 

Agent for Mennonitet and Icelanders, (leorge New- 

oomb, Ottawa 

Crown Timber Agents. 

Winnipeg E. F. Stephenson 

Edmonton Thomas Anderson 

Calgary C. L. Gouin 

Prince Albert John McLggari (Acting). 

New Westminster, B.C... T S Hirgi"kon 

Inspection of Ranches in N. W. Territftries, Dr. 

Wm . Cox Allan, Inspector, Fort McLeod 

Clerk of Legis. Assembly N. W. T., and Sec y to 

Lt. -Governor, R. B. Gordon 

Secretary to the Lieut -Governor of t/*e District oj 

Keeuiatin, Hon. Walter Robert Bown 

Registrars of the ff. W. Territories. 

Inspector oj Land Titles Offices. P. M. Barker ... 

Wtsl Saskatchewan District . . W J Scot t 

East Saskatchewan District.. 
District of South Alherla.. 
District of Nortli Alberta.. 

District of Asfiniboia 

Rocky Mountains Park of Canada, Bin/, N. W. T. 
Geo. A. Scewart, Superin;einleut, 

Cartlakers of Ordnance Lands. 

Cfiamb/s/, Q..J. 0. Dion 

Grand Fall*, New Brunswick, Bertram Cur ier .... 

Leamington. Ont.. Peter Conover 

Bl nheim, Ont., W. R . Fellows, juu 

Queenston, Ont., Jo-wph Walke 



. S. Brewster . . 

. T. A. Mi Lean. 
. . George Hoy. .. 
. . G. A. Mont(r"nifrv 



5,000 
3,200 
2,200 
2,000 
1,500 



1,200 
1.200 
1,200 
1.200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,200 
1,096 
1,500 
1,200 

1,200 

$2,000 
1,200 
1,200 

1,6C 
6(0 

2000 
600 

1 600 

2.000 

1.200 



1,800 

60.00 
200.00 
75.00 
20.00 
(0.00 



DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS. 

IK8IDE SERVICE. 

Expenditure Salaries S46,306.06 

Contingences 16,828.65 

Supt.-Gen. of Indian Affairs, Hon. E. Dewdney. .7,000 

Deputy Supt.-Gen., L. Vankoughnet . . 3,200 

/nxp. of Indian Agencies for the older /Yor//v&gt;, 

A. Dingman ] , M m 

French Translator, J. V. de Boucherville 1,40.1 

Stenographer, J. A. J. McKennon 1,150 

Assistant Stenographer, B. B. E. Moffat 

Clerk Assistant, J. Delisle 

Technique Branch. 

Surveyor and Chief Draughtsman, W. A. Austin. 1,800 

Asst. Surveyor and Chief Draughtsman, S. Bray 1,300 

Accountants Branch. 

Chief Clerk and Accountant, Robt. Sinclair -2,41)11 

Cli rkx, K. W. Smith, I). C. Scott, R. G. Dalton, E. 

Rochester, H. C. Ross, H. J. Brook, J. W. 

Shore, D. Osahgee Florakos, R. Maracle 



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[1891. 



Lands and Timber Branch. 

Clerk in Charge, J. D. McLean 1,650 

Clerks, W. A. Orr, H. G. McL. Mamgy, A. E. 

Kemp, L. A. Dorval, Edith H. Lyson, Helen G. 

Offilvy. 

Correspondence Branch. 

Clerk in Charge, A. N. McNeil 1,650 

Clerks, Martin Benson, Fanny Yielding, C. Reiffen- 
stein, L. D. McMeekin, Mary D. Maxwell, Louisa 
E. Dale 

Records Branch. 

Clerk in Charge, 5amuel Stewart 1,400 

Clerks, T. F. 8. Kirkpatrick, Ida H. Wilson, G. M. 

Matheson, Jas. Guthrie 

Extra Clerk, Rev. Wm. Scott 

Statistical Branch. 
Clerk in Charge, John McGirr 1,400 

DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS OUTSIDE SERVICE. 

Indian Superintendents and Agents Ontario. 
From 1650 to $500 each 



Brantford . .E D. Cameron 
Brantford . . John Moblo. 
Manitowani gJ. C. Phipps. 
Parry Sound.T .Walton,MD 
SaultS. Marie VV. V. Abbot. 
Hagersville. .P. E. Jones. 
Deseronto . .T. G. Pile. 
Strathroy . .T. Gordon. 
Port Arthur .J.P. Donnelly 
Shannonville M. Hill. 
Gananoque . .A. B. Cowan. 
Bruce Mines. J. F. Day. 
Wiarton . . . . W. Simpson. 
Cockburn Is.B. W. Ross. 



Highgate .... John Beattie. 

Eganville E. Bennett. 

Cape Croker. J. W. Jermyn 
Saugeen . . . .Jas. Allen. 
Roseneath . . J. Thackeray. 
Georgina . . . . JR Stevenson 
Gore s Ln g..E. Harris. 
Penetang. .H.H.Thompson 
Uptergrove . . D. J. McPhee 
Scugog. ... G.B.McDermott 
Wallaceburg.A. McKelve3 r . 

Sarnia A. English. 

Sarnia E. P. Watson. 

Peterboro . .CJBloomfleld 



Quebec. 



St. Regis . . . .Geo. Long 
Maimvaki . .J. Martin. 
Point Bleue..L. E. Otis. 
Caughnaw gaA. Brosseau.. 
Betsiamits . . L. F. Boucher 
Maria Rev. J. Gagne 



Restigouche.S. Porrier 
Pierreville . .P E Robillard 

Roberval A. A. Hudon. 

J adousac. . . .F. H. O Brien 
Lorette .... A. Bastien. 
Riv. du LoupN. LeBel. 



British Columbia. 

Visiting Superintendent, A. W. Vowell, Victoria.. 3, 000 
Indian Reserve Commissioner, P. O Reilly, Victoria 3,500 
Superintendent s Assistant, H. Moffatt, Victoria. . 1,500 

Cowiehan . . W. H. Lomas. 
West Coast.. H. Guillod. 
Kwawkewlth R.H.Pidcock. 



Kootenay . . M. Phillips. 
North-W.Cst.C. Todd. 
Williams La.W.L.Meason. 
Babine R. E. Loring. 



Fraser River.P.McTiernan. 
Kamloops . . J.W. Mackay. 

METLAKAHTLA INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. 

Principal, 3. R. Scott $ 300 

Matron, Rose Anderson 400 

Trades Instructor, W. H. Robertson 1,300 

KAMLOOPS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. 

Principal, M. Hagan, Kamloops $800 

Teacher, M. McMillan, Kamloops 600 

Matron, Sister Celestine, Kamloops 400 

KUPER ISLAND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. 

Principal, Rev. G. Donckele, Kuper Island 800 

T miles Instructor, D. P. Donoghue, Kuper Island. . 600 
Acting Matron, Alice Curran, Kuper Island 300 

Nova Scotia. 



Annapolis . .G. Wells. 
Bear River . .FM Dormand 
Canning . . . . C.E Beckwith 
Caledonia . . RevTJ Butler 
Bedford Rev. A. P. Des 
mond. 
Shubenacad eJames Gass. 

Truro Dr.D.H. Muir 

Parrsboro ..Dr. G. W. 

Boggs. 

Pictou Rev. R. Mc 
Donald. 
Antigonish . .WCChisholm 



Red Island . .Rev. M. Mc- 
Kenzie. 

River Inhab.Rev. D. Mc- 
Isaac. 

Grd. NarrowsRev.R. Grant. 

Christmas Is. Rev. A. Cam 
eron. 

Yarmouth . . G. R. Smith. 

Bar ton HeadE T.Ferguson 

Sydney M. A. McDon 
ald, M.D. 

Pictou J. McMillan, 

M.D. 



New Brunswick. 
Chatham . . . ,C. Sergeant. | Fredencton. .Jas. Farrell. 



Prince Edward Island. 
Lennox Is. . . J.O.Arsenault 

North-West Territories, Manitoba and Keewatin. 

Indian Commissioner, Hayter Reed, Regina $3,200 

Assistant Indian Com., A. E. Forget, Regina 2,400) 

Inspector of Farms and Agencies in N. W. Terri 
tories, T. P. Wadsworth, Regina 2,200. 

Assistant Imp. of Farms and Agencies in N. W. 

Territories, Alex. McGibbon, Regina 2,200 

Clerk, W. McGirr, Regina 1,600 

Surveyor. J. C. Nelson, Regina 2,190 

Assistant Surveyor, A. W. Ponton, Regina 1,400 

Inspec. of Protestant Schools, J.A. Macrae, Regina 1,200 
Inspector of Roman Catholic Schools, G. A. Betour- 

ney, Regina 1,200 

Inspector of Indian Agencies, in charge of Mani 
toba Superintendence, E. McColl, Winnipeg . . 2,200 
Clerk, L. J. A. Leveque, Winnipeg 1,300 



P. la Prairie. .F. Ogletree. 
Clandeboye..A. M. Muckle 
Mani a HouseH. Martineau 
Rat Portage.. R.J.N. Pither 
Ft. Francis. .J. McCracken 
Savanne . . . . J. Mclntyre. 
Gr. Rapids . .A. McKay. 

The Pas J. Reader. 

Birtle J. A. Markle. 

Fort Pelly ..W.E.Jones. 
Moose Mt n. .J.J.Campbell 
Cr ked LakesA. McDonald 
File Hills . . .H. Reynolds. 
Muscg s Res.J. B. Lash. 



Touchw d H. 
Assiniboine. 
Duck Lake . 
Cavlton . . . 
Saskatoon . 
Battleford . 
Fort Pitt . . . 
Saddle Lake 
Edmonton . 
Peace Hills. . 
Calgary 
Blackfoot R. 
Blood Ag cy. 
Piegan Res. . 



.H. Keith. 
.W. S. Grant. 
.R. McKenzie. 
. J. Finlayson. 
. W. R. Tucker 
.P.J. Williams 

G. G. Mann. 
.J. Ross. 
.C. DeCazes.. 

S. B. Lucas. 

F. C. Cornish. 
.M. Begg. 
.W. Pooklint n 

A. Springett.. 



QU APPELLE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. 

Principal, Rev. J. Hugonnard, Qu Appelle 1,200 

Assistant Principal, J. V. Farrell 600 

Teachers, C. Spencer.. 480 ; Rev. J. Dorais 350 

BATTLEFORD INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. 

Principal, Rev. T. Clarke, Battleford $1,200 

Matron, Mrs. T. Clarke 400 

Assistant Principal, J. B. Ashby 600 

HIGH RIVER INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. 

Principal, Rev. E. Claude, Dunbow 1,200 

Assistant Principal, Chas Denneh3 600 

Farmer, G. Lacombe 460 

Carpenter, A. Pigeon 480 

Matron, Sister deary 400 

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING AND 
STATIONERY. 

Expenditure Salaries 24,009 42 

Contingencies 8,&gt;-71 48 

Queen s Printer and Comptroller of Stationery. Lt.- 
Col. B. Charnberlin, C.M.G., D.C.L $3,200 

Printing Branch. 
Superintendent of Printing, 

Accountant s Branch. 
Accountant, W. Gliddon $1.950 

Stationery Branch. 
Superintendent of Stationery. 

DEPARTMENT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE 
OF CANADA. 

Expenditure Salaries $41,704 03. 

Contingencies 11,434 50. 

Secretary of State, Hon J. A. Chapleau, Q.C.. LL.D. $7,000 

Under Sec. of State. Dtp. Reg.-Gen. L. A. Catellitr . . 3.200 

Chief Clerk, P. Pelletier 1,950 

Private Secretary to the Minister, L. II. Tach* 1,800 

Registrar s Branch. 

Keeper of the Records, Lt.-Col. A. Audet 2.300 

Board of Oivil Service Examiners. 

Chairman, 3. Thorbnrn, M.A., LL.D $600 

P. i^Suenr, A. D. PeCellef each 600 

Clerk of the Board. P. LeSueur 



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DEPARTMENT OF MARINE. 

Expenditure Salaries ............ 840,386 74 

Contingencies ...... 7,695 12 

Minister of Marine. & Fisheries, Hon. C. H. Tapper. $7,000 
Deputy Minister of Marine, Vim. Smith ........... 3.200 

Chief Clerk,}. Hardie ............ . ............. 2,400 

Chiff Ckrk and Accountant, F. F. Gourdeau ---- 2,100 

Chiff Engineer and General Superintendent of 
Lighthouses, W. P. Anderson .................. 2,400 

and 14 Clerks with salaries ranging from 
8450 to 81,800 per annum ..................... 



Agents (From $2,200 to $1,400 each). 



Quebec J. U. Gregory 

St. John,N.B.J.H. Harding 
Halifax, N.S. .HWJohnston 



Victoria, B.C. .H 
Charlotte town, 
P.E.I 



G. Lewis 



Superintendents of Lights $800 to 1,400 each. 

Newcastle, N.B Jas.Mitchell Quebec E.Larochelle. 

Halifax, N.S. .CAHutchins Ottawa P. Haity 

Board of Examiners Masters and Mates. 

Chairman, W. H Smith, Halifax 1.800 

Clerk, A G. Gilpin 



OttHwa 



Kingston T. F. Taj lor 

Quebec W. C. Beaton 

Victoria, B C...H. J. Lewis. 



Halifax D. Hunter 

St. John, N.B.W. Thomas 
St. Catharines. W. Mcllwain 
) M P McEl- 
) hinmey 
Inspectors of Boilers and Machinery. 

Chairman Board S.S. Inspectors, W. J Meoeilley, 
Ottawa 81,600 



Halifax, N.S..D. Stevens 

Toronto Jas. Johnston 

Montreal J. Burgess 

Kingston E. Adams. 



Quebec J.Samson 

Lower Ft.GarryE. R. Abell 

Toronto John Dodds 

Victoria,B.C. .J.A.Thomson 



Inspectors of Hulls ($1200 to $800 each 

St. John, N.B. C. R. Coker 

Toronto T. Harbottle 

Quebec P. Brunelle Kingston . . ..T. Donelly 

Victoria, B.C., R. Collieter 

Harbour Commissioners. Chairman. 

Toronto A. B. Lee, I Quebec P. V. Valin 

Montreal H. Bulmer | Pictou.N.S. 

Superintendent Meteorological Service, Toronto, 

C. Carpmael $2000 and residence 

Di? ettor of Observatory, St John N.B., 

8 1,000 

DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES. 

Expenditure Salaries 819,765 80 

Contingencies 3,667 61 

Deputy Minister of Fisheries, John Tilton 83,200 



! Chief Clerk, S. P. Bauset 82,400 

| Clerks, R. N. Yenning, C. Stanton, J. S. Webster, 
S. B. Kent. A. H. Belliveau, T. Aumond, J. A. 
Murray. F. H. Cunningham, B. F. Burnett, W. 
A. Makinson and C. F. Winter. . From 81450 to 550 ea. 
Inspectors of Fisheries. 

Quebec, Gulf Division, W. Wakeham, Gaspe 81 ,200 

Nova Scotia, Die. West of Halifax, J. R. Kinney, 

Yarmouth 600 

Nova Scotia, Div. East of Halifax, Robt. Hockin, 

Pic-tou 600 

New Brunswick, Div. Charlotte County, J. H. 

Pratt, St. Andrews 900 

Div. Western and Inland Counties, David Mor 
row, Oromocto 600 

Div. Northern and Eastern Counties, R. A. 

Chapman, Moncton 600 

Cape Breton Island, A. C. Bertram, North Sydney 600 
Prince Edward Island, Edward Hackett, Tignish 800 

Manitoba, A. McQueen, Winnipeg 900 

N. W. Ter., F. C. Gilchrist 600 

British Columbia, John McNabb (Acting) New 

Westminster 

Superintendent of Fish Culture, Samuel Wilmot, 
Ottawa, Ont 2,400 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 

Expenditure Salaries 874,172 02 

Contingencies 20,035 57 

Minister of Agriculture. Hon. John Carting 87.000 

Deputy Minister, John Lowe 3,200 

Secretary, H. B. Small 2.500 

Private Secretary, A. L. Jarvis 1.400 

Accmmtant, J. B. Lynch 1,450 

Archives Branch. 

Archivist, D. Brymner 1.850 

Assistant Archivist J. Marmetto 1,500 

Copyrights and Trade Mark* Branch 

Registrar, J. B. Jackson 1,80 

Patents Branch. 

Deputy Commissioner, R. Pope 2,800 

First Class Ckrks, J. F. Dionne l.SCO 

H. Casgrain 1.800 

Statistics Branch. 

Statistician, George Johnson 2,400 

Special Attache. Mgr. Tanguay 1.400 

Assistant Statistician, F. II. St. Denis 1.250 

AUDITOR GENERAL S OFFICE. 

Expenditure Salaries 827,851 76 

Contingencies 2,990 40 

A wJitur General, John Lorn McDougall 4,000 

Chief Clt .rk, E. P. Sutherland 1,82 

Clerks, F. Hayter and J. Gorman, each 1,850 



NOTK The figures given under the different departments for Expenditure, are for the fiscal year ending- 
June 30th, 1890. ED. 



STATES. 

Alabama 

Arkansas 

California ..... 

Colorado 

Connecticut.. . 

Delaware 

Florida 

Georgia 

Idaho 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Iowa 

Kansas 

Kentucky 

Louisiana 

Maine 

Maryland 

Massachusetts. 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

Mississippi .... 



POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES CENSUS OF 1890. 



Pop. Sq. Mis. 
1,513,017 5-J,25it 
1,128,179 53,850 
1,208,130 158,360 
412.19S 103,925 
740.258 4,990 
168,493 2,050 
391,422 58,680 
1,837.353 69,475 
84,385 84,800 
3,826, -51 56,650 
2,192,404 36.350 
1,911,896 56,025 
1,427,096 82,080 
1,858,635 40,400 
1,118,587 48,720 
661,086 33,040 
1,042.390 12,210 
2,238,943 8,315 
2,093,889 58,915 
1,301,826 83,365 
1,289,600 46,810 


STATES. 
Missouri 


Montana 


Nebraska 


Nevada 


New Hampshire 
New Jersey 
New York 
North Carolina. . 
North Dakota . . 
Ohio 


Oregon 


Pennsylvania . . 
Rhode Island . . 
South Carolina 
South Dakota . . 
Tennessee 


Texas 


Vermont 


Virginia 


Washington .... 
West Virginia . . 



Pop. 


Sq. Mis. 


2,679,134 


69,415 


1X2,159 


146,080 


1,058,910 


77,510 


45,761 


110,700 


376,530 


9,305 


1,444,933 


7,815 


5,997,868 


49,170 


1,617,947 


52,250 


182,719 


68,645 


3, (17 2, :Uti 


41,060 


3H,767 


96,030 


5,258,014 


45,215 


345,5&lt;K&gt; 


1,250 


1,151,149 


30,570 


328,808 


79,800 


1,766,518 


42.050 


2,235,523 


2(0,780 


332,422 


9,56 


1,655,980 


42,450 


349,390 


69,180 


762,794 


24,780 



STATES. Pop. Sq. Mis. 

Wisconsin 1,686,880 66.0 1&lt; 

Wyoming: 60,705 97. 

Delaware, Raritan 
& New Y k Bays 720 



TOTAL STATES, 61,908,906 2,634,530 
TERRITORIES. 



Arizona 

Dist. of Columbia 

New Mexico 

Oklahoma 

Utah . 



59,620 



113,020 

70 



230,392 

153,593 122,580 

;t 39.450 

207,905 84,H70 



TOTAL TERRITORIES 713,344 3d 



Excluding Alaska, 
Indian Territory 
and Indians .... 

GRAND TOTAL, 62,622,250 







THE MILITIA LIST DOMINION OF CANADA. 



(Condensed, and corrected by the Militia General Orders to October, 1891. / 



&lt;&lt;Eh.e 



teen. 



AIDE-DK-CAMP TO THB QUEEN, Col. Sir CasimirS. Gzowski, K.O.M.G., Staff Officer to Engineer Force. (Honorary.) 

GOVERNOR-GENERAL. 
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE SIR FREDERICK ARTHUR LORD STANLEY OK PRESTON, G. C. B. 

Military Secretary Major Hun. Charles Colville, Gren. Guards. 

Aides-de-Camp. Lieut. Hon. G. H. W. Walsh, Gren. Guards; Lieut, the Viscount Kilcoursie, Gren. Guards. 

Extra Aides-de-Camp. Lt.-Col. H. R. Smith, 14tli Battalion; Lt.-Col. Phillippe Landry, 61st Battalion; 

Lt.-Col. J. R. Armstrong, N.B. Garr. Arty; Lt.-Col. J. Peimington Macpherson ; Lt.-Col. A. E. Ourren, 1st Halifax 

Garr. Arty ; Lt.-Col. G. D. Dawson, 10th Battalion ; Lt.-Col. E. G. Prior, B. C. Garr. Arty; Major Hector Prevost, 

65th Battalion; Lt.-Col. W. M. Herchmer, (Aunt. Com. jV. W. M. J olice.) 

Honorary Aide-de-Camp Lt.-Col. Hewitt Bernard, C.M.G. 



DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE. 
(Ottawa.) 

MINISTER OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE, Hon. Sir Adolphe 

P. Caron, K. C. M. G. 
Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence, Colonel Chas. 

Eugene Panet. 

Secretary of the Department, Capt. Alphonse Benoit. 
Accountant, C. Herbert O Meara, Esq. 
Director of Stores and Keeper of Mil. Properties, Lt.-Col. 

John Macpherson. 
Architect, Engineer Branch, Henry James, Esq. 

HEAD-QUARTERS STAFF OF THE MILITIA.. 

Major-General Commanding the Militia, Maj. Gen. Ivor 

J. C. Herbert, C.B. 
Aide-de-Camp, Capt. Eric Streatfeild. 
Adjutant-General oj Militia, at Head Quarters, Colonel 

Walker Powell. 
Inspector of Artillery and Warlike Stores, Lt.-Col. De la 

Cherois T. Irwin. 
Assistant Inspectors of Artillery, Lt.-Col. C. E. Monti- 

zambert (Quebec) : Lt.-Ool. W. H. Cotton (Kingston). 
Inspector of Engineers, The Professor of Fortification, 

R. M. College. 
Staff Officer to Engineer Force, Col. Sir C. S. Gzowski, 

K.C. M.G , (Honorary A. D. C. to the Queen), Toronto. 
Engineer Officer at Hd. Qrs., 
Surgeon-General, Col. Darby Bergin, M. D. (Cornwall, Ont.) 

DISTRICT STAFF. 
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 1, Hd. Qrs. London. Depy 
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. Henry Smith ; Brigade Sfajor, 
Lt.-Col. Hon. Matthew Aylmer; Dist. Paymr. and 
Su.pt. of Stores, Bt. Lieut. -Col. M. DeB. Dawson. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 2, Hd. Qrs. Toronto. Depy. 
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-C. &lt; W. D. Otter ; Brigade Major, 
Bt. Lt.-Col. John Gray; Dist. Paymr. and Supt. of 
Stores, Hony. Lt.-Col. W. N. Alger. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 3, Hd. Qrs. Kingston. Depy. 
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. B. Van Straubenzee ; Out. 
Paymr., Hony. Capt. Frank Strange ; Supt. of Stores, 
Hony. Maj. Wm. King. 



MILITARY DISTRICT No. 4, Hd. Qrs. Kingston. Depy. 
Adjt.-Genl. Lt.-Col. B. Van Straubenzee (Kingston); 
Brigade Major, 
Dist. Paymr, Hon. Capt. Frank Strange (Kingston). 

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 5, Hd. Qrs. Montreal. Dep y 
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. C. F. Houghton ; Brigade Ma- 
jors, Lt.-Cols. GregorMattice (Montreal) and F. M. Pope, 
(Sherbrooke) ; Dist. Paymr. and ftupt of Stores, 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 6, Hd. Qrs. Montreal. Depy. 
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. G. d O. d Orsonnens ; Brigade 
Major, Maj. Alexaudre Roy ; District Paymaster and 
Supt. of Stores, 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 7, Hd. Qrs. Quebec. Depy. 
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. T. J. Duchesnay ; Brigade Major. 
Lt.-Col. J. E. M. Taschereau ; Dist. Paymr. and Supt. 
of Stores, Hony. Lt.-Col. W. H. Forrest. 

PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 8, Hd. Qrs. Fredericton. 
Depy. Adjt.-Genl. Lt.-Col. G. J. Maunsell ; Hist. 
Paymr. and Supt. of Stores, Mai. And. J. Armstrong, 
(St. John). 

PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 9, Hd. Qrs. Halifax. Depy. 
Adjt.-Genl, Lt.-Col P. W. Worsley ; Brigade Slnjv, 
Lt.-Col. J. R. MacShaue ; Dist. Paymr. and Su.pt. of 
Stores. Bt Lt -Col. J. R. Murray. 

PROVINCE OF MANITOBA, N.-W. TERRITORIES AND 
DISTRICT OF KEEWATIN. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 10, Hd. Qrs. Winnipeg. l&gt;epy. 
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. H. V. Villiers ; Dist. Pai/mr. 
and Supt. of Stores, Hony. Lt -Col. A. J. L. Peebles. 

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 11, Hd. Qrs. Victoria. Depy. 
Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. J. G. Holmes (Actimj) ; Dist. 
Paymr. and Supt. of Mores, Capt. A. W. Jones. 

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 

MILITARY DISTRICT No. 12, Hd. Qrs. Charlottetown. 
Depy. Adjt.-Genl., Lt.-Col. P. W. Worsley (Halifax, 
N.S.) ; Brigade Major, Lt.-Col. J. D. Irviug ; Dist. 
Paymr. and Supt. of Stores, Hony. Maj. G. L. Dogh- 
erty. 



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ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF CANADA. 

(Kingston, Ont.) 

Commandant, Major-Gen. D. R. Cameron, C.M.G., (late 
R.A.); Staff-Adjt., Lt.-Col. S. C. McGill ; Professor ol 
Military History and Topography, &c.. Major Cuas. a. 
Mayne (Capt. R. K.) ; Professor of Mathematics, c., 
Ira E. Martin, Esq., B.A.; Projessor of Fortification, 
Military Engineering, Ac., Capt. Win. Huskisson 
(R E); Professor of Artillery, &c., 
Asst. Instructor in Fortification, Military Engineer 
ing &lt;fc., Capt. A H. Van Straubenzee (R. E.); Asst. 
Instructor in Mathematics, Captain A. G. G. Wurtele ; 
And. Instructor in Surveying, Military Topography, 
&c Capt. J. B. Cochrane; Asstant Instructor in 
Mathematics, Lieut. J. A. Moren (R.A.); Professor 
of English, Rev. C. L. Worrell, M. A. ; Professor 
of Freehand Drawing, c., Forshaw Day, Esq., R.C.A.; 
Professor of French, A. D. D .ival, Esq., M.D.; Professor 
of Civil Engineering, the., R. C. Harris, Esq., C. E.; 
Professor of Physics, c., John Waddell, Esq., B.A., 
Ph D. D.Sc.; Medical Officer, Surg.-Maj. J.L.H. Neil- 
son, M.D. ; Paymaster, Hony. Capt. Frank Strange. 
Board ot Visitors: President, Col. Walker Powell, 

A. G. ; Member*: Col. Sir C. S. Gzowski, K.C.M.G., 
ADC., Lt.-Col T. J. Duchesnay, Lt.-Col. Hon. G. A. 
Kirkpatrick, Lt.-Col. W. D. Otter. 

ACTIVE MILITIA. 
PERMANENT CORPS. 

CAVALRY SCHOOL CORPS. 

Royal School of Cavalry (Quebec.) Commandant, Lt. -Col. 
James F. Turnbull. 

REGIMENT OF CANADIAN ARTILLERY. 

Lt.-Col. Commanding. De la Ch-iiois T. Irwin (Ottawa). 

"A" Battery, Royal School of Arty. (Kingston). Com 
mandant, Lt.-Col. W. H. Cotton ; Major, C. W. 
Drary. 

"B" Battery, Royal School of Arty. (Quebec). Com 
mandant, Lt.-Col. C. E. Montizambert ; Major, J. F. 
Wilson. 

C" Battery, Royal School of Artillery, (Victoria, B.C.) 
Commandant, Lt.-Col. J. G. Holmes. Major, Jas. 
Peters. 

CANADIAN MOUNTED RIFLE CORPS. 

(Royal School of Instruction. Winnipeg, Man.) 
Commandant, ; Captain, Maj. 

Lawrence Buchan. 

INFANTRY SCHOOL CORPS. 

" A " Company, Royal School of Infantry (freaericton, 
N. B.) Commandant, Lt.-Col. G. J. Maunsell; Cap 
tain, Maj. W. D. Gordon. 

" B " Company, Royal School of Infantry (St. John s, 
Que.). Commandant, Lt.-Col. G. d O. d Orsonnens ; 
Captain, C. J. Q. Coursol. 

" C " Company, Royal School of Infantry, (Toronto, Out.). 
Commandant, Lt.-Col. W. D. Otter; Captain, Major 

B. H. Vidal. 

" D" Company, Royal School of Infantry, (London, Ont.) 
Commandant, Lt.-Col. H. Smith ; Capt. D. D. Young. 

CAVALRY. 
Cavalry School Corps see PERMANENT CORPS (above). 

The Governor General s Body Guard for Ontario. Dra 
goons. (Toronto). Lt.-Colonel, George T. Deuison. 
llajor, Bt. Lieut.-Col. F. C. Denison, C. M. G. Four 
Troops, Toronto: Captains, Bt Lt.-Col. Orlando Dunn, 

C. A. K. Denison, J. R. Button, F. A. Fleming. 
Adjutant, Capt. W H. Merritt 

1 of Regiment of Cavalry. Hussars. (Hd. Qrs., London, 
fc Ont.) Lt.-Col., John Cole. Major, W.M. Gartshore. 
Troops: No. 1, St. Thomas, Capt. Henry Borbridge ; 
No. 2, London, Capt. ; 

No. 3, Mooretown, Capt. and Bt. Maj. George Stew 
art ; No. 4, Kingsville, Capt. A. II. King, Paymaster, \ 
Adjutant, 

Regiment of Cavalry. Dragoons. (Hd. Qrs., Oak 
Ridges, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, 3. J. Gregory (North 



Bay Nipissing). Majors. James Elliott (Buttonville) 
and Win Buclmer, (Welland) 



J. 



. 

Paymaster, Maj. R. Currie. Adjutant, 
Baldwin (Toronto). 

O vr | Provisional RegimenTof Cavalry The ^Prince 

Old of Wales Canadian Dragoons (Hd. Qrs , Go- 

bourg, Ont.) Major Commanding, Bt. Lt.-Col. LTA.1S 

T?oopl - O "A," Cobourg, Capt. W. W. Brown; B" Mill- 
brook, Capt. David lutton; &lt; C," Peterborough Capt. 
and Bt. Lt-OoL H. C. Rogers. Paymaster, J. G. H,i- 
german. Adjutant. Lt. D A. E. Strickland. 

Regiment of Cavalry. Hussars. (Hd. Qrs., Kinj- 
Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, John Duff. 



W. 



M W. Strange. Adjutant, Capt. II. S. Greenwood 
(Cornwall.) 



5th , - 

jors, C. W. Shepard (Sutton), J. F. Learned 
Troops : No. 1, Cookshire, Capt. H. A Taylor ; No. 2, 
ShCTbrooke, Capt. J. F. Morkill ; No. S Stanstead, 
Capt John Clarke; No. 4, Compton, Capt A. L,. 
Pomroy ; No. 5, Sutton, Capt. J. S. Billings, Paymr, 
O. A. Taylor. Adjutant, 

Regiment of Cavalry, "Duke of Connaught s 
R oyal Canadian Hussars." (Hd. Qrs., Montreal, 
Que.) Lt.-Colonel, James Barr. . 

Troops: No. 1, Montreal, Capt. and Bt. Maj Colin 
McArthur; No. 2. St. Andrews, Capt. and Bt. Ma, 
Martin Wanless; No. 3, Havelock, Capt. JohnG. Barr, 
No. 4, Clareuceville, Capt. R. M. Kincaid. Paymaster, 
Hony. Maj. C. C. Clapham. Adjutant, 

"Princess Louise s New Brunswick" Kegiment ol 
Cavalry- Hussars. (Hd. Qrs., Rothesay, N. a.) 
Lt.-Colonel, James Domville (St. John). Majors Alfc 
Markham (Markhamville) and R. W. Otty (Apohaqin.) 
Troops: "A," Hampton, Capt. F. E. Whelpley . " B, 
Ossekeag, Captain G. W. Fowler; " C, Apohaqui, 
Capt. H. M. Campbell ; " D," Hammond, Capt. 1&gt;. J ;&gt; 
Fowler; "E," Johnston, Capt. David Sears ; 
Shediac, Capt. G. S. Maunsell; "G," Springheld, 
Capt. J. H. McRobbie. Paymaster, J. J. Woodward. 
Adjutant, Capt. F. V. Wedderburn ( Hampton . 

The Queen s Own Canadian Hussars (Quebec). Major 
Commanding, Bt. Lt.-Col. J. B. Forsyth. 

Troops: "A." Capt. and Bt. Lt.-Col. F. \\ . Gray; B 
Capt. T. S. Hethrington. Paymaster, Hony. Capt \\ 
W. Martin. Adjutant, Capt. W. D. Brown. 

INDEPENDENT TROOPS. 

King s Troop of Cavalry. Hussars. (Kentville, N. S 

Captain, J. W. Ryan. 
Prescott Troop of Cavalry. Dragoons. (Prescott, OM.) 

Captain, Bt.Maj. John Raney. 
The Princess Louise Dragoon Guards (Ottawa). Captain, 

F. F. E. Gourdeau. 
Winnipeg Troop of Cavalry. Dragoons. (Winnipeg, Man. 

Captain, Cornelius Knight. 

FIELD ARTILLERY. 
1st Brigade of F. A. (Guelph, Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, A. H. 

Macdonald. 

Field Batteries: No. 1, Maj. Win. Nicoll; Capt. Alex. 
Murchison ; No. 2, Maj John Davidson ; Capt. H. D. 
Merewether. Adjutant, Lieut. J. A. Ross. 

FIELD BATTERIES. 

Durham F. B. of Artillery (Port Hope, Ont.), Major 

William McLean ; Capt. W. P. Mllligan. 
Gananoque F. B. of Artillery (On*.), Major, Bt. Lt.-Col. 

William McKenzk ; Capt. S. A. McKenzie. 



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Hamilton F. B. of Artillery (Ont.), Major, H. P. Van 

Wagner (Stony Creek) ; Capt. J. S. Hendrie. 
Kingston F. B. of Arty. (Ont.), Major, Win. M. Drennan ; 

Capt. J. A. Wilinot. 
London F. B. of Arty (Ont.), Major, Bt. Lt.-Col.J. Peters; 

Capt. J. F. Williams. 
Montreal F. B. of Artillery (Que.), Major, J. 8. Hall ; 

Capt. G. R. Hooper. 
Newcastle F. B. of Art illery (N. B.), Major, Bt. Lt.-Col. 

Robert R. Call; Capt., 
Ottawa F. B. of Artillery (Ont.), Major, John Stewart ; 

Capt. L. D. C. F. Bliss. 
Quebec F. B. of Artillery, Major, C. W. A. Lindsay; 

Capt. J. G. Garneau. 
Richmond F. B. of Artillery (Que.), Major, Bt. Lt.-Col. 

Hon. Henry Aylmer (Me bourne) ; Capt. Jas. Stevens. 
Shefford F. B. of Artillery (Granby, Que.), Major, Bt. 

Lt.-Col. Theophile Amyrauld; Capt. W T m. Kay. 
Sydney F. B. of Arty. (N*S.), Major, W. McK. McLeod ; 

Capt. Walter Crowe. 
Toronto F. B. of Artillery (Ont.), Major, J. H. Mead ; 

Capt. J. P. Beaty. 
Wulland Canal F. B. of Arty. (Ont.), Major, Frank King 

(Port Colborne). Captain, Win. Wiley (St. Catharines). 
Winnipeg F. B. of Arty. (Man.), Major, L. W.P. Coutlee ; 

Capt. Edwin Doidge. 
Woodstock F. B. of Arty. (N. B.), Major, F. H. J. Dibblee ; 

Capt. C. H. Emery. 



GARRISON ARTILLERY. 
Regt. of Canadian Arty. see PERMANENT CORPS, (above). 

1st " Halifax " Brigade of G. A. (N. ?.} Lt.-Colonel, A. E. 
Curren, A.D.C. Maj., W. A. Garrison. 

Seven Batteries, Halifax : Captains, Bt.-Maj. W. A. Pur- 
celi, Alex. Anderson, James Maxwell, F. W. Parker, 
W. M. Botsford, F. H. Oxley and A. G. Hesslein. Pay 
master, Hon y Capt. E. D. Adams. Adjutant, Capt. 
W. J. Stewart. 

British Columbia Brigade of Garrison Artillery (Hd. Qrs., 
Victoria, B. C.). Lt.-Colonel, E. G. Prior, A.D.C. 
Major, John Nicholles. 

Batteries: No. 1, New Westminster, Capt. T. O. Townley ; 
No. 2, Victoria, Captain J. W. Sinclair ; No. a, Vic 
toria, Capt. W. J. Quinlau; No. 4, Victoria, Capt. W. 
B. Sinallfield. Paymaster, Walter Shears. Adjutant, 
Captain P. JE. Irving. 

Montreal Brigade of G. A. (Que.) Lt.-Colonel T. T. 

Turnbull. Major, F. M. Cole. 
Six Batteries, Montreal : Captains, Ernest Howard, J. 

A. Knlayson, John Ogilvy, L. R. Gregor, T. A. Crath- 

eru, E. H. Bissett. Paymaster, Caj/t. W. C. Trotter. 

Adjutant, 

New Brunswick Brigade of G. A. (Hd. Qrs., St. John, N. 

B.) Lt.-Colonel, John R. Armstrong, A.D.C. ; Major, 
Batteries: No. 1, St. John, Capt. S. D. Crawford; No. 2, 

Carleton, Capt. J. J. Gordon ; No. 3, Portland, Capt. 

G. K. McLeod ; No. 4, St. John, Capt. G. W. Jones ; 

No. 5, Fairville, Capt. J. A. E. Steeves. Paymaster, 

Geo. F. Smith. Adjutant, Capt. Chas. F. Langan. 

Prince Edward Island Brigade of G. A. (Hd. Qrs., Char- 
lottetown, P. E. I.) Lt.-Colonel, F. S. Moore. 

Batteries: No. *, Charlottetowu, Capt. H. McL. Davison; 
No. 2, Charlottetowi:, Capt. J. A. Longworth ; No. 3, 
Georgetown, Capt. Chas. Owen ; No. 4, Souris, Capt. 
James Brenan ; No. 5, Montague, Capt. 
Paytr., S. F. Hodgson. Adjt., Capt. W. A. O. Morson. 

GARRISON BATTERIES. 

Cobourg Battery of G. A., (Ont.) Captain, D. McNaughton. 
Digby Battery of G. A., (N.S.) Capt., Bt. Maj. John Daley. 
Ga.spe Battery of G. A., (Que.) Captain, A. T. Carter. 
No. 1 Baty., Levis G. A., (Que.) Capt., J. A. S. Martineau. 
No. 2 Battery, Levis G. A., (Que.) Capt., Bt. Maj. 

Georges S. Vien. 

Lunenburg Battery of G. A., (N.S.) Capt., G. A. Polley. 
Mahone Bay Baty. of G. A., (A .S.) Capt., P A. Ernst. 
Pictou Baty. ofG. A., (N.S.) Capt., C. deW. MacDonald. 
No. 1 Battery, Quebec G. A., Captain, Bt.-Maj. Her- 

menegilde Roy. 
No. 2 Battery, Quebec G. A., Capt., Bt.-Maj. T. L. Bou- 

langer. 



No. 3 Battery, Quebec G. A., Captain, H. D. Morgan. 
Toronto Battery of G. A., Captain, W. B. McMurrich. 
Yarmouth Battery of G. A., (N.S.) Capt., Bt.-Maj. T. R, 
Jolly 

MOUNTAIN ARTILLERY. 

Sault Ste. Marie Half Battery, (Ont.) Captain, Bt.-Maj. 
Joseph Wilson. 

ENGINEERS. 

Brighton Company of Engineers, (N.B.) Captain, Bt.- 
Maj D. McLeod Vince, (Lower Brighton). 

Charlottetown Engineer Company, (P. E. I.) Captain 
W. A. Weeks. 

Montreal Company of Engineers, (Que.) Captain, Bt 
Lt.-Col. William Kennedy. 



INFANTRY AND RIFLES. 

Infantry School Corps see PERMANENT CORPS (above). 

Governor-General s Foot Guards, (Ottawa.) L,i. -Colonel 
A. H. Todd. Majors, Frederick Toller, W.E. Hodgins- 
(Bony. A.D.C. to Lt.-Gov. of Ont.) 

Six Companies. Ottaw f . : Captains, N. O. Cote, John 
Hodgins, T. J. Watters. A. L. Jarvis, P. B. Taylor, 
S. C. D. Roper. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. C. Berkeley 
Powell. Adjutant, Capt. G. S. Bowie. 

Battalion, "Prince of Wales Regiment," (Mon- 
treal). Lt.-Colonel, T. P. Butler. Major, 
Six Companies, Montreal : Captains, J. D. G. Lefebvre, 
E. T. Bartlett, John Porteous, W. L. Bond, W. E. 
Bradshaw, J. P. Cooke. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. 
Alexander Milloy. Adjutant, Capt. T. E. How ell. 

*)rtf\ Battalion, "Queen s Own Rifles of Canada," 
- jl1 (Toronto). Lt.-Colonel, R. B. Hamilton. Majors, 

J. M. Delamere and Villiers Sankey. 
Ten Companies, Toronto : Captains, H. M. Pellatt, J. A. 

Murray, J. C. McGee, W. G. Mutton, J. B. Thompson, 

P. L. Mason, H. V. Green, E. F. Gunther, A. B. Lee. 

Paymaster, Hony. Capt. C. C. Bennett. Adjutant 

Capt. W. C. Macdonald. 

Battalion, "Victoria Rifles of Canada.," (Montreal} 
Lt.-Colonel F. C. Henshaw. Majors, C. W. 
Radiger and G. R. Starke. 

Six Companies, Montreal: Captains, H. W. Becket, A. 
H. Sims, Edward B. Busteed, Andrew Bell, C. W. 
Meakins, S. B. Townsend. Paymaster, Louis Suther 
land. Adjutant, Capt. Duncan Macpherson. 

Battalion, "Royal Scots of Canada," (Montreal). 
Lt.-Colonel, John Hood. Majors J. A. L 
Strathy, E. B. Ibbotson. 

Six Companies, Montreal : Captains, C. E. Gault, Bt.- 
Maj. W. M. Blaiklock.G. W. Cameron, J. L. Rankin,. 
G. S Cantlie, J. S. Ibbotson. Paymaster, William 
Foulis. Adjutant, Captain F. L. Lydon. 

Battalion, " Fusiliers," (Montreal). Lt.-Colonel, 
Frederic Massey. Majors, G. A. Mooney and 
J. H. Burland. 

Six Companies, Montreal : Captains, A. W. Paterson, 
W. F. Robertson, Herbert Stanway, C. E. K. Viclal, 
W . B. T. Macaulay, E. J. Chambers. Paymaster, Hony. 
Maj. David Seath. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. Thos. Atkinson. 

Battalion, "Fusiliers," (London). Lt.-Colonel, T. 
H.Tracy. Majors., 3. H. Marshall, Thos. Seattle,. 
Six Companies, London : Captains, Hy. Payne, Geo. W.. 
Hayes, L. H. Dawson, H. A. Kingsmill, J. M. Moore, 
A. A. Booker. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Duncan Mac- 
millan. Adjutant, Capt. Win. Butler. 

QfV, Battalion, "Royal Rifles," (Quebec). Lt.-Colonel 
J. E. Prower. Majors, G. E. A. Jones, G. R. 
White. 

Six Companits, Quebec : Captains, 3. S. Dunbar, Charles- 
Miller, J. F. Burstall, W. J. Ray, W. M. Dobell,. 
W. C. H. Wood. Paymaster, 
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Battalion Rifles, " Voltigeurs de Quebec." Lt. 
Colonel, Guillaume Amyot. Majors, Bt. Lt.-Cols. 
T. A. H. Roy and Arthur Evanturel. 
Companies, Quebec : No. 1, Capt. Elzear Garneau ; No. 
2, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. Mathias Choumard; No. 3, Capt. 
L. G. E. Fiset ; No. 4, Capt. P. J. Jolicoeur ; No. 5, 
Capt Frank Pennee ; No. 6, Capt. O. Evanturel; No. 
7, Capt. L. F. Pinault ; No. 8, Capt. Arthur Blouin. 
Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Nazaire LeVasseur. Adjutant, 
Capt. J. A. W. LeBel. 

Battalion " Royal Grenadiers," (Toronto). Lt.- 

Colonel, G. D. Dawson, A.D.C. Major, A. B. \ 
Harrison. 

Ten Companies, Toronto : Captains, F. A. Caston, F. F. 
Manley, R. G. Trotter, C. G. Harston, AZ&gt; C. to Lt. Gov. 
of Onl, G. P. Eliot, J. D. Hay, A. C. Gibson, F. J. 
Gosling, A. B. Cameron, J. D. Mackay. Paymaster. 
Hony. Capt. J. Bruce. Adjt., Capt. J. B. McLean. 

1 14-U Battalion of Infantry, "Argenteuil Rangers," 
1 1 til (gy Q rs . St. Andrews, Que.) Lt.-Cplonel, J. 
B. Gushing (Gushing, Que.) Majors, William Hoy 
(Carillon) and Isaac Jekill (Morin Flats.) 
Companies: No. 1, St. Andrews, Capt. Thus. Weight- 
man ; No. 2, West Gore, Capt. William Good ; No. 3, 
Morin Flats, Capt. Hy. Jekill ; No. 4, Lachute, Capt. 
G. D. Walker; No. 5, East Gore, Capt. John Rogers; 
No. 6, Mille Isles, Capt. John Pollock ; No. 7, Carillon, 
Capt. E. A. Hodgson ; No. 8, Chatham, Capt. 

. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Thomas Lamb. 
Adjutant, Capt. G. B. Martin, (Gushing). 

Battalion of Infantry, " York Rangers," (Hd. 
Qrs. Aurora, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, James Way- 
ling, (Sharon). Majors, T. H. Lloyd (Newmarket) 
and Win. McSpadden (Parkdale). 

Companies : No. 1, Riverside, Capt. George Vennell ; 
No. 2, Aurora, Capt. R. M. Hillary ; No. 3, Seaton Vil 
lage, Capt. J. K. Leslie; No. 4, Newmarket, Capt. 
J. A. W. Allan ; No. 5, Richmond Hill, Capt. C. A. 
Holmes; No. C, Parkdale, Capt. Geo. McSpadden ; 
No. 7, Sutton West, Capt. J. Gower; No. 8, Yorkville, 
Capt. J. T. Symons. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. J. R. 
Stevenson, (Sutton). Adjutant, Capt. J. T. Thompson, 
( Parkdale). 

1 Qf V Battalion of Infantry, (Hamilton, Ont.) Lt.- 
1OL11 Colonel, John M. Gibson. Majors, A. H. 

Moore and Henry McLaren. 

Eight Companies, Hamilton: Captains, Bt. Maj. John 
Stoneman, E. G. Zealand, E. E. W. Moore, 8. C. 
Mewburn, F. B. Ross, W. O. Tidswell, Percy Dom- 
ville, W. W. Osborne. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Charles 
Armstrong. Adjutant, Capt. J. J. Stuart. 

Battalion, " The Princess of Wales Own Rifles," 
(Kingston, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Henry R. Smith, 
A.D.C. Majors, Joseph W. Power, L. W. Shannon. 
Six Companies, Kingston: Captains, James Murray, 
jun., J. S. Skinner, W. G. Hinds, Wilfred Hora, R. J. 
McKelvy, N. P. Joyner. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. A. 
J. Sinclair. Adjutant, Maj. James Galloway, jun. 

Battalion, "Argyle Light Infantry," (Belleville, 
Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, S. S. Lazier. Majors, Bt. 
Lt.-Col. L. H. Henderson, Maj. T. C. Lazier. 
Six Companies, Belleville : Captains, John Henderson, 
W. N. Ponton, J. E. Halliwell, Edward Donald, W. H. 
Merrill. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. J. L. Biggar. Adju 
tant, Capt.R. E. Lazier. 

"Prince Edward" Battalion of Infantry (Hd 
Qrs., Picton, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Thomas Bog. 
Majors, Alexander McDonnell, F. J. Horrigan. 
Companies : No. 1, Picton, Capt. P. S. McLean. No. 
2, Milford, Capt. R. G. Ostrander ; No. 3, Consecon, 
Captain J. E. Glenn; No. 4, Picton, Captain B. A. 
Wycott ; No. 5, Demorestville, Capt. W. J. McFaul ; 
No. 6, Rednersville, Capt. . Paymaster, 

Hon y Maj. W. T. Ross. Adjutant, Capt. A. Lighthall. 

i 7f V " Levis" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Levis, 

1 4 III Q ue ) Lt.-Colonel, L. G. Desjardins. Majors, 

Augusts Fournier (St. Raphael) and A. E. Demers. 

Companies: No. 1 .Point Levi.Capt. & Bt. Maj. R. G. Bour 



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15th 



16th 



get ; No. 2, Levis, Capt. & fit. Maj. Alf. Lefrancois ; No. 
3, Levis, Capt. P. Begin ; No. 4, New Liverpool, Capt. 
I. E. Demers ; No. 5, St. Henri, Capt. J. A. Guenet ; 
No. 6, St. Lambert, Capt. A. Gagne ; No.7, St. Raphael, 
Capt. Joseph Bolduc ; No. 8, Ste. Claire, Capt. Francois 
Morin. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. C. G. Beaulieu. 
Adjutant, Capt. Philippe Bourassa. 



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Fresco tt" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
L Orignal, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, John Butterfield. 
Major, 

Companies: No. 1, Hawkesbury Village, Capt. T. T. 
Higginson ; No. 2, Vankleek Hill, Capt. J. F. L. Rou- 
thier ; No. 3, L Orignal, Capt. S. A. Huntington ; No. 
4, St. Eugene, Capt. Felix Routhier ; No. 5, Plan- 
tagenet, Capt. C. E. Johnson ; No. 6, Hawkesbury 
Mills, Capt. T. H. Wyman. Paymaster, Alfred Evan 
turel. Adjutant, 



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"Lincoln" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., St. 
Catharines, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, G. C. Carlisle. 
Majors, James Hiscott, W. H. Day. 

Companies: No. 1, Niagara, Capt. C. C. Milloy ; No. 2 
St. Catharines, Capt. J. S. Campbell ; No. 3, St. Cathar 
ines, Capt. C. J. Moors ; No. 4, Beamsville, Capt. W. 
A. Vosburgh; No. 5, St. Catharines, Capt. F. W. Wil 
son ; No. 6, Virgil, Capt. T. E. Hiscott. Paymaster, 
Hony. Capt. T. C. Dawson. Adjt, Capt. Geo. Thairs. 

9fkfli "Halton" Battalion, "Lome Rifles. Y.ffd. Qrs., 
A\) l/ll Milton, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Wm. Kerns (Burling 
ton). Majors, W. P. Appelbe (Stewartown, Halton)a.nd 
John Railing (Trafalgar). 

Companies: No. 1, Oakville, Capt. T. W. Fox; No. 2, 
Stewarttown, Capt. J. A. Tracey ; No. 3, George 
town, Capt. W. P. Moore ; No. 4, Campbell ville, 
Capt. Matthew Seattle ; No. 5, Burlington, Capt John 
Breckon ; No. 6, Acton, Capt. David L. Schultz ; No. 7, 
Milton, Capt. Wm. Panton. Paymaster, J. R. Barber. 
Adjutant, Capt. G. S. Goodwillie (Georgetown). 

f)-l ~t- Battalion, " Essex Fusiliers," (Hd. Qrs., Wind- 

^-Lal 1 sor, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, 

Major, James C. Guillot. 

Companies: No. 1, Windsor, Capt. George Cheyne ; No. 
2, Leamington, Capt. Wm. Ley ; No 3, Essex Centre, 
Capt. ; No. 4, Amhertsburg, Capt. D. I 

Sicklesteel ; No. 5, Windsor, Captain W. W. Dewson. 
Paymaster, F. X. Meloche. Adjutant, 

Battalion "Oxford Rifles," (Hd. Qrs., Wood- 
stock, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, James Munro(Ewi6ro). 
Majors, J. C. Hegler, (Ingersoll), 

Companies: No. 1, Woodstock, Capt. F. W. Macqueen ; 
No. 2, Embro, Capt. D. R. Ross ; No. 3, Princeton, 
Capt. G. F. Williamson ; No. 4, Ingersoll, Capt. 

; No. 5, Norwich, Capt. George Bleakley ; 
No. 6, Strathallan, Capt. A. S. Ball; No. 7, Tilson- 
burg, Captain W. F. Van Buskirk ; No. 8, Thamesford, 
Capt. Daniel Quinn. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. James 
Sutherland. Adjutant, Capt. W. M. Davis (Woodstock). 

2.-) J "Beauce" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
U- Lambton, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, J. Geo. Biguell. 
Major, 

Companies: No. l,St. Vital de Lambton, Capt. Ed- 
moiid Fortier ; No. 2, Aylmer, Captain and Bt.-Major 
Damase Paradis ; No., 3 St. Vital de Lambton, Capt. 
and Bt.-Maj. Louis Paradis ; No. 4, Ste. Marie, Capt. 
and Bt.-Maj. Thos. Jalbert. Paymaster, G. L. Tasche- 
reau (Ste. Marie, Beauce). Adjutant, 

9/LtVi "Kent" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Chat- 
111 ham). Lt.-Col. M. Martin (East Tilbury). Majors, 

D. S. Denhardt (Tupperville) and J. B. Rankin. 
Companies : No. 1, Chatham, Capt. H. A. Patteson ; 

No. 2, Chatham, Capt. G. K. Atkinson ; Xo. 3, Ridgu- 

town, Capt. ; No. 4, Chatham, Capt. 

T. M. Mackeand; No. 5, Bothwell, Capt. W. R. Hickey ; 

No. 6, Dresden, Capt. A. W. Young. Paymaster, Hony. 

Maj. H. G. Reed. Adjutant, Capt. T. R. Coogan. 

" Elgin " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., St. 
Thomas, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, W. H. Lindsay. 
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Companies: No. 1, St. Thomas, Capt. W. N. Andrews ; 
No. 2, Vienna, Capt. No. 3, Aylmer, 

Capt. Geo. Harris ; No. 4, St. Thomas, Capt. Edward 
Heal ; No. 6, St. Thonws, Capt. J. C. Ponsford. 
Paymaster, Capt. W. H. Moore. Adjutant, 

9ft r Ji " Middlesex" Battalion of Light Infantry (Hd. 

Z/Utll Q,. g-) i on don, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, John Irwin 
(Strathroy). Major, J. F. Choate (Putnam). 

Companies: No. 1, Delaware, Capt. H. C. Garuett; No. 2, 
Strathroy, Capt. James Buchanan ; No. 3, Glencoe, 
Capt. D. E. M. Stuart; No. 4, Dreaney s Corners, Capt. 
Henry Dreaney ; No. 5, Lucan, Capt. J. C. Frank ; 
No. 6, Park Hill, Capt. W. J. McRoberts ; No. 7, 
Strathroy, Captain P. H. Matthews; No. 8, Ilderton, 
Captain T. E. Robson. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. John 
Stevenson. Adjutant, Capt. Robert McEwen (Byron). 

&gt;7fl- 1 "Lambton" Battalion of Infantry, "St. Claii 
i t III Borderers "(Hd. Qrs., Sarnia, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, 
C. E. H. Fisher f London J. Majors, J. H. Beattie 
(ll aUaceburg), C. S. Ellis. 

Companies: No. 1, Petrolia, Capt. M. J. Woodward; 
No. 2, Forest, Capt. J. C. Pollock; No, 3, Widder, 
Capt. Wm. Gattis ; No. 4, Warwick. Capt. F. Ken- 
ward ; No. 5, Point Edward, Capt. J. F. O Neil; No. 
6, Watford, Capt. C. J. Dolbear; No. 7, Sarnia, Capt. 
Robert Mackenzie. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. S. A. 
Macvicar. Adjutant, Capt F. W. Kittermaster. 

"Perth" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Strat 
ford, Out.) Lt.-Colonel, R S. McKnight. Majors, 
H. A. L. White (St. Mary s) ana J. R. Hamilton. 
Companies : No. 1, Stratford, Capt. J. L. Hotson ; No. 2, 
Stratford, Capt. G. T. Cooke ; No. 3, St. Mary s, Capt. 
W. C. Moscrip ; No. 4, St. Mary s, Capt. Jas. Hamilton ; 
No. 5. Listowel, Capt. H. B. Morphy ; No. 6, Stratford, 
Capt. Williamson Guy ; Paymaster, William Lawrence. 
Adjutant, Capt. Morris J. Beam. 

9Qfh "Waterloo" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.. 

.jOlil Berlin, OntJ Lt.-Colonel, George Hespeler 
(Gait). Major, 3. L. Cowan, (Gait). 

Companies: No. 1, Berlin, Capt. ; 

No. 2, Gait, Capt. W. M. Kerr; No. 3, New Hamburg, 
Capt. F. H. McCallum ; No. 4, Gait, Capt. Andrew Mc- 
Culloch; No. 5, Hespeler, Capt. No. 6, 

Berlin, Capt. J. E. Stantori. Paymaster, Hou y Capt. 
Adam Cranston. Adjutant, 

"Wellington" Battalion of Rifles (Hd. Qrs., 
Guelph, Ont.) Lt.-Col., Charles Clarke, (Elora). 
Majors, W. W. White (Arthur), John Mutrie (Oustic). 
Companies: No. 1, Harriston, Capt. And. Laidlaw ; No. 
2, Guelph, Capt. ; No. 3, Fergus, Capt. 

J. J. Craig ; No. 4, Elora, Capt. D. M. Allan ; No. 5, 
Mount Forest, Capt. ; No. 6, Eramosa, 

Capt. Arch. Johnson ; No. 7, Erin, Capt. Wm. Mc- 
Djwell; No. 8, Palmerston, Capt. Wm. Jamieson; 
No. 9, Moorefield, Capt. John Booth ; No. 10, Arthur, 
Capt. W. J. Robinson ; Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Ed 
mund Harvey. Adjutant, Capt. G. D. Porter. 

q-l c i. "Grey" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Owen 
O 1 b t sound, Ont.) Lt.-Col. G. Brodie. Majors, Bt. Lt.- 
Col. J. P. Telford (Leith), Maj J. Rorke (Clarksburg). 
Companies : No. 1, Owen Sound, Capt. A. J. Spencer ; 
No. 2, Meaford, Capt. H. R. Cleland; No. 3, Leith, 
Capt. Robt. McKnight; No 4, Durham, Capt. Saml; 
Jas. McGirr ; No. 5, Chatsworth, Capt. John McDonald; 
No. 6, Flesherton, Capt. , 

No. 7, Clarksburg, Capt. Edward Rorke. Paymaster. 
W. Masson. Adj. Bt. Maj.JA. G. Cs.mpbell,{Flesherton). 

"Bruce" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
Walkerton, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, B. B. Boyd, 
(Port Elgin). Majors, J. H. Scott (Kincardine), J. 
W. Stafford (Port Elgin). 

Companies: No. 1, Port Elgin, Capt. ; 

No. 2, Kincardine, Capt. W. C. Loscombe ; No. 3, 
Lucknow, Capt. B. G. Jefferis ; No. 4, Paisley, Capt. 
Ainsley Megraw; No. 5, Walkerton, Capt. Adam 
Weir ; No. 6, Arran, Capt. John Douglass ; No 7, 
Mildmay, Capt. John Henderson ; No. 8, Teeswater, 
Capt. Arch. Gillies. Paymaster. Hony. Ma). A. B. 
Klein. Adjutant, Capt. W. J. Holden (Southampton). 



OO W 1 "Huron" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs 

u Goderich, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, John G. Wilson 
(Seaforth). Majors, Robert Crockett (Goderich), J. A. 
S. Varcoe (Carlow). 

Companies: No. 1, Goderich, Capt. Dudley Holmes; 
No. 2, Wingham, Capt. C. E. Williams ; No.3, Seaforth, 
Capt. J. S. Roberts ; No. 4, Clinton, Capt. A. M. Todd ; 
No. 5, Brusssels, Capt. R. S. Hays ; No. 6, Exeter, 
Capt. Walter Andrews ; No. 7. Porter s Hill, Capt. 
John McDonald ; No 8, Gorrie, Capt. J. Kaines ; No. 9, 
Dungannon, Capt. Wm. Young. Paymaster, Hon y 
Maj. F Jordan. Adjutant, Lt. J. A. Wilson (Sea/art h). 

CMf-V, "Ontario" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
Whitby, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Michael O Donovan. 
Majors, N. F. Paterson (Port Perry), J. E. Farewell. 
Companies : No. 1, Whitby, Capt. A. G. Henderson ; No. 

2, Greenwood, Capt. Wilbur Henderson; No. 3, Oshawa, 
Capt. T. E. Cleverdon ; No. 4, Beaverton, Capt. C. A. 
Paterson ; No. 5, Uxbridge, Capt. & Bt. Major J. A. 
McGillivray ; No. 6, Brooklin, Capt. W. H. Browne ; 
No. 7, Cannington, Capt. F. J. Roche. Paymaster, 
Frank Madill. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. James Rutledge. 

Battalion of Infantry, "Simcoe Foresters, "(Hd. 
Qrs., Barrie, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, W. E. O Brien 
(Shant)/ Bay). Majors, Peter Burnet (Orillia) and 
James Ward (Barrie). 

Companies: No. 1, Barrie, Capt. A. H. O Brien ; No 2, 
Collirigwood, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. R. G. Campbell ; No. 

3, Jarrett s Corners, Capt. John Gray ; No. 4, Vespra, 
Capt. Allison Leadly ; No. 5, Barrie, Capt. J. B. Mc- 
Phee ; No. 6, Huntsville, Capt. Christopher Peacock ; 
No. 7, Orillia, Capt. T. H. Drinkwater ; No. 8, Pene- 
tauguishene, Capt. John Landrigan. Paymaster, Hon y 
Maj. Joseph Rogers. Adjutant, Bt. Maj Jos. F. Smith. 

Of (-V-, " Peel " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Branip- 
V b11 ton, Ont. ) Lt.-Colonel, Richard Tyrwhitt (Brad 
ford). Majors, Edward Leslie (OrangevilleJ and G. 
T. Evans (Toronto). 

Companies: No. 1, Brampton, Capt. J. S. Brown; No. 2, 
Glencairn, Capt. H. C. S. Elliott ; No. 3, Cookstown, 
Capt. J. A. Duff; No. 4, Albion, Capt. M. Smvthe; 
No. 5, Bond Head, Capt. W. DeWitt Law ; No. 6, Allis- 
ton, Capt. A. R. McLaren; No. 7, Shelburne, Capt. W. S. 
Denroche ; No. 8, Orangeville, Capt. W. Wallace ; 
Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Christopher Cooke, (Cooks- 
town). Adjutant, 

Haldimand" Battalion of Rifles (Hd. Qrs., 
y rk,0nt.) Lt.-Colonel,Hol&gt;GTt H.Davis. Major, 

Companies : No. 1, York, Capt. Andw. Williamson ; No. 
3, Caledonia, Capt. and Bt. Maj. R. L. Nelles ; No. 4, 
Hagarsville, Capt. B. A. Griffith; No. 5, Jarvis, Capt. 
; No. 6, Dunnville, Capt. John Robinson; 
No. 7, Caledonia, Capt. Thos. Walker ; No. 8, Cayuga, 
Capt. J. M. Mussin. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. John H. 
Rogers. Adjutant, Capt. John Tuck. 

QQf I-. Battalion, " Dufferin Rifles of Canada," (Brant- 

" ford, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Chas. S. Jones. Majors, 

T. H. Jones and W. A. Wilkes. 
Six Companies, Brantford : Captains, H. J. McGlaslian, 

H. F. Leonard, J. H. McLean, C. M. Nelles, W. D. 

Jones, . Paymaster, Hon y Capt. 

J. S. Hamilton. Adjutant, 



QQf T! "Norfolk " Battalion of Rifles (Hd. Qrs., Simcoe, 
1 Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, H. L. Coombs. Majors, 
J. L. Campbell, I. E. York. 

Companies: No. 1, Simcoe, Capt.Geo. A. Curtis; No 2, 
Hartford, Capt. W. L. Pettit ; No. 3, Port Rowan, 
Capt. Geo. Price ; No. 4, Kinglake, Capt. C. B. Mat 
thews ; No. 5, Waterford, Capt. W. B. Langs ; No. 6, 
Simcoe, Capt. T. R. Atkinson; No. 7, Port Dover, Capt. 
Thos. Bayley; No. 8, Fredericksburg, Capt. Seymour 
Rossell. Paymaster, J. M. Tweedale. Adjutant, 

Northumberland" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. 
Q rs _ f Cobonrg, Ont.) Lt.-Col. R. Z. kogers 
(Grafton). Major, Bt. Lt.-Col. J. V. Graveley(Co6owrgr). 
Companies : No. 1, Cobourg, Capt. H. J. Snelgrove ; No. 
2, Cobourg, Capt. John McCaughey ; No. 3, Campbell- 
ford, Capt. R. H. Bonnycastle ; No. 4, Brighton, Capt. 



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W. C. Butler ; No. 6, Grafton, Capt. H. C. Dennis ; 
No. 7, Colborne, Capt. F. C. B. Greer ; No. 8, Castle- 
ton, Capt. Wni. Duncan ; No. 9, VVarkworth, Capt. R. 
P. Hurlburt. Paymaster, Hou y Maj. A. J. Van Ingen. 
Adjutant, Capt. G. L. Duncan (Morganston). 



At 
:* 



Brockville" Battalion of Rifles (Hd.Qrs., Brock- 
mile, On .) Lt.-Colonel, W. H. Cole. Majors, 
D. E. Jackson (Gu nanoque) and G. M. Cole. 
Companies : No. 1, Brockville, Capt. Win. Cook ; No. 2, 
Gananoque, Capt. G. N. Beaumont; No. 3, Delta, Capt. 
M. L. Day ; No. 4, Brockville, Capt. G. L. Starr ; 
No. 5, Carleton Place. Capt. Jos. McKay ; No. 6, Goul- 
burn, Capt. Wm. Garvin. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. Wm. 
J. Wright. Adjt, Capt. W. H. Asselstine (Gananoque). 

"Brockville" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
p er th, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Arthur J. Mathe- 
son. Majors, T. W. Sparham (Brockville) and Geo- 
ghegan hollinsworth (Pembroke). 

Companies: No. 1, Almonte, Capt. George Williams; 
No. 2, Broekville, Capt. J. E. Chrysler ; No. 3, Perth, 
Capt, J. W. Motherwell; No. 4, Lansdowne, Capt. 
W. N. Boweu ; No. 5, Renfrew, Capt. James Craig ; 
No. 6, Pembroke, Capt. Lennox Irving. Paymaster, 
Hon y Capt. T. B. Caldwell, (Lanark). Adjutant, Lt. 
VV. T. Wodden. 

"Ottawa and Carleton" Battalion of Rifles 
(Hd. Qrs.. City of Ottawa). Lt.-Colonel, 
W. P. Anderson. Majors, Joshua Wright (Hull, Que.) 
and A. P. Sherwood. 

Companies: No. 1, Ottawa, Capt. J. W. deC. O Grady ; 
No. 2, Hull, Capt. C. M. Wright; No. 3, Wakefleld, 
Capt. I. B. York; No. 4, Billings Bridge, Capt. Brad- 
dish Billings; No. 5, Arnprior, Capt. John A. 
Macdonald ; No. 6, Rideau Ward, Ottawa, Capt. 
B. H. Bell. Paymaster, J. E. Parker. Adjutant, 
Capt. S. Maynard Rogers. 

44-t-h " w . e l land " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
rl/Ll Niagara Falls, Ont). Lt.-Colonel, James Morin 
(Kidgeway). Major, L. C. Raymond (Welland). 

Companies : No. 1, Niagara Falls, Capt. J. A. Vandersluys; 
No. , Thorold, Capt. William Monro ; No. 3, Cuip- 
pewa,Capt. J. A. Greenwood; No. 4, Fort Erie, Capt. E. 
A. Cruickshank ; No. 5, Welland, Capt. J. E. Cohoe ; 
No. 6, Niagara Falls, Capt. G. A. MeMicking ; No. 7, 
Stevensville, Capt. Joseph Clark ; No. 8, Sand Hill, 
Capt. and Bt. Maj. John Harwell. Paymaster, Hony. 
Maj. H. Bender. Adjt. Lt. F. W. Hill(ffiagara Falls). 

" West Durham" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. 
Qrs. Bowmanville, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, Frederic 
Cubitt. Majors, Bt. Lt.-Col. James Deacon (Lindsay), 
Maj. John Hughes (Neivtonville, Co. Durham). 
Companies: No. 1, Bowmanville, Capt. P J. Rowe ; 
No. 2, Fenelon Falls, Capt. W. D. Hunter ; No. 3, 
Burton vi lie, Capt. W. J. Brown ; No. 4, Lindsay, Capt. 
J. W. Wallace ; No. 5, Omemee, Capt. J. Evans ; No. 6, 
Lindsay, Capt. W. Holtorf. Paymaster, Hon y Capt. 
W. S. Russell. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. S. Hughes (Lindsay). 

A(\\ \\ "East Durham" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 
Port Hope, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, F. A. Benson. 

Majors, R. Dingwall, H. A. Ward. 
Companies : No. 2, Port Hope, Capt. Robert Deyell ; 

No. 3, Port Hope, Capt. W. J. Robertson ; No. 4, Mill- 

brook, Capt. C. H. Winslow; No, 5, Springville, Capt. 

T. J. Johnston ; No. 6, Bethany, Capt. J. A. V. Preston ; 

No. 7, Janetville, Oapt. J. W. Gray. Paymaster, Hony. 

Maj. Richard Howden. Adjutant, 

4.7-V. "Frontenac" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 

"* tu Kingston, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, George H. Hunter, 
(Q enburnie). Majors, Chas. N. Spooner (Elginburq) 
and Wm. M. Baillie. 

Companies : No. 1, Milburn, Capt. & Bt.-Maj. Robert 
Hewton ; No. 2, Inverary, Capt. D. J. Walker ; No. 3, 
Sydenham, Capt. C. S. Irvine ; No. 4, Portsmouth, 
Capt. and Bt.-Maj. Thos. Kelly ; No. 5, Barriefield, 
Capt. Jas. Byrne ; No. 6, Napanee, Capt. C. Z. Perry , 
No. 7, Harrowsmith, Capt. Elijah Joyner ; No. 8; 
Tiimworth, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. Robert Cox ; No. 9, 
Amherst Island, Capt. ; No. 10, 



Ernsttown, Capt. &Bt. Maj. J. E. Mabee. Paymaster, 
Hon y Maj. Martin Strachan. Adjutant, 

&lt;iQi-Vi "Hastings" Battalion of Rifles (Hd. Qrs. Stir- 
*vvll ling, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel. Jas. Brown (Belleville). 

Majors, Bt. Lt.-Col. G. H. Boulter (Stirling), Maj. P. 

H. Hambly (Belleville). 
Companies : No. 1, Belleville, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. Edward 

Harrison; No. 2, Stirling, Capt. J. C. Wilson; No. 3, 

Sidney, Capt. J. Graham; No. 4, Madoc, Capt. J.R Orr; 

No. 5, Tyeudenaga, Capt. and Bt.-Major H. J. Lennox; 

No.6,Trenton, Capt. A. H. Smith. Paymaster, R. Grass 

(Trenton). Adjutant, Lt. J. W. Johnston (Belleville). 

Battalion of Infantry, "Huntingdon Borderers," 
^ Hd Q f& Huntingdon, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, 
Aruhd. Maclaren (Rockburn). Major, 
Companies: No. 1, Huntingdon, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. 
Isaac Gardner; No. 2, Ormstown, Capt. Jno. Gilbert ; 
No, 3, Rockburn, Capt. S. H. Henderson ; No. 4, 
Athelstan, Capt. P. C. McGinnis Paymaster, J. J. 
Ross (Ormst own ) Ad utant, 

Battalion of Infantry, "Hemmiugford Rangers, 
(ff d g rs _ Hemmingford, Que) Lt.-Colonel, 
Richard Lucas (Roxham, Kt. John s). Major, John 
McFee. 

Companies : No. 1, Havelock, Capt. Samuel Orr ; No. 2, 
Lacolle, Capt. W. Waters; No. 4, Hemmingford, Capt. 
G. J. McKay ; No. 5, Roxham, Capt. Robert Hoyle ; 
No. 7, St. Jean Chrysostome, Capt. J. McG. Stewart ; 
No. 8, St. Remi, Capt. Louis Ste. Marie. Paymaster 
Hony. Maj. W. B. Johnson. Adjutant, 

"Brome" Battalion of Light Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 
Knowlton, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, Calvin L. Hall 
(Coivansville). Major, C. C. Perkins (Mansonville). 
Companies : No. 1, Abercorn, Capt. M. L. Shepard ; No. 
2, Knowlton, Capt. L. R. Whitman ; No. 3, Sutton, 
Capt. Andrew Davison ; No. 4, East Farnham, Capt. 
E. W. Hall; No. 5, Mansonville, Capt. C. M. Bovven; 
No. 6, Bolton, Capt. J. K. Latty ; No. 7, Magog, Capt. 
. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. G. B. Hall. 
Adjutant. 2nd Lt. R. M. Hall (East Farnham). 

-q r&lt; ] "Sherbrooke Battalion of Intantry(S7ier&roofce, 
UOIU q ue .) LieiLt.-Colonel, W. A. Morehouse. Major. 

E. %. Worthington. 
Four Companies, Sherbrooke : Captains, H. R. Fraser, 

E. W. Farwell, Thomas Rawson and Thomas Sommers. 

Paymaster, Hony. Major Henry A. Odell. Adjutant,. 

" Richmond" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 
Richmond, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, Rt. Hon. Udol- 
phus, Lord Aylmer (Melbourne). Majors, E. S. Bernard 
(Melbourne) and E. G. Morey (Windsor Mills). 

Companies: No. 1, Danville, Capt. C C. Cleveland; No. 
2, Melbourne, Capt. T. L. Brown ; No. 3, Richmond. 
Capt. J. V. T. Brooks ; No. 4, Brompton and Windsor, 
Capt. C. H. Stevens ; No. 5, South Durham, Capt. 
Archd. Bothwell ; No. 6, Kirkdale, Capt. T. S. Black- 
well. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Leonard Thomas (Mel 
bourne). Adjutant, Capt. J. W. HUT^OID. (Melbourne). 

"Megantic Light Infantry" Battalion (Hd. Qrs^ 
Inverness, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, W. J Ward 
(Lower Ireland). Majors, Wm. Thompson (Lemesurier) 
and Oswald Hunter. 

Companies : No. 1, Kinnear s Mills, Capt. Edward 
Lipsey; No. 2, Inverness, Capt. C. M. Brocklesby; No. 3, 
New Ireland, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. G. H. Porter ; No. 4, 
Maple Hill, Capt. Jas. Watkins ; No. 5, St. Julie de 
Somerset, Capt. P. A. Bourk ; No. 6, St. Sylvestre, 
Capt. Francis Carroll. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. James 
McKenzie. Adjutant, Capt. T. McKcnzie. 



"Grenville" Battalion, " Lisgar Rittes," (Ha 
q rs p re s co tt t Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, R. O. Campbell 
(Burritt s Rapids). Majors, Andrew Carmichaef 
(Spencerville) and J. B. Checkley (North Augusta). 
Companies: No. 1, Cardinal, Capt. William Stitt, jr. ; 
No. 2, Prescott, Capt. O. S. Dawson ; No. 3, Burritt s 
Rapids, Capt. T. A. Kidd ; No. 4, Kemptville, Capt. 
D. W. Beckett; No. 5, North Augusta, Capt. Jns. 
Morrison; No. 6, Spencerville, Capt. G. A. Drununoud; 



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No. 7, Metcalfe, Capt Ira Morgan. Paymaster, Henry 
W Bennett, (Prescott). Adjutant, Capt. W. H. Burritt 
(BurrM s Rapids). 

xy j-1-. Battalion of Infantry, "Peterborough Rangers," 
V&lt; til (Peterborough, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, James Z. 

Rogers. Majors, R. W. Bell and E. B. Edwards. 
Six Companies, Peterborough : Captains, Wm. Langford, 

F. H. Brennan, J. W. Millor, W. H. Hill, E. F. Mason, 

R. J. Lee. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. J. A. Howard. 

Adjutant, Capt. R. M. Dennistoun. 

XOf-U "Compton" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
t0 Lll Bury, Q tte _) u.-Colonel, M. B. McAuley, (Scots- 
town). Major, Alexander Ross, (Gould). 
"Companies : No. 1, Bury (Robinson), Capt. A. L. 
Mclver; No. 2,Gould, Capt. P. J. Gillies; No. 3, 
Marston. Capt. J. T. Mclver ; No. 4, Marbleton, Capt. 
& Bt. Maj. W. W. Weyland; No. 5, Marsden, Capt. 
Donald Beaton ; No. 6, Massawippi, Capt. G. P. H. 
Hitchcock ; No. 7, Coaticoke, Capt. R. G. Trenholm ; 
No. 8, Beebe Plain, Capt. H. T. Elder ; No. 9, Win- 
slow, Capt. D. N. McLeod ; No. 10, Cookshire, Capt. 
J. E. Botterill. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Edmund 
Lockett. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. E. S. Baker, (Cookshire). 

XQf-V, "Stormont and Glengarry" Battalion of In- 
*JULLl f an t r y (Hd. Qrs. Cornwall, Ont.) Lt.-Colonel, 

James H. Bredin, (Woodlands). Majors, Roderick R. 

McLennan (Cornwall), Gordon Baker, jun., (Osnabruck 

Centre). 
Companies: No. 1, Cornwall, Capt. C. H. Wood; No. 

2, Cornwall, Capt. Robert Smyth ; No. 3, Alexandria, 

Capt. J. A. Macdonell; No. 4, Township of Finch, Capt. 

F. D. F. Macnaughton ; No. 5, Farran s Point, Capt. 

Hiram A. Morgan; No. 6, Lunenburg, Capt. A. H. 

Tmkess ; No. 7, Roxborough, Capt. Francis Trousdale, 

Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Henry Turner. Adjutant, Capt. 

A. W. Ault, (Auttsville). 

"Missisquoi" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 
Clarenceville, Que.) Lt.-Cohnel, A. H. Gilmour, 
(Stanbridge). Majors, J. A. Hawley and C. B. 
Jameson. 

Companies : No. 1, Philipsburg, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. H. 
N. Sixby ; No. 2, Clarenceville, Capt. D. J. A. Macfle ; 
No. 3, Dunham, Capt. Joel H. Baker : No. 4, tWest 
Farnham, Capt. G. Higgins ; No. 5, Stanbridge, Capt 
H. W. Tucker ; No. 6, Frelighsburg, Capt. Z. V. Whit 
man. Paymaster, Maj. D. Westover. Adjutant, 




Major, Edouard Lemieux (Chicoutimil. 
Companies: No. 1, St. Thomas, Capt. J. B. C. Fournier; 
No. 2, St. Pierre, Riv. du Sud, Capt. E. A. H. Talbot; 
No. 3, Cap St. Ignace, Capt. Alfred Gamache ; No. 4, 
St. Jean Port Joli, Capt. A. C. Talbot ; No. 5, L Islet, 
Capt. J. O. Giasson ; No. 6, Chicoutimi, Capt. B. A. 
Scott. Paymaster, J. B. A. Lepine. Adjutant, Capt! 
Phidyme Belanger (V Islet). 

Battalion, "St. John Fusiliers," (St. John. 
. N . B.) Lt.-Cohnel, Arhuthuot Elaine. Majors, 
J. J. Tucker and H. H. McLean. 

Six Companies, St. John: Captains, Bt.-Maj. E. T. 
Sturdee, Bt.-Maj. W, C. Magee, M. B. Edwards J. F. 
Fraser, H. H. Goddard, David Churchill. Paymaster 
Hon y Capt. G. F. Thompson. Adjutant, Bt.-Maj 
F. H. Hartt. 

" Halifax " Battalion of Rities (Halifax, N. S., 
Lt.-Colonel, T. J. Walsh. Majors T. J E-an 
J. N. Crane. 

Six Companies, Halifax : Captains, H. Hechler, A. G.-" 
Cunningham, J. T. Twining, W. J. Butler. T. C. James. 
Paymaster, Hon y Capt. J. G. Corbin. Adjutant, 

64th Battalion of Rifles, "Voltigeurs de Beauhar- 
TJ-itil no i St -(Hd. Qrs., Beauharnois, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, 

L. R. Baker. Major, J. Deslauriers. 
Companies: No. 1, Beauharnois, Capt. Andre Leduc ; 
No. 2, Beauharnois, Capt J. B. Bonhomme ; No. 3, 
Valleyneld, Capt. J. A. Cadieux; No. 4, Beauharnois, 



Capt. L. R. Baker ; No. 5, Beauharnois, Capt. 
W. S. Danis ; No. 6, Beauharnois, Capt. Eustache 
Bergevin dit L mgevin. Paymaster, L. J. H. Roy. 
Adjutant, Bt.-Maj. Pierre Boyer. 

Battalion, "Mount Royal Rifles," (Montreal, 
Que.) Lt.-Colonel, C A. Dugas. Majors, Hector 
Prevost, A.D.C., A. E. D. Labelle. 

Eiijht Companies, Montreal : Captains, C. A. A. 
Laframboise, M. G. C. E. Desnoyers, F. S. Mackay, 
H. H. Mauseau, J. E. Peltier, J. H. Labelle, A. R. L. 
Roy. Paymaster, Hon y Capt. J. T. Ostell. Adjutant, 
Capt. Z. J. R. Hebert. 

Battalion, "Princess Louise Fusiliers," (Hali- 
fax, N. S.) Lt.-Colonel, W. M. Humphrey. 
Majors, B. A. Weston and John Menger. 
Eight Companies, Halifax : Captains, E. G. Kenny, H. 
L. Chipman, Alfred Browne, Alfred Whitman, Andrew 
King, W. M. Black, T. E. Davison, C. C. Hole. Pay- 
mister, Robert H. Humphrey. Adjutant, 

Battalion, "Carleton Light Infantry," (Hd. Qrs. 
Woodstock, N. B.) Lt.-Colonel, J. D. Baird. 
Majors, G. E. Boyer (Hartland) and A. D. Hartley 
(East Florencevide). 

Companies : No. 1, Woodstock, Capt. H. W. Bourne ; 
No. 2. Ceutreville, Capt. J. W. Adams ; No. 3, Debec, 
Capt. J. R. Kirkpatrick ; No. 4, Brighton, Capt. L. R. 
Harding; No. 5, Waterville, Capt. J. T. Fletcher; No. 6, 
Andover, Capt. J. J. Kupkey ; No. 7, Baker 
Brook, Capt. J. W. Baker; No. 8, Centreville, Capt. 
G. D. Perkins ; No. 9, Wilraot, Capt. J. W. Williams. 
Paymaster, Hon y Maj. J. D. Ketchum. Adjutant, 
Capt. Arthur J. Raymond. 

King s County" Battalion of Infantry (Ed. 
Q rs t Kentville, N. S.) Lt.-Colonel, L. OeV. 
Chipman. Majors, Bt. Lt.-Col. W. H. Belcher, Maj. 
T. R. Harris, (Aylesford). 

Companies ; No. 1, Kentville, Capt. G. A. Dodge ; No. 
2, Sheffield s Mills, Capt. E. M. Beckwith ; No. 3, 
Kentville, Capt. Jno. Redden ; No. 4, Billtown, Capt. 
Edward Steadman ; No. 5, Ross Corner, Capt. W. E. 
Roscoe ; No. 6, Canning, Capt. C. E. Borden ; No. 7, 
Aylesford, Captain George William West; No. 8, 
Aylesford, Capt Holmes Cassidy ; No. 10, Buckley s 
Corner, Capt. D. E. Ross. Paymaster, Hon y Capt. Bar 
clay Webster. Adjutant, Lt. J. A. Northup. 

" 1st Annapolis " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. , 
p ara dise, N. ft.) Lt.-Colonel, W. E. Starratt. 
Majors, C. S. Cole (Paradise), and J. O. Marshall (Law- 
rencetown). 

Companies: No. 1, Wilmot, Capt. L. W. Elliott; No. 2, 
Paradise, Capt. E. M. Morse ; No. 3, Granville, Capt. 
D Wade ; No. 4, Port Williams, Capt. J. Charlton ; No. 
5, Annapolis Royal, Capt. G. A. LeCain ; No. 6, Bear 
River, , Capt. J. N. Kelly ; No. 7, Paradise, Capt. J. J. 
Buckler ; No. 8, Bear River, Capt. Obed Miller ; No. 9, 
Clementsport, Capt. Wallace Harris. Paymaster, T. 
H. Millar. Adjutant, Lt. C. B. Cornwell (Clarence). 

THtVl "Champlain" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
utl1 Ste. Genevieve deBatiscan, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, N. 
P. Massicotte. Majors, Bt. Lt.-Cols. Napoleon St. 
Arnaud and Philippe Trudel. 

Companies: No. 1, Ste. Genevieve de Batiscan, Capt. 
Geo. Massicotte ; No. 2, St. Narcisse, Capt. Adolphe 
Cossette; No. 3, Ste. Genevieve, Capt. Tancrede Tru 
del ; No. 4, St. Prosper, Capt. Jean Massicotte ; No. 5, 
Ste. Anne de la Perade, Capt. J. A. Rousseau ; No. 6, 
St. Tite, Capt, F. X. Baril. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. 
Achille Beauchet. Adjutant, Bt.-Maj. Come P. Trudel. 



7lst 



"York" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Fred- 
ericton,N B.) Lt. -Colonel, J. L. Marsh. Majors. 
T. L. Alexander, (Frederieton Junction), T. G.J. Loggie, 
.Companies : No. 1, St. Mary s, Capt. Jared Boone ; No. 
2, McKeeu s Corners, Capt. J. S. Burt; No. 3, Stan 
ley, Capt. W. T. Howe ; No. 4, Frederieton, Capt. R. M. 
Piuder ; No. 5, Blissville, Capt. W. D. Hartt ; No. 
6, St. Stephen, Capt. Robert Stevenson ; No. 7, Fred 
erieton, Capt. H. A. Cropley. Paymaster, Maj. A. G. 
Beckwith. Adjutant, Lt. J. V. Johnston, (St. Mary s) 



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72nd 



"2nd Annapolis" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. 
Qrs., Wilmot, N. S.) Lt.-Colonel, Shippy Spurr. 
Ma ors, C. W. Shaffner (Sow/i Farmington), C. Jacques, 
(Meleern Square). 

Companies: No. 1, Wilmot, Capt. Ambrose Dodge; 
No 2, Wilmot, Capt. G. Roach ; No. 3, Wilmot, Capt. J. 
G. Bowlby; No. 4, Nictaux Falls, Capt. D.G. Ritcey; No. 
5, Farmington, Capt. H. M. Phinny ; No. 6, Nicteaux, 
Capt. J. M. Morse. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. A. Gates, 
(Middleton). Adjt, Capt. E. F. McNeil (Melvern Sq.) 



73rd 



Northumberland " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. 
Qrs., Chatham, Miramichi, N. B.) Lt.-Colonel, 
Samuel U. McCulley. Major, 

Companies : No. 1, Buctouche, Capt. John Sheridan ; 
No. 2, Chatham, Capt. Wm. Fenton ; No. 3, Black 
Brook, Capt. Alex. McKnight ; No. 4, Black River, 
Capt. Win. McNaughton; No. 5, Bay du Vin, Capt 
Hugh Cameron. Paymaster, Lemuel J. Tweedie. 
Adjutant, Capt. A. S. Templeton (Black River). 



74th 



Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Sussex, N. B.) 
Lt.-Colonel, E. B. Beer. Majors, O. R. Arnold 
(Sussex) and J. M. Baird (Sackville). 
Companies: No. 1, Clifton, Capt. H D. Wetmore; No. 
2, Moncton, Capt. A. McDonald ; No. 3, Sussex, Capt. 
C. H. Fairweather; No. 4, Moncton, Capt. H. C. Hamng- 
ton;No.5, Sackville. Capt.J. A. Bowes; No. 6,Baie Verte, 
Capt. &Bt. Maj. B. Harper. Paytr., Hon y Maj. T. E. 
Arnold. Adjt., Lt. H. S. Langstroth (French Village). 

"Lunenburg" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
Lunenburg, N. S.) Lt.-Colonel, C. Edwin 
Kaulbach. Major, R. H. Griffiths. 

Companies : No. 1, Lunenburg, Capt. J. W. Kin:; ; No. 
2, Lunenburg, Capt. ; No. 3, Bridgewater, 

Capt. ; No. 4, Malione Bay, Capt. G. W. 

Hamm ; No. 5, Martin s River, Capt. J. A. Langille; 
No. 6, New Ross, Capt. A. M. Ross. Paymaster, A. B. 
Cold well. Adjutant, Lt. R. E. Leckie (Middleton). 

7ArVi Battalion of Rifles, "Voltigeurs de Chateau- 

UL11 guay"(/fd. Qrn., Ste. Martine, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, 

Joseph Beaudreau Majors, Louis Turcot (North 

Georgetown) and Charles D Amour (Ste. Philomene). 

Companies : No. 1, Ste. Philomene, Capt. J. B. Damour ; 

No. 2, Ste. Martine, Capt. E. J. Gagnier ; No. 3, St. 

Urbain, Capt. J. E. Fournier ; No. 4, Ste. Martine, 

Capt. Francois Laberge ; No. 5, Ste. Martine, Capt. 

N. Beaudreau ; No. 6. Chateauguay, Capt. Zotique 

Reid. Paymaster, F. X. Roy. Adjutant, 

77&lt;-Vi "Went worth" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 

I I m Dundas, Out.) Lt.-Colonel, H. C. Gwyu. 
Majors, F. M. Carpenter (Stoney Creek), Alex. Bertram. 

Companies: No 1, Dundas, Capt. Win. E. S. Knowles; 
No. 2, Bartonville, Capt. W. A. Kerr ; No. 3, Binbrook, 
Capt.W. H. Ptolemy; No.4, Ancaster, Capt.A. H. Leith; 
No. 5, Saltfleet, Capt. Marcus Lee; No. 6, Glanford, Capt. 
Wm. Wells. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Jas. C. Ryan, 
(Hamilton). Adjutant, Capt. Jas. Aikens (Binbrook). 

"Colchester, Hants and Pictou " Battalion of In 
fantry, " Highlanders" (Hd. Qrs. Truro, N.S.) 
Lt.-Colonel, Majors, G. H. Suther 

land (Millbrook), H. T. Laurence. 

Companies : No. 1, Truro, Capt. J. Suckling , No. 2, Ons- 
low, Capt. Geo. Rayne ; No. 3, Slmbenacadie, Capt. J. 
L. Barnhill ; No.4, Windsor, Capt. J. H. Smith ; No. 5, 
Mill Brook, Capt. John T. Sutherland; No. 6, Mount 
Thorn, Capt. Wm. Maxwell ; No. 7, NewLang, Capt. D. 
Sutherland. Pai/mr., Hony. Maj. I.L. Barnhill, (Shuben- 
acadie). Adjt., Lt. T. A. Blackburn (Milford). 

7QtV "Shefford" Battalion of Infantry, "Highland- 
cHll ers " ( jf d Q,. S Waterloo, Que.) Lt.-Colonei, 
Thomas H. Cox (Granby). Majors, James Maynes 
(Waterloo), and J. D. Bulman (Sweetsburi/). 
Companies : No. 1, Granby, Capt. R. Seale ; No. 2, Water 
loo, Capt. Geo. Davidson ; No. 3, Waterloo, Capt. and 
Bt. Maj. R. E. Bell ; No. 4, South Roxton, Capt. W. J. 
A. Galbraith ; No. 6, Boscobel, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. R. 
Hackwell; No. 7,Lawrenceville, Capt. J. McC. Brown ; 
No. 8, Waterloo, Capt. H. N. Whitcomb. Paytnaster, 
Capt. L. H. Brooks. Adjutant, 

5 



Nicolet " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. Gen- 
tilly, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, Edouard de Foy. 
Majors, C. H. Giroux (Nicolet), 

Companies: No. 1, St. Edouard de Gentilly, Capt. 
; No. 2, Nicolet, Capt. and Bt. Maj. J. B. A. 
Rousseau ; No. 3, Becancour, Capt. Louis Landry ; 
No. 4, St. Gertrude, Capt. Joseph Piche ; No. 5, 
St. Gregoire, Capt. J. A. Pratte ; No. 6, Victoriavflle, 
Capt. . Paymaster, Narcisse Beauchemin 

(Nicolet). Adjutant, 

81 at "Portneuf" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 
J - s&gt;1 Pont Rouge, Que.) Lt. -Co lonel, Arthur Beaudry 
(Pointe aux Trembles). Majors, Isaie Dussault (Les 
Ecureuils), J. G. Cote (Grondines). 

I Companies : No. 1, Pointe aux Trembles, Capt. Alfred 
Rochon ; No. 2, St. Raymond, Capt. Elie Frenette ; 
No. 3, St. Raymond, Capt. Cyprien Pare ; No. 4, 
Deschambault, Capt. J. G. Paquin ; No. 5, Cap Sante, 
Capt. J. L. Frenet ; No. 6, Lotbiniere, Capt. V. B. 
Courteau. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. G. D. B. Watters. 
Adjutant, 

Q ) r ] " Queen s County " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. 

0-/I1U Qrs. Charlottetown, P. E. I.) Lt.-Colonel, Francis 
Dogherty. Major, T. S. McLeod (Hunter River). 

Companies: No. 1, Charlottetown Royalty, Capt. David 
L. Hooper ; No. 3, Charlottetown, Capt. Daniel 
Stewart ; No. 4, Little York, Capt. George Crockett ; 
No. 5, Brooktield, Capt. David Bertram ; No. 6, Cove- 
head, Capt. Geo. Alexander ; No. 7, Alberton, Capt. 
E. C. Maxfield ; No. 8, Tryon, Capt. John G. Sheriff. 
Paymaster, Hon y Capt. John McPhail. Adjutant, 
Maj. Elijah Purdy. 

Q Q vr ] " Joliette " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. Town 
L&gt;1 u of Joliette, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, John J. Sheppard. 
Majors, J. U. Foucher and M. D A. Dostaler. 

Companies : No. 1, Joliette, Capt. J. H. R. Delfausse ; 
No. 2, L Assomption, Capt. J. E. B. Normandeau ; No. 
3, St. Felix de Valois, Capt. G. DesRosiers ; No. 4 
Ste. Elizabeth, Capt. F. X. O. Lacasse ; No. 5, Rawdon , 
Capt. J. H. Burns ; No. 6, Rawdon, Capt. Thos. 
Copping. Paymaster, Auguste Guilbuult. Adjutant 
Lt. Godfroi Coffin. 

"St. Hyacinthe" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. 
Qrs. Town of St. Hyacinthe, Qwe.) Lt.-Colonel, 
Alphonse Denis. Major, M. MacDonald (Actonvale). 
Companies : No. 1, St. Hyacinthe. Capt. D. Lussier 
No. 2, St. Pie, C.ipt. L. M. Morin ; No. 3, St. Simon! 
Capt. Noe Dupres ; No. 4, Sorel, Capt. Archibald 
Johnston ; No. 5. St. Hyacinthe, Capt. N. A. Maranda ; 
No. 6, Acton Vale, Capt. L. H. Gauvin. Paymaster , 
Eusebe Morin. Adjutant, 

QC4-1-. Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs:. Montreal, Que.) 
Ocltll Lt.-Colonel, Julien Brosseau (Laprairie) 

Majors, A. D. Aubry (Cote St. Paul), 
Companies : No. 1, St Jerome, Capt. C. E. T. De 

Montigny ; No. 2, St. Jean Baptiste Village, Capt. M. 

J. E. Chagnon ; No. 3, Laprairie, Capt. J. H. 4. 

Sylvestre ; No. 4, Laprairie, Capt. J. P. A. des Trois 

Maisons ; No. 5, Cote St. Paul, Capt. A. T. Patterson ; 

No. 6, Longueuil, Capt. George Trudeau. Paymaster , 

Capt. Jose] ih Dunn. Adjutant, Capt. A. d O. d Orson- 

wns (Montreal). 

ftfitll " Tnree Rivers" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 
Yamachiche, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, A. R. Dufresne. 
Majors, H. G. S. Dixon. (Berth ier-en-haut) and L. A. 
Dupuis (Maxkinonge). 

Companies : No. 1, Yamaehiche, Capt. Joseph Du Sault; 
No. 2, Riviere du Loup (en haut), Capt. J. II. Legris 
No. 3, Three Rivers, Capt. G. A. Tessier ; No. 4, St. 
Boniface deShewenegan, Capt. P. de Varennes ; No. 5, 
Berthier, Capt. F. J. A. Demers ; No. 6, St. Justin 
Capt. . Paymaster, Hon y Capt. C. j! 

Coulombe(S(. J tint in). Adjutant, 

074-]. "Quebec" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. 
O I LH L Aii -ii inn- l.ur.fte, Que.) Lt. -Colonel, V. de 

L. Lj&iiriiL (Quebec). Majors, Michel Fiset(L Anciennc 

Lorette) and Louis Geuest (St. Amlii-ti, 
C&lt; iiii&gt;iiii x: No. 1. Charlesbourg, Capt. J. E. Frechette; 

No. 2, Aucienne Lorette, Capt. and Bt. Maj. L. N. Laurin ; 



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No.3, St.Ambroise, Capt. J. Blondeau; No. 4, Ste. Foye, 
Capt. Luc Routhier ; No. 5, St. Augustiu, Capt. J. A. 
Quay ; No. 6, Ste Fatnille d Orleans, Capt. J Blouin. 
Paymaster, Hony. Capt. T. P. Morin, (Ste Foye). 
Adjutant, Capt. H. Octave Roy, (Aneieime Lorette). 

" Kamouraska and Cliarlevoix" Battalion of In- 
f an try (Hd. Qrs. Riviere Ouelte, Que.) Li.- 
Coloiiel, Achilles Fraser. Majors, W. J. Tretnblay 
(Les Eboulements) and Romuald Tetu (St. Gervais). 
Companies : No. 1, Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, Capt. 
Alfred Potviu ; No. -2, St. Paul s Bay, Capt. Caraille 
Bouchard ; No. 3, Kamouraska, Capt. J. E. Rossignol ; 
No. 4, St. Pacoine, Capt. Hercule Tetu ; No. 5, St. 
Denis, Capt. N. Langlais ; No. t&gt;, Baie St. Paul, Capt. 
G. N. Ciraon. Paymaster, J. L. A. Labhe, (Quebec). 
Adjutant, Bt. Maj. G. E. Taohe, (Kamouraska). 

o AfU " Temiscouata and Rimouski " Battalion of In- 
ov"- fantry (Hd. Qrs. Fraserville, Que.) Lt. -Colonel, 
Louis E. Hudon. Major, L. D. Hndon (Quebec). 

Companies : No. 1, Fraserville, Capt. George LeBel : 
No. 2, St. George de Cacouna, Capt. David Freve ; No. 
3, St. Arsene, Capt. Zachee Blanchet; No. 4, Isle 
Verte, Capt. J. E. Marceau ; No. 5, Ste. Cecile du Bic, 
Capt. L. N. Cote ; No. 6, L Anse an Sable, Capt. 
Michel Rinquet; No. 7, Rimouski, Capt. J. A. Martin; 
No. 8, St. Octave, Capt. Thos. Lebel. Paymaster, 
Hony. Maj. J. N. Pouliot (Rimouski). Adjutant, 

"Winnipeg" Battalion of Rifles (Winnipeg, 
Man.) Lt.-Colonel. C. M. Boswell. Majors, 
H. N. Ruttan and H. M. Arnold. 

Six Companies, Winnipeg : Captains, Herbert Swinford, 
L. W. G. Broughall, H. W. A. Cham-ore, John McLaren, 
D. D. Stewart, E. J. Steele. Paymaster, Wm. M. 
Fisher. Adjutant, Capt. T. H. Billraan. 

Battalion, "Manitoba Light Infantry" {Hd. Qrs. 
Stoney Mountain, Man.). Lt.-Colonel, G. F. 
Brophy, (Winnipeg). Majors," 

Companies : No. 1, St. James, Capt. A.. H. Corelli ; No. 
2 Kildonan, Capt. Augustus Mills ; No. 3, Selkirk, 
Capt. Robert Bullock ; No. 4, Springfield, Capt. T. H. 
Smith ; No. 5, Rockwood, Capt. H. Field ; No. 6, Vir- 
den, Capt. T. Routledge. Paymaster. Aiex. Mclntyre, 
(St. James). Adjt., Capt. W. R. Dow. 

QOrwl "Dorchester" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., 
J7ZI1U. &lt;gt. Isidore, Que.) Lt.-Colonel, Louis C. Genest 

(St. Bernard). Major, 
Companies : No. 1, Ste. Claire, Capt. A. Fortier; No. 2, 

St. Isidore, Oapt. Jos. Turgeon ; No. 3, St. Isidore, 



Capt, Omer Genest ; No. 4, Ste. Justine, Capt. Louis 
Mercier. Paymaster, Capt. E. Letourneau Adit., Lt. 
A. Chabot (St. Isidore.) 

QQy.fl "Cumberland" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs , 
Maccan, N. S.) Lt.-Colonel, Matthew B. Har 
rison. Major. J. A. Black (Amherst). 

Companies: No. 1, Salem, Capt. G. H. Black; No. 
2, River Philip, Capt. R. L. Black ; No. 3, Maccan 
and River Hebert, Capt. Jeptha Harrison ; No. 4, 
Maccan Mountain, Capt. H C. Mills; No. 5, &lt; ixford, 
Capt. Wm. Oxiey. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Geo. E. 
Church. Adjutant, Lt. L. B. Donkin (River Philip). 

Q/LfrVl "Victoria "Battalion of Infantry, " Argyle Higli- 
landers,"(/M Qrs., /l- dd-rk, .V. S.) I.t.-Colonel, 
William Bingham. Major, C. W. Hill (Sydney). 

Companies: No. 1, Baddeck, Capt. Wm. Cain ; No. 2. 
Middle Kiver, Capt. Chas. McUae; No. 3, Grand Nar 
rows, Capt. J. P. McNeil; No. 4, Baddeck, Capt. M. II. 
Mackenzie; No. 5, Forks Bridge, Capt. J. D. McNeil. 
Paymaster, Hony. Maj. J. L. Betlmue. Adjutant, 
Capt. H. A. Foyle. 

Q^tll Battalion, "Manitoba Grenadiers," (Hd. Qrs. 
Portage la Prairie, Man.) Lt.-Colonel, D. 
H. McMillan (Winnipeg). Majors, Stewart Mulvey 
(Winnipeg), and W. H. Nash {Emerson). 

Companies : No. 1, Brandon, Capt. ; No. 

2, Portage la Prairie, Capt. H. J. Woodside ; No. 3, 
Neepawa, Capt. J. Crawford ; No. 4, Minnedosa, Capt. 
D. Mclntosh ; No. 5, Morden, Capt. J. C. Waugh ; No. 
6, Stonewall, Capt. S. J. Jackson. Paymaster, Hon y 
Capt. W. C. Copeland. Adjutant, Capt. R. W. A. 
Rolph (Winnipeg). 

QfUVl "District of Algoma " Battalion of Rifles (Hd. 

J7UI/11 q ri g&gt; Port Arthur, Ont.) Lt.-Col. S. W. Hay. 
Majors, T. H. Elliott (Sault Ste. Marie), A. Carmichael 
(Rat Portage). 

Companies : No. 1, Port Arthur, Capt. M. N. Garland: 
No. 2, Fort William, Capt. J. S Smith; No. 3, Rat 
Portage, Capt. D. T Ferguson ; No. 4, Gore Bay, Capt. J. 
M. Fraser; No. S.Thossalon, Capt. W. A. Keetch; No. 6, 
Sault Ste. Marie, Capt. W. J. Thompson. Paymaster, 
A. L. Russell. Adjutant, Capt. G. A. Kobold, (Rat 
Portage). 

INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. 

Ne\T Westminster Rille Company (B. C.) Ca.nta.in, Ed 

S. Scoullar. 

St. John Rifle Company (N.B.) Captain, J. T. T. Hartt. 
St. Jean Baptiate Infy. Co. (Man.) Cnpt , Then. Thibault. 



MILITIA AND DEFENCE OF CANADA. 

TOTAL EXPENDITURE, 1889-90 - - - $1,287,013 59. 



Previous to the confederation of the Provinces, the de 
fence of this country was entirely in the hands of the 
Imperial Government, who for that purpose maintained 
troops in each Province, supported by various local 
volunteer militia corps. This volunteer militia Lad, 
when called upon, rendered most efficient service in 
times of trouble. 

After Confederation the British Government gradually 
withdrew all the Imperial troops from this country, and 
at present only maintain a garrison at Halifax, and a 
naval establishment there and on the Pacific coast. 

By the British North America Act the command in 
chief of all naval and military forces of and in Canada was 
vested in the Queen, and the control of the same was 
placed iu the hands of the Dominion Parliament. A De 
partment of Militia and Defence was at the same time 
established, the first Minister being Sir George E. Cartier, 
and the first Militia Act was passed in 1868, 31 Vic., chap. 
40. The Act was subsequently amended in various ways, 
but is practically embodied in the present Militia Act, 
49 Vic., chap. 41, (Revised Statutes, 1886). By it the 
militia of Canada is declared to consist of all the male 
inhabitants of Canada of the age of 18 years or upwards 
and under 60, not exempted or disqualified by 
law, this population being divided into four classes, as 
follows: 

The first class comprises those aged 18 or upwards and 
under 30, being unmarried or widowers without children. 

The second class comprises those between the ages of 



30 and 45, being unmarried or widowers without children. 
The third class comprises those between 18 and 45, 
being married, or widowers with children. 
The fourth class comprises those between 45 and 60. 
The following persons are exempt from enrolment and 
active service at any time : Judges, clergymen and 
ministers of all religious denominations, professors in 
colleges and teachers in religious orders, the wardens and 
officials of all penitentiaries and lunatic asylums, persons 
physically disabled, and any person being the only son 
of a widow and her only support. Certain other persons 
are exempt from service except in case of war. 

The number of men to be trained and drilled annually 
is limited to forty thousand, except as specially author 
ized, and the period of drill is to be sixteen days and not 
less than eight days each year. 

The Militia is divided into Active and Reserve land and 
marine force. The Active land and marine force is com 
posed of men raised either by voluntary enlistment or 
by ballot, and the Reserve force consists, practically, of 
the whole of the efficient men not serving in the Active 
Militia of the time being. 

The period of service is three years. 

The strength of the Active Militia (including a Per 
manent Forue, limited by the present Militia Act to 1000 
men) was, in October, 1891 : Cavalry 2,006 ; Field 
Artillery, 1,440 ; Garrison Artillery, 2,352 ; Engineers, 
179; Infantry, 31,733; Total, 37,710. 



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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 



67 



PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. 

Entered Confederation 1 Julj, 1867 
Population 18912,112,989. 

SEAT OP GOVERNMENT TORONTO. 

LIBUTENANT GOVERNOR. Sir Alexander Campbell, K.C.M.G., $10,000; A.D.G.to Lt.-Gov., Major W. E. Hodgins 
and Capt. Grenville Haraton. Official Secretary, C. Law, $1,200. Private Secretary, H. VernoD, $800. 

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 

Minister of Education Hon. G. W. Ross 4,000 



Attorney General Hon. Oliver Mowat $5,000 

Commissioner of Crown Lands Hon. A. S. Hardy... 4,000 



Minister nf Agriculture and Registrar Hon. John 



Dryden 

Without Portfolio Hon. E. U. Bronson 



Commissioner of Public Works Hou. C. F. Fraser... 4,000 

Secretary Hon J. M. Gibson 4.000 

Treasurer Hon. Richard Harcourt 4,000 

Clerk, Executive Council, John R. Cartwright ; J. Lonsdale Capreol, Assistant Citric, 

~r7o USE OF AS sYM^eYYT 



4,000 



Hon. Thomas Ballantyne, Speaker, ($1,250). 



OO.XSriTUEVGIB-!. 



P. 0. ADDES3. CONSTITUBRCIES. 



NAME. 



P. O. ADDRESS. 



Addington ..... James Reid Con Centreville 

Algomu. JZast Alex. F. Campbell. ..Con Brampton 

Myoma West J. Conmee Lib Port Arthur 

Brant, N. R William B. Wood ...Lib St. George 

Brant, S. R Hon. A. S. Hardy ...Lib Toronto 

BrockmUe Hon. C. F. Frasr. ...Lib Toronto 

Bruce,N.R David Porter Lib Wiarton 

Bruce, S. R H. P. O Connor Lib Walkerton 

Bruce, O. R Walter McM. Dack...Z/ib Kincardine 

Gardwett W. H. Hammell. ...Con Beeton 

Carleton G. W. Monk Con South March 

Dufferin John Barr C Shelburne 

Dundas J. P.Whitney Con vir.nisburgh. 

Durham, E.R.... George Campbell. ...E R Millbrrok 
Durham, W. R... W. T. Lockhart ...Lib Newcastle 

Elgin, E. R H. T. Godwin dm Bayham 

Elgin, W. R Dugald McCoIl Con lona 

Essex, AT. R Solomon White.Ind" Con Windsor 

Essex, S.R W. D. Balfour Lib Amherstburgh 

frontenac H. Smith Con Murvale 

Qle.nga.rry James Rayside . . . .Lib Lancaster 

Grenville Orlando Bush Con Kemptville 

Grey, iV. R. James Cleiand Lib Meaford 

Orey, C. R Joseph Rorke Con Olarksburgh 

Orey,S.R G.McKechnie L 6 Durham 

Haldimand Jacob Baxter Lib Cayuga 

Hilton W. Kerns Con Burlington 

Bamilton Hon. J. M. Gibson. ..Lib Toronto 

Hastingt, W. R... W. H. Biggar Lib Belleville 

Hastingt, B. R... W. P. Hudson Con Itoslin 

Hastingt, N. R... A. F. Wood Con Madoc 

Huron, E. R T. Gibson Lib Wroxeter 

Huron, S. R Archibald Bishop ...Lib Exeter 

Huron, W. R J. T. Garrow Lib Goderich 

Kent, E. R R. Ferguson Lib Thamesville 

Kent, W.R JamesClancy Cm Wallacebnrgh 

Kingston James H. Metcalfe.Om Kingston 

Lambton, E. R.... Hugh McKenzie . . . Lib Watford 
Lam ton, W R. Charles Mackenzie, Lib Sarnia 

Lanark, Jf. R.... W. C. Caldwell Lib Lanark. 

Lanark, S. R .... N. McLenaghan . ...Con Perth 

Leeds Robert H. Preston .Con Newboro 

Lennox W. W. Meacham ... Co n Odessa 

Lincoln Jas. Hiscott dm Virgil 

London W. R. Meredith ....Con London 

Middlesex, E.R... Richard Tooley ....Con Harrietsville 



Middlesex, N R... 
; Middlesex, W.R... 
\ Monck 

Muskoka 

! Nipissing 

Norfolk, S.R 

Norfolk, N. R.... 
, NorthumberVd E. 

NorthumberVd W. 

Ontario, N. R 

Ontario, S. R. ... 

Ottawa 

Oxford, N. R. ... 

Oxford, S. R 

Parry Sound 

Peel 

Perth, IT. R 

Perth, S. R 

Peterboro , E. R. 

Peterboro , W. R. 

Prescott 

Prince Edward.. 

Renfrew, S. R... 

Renfrew, N. R... 

Hussell 

Simcoe, E. R 

Simcoe, W. R.... 

Simcoe. C. R 

Stormont 

Toronto &lt; 

Victoria, E. R... 
Victoria, W. R... 
Waterloo, N. R... 
Waterloo, S. R.... 

Wtlland 

Wellington, S. R. 
Wellington, E. R. 
Wellington, W. R. 
Wentworth, N. R. 
Wentworth, S. R. 

York, E. R 

York, W. R 

York, N. R 



John Waters Lib Springbank 

Hon. G. W. Ross ...Lib Toronto 
Hon. R Harconrt. .Lib Welland 
George F. Marter...Cb Gravenhurst 
tohn Louschrin ....Lib Vlattawa 

W. A. Charlton Lib Lyndock 

E. C. Carpenter Lib Simcoe 

W.A. Willoughby...Con Colborne. 

Corelli 0. Field Lib Cobourg 

J. Clendenning C&lt;n Vroomanton 

Hon John Dryden.../i& Brooklin 
Hon. E. H. BronsonZi& Ottawa 

Hon. O. Mowat Lib Toronto 

Angus McKay Lib Ingersoll 

Jas. Sharpe Lib Burks Falls 

K. Chisholm Lib Brampton 

T. Magwood Con Poole 

Thos. Ballantyne ...Lib Stratford 

Thomas Blezard Lib Villiers 

Jas. R. Stratton ....Lin Peterboro 
Albert Evanturel ...Lib Alfred. 

J. A. Sprague Lib Demorestville 

J. F. Dowling Lib Egansville 

Arunah Dunlop ....Con Pembroke 

Alex. Robillard Lib Ottawa 

A. Miscampbell Con Midland 

Thomas Wylie Con Toronto 

Robert Paton Lib New Lowell 

William Mack Lib Cornwall 

Edward F. Clarke .Con Toronto 
Henry E.Clarke ...Con Toronto 

Joseph Tait Lib Toronto 

John Fell Con Bury s Green 

John McKay Lib Woodville 

E. W. B. Snider Lib St. Jacobs 

J. D. Moore Lib GttH 

William McCleary...Zt 6 Thorold 

DonaldGuthrie Zi&Guelph 

Charles Clarke Lib Elora 

A. S. Allan Lib Clifford 

J. MoMahon Lib Dundas 

Nicholas Awrey ....Lib Binbrook 
GeorufH B. Smith ...Lib Toronto 
John T. Gilmour ...Lib W. Toronto Jnn 
E. J. Davis Lib King 



Members Sessional Allowance, $600. 

OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 



Clerk of the House and Clerk of the Crown in 

Chancery, Charles T. Gillmor $1,800 

Clerk Assistant, Arthur H. Sydere. 1,400 

derk,3. M. Delamere 1,000 



Accountant, Lud. K. Cameron $400 

Law Clerk, A. M. Dymond 

Sergeant-at-Arms, F J. Glackmeyer ..., 600 

House Keeper and Chief Messenger, P. Brin 600 



ATTORNEY GENERAL S OFFICE. 

Attorney-General, Hon. Oliver Mowat $5,000 

Deputy Attorney-General, J. R. Cartwright 3,000 

Legal Secretary, A. M. Dymond 800 

Assistant Clerk Executive Council, J. L. Capreol . . . 1,500 

Clerk and Private Secretary, S. T. Bastedo 1,600 

ov. Detectives, J. W. Murray, J. E. Rogers 

PROVINCIAL SECRETARY S OFFICE. 

Provincial Secret try, Hon. J. M. Gibson $4,000 

Assistant Secretary, Geo. E. Lurasden 2,200 

Chief Clerk, 3. B. McLachlan 1,100 



Minister s Secretary, J. T. Me In tosh 

DEPARTMENT OF ASYLUMS, PRISONS AND PUBLIC 
CHARITIES. 

Inspectors of Prisons and Public Charities, R.Cbrleth $2,40 

and T. F. Chamberlain. M.D 2.200 

Chief Clerk, 3. Mann 1.200 

Shorthand Writer, F. M. Nicholson 1,100 

Accountant, W. Drnmmond 800 

Clerk, Isaac Aikins 600 

Provincial Bailiffs, 3. English, J. Waddell, P. Sim- 
ser, and I. J. Johnston 



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[1892, 



Asylums far the Insan^. 
Toronto Medical Superintendent, D. Clark, M.D.. $2,000 

Bursar, Wm. Tracy 1.400 

London Medical Superintend I, R. M. Bucke, M.D. Sd.OOO 

Bursar, C. A. Sippi 1-400 

Kingston Medical Saperint d t, C. K Clarke, M.D. 2 000 

Bursar, William Mglin 1.300 

Hamilton Medical Superintend t, J Russell, M.D. 2,000 

Bursar, B. Way 1,300 

Asylum for Idiots, Orillia 

Medical Superintendent, A, H. Beaton, M.D 1,600 

Bursar, T. J. Muir 1,000 

Institution fot the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville 

Superintendent, R. Mathison 1,601 

Bursar, A. Matheson 850 

Institution for the Blind, Brantford 

Principal. A. H. Dymond 1,600 

Bursar, W. N. Hossie 950 

Central Prison for Ontario, Toronto 

Warden, Jas. Massie 2 &gt; 001 

Bursar, T. Quinn 1&gt;300 

Reformatory for Boys, Peuetanguishene 

Superintendent Thos. McCrosson 1,600 

Bursar, W. P. Band 50 

Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Females and In 
dustrial Refuge lor Girls, Toronto 

Superintf.ndent, Mrs. O Reilly 

Burtar, R. W. Laird 

INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS. 

Inspector, Joseph Dickey 1,700 

INSPECTOR OP REGISTRY OFHUtS. 

Inspector, E.F. B. Johnston 2,000 

DEPARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS. 

Commissioner of Crown Lands, Hon. A. S. Hardy. . $4,000 

Assistant Commissioner, Aubrey White 2,800 

Law Clerk, G. Kennedy 2.000 

Shorthand Writer, Frank feign 1 250 

Free Grants and Sales Branch. 

Chief Clerk, A. Kirkwood 1,900 

Surveys, Patents and Roads. 

Director of Surveys, Q. B. Kirkpatrick, P.L.S 1,90 

Draughtsman, W. Revell 1,300 

Chief Clerk, Patents, J. M. Grant 1,400 

Superint nt Colonization Roads, H. Smith 1,900 

Woods and Forests Branch. 

Chief Clerk, J. A. G. Crozier 1,650 

Accounts Branch. 

Accountant, D. G. R-.ss 1,800 

Registrar, C. S. Jones 1,400 

Mining Bureau. 

Director of Mines, A. Blue 3,000 

Crown Timber Agents. 



Ottawa W. I. Macdonald 

Port Arthur H. Munro 

Crown Land Agents. 
Apsley ....Duncan Anderson , Nipissing .. 

Bracebridge J. W. Dill 

Bruce Mines.... John F. Day 

Brudenell John Whelan 

EganvUle James Reeves 

Emsdale E. Handy 

Emo W. R. B. Marsh 

Haliburton ....C. R. Stewart 

Kingston R. Macpherson 

L Amable J. R. Tait 

Magnetewan S. G. Best 

Mattawa B. J. Gilligan 

Minden W. Fielding 



Quebec J. Mackay 

Rat Portage ...W. Margach 



DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 

Commissioner, Hon. C. F. Fraser $4,000 

Secretary, Wm. Edwards 2,100 

Architect, Kivas Tully 2.400 

Engineer, R. McCallum 2,000 

Law Clerk and Accountant, J. P. Edwards 1.200 

Architectural Draugfitsman, F. A. Heakeg 1,300- 

Engitieering Draughtsmen, R. P. Fairbairn 1,200 

C. Q. Horetzky 1,000 

Ass t Architectural Dr sman, T. M. Hennessy 1 000 

Shorthand Writer, M Wilson 1,100 

Clerk and Paym r of Outlying Works, S G. O Grady 950 

Messenger, C. A. McDonald 650 

REGISTRAR-GENERAL S DEPARTMENT. 

Registrar-General, Hon. J. Dryden $4,000 

Inspector, H. S. Crewe 1,400 

Chief Clerk, Frederick Warwick 1,000 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 

Minister, Hon. J. Dryden 4,000 

Private Secretary, W. B Varley 800 

Dep. Minister &lt; Secy. Bureau of Statistics, C. C. 

James 2,200 

Assistant Secretary of Bureau, W. F. McMaster 1,650 

First Clerk, W. 0. Galloway 1,150 

Shorthand Writer, Thos.McGillicuddy 900 

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, GUELPH. 

President, James Mills 2,000 

Prof, of Agriculture, Thog. Shaw 2,000 

Prof, of Biology, J. H. Panton 1,800 

Prof, of Chemistry, A. E. Shnttleworth 1,500 

Prof, of Dairying. H. H. Dean 1,200 

Prof, of Veterinary Science, J. C. Granside 1,000 

Asst. Resident Master, E. L. Hunt 1,000 

Bursar, A. McCallum 950 

PROVINCIAL TREASURER S DEPARTMENT. 

Treasurer, Hon. Richard Harcourc $4,000 

Assistant Treasurer, D. E. Cameran . . 2.200 

Chief Clerk, F. A. Carrell 1,300 

Treas., Se.c. & Clerk of Algoma Taxes, L. V. Percival 1,550 

Cashier, W. C. Noxon 1,100 

PROVINCIAL AUDITOR S BRANCH 

Provincial Auditor, C. H. Sproule 2,400 

Book-keeper, A. J. Ratlray 1,300 

PROVINCIAL BOARD OF HEALTH. 

Chairman, J. J. Cassidy, M.D., Toronto 400 

Secretary, P. H. Bryce, M.A., M.B., Toronto 2,000 

Clerk, W. H. H. Muss^n 900 



J. S. Scarlett 

Plevna G. W. Dawson 

Parry &gt;SPd...Mrs. T. Mackay 
Pembroke .... D. J. Kennedy 
Rat Portage, A.G. Campbel 1 
Rd s Land g. A.G. Han- i on 
SauU Stt. Marie. C.P. -.rown 

Sudbury Thomas Ryan 

Sturgeon .fhlis.J.D.Cockburn 
Thessalon. . . .W. L. Nichols 
Thunder Bay.. I. F. Ruttan 
Walford P. O.D.G. McDonald 



INSPECTOR OF INSURANCE. 

Inspector, J. Howard Hunter, M. A 



. . . 2,200 

IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT. 

Secretary, David Spence 1.300 

Agent in Liverpool, P. Byrne 2,360 

LICENSE AND ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACCOUNTS BRANCH 

First Officer, Henry Totten 1,900 

Accountant, Thomas Botham 1,400 

QUEENS PRINTER. 

Queen s Printer, L. K. Cameron 1,300 

Assistant Queen s Pi inter, G. E. Thomas 1,000 

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT -(Si. JAMES SQUARE. 
Minister of Education, Hon. G. W. Ross, LL.B... $4,000 
Deputy Minister of Education, John Millar, B.A .. 2,200 

Chief Clerk and Accountant, F. J. Taylor 1,600 

Minister s Private Secretary. Henry Alley 1,30(&gt; 

Senior Clerks, 3. T. R. Stiuson, II. M. Wilkinson, ea 1,250 

" A. C. Paull, F. N. Nudel each 1,100 

Librarian & Historiographer, 3. G. Hodgins, LL.D. 2,000 
Sup. Mech. Insts. d- Arts Schools, S.P. May, M.D 1,700 



PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 

Entered Confederation 1st July, 18G7. Population 18911,488,586. 
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT QUEBEC. 

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. Hon. A. R. Angers, $10,000 ; Capt, H. F. Sheppard, Aide-de-Camp ; F. de L. Tacb.6, Private- 
Secretary; \\alter Lannen, Messenger. 



EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 

Commissioner of Crown Lands Hon. Qeo. Duhamel. 

Attorney-General " J. E. Robidoux. 

(Without Portfolio) " A. Boyer. 

Secretary and Registrar " Ch. Langelier. 



Premier and Commissioner of Agricul 
ture and Colonization Hon. H. Mercier, 

Commissions of Public Works " P. Garneau. 

President of Couneil " D.A.Ross. 

Treasurer " Jos. Shehyn. 

OFFICERS. G. Grenier, Clerk Executive Council; W. Learnmouth and A. Gen6rnx Clerks; and two Messengers. 



1892] 



PROVINCE OF QUEBEC. 



9 



LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 

Hon. HENRY STARNES, Speaker. 



DIVISION. 



NAME. 



P. 0. ADDRESS. 



Alma Hon. Louis Tourville, li&.Montreal 



Bedford " 

DeLa Duraniaye 
DeLanaudiere... 



Thos. Wood Corc.Dunham Flats 

Pierre Garneau . . Lib .Quebec 

L. Svlvestre iib.lsle dn Pad. 

f F. "Xavier../w. Con. \ St. Pierre les 
1 Oride MSthot. .I.C.I Bequets 
J. Q. La violette... Con. Montreal 
H. Starnes...it6. Cora. Montreal 
David A. Ross ....iib.Quebec 



De la Valliere.... " 

De Lorimier " 

De Salaberry.. " 

Qolfe " 

Orandville " Elisee Dionne ....I. C. \ f te ; 

( IH r 

Inkerman " G. Bryson, Jr Lib Fort Coulonge 

Kennebec " N. C..Cormier tt b.Plfssisville 

La Salle..., " F. X P. Larue 



.Con. 



St.Augustin, 
Pontneuf. 



DIVISION. NAME. P- 0. ADDRBS8. 

Lauzon Hon.L N. Larochelle St. Anselme 

Les Laurentides " Guillaume Bresse . //.Quebec 

Mille Isles " David Marsil LM. Eustache 

Montarville " C.B.deBoucherville.C.Boucherville 

" H.Archambeault,.Zv" C.Montreal 
" Wilfrid Prevost...Zib.Montrel 
" P. B.deLaBruere...C.St. Hyacinthe 
,, ( Ste. Anne de 
" John Jones Ross... C. I i a P6rade. 

Jos. A. Dorion ....Cow. St. Ours 

John Hearn Con.Quebec 

( CoteStAntoine 



Repentigny . 

Rigaud " 

Rougemont " 

Shawinigan " 

Saurel " 

Stadacona " 

Victoria " 

Wellington " 



Jas.K.Ward...^b.j- Montreal 
Francis E. Oilman. i. Montreal 



Clerk, Louis Frechette. 



Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, Samuel Staunton Hatt, 

Cl rk Assistant, R. Campbell. 

Clerk of Private Bills, A. L. Desaulniers. 

Accountant, R. Campbell. 



OFFICERS OP THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 

Clerk of English Journal and English Trans., R. Campbell. 



Clerk of French Journal and French Translator, Nap 

Legendre 

Sergeant-at-Arms, 0. E. Dorion. 
Clerk of Committees, J. E. Baribeau. 



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 

Hon. F. G. Marchand, Speaker. 



CONSTITUENCIES. 



NAME. 



P. 0. ADDRESS. 



Argenteuil 

Athabaska Girouard,JosephEna,i. Drummpndville 

Bagot McDonald, Milton. Con. StAndred Act n 

Beauce 

Beauharnois Bisson, Elie Hercule.i. Montreal 

Bellechasif. Turgeon, Adelard...ii6. X. D. de Levis 

Berthier Chene vert, Alphonsei. Btrthierville 

Bonaventure Mercier,EIon.Hon&lt; re,. Quebec 

Brome England, Refus N.Cora. Knowlton 

Chambly Rocheleau,A...^Va&lt;. Lib. St. Hubert 

Champlain Grenier, Dr. Pierre,Cora. St. Maurice 

Charlevoix Morin, Joseph. Nat Lib. Baie St. Paul 

Ohateauguay .... Robidoux, Hon.J.E,..i. Quebec 

Chicout.et Saguf. Cote, Onesime Nat. Bagotville 

Gompton Mclntosh, Johnjun..C. Waterville 

Deux-Montagnes . Beauchamp,Benj../ra.C. St. Hermas 

Dorchester Pelletier.Hon.L. P.^C. Quebec 

Drummond Watts, William J... Cora. Drummondville 

Qasp6 Carrier, Achille ...Lib. Quebec 

Hochelaga Villeneuve, Jos. O. ...C. Montreal 

Huntingdon Cameron, Dr. A... Lib C. Huntingdon 

Iberville Goss^lin, F. (fils)....ii6. St. Alexandra 

Jacques Cartier... Boyer, Hon. A Lib. Montreal 

Joliette Basinet, Louis Lib. S. Ch. Barromee 

Kamouraska .... Desjardins, C. A.....Iiid. St. Andre de K 

Laprairie Duhamel. Hon. G... Lib. Quebec 

L Assomptian .... Marion, Joseph ...Con. StPaulL Erm te 

Laval LeBlanc, P. E Con. Montreal 

Levis Lemieux, F. X Lib. Quebec 

L Islet Dechene, F.G.Miville,i. Quebec 

Lotbiniere Laliberte, E. H Lib. Warwick 

Maskinongt Lessard, Joseph ...Con. Montreal 

Matane : Pinault, L. F Lib. Quebec 

Mtgantic Johnson, A. 8 Con. Thetford 

Missisquoi Spencer, Elijah E... Cora. Frelighsburg 

Montcalm Martin, J. A Con. St Jacques dei" A 



CONSTITUENCIES. NAME. P. O. ADDRESS. 

Montmagny Bernatchez. N...7n.Lt6. St. Thomas deM 

Montmorency Langelier, Chas ..Lib. Quebec 

Montreal No. 1 ... Beland, Joseph . ...Lib. Montreal 
Montreal No. 2 ... Brunei, Joseph . . Lib. Montreal 
Montreal No. 3 ... Rainville, Henri TA.Lib. Montreal 
Montreal No. 4 ... Cltsndinneng, Wm. 1C. Montreal 

Montreal No. 5 ... Hall, John S Cora. Montreal 

Montreal No. 6 ... McShane, Hon. 3. ..Lib. Montreal 

Napiervitte Ste Marie, Louis ...Lib. NapierviUe 

Nicolet Monfette, Joseph A.. In. SttSophie de L 

Ottawa Rochon, Alfred ...Lib. Hull 

Pontiac Poupore, W. J Con. Chichester 

Portneuf. Tessier, Jules Lib. Quebec 

Quebec-Est Shehyn, Hon. Soa.Lib. Quebec 

Quebec-Quest Murphy, Owen Lib. Quebec 

Quebec-Centre ... Rinfret, Dr. R. V...Lib. Quebec 
Quebec (comif) ... Fitzpatrick, Chas....Lio. Quebec 

Richmond Bedard, Joseph ..Con. Richmond 

Richelieu Cardin Ls. Pierre P.. C. Sorel 

Rimouski Tessier, Augusta ...Lib. Kimouski 

Rouville Girard, Alfred Ind. Marieville 

St. Hyacinthe .... Desmarais, Odilion,it 6. St. Hyacinthe 

St. Jean Marchand, Hon.F.G.. St. Jean 

St. Maurice Duplessis, L. T. N. L.C. Trois Rivieres 

St. Sauveur Parent, S. N Lib. St. Sauvetir 

Shefford De Grosbois, Dr. T.B.. Roxton Falls 

Sherbrooke Robertson, Hon.J.G.C. Sherbrooke 

Soulanges Bourbonnais, A ...Na&gt;. Coteau Landing 

Stanstead Lovell, Modie Brock. C. Coaticook 

Tfmiscouata Pouliot, Chas. E ...Lib. Frastrville 

Terrebonne Nantel, Q. A Con. Montreal 

Trois- Rivieres ... Normand, T. E ....Con. Trois RiviSres 

Vaudreuil Lalonde, Dr. E Lib. Rigaud 

Vfrcheres Lussier, A. A. Ed. K.L. Varennes 

Wolfe Picard, Jacques. .. Con. Wotton [Lac 

Ydmaska Gladu, Victor. .Nat. L. St. Francois du 



OFFICERS OF THE LKSISLATIVE "ASSEMBLY. 
Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, anl Clerk jifl he Croun Assistant, Clerk of Votesand Proceedings, G. Villeneuve. 



in Chancery, L. Delorme. 
Sergeant-at-Arms, Dr. GeJ6on Laroque. * 

Aufttani Gte.rk of Legislative Assembly, Etienne Simard. 
Deputy Clerk, Clerk of the English Journal and Records, 

Paul E. Smith. 

Assistant Clerk of the Enylish Journal, 3. Whyddon. 
Accountant, Laurent Simoneau. 
Clerks of the Private Bills Committee, Edouard Lemoine, 

Charles Dela^rave. 

Chief French Translator, Leon Ledieu. 
Assistant French Translators, Ernest Tremblay, J. E. Z. 

Bouchard. 

Chief English Translator. Crawford Lindsay. 
Assistant English Translators, Lawrence Stafford and 

Joseph E. Treffry. 
Clerk &lt;&gt;f Votes and Procerdinjs, B. Marquette. 



Clerk of French Journal and Petitions, Louis Fortier. 

Assistant Clerk of Votes and Petition*, A. J. Macdonald. 

Clerk of Committees, I. Boutin Bourasfa 

Clerk of Printing and Records, Stationery, 

Post Master, Z. Duhamel. 

Assistant Post Master 

Chief Copying Clerk, P. P. Daunais. 

Copying Clerk, Ls. Philippe Bouchard. 

Chief Messenger, Olivier Robitaille. 

Library. 

Librarian, L. P. Lemay. 
Clerks, Joseph Trudel and Joseph Desjardins. 

Department of the Law Clerk 
Law Cl"rk. C. A. Parisault. 
Assistant Law Cl&gt;-rk, Iheophilns Oliver. 



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[1892. 



PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR S OFFICE. 

Provincial Registrar, Hon. Ch. Langelier. 
Deputy Registrar, Jean 0. Langelier. 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL. 

Attorney-Gaieral. Hon. J. E. Robidoux. 
Assistant Attorney-General, L. I. Cannon. 
Clerks, II. Dtlattrave an a A. J. Cote. 
Messenger, W. I)ub6. 

SECRETARY S OFFICE. 

Provincial Secretary, Hon Ch. Langtlier. 

Assistant Secretary. Jos. Boivin. 

Private Secretary, Charles DeGuise 

Inspector of Registry Offices, A Geoffrion. 

Inspectors of Public Offices, Gaols, and Asylums, John 

Aylen, M.D., A. L. de Martigny, M.D., and L. L. L. 

Desaulniers, M.D, 
Chief Clerk, Jos. Dumont, 
English C&lt;n~respondence, T. J. Molony. 
Recording Clerk, J. 0. Laurin. 
Clerk of Statistics, and Clerk of accounts. Lunatic Asylums, 

Reformatory and Industrial Schools, C. E. Deschamps. 
Accountant, Felix. Campeau. 
Assistant Accountant, Eric Dorion. 
Clerks, J. B.Gagnon. Samuel Bergeron. andThos. Gagnon. 

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 

Treasurer, Hon. J. Shehyn. 

At&t Treasurer and Sec of Treas y Board, H T. Machin. 

Book Keeper, H. Hemming. 

Sten tgrapher, R. H. O Regan. 

Minister s Private Secretary, J. E. Dnbeau. 

Audit Branch. 

Provincial Auditor, A. H. Voiret. 
Deputy Auditor, F. D. Tim. 

Revenue Branch. 

Comptroller, A. Bro&aan. 
Inspector, T. A. Poston. 

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. 

Superintendent of Public Instruction, Hon. G. Ouimet. 

Secretaries. P. de Gazes and Geo. Wm. Farmelee. 

Special Officer, J. N. Miller. 

Curator of the Museum, D. N. St-Cyr. 

Accountant, John Strang. 

CUrk of Statistics, F. X. Couillard. 

Recording Clerk, L. J. Prejen. 

Librarian and Clerk of French Correspondence, G. Ouimet. 

CUrk of Accounts, L. Lefebvrs. 

Clerk of English Correspondence, W. G. L. Paxman. 

Assistant Bnokkee.per, Charles Blanchet. 

Clerks, A. Dessane, C. Leyeeque and P. Prevost. 

"DEFT. OF AGRICULTURE & COLONIZATION. 

Commissioner, Hon. H. Mercier. 

Assistant Commissioner, 

Accountant, A. M. F. d Kschambatilt. 

Director of Colonization, H. A. Turgeon. 

Secretary, 8. Sy] ventre. 

Secretary of Council nf Agriculture, Edward A. Barnard. 

Registrar, A. C. Guilbault. 

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 

fommiisioner, Hon. 1 ierre Garneau. 
Assistant Commissioner, 8. Lesage. 



Secretary. E. Gagnon. 

Assistant Engineer d-Sup ndent of Public Works,E. Chare Bt 

Accountant. Elias Mailloux. 

Director of Railways, E. Moieau. 

Registrar, A. C. Guilbault. 

Engineer of Railways, L. A. ValI6e. 

Inspector of Works, J. 0. Methot. 

Draughtsman, T. A. Trudel. 

Mechanical Engineer. Treffle Lacroix. 

DEPARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS. 

Commissioner. Hon. G. Duhamel. 

Assistant Commissioner, E. E. Tach6. 

Superintendent of Surveys, C. E. Gauvin. 

Surv rs rf- Dr tsmen, J Tache, P. M. A. Genegt, F. X. Qenest 

G. Rinfret. P. O Farrell, T. Rinfret. 

Inspectors of Surveys, H. O Sullivan and D. 0. Morency^ 
Accountant and Cashier, I. E. Lepage. 
Assistant Accountant and Cashier, A. Woods. 
Superintendent of Woods and Forests. Victor Derome. 
Supermtendtnt of Lands Sales (Sec. West), C. 0. LavaSe. 
Superintendent of Land Sales (Sec. East), L. L. Kivard. 
Clerk in charge of Stationery, C. A. Parant. 
Registrar and Fish and Game Sup t, J. N. Proulx. 
Secretary of Cadastre, G. A. Varin; Ass t do., C. Chartre. 
Draughtsman, L. N. Dufresne. 
Mining Engineer, J. Obalski. 
Office Keeper, J. Caron. 

Crown Timber and Land Agents. 



Montreal D. Tasse 

Three Rivers E. Lacerte 

Tad iusac A. Gingras 

Malbie L. A. Boulianne 

JUaira W.H. Cl*pperton 

Quebec ohn Mackay 

MoreheadP.O....W. Clar 

Bull R. W. Farley 

Maniwaki J. Comeau 

Thurso...3.A. Cameron, jun 

Grenville A. B. Filion 

Cheneville...Hercule Chene 
Chute aux Iraq s . A.Provost 

Waterloo E.Kemp 

ArtJiabaskaville.A. Gagnon 
St. Francois, Beauce .... 
W.H. B. C de Lery 



Chicoutimi. H .A. TremWaj 

Rtiberval G. Audet 

New Carlisle.... Vf. Maguire 
St. Alex. M p dia. . J. Pitre 
Ste. Claire...J. E. Cayouette 
Montmagny...J. E.Caggrain 

Rimouski W. P. Brapeau 

Rimouski JB......Alex.Frader 

Gaspe Basin... . A.. T. Carter 

ttrct J. A. Lesperance 

Cap Chat Louis Roy 

Quebec J. K.Boily 

Joliette J. B. Delfansse 

Hull J. T. Madore 

Sfierbrooke ..L. Farwell 

Riv re duLoup N. Lebel 

Bate des Peres... A. E. Quay 



CORPORATION OF LAND SURVEYORS OF THE PROVINCE 
OF QUEBEC. 

Board of Management. 

President, Antoine Painchaud. 
Vice-Presidents, D. C. Morency, John Bignell. 
Secretary-Treasurer. C. E. Gauvin. 
Syndic., Jos. P. B. Casgrain. 



W. A. Ashe 

J. A. U. Beaudry 

Thos. Breen 



Members. 

J. N. Gastonguay 
J. E. Sirois 
Jos. E. Milhot 
Jer. Gallagher 



P. C. Talbot 
Horace Dumais 
Raoul Rinfret 



QUEEN S PRINTER S OFFICE. 

Queen s JYmter.C.y.Lanplois I Book Keeper, C. Pageau 
Clerk Kd. Trudelle | ExtraClerk J.A.Trnngiiille- 



PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK. 

Entered Confederation 1st July, 1867. 

Population 1891, 321,294. 
SEAT OF GOVERNJ.JNT FREDERICTON. 

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR Ilia Honour Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley, C.B., K.C.M.G., $9,000. Major Gordon, I.S.C., 

Lt.-Oolonel Armstrong, Aides-de-Camp, 

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 



Premier and Attorney-General. .Hon. A. Flair $2.100 

Provincial Secretary " J Mitchell.. 2,100 

Surveyor-Central " L. J.Tweedle 1,700 

Chitf Commis. Public Works.... " P.G.Ryan... 1,700 



Srkctior-Gtneial Hon. W. Pugsley.. $1,200 

Prett. of Coun. d Mem. P. Wks. " 

Member of Cf*n. rf Pub. W AT. " A.Harrison.. 

Mtmber of Council " 0. J. LeBlanc 



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71 



LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 

Hon. QEO. F. HILL, Presidenr. 



NAME. 



COUNTIES. 

Albert 

" Hon. James Ryan Elgin 



P. O. ADDRESS. 



Charlotte 

Gloucester 

Kent 

Kings 

Worthumbert d 



O. H. Flewelling... 



NAME. 



P. 0. ADDRESS. 



CODNTIE8. 

Restigouche. ...Hon. 

" J. C. Barberie Campbellton 

T. R. Jones St. John 



St. John " 



A. Harrison Maueerville 

A. D. Richard Dorcfiester 

F. P. Thompson . . Fredericton 

G. W. White Cent erville 



George T. Hill St. Stephen 

R. Young ...Caraquete 

Sunbury 

Westmoreland. 
York 

Carlton " 

Queen s Francis Woods \Velsford 

Members Sessional Allowance, $300 and Mileage. 

OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 

Clerk, Geo. Botsford $1,000 I Assistant Clerk, 3. H. Pbair $500 

Engrosting Clerk, Jas. S White 300 | Usher Black Rod, John E. Perks 168 

Doorkeeper, Chas. H. Biggs. 

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 



Hon. A. S. White, Speaker. 



OONSTITCBNCleS. 



NAME. 



P. 0. ADDRESS. 



CONSTITUENCIES. 



NAME. 



P. 0. ADDRESS. 



Albert ... 

H 

Carleton .. 

H 

Charlotte 



Gloucester 
ft 

Kent . ... 


King t .... 



...Dr. Lewis Hillsborough 

...Hon. G. S. Turner ...Harvey 

...G. R. Ketchum 

...M.C. Atkinson, M.D. 

...Win. Douglas 

...Hon. Jas. Mitchell ...St. David a 

.James Russell St. George 

.George F. Hibbard ...St. Stephen 
.Hon. P. G. Ryan ...Caraquet 



. .Augnste Legere ., 
. . J. D. Phimey . ... 

...Wm. Puga ^y 

...George L. Taylor 
...Albert S. White 
Levite Theriault 



...St. Louis. 
...Richibucto 



Madawaska 

Northumberland. Jas. Robinson 
" John O Brien 



Queen s 
Restigouche . 

ti 

St. John (City) 


...T. Hetherington 
...Wm. Murray ... 
.. C. H. LaBillois ... 


...Campbellton 
...Dalhousie 
St. John 


and Co. ... 


...A. 0. Smith 


St. John 


H 
H 
H 

u 


...A. A. Stockton.... 
...Jas. Rourke 
...H. A. McKeown.... 
...Wm. Shaw 


...St. John 
...St. Martins 
...St. John 
.St. John 


Sunbury . 


...W. E. Perley 




H 

Victoria 

Westmoreland 
(i 



u 

York 

(C 
H 
f| 


...Chas. B. Harrison 
...Geo. T. Baird .. 
...O. Melanson 
...Thad. Stevens ... 
...D. L. Hanington 
...H. A. Powell ... 
...Hon. A. G. Blair 
...Wm. Wilson ... 
...Richard Bellamy 
...John Anderson .... 


...Centre Perth 
...Shediac 
...Moncton 
...Dorchester 
...Sackville 
...Fredericton 
...Fredericton 
...Fredericton 
...The Barony 



...Newcastle 
...Newcastle 

" Lemuel J. Tweedie ...Chatham 

J. P. Burchill, Nelson 

Queen s Albert Palmer Hampstead 

Members Sessional Allowonce, $300 and Mileage. 
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 

Clerk, R. R. Rainsford $1,000 I Sergeant-atrArm*, John Grieves... . 

Clerk Assistant 3. Richards 500 | Engrossing Clerk, Albert Gregory . 



$168 
300 



PROVINCIAL SECRETARY S OFFICE. 

Pi-oo. &.c y an -1 Receiver- Gen l, Hon. J. Mitchell . $2,100 

Deputy Provintial Secretary, R W. L. Tibbits 1.400 

Deputy Receiver-Central, Q. N. Babbitt 1,500 

Clerk, E. Hinson 800 

SURVEYOR-GENERAL S DEPARTMENT. 

Surveyor- General. Hon. L. J. Tweedie $1,70 

Deputy Survey nr- General, Andrew Inches 1,2 0^ 

Chief Draughtsman. T. G. Loggie 1,20 

Accoun ant and Lumber Agent, W. P. Flewelling... 1,200 

BOARD OF WORKS DEPARTMENT. 

Chief Cimimissimv.r, Hon. P. G. Ryan $1,700 

Secretary to Board of Works, T. B. Winslow 1,200 



Engineer, A. G. Beckwith $1,200 

Clerk, Q. Fred. Coy 700 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 

Commissioner, Hon. Jas. Mitchell $2,100 

Secretary, Chas. H. Lugrin 1,200 

Solicitor-General, Hon. W. Pugsley 1,200 

DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS. 

Auditor-Gvieral, Jas. S. Beek $1,600 

Clerk, T. Otty Crookshank 600 

Clerk of the Pleas, T. Carleton Allen. 
Deputy Clerk of the Pleas, Robt. Wetmore. 

Librarian, H. G. C. Wetmore 500 

Caretaker of the House, John Lister. 



PROVINCE OP NOVA SCOTIA. 

Entered Confederation 1st, July, 1867. 
Population 1891450,523. 

SEAT OF GOVERNMENT HALIFAX. 

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (and Deputy Governor for signing Marriage Licenses) His Honour M. B. Daly, $9,000. 

Lt.-Col. H. W. Clerke, Private Secretary. 

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 

Members without Office Hon. Thomas Johnson 

" " Daniel McNeil 

" " Qeo. H.Murray 



Colin F. Mclsaac. 



President of Council and Pro 
vincial Secretary Hon. W. S. Fielding $4,000 

Attorney- General " J W.Longley 3,200 

Com. of Works and Mines " Charles E. Church 3,200 
Retired Members of Executive Council retaining their rank and precedence, by special permission of Her Majesty. 

Hon. Charles Tupper, C.B., Hon. James McDonald, Hon. Samuel L. Shannon, Hon. Alex. McFarlane. Hon. Adams 

Q. Archibald. 

Speaker of Legislative Assembly, Hon. M.J.Power, Halifax 



Presiden of Legislative Council, Hon. Robert Boak. 
Cltrk of Legislative Council, A. G Troop. 



Clerk of Legislative Assembly, Johu W. Ouseley, 



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BRITISH COLUMBIA PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 



[1892. 



PROVINCE OP BRITISH COLUMBIA. 

Entered Confederation July 20th, 1871. 

Population 189192,767. 

SEAT OF GOVERNMENT VICTORIA, V. I. 

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR Hon. Hugh Nelson, $9,000. Private Secretary, H. Stanton, $1,200. 

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 

President Hon. C. E. Pooley. 



Premier, Prov. Sec., Min. of Mines and Cleric 

of Executive Council.... Hon. John Robson $3,000 

Attorney-General " Theo. Davie, Q.C. . . 3,000 



Chief Commissioner of Lands and 

Works Hon. F. G. Vernon... $3,000 

Min. of Fin. & Agriculture . " 3. H. Turner.... 3,000 



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 

Hon. D. W. HIQOINS, Speaker, $500. THORNTON FELL, Clerk of Legislative Assembly, $600. 



CONSTITUENCIES. 
Alberni 



NAME. 



?. 0. ADDRESS. 



Cariboo 

Cattiar 

Comox 



Qtwrichan 

Gulf Islands. . 

Eiquimalt 

r &gt; 

Kootenay East . 
Koolenay West. 

Lillooet 

Nanaimo list., 



..Thcmas Fletcher Alberni 

(Joseph Mason Barkerville j 

.} S. A. Rogers Barkerville 

I Hon. John Robson. Victoria 

.A. J. Hall Alert Bay 

.Joseph Hunter Victoria 

/ Hon. Theo Davie. ...Victoria 

\Henry Croft Chemainus 

. J. P. Booth Salt Spring Island 

( Hon. D. W. Higgins. Victoria 

\C. E. Pooley Victoria 

.Col. Jas. BaKer Kootenay 

.J. M. Kellie Cranbrook 

j A. W. Smith Lillooet 

( I\ A. Stoddart Clinton 

(C. C. McKenzie Nanaimo 

\Thos.Forster Nanaimo 



CONSTITUENCIES. 



NAME. 



P. 0. ADDB.ESS. 



Nanaimo Ciy....Thos. Keith Nanaimo 

New Westminsters. C. Brown New Westminster 

r, f F. C. Cotton Vancouver 

Vancouver j j w Horne Vancouver 

fD. M. Eberts Victoria 

(G. W. Anderson ....Saanich 

f John Grant Victoria 

I Bobert Beaven Victoria 

| G. L. Milne Victoria 

I^Hon. J. H. Turner... Victoria 
(Hon. F. G. Vernon. Victoria 

Tale &lt; G. B. Martin Ducks and Pringle 

1C. A. Semlin Cache Creek 

(C. B. Sword Riverside 

Westminster ( Thos. E. Kitchen.... Chilliwhack 

(.James Punch Brownsville 



Victoria. Dist.... 



Victoria City.... 



Members Sessional Allowance. $400 and Mileage. 



PKOVINCIAL SECRETARY S DEPARTMENT. 

Provincial Secretary and Minister of Mines, Hon. 

John Robson $3,COO 

Deputy Provincial Secretary, A. C. Reddie 3,500 

Superintendent Printing Branch, R, Wolfenden.... 2.C40 

ATTORNEY-GENERAL S DEPARTMENT. 

Attorney- General, Hon. Theo. Davie, Q C $3,000 

Drputy-Attorney-Grneral, Henry A. Barton 2,160 

Registrar Gen. of Titles, C. J. Leggatt 2,160 

Dap. Registrar New Westminster, T. 0. Towuley ... . 2,000 



LAND AND WORKS DEPARTMENT. 

Chief Commissioner, Hon. F. (i. Vernon $3,000 

Deputy Commissioner, W. S. Gore 2,160 

Draughtsman. B. H. John 1,680 

Clerk of Records, S. Phipps 1,320 

TREASURY: DEPARTMENT.^. 
Minister of Finance and Agticulture, Hor.J. 11. 

Turner $3,000 

Deputy Treasurer, A. Flett 2,040 

Auditor, J. McB. Smith 2,160 



PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 

Entered Confederation 1st July, 1873. 

Population 1891109,088. 

SEAT OF GOVERNMENT CHARLOTTETOWN. 

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR J. S. Carvell, Esq , $7,000. 

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 

Member of Council Hon. Peter Sinclair 

" Jag. W. Richards 

" " " Thomas Kickliam 

" " George Forbes 



Attorney-General Hon. Fred k Peters 

Commis. of Public Works Jas. R. Maclean 

Provincial Secretary & Treasurer, A. Macmillan 

Member of Council D. Farquharson 

" " Alex. Laird 



Arthur Newbery, Clerk. 



LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 

Hon. BENJ. ROGERS, President, $400. 

OFFICERS OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 



Clerk John Ball $694 

Other of Slack Rod Jesse. E. Burns 90 

Reporter Benjamin Balderston. ... 300 



Messenger Alex. Chaisson $80 

Doorkeeper Alex. MacBeath .... 65 



HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 

Hon. B. D. MCLELLAN, Speaker, $400. 

OFFICEES OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 



Chitf Clerk, Archibald McNeil $550 

Atttotant Clerk, F. W. Hughes 450 

Reporter!, James Ramsay, Win. H. Croskill . each 225 



Sergeant-at-Arms. Jas. F. White $200 

Messengers, Don. Matheson, $70; Win. B. Pound... S5 
Doorkeepers, J. F. Arsenault, Neil Mclsaac ... each 85 



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MANITOBA NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES. 



73 



PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. 



Attorney General, Hon. Fred k Peters $1.300 

Prov. Sec.-Treas. and Com. of Crmvn and Pub. 

Lands Hon. Angus Macmillan 1,300 

Asst.Com. of Crown and Pub. Lands, J. A. McDonald 800 

Draughtsman Pub. Lands, Thos. May(^ time)..... 300 

Clerk " " Matthew Gallant 600 

Asst. Prov. Sec.-Treas , A. Newb-.rey 1.000 

Com. of Pub. Works. Hon. Jas. R. Maclean l^SOO 

Sec. of Pub. Works, 3. W. Morrison 1,000 

Draughtsman Pub. Works, H. C. McMillan 600 

Clerk " " H. H. Beer 500 

Medical Superintendent Hospital for 



Prothonotary, J. A. Lmgwottb $ 800 

Clerkof Crown, W. A. Weeks 520 

Official Sienographer and Type Writer, Wm. H. 

CroBkill 675 

Reg. of Deeds, Wm. C. White - 900 

Asst. Beg. of Deeds, Michael Laverty 600 

Llerks, D.McIntyre, P McCourt John C MoKenzie, 

Aug. C. Callaghan each 500 

Prov. Aud. and Clerk Exec Coun., BenJ. Balderston 

Supt. of Education, John M. Nicholson 1,000 

Clerk to Supt. of Elucation, Rev. D. McNeill 600 

Insane, E. 8. Blan.-.hard. M. P., $1,000. 



PROVINCE OF MANITOBA. 

Entered Confederation July 15th, 1870. Population 1891154,442. 
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT WINNIPEG. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR Hon. JOHN C. SCHULTZ , 10,000 

PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE. 

Prem. Prts. of Coun., Minister of Agriculture, etc., Hon. 
Thos. Greenway. 

Attorney-General, Land Commit: sicner &lt; Railway Com 
missioner, Hrn. Clifford Sifton. 

Minister of Public Works, Hon. James A. Smart. 

Provincial Secretary, Hon. Danit-1 McLean. 

Provincial Treasurer, Hon. D. H. McMillan. 

Chief Clerk Attorney General s Department, H. A. McLean. 

Chief Clerk Treasury Department, \Vm. John Ptolemv. 



Chief Clerk Dept. Aqricidlure, J. Cameron. 
Chiff Clerk Public Works Dept., J. A. Macdonell. 
Clerk of Executive Council, C. Graburn. 
Provincial Auditor, Gto. Black. 
Queen s Printer and Chief Clerk Provincial Secy s 

Department, D. Philip. 
Librarian. J. P. Robertson. 
Serg. at Arms, J. Macdougall. 



MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE. 

Speaker, !!on. S. J. Jackson. Clerk of Leyislatiee Assembly, E. G. Conklin. 



COXTITUENOIES. NAME. P. O. ADDRESS. 

Beautiful Plains. John Crawford Zi&.Neepawa 

Binle Charles J. Mickle...z 6,Birtle 

Brandon City ....Hon. Jas. A. Smart,Zt 6. Winnipeg 

Carillon ..." M. Jerome Lib.St. Pierre 

Cartier Thomas Gelley Lib. Winnipeg 

Cen. Winnipeg ...lion. T&gt;. H. McMillan. L. Winnipeg 

Cypress E. J. Wood Lib. O/?i.Giund 

Dennis Hon. D. McLear . ...Lib. Winnipeg 

Dufferin R. P. Roblin Lib. Winnipeg 

Emfrson Jas. Thomson Lifc.Emersou 

Killarney F. M. Young itfi.Wakopa 

Kildonan Thomas Norquay . .Con.Si. Andrews 

Lakeside Kenneth McKenzie.Lj&.Burnside 

Lansdowne E. Dickson /&gt;rt.Oak Lake 

La Verandrye . .Wm. Lagimodiere ./yi&.Lorette 

Lome R. G. O Malley Con.Somerset 

Munitou 

Minnedosa J. D. Gillies Ow.Minnedosa 

Morden Alex. Lawrence . ....Li&.Morden 

BOARD OF EDUCATION. 

Chairman, Most Rev. Metropolitan of Rupert s Land. 
Secretary, Prof. R R. Cochrane, Winnipeg. 
Rev. Dr. Bryoe, Alex. McLeod, D. J. Goggin, Daniel Mc- 
Intyre. Winnipeg, and J. D. Hunt, Brandon. 



CONSTITUENCIES. NAME. p. o. ADDRESS. 

Morris A. P. Martin Ired.West Lynne 

Mountain Hon. T. Green way. Life. Winnipeg 

Norfolk S. J. Thompson it A.Carberry 

North Brandon .Hon. Clifford Sifton. .L.Brandon 
No rth Winnipeg.Lyma.ii M. Jones . . Xifc.Winnipeg 

j PortagelaPrairie Jos. Martin iifc.PortagelaPrairie 

Rockwood Hon. S. J. Jackson-Lifc.Stonewall 

Rosenjeldt E. Winkler ii^.Gretna 

Russell James Fisher Lib. Winnipeg 

St. Andrew s F. W. Colcleugh ...7,i&.Selkirk 

St. Boniface Roger Marion Con.Si. Boniface 

N/IOC/ Lake Jas. Harrower Life.Strathclair 

Souris A. M. Campbell t 6.M&gt; lita 

South Brandon. .H. C. Graham Ltb.Hayfield 

South Winnipeg. 

Springfield Thos. H. Smith JwdSunnyside 

Turtle Mountain John Hettle L? 6.Boissevain 

Woodlands J. E. Pendegrast.iife. C.St. Boniface 

Wesfbourne Thos. L. Morton. .../rcd.Gladstone 

v 

MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONER S OFHCE. 

Commissioner, Hon. Jas. A. Smart. 
Chief Clerk and Accountant, E. M. Wood. 



NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES. 

Population 1891, 99,722. SEAT or GOVERNMENT REGINA. 

LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR Hon. Joseph Royal, $7,000. 
Indian Commissioner, Hayter Reed $3.200 | Assistant Indian Commissioner, A. E. Forget., 



... $2,400 



LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 

Speaker, H. C. Wilson, $500. Clerk of Assembly and Sec y to Lieut. -Governor, R. B. Gordon, $2,000. 
Uoosomin . . J. R. Neff. Medicine Bat Thomas Tweed. 



Wallace .... Joel Rcaman. 

TWiitewood A. G. Thorburn. 

Souris J. G. Turriff. 

Wolseley B. P. Richardson. 

South Qu Appelle George 8. Davidson. 

North Qu Appelle, William Sutherland. 

North Regina D. F. Jelly. 

South Regina Jno. Secord. 

Moote Jaw J. H. Ross. 



Macleod F. W. G. Haultain. 

Calgary John Lineham and H.S. Cayley. 

Red Deer R. G. Brett. 

Edmnnton H. C. Wilson and Frank Oliver. 

Battltford James Clinkskill. 

Prince Albert William Plaxton.and J. F. Bettc. 

Batoche Hilliard Mitchell 

Kinistino James Hoey. 



Members Indemnity, $500 and Travelling Expenses. 
ADVISORY COUNCIL R. G. Brett, J. F. Betts, B. P. Richardson, John Seccrd, 



BOARD OP EDUCATION Protestant Members Right Rev. 
the Bishop of Saskatchewan, chairman ; Hon. Mr. 



Justice Wetmore ; Rev. John McLean, M. A.; Jno. Secord, 
Rev. S. J. Taylor 

J0DGES OF THE SUPREME COURT Salary, $5.000 each. 



Roman Catholic Members Hon. Mr. Justice Rouleau. 
Rev. H. Leduc and A. E. Forget. 
Secretary, James Brown. 



Hon. Hugh Richardson, Jud. District Western Assiniboia 



E. . Wetmore 

J Macleod, C.M.G. 



Eastern 
Southern Alberta 



Hon. C. B. Rouleau, Judicial District Northern Alberta 



J. H. Mciiuire, 



" Saskatchewan 



POSTAL INFORMATION. 




_ 



Letter Rates, &c. 

Canada. Letters post 
ed in Canada, addressed to 
any place within the Do 
minion, 3 cents per oz. 
If unpaid, such letters can 
not be torwarded, but will 
be sent to the Dead Letter 
Office. If insufficiently 
prepaid, the letter will 
(provided at least a partial 
prepayment is made) be 
forwarded to its destin 
ation and double the de 
ficiency charged on de 
livery. Letters mailed at 
any office for delivery at or 
from the same office, pro 
vided that the office is not 
one at which free delivery 
by letter carriers is estab 
lished, are charged 1 cent 

per oz., and must be at least partially prepaid; otherwise 
they are sent to the Dead Letter Office. All postage must 
be prepaid by Postage Stamps. Letters of this nature 
mailed at and for delivery from an office at which there 
is a free delivery by letter carriers are liable to 2 cents 
per ounce. 

Post Cards. From any place in Canada to any other 
place in Canada or to the United States, 1 cent each. 
British and Foreign, 2 cents each. 

United Kingdom. Postage on Letters, 5 cents per J 
oz., whether by Canadian or New York Steamers. If 
sent unpaid, double postage will be charged. 

Newfoundland All classes of matter, same rates and 
regulations as to United Kingdom. 

Bermuda. Letters, 5 cts. per J oz. Newspapers and 
printed matter generally, 1 cent per 2 oz. 

Vnited States. The rate on letters to the United States 
is the same as in Canada, and at least one rate must be 
prepaid. 

Registration of Letters. 

Persons posting letters containing value should be 
careful to require them to be Registered, and to obtain 
from the Postmaster a certificate of receipt for Regis 
tration. 

The charge for Registration (use Registration Stamp), 
in addition to the Postage, is, on all classes of matter, 
five cents. 

Both the Postage charge and Registration fee should, 
in all cases, be prepaid by stamp. 

Registered Letter Stamps have been issued of the de 
nomination of 5 cents, which may be obtained at any 
Stamp Agency. 

Registration Stamps cannot be used in payment of 
postage. 

Registration is not an absolute guarantee against the 
miscarriage or loss of a Letter ; but a Registered Letter 
can be traced where an Unregistered Letter can not, and 
the posting and delivery or non-delivery can be proven. 



Book Post, &c. 

A Book Packet may contain any number of separate 
books. Limit of weight for domestic post, 5 Ibs. ; for 
foreign post, 4 Ibs. Limit of size, two feet in length, or 
one foot in width or depth. 

Book Packets must be open at both ends or both sides, 
and must not contain any letter or sealed inclosure. 

The rate on Book Packets between any two places i& 
Canada is 1 cent per 4 oz., which must be prepaid by 
stamps. 

The rate to Great Britain and the United States is 1 
cent tier 2 oz 

Rates of Postage on Letters and Newspapers 
for Foreign Places. 



COUNTRIES. 


Letters. 


News 
papers. 




P. i oz. 

10 cts. 


Each 2 oz 

2 cts. 




7 " 


2 " 


Australia, S. & W. (via Brindisi). 


15 " 
5 " 


3 " 

1 " 




5 " 


1 " 


Brazil (via United States) 


5 


1 " 


Buenos Ayres (via United States) 


5 
12 


2 " 
2 " 




10 


2 " 


China (via Vancouver &SanFran.) 
** (via Brindisi) . .. 


10 
15 


2 " 
3 " 


" Hong Kong, Shanghai, Can 
ton and other treaty ports 
Cuba 


5 " 

5 " 


1 " 


Rovnt 


5 " 


1 " 




7 


2 




5 


1 




5 


1 




5 


1 


Holland 


5 


1 




10 


2 


Italy 


5 


1 " 


Japan (via San Fran.& Vancouv.) 


5 

5 " 


1 " 
1 " 




10 " 


2 




5 " 


1 


Monte Video (via United States). 
New South Wales (via San Fran.) 
New Zealand (via San Francisco) 


5 " 
12 
12 
19 


1 

2 
2 
3 




5 


1 


Queensland (via San Francisco) . . 
" (via Brindisi) 


12 
19 


2 
3 




5 " 


1 




5 " 


1 


St Bartholomew 


15 


3 


St Pierre et Miquelon 


5 


1 




10 


2 




5 


1 






1 




5 


1 


Tasmania (via San Francisco) . . 
** (via Brindisi) 


12 
19 


2 
3 


Victoria (via San Francisco) 
V " (via Brindisi) 


12 
19 


2 
3 - 


West Indies (except St. Earth w.) 


5 " 


1 



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POSTAL INFORMATION. 



75 



Miscellaneous Matter. 

Miscellaneous matter, described as under, may pass 
between places in the Dominion of Canada upon pre 
payment of the rates indicated below. The regulations 
of the British Post Offics do not admit of the transmission 
by mail to the United Kingdom (or other countries beyond 
the sea) of miscellaneous matter as such ; but a great 
part of the matter referred to under that head may be 
forwarded to the United Kingdom by Book Post. 

On all books, pamphlets, occasional publications, 
printed circulars (productions of the type-writer, or 
imitations thereof are not admissible as circulars), 
prices current, hand-bills, and other matter wholly 
in print, and on packages of seeds, cuttngs, bulbs, 
roots, scions or grafts, patterns or samples of goods 
or merchandise, the rate of postage is one cent 
for each four ounces or fraction of four ounces ; and on 
all book and newspaper manuscripts, printers proof 
sheets, whether corrected or not, maps, prints, drawings, 
engravings, lithographs, photographs, when not on glass 
or in cases containing glass ; sheet music, whether , 
printed or written ; documents partly printed or written, | 
not being letters, or intended to serve the purpose of j 
letters such as deeds, insurance policies, militia, muni 
cipal and school returns, school or college examination 
papers or other documents of like nature, and on all 
other miscellaneous matter transmissible by post and j 
not otherwise herein expressly provided for, the rate 
of postage is one cent for each two ounces or fraction 
of two ounces ; and the postage rate must in every case 
be prepaid by postage stamps or stamped post bands or 
wrappers ; provided that no letter or other communic 
ation intended to serve the purpose of a letter be sent or 
inclosed in any such package or thing mentioned, and 
that the same be sent in covers open at the ends or sides, 
or otherwise so put up as to admit of the contents being, 
if necessary, easily withdrawn for examination by the 
officers of the Post Office to ensure compliance with this 
provision ; (if enclosed in sealed envelopes notched at 
the ends or sides, or with the corners cut off, letter rate 
of postage will be charged) ; and that the postage rate 
be prepaid by postage stamp or stamped postbands or 
wrappers in all cases. 

No packet of miscellaneous matter can be transmitted 
by mail if it exceed, 5 Ibs. in weight, 24 inches in length 
or 12 inches in width or depth. 

Legal and commercial papers generally (including Bank 
Pass-Books) are liable to letter rate of postage, except 
when sent as parcels by &gt; ircel Post, and the exceptions 
above given to matter of tnat cla? s are restrictedto the do 
cuments specified, such us Deer) a. d Insurance Policies. 

Newspapers and Periodicals. 

Newspapers ana pe nouicais irnntea ana published in 
Canada, and issued not less frequently than once a month 
from a known office of publication or news agency, and 
addressed and posted to and from the same for transmis 
sion by mail to regular subscribers or news agents in 
Canada and the United States are sent free ; if addressed 
to Great Britain, they may be posted by the same on 
prepayment of a rate of eight cents for each pound weight 
in bulk, or fraction of a pound ; and such newspapers 
and periodicals are to be put up into packages and de 
livered into the Post Office, and the postage rate thereon 
prepaid by the publisher or news agent, being the sender 
thereof, under such regulations as the Postmaster-General 
may from time to time make. 

On all newspapers and periodicals posted in Canada, 
for delivery in the Dominion, other than those addressed 
to regular subscribers or news agents, from office of 
publication or news agency, including all newspapers 
and periodicals published less frequently than once a 
month, the rate will be one cent per U cz., to be invari 
ably prepaid by Postage Stamp. 

Newspapers and periodicals weighing less than 1 oz. 
each may be posted singly, if prepaid by Postage Stamp 
J cent each. 

The pr-^ge on specimen newspapers and papers and 
periodicals published less frequently than once a month 
is one cent per Hi. 

Transient Newspapers. 

Transient newspapers and periodicals include all news 
papers and periodicals posted in Canada, other than 
Canada newspapers sent from, the office of publication, 
and British newspapers posted by news agents for regular 



suhecribtrt in Canada. When addressed to any place 
within the Dominion, or the United States, they must 
be prepaid the following rates by Postage Stamp : 

If weighing less than 1 oz., half a cent each. 

If weighing over 1 oz., one cent per four oz. or frac 
tion of four oz. 

On transient newspapers addressed to the 
Kingdom the rate will be one cent per 2 oz. to be pre 
paid by Postage Stamp. Canada newspapers posted from 
the office of publication to subscribers in the United 
Kingdom sent in the Mails forwarded by Canadian 
Packet or via New York must be prepaid by Postage 
Stamp at the transient paper rate of one cent per 2 oz. 
All newspapers and periodicals prepaid at the bulk ra 
of 8 cents per lb., must be stamped "Prepaid by Pub 
lisher," at the Post Office where the newspaper or 
periodical is mailed. The English Post Office requires 
each newspaper cr periodical to be stamped. If sent m 
packages the English Post Office declines to accept them. 
Patterns and Samples witnin tne Dominion. 

Patterns and Samples of Merchandise and Goods for 
sale, not exceeding 24 oz. in weight, may be posted m 
Canada, to be forwarded to any place within the Do 
minion, on prepayment by Postage Stamp of a rate of 1 
cent per 4 oz., under the following regulations : 

If such rate be not fully prepaid by the stamps affixed, 
the packet to be rated with the deficient postage, and a 
fine of 5 cents in addition. 

Packages of Samples and Patterns, addressed to any 
place in Canada, may be registered by affixing thereto 
stamps to the value of 5 cents in addition to the postage 
rate, and provided such packet be handed into the I 
Office for registration. 

Patterns or Samples must be sent in covers open at the 
ends, so as to be easy of examination. Samples, how 
ever, of seeds, drugs, &c.. which cannot be sent in open 
covers, may be enclosed in bags of linen, or such like 
material, fastened in such a manner that they may be 
readily opened ; or in bags entirely closed, provided 
that they be transparent, so that the officers of the Post 
Office may be able to satisfy themselves as to the nature 
of the contents. 

The packet may bear on the outside, the address of the 
sender, in addition to the address of the person for 
whom it may be intended ; and also a trade mark or 
number, and the price of the sample enclosed ; inside, 
there must be no enclosure but the samples or patterns 
themselves. The particulars, however, of the trade 
marks, numbers, and prices may be marked on the 
articles themselves instead of on the outside of the 
packet, at the option of the sender. 

Goods sent for sale or in execution of an order, however 
small the quantity may be, or any article sent by one 
private individual to another, which are not actually 
trade patterns or samples, are not admissible. 

United Kingdom and United States. 

Patterns and Samples of Merchandise, when addressed 
to places in the United Kingdom must not exceed 12 oz. 
in weight, and to the United States 8 oz., and must be 
prepaid by postage stamp at the following rates : 1 cent 
per 2 oz. or fraction of 2 oz., with a minimum prepay 
ment of 2 cents covering a weight of 4 oz. 
Useful Hints. 

Register all valuable letters. Transmit money by 
Money Orders. Make complaints and inquiries in 
writing, and address the Postmaster-General at Ottawa. 
Preserve, and request correspondents to preserve, 
envelopes ot missent or delayed letters. Send to the 
Postmaster-General envelopes of letters about which you 
seek information or make complaint. In addressing 
letters add the name of the County and Province in 
which the office addressed is located. Place stamp on 
the right hand upper corner of the address side. Put 
your own name and full address in or on letter, to insure 
return if it cannot be delivered. In affixing postage 
stamps moisten the envelope, not the stamp. When 
stamps are moistened the gum is apt to be removed. 

Parcel Post. 

The charges on Parcels by the Parcel Post to places 
within the Dominion, is 6 cents for every 4 oz. or fraction 
thereof (with 5 cents additional if Registered). No luttei 
must be inclosed; if any discovered, the amount pnicl 
will be forfeited, and the Parcel charged at unpaid 



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POSTAL INFORMATION MONEY ORDERS. 



[1892. 



Letter rates. No Parcel must exceed 5 Ibs. n weight, 
and must be prepaid by stamps. 

Eye-glasses and spectacles may be sent by mril when 
properly put up and prepa by Parrel Pos t 

Parcel Post with the United Kingdom, New 
foundland and other British Colonies and 
Foreign Countries. 

An arrangement has been entered into with tne Posx 

)race of the United Kingdom and Newfoundland for a 

Parcel Post, under which closed Parcels not exceeding 

Ibs. in weight may be posted in the United Kingdom, 
Newfoundland and other British Colonies and Foreign 
/ountries, when addressed for delivery at certain Post 
Jffices in Canada, and may in like manner be posted at 
those Canadian Post Offices for destinations in the 
United Kingdom, Newfoundland and other British 
Colonies and Foreign Countries. 

The Parcels exchanged with or Kia the United King 
dom will pass exclusively in the Weekly Mails conveyed 
by the Canadian Steamers to and from the St. Lawrence 
in Summer and Halifax in Winter, and such Parcels 
cannot be sent via New York. 

The Parcel Post with the United Kingdom, Newfound 
land and other British Colonies and Foreign Countries, 
will be governed by the following regulations : 

1. A Parcel must not exceed 7 Ibs. in weight. 

2. The dimensions of a Parcel must not exceed 2 feet 
in length by 1 foot in width or depth. 

3. A Parcel must not contain any explosive, combust 
ible, or dangerous articles, nor any article of a perishable 
or fragile character, nor liquids or matters likely to 
injure other Parcels or mail transmissions. 

4. All Parcels must be securely and substantially 
packed and closed, 

."i. Each Parcel must be plainly directed, and such 
direction must include the name and full address of the 
person for whom the Parcel is intended. 

0. For each Parcel the sender must fill up a Customs 
Declaration. On this form the sender will supply an 
accurate statement of the contents and value of the 
Parcel, .-tlso the address thereof, with signature and place 
of abode of the sender. The Customs Declaration must 
be; securely affixed by mucilage or paste to the Parcel to 
which it relates. 

Parcels from the United Kingdom or any other place 
beyond the Dominion will be liable to Canadian Custom 
duties, and under existing regulations must be examined 
for the purpose by an Officer of the Customs in the 
presence of the persons addressed. 

Parcel Post Charge. 

All the Dominion -25 ceats per pound or fraction of a 
pound to the United Kingdom and Barbados, and 15 
cents to Newfoundland. 

Prepayment by postage stamp is required in all cases. 
Parcels must be handed to the Postmaster ; in no case 
should they be dropped into a letter box or other 
receptacle for mail matter. 

Parcels may also be exchanged with all countries with 
which the United Kingdom maintains parcel post 
relations. 

Fifth Class Matter. 

Postage rate one cent, per ounce or fraction of an 
ounce, to be prepaid by postage stamp. Miscellaneous 
articles of merchandise, including- seeds, bulbs, etc., to 
United States, and generally all matter permitted to pass 
by mail in Canada, which is not of the nature of a letter, 
and therefore subject to letter rate of postage, and not 
entitled to be posted at a lower rate than 5th class under 
one or the other classes, may pass as 5th class when ad 
dressed to any destination within the Dominion or United 
States. Fifth class matter must, be so packed or put up 
as to be opened to examination of contents and must 
not exceed 4 pounds in weight, nor 2 feet in length by 1 
foot in width or depth. When passing between" Canada 
and the United States it will be subject to Customs 
regulations if liable to duty. The registration charge 
on 5th class matter is 5 cents in addition to postage. 

Money Orders. 

in sending money by mar it is always best to transmit 
-i.v Money Order if possible. 

Commissions OK Money Orders. 
On Money Ordersr drawn by any Money Order Office 



in Canada on any other Money Order Office in the Do 
minion, the Commission is as follows: 



l! 

Oi 


not exec 
er 8 4 n 
10 
20 
40 
60 
80 


;eding 
ot exce 


34 




its. 


eding 10 
20 ... 


....5 
10 


40... 


20 


CO . . 


30 


.... 80.... 
.... 100.... 


40 

....50 



No single Money Order, payable in the Dominion of 
Canada, can be issued for more than $100 ; but as many of 
$100 each may be given as the remitter requires. 

Money Orders are issued in Canada on the following 
Foreign countries and British Possessions, at the rates 
of commission shown below : 

For sums not exceeding $10 10 cents 

20 20 " 

" 30 30 " 

40 40 " 

50 50 " 

(50 is the limit of a single order). 



Antigua 

Australia,South n 

Australia, West n 

Austria-Hungary 

Bahamas 

Barbados 

Belgium 

Belize 

Bermuda 

Bulgaria 

Cape Colony 

Ceylon 

China (See Hong 
Kong) 

Constantinople 
(Turkey) 

Cyprus 

Danish W. Indies 

Denmark, includ 
ing Iceland and 
the Faroe Isla s 

Dominica 

Dutch East Indies 

Egypt 

Falklands Islands 

France & Algeria 

Gambia 

German Empire 

Gibraltar 

Gold Coast 

Grenada 



Guiana, (British) 

Hawaii (Sandwich 
Islands) 

Holland (Nether 
lands) 

Honduras(I!ritish) 

Hong-Kong, in 
cluding Amoy, 
Canton, Foo- 
Chow Han-kow, 
Hoi-how, Ning- 
po, Shang-hai & 
Swatow 

India, British, in 
cluding Aden, 
Bagdad, Bander 
Abas, Bushire, 
Busrah,Guadar, 
Jask, Linga, 
Muscat and Zan 
zibar 

Italy 

Jamaica 

Japan 

Lagos 

Malta 

Mauritius 

Montserrat 

Natal 

Nevis 

Newfoundland 



New South Wales 
New Zealand 
North Borneo 
Norway 
Panama (British 

Agency) 
Portugal, including 

Madeira and the 

Azores 
Queensland 
Koumania 
Seychelles Islands 
Sierra Leone 
Smyrna 
St. Helena 
St. Kitts 
St. Lucia 
St. Vincent 
Straits Settlements 
Sweden 
Switzerland 
Tangier, Morocco 
Tasmania 
Tobago 
Trinidad 
Tunis 

Turk s island 
United Kingdom 
United States 
Victoria (Australia) 



Money Orders on the above countries are drawn in 

Canada Currency. Tables showing the sums payable n 

other countries where the money is of a different denom- 

nation, on Orders issued in Canada, will be found below. 

TABLE 

Showing the amount in Canadian Money to oe, -p^d by 
remitters for Money Orders on the United Kingdom, 
India, Jamaica and the Australian Colonies, where 
payment will be made in Sterling Money. 



s. d. 


8 c. 


ifc s. d. 


c. 


010 


24 


16 


3 90 


020 


49 


17 


4 14 


030 


73 


18 C 


4 38 


040 


97 


19 


4 63 


050 


1 22 


100 


4 87 


060 


1 46 


200 


9 74 


070 


1 71 


300 


14 61 


080 


1 95 


400 


19 48 


090 


2 19 


500 


24 35 


10 


2 44 


6 


29 22 


11 


2 68 


700 


34 09 


12 


2 92 


800 


38 96 


13 


3 17 


900 


43 83 


14 


3 41 


10 


48 70 


15 


3 65 







And two cents for each penny to make up the sum 
required. 



1892.] 



MONEY ORDERS POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



77 



FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS. 

TABLE showing the sums payable in Germany in Marks 
and Pfennigs, on Orders issued in Canada. 



l _ 




__ 




_ 




c 




5 . 


~ 


ci 





5 


s ~ 




~ ~ 


1 " 


S g &gt; 


1 ; 


~l i- 


1 1 


S 2 y&gt; 


"i 2 


"% = "S 


c o 


- s 
^ ^&gt; o 


C *" 


^ ^ - 


J5 


3 s 




-; ~ 
"=3 - c 


6s 


^ W ^ 


6S 




O ^5 


&gt;-3 


03 


t&gt;Sa 


cents. 


pf. 


cents. 


in. pf. 


S c. 


m. pf. 


S c. 


m. pf. 


1 


4 


20 


83 


100 


416 


1500 


62 40 


2 


8 


25 


1 04 


2 00 


832 


2000 


83 20 


3 


12 


30 


1 25 


3 CO 


1248 


25 00 


104 00 


4 


10 


40 


1 66 


400 


1664 


3000 


124 80 


5 


20 


50 


2 08 


500 


2080 


3500 


145 60 


6 


25 


60 


2 50 


600 


2496 


4000 


166 40 


7 


29 


7o 


2 91 


700 


2912 


45 00 


187 20 


8 


33 


75 


3 12 


800 


3328 


5000 


208 00 


9 


37 


80 


3 33 


900 


37 44 






10 


41 


90 


3 75 


1000 


41 60 







NOTE. The original order issued in Canada should be retained 
by the remitter. The uayee will receive a proper form 
Order from the Chief Office at Cologne. 



TABLE showing the s:ims p-.iyable in France. Algeria, JJtlgium 
Italy and Switzerland iu Francs and Centimes, on Orders issued 
in Canada. 



c 


e 


_ 




_ 




S 





" 


~~ 


^ 


c - 


9 


S S, 


% 2 


"~- i ? 


f 5? 


sf t 


If 


~ ~r ^. 

~ a&gt; a 


1 




5 = 


"3 o 5 


s i 


[3 r o 3 


= - 


;iJI 


P s 


"3 o 


OS 


&gt;feS 


oS 




oa 




OS 


&gt;fe,2 


cents 


ctms. 


cents. 


fr. ce. 


* c. 


fr. ce. 


8 c. 


fr. ce. 


1 


5 


20 


1 00 


1 00 


5 10 


15 00 


76 50 


2 


10 


25 


1 25 


200 


1020 


2000 


102 00 


3 


15 


30 


1 55 


300 


15 30 


25 Oil 


127 50 


4 


20 


40 


2 05 


400 


20 40 


3000 


153 00 


5 


25 


50 


2 55 


500 


25 50 


3500 


178 50 


6 


30 


60 


3 05 


600 


30 60 


4000 


204 00 


7 


35 


70 


3 55 


700 


35 70 


45 00 


229 50 


8 


40 


75 


3 80 


800 


4080 


5000 


255 00 


9 


45 


80 


4 10 


900 


4590 






10 


50 


90 


4 GO 


i 


5100 






The above table applies to Reumania, but sums payable in that country will be 
subject to a further deduction by the Swiss Poet Office of 2 5 centimes for each 
2 5 francs, no abatement being less than 5 centimes.* 



The original Order issued in Canada, and payable in Belgium, Italy. Switzerland, or Roumaula, should be retained by the remitter 
Th; payee will receive a proper form of Money Order from the Chief Office at Antwerp, Turin, or Basle, as the case may be. The 
original Order, issued in Canada, and payable in France or Algeria, must be sent to the payee by the remitter. 



LIST OF POST OFFICES IN CANADA, 1891. 

The O flees printed in Italics ire authorized to grant and Pay Money Orders. The Offices marked * are Savings Bank 
Offices. The capital letters on the right of the Electoral District column indicate the several Provinces of the Dominion , 
thus: 0, Ontario ; Q, Quebec; N S, Nova Scotia , N B, New Brunswick; P E I, Prince Edward Island ; M, 
Minitnbi; BO, British Columbia; Alia, Alberta ; Assa, Assiniboia ; Atha, Athabaska ; Sask, Saskatchewan. 



POST OFFICES. 



ELECT HAL DISTRICT 



POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 



POST OFFICE. 



ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 



Aaskana I Sask 

Abbott s Corners. JMissisquoi Qj 

Abbotsford jRouville Q; 

Abenaquig Dorchester Q 



Abenaquis Spring 
Aberarder ., 
Altercorn .... 
Abercrombie 
Aberdeen . . 
Aberdeen . . 
Aberdonr.... 
Aberfeldy . . 
Aberfoyle ... . 
Abernetby. . 
Abigail 



Yamaaka Q 

Lambton, W. R... 

Brome Q 

Pictou N. Si 

Grey, S. R 0; 

Cariboo-Lillooet BC 

Bruce, W R 

Lambton, E R ... 
Wellington, S R.. 

Assa 

Selkirk M 

Abingdon Wentworth, S R. 

Abrams Village . . Prince P El 

Abougoggin Road ! Westmoreland.N B 

Acacia ; Norfolk, N.R.... 

Acadie I Kent N B! 

Colchester N S 

Kent NB 



Acadia Mines 

Acadie Siding 

*Acton 

* Acton Vale 

Adamsville 

Adamsvilla 

AdamHville 

Adderley 



Addington Forks. 
Atldison ............ 

Adelaide ............ 

Adelpha ............ 

Admaston ........ 

Admiral Rock . ... 

Adolphustown ... 
Adstoek ......... 



Advocate Harbour 
Afton ............... 

Agassiz ............. 

Agincourt ......... 

* Agnes .......... 

Ahmic Harbour... 
Ahmic Lake ...... 

Akiaside ............ 

* Atisa Craig ....... 

Ainsworth ......... 

Aird .................. 

Air.ie ...... 



4ir Line Junction Wellasd 

Vlthin s Ferry ... King s P E I 

Akerly iQueen s N li 

Alameda i Assa 

Alberni Vancouver. . . . B C 

Albany Prince P E 7 

Alberry Plains.... Queen s P E I 

Albert Hastings, E R.... 

Albert Albert N B 

Albert Bridge Cape Breton ... N S 

Albert Mines Albert N B 

Uberton Brant, NR 

Alberton Prince P E I Almira 

Albion Cardwell Oi* Almonte 

Albuna Essex, S R 0|| Alport 

Albnry Prince Edward... 

Alcester Selkirk M 

Aldboro 1 Elgin, W R 

Aldergrove N.Westminster BC 

Alderney Richmond..,. N8 



Halton 

Bagot Q 

Bruce, N.R 

Brome Q 

Kent NB 

Megantic Qi 

Antigonishe ... N S 

Brockville 

Middlesex, WR. 

Selkirk M 

Renfrew, SR 

Hants NS 

Lennox 

Beauce Q 

Cumberland ... N 
Antigonishe ... N S 
Yale&KootenayBC 

York, ER 

Beauce Q 

Muskoka 4 P S d. 
Muskoka A P S d. 

Selkirk M 

Middlesex, N R... 
Yale&KootenayBC 

Missisquoi Q 

Simcoe, S R 



Allen * Mills Portnenf. Q 

Ulenwood Simcoe, S R o 

Allisonville ! Prince Sdward... 

*Alliston Simcoe, S R 

Alloa jPeel 

Victoria, N R.... O 

Pontiac Q 

Wellington, C R.. o 

Albert N B 

Pictou N S 

Prince P K I 

Selkirk M 

York, ER 

Lanark, N R 

Simcoe, E R O 

Muskoka & P S d 
Grey, SR 



Ulnaw 
Allumette Island 

Alma 

Alma 

Alma 

Alma 

Almasippi , 



Alsace . , 
Alsfeldt , 
Althorpe 
Alton 



Lanark, S R 

Cardwell 



i A] vena 

*Alvinston. 
Amaguadus Pond 



Amberley 
Ambleside . . 
Ameliasburg 
Amherst 



Aldershot Wentworth, N R. 

Aldeiville North berl dW.R 

Aldouane Kent N B 

Alert Bay (Cariboo B C Amaranth Station 

Alexander (Inverness K S 

Alexander s Point [Gloucester N B 

Alexander Station.Selkirk M 

Alexandra Queen s P E I 

Alexandria Oa ! boo B C *Amherstburgh 

Alexandria in jgarry Amherst Point 

Alexandrina jl. nt N B 

Vlfred IPrescott 

Algoma Mills jAlgoma 

Algonquin ,Grenville, S R.... 

Alice Renfrew, N.R.... 

Alison Westmoreland, N B 

Alkali Lake iCariboo . ..BC 



Alton Colchester N S 

Alder Point Cape Breton... N S Altona [Ontario, WR 

Alder River Guysborough..._N S Alvanley Grey, N R 

Sask 

Lambton, ER.... 
Cape Breton ....N 8 
Wellington. N R. O 

Huron, W R o 

Bruce, E R 

Prince Edward... 
Cumberland... X S 

Essex, SR o 

Cumberland.. ..N S 
Middlesex,WR... 

Welland 

Westmoreland IS" B 

Rimouski Q 

Oxford, NR 

King s ......... \ B 

King s N B 

Brant, N R 

Ancienne Lorette IQuebec Q 



Allanburg 

*AUandalt 

Allandale 

Allan Park 

Allan s Corners ... 

Allan s Mills 

tUenford 

Allansville 

Allen 



Welland 

Simcoe, S R Oj 

York N B 

Grey, S R 

Chateauguay . ... Q 

Lanark, S R 

Bruce, N R 

Muskoka & P S d. 



Amiens. 

Amigari 

Ammon 

Amqui 

Amulree 

Anagance 

Anagance Ridge 
Ancaster 



Anderson 

Anderson 

Anderson s Corn. 
Andover .. 



Andrewsville 

AngeGardien 



Perth, SR 

Westmoreland.N B 

Huntingdon Q 

Victoria N B 



Lanark, S. R 



Frontenac Ange G.deRouv 



Montmorency 

iv le Rouville 




Q 
Q 



78 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



[1892. 



POST OFFIOB. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


POST OFFICE. [I LECTORAL DISTRICT. 






Ah Creek 


Se kirk Id 


Baie u Urfe 
Baie Verte 
Baie Verte Road... 
Bailej s Brook ... 
BaUlieboro 1 .... 
Baillargeon 
Baillis 
Bainsville. . 


| Renfrew, N.R O 
Westmoreland.N B 
Westmoreland.N B 
Pictou N S 




Ottawa . ... ^ 


Ashcroft 
Ashcroft Station . 
Ashdad 


Yale BC 
Yale A Kootenaj BO 
Renfrew, S R 
Antigonishe... N S 
Muskoka & P S d. 
Inverness N S 
Halton 


* Angus ISimrnfi. S R 


Annan 


Grey, N R 
Annapolis N S 
Queen s P E.I 




Peterboro W R...O 
Lfivis Q 




Ashdown 






Ashfield, 


Char otte N B 




Queen s N B 






Haetingp N R . . . 
Simcoe, N R 
Alta 


Ashland 


Carleton NB 
Grey, N R 
Carleton 


Bairdsville 




All ten Mills 


Ashley 


Baker Settlement 
Bala 


Lunenburg N S 
Simcoe E R 




Antigonishe 
Antig. Harbour... 
AntiiUIarb.S thS 
Antioch . .. 


Antigonishe... N S 
Antigonishe ... N S 
Antigonishe ... N S 
Muskoka& P Sd...O 
Assu 




Muskoka & P.S d.O 
Inverness N S 
Middlesex, S R... 
Guysborough...N S 
Muskoka A P S d 
Lennox 


Balaclava 
Balcarres 


Grey, N R 


Askilton 


Askin 


Bftlderson 


Lanark, S R O 
Kent O 


aAfipon 


Baldoon 




Aspdin .... 


Baldwin 


Yorh N R 




Argenteuil Q 


Asselstine 


Baldwin s Mills... 
Baldwin s Road... 
Balfron 


Stanstead . Q 


Antrim 


Halifax NS 


Assiuiboine ..... 
Aston Station 
Una 




King s PEI 




Lanark, N R O 
King s N B 


Nicolet Q 


King s N B 




Ontario, S R 
Huntingdon . . . . Q 
Leeds, 8. R 


Prioce Edward... O 
Yale&Kooteny : BC 




Middlesex, W R.. 
Antigonishe ... N ^ 
Queen s P El 
lialton 


Atheldstan 


Balfour 


Appin. .. 


At t- 


Halgonie 


Appin Road 


Atherley 


Ontario, NR..,. O 
Norfolk, NR....O 
Cardwftll . ... O 


Baljennie 


Sa=k 


Atherton 
Athione 


Ballantrae 


Ontario, WR O 




Both well 


Ballantyne s St... 
IBallinafad .... 
Ballinvilla 


Apple Grove 
Apple Hill ... ... 


Stanstead Q 


Athole filenomrrv ... . O 


Wellington^ R...O 
Carleton O 


Glengarry (j 


Athol 


Cumberland ... N S 
Wentworth, S R. 
Monck 01 


Apple River 


Cumberland ...N S 
Lanark, N R 


Attercliffe 


Ballycroy 


Cardwell 




.Attercliffe Station 
Atwell 


Ballyduff 


Durham, E R 
Middlesex, B R.. 
Marquette M 
Haldimand O 




Peterborough ER 
Simcoe, N R 
Yarmouth N S 
Dundas . . . 


Liserer... ...M 


Balljmote 


Apto 


Atwood Perth. N R O 


Balmerino 




Atwood s Brook.. 
Aubert Gallion ... 
Aubigny 


Shelburne N S 
Beauce ... Q 


Balmoral 




Balmoral 


Restigouche ... X B 
Lisgar M 


Archibald - 


Colchester N S 


Provencher MJ 
Chateauguay Q 
Huron, S R . . . . O 
Kind s NS 


Balmoral 


Archibald Sett ... 


Restigouche ... N B 
Assa 


Aubrey. 


Balmoral 
Balmoral Mills ... 
Balsam 


Richmond N S 


Auburn 


Colchester N S 
Ontario, W R 




Addington 


Auburn 


Ardtn Station . ... 


Marquette . . M 


Auburn 


Queen s ....PEI 
Ontario, W.R....O 
Lambton, E R ....0 
Prince PEI 


Balsam Bay ... 


Pictou N S 


Audley 


Balsam Grove ... 
Balsam Lake .... 
1 Balsam Hill 
Baltimore ....... 


Victoria, N R . ... 
Victoria, NR 
Renfrew, S R 
Northumb., W R.O 
Renfrew, S.R 
Waterloo, N R. ...0 
Muskoka &P S d.O 
Hastings, N R....O 
Simcoe, S R 




Addington 


Aughrim 




Simcoe, B R 
Victoria", NR 
Carleton N B 
Yarmouth N S 
Lisgar ... M 


Augustine Cove... 
Auguston 
Auld sCove 


Ar/vlo 


Grey, E R 
Guysborough... NS 
Stormont 


Arervle 


Balvenie 




Aultsville , ... 


Bamberg .... 




* Aurora 


York, N R . . 


Banbury 




Yarmouth N fr 
Queen s P E ] 
Yarmouth. . . N J? 
Richmond . ... N ? 
Antigonishe... N S 
Wellington, S R.. 
Lambton, E R.... 
Bruce, N R 
Cardwell 


Austin 


Marquette M 
Simcoe, N R . . . . 
York N B ! 


*Bancroft 


Argyle Shore 
Argyle Sound .... 


Averting 


Banda 


Avery s Portage... 
Avignon 


Banff 


Alta 


Bonaventure. . . . Q 
Argenteuil Q 


Bangor 


King s ..PEI 




Avoca 


Banks 


Grey, E R O 


Arkell .V... 


Avon 


Middlesex, E R... 
Perth, S R 


Banks of Br d Cv. 
Bannister 


Inverness N S 
Albert N B 




A von bank 




Carleton NB 
Pictou N S 


Bannockburn 
Barachois 


Hastings, N R....O 
Westmoreland N B 
Gaspfi Q 




Avondale ........ 
A von dale Station 
Avonmore 




King s NS 


Pictou N S 
Stormont 


Barachois deMalb. 
Barb 




York, E R 


Prescott 




King s P E ) 


King s 3 


Bardolph 


Lennox 


\rmagh. 


Bellechasse Q 
Temiscouata Q 
Bruce, W R 


Avonport Station 


King s N 8 


Bardsville 


Simcoe, E R 
Cariboo B C 




Bothwell 
Perth, S R 


Barkervillf 




ivonton .... 


Bark Lake 


Renfrew, S R 
Ontario N R 


Armstrong 
Armstrong s Brook 
Armstrong s Corn. 
Armstrong Lake . 
Armstrong s Mills 


Kind s N B 




Selkirk M 


Barkway .. 


Restigouche... N B 
Queen s . . N B 


Axe Lake 


Muskoka & P S d.O 
Stanstead Q 


Barnaby River ... 
Barnesville 


Northumbor d.N B 
Kind s N B 


Ayer s Flat 


. Assa 


Aylesford 


King s . ...NS 


Barnett 


Wellington,C R...O 
Pictou N S 


Wellington^ R. 
Provencher . . . . M 
Essex S. R 


* Aylm.tr (East) ... 
*Aylmer (West) ... 
Ay 1 win. ... 


Ottawa Q 


Barney Riv. Stat. 
Barney s River ... 
Barnsiey . . . 


Elgin, ER 
Ottawa Q 


Pictou N S 




Lisgar M 




Lisgar !M 


*Ayr 


Waterloo, S R.... 
Grey, S R 


Barnston 


Stanstead Q 


Arnott 


Grey, N R 
Renfrew, S R . ... 
Muskoka &P S d.O 
Victoria..... N B 


* Ay ton 


Barra Head 


Richmond N.S 
Algoma 


Babington 
Baccaro . , . 


Queen s .... .N B 




Shelburne N S Barrett 


Muskoka & P S d.O 
Albert N B 


Aroostook June... 
Aroostook Portage 


Back Bay 


Charlotte N B 
Antigonishe ...N S 
Pictou N S 


Barrettsholme ... 


Victoria . . N B 


Back Lands 
Back Meadows ... 
*Baddectc 


Simcoe, N R 




Barriefield 


Arrow River 




Victoria N S 


Barrie Island . ... 
Barrington 


Algoma 


Marquette M 


Baddeck Bay .... 
Baddeck Bridge... 
BaddeckRiv.N.Br. 
Baddow 


Victoria N S 1 


Huntingdon Q 
Shelburne N S 
Shelburne N S 


+Artha.baskaville 
Arthur .... 


Arthabaska . . . . Q 
Wellington, N R. 
Victoria NB 


Victoria N S 


Barringtrm 


Victoria N S 


Barrington Pass .. 
Barrio s Beach .. 
Barrow Bay 




Victoria, N R 


Anfigonishe ...N S 
Bruce, N.R 


Arthurville 


Bellechasse . Q 


*Badeti 


Waterloo, S R . ...0 
Bruce, E R 




Argenteuil . . . . Q 
Middlesex, E R... 


Badenoch . 




Renfrew, N R O 
Lunenburg . ...N S 
Cumberland ...N S 
Renfrew, 8 R O 
Hants NS 




Badjeros 

Bagotville ...... 
Bale de la Trinite 
B. iie des Bacons... 
Baie des Peres ... 
Baie des Rochers 


Grey, ER 0; 
Chicoutimi Q] 
Saguenay Q 


Barry s Corner.... 
Barronsfield 
Barry vale 




Ascot Corner .... 


Sherbrooke . . . . Q 
Marquette M 


Saguenay Q 1 


Bar Settlement.... 
Barss Corners ... 
Bartiboe .. 


Ash . 


Halton 


Pontiac Q 


Lunenbnrg N S 
Northumberl d.NB 


Ashburn . 


Ontario. S R .... 


Charlevoix Q 1 



1892.] 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



; &lt;sr OFFICE. (ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


POST OFFICE. El 


..ECTORAL DISTRICT 


OST OFFICE. E 


LECTOR AL DISTRICT. 


Bartibog Bridge. IN 
Bartlett Mills Cl 
Barton D 


jrthumberl dN B B 
jarlotte N B B 
gby NS B 


ever Habour ... E 
eaver Mine ,.,. A 
&lt;j*ver Point .... V 
eaver Rapids \ 
eaver River TJ 
e*ver River Cor. E 


alifax N S I 


terry Mill Station V 
terry ton A 


fast mort land. NB 
Ibert N B 
eeds, S R O 




ancouver BC 1 


ierryton L 


Bartonville W 
Barwick A 
Bas de 1 ^Anse .... C 
Base Line Road... K 
Basin Dep&t D 
Basin Rive rlnhab R 
Bassin du Lievre. 
Basingstoke V 


entworth, S R.O E 
goma O E 


[arqnette M E 

iirhv N S T 


[ertha S 


elkirk M 


igby N S t 


.erthier (en las) . ft 
Berthier(enhaut) B 
Jertbier Junction E 


[ontmagny Q 


ing s NB 
t of Nipissing...O 
ichmond N b 


ntario, N R * 
ficolet ... Q I 




erthier Q 




othwell I 


race, WR 










eutworth, S R.U 
alchester N I- 

.* TJ It 




rince P E 1 * 


Berwick B 


ting s N S 


Bedford ^ 


lissisquoi Q * 
lalifax N S 1 


Bethany I 


lurham, E R. ... 
hefford Q 




led ford Basin 1 
ledford Mills . . , . I 
Bedford Park.... 1 
3eefr* Plain S 




Basswood Ridge... C 


harlotte NB 
ape Breton ...N S 




Jethel f 


rinee Edward... 
Intario, W R 
tarquette M 


fork, V, R O 






BeuJah I 


Rath ... f 1 




?eecb Grove.. ... 1 


ontiac Q 




&lt;orthumh., W R 
actoria, NR 




Voucester N B 
oronto, West ... ( 


Albert N B 


Bexley ^ 
Bic I 
Bickford.. 1 


+Bathurst Street . 1 
Bathurst Village*. G 


Beech Hill 1 


King s NS 
S orfolk, S R 
astings, N R ... 
Jape Breton.. ..N S 
Argenteuil Q 
Halifax NS 


Jothwell 




?eechmount 




,6v. ... Q 




Sask 


Big Bank 
Big Bar Creek. . . . 
Big Bras d Or ... 
Big Brook 


yk-trria N S 
Cariboo BO 




imcoe, N. R 


ieech Ridge 
Beech ville 
Beeohwood 
Beeton 


Battery Hill I 


Victoria N 8 


Vontenae 
Sask 


tturon, S R 
Simcoe, S R 
Muskoka &PSd. 


nverness N S 
Jueen s N B 


Battleford . 


Big Cove 


Battle Hall 


Victoria, N R 
mcoe S R 

X"itr a N S 


Beggsboro 


Big Fork 
Biggar Ridge 
Big Glen 


Algoma O 
Darleton N B 


Baxter s Harbour ] 


Belfast 


Huron, W R 
Qusen s P El 
Cardwell 


Cape Breton ... N S 
Victoria N S 


orthumberl d N B 
orthumberl d N B 
aron, S R 
Westmoreland N B 
ntigonishe ...N S 
ing s PE I 

l&lt;rin R R O 


Belfast 


Big Harbour 
Big Harbor Island 
Big Hill 


Bay du Vin Mills 

* fff,i,fieJd 


Belfountain 


[nverness . . . ,N S 
Victoria N S 


Huron W R 
York, N R 
Gaspe Q 




*Belkaven 


Big Intervale (M.) 


Inverness N S 
Plctou N S 




Bay Fortune. .... 




Gloucester ... N B 
Gloucester ... N B 
Simcoe, SR 
Queen s ... .P K 1 


Big Lake 


Algoma O 


Belledune River... 
Bell Kwart 




Cape Breton... N S 
Antigonishe. . N 8 
Kent 






Big Marsh 




astings, W R... 
harlotte N B 
T orthumberl d NB 
ictoria N S 
ntario, N R 
King s N B 
t. John NB 
Queen s PE I 
riwi-tr 10 R O 


Big Point 






Victoria N B 


Big Pond 


Cape Breton ...N S 
Shelburne ... N S 
3ape Breton. ...N S 
Hastings, N.R....O 
Antigonishe ... N S 






Annapolis N S 
King s N B 


Big Port le Bear. . 


Bay St. Lawrence 




Belleisle Bay 
Belleisle Creek ... 


King s NB 
King s N B 
Queen s .... N B 




Bayswater 


Big Tracadie 






Fgsex N R 


Billings Bridge ... 
Bill Town 


Russell 


Bay view 


Belle Riviere 
Belle Vall6e 


Two Mountains . Q 
St John s Q 


King s N S 


Renfrew, N R.... 

TTtno^Q P K T 


Binbrook 


Wentworth, 8 R.. O 
Monck 


Beich Point 
Beaconsfield 
Beaconsfield 
Beach Meadows.. 


Selkirk ....M 


Bingham Road... 


Oxford, SR 

Victoria N B 




Hastings. E R ... 
Carleton N B 
Yarmouth N S 
Hastings, E R... 


Wellington, SR. O 
Marquette M 
Marquette ..... M 
Victoria N B 


Belleville 




Queen s N S 
Oxford, 8 R 
Norfolk, N R. ... 
Jncoln 
Russell 


Belleville 


Binscarth Farm... 
Birch Ridge 
Birchton 


Belleville Station 


Bealton 
Boar Brook . 




Bolliveaux Cove... 
Belliveaux Village 
Bell Mount 


Digby N S 
Westmoreland N B 
Pontiac Q 


Bird s Hill 


Lisgar M 




Shelburne N S 
Hastings, N R . . 
York NB 


Muskoka A P Sd. 


Bird s Creek 
Birdton 


Bear Cove, Chet. 
Bear Island 


Bellrock 


Aldington 


York N B 


BfM s Corners 


Birdsalls 


Peterboro , E R . 
Lambton, E R ... 
Middlesex, E R... o 


Shelburne N S 
Di(rhv N S 


Wolfe .... Q 




Bear R. (W.tide) 
Bear River 
Beaton s Mills . . 




Prince P El 
Middlesex, S R... C 
Colchester N S 
Bruce, E R 


Birr 


King s .P E 




ftirtle 


Queen s P E 
Muskoka & P S d. 






Algoma 




* Bishop s Mills. .. 
Bishop s Crossing 
Bishopville ..... 


Grenville, N R ... 
Wolfe Q 


Beauce Junction 


Beloeil Station .. 
Beloeil Village .. 






. Kings N S 


*Beauharnoit... 
Beaufort 


Beauharnois ... 


. Selkirk W 


. Monck 


Belton 


. Middlesex, E R.. t 


Bissett Creek . . . 


. Renfrew, N R....O 




Montcalm 


*Bdwood 
Belyea sCove 


. Wellington, C R. f 
. Queen s N I 
. Cape Breton ...N 




1 Black Bank 


. Simcoe, S R 






Black Brook 
i Black Brook 


. North mb rl d. N B 
. Cape Breton.... N f 
. Russell 




Bellech&sse 




Assi 






Bendale 
Benmiller 


. York, K R ( 
. Hnron. W R... .. ( 




Montmorency 


) Hlack Gape 


. Bona venture . . . . Q 




Simcoe K R 




i Black Creek 


. Welland 




.. Lotbiniere ...... 


Benoie s Corners. Lanark, N.R &lt; 


) Black s Corners . 
) Black Heath .... 
) Black Land 


. Wellington, N R 
. Wentworth, S R. 
. Restigonche... N B 


Beausejour 




&gt; Vaudretiil 


B-noit s Mills.... 


.. Nipissing ( 




. Yale& KootVy B 


.. Peterboro , W R.. ( 


J ttlack Point 


. Restigouche ...N B 


Beaver Bank ... 


.. Halifax .. N 




.. Carleton N ] 


3 Black Point 
&gt; Black Point 


.. Halifax N S 


Beaver Brook ... 
Beaver Brook ... 
Beaver Cove ... 
Beaver Creek . . 
Beaver Creek... 
Beaver Dam 
Beaver Dam .... 
Beaver Harbour 


.. Albert N 


B Bentpath 


.. Both well 


.. Queen s N 8 


.. Colchester N 
Cape Breton ...N 
. . Marquette . . . , ! 
... Vancouver B 
. . Shelburne N 
... York . N 






3 Black River 
1 Black River 


.. North mb rl d. N B 
.. St. John N B 


^ Barestord 


.. Selkirk J 


H Baresford 


.. Gloucester . ... N 


1! Black River 


.. Antigonishe... N S 






9 Black River Brj 
Black Rwer Brf 
Black Rock 


;e Prince Edward . . 
;e North mb rl d. N B 
.. Cumberland... N S 


S Berkeley 
B * Berlin 


.. Grey, N II 
.. Waterloo, N R ... 


... Charlotte N 


B Berriedale .. 


.. MubkokaAPS d. 


Black Rock... 


.. Gloucester .... N B 



80 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



[1892. 



POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT 


POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


Black Rock .-.. 


Victoria N B 


Bonville .... Cornwall, fi 


Bridge Creek 
Brid^edale .... 


. Marquette M 
Albert N B 


Blackstock 
Black s Harbour. 
BlackviUe 


Durham, W R.... 
Charlotte NB 
North mb rl d. N B 
Ontario, N R 
Lambton, W R... 


Bonwell 


Queen s P.E.I 
Norfolk, N R 
Inverness N S 
Pontiac .... Q 




Bridge End .... . 






Bridgenorth 


. Peterboro , W R.. O 
. Waterloo, N R ... O 
.iCape Breton... N S 
. Annapolis . ... N S 
. Pictou N S 


Bl ickwater . 


Booth 


Blackwell Station 


Uord a Plouffe ... 


Laval Q 


Bridgeport 
* Bridgetoivn 


Hochelaga Q 
Perth, N R 
Russell 


Blair 


Waterloo. S R. ... 
Restigouche ...N B 
Victoria, N R . ... 
Peterboro , E R... 
Huron, S R 
Marquette .... M 


Bornholra 


Blair Athol 


Borrom6e 


Bridgewater 
Qridgewater 


. Hastings, N R ... 
Lunenburg ... N S 
Selkirk M 






Shefford Q 




tJoscurvis 




Blake 


Boskung 


Victoria, N R . . 
Norfolk, N R 
Inverness N S 
Peel 
Wellington, C R. 
Elgin, W R 
Bothwell 




Lambton W R ... 
Queen s . N B 


Blake 




Brigg s Corner ... 
Brigham 


Blakely 


Queen s N B 




Brome Q 


Blakeney 


Lanark, N R O 


Boston Mills 
Bosworth 


"Bright 


Oxford, N R O 
Digby . N S 


Blanchard Road... 
Blanchard Set tle t 


Pictou N S 


Brighton 


Gloucester N B 
Ottawa Q 


Botany 


* Brighton .... 


Northumb. ,ER.. O 
Lanark, N R. ... a 
Antigonishe... N S 
Middlesex, N R... 
Dundas 


Bothwell 


Bri^htside 




Shelburne N S 


Bothwell 


King s P E I 


Briley s Brook . .. 
Brinsley 




Botreaux . ... 


Chateauguay Q 
Westmoreland N B 
Sask 




Arthabaaka Q 
Lunenburg ... N S 
Oxford, N R 
Grey, E R 
York N B 


Botsford Portage . 
Boucher 


Brinston s Corners 




Wellington, S R.. 

f!&lt;irlotnn V R 


Blandford Station 
Blantyre 
Blaycey Ridge . ... 
*Bktker Street ... 


Boucherville .... 
Bouchette 


Chambly Q 


Bristol .... 


1 Ottawa Q 


Bristol IPnntiac O 


Bouck sHill 
Boudreau 


Dundas 


Bristol Mines. . . . 
Britannia 
Brittania Bay ... 
Britannia Mills ... 
Briton 


1 Pontiac Q 


Toronto, Centre. 
Kent 


Westmoreland . N. B 
Westmoreland N B 
Jacques-Cartier . Q 
Prummond Q 


Peel 
Carleton O 


Boudreau Village 
Bougie 


Blessington 
Blind River 


Hastings, E R. ... 
Algoma 


Bagot Q 


Boulogne 


Perth, N R 
tArgenteuil Q 
1 Muskoka & P S d.O. 
[Inverness N S 
,Lunenburg ... N 8 
Inverness N S 
Inverness N 8 
Bonaventure ... Q 

. AUK* 






Bourdeau . . . 


Muskoka 




Blissfield 


North umber d.NB 
Nipissing. 
Lunenbury N S 


Boulardarie 
|Boulardaiie C 
Boulardatie East 
Boulardarie West 
aBjuillianne 
Boulter 


Victoria N S 
Victoria N S 


Broadbent 
3road Cove Chapel 
Broad Cove (Lune; 
Broad Core Mines 
) Broad Cove Pond 
Broadlands 
Broddview ... .. 


Blizzard Mine ... 
Block House 


Victoria N S 


King s . N S 


Cape Breton ...N S 
Pontiac Q 


Bloomfleld 
Bloomfleld 


Prince Edward... 
Prince P E I 


Hastings, N R ... 
Westmoreland N B 
Carleton N B 
Kent N B 




Carleton N B 


Boundary Creek... 
tloun y, Presqa ile 
Bourgeois 


Bloomfield 


King s .... N B| 


Brock Road flntarin N.R O 


Bloomfleld 
Bloomfield Ridge. 
Bloomfield Station 
Bloomfield Station 
Bloomingdale 
Blooming Point ... 
Bloomington 
Bloomsburg 
Bloor Street 


Dii?by N 8 
York NB 


* Brockton 
*Brockville 


York, WR 
Brockville 


Bourg Louis 
Bowesvillo 


Portneuf. Q 


King s N B 


Russell Q\ 
Wellington, N R.O 
Durham, W R ... O 
York, E R 
Monck . . . ,O 


iBrodhagen 


Prth. V R. . ... O 


Prince PE I 
Waterloo, N R ... 
Queen s P BI 
Ontario, W R.... 
Norfolk, N R . ... 
Toronto West ... 
Cardwell 


Bowling Green ... 
" Bowmanvillt 
Box Grove 
Boyle 


Brodie 1 Glengarry 


Brokeuhead Lisgar M 
Brome Brome Q 


Brompton [Richmond O 


Boylston 


Guysboro N S 
Halton 


Brompton Falls ... 
*Bronte 


Richmond Q 




Walton . ... O 


Boynton 


Stanstead Q 




Blue Bell 


Victoria N B 


"Braeebridge 
Brackenrig 


Ontario, N R . . . 
Muskoka & P S d. 
Queen s PEI 
Queen s PE I 
Queen s P.E.I 




Lanark, S R .... 
Cumberland ...N.S 
Ottawa Q 


Blue Bonnets 






Gloucester. . . . N B 
Pictou N S 


Brackley Point.... 
BrackleyPointR d 
Brackley Beach. . 
Bracondale 
Bradford 


Brookdale 


Blue Mountain ... 
Blue s Mill 


Brookdale 
Srookfield 
Brookfleld 


Selrkirk M 


Inverness N S 
Huron, E R 
Huron, E R 
Lisgar jyj 


Colchester ... N S 
Queen s N S 




York, WR 
York, NR 
Bruce, E R 0! 
Bothwell 


Blythe 


Brookfield Station 
Brookholm 


Weliand 


Blythfield 


Bradley 


Grev. N R . . . . (V 




Essex, S R 
Victoria, SR 
Charlotte NB 
Hastings, E R ... 
Grey, N R 


Bradshaw 


Brookland .. .. Pictou N a 




Bradwardine 
Brae 


Selkirk M *Brooklin 


Ontario, S R 
King s P E I 




Prince P E T 






Brae Lake 


Muskoka & P S d. 
Oxford, NR 
Renfrew, S R . ... 
Simcoe, S R 
Peel O 
Sask 


Brooklyn 


Queen s N S 
Yarmouth. ... N S 
King s N S 




Braemar 


Brooklyn 








Brooklyn Corner. 




North mb rl d. N B 
Ottawa Q 


Bramley 


Oxford, NR B 


Boileau 


Brampton 
Brancepoth 


Brookvale 


Boisdale Barachois 
Boisdale Chapel... 
Boia de Filion 


Cape Breton . . N S 
Cape Breton.... N S 


Brookvale 


Halifax N S 


Branch La Have . 
Branchton 


Lunenburg. .. N Sj 
Waterloo, S R. ... 
Selkirk M 


Brook Village 
Brookville &lt; 


nverness N S 
Cumberland... N S 
fictou N 8 


Pontiac Q 


Brandon 


Brookville 




Selkirk .... M 


Brandon Hills ... 
Brandy Creek 
Bransfield 


Selkirk M 


Brookville 


Carleton N B 
intigonishe... .N S 
Laprairie O 


Bolduc 




Norfolk, N R 
Northumberl d.NB 
Brant, S R 


Brophy s 


Bolingbroke 


Lanark, S R 
Victoria, N R . ... 


Brosseau Station 
Brotherston &gt; 
Brougham. ( 




Wellington, N R. 
Dntario, WR 
Ueauee Q 


Boiton Centre 
Bolton Forest 
Boiton Glen . 


Brass Hill 


Shelburne . ... N S 
Russell 




Bray s Crossing... 
Brazil Lake [ 


Broughton Station 
Brown Hill 
Brown s Brook ... ( 
Jrownsburg i 
3rown s Corners . 
irown sMountain j 
Brownsville I 




Yarmouth . . . . N S 
Glengarry 


Fork, N R O 
Cumberland ... N 8 




N T orthumb.,WR. 
Victoria N B 


Breadalbane 
Breadalbane 
Breadalbane 




Restigonche ... N B 
Queen s P B I 
Ontario. NR 


Bonaventure Is... 
Bonaventure R ... 


3asp6 .... Q 


fork, E R 


Sonaventure Q 


Vntigonishe ...N S 
Norfolk, N R 
Mctou N S 




*Bondfiead 
Bongard s Corners 


York, NR 
Prince Edward... 
Renfrew, S R . . 




Yarmouth . ...N S 
Bimcoe, N R 
Sask 


Browns ville 1 




Brownsville 1 
Brownsville. ..... 1 


Cing s N B 




if. Westm str, .B.C 
luron, S R 
llgoma 


Bonne Egperance. 
Bonney R. Station 
Bonnie Doon ... 
Bonshaw 


Breslau ... . .... 


Waterloo, S R ... 0: 
Frontenac . 




Charlotte N B 


Brewer s Mills ... 


Jruce Mines t 
Bru S 




Middlesex, N R. 1 
Northumb,, E R. Oi 


Selkirk M 


Jueen s P E I 


Brickley 




lenfrew, S R . ... O 



1892] 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



8L 



POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


POST OFFICE 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT 




Colchester N S 
Perth, N R 
Durham, E R 
Huron, E R 


Jaldwell Pontiac Q 


Cape Egmont 
Oape George 
Cape George Hart 
/ape John 


Prince P E I 




Oaldwell s Mills... Lanark, N R 
)aledon fimdwell f) 


Antigonishe ... N S 
Richmond N S 






Jaledon East 
Oaltdonia 


Cardwell 


Pictou N S 




Middlesex, E R. 
Northumber d N B 
Pontiac Q 


Haldimand .... 
Queen s PE 1 


CapeUon 


Sherbrooke Q 
Inverness N 8 
Victoria N S 




Caledonia 


Oape Mabon 
Oape North 




Caledonia. Corner . 
Oaledoni* Mills ... 
Caledonia Mines- 
Caledonia Sett m t. 
Caledonia Spr gs.. 
*Calgary 


Queen s N S 




Queen s N S 


Antigonishe... N S 
Cape Breton ... N 8 
Albert N B 


Oape Negro 


Shelburne N S 
Shelburne N S 
Gasp6 Q 


* Buckingham 


Ottawa Q 


Cape Negrolsland 
Oape Ozo 


Bellechagse Q 
Victoria N S 




Prescott 


Cape Rich 
Oape Sable Island. 
Cape Sable Is , S . 
Gape deMoselleCk 
Cap La Ronde ... . 
Jap Magdeleine ... 
Jap Rouge 
*Cap Sante 


Grey, ER 
Shelburne N S 
Shelburne N S 




Kent N B 


Alta 




Renfrew, N R ... 
King s N B 


Calf Mountain .. 
Jalhoun 


Selkirk M 


Bull Miosa Hill... 
Bull 8 Creek 
Bullock s Corners 


Westmoreland. N B 
Victoria N B 


Albert N B 


Carle ton N B 


California 


Richmond . . . .N 8 
Champlain Q 
Quebec Q 


Wentworth, N R. 
Compton Q 
Carleton N B 


CjVendar 


Muskoka & P S d. 
Elgin, ER 


Jalton 
Jalumet 




Argenteuil Q 


Portneuf Q 


Bunessan. . 


Grey, SR 
Lambton, W R... 
York N B 


Calumet Island ... 
&lt;!amborne 


Pontiac Q 


Cape SpBnr 


WestmorelandX B 
Albert ..... ...N B 
Prince P El 


Northumb., W R 
Victoria, N R .... 
Argenteuil Q 


Cape Station 
Cape Traverse ... 
Cape Wolfe 




Cambray 




Brant, 8 R 


Jumoria 


Prince P E I 


Burgessville 


Oxford, S R 
Bruce, N R 
Vancouver BC 
DurhamWR. ... 
Muskoka &P S d. 
Potorboro , E R... 
Peterboro , E R... 
Hal ton 


Cambridge 


Queen s N B 


CapMn River 


Bonaventure . ... Q 
Montmaenv Q 

Xorthumbrld N B 
Rimouski . Q 


Cambridge 


Hants NS 


Cap St. Iguace ... 
Cap Tormentine. 
Capucins 


Bttrgoynz Bay ... 
Burketon Station 


Cambridge Road. 
OambridgeStation 
Camden 


King s P.E.I 


King s N S 


Colchester N S 


*Caraquet 


Gloucester ... N B 
Marouette ... M 




Camden Eo&t .... 
Oameron 
Cameron s Mills... 
Cumeron Set m t. 
! Camilla 




Carberry 


Biirleigh Falls ... 
* Burlinytim 


Victoria, N R . ... 
Kent N B 


Garden 


Victoria, NR 
King s P E I 


Onrdigan Bridge . 


Prince P E I 


Gujsboro N 3 


Grenville, S. R . . 
Cardwell .... 




King s N 8 


Cardwell 


Jardwell 


Burlington Beach. 


Wentworth, 8 R. 
Monck.. ..0 


Camille 




Margin 


Bruce, E R 
Norfolk, S R... 


lamlachie 


Lambton, W R... 
Inverness N S 
Durham, E R.... 
Northumb., E R.. 
Pontiac Q 


Carholme 


Burubank Marnnnt f TV1 


Campbell 


Caricvale 






Northumb., E R. 
Peel 


Campbellcroft .... 
"Gampbellford ... 
Campbell s Bay ... 
Campbell s Cross . 
Campbell Mount n 
Jampbell Set m t. 
Campbell Set m t. 
Oampbellton 
lampbellton 
* OampbeHvilie 
Campbell ville .... 
Cfimpden 


Carillon 


Argenteuil Q 
Bonaventure Q 
St. John N B 
Prince ... P E I 


Burnhamth)rp9 . 


Carleton 


Northumb., W R. 
Perth, N R 
Marquette M 


* Carleton 




Peel 


Jarleton 




Inverness N S 
King s ..." N B 


Carleton 


Yarmouth NS 
Lanark, S R 
Toronto, Centre . 
Bonavonture Q 
Sask 




Pictou N S 


Carleton Place ... 
*Carleton Street ... 
Carleton West .... 
Jarlton 




Renfrew, S R . ... 
Gloucester. . . . N B 
Northumberl d N B 
Hants N S 


York N B 


Burnsville 


Elgin, W R 
Restigouche ... N B 
Halton 


Burnt Church ... 


Oarlton, West . ... 
Oarling 


York, W R . . 


Burnt L d Brook. 
Burnt River 
Burrard Inlet 
Burritff! Rapids . 
Btirtch 


Victoria \.B 


Selkirk W 


Muskoka A P S d. 
Perth S R 


Victoria, N R . ... 
N.Weetminster B C 
Grenville, N R... 
Brant, S R 
Durham, E R.... 
Sunbury N B 
Prince P E J 


Lincoln 


Oarliugford 
Carlingford 
Carlingville 


lamperdown 
Campo B Mo 
Janaan 


Grey, E. R 
Charlotte N B 
Russell 
Yarmouth N 8 
King s N S 


Victoria N B 


Marquette . . M 


Jarlisle 
Carlisle 


Wentworth, N R. 
Carleton N B 
Huron, W R 
Carleton N B 
Bruce, ER 


Burton 




Canaan 


Oarlow 




Canaan Rapida ... 
Janaan Station ... 
Canada Creek 
1 Canard 
j Janard River 
Janboro 


Queen s N B 


Carlow 


Bnrwell Road . ... 
Bury s Green 
Bush Glen 


Middlesex, S.R...O 
Victoria, N R . ... 
Stormont 
Megantic Q 


Westmoreland N B 
King s N 8 


Jarlsrube 


Jarluke 
Carlyle . 


Brant, N. R 


King s N S 


Bute 


Essex, N R 
Monck 


Carman . 


Selkirk , M 


Butterfiold 


Selkirk M 
King s N B 


Garmanville . 


Addingtou 


Butternut Ridge... 
Button ville 


Monck 


Carmel 


Drummond Q 
Perth, NR 


York, ER 
Kent 


Canfield 


Haldimand 
Alta 


Jarrnunnock 
Jarnarvon . . 


Victoria. N R .... 




Monck 


Cannamore 




Carnduff 


Byng Inlet .. . . 


Muskoka &P S d. 
Muskoka &P S d. 
Essex, N R O 


Cannes 


Richmond N S 
Hastings, E R ... 
Brant, N R 
King s N . 


Jaron 




*Byng Inlet North 


Oannifton 


Jaron Brook 
3arp 
Carpenter 


Victoria N B 




Lanark, N R .... 
Queen s \ B 


Byrne s Road 
Byron 


King s P E 1 




Middlesex, S R... 
Kind s P El 
Nipissing 


Cannington 
Ca nwngthn Man r 
Janobie 


Ontario, N R 
AISII 


Jarriboo Marsh ... 
Carriboo River ... 
JaribooGold Mines 
Garroll g Corners. 
arroH a Crossing 
OarroltoD 


Cape Breton ...N S 
Pictou N * 


Cable Head 
Cache Bay 


Gloucester N B 


Halifax N S 


Cache Creek 


Yale BC 
Temiscouata Q 
Durham, W R ... 
Marquette M 


Canoe Lake 
Cannon ville 
*Canso 


3ape Breton... N B 
Cumberland .. N S 
Guysboro N S 


Halifax N P 


-Vorthumbrl d N B 
Selkirk ... M 




Cadurcis 


Canterbury 
Janterbury 


Compton Q 


Carr s Brook. . 
Jarrvllle 
Jarsonbv 


Colchester ... . N S 




Durham, W R ... 
Stormont 


York N B 


York, WR o 
Carleton 




lanterbury Station 
Cantley 


York N B 


Cain s Mountain, j 


Victoria NS 


Ottawa Q 


JarsonvilJe 


King s N B 


Xorth inb rl d. N B 
Brant, N R 
Leeds, S R .. . 


Jauton 


Durham, B R.... 
Two Mountains. Q 
Ri iiouski Q 


Carssdalrt 






Canuta 


Jarswell 


Renfrew, S R .... 
Perth, N R 
King s ... N B 




Cap a la Baleine. . 


/arthage 




Middlesex, W R. 
Chateanguay . . . Q 
Wentworth, S R. 
Wentworth, 8 R. Oi 
Renfrew, 8 R .... 
Middlesex, S R.. 
Grey. 8 R n 
Cardwell 


Charlevoix y 


)arter s Point 
Jarterton 




Jap Chat 


Gasp6 , Q 


Algoma 


C&istor Centre .... 1 


Jap de3 Hosiers ... 
!ape Bald 


Gaspfe Q 


Gartier 




Westmoreland.X I! 

3 Ir-J B ... . Q 


Cartier 


Ueauharnois Q 
lacques Cartier. Q 
Selkirk M 


Calabogie 
Calder 




Oartierville 




Bruce, N R 
Bruce. N R 
Victoria NS 


Jartwright ... 


Calderwood 
Caldwell 


ape Croker 
Cape Dauphin 


Casanlt 


Montmagny . . . . Q 

)ttAW - IJ 


laacadftH .. 


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POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



[1892. 



POST OFFICE. | ELECT ORAL DISTRICT 



POST OFFICE. 



Case Settlement .., 

Cashel 

Cashion s Glen.... 

Cashmere 

Cashtown 

Cass Bridge 

Cassburn 

Cassel 

Caaaelman 

Cassilis 

Cassville 

Castalia 

Castile 

Castleavery 

Castlebar 

Castlederg 

Oastleford 

Castlemore 

Castleton 

Catalone 

Catalone Out 

Cataract 

Cataraqui 

Cathcart 

Canghnawaga 

Causapscal 

Cavignac 

Cavan 

Cavendish 

Cavendish Road... 

Cawood 

*Cayuga 

Cazaville 

Cecebe 

Cedar 

Cedar Camp 

Cedar Dale 

Cedar Grove 

Cedar Hill 

Cedar Hall 

Cedar Lake 

Cedar Mills 

Cedar Springs.... 

Cedars 

Oedarville 

Central Argyle ... 
Central Bedeque . 
Central Blissville 
Central Clarence . 
CentralCambridge 
Central Chebogue 

Centralia 

Central Grove ... 
CentralHampste d 
Centra IHaynegv. 
CentralKeswickR 
Central Kingscleai 
Central NewAn an 
Central Norton ... 
Central Onslow ... 
Central Waterv le 
Centre Augusta ... 

Centredale 

Centreton 

Centreton 

Centre Village ... 

Centreville 

Centreville 

Centreville 

Centreville 

Chaffey s Locks ... 

Chalk River 

Chambers 

Chambers Settle t 
Chambly Basin ... 
* Chambly Canton 

Chambord 

Chambord 

Ohampigny 

Champlain 

Chance Harbour- 
Chance Harbour... 

Chandos 

Channay 

Channel ......... 

Ohantelle 

Chantry 



jKings N B||CAapau 



York, ER \Cknpleau 

Glengarry ^Chapman 

Middlesex, W R. Chapman 

Simcoe, N R 

(Dundas 

Prescott 

Oxford, N R 

Russell . 



ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 



North mb rl d. N B ! | Charlemagne 



Pontiac Q 

Aigotna 

Hastings, E R ... 
Westmoreland N B 

i Chapman Setttle iCumberland... NP 
Chappell s Mills . Cumberland... . X S 

Chard IPrescott 

Sharing Cross ....jKent 

Charlecote j Durham, E R... 



POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 



Charlinch 

Charlesbourg 

CharlesbourgWest 

Charleston 

Charleston 



Stan stead Q 

[Charlotte N I) 

Renfrew, N R . . 

Marquette M 

Richmond Q 

;Cardwell O 1 Charleville 

Renfrew, SR .... 

Peel 

Northumb., E R. 
Cape Breton ... N ? 
Cape Breton . . N S 

Cardwell 

Frontenae 



L Assomption.... Q 
Musk oka A P S d 

Quebec Q 

Quebec Q 

Leeds, S R 

Carleton N B 

Jrenville, SR.... 

Quysboro N S 

Restigouche ..MB 
Queen s P E 1 



Laprairie Q 

:Rimouski Q 



Bagot . 



Q 



"Charles Cove 

Charlo Station .. 

Charlottttown 

Charrington ....JCompton Q 

Chart eris Pontiac 

Chartierville JCompton Q 

Chatboro Argenteuil Q 





Oxford, S R Chateauguay jChateauguay 



Chateauguay B MU 
Chateau Richer... 



Chftteauguay 



Chater 



*C?iatham 
Chatham , 
Chatillon 



Durham, E R. ... 

Queen s P E I 

Queen s P E I 

Pontiac Q 

Haldimand O 

Huntingdon .... Q Chaudiere Curve 

Muskoka & P S d. Chaudiere Mills- 
Vancouver B n 

Kings NB 

Ontario, S R Cheapside 

York, E R Chebogue Point.. 

.Lanark, N R Cheddar 

iRimouski Q Chedoke 

Digby N S 1 Chegogein 

Cardwell " 

(Kent 

Soulanges Q 



iGrey, E R ......... 

Yarmouth ...... N S 

Prince ...... P E I 

Snnbury ...... N B Chemical Road 

Annapolis ...... N S Chemin Tacbe 

j Queen s ......... N B[ 

I Yarmouth ... N S: 
[Middlesex, N R...O 



Montmorency 

Selkirk M 

Kent . 

Northumb rl d N B 

Yamaska Q 

Chatsworth JGrey, N R 

Chatterton -Hastings, W R... 

L6vis Q 

L6vis Q 

Le&gt;is Q 

Lotbiniere Q 

Haldimand 

Yarmouth . .. .N S 
Peterboro , E R. 
Wentworth...S R O 

Yarmouth NS 

Aigoma 

Northumberl d.NB, 
Ottawa Q( 



i Chaudiere Station 
Chaumont 



Chelmsford . 

Chelmsford 

*Clielsea 

Chelsea 

Cheltenham 

Chemainus 



Cheneville 

Cheney 

Cheney Settlemt. 

Chepstow 

Chepstowe 

Cherry Grove 

Cherry Grove 

Cherry River 

Cherry Vale 

Cherry Valley .... 

Cherry Valley 

Cherrywood 

*Cheslev 



Digby ............ N S 

Queen s ...... N B 

York ............ NB 

York ............ N B 

[York ......... N B 

Colchester .... N S 

King s ......... N B 

Colchester ...... N S 

jYork ............ NB 

|Grenville,S. R... 

Pictou ............ N S 1 Chesley s Corners 

Northumb., W R. Chester ............... 

King s ....... NB Chester ............ 

j Westmoreland N B, Chester Basin ...... 

Addington ....... ! ! Chesterfield ......... 

Carleton ...... N B Chester Grant ..... 

King s ......... NS "Chesterville ........ 

iDigby ............ NS jCheticamp ........ 

.Leeds, S R ......... \\Cheticamp Chapel 

I Renfrew, N R. ... Chetwynd ....... 

j Lennox ........ o! {Chevalier ........... 

i Kings ........ N B Cheverie ........... 

Chambly ......... Q Cheviot ............ 

Chambly ......... Q Chichester ........ 

Victoria ......... N B! Chickney ............ 

Chicoutimi ......... Q \*Ctiicoulimi ....... 

Quebec ............ Q Chignecto ......... 

Champlain ......... Q Chilcoten ....... 

St. John ...... NB *Qhilliwack ......... 

Pictou ............ N S Chilton 

Peterboro , E R... O| 

Beauce ............... Q 

Brome ............ Ql 



Lunenburg ... N S 

Peel 

Vancouver B C 

Albert N B 

Temiscouata . . . . Q 

Ottawa (i 

Muskoka & P. Sd.Oi 

King s N B 

King s PE1 

Bruce, ER 

King s PE1 

Middlesex, E R . 

Sherbrooke Q 

Queens N B 

Prince Edward... 

Queen s P El 

Ontario, W R.... 



Cfiippawa ........ Welland ............ 

Chippawa Hill ...[Bruce, N. R .. .. 

Chiselhurst ......... Huron, SR ....... 

Chisholm ............ Prince Edward... O 

Chlorydormes ...... [Gasp6 ............... Q 

Chortitz ........ Provencher ____ M 

Christie . ......... [Wentworth, N R. 

Christina ............ Middlesex, S R... 

Christian Island. Simcoe, E R ...... (&gt; 



Christmas Island 
Ohumah. ... ...... 

Churchbridge 
Churchill ............ 

Church Hill ...... 

Church Over ...... 

Church Point ...... 

Church Street .... 

Ohurchville 
Churchville 



Cape Breton... N S 
Marquette ...... M 



Shncoe, S R ....... 

Albert ........ N B 

Shelburne ____ N S 

Northumberl d N B 
King s ......... N S 

Peel .................. 

jPictou ......... NS 

Chute a Blondeau Prescott ............ 

Chute auxlroqu.., Ottawa ........ Q 

Chutes Cove ...... Annapolis ...... N. 8 

City View ............ Carleton ........... 

Olachan ............ Elgin, WR ......... 

3lairvanx deBagot Bagot .............. Q 

1airvaux de Char Charlevoix ...... Q 

Clam Harbour ... Halifax .......... N S 

ilanbrassil ...... Haldimand .... 6 

ilandeboye ......... Lisgar ............ M 

Clandeboye ......... Middlesex, N R...O 

Dlanricarde ......... Peterboro , E R...O 

Clanwilliam ...... Marquette ....... M 

Clapham ............ Megantic ......... Q 

Jlappison sCors... Wentworth, NR O 



I Chimney Corner 
China Point 
lChipman 



Montcalm ......... Q JChipman s Brook 

Leeds, S R ......... O lChipman s Corner 



Itruce, N R . 
Lunenburg 
Lunenburg 
Carleton ... 
Lunenburg 
Brant, N R , 





N S 
N S 
NB 
N S 




Lunenburg. ...,.N S 

Dundas 

Inverness N S 

Inverness . . . . N S 
Muskoka & P Sd O 

Essex, N R Oj 

Hants NS 

Bruce. E R 

Pontiac Q 

Assa 

Chicoutimi Q 

Cumberland.. ..N S 
Carib.-Lillooet.B 
N.Westminster,B C 

Mont calm Q 

Inverness N S 

Queer s P E I 

Queen s NB 

King s NS 



Clare... 

nartnumt 

laremont 

larence 

larence 

larence Creek ... 

* Clarenceville 

Clarendon 

Clarendon Station 
jlarendon Station 

31areview 

Clarke 

Clarke s Harbour. 

Clarke s Mills 

Clarkleigh 

Clarksburg. 



Clark s Corners . 

Clark s Road 

Clarkson 

Claude 

CJaverinar , 

Clay Bank 

Clajoquot , 

Clayton 

Clayton 

Clear Creek , 

Clear Spring 

Clear Springs 

Clearwater 

*Clfarvule 

Clementsport 

Olemeutsvale 

Clermont 

Clevelands ..... 
Clevelands. . 



King s 



NS 



;Cley 

*Cliffbrd 

Clifton 

Clifton 

Clifton 

Clinch s Mills 

Clinton 

"Clinton 

Clinton 

Clones 

Clontarf 

Cloudslee 

Clover Bar 

Cloverdale 

Clover Hill 

Clover Hill 

Cloverville 

[Clover Port 



Assa 

Ontario, W R . ... 
Cumberland... N S 

Russell 

Annapolis . . . ,N S 

Russell 

Missisquoi Q 

Charlotte N B 

Addington 

Queen s N B 

Addington 

Durham, W R ... &lt; ) 

Shelburne N S 

Prince P E I 

Lisgar M 

Grey, E R 

Queen s N B 

Cape Breton... N S 

Peel 

Peel 

Grey, NR 

Renfrew, S R.... O 
Vancouver ....B 

Lanaik. N R 

-V Wewtniiu str BC 

Norfolk, S R 

King s PE I 

Provencher .... M 

Selkirk M 

Elgin, WR O 

Annapolis . ... N S 
Annapolis .... N S 

Prince P E I 

King s N B 

Simcoe, E. K 

Musk, ka & P Sd 
Wellington, N R. 
Sloucester. ... N B 

King s N B 

Colchester N S 

St. John N R 

Cariboo B C 

Huron, S R 

Jueen s P K I 

lueen s N I! 

Renfrew, S R . ... 
Aigoma 

Alta 

Colchester. N S 

Simcoe, S R 

King s NB 

Antigonishe... N S 
Simcoe, E R 



1892.] 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



83 



POST OFFICE. 

Clover Valley 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. POST OFFICE. ELECTORALDISTRICT 


POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


N. Westminster. BC 
Addin?t on 


Oonnell 


Carleton NB 
Cardwell 


Craig Road Statioi 
Craigvale ... 


iLevis Q 
Simcoe, SR 
Middlesex, E.R-0 




Cloyne 
Clumber 


Assa Conns Mills 


Cumberland... N S 
Lunenburg N S 
Lunenburg N S 
Perth S R 


Crampton 


Clyde 


Wentworth, N R. 
Shelburne N S 
Queen s P E 1 
Peterboro , E R. 
Queen s P E I 
Kent N B 


Conquerall Bank. 
Conquerall Mills . 


Craubrook 


Huron, E. R 


Clyde River 


Cranbrook 


YaleKootenay.B. C 
Haldimand 
Inverness N S 




Prince Edward... 
Huron, S R 
Vercheres Q 


Cranston 


Clydesdale 




Cranton Section.. 
Cran worth 


Clyde Station 
Coal Branch Stat. 




Leeds, SR 




Lennox 




Queen s P E I 


Coal Creek 


Onoon s N B 


: Con way Station- 
Cook s Brook 
Cook s Cove 


Prince P E 1 


Crathie 


Middlesex NR ...0 
Assa 




Assa 


Halifax N S 


Craven 


Coalfields 
Coates Mills 


Kent NB 


QuysboroughN S 


Crawford 


Grey, SR 
Cardwell 


*Ooaticook ... 


Stanstead Q 
Middlesex, E R . 
Vancouver B C 
Victoria, N R .... 
Renfrew, N R.... 
Northumb., W R. 

K"nt W R 


Cook s Creek 




Crediton 


Middlesex, N R. 
Marquette M 


Cobble mil 


Cook s Mills 


Ali oma . ...0 


Creeford 


Cobble mil 


Oookstown 
Oooksville 


Simcoe, S R 
Peel.... 
Westmoreland,N B 
Hastings, N R ... 
Ontario, N R 
Elgin, E R 


Creek Bank 
Cree Hill . ... 


Wellington. C R.. 
Alta 


*0obden 


Ortemore 


Simcoe, N R 
Pontiac Q 








Cocayne 
Cocagne River ... 
Cocaine Cape 




Cooper s Falls 
Copenhagen 


Creighton 


Simcoe, E R 


Kent N B 


3reignish Rear ... 
Crescent Lake . ... 


Inverness N S 
Assa 


Alta 


Wentworth, N R. 
Lambton, E R.... 


Cochran s Hake ... 
Cockburn Island. 
Coddle s Harbour. 


Cape Breton... N S 




Cressy 


Prince Edward 
Victoria, S R 
Marquette M 


Copper Cliff . 


Guysboro NS 
Northumb., E R...O 
Queen s N B 




Antigonishe...N S 
N Westminister BC 
Digby NS 




Coquittam 


Crewe 


Huron, WR O 
Wellington, S R.. 
Elgin, WR 
Prince Edward... 
Antigonishe. ...N S 
Perth, S R 


Codrington 


Crieff 


Cody s 
Coe Hill Mines.... 
Coffin s Croft 
Cogmagun River 


Hastings, N. R... 
Shelburne . . . . N S 
Hants N is 


Corbetton 
Corbett 


Grey, E R 
Middlesex, NR... 
Huntingdon Q 
Hastings, E.R.. 
Vancouver B C 
"Slgin, E. R 


&gt;inan 
Crofton 
Croft 
Cromartv 


Corbin 


Wellington, N A. 
Northumb., E R. 


iCorbyville 


Colbeck 


Corfield 




Lipgar M 


*Colborne 






Compton Q 
York N B 


Coldbrook 
Cold Brook Stat. . 
Cold Springs 
Cold Springs 


St. John N B Cork Station 
King s N S ^ rtr ^ c 


York N B 


Cross Creek... 


Stanstead Q 


Crossbill 


Waterloo, N R ... 
Simcoe, N R 
Bonaventure Q 
Guysborough. N S 
Cape Breten ... NS 
Guysborough. N S 
Antigonishe... N S 
Richmond N S 
Bothwell 
Lunenburg. ... N S 
Shelburne N S 
Colchester. . , . N S 
Guysborongh. N S 


Northumb., W R 
Lisgar M 
Mi ddlesex,S R... 
Carleton NB 
Colchester.... NS 
Carleton NB 
Simcoe, E R 
Addington 


Cormier s Cove ... 
Cornell 
Corner of the B cb 
Corn Hill 


Westmoreland N B 
Oxford, S R 
Gaspe Q 






Oross Rds. , Oy. Bar. 
CrossRdLeich sCk 
CrossRds.M.Mel d 
Cross Roads, Ohio 
CrossRds.,StG.Chl 
3roton 
&gt;ouse Town 
&gt;owel 
Crowe s Mills 
&gt;ow Harbour 




King s N B 




Corn Hill Eaet. ... 


King s N B 


Coldstream East . 


Cornwall 


Cornwall 


Queen s P E 1 
Cornwall 
King s P E I 
Victoria, N R. ... 
Lambton, W R... 
Wellington, S R. 




Corn wall Centre... 


Cole Harbour 
Cole Lake 


Guysboro NS 
Addington 


Corson s Siding ... 
Oorunna 




York, E. R 
Prince P El 




iCorwhin 


Coleraine 
Coleraine Station 
Cole s Island 
Oolenso 


Peel 


Costigan 
Cote 


Assa 


Crown Hill 


Simcoe, E R 
Addington 




Cdteau du Lac . ... 
Cdtrau Landing... 
C&teau Station ... 
^C&te des Neiges ... 
Cotedes Neiges O. 
Cote St. Antoine . 
Cote St. Louis 
Cote St. Michael- 
Cote St. Paul 
C6te St. Pierre. 
C3te Visitation ... 


Soulanges Q 


Croydon 


Grey, E. R 
Lambton, W.R... 
Simcoe, S. R 
Westmoreland.N B 

Antigonisho... N S 
Antigonishe... .N S 




Cruickshank 
Crumlin 


Grey, N R 


Soulanges Q 


Middlesex, ER 
Stormont 


Colgan 


Hochelaga Q 


Orysltr 


College Bridge . ... 
College Grant . ... 
Collegeville 


Uochelaga Q 


Culdaff 


Dorchester Q 


Culloden 


Norfolk, N R 
Digby NS 


Ilochelaga Q 


Culloden 


Collina 


King s N B 
Simcoe, NR 
Cumberland... N S 
Frontenac 


Hochelaga Q 
Ottawa Q 


Cull ton 


Renfrew, S R. ... O 
Norfolk, S R,... 
Russell 




*Oollingwood 
Collingwood Cor . 




Wellington, N R. 
Essex, S R 


Cumberland Bay. 
Cumberl d Hocse 
Cumberland Mills 
Cumberland Point 
Cumming s Bridge 
Cumming s Cove. 
Cumming s Mt i 
Cumminsville j 
Cumnock 


Queen s N B 


Collin s Inlet 


Cottam 


Sask 


Bruce N R 


Cottesloe 


Peterboro , E R. 
Northumberl d,NB 
Simcoe, E R 


Beauce Q 








Queen s N B 




Ontario, S R 
Simcoe, S. R 
Victoria B C 




Russell 




Courtice 


Durham, W R... 
Norfolk, N R 
Lambton, W R... 
Yale-Kootenay,B C 
Queen s P E J 
Cardwell 


Charlotte N B 
Pictou N S 




Courtland 


Comber 
Comber mere 


Essex N R 
Renfrew, S R . ... 


OourtrigM 

Coutltf 


Hal ton 
Wellington, C R. 
Piescott 


Cove head Road ... 




Comeauville 
Commercial Cross 
Commanda 


Hitrhv "NT S 


Currie s Crossing 
Curry Hill 


Oxford, S R 
Glengarry 






Albert N B 


Muskoka&PSM. 

VanrlrAnil 


Coverley 
Covey Hill 


Grey. NR 
Huntingdon Q 




Albert N B 


Cushendall 


Frontenac 






Cowal 
Oowansville 


Elgin, W R 
Mlssisquoi Q 


Gushing 


Argenteuil Q 






Cypress River 
Dacre 


Marquatte .... M 
Renfrew. S R . ... 
Chicoutimi Q 
Asea 


Comptou Station. 




*Ono Bay 


Cape Breton... " 
Vancouver B C 
Vancouver B C 
Cape Breton... N 8 
Queen s N B 


RT.OTI+ Q T* 1 ) 


Cowichan 






Cowichan Lake ... 
Coxheath 


Dalesboro 




Pictou N S 
York, WR 


Dalesville 


Argenteuil Q 
Restigonche ... N B 
King s N S 


Concord 
Condon Settlem t. 


Cox s Point 


Dalhausie 


Simcoe, N R (&gt; 
Simcoe, E. R 
Selkirk M 


Dalhousie, East ... 
DalhousieJu ction 
Dalhousie Mills... 
Dalhousie Road ... 


Waterloo, N R ... 
Wellington, S R.. 
Wellington, N R. 
Dundas .. 




Restigouche... X B 
Glengarry O 








Craigleith 


Grey, ER 


Lunenburg. ... N S 
Pictou N S 




Craigsholme 


Wellington, C R. DalhousieSettlem , 



84 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



POST OFFICE. 


ELICTOHAI. DISTRICT 


POST OF/I OB. 


ELECTOR 11, DISTRICT 


POST OFUCE. 


ELECTORAL D1STBICT 


Dalhousie Station 
Dalhousie West ... 
Dalibaire 


Soulanges Q 




Wellington. ..NR 
Peel 
Ontario, N R 
Middlesex, E R... 
Queen s P E I 


Downsview 
i Doyle 


York. WR O 


Annapolis N S 


Derry,West 
Derryville 


Rimouski Q 


J Doyles . 


Kent 


Dalkeith 




Doyles Brook 
Doyle Settlement 


Northumberl dN B 
Restigouche ... N B 
Wellington, C R. 
Wellington, C R.. 
Botbwell 


Balling 


Shefford Q 


De Sable 


Daimeny 


Russell 


Desboro 


Grey, N R 


Dalrymple 


Victoria, N E.... 
Simcoe, N R 
Selkirk M 


* Deschambault .... 
Descouse 
Desert 


Portneuf Q 




Dalston 


Richmond N S 




Dalton 




Wellington, N R. O 

Gruv *^ R rt 


Daly 


Selkirk M 


*Deseronto 


Hastings, N R . . 
Addington 




Damascus 


Wellington, N R. 
Drummond Q 
Pontiac Q 


Desert Lake 




OiioBTi s P F T 


Danby 


Desford 


JeJk rk M 




Brant, N R O 


Danford Lake 
Danforth 


Defijardins 


Megantic Q 


Drumconnor 


York, E R 


Desmond 


AddingtoD 


Lanark S R 


Daniel 


Queen s N B 


Deux Rivieres ... 


Renfrew N.R ... 
Middlesex, ER... 
Halifax . y S 






Both well 


* Drummondvilleh 


Drummond Q 
Halton 


*DanvUU 




Devon 


D Arcy 


Frontenac 


Dewdney District 
Dewe 


\ Westm nstr B C 
Muskoka & P. S d O 
Charlotte N B 




Huron, S R 
Selkirk M 


Darlington 


Queen s P E I 


Dry River 


Darling Road 
Darnley 


Monck 


De Wolf 


Duart . . . 


Klgin W R 


Prince P E I 


Dewittville 


Euntingdon Q 
Elgin E R 


Dublin 


Perth S R 


Darrell 


Both well 


Dexter 


Dublin Shore 
Dubreuil 


Lunenburg ... N S 
Renfrew. S R 0- 


Dartford .. 


Northumb., E R. 
Victoria, N R . ... 
Halifax N S 


Diamond 


Lanark, N R 
Russell 




Dichenson 


Dubuc 




Dickinson * La ing 
*Digbv ... 




Duck and Pringle 
Duck Creek 


Yale-Koo enay B C 
Queen s N B 


Darveau 


Levis Q 


Digby . N S 


Dashwood 


Huron, S R 
Arthabaska . . . . Q 
York, WR 
Assa 


Dillon ton 




Duclos . 


Ottawa Q- 


D Auteuil 


Dingwall 


Victoria N S 


Dudswell Centre. 
Dufour 


Wolfe Q 


Davenport 
Davin 


Dipper Harbour... 
Dirleton 


3t.John NB 
Oarleton 


Charlevoix Q 


Dufferin 






Alt* 


D Israeli 


Wolfe Q 


Dufferin Bridge ... 
Dufferin Mines ... 
Dugald 
Duharnel 


Muskoka APS d.O 
Halifax N S 




Renfrew, N R.... 
King s N S 


Dixie 


Peel 


Davison Street.... 
Davisville 


Dixson 


Stormont 


jisgar M 
Ottawa Q- 


York. E R 
Bothwell 


Dlxon s Corners... 
Dlxon s Point 
Dixrille 


Dundas 


Kent N B 


Dumbarton Stat n 
Dumfries ., ... 


Charlotte N B 
York N B 


Dawson 


Russell 


Stanstead Q 


DawBonSettleme t 
Dawson ville 
Day Mills 


Albert N B 




Northumberl dN S 




Pontiac Q 


Restigouche... N B 




Bruce, N R 
Westmorela d. N B 
Antigonishe... N B 
Shelbnrne N Si 
Muskoka A P Sd. 
Cariboo Lillooet B C 
Sunbury N B 


1 Dunany ... ... 




Dobson s Corner . 
Doctor s Brook- 
Doctor s Cove 
Doe Lake 




Selkirk... M 


Day s Corner .... 


King s N B 


Dunara 
Dunbar 


^isgar M 


Lunenburg N S 
Renfrew, N. R . . 
Addington O 
Kent 




! *Dunbarton 


Ontario, W R ... 








Deal town 


Doherty 


Ounbow 


Alta 




Halifax N S 


Doherty s Mills ... 
Doherty Creek ... 
Dolbeau 


Kent N B 
Cumberland. . N S 


Dunboyne ... 


Elgin E R O 




Haldimaud 




Grey E R .... O 


De Bee 


Carleton N B 


Duncan 


-unenburg N S 
Vancouver B C 
MuHkoka& P S d. 
Middlesex, S R.. 
Grey E R O 


Debert Station . ... 
DeBlois Station... 
De Cewsville 
Declare 


Colchester NS 
Prince P E I 


Dollar 


York, E R 


Duncan * Station. 


Dolsen 
Dominion City . ... 
Dominionville .... 
Domville 


ient 
Provencher M 
Glengarry .. 


Haldimaud U 


Duncrief 


Marquette M 






Muskoka &PSd. 
Bruce, E R .... 
Annapolis N S 
Yarmouth N S 
York N R O 


Grenvilla, S R ... 
York, E R 




Wont worth, N K. O 
Cing s P E I 


Deenierton , 


Don 


Dundas 






Yale-Kootenay..B C 
York. E R 
Perth, NR 
King s . N B 


*Dundas Street ... 


Oronlo, West... O 
Huntingdon Q 
Restigouche... N B 
Lisgar M 
Richmond N S- 
Dundas 


Deerfield 


Doncaster 
Donegal 








Peterboro , E R...O 
York, ER 
Bonaventure Q 
King s P E 1 




Dundee 
Dundee 


Deer Park 
Dee Side 


Dongola 




Donore .... 






DeGros Marsh.... 
Delap s Cove 
* Delaware 
Dellhaven 




Waterloo, S R ... 
Westmoreland NB 
Westmoreland.N B 
Middlesex, ER... 
Wellington,C R...O 
Lennox 


Dundonald . 


Northumb.. ER.. 
Simcoe, N R 
Huron, W R 


Annapolis N S 
Middlesex, S R . 
King s N S 


Dorchester 


Dunedin 


Dorchester Cross g 
Dorchester Station 
Dorking 




Dungiven 


Westmoreland N B 
Missisquoi Q 
Bruce, E R 


* Delhi . 


Norfolk, NR .... 
Chicontimi Q 


Dunham 
Dunkeld 




Dorland 


Doll 




Dornoch 
Dorn Ridge 


Grey, N.R 
York N B 


Dunlop 


Huron, C R 




Selkirk M 


Dunlop 


Gloucester N B 




Hastings, N R.... 
Norfolk, N R . ... 
Leeds S R 


Dorset 


Ontario, N. R ... 
Jacques-Cartier . Q 
Renfrew, N R.... 
York .. N B 


Dunkerron 


Simcoe. S R 
Antigonishe ... N 8 
Autigonisbe . .N S 
Renfrew, N R.... 




Dorval 


Duninaglass . . . 
Ounmore 


Delta 




Demorestville 


Prince Edward... 
Selkirk M 


Douglas 




Douglasburg 


Napierville Q 


Dunmore Junct c 
"Dunnville 


Dempsey s Corner 
Denbigh 


King s N S 


Douglasfield 
Douglas Harbour. 
Douglas Lake 
Douglas Station... 
Douglastown 
Douglastown 


Northumberl d.NB 
Queen s N B 


Monck 




Ounphy 


\orthumb N B 
Pontiac Q 


Donfield 


Middlesex, E R.. 


Yale-Kootenay.B.C 
Selkirk M 


Dunraven 


Denison s Mills ... 
Denmark Eoad ... 


Dunrobin 


Darleton 


Colchester N S 


Gaspe Q 




Victoria. 8R 
Simcoe, N R 
illeugarry 


Northumb .... N B 
Peterbrough.ER 
Westmoreland N B 
Keat 


Duntroon 








Densmore s Mills . 
Denville . 


Hants N S 






Inverness N S 


Muskoka & P Sd. 


Dover Centre 
Dwercourt 
Dover Hill 


Dupey s Corner ... 
Durell 


Westmoreland.N B 
King s P E I 


Departure Bay ... 


Vancouver.... B C 
Chicoutimi Q 


York, W R 
Victoria N B 




3rey,S R.. 




Joliette Q 


Jover, South 
3over, West 
Jowney ville 
Dow nev ville . 


Kent 


Durham 


Pictou N 8- 




Northumber ld N 15 


Halifax N P 


Durland 


Lunenburg. ... N S 
Halifax N S 
Elgin, W R . ... O 


Derby Mills .... 


Qrov. N.R O 


Victoria, S R 
Kind s N B 


Dutch Village.... 
* Out ton . 


TWfthnTn HnntrB... Nnrfnlk N R O 



1892.] 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



85 



POST OFFICE. 



ELECTORAL D1S RICI 



POST OFFICE. 



ELECTORAL DISTRICT 



Muhkoka & P S d. ! !Kden Mills Wellingtons R.. ;Elva 

i Victoria S R 0, Emberson 



DWlght illiU^JUJiva m L w u. v 

Owyer Hill Carleton 



POST OFFICE. 



Dyer s Bay Bruce, N 

Dynevor Lisgar 

Eady CT! - 

Eagle 

Eagle Hea d 

Eagle s Nest . . , 

Baling 

Earner s Corners 

Eardley 

Earlswood 

Earltown 

East Aldfleld ... 
East Angus 



R 0, 

M 

Simcoe, E R OJ 

Elgin, WR 

Queen s N 



Edeuwold I Asea 

Edgar Simcoe, E R 

Edgar Mills Essex, S R 

E^garton Mus-k .ka & P S d.O 

Edge Hill .... 



East Apple River. 
East Arthabaska. 

East Baltic 

East Bay. 



East Bay, N. Side 



Pontiac Q 

Coinpton Q 



Cumberland ...N S 



Arthabaska 



Q 



King s P E 1 

Cape Breton... N S 1 
Cape Breton... N S, 



Grey, S R 

Brant, NR 0;i Edgeley jYork, WR 

Middlesex, E R... Mg ley Farm .... Assa 

Cornwall jEdgett s Landing i Albert N B 

jOttawa Q Kdicingtoa j Muskoka & P S d. 

Assa Eclina -Argenteuil Q 

Colchester N S! Edmonton . 

Edmonton . 

Edmundston 

Eel Brook . . 

Eel Cove 

Bel Creek 



Eel River Cross g. 
Kel River L&ke. ... 

EfHngham 

Egan Creek 

Eganvilte 



East Bolton Brome Q 

East Broughtou..., Beauce Q 

East Chebo?ue ... Yarmouth N Sj 

East Chezzetcook Halifax N S 

East Clifton (Compton QiJEgerton 

East Dover Halifax N Si I Egg ; Island 

East Dudswell . ... Wolfe Qi | Eglington 



East Dunham 

East Earltown . ... 
Eastern Harbour 
East Farnham .. 
East Ferry 



East Folly M ntainiColchester . 



Missisquoi Q jEgmondville 

Colchester N 8| Kgmont Bay 

Inverness N S Egypte 

Brome Q Eight Island Lake 

Digby 



Peel 

Alto 

Victoria N B 

Yarmouth K 8 

Victoria N8 

Cumberland ... N S 



N S 



E Hall sHar. R d. I King s N S 

East Hereford JGompton Qj 

East Jeddore Halifax N 8 

East Leicester ... Cumberland ...N Si 

East Linton Grey, N R 

East Magdala Megantic Q 

East Margaree ... Inverness N P 

Eastman !Brome Q 

Eastman s Springs Russell 

East Mapleton....|Cumberland.. N Si 

East Mttrgaretsv . i Annapolis N S 

East Mines Stat n, Colchester N S 

East Mountain.... [Colchester N S 

East New Annan.: Colchester NS 

Easton s Corners Grenville, N R... 

East Oro ! Simcoe, E R 

East Point King s P E 1 

East Port Medway Queen s N S 

East River Lunenburg . ...N S 

East River.St.Mar. Pictou N S 

E Riv. Sheet Har.J Halifax N S 



East Rogerville .. 

East Sable River 

East Scotch Sett... King s 

East Selkirk 

East Sherbrooke . 

E side Marg ree H 

B side Pub. Harb 



Northumb d.. X R 
Shelburne ...... N !* 



feioa 

Klb Mills 

Elcho 

Elder 

Elder s Mills 

Kldon Station . .. 

Eldorado 

Elford 

Klfrida 

Elgin 

Elgin. 

Elgin ; 

Elgin 

Elginburg 

Elginfield 

Elgin Road 

Elia 

Elimville 

Elizabeth ville .... 

Elkhorn 

Ellaton 

Ellengowan 

Ellershouse 

Ellesmere 

Elliott 



Restigouche ... N B 

York N B 

Monck 

Hastings, N R _ 
Renfrew, S R . 
Simcoe, S R ... 
Wellington, N R. 

S^guenay Q 

York, E R 

Huron, S R 

Prince P E I 

Shefford Q 

Guysboro N S 

Cat dwell 

Leeds, SR 01] Enterprise 



Lisgar M 

Sherbrooke Q 

Inverness 

Yarmouth 

E side Ragged Is d Shelburne 

East Sooke | Vancouver.... 

East Southampt n Cumberland . 

East Templeton ... Ottawa Q 

Eastville Colchester N 

East Wellington. I Vancouver B C 

East Wentworth . Cumbeiland.. N 

East Wallace :Cumberland....N S 

East Williamsb gh Dundas 



N Bi Elliott s Mills 



*Embro 

Embrun 

Emerald 

Emerald 

Emerald 

Emerald Hill 

*Emerson 

Emery 

Kmigrant Road ... 

Kmileville 

Emmett k .... 

Emo River 

Empey 

Empire 

Empire Valley.... 

Emsdale 

Emyvale 

Enderby 

Enfield 

Enfield 

0, English Bay 

English Corner ... 

English Settlem t. 

English. Town 

Ennis 

Ennishpre 

Enniskillen 

Enniskillen Sta ... 

Ennismore 

Enon 



ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 



Monck 

Cardwell 

York, WR 

Victoria, N R. ... 
Hastings, N. R.. 

Essex. S R 

Wentworth, S R. 

Leeds, S R 

Pictou N 8, 

Albert N B 



Kpping . 

Epsom 

Eramosa .. 

Erb 

Erbsville 

Eric 

Krie 

Erie 

"Erin 

Erinsville 



N Westminster.B C ! Erinview 



Elliott Vale 



Ellisville 



Oxford, S R 

Compton Q! 

D. Nipissing 01 



Eastwood 
Eaton ... 
Eauclaire 

Ebenezer Queen s P E I 

Ebenezer Assa 

Eberts Bnthwell 0! 

Echo Bay Algoma 0] 

Echo Place I5ran.% N R Oj 

Echo River Algotna (! 

Echo Vale Compton Q 

Economy JColchester N S 

Economy Point.. ..jColchester N 8 

Ecum Secum Guysboroush . N S 

Eddystone Northumb., W R. 



Eden Elgin, E R 

Eden Marquette M 

Eden Grove Bruce. E R 



Frontenac 

Middlesex, E R... 

L Islet Q 

York, WR 

Perth, S R 01 

Durham, E R.... 

Selkirk M 

Norfolk, NR 

Bruce, E R 

Hants NSj 

York. E R 

Lanark, S R 

Queen s PE1 

Kings PEI 

Assa 

Leeds, 8 R 

Lanark, N R 0| 

Dundas 

Peel 

Chailolte NB, 

Pictou NS 

Simcoe, S R 

Grey, ER 

King s N B 

Waterloo, N R ... 

King s PEI 

Aesa 

Hants N S 

Prince PEI 

Pontiac Q 

Essex, N R 

Halifax N8i 

Charlotte N B 

Elmvale Simcoe, N R 

Selkirk M 

Bruce, E R 

King s NB 

Wellington, C R. 

Lanark, N R 

Marquette M 



S 

N i? Kim 

N SliElma 

. B Cl I Elmbank . 
. N S Blmcroft . 
! Elmfield . 
Elmgrove. 
Elmhedge 
Eliuhurst 



Elmira . . 
Elmore ... 
Elmsdale 
Eimsdale 
Elmside. 



Klrasvale. 



Blra Valley 

Elmwood 

Elmwood 

"Elora 

Elphin 



1 Elphlustone 



Victoria. NR ...... 



Klsinore Bruce, N R 



i) 



Erinville 
Ernestown Station 

Errington 

Erskine 

Escott 

Escuminae 

Escuminac 

Esdraelon 

Eskasoni 

Eskdale 

Esmonde 

Esquesing 

Esquimalt 

Esquimaux Point 

Essfx Centre 

&lt;Ssouville 

Ester haz 

Estmere 

Etang du Nord.... 

Etchemin 

Ethel 

Etna 

Rttrick 

Bugenia 

Eunoia 

Eureka 

Eustis 

Evandale 

EvanBvale 

Evelyn 

Kverett 

Everett 

Eversley 

firerton 

"Exeler 

Factory Dale 

Kairbank 

Fairburn 

Fairfax 

Fairfax 

Faiifield , 



^airfield. Kast 



Elton 



Selkirk M Fairfie d 



Selkirk M. 

Muskoka & P S d. 

Oxford, N R 

Russell 

Lennox 

Inverness .... N 8 
Queen s..... PEI 

Selkiik M 

Provencher M 

York, W R O 

Westmoreland N B 

Bagot Q 

Renfrew, S R ... O 

Algoma 

Hastings, N R . . O 

Haldimand O 

Cariboo- Lilloet BC 
Muskoka & P S d. O 

Queen s P E I 

Yale-Kootenay.B C 
Durham, W R ... O 

Hants N S 

Gaspe Q 

Halifax N S 

Queen s N B 

Victoria N S 

Cardwell 

j Victoria NB 

Durham, W R ... 

Queen s N B 

Peterboro , W R.. 
Cape Breton... N S 

Addington 

Grey. E R 

Ontario, NR 

Wellington, S R.. O 

King s N B 

Waterloo, N R ... 

Frontenac 

Haldimand 

Wolfe Q 

Wellington, S R.. 

Addington 

Lisgar M 

Guysboro N S 

Lennox 

Vancouver . . . .B C 

Grey, E R 

Leeds, SR O 

Bonaventure Q 

Northumb N B 

Carleton N B 

Cape Breton ... N S 

Bruce, W R 

Renfrew, S R 

Halton 

Victoria B 

Saguenay Q 

Essex, S R 

Peterboro , E R . 

Assa 

Victoria N 8 

- p6 Q 

Levis Q 

Huron, E R 

King s N S 

Middlesex, ER... O 

Grey, S R 

Selkirk M 

I ictou N S 

Sherbrooke (, 

King s N b 

Algoma O 

Middlesex. ER... O 

Simcoe, S R 

Victoria N B 

York, N R 

Wellington, 8 R.. O 
Middlesex, N R . O 

King s N S 

York, \VR 

Selkirk M 

Selkirk M 

Stanstertd Q 

King s P E I 

Brock ville 

St. John N B 



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POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



[1892. 



POST OFFICE. 



ELECTORAL DISTRICT 



Fairvitte 

Faldlng 

Falkenburg 

Falkirk 

Falkland 

Falkland 

Falkland Ridge... 

Fallbrook 

Fallowfield 

Falls View 

Falmouth 

Falmouth Station. 

Fannystelle 

Faraday 

Farewell. 

Fargo 

Farmerston 

Farmingdale 

Farmington 

Farmington 

Farnboro 

Farndon 

Farnham Centre 

*Farnham 

Farquhar 

Farran a Point ... 

Farrelton 

Fassifern 

Father Point 

Fauxbourg 

Fawcett HU1 

Fawkham 

Fawn 

Fecteau s Mills ... 

Fellows 

Felton 

Fennell s 

Fenaghvale 

Fenella 

*Fendon Fatts . ... 

Fenwick 

Fenwick 

Fenwick 

*Fergus 

Ferguson 

Ferguson s Falls... 
Ferguson s Point. 

FergusonTale 

Fermoy 

Ferndale House- 
Fern Glen 

Fernhill 

Fernton 

Ferry Landing 
Ferris 



Fesserton 

Fetherston 

Feversham 

Field 

FifteenMileStre m 

Fifteen Point 

*FingaV 

Finger Board .... 

Finlayson 

Fintona 

First South 

Fish Creek 

Fisherville 

Fish Lake 

Fitch Bay 

Fitzgerald Station 
Fitzroy Harbour . 
Five Islands 



Fairfield Plain ... Oxford, S R 

Fair Ground Norfolk, S. R ... 

Fairhall [Selkirk Ml 

Fairhaven I Charlotte N B| 

Fairholme Muskoka & P gd .0 

Fairmeade j Assa 

Fairmont Springs: Yale-Kootenay B C 

Fairmount (Grey, E R 

Fairview Perth, S R 

Fairview Station .(Halifax N S | 

Fair Valley i Simcoe, E R 

Fairview | Westmoreland. NB 

Fairview i Queen s P E 1 

St. John N B 

Muskoks 

Ontario, N R 

Middlesex, NR.. 

Brant, S R 

Halifax N8 

Annapolis N S 

Lanark, S R 0| 

Carleton 

Welland 0[ 

Hants N S 

Hants N SJ 

Lisgar M 

Hastings, NR... ! 
Wellington, N B. Oi 

Kent 

Carleton N B 

King s NB 

King s P El 

Cumberland ... N S{ 

Brome Qj 

Missisquoi Q 

Brome Q; 

Missisquoi Q 

Perth, SR 

Stormont 

Ottawa Q 

Glengarry Oj 

Rimouski Q 

Lunenburg ... N S 
Westmoreland N B 

Ontario, N R 

Ontario, N R 0| 

Wolfe . ; Q 

Lennox 

Russell 

Simcoe, SR 

Prescott 

Northumb., W R. 
Victoria, N R .... 

Monck 

King s NB! 

Cumberland... N S 
Wellington, C R.. 
Middlesex, S R. . 

Lanark, S R Oi 

Gloucester. . . , N B: 

Simcoe. N R 

Addington 



POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 



POST OFFICE. 



Simcoe, E R 







Muskoka & PS dO, 
Middlesex, S R. . 



Five Mile River ... Hants ............ N S 

Flamboro Centre Wentworth, N R. 
Flatlands ............ Restigouche... N B 

Flat River ......... Queen s ...... P E I 

Fleetwood .......... Durham E R ...... 

Fleming ......... ............. Assa 

Flesherton .......... Grey, SR ......... 

FleshertonStation Grey, S R ......... 

Fletcher ............. Kent ............... 

Fletcher s Station Halifax ......... N S 

Fleurant ............ Bonaventure ...... Q 

Fleuriau ............ Rimouski . ..... Q 

Flinton ............... Addington ......... 

Flodden ............. Richmond ......... Q 

Floradale ............ i Waterloo, N R ... O 

Florence ............ {Middlesex, W R. 

Florenceville ...... Carleton ......... N B 

Florenceville, East Carleton ......... N B 

Florenta ............ Marquette ....... M 

Flowers Cove ...... Queen s ......... N B 

Flower Station. ... | Lanark, N R. . . . 

Flume Ridge ...... Charlotte ...... N B 



Fexton 

Fox River.... 
Fox River . ... 
Fox Warren 
Foymount . , 
Framboise . ... 

; Frampton .... 

i Franconia , 



ELECTORAL DISTRICT 

Lisgar M 

GaspS Q 

Cumberland ... N S 

Marquette M 

Renfrew, SR O 

Richmond N S 

Dorchester Q 

Monck 

Hastings, W R... 

Victoria, SR 

Durham, E R. ... 
Marquette M 



Poley lOntario, S R. 

Polly Lake | Colchester.... 

Folly Mountain ... Colchester 
Folly Village 
Fontenelle. .. 

Fontenoy 

*Fmthill 

Forbes 

Forbes Point 



OJ 

N 81 
N S 
N S 
Q 



Colchester 

Gaspfi 

Richmond Q 

Welland 

Colchester N S 

Shtlburne N S 



Ford s Mills |Kent NS 

Fordurich Huron, E R 

Huron, WR 

Haldimand 



Frankford 
Frank Hill 
Franslin ... 
Franklin ... 

Franklin Centre... [Huntingdon Q 

Franks Bay , Muskoka & P S d O 

Franktown [Lanark. SR 

Frankville JBrockville O 

Frankville Antigonishe ... N S 

Fraserburg Ontario, N R... 

Fraser s Grant . ... [ Antigouishe ... 

Eraser s Mills Antigonishe... 

Frazerville . 
Frfichette.... 
Fredericton , 
Fredericton Jv.nct. 
Fredericton Road 
Fredericton Stat. 



Fordyce 
Foreman 

* Forest jLambton, W R.... 

Forest Farm I Assa 

Forester s Falls ... J Renfrew, N R.... 

Forest Hill King s PEI 

Forest Mills Lennox Olj French River 

Foreston .Carleton N B i French Road 

Forestville .Norfolk, S R 

Forfar Leeds, S R 

Forks Queen s NB 



Freeborn 
Freeland ............ 

Freeland ............ 

Preelton ............ 

Freeman ............ 

Freeport ............ 

Freeport ............ 

Freetown ......... 

* Frelighsburg ...... 

French Bay ......... 

French Lake ...... 

French River ...... 

French River ...... 



............... ......... 

Forks, Baddeck ...i Victoria ......... N S 

Forks Road ......... Monck ............. 

Formosa ............ Bruce, E R ......... 

Fort ; i la Come ...................... Sask 

Fort Coulonge .... jPontiac ............ Q 

Frrt Alexander... i Lisgar ............. M 

Fort Augustus ... iQueen s ...... PEI 

Fort Ellice ......... Marquette ...... M 

*Fort Erie ......... iWelland ............ 

Fortescue .......... i Victoria, N R . ... O 

Fort Frances ....... ! Algoma ............ 

Fortierville ...... Lotbiniere ...... Q 

Fortier Settlement , Lnnenburg ... N S 
Fortin ............... Rimouski .......... Q 

Fort Kipp .......... ; ............ Alta 

Fort Lawrence ..... Cumberland ..... N S 



* Fort. JUcLeod 

Fort Pelly 

Fort Saskatchewan 



Alta 
Assa 
Alta 



Liagar M ! ,iFort Stewart .... 



Fort Simpson ...... Cariboo ..... B C 

For t Steele ...... Yale-Kootenay, B C 



Frenchvale 
French Village ... 
French Village ... 
French Village ... 
French Village ... 
Friar s Head ....... 

Friar s Head ...... 

Frizzle ton .......... 

Froatb urn ...... 

Frogmore .......... 

Frome ............... 

(frontier ............ 

Frost Village ...... 

Fnlford ............. 

Fullarton ............ 

Fuller ................ 

Fulton ............... 

Fulton Brook ...... 

Furnace Falls ...... 

Fyfield .......... 

Gabarouse Lake... 
Gabanwse ......... 



Victoria N S 

Queen s N B 

Ferryville Carleton NB! 

Simcoe, E R 0| 

Muskoka A P S d. 

Grey, E R 

Yale A Kooten yBC 

Halifax N S 

Prince PEI 

Elgin, W R 

Victoria, S R 

Victoria N Si 

Cardwell 

Lunenburg. . . N 8 

Perth. S R 

Haldimaud 

Prince Edward.. 0, 

Stanstead Q 

Prince P E 1 

Lanark, N R 0, 

Colchester NS 



Fortune Bridge . 
Fortune Cove.... 
Fort William .... 
Fort William 



Hastings, N R... O 

King s P Elj 

Prince P E J 

Pontiac Q 

Algoma 



* Fort mitiam West t Algoma 



Foster 

Foster s 

Foster s Croft 

Fogterville 

Fouch ier 

Four Falls 

f our Mile Brook . 

Fournier 

Bowler s Corners 
Fox Bay (sub) . ... 

oxboro 

Fox Creek 

Fox Harbour 

"ox Island Main. 

Foxmeart 

Fox Point 



Qaberouse Bara cs 
Gabriola Island ... 

Gad s Hill 

Gagetown 

Qagnon 

Qailey 

Galbraith 

Galena 

Galetta 

Gallas Point 

Gallingertown ... 

Galson 

Gait 

Gainebridge 

*Gananoque .... 

Garden Hill 

Garden Island ., 
Garden of Eden ., 

Garden River 

Gardiner Mines .. 
Gardner s Creek 
Garfield 



Brome Q 

Lunenburg. ... N S 

King s NB 

York NB 

Richmond N S 

Victoria N B 

Pictou NS 

Prescott 

Peterboro W R. 

Gaspe Q 

Hastings, E R ... 
Westmoreland N B 
Cumberland... N P 
GuTsboro N S 

Mufkoka &PS d OilGarland I King s...".... :.... N S 



... O 
NS 
NS 
Durham, E R.... 

L6vis Q 

York N B 

Sunbury N B 

Westmoreland N B 

Queen s P E I 

Perth, N R O 

Leeds. S R 

Prince PEI 

Wentworth, N R. O 

Halton O 

Digby NS 

Waterloo, S R ... 

Prince PEI 

Missisquoi Q 

Bruce, N R 0- 

Sunbury N B 

Pictou N 8 

Queen s PEI 

Algoma O 

Cwpe Breton. . N S 
Cape Breton ... N S 

Drummond Q 

Queen s PEI 

King s N B 

Halifax N S 

Inverness N S 

Inverness N S 

Inverness N S 

Dundas .... ... O 

Norfolk. S R Q 

Elgin, W R O 

Huntingdon Q 

jShefford Q 

Brome Q 

Perth, SR 

Hastings, N R ... O 
Wentworth, S R. O 

Queen s N B 

Victoria, N R... O 

Bruce. E. R O 

Cape Breton.. ..N & 
Cape Breton ... N S 
Cape Breton... N S 
Vancouver. . . . B C 

Perth, NR O 

Queen s N B 

Victoria N B 

Kent N B 

Lanark, N. R.... O 
Yale-Kootenay B C 

Lanark, N R 

Queen s PEI 

Stormont 

Compton Q 

Waterloo, S R.... O 

Ontario, N R 

( Leeds, S. R 

i Durham, ER ... 

(Frontenac 

Pictou N S 

Algoma O 

Cape Breton ... N S 

i St. John N B 

Queen s PEI 



Garland ............ jChateauguay 



1892.] 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



87 



POST OFFICfi. 


LECTORAl DISTRICT 


POST OFFICE 


LECTORAL DISTRICT 


POST OFFICE. ; ELECTORAL DISTRICT 


Garneau 


L lslet Q 
Haldimand 
t. John N B 
renville, S R ... 


Henbervie 
Glen Buell 


Colchester.... N S ioio Kiver jjunenourg w a 
Brockville Goldsmith Essex, SR 


Garnet 


Glenboro 


larquette M Qoldstone Wellington, C R, 


Garretton 
Garrison Road ... 
Garryowen 
Garthby Station... 


lUenburnie 


Frontenac C 
imcoe, S R ! 


ioiasiream 
3ondola Point . ... 


Victoria r&gt; j 
King s N B 


orrey, N R 

Wf\\ fo O 




Middlesex, W R, 
nverness N S &lt; 


Lisgar M 




3ood Corner 
looderham 


Carleton N B 


larquette M 
rhateauguay .... Q 




iestigouche ... K B 
Guysboro N S ( 


Peterboro , E R... 
Carleton 








*Gaspt Basin 
Gasp6 Bay South 
Gaspereaux 


Glen Colin 
Qlencorradale ... . 


Elgin, ER 01 
King s PE I 1 




Ontario, W R 
St. John N B 


-tflcrxA O 


looseberry Cove 
loose Creek 
loose River 


King s PE1 


Oardwell 1 


St. John N B 
King s PE I 


Glen Donald 


Glengarry ( 




{ino- a N S 


nverness N S ( 
Middlesex, E R . ( 


Gordon 


Essex, SR 


Gaspereaux Sta... 






lordonsville 
lordonville..., 


Carleton N B 


Tarmouth N S 
Colchester N S 
Vorthumberl d.NB! 
Halifax N S 




Wellington, N R, o 
Hants N S 




Glendinning 


elkirk M (3or 


Gay s River 


nverness N S 
Grey, SH ( 
Gfuvsboro NS ( 
.." Assa ( 


7ore Bay 


Algoma 


Gay s River Road . 


Gleueden 

Glenelg 


Sore s Landing ... 


Northumb d.W R 
Qiey, E.R 


unbury N B 
Victoria, N R .... 


fialart 




lormley 


York, E R 
Huron, E R 




Gleufanning 
Glen Farrow .... 


King s PE1 




.rgenteuil Q 
T ancouver B C 

\ipnlflt O 


Huron, E R ( 
Queen s PEI ( 
nverness . . , . N S ( 
Prince P.E. I 


loshen 


Albert N B 




loshen 


Guysboro N S 
Lennox 






losport 


George s River .... 
Georgetown 
*Georgetown 


Jape Breton ... N S 




Soulais Bay 


Algoma 


Glengarry Station 
Glengarry Valley . 


ii.. tnii N S I 


3aulais River 
3ould 






Cape Breton... N.8 
Pontiac Q 


Compton Q 


tanstead Q 
\ntigonishe... N S 
York, N R 
Huntingdon Q 
Ontario, N R 
Renfrew, N R .. 
Waterloo, S R ... 

Alhrt N B 


3ould Station 
Souldville 


Compton Q 






larquette M 
Simcoe, N R 0; 
MuskokaAPSd. 
sherbrooke Q 


Westmoreland N B 
Wellington, S R. 
Kings PEI 


Georgina Island 


Glen Huron 
Gleniia 










Sowanstown 
Sower Point 
lowland Mount n 


Wellington, N R. 
Renfrew, N R ... 
Albert N I: 






Ottawa Q 


German Mills 
German town 


Glenlivet 


lestigouche... N B 


Glen Lloyd 


Perth, SR 


Essex S R 




Ontario, W R.... 
lalifax N S 


Sracefield 


Ottawa Q 


Gethsemani (anb) 
Getson s Point ... 




Glen Margaret ... 
Glen Meyer 
Glen Millar 


Grafton 


Northum WR... 
Carleton N B 
King s... NS 


junenburg... N S 


\orfolk, 3 R 
Hastings, W R... 
Grenville, S R ... 
Brant, N R 
viegantic Q 


flrafton 
Hrafton 


Giant s Lake 
Gibraltar 


Guysborough N S 
Jrey E R 




Iraham s Road ... 
Grahamsville 
Grainfield . . 


Queen s PEI 


1 Glen Morris 
Glen Murray 


Peel . 
Northumb d... N B 
Shefford Q 




Simcoe, B R 
York . N B 




llensrarry Granboro 




Mgby N S 


Glen Norman 
Glen Oak 




Oranbv.... 


Shefford Q 


Gilbert s Mills 
Gilchrist 
Gilford 
Gilks 


Prince Edward... 
*imcoe, E R O 
York, NR 
North berl d N B O 
Haldimaad 
Victoria . , N S 


Middlesex, S. R...O Grand Anse 
Selkirk M Grande Ance 


Richmond N S 
Gloucester N B 
King s N B 




Glen Orchard 
Glen Porter 


Simcoe, E R 
Northumbrl d, N B 


Grand Bay 


Grand Bend 


Lambton, E R. ... 
Chicoutimi Q 
Bona venture. . . . Q 
Selkirk M 


Gill 


Glen Rae 


.ambton, E R ... 
Antigonishe ...N S 
Glengarry Olj 


GilUnder sMount 


Glen Road 


Grand Cascapedia 
Grande Clairiere. 
Grand Desert 
Grand Entry 
Grande Freniere... 
Grande Greve 
Grande Ligne 
Qr.tnde Pointe ... 
Grande Prairie ... 
Grandes Piles 
Grandes Coudfies. 
Grand Etang 
Grande Vallee ... 
* Grand Falls 
Grand Falls Por ge 
Grand Harbor . ... 
Grandigue 


Victoria N B 
Bruce, N R 
Cape Breton ... N S 
Victoria N S 


Glen Robertson ... 
Glen Ross . . ... 


Gillies Hill 


Hastings, W R... O&lt; ! 


Halifax N S 


Gillies Lake 




Gasp6 Q 


Gillies Point 


Glen Sandfield ... 


Glengarry 
\orfolk, S R 
Pictou N S 
Grenville, S. R... 


Two Mountains . Q 
Gaspe Q 


Gillies Point East 


Victoria N S 


Hastings N R.... 


Glensliee 
Glen Small 


St. John s Q 


Gimli 




Provencher M 
Yale-Kootenay.BC 
Champlain Q 


Girard 


3t. John Q 


Glen Stewart 
Glen Sutton 
Glen Tay 




Provencher M 
Middlesex, E R... 
Victoria . . . N B 






Lanark, S R 
Antigonishe... N S 
Frontenac 


Beauce Q 




Glen TJig 


Inverness N. S 
Gasp6 Q 




Vlarouette M 


GJlenvale 


Gladys 


... Alts 


Glenvale 


Westmoreland,N B 
[nverness N S 
Glengarry 


Victoria NB 




:5ruce, W R 
Durham, E R ... 
Victoria, S R 
Wentworth, S R..O 
Wentworth, S R. 
Elastings, NR.... 
Middlesex, S R... 
Jrey, SR 
Ontario, W R.... 
Oarleton N B 


Qlenville 


Victoria NB 




Glen Walter 
Glen William 
aijn Williams 
(Glen Willow 
Glenwood... 


Charlotte N B 
Kent NB 




King s P El 


G Ian ford 


Halton 


Grandigue Ferr... 


Richmond N S 
Saek 


Glanford Station 


Middlesex, W R ,0 
Yarmouth N S 
Gloucester N B 
Charlevoix Q 
Brant, N R 


Grand Lake Sta.. 
Grand Manan 
Grand Mere 
Grand Metis 
Grand Mira, N.... 
Grand Mira, S 
Grand Narrows, R 
Grand Narrows, S 
Grand Pabos 
Grand Pit 


Halifax N S 


Qlanworth 


Gloucester Station 
Gobeil . ... 


Charlotte N B 
Champlain Q 


Glascott 


Goble s Corners .. 
Godbout 


Rimouski Q 






Cape Breton ... N S 
Cape Breton ... N S 
Victoria N S 


Glastonbury 
Glebe Road 




*Goderich 


Huron, W R 
\ddington 


intigonishe ....N S 
AHa 






Qodolphin 
fJoff s 


Northumb d, E R.O 
Halifax N. S 


Cape Breton ... N S 
Gasp6 Q 






Glen Alda 


Peterboro , E R...O 
Wellington, C R.. 
Ottawa Q 




Yale-Kootenay. B 
St. John NB 
St. John N. B 
Renfrew, N R ... 
Carleton N B 


King s N 8 




Golden Grove 
jQoMenGroveMill 
Golden Lake 
Golden Ridge 
Golden Stream . 
Golden Valley ... 
Goldenville 


Grand River 
Grand River 


GaspS Q 


Glen Almond 
Glen Alpine 
Glen Anglio 
Glenannan 


Victoria N B 


Antigonishe ...N S 
Gloucester N E 
Huron, E R 
Victoria, NR 
Antigonishe ... N S 
Ottawa... . 


Grand River 


Richmond N S 
Nicolet Q 


Grand St. Esprit . 
Grand Tracadie ... 
* Grand Valley ... 
Grandview 


Marquette M 
Muskoka & P S dO 
Guysborough... N S 
Stormont 


Queen s P E I 
Wellington, NR. 
Queen s PEI 
Selkirk M 


Glenarm 


Glen Bard 
Glen Bean... 


Goldfield .. 


}ranee 



88 



POST OFF[CP:8 IN CANADA. 



[1892. 



POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT 


POST OFFICE. ELECTORAL DISTRICT 


Granger 


Cardwell 


Grindstone Island 
Giriswold 


Gaspe Q 


Hardy 


Westmotelarjfl.NB 
Westmoreland, N B 
Grey, ER 


Granite Creek .... 
Granite Hall 
Grant 


Yale-Kootnay.. BC, 
Muhkoka&PSd.O 
Russell 


Mnlkirl,- .. M 




Grondines Pnrtnonf n 


Harkaway 


Qroudiues Station 
Grosses Coques ... 
Grosses Roches.... 
Orosvenor 


Portneuff Q 
Die-bv N S 


Grant 


Westmoreland, NB j 
Dundas 




Oxford, S R 


Grantley 




Harley Road 


Grantham 


Vancouver B C 
Oxford NR 
Middlesex, N R... 
Pictou N S 


Guysboro N S 
Elgin E R 


Huron, S R 




Qrovesend 




*Qranton 


Groves Point 
Qroveton 


Cape Breton ... N S 
Grenville, S R ... 
Selkirk M 




Oxford, NR 


Granton 


Harmony Mills ... 
Harold 


Grant s Corners... 
Granville 


Stormont 


Grund 


Hastings. N R ... 
Lanark S R, O 
Middlesex. N R... 
MiddlessexER...O 

TTnlifa-v V ^ 


Queen s P El 


Gueguen . 


Kent N B 




Granville Centre . 
Granville ferry ... 
Grassmere 


Annapolis N S 
Annapolis N S 
Muskoka & P. S d 
Wentworth, S R. 
Northum N B 


*Guelph 


Wellington, S R. 
Kent ... . 




Guilds 


Harrietsville 
Harrigan Cove ... 
Harrington 


Gulf Shore 


Cumberland ...N S 
Cape Breton ... N S 


Grassy s Corners . 
Grattan 


Gull Cove 


Queen s P E I 


Gull Creek 


Grattan 


Renfrew, S R .... 
Stormont 


Gull Lake 




Harrington, East 
Harrington, West 




Gravel Hill 


Gunning Cove ... 
Qunter 


Shelburne N S 
Hastings, N R.... 
Simcoe E R 




* Gravenhurst 
Graystock 


Simcce, E R 


Brant N R 


Peterboro , ER...O 
Westmoreland N B 
Colchester N S 
Russtll 


Quthrie 




Alta 


Great shemogue 
* Great Village 
Greely 


Guysborough 
Guysborough 
Guysboro In vale. 
Gypsum Mines ... 
Hackett s Cove ... 
fladlow Cove 
*Hagersville 
Hagerman s Corn. 
Haileyburg 
Hainsville 


Norfolk, NR 
Guysboro N S 
Guysboro N S 


Harrison sCorners 
Harrison Kiver ... 
Ilar son s H. Sprs. 
Harrison Road. ... 
HarrisonSettlem t 




N. Westm ster.BO 
N.Westminster B C 
Cumberland ...N S 
Cumberland ...N S 
Wellington N R. 
Westmoreland. N.B 
Essex. S R . 
Marquette M 


Greenbank 


Ontario, N R 
Algoma 




Hj)IifT V &lt;J 


Greenbush 


Brockville 




Greenbush 
Green Co\e 


York NB 


Haldimand 




Victoria NS 


York E R 




Greenfield 


Antiginiehe.... N S 


Nipiesing O 




Greenfield 




Greenfield 


Carleton N B 


Hainsville .. 


Dii?hv N S 


Rarffpll 


Muskoka & P S d. 
Norfolk N R O 
Cumberland ...N S 
Carleton N B 


Greenfield 


Queen s N S 


Ualcro 




Hartford 


Greenfield 


Colchester N 7 S 
Guysboro N S 


Haley Station . ... 
Halcomb 


Renfrew, N R. . . 
Northumberl dN B 
Muskoka & P S d. Oj 
Guysboro N S 
Guysboro N S 
Colchester N S 


Hartford 


Greenfield, St.Mys 
Green Harbour ... 
Green Hill 


Hartford 


Shtlburne NS 
Pictou N S 


Haldane Hill 
Half Island Cove 
Halfway Cove 
Halfway Brook ... 
Halfway River St. 
*Haliburton 
* Halifax 






Carletou N B 


Green Hill 


Cumberland.. .NS 
York NB 


Hartley 


Victoria, NR ....0 
Selkirk . . nt 


Green Hill 




Greenock 


Bruce, E R 


Cumberland ....N Si 
Peterboro , E R, 
Halifax N P 




Addington O 
Queen s P E I 
Renfrew, S R . ... 
Albert N B 


Green Point 
Green Point 


Prince Edward . . 
Gloucester N B 
York N B 


Hartsville 


Harty s Station .. 


Green Point Statn 
Green Ridge 
Green River 
Green Kiver 
Green River 
Green Road 


Hallerton 


Huntingdon Q 
Hastings, E R ... 
Antigonishe ... N S 
Peterboro , W R, 
Peterboro , E R, 
King s . N S 


Proven cher... . . . M 
Temiscouata .... Q 
Ontario, W R.... 
Victoria N B 


Halloway 


Hurvey 
Harvej H.Mines... 
Harvey Bank 
Harvey Station ... 


Renfrew, S R 


Hallowell Grant... 
Hall s Bridge 
Hall s Glen 


Albert N B 


York N B 


Carleton N Bi 


Hall s Harbour ... 
Hall s Mills 


Kent . 


Green s Brook . ... 
Green s Creek 
Greensbields 


Pictou N S 


Lanaik, N R O 
N. Westminster,B C 




Numberl nWR. 
Carleton 


Colchesttr N S 
Richmond Q 


Hall a Prairie .... 
Hall s Stream 
Hallville .... 


Harwood Plains . 




Greenside 


Grey, S R Oj 




Hassett 


Digbv N S 
Northumb d,ER, 
Cumberland... N S 
Albert N B 


Greensville 


Wentworth, N R, 
Glengarry 


Halfpenny ... ... 


Lanark, N.R 
Hastings, E R ... 


Green Valley 
Greenview 


Halston ........ 
Halverson 




Hustings, N R ... 
Cumberland.... N S 
Cumberland N Si 
Middlesex, N R.. 
King s PE I 




Greenville 


*Hamilton Hamilton A! 


Hatchley Stat n... 
Hatfield Point.... 
Hatley 


Oxford SR 
King s . . . N B 


Greenville Statn. 


*Hamiltou Jas. SI 
Hamilton 


Hamilton 


Prince . P E I 


Stanstead Q 


Greenwich 


Hamilton Cove.... 
Hamilton Moun n 






Pontiac . .. 


Greenwich Hill ... 
Greenwood 


King s N B 


Queen s N B 


HatherJon 
Hatzic Prairie .... 


Grey, E R O 
N. Westm ster.B C 
PeterboroughER 
PetetboroughER 
Diaby N 8 


Lisgar M 


Marquette M 
King s . . N B 


Greenwood 


King s NS 


Hammondvale ... 
Hampshire Mills. 
Hampstead 


Greenwood 


Ontario,W R 
St. John N B 
Pontiac Q 


Simcoe, E R 
Oxford, N R 
Queen s .. N B 




Greer 
Greer Mount 




Hampstead 




Hastings, N R... 
Selkirk M 
Prescott 


Gregory 


Simcop, E R 


Hampden . , ... 


Grey S R 


Haviland 
*Hawkesbury 
Hawkestone 


Grenfel 


Simcoe, N R 


* Hampton ... ... 


Durham, W R ... 
Queen s P E I 
King s N B 


Grenftll 






Simcoe, E R 
Waterloo, N R... 


*Grenville 


Argenteuil Q 


* Hampton 




Bruce, W R 
Selkirk M 


Hamtown . ... 


York N BI fTowioir 


Gretna 


Hanceville 
Haulan 
Ilaulun 


Carriboo-Liloet B C 
Petil 
Lisgar Ml 




Russell 


Gretna 






Oxford S R 


Grey Eagle 


Muskoka & P S d. Oj 
Middlesex, S R ...0 
King s N B 


Hay 


Middlessex, N R. 


Greystead 


Hannon 


Wentworth, S R, 
Grey. S R Oj 
Cumberland .. N S 
Hants N P 


Hav Bay 


Grey s Mills 


* Hanover 
Hansford 






Greywood 


Annapolis. ... N S 
Alta 




Richmond N S 
Durham, W R ... O 
Wentworth, N R. 
York N R 


Grierson 






Griersville 
Griffin 


Grey, E R 
Stanstead Q 


Hanwell 


York N B 




Harbord 


Carleton ITTavAHvllla 


Griffin s Corners . 
Griffin Cove 


Elgin, E R 


Harb r au Bouche 
Harbour Road ... 
Harbourville 


Antigonishe ...N S 
Antigonishe ...N S 
King s N 8 


Hay field. 


Selkirk M 


Gaspe . ... Q 


Hay s River 


Inverness N S 
Waterloo, S R.... 


Griffith 


Renfrew, SR O 
Wentworth. S R. 
Wentworth, SR. 
Wentworth, S R. 
Algoma 
Grey, N R. . ..0 


*Grimsby 






Grimsby Park ... 
Grlmsby Centre... 
Grimsthorpe 
Grimston 


Hardingville 


St. John .. N B. 




Carleton S 


Hardwicke 


Northumb N B 
fompton . ... Q 


Hazel Grove 
Ha/el Hill 


Queen s P K I 


Hardwood Flat... 
Hardwood Land... 


Guysboro NO 
York. B R 


Hants N.B 


Headford ... 



1892] 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



89 



POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 


Headingly 
Head Lake 


Lisgar M 
Victoria N R . ... 
Cumberland... N is 
King s P E i 




Lambton, W R... 
Inverness N S 
Albert N B 
Queen s P E ll 
Wellington, S R, 
Simcoe. E R 
TnvftrnARH N S 


Uillsborough 
* HiUsborough 
Hillsborough 
Hilhburgh 


Head of Amherst 1 
Head of Cardigan 
HeadofChezzetc k 
Head of Hillsboro 
Head Ind. Har. L. 
Head of Jeddore . ! 
Head of Jordan R . j 
HeadofMillstreatn 
H. of RiverHebert 
H.St. Margaret s B 
Head St. liter s B 
H. South River L. 
H. Tatftmag cheB. 
Head of Tide 
HeadofWallaceB. 
H.WallaceB.(N.S.) 
Heaslip 
Heathbeli 


Halifax N S 
King s P E 1 


*Hillsdale 


Guvsborough...N S 
Halifax . N S 


IliHsdale 


Hillsdale Kino- a N R 


Shelburne N i- 
King s N B 


Uill s Green 
tlillside 


Huron, S R 
Cape Breton ...N S 
Albert N B 


Cumberland ... N S 
Halifax N S 


Hillside 


Hillview 


Selkii k M 


King s P E 1 


Hilly Grove 


Algoma 


Quysborough ...N.S 
Colchester N S 


Hilton 


Northumb d.E R, 
Aldington 
Carleton 


flinch 


Restigouche ...N B 
Cumberland... N S 
Cumberland ... N b 
Selkirk M 






Albert N B! 






Hoard s Station ... 
Hoath Head .... 


Northumb d.E R. 
Grey NR O 


Pictou N t- 




LambtonER.... O 
King s P E 1 
Antigonishe... N i? 
Grey E R O 


Hobart 


Simcoe, E R 
Hochelaga Q 


Heatberdale 
Heatherton 
Htathcote 






Provencher. . . M 


Hockley 


Cardwell 








Pictou . . . N S 


ffebertvitte 






Oxford. SR 
King s N B 


Hebron 


Albert N b 


Uolderville 




Yarmouth N S 
Lisgar M 
Grenville, N R... 
Digby NS 


Holland Centre ... 
Holland Landing 


Grey N R . . .0 


Hecla 
Hecks ton 


York, N R 


Marquetto M 
Ottawa. . . . Q 




Holland s Mills . . 
Hollbroke 


Hedgevillo 


Pictou N S 


... Alta 


Hedleyville 




Hollen 


Wellington, N R, 
Simcoe, S R 


Hednesford 




Holly 


Heidelburg 


Waterloo N R ... O 
Muskoka & P Sd.O 
Huntingdon Q 
Lunenburg.... N S 
Dorchester Ql 
Norfolk, S R O 
Huntingdon Q 
Queen s N B 


Holly Park 


York, NR 
Carleton N B 


Hekkla 






Huron, S R 


Hemford 


Holmfleld 


Selkirk M 




Holstein 


Grey S R 


Hemlock 


Holt , 
Holton 


York, N R 
Chateaugnay . ... Q 
Bruce W R 


* Bemmingford ... 
Henderson Settle t 
Henderson Settle t 




Cumberland... N S 
Middlesex, S. R. 
Pontiac Q 




Lincoln 


Homeville .... 


Cape Breton . . N S 
Simcoe, S R 
Muskoka & P 3d. 
Yle BC 
Bruce N R 








Huron E R O 






Hants N S 


Hope 
Hope Bay 


Henry 


Prescott . . 


Henrysburg 


St. John s Q 




Renfrew, S R .... 
King s ... . P E 1 








Huron, S R 
Biuce, N R 




Queen s P E 1 


Hepworth 


Hopetown 


Bonaventure Q 
Lanark, N R 
Grey, E R 
Albert N B 


Hepworth Station 


Bruce, N R .... 
Huntingdon 
Compton . . . . Q 




Hopeville 
Hope ".veil 


Hereford 




Wellington, R, 
Hastings N R.... O 
King s P E 1 




Pictou .. N S 




Flopewell Cape ... 
Ifopewell Hill .... 
Hopper 


Albert N B 


Hermanville 


Albert N B 




Selkirk M 


Alhart N B 


Heron Island 
Herring Cove 
*Hespeler 


Restigouche ...N B 
Halifax N S 


Hornby TT*ltr&gt;n f) 


Hornby Island . . 


Vancouver B C 
Victoria, N. R.... 
Grey, E R 
Cape Breton. . N S 
Muskoka A P. S &lt;1 O 
King s N 6&gt; 


Waterloo, S R-... 
Perth, N. R 
Ottawa .... Q 


Heston 


Horning t Mills ... 
Horn s Road 
11 -i ham 


Hewitt 


Monck &lt;J 




Peterboro , E R, 
Queen s ... N B 


Horton Landing... 




Peterboro , E R . 
Norfolk, S R 
Gaspe 1 Q 


Hickson 


Oxford N R 
Prince P E 1 




Higgin s Road ... 
High Bank 
High Bluff 


House Harbour ... 
Housey s Rapids 
Howe Island 


King s P E J 


Ontario, N R 
Frontenac . . 


Marquette M 
King s N S 


Highbury 


:Chateanguay ... Q 
Sunbury N B 


High Falls 


Renfrew, S R.... 
York W R 


Hoyt Station 
Hubbard s On&lt;tt, ... 
Hul rey 


Highfield 


Halifax N * 


Highfield 


Hants NS 
Elgin W R 


Middlesex, S R... 
Vaudreuil Q 




Highland Greek ... 
Highland Village 
Highlands 


York, ER 
Colchester N S 
Caileton NB 
. Alto 


iHuestis Landing. 
Hulbert 


Queer s N B 


DutidiiH ... O 


Hull Ottawa O 


High River 


[lumber 


York, W. R Q 
York, W R 
Welland 


HiphRock Ottawa Q 


[lumber Bay 
* Humber stone 
Hun s Valley 
Hunter s Home . 
HnntersMountain 
Hunter s Point ... 
Hunter s River ... 


Hillburn Assa 


Hill Farm. . . Assa 


Mtniuette M 


Hill Head 


Argenteuil Q 


Queens .... N B 


Hillhurst 


(Victoria N S 


Hillier 


Prince Edward ...O 
Essex SB 


1 Pontiac Q 


Hillman. . . 


Queen s PE1 



POST OFFICE. 

tlunterstown ... 
*Huniingdon . . 
Huntingfield , . 
I tluntington . . . 
Huntingville ... 

Huntley 

Elunt s Point ... 
*Huntsmlle . 



ELECTORAL DISTRICT 



... Q 
.. Q 

. 

NS 
Q 



Maakinongl 

Huntingdon 
Huron, E R 
Cape Breton 
Sherbrooke 

Lanark, N.R 

Queen s N S 

Muskoka & P S d. 

Hurdville ! Muskoka & P S d. 

Hurdman 8 Bridge 1 Russell O 

(lurtubise Russell 

Husavick JLiegar M 

Hutchinson Settle j Halifax N S 

Hutton House Simcoe, E. R .... 

Huttonsville Peel 

Hybla Hastings, N. R... 

Hyde Park Corner; Middlesex. E R... 

Hyndford Renfrew. S R .... C 

Hyndman^ Qrenville 

M 




Icelandic River... Lisgar 

Ida Durham. E R 



Ida 

Ignace 

Ilfracombe 

Ilderton 

Illicillewaet 

Imlah 

Inchby 

Indian Brook 

Indian Ford 

Indian Harbour... 

Indian Head 

[ndian Island 

Indian Mountain 

[ndian Point 

Indian River 

Indian River 

Inaiau River Stat. 
Indian Road 



Queen s N B 

Algoma 

Mupkokn & P S d.O 
Middlesex, E R.. 
Yale-Kottenay, B C 

King s N B 

Queen s 1 N 8 

Victoria N B 

Marquette M 

Halifax NS 

Assa 

Charlotte N B 

Westmoreland, N B 

Lunenburg N S 

Peterboro , E R, 

Prince P E I 

Peterboro , E. R. 
Hants N S 



"Indian Town St. John N B 

*f-ngersoH Oxford, SR O 



Inglewood 

Inglisville 

Ingoldsby 

Ingonish 

Ingram River 

Inholmes 

Inistioge 

Inkerman 

Inkerman 

Innerkip 

fnnisfil 

Innisville 



Cardwell 

Annapolis. . .. N S 
Victoria, N R.... 

Victoria N S 

Halifax N S 

Muskoka & P S d. 

Grey, E R 

Dundus O 

Gloucester N B 

Oxford, N R 

Simcoe, S R 

Lanark, S R ... . 



Internation l B dge Welland 



Intervale Westmoreland, N B 

Inverary Froutenac 

Inverhaugh Wellington, C R. 

Inverhnron Bruce, W R 

Invermay Bruce, N R ...*.. 

^Inverness Megantic Q 

Inverness Prince P E I 

Inwood Lambton, E R. ... 

lona Elgin, W R 

lona Victoria N S 

lona Station Elgin, W R O 

Ireland Antigonth NS 

Irena Dundas O 

Ireton Yarmouth N d 

Iris Simcoe, N R 

Iris Queen s P E I 

Irish Cove Cape Breton ...N S 

Irish Lake Grey,S. R 

[rishtown Westmoreland,N B 

Iron Bridge Algoma O 

trou Dale Victoria, N R 

Iron Hill Brome Q 

Iron Mines Inverness N S 

Iron Ore Pictou N 8 

Ironside... Ottawa Q 

"Iroqwis Dundas O 

Irvine Megantic Q 

Irving N.Westminster.BC 

Irving Settlement Albert NB 

Isaac s Harbour... ; Quysborough.. .N 8 
[saac sHarb nr(eR) Gujsborough...N S 



Is-ht rwood 

Island Brook 



Alfoma 







Compton Q 



90 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



[1892, 



POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT 


POST OFFICE. 


ELECTORAL DISTRICT 


POST OFFICE. 


ELECTOKAL DISTRICT. 


Islay 


Victoria, N R ... 
Charlevoix Q 


Kaleida 


Selkirk M 


Kill vlpnirVi 


Simcoe, S R 
Peel 
Lanark, S R. ... 
Middlesex, W R.. 


Isle aux Coudres 
Isle aux Grues ... 
Isle Bizard 


Kaministiqua 
"Kamloops 
Kamouraska 
Kamsa ck ... . 




Kilmanagh 
Kilmarnock . . . . 


Montmagny Q 
facques Cartier.. Q 
Provencher M 
Berthier...- Q 


Yale BC 
Kamouraska Q 


Isle des Chenes... 
Isle Dupas 




Kananaskis j . .. Alta 


Kilsyth 




Isle Perrot 


Vaudreuil Q 


tCarS inarlutnn f\ 


IT 11 wnrthv 


Ontario, N R ... 
Lambton, W R... 
Grey, ER 


Isle Perrot, Nord.. 
IsleVerte 


Vaudreuil Q 


Kara 


King s N B 


Kimball 


Cemiscouata. . .. Q 
York, W R O 
L i;:onburg ... N S 
Middlesex. SR... O 
Hastings, 8 R ... 
Wolfe Q 
Simcoe, S R 
Leeds, SR O 


Karsdale 


Annapolis N S 
Assa 


Kimberley 


Islington 


Katepwe 


Italy Cross 




Stansteid Q 




Lanark, N R 


Ivan 


Katrine . . 


Muskoka & P S d. 
Westmoreland, N B 
Ottawa Q 


"Kincardine 




Kay Settlement... 
Kazubazua 


Vipfnrifl N R 


Ives 
Ivy 


King 


York, N R 


Keady 


Grey N R 


Ivy Lea 


Kearney 


Muskoka & P S d. 
Westmoreland N B 
Cardwell 


Kingsborough .... 
King Creek 


ICinir a P ff T 


Jackfish Bay .... 
Jackson 


Ugoma O 


Keats 


Vrwk NT? O 


Cumberland ...N S 
Qrey, N R O 


Keenansville 
*Keene 


Kin garth 


York N B 


Jackson 


Peterboro , E R, 
Algoma 




Jrov NT? fk 


Jacksontown 
Jacksonville 


!arleton N B 
Oarleton N B 
Oape Breton ...N S 
Kestigouche ...N B 
Klgin.E R O 
\ntigoniihe . .N S 
\ntigonishe.... N S 
Hamilton 


Keewatin 


Kinglaky 


Norfolk, S R 
Inverness N 8 


Keith 


Both well . . 




Jacksonville 


Keith. 


King s . ..N B 


Kingsbridge 


Jacquet River 


Keith 


Compton Q 


Richmond Q 


Jaffa 
James River 


Keithley Creek. ... 
Keldon 


Cariboo B C 


Kingsbury 


Lunenburg N S 
York N B 


Grey, E. R 




James River Sta . 
*James Street 
Jamestown 


Kelloe Station ... 
Kells 


Marquette M 


Kingscote . 


Grey, E. R 


Muskoka & PSd.O 
Queen s PKI 
Yarmouth N S 




Lambton, E R ... 


Huron, E R O 
Victoria N S 


Kelly s Cross 


Kingscroft 


Jamesville 


Kelly s Cove 
Kelso 




Orummond Q 
Drummond Q 
Hastings, E R ... 
Selkirk M 




Lanark, N. R 
Durham, E R 
Gloucester ... . N B 
Muskoka & P Sd. 
Simcoe, E R 
Haldimand 
irenyille, N R... 
Richmond N S 
Halifax N S 


*King$ey Falls ... 




Kelso 


Halton 


Janeville 


Kelvin 


Norfolk, NR 
Grey, N R 
Selkirk M 




Jarlsberg 


Kemble 
Kemnay 


Kiugsley 
Kingsmill . .. 


York NB 
ttlgin, ER 

King s N S 


Jarrett s Corners. 
Jarvis 


Kempt 




Jasper 


Kempt Head 
Kempt Road 
Kempt Shore 
Kempt Town 
* Ktmptvillt ..... 


Victoria N8 
Richmond N S 
Hants N S 






Jau vn n sHarbou r 
Jeddora Oyster Pd 
Jefferson 
Jeffry 




King s N B 




Kent N B 


York, WR 
King s N B 
Brockville .... O 


Colchester N S 
Grenville, N R... 
Yarmouth N S 
Durham, W R ... 
Wellington, N R, 0! 
Peterboro . ER... 


Kingston Mills ... 
Kingston Station . 
Kingston Station 
j Kingston Village. 




K"in&lt;y c "NT &lt;2 


Jellyby 


Kemptville 




Jemseg 


Queen s N B 


Kendal 


Rincr a N l 


Jenkins 


Queen s N E 


Kenil worth 


Kssex S R 


Jericho 


Lambton, E R.... 
Peterboro E. R... 


Kennaway 




Inverness . . . . N S 
Victoria, SR 
Sask 


Jermyn 


Kenlis 


King s Wharf. 
Kinistino... ... 


Jersey Mills 


Kenmore 


Russell 


Jerseyville 
Jessopville 
Jewett s Mills ... 
Jocelyn 


Brant, N R 
Grey, ER 


Kenntlcook 


Hants N S 


Kinkora 


Perth, NR O 
Prince PEI 


Kennetcook Cor . 
Kennington Cove 
Kenneyville 


Hants N S 


Fork N B 


Cape Breton.. N S 
Perth, N K 
Huntingdon Qi 
Middlesex, E R . 
Prince PEI 




Bruce W R 


ilgoma 




Bruce W R 


Jock Vale 


Carleton 


*Kinmount 
"Kinnear s Mills 
Kinosota . . . . ... 


Victoria, NR O 


Joggin Bridge ... 
Joggin Mines 


Digby N &gt;S 


Kensington 
Kensington 
Kent Junction.... 
Kent 


Cumberland . . N S 
}rey, N R 




Kent N B 


Queen s PEI 


Johnson Crossing. 
Johnson Croft ... 
Johnson s Mills... 
Johnson s Mills... 
Johnston s River. 
Johnston 


Colchester.... N S 
King s N B 


Halifax N S 




Ontario, W R . ... O 

King s N S 


Kent Bridge 
Kentville 


Bothwell 


Kinsman s Cor.... 
Kintail 


Huron, S R 


King s N S 


Huron, W R O 
Oxford, NR 
Victoria N B 


Westmorland.. NB 
Queen s PEI 
Queen s . . N B 


Keohan 


King s N B 


Kintore 


Keppoch 


Antigonishe ...N 8 
Yale-Kootenay.B C 
Pictou N S 




Keremeos 
Kerrowgar&lt;j 




Huron, SR 
Pontiac Q 


Johnstown 


Richmond N S 
Oompton ... Q 






Xerrwood 


Middlesex, W R, 
Albert N B 


Kirby 


Durham, W.R.....O 
Drummond Q 
Victoria, N R . ... 


Johnville 


Oarleton N B 


Kirkdale 


Jolicure 


Westmoreland, N B 
Toilette Q 


Kertch 


Lambton. W R... 
York, N R 


*Kirkfield 


*Joliette 


Keswick 


Kirkhill 


Joly 


Provencher M 


Keswick Ridge ... 
Ketch Harbour ... 
*Kettleby 


York N B 


Kirkhill 




Jones Falls 


Leeds, S R 


Halifax N S 


Kirkland 


Carleton N B 


Jonquieres 


Ohicoutimi Q 
Lincoln 


York, N R 


Kirk s Ferry 


Ottawa Q 


Jordan 


Kewstoke 


Inverness ... . N S 
Middlesex, W R. 
Middlesex, N R.. 
Huntingdon Q 
Hilton 


Perth S R . ... O 


Jordan Bay 


Shelburne N S 
Shelburne . . . .N 8 
Shelburne. ... N S 
King s N B 






Sask 


Jordan Bay (e. 8.) 
Jordan Fetry 
Jordan Mountain 
Jordan Station ... 
Josephine 


Khiva 


Kirkwall 


Wentworth, N R. 
Portneuf Q 


Kilbain 




Kilbride 




York W R O 


Lincoln 


Kilburn 


Victoria N B 


K lock s Mittt 


Dist. of Nipissing 
Middlesex, W R.. 
Halton 


Simcoe, N.R 
Waterloo, S R ... 


Kildare 


Joliette ... Q 


Josephsburg 
Josephsburg 


Kildare 


Prince PEI 


Knatchbull 


Kildare Capes 
Kildare Station... 


Prince. .. PEI 


Knowlesville 


Carleton N B 


Joyceville 


Fronienac 


Prince PEI 




Ktawa Q 


Lisgar M 


KnowltonLand ng 




Juddhaven 


Simcoe, E R 


Kilfoil 


Carleton NB 
Simcoe, S R 
Capo Breton ...N S 
Renfrew, S R . . 
Westmoreland. N B 


Carleton N B 


Judique 
Juniper I land... 
Juniper Mount ... 
Jura 


Inverness N S 
Peterboro, E R ...O 
Oape Breton. . N S 
Lambton, ER.... 
Sunbury N B 
Algoma . 


KiL orie 




Pictou N S 


Kilkenny Lake ... 
Killaloe 




Vancouver B C 
Selkirk M 


Kola 


Killam s Mills . ... 
Killarney 


Kolapore 
Kolbeck 


Grey, E. R 
Cumberland ...N S 
Haldimand O 
Middlesex. SR... O 


Juvenile Settlem t 
Kagawong 


Kiifamcy 


Splkirk M 


Kohler 


Kaladar Station... 


Addinzton. . . . 


KLlean... ...Wellington. S R.. 


Komoka... 



1892.1 



POST OFFICES IN CANADA. 



91 



POST OFFlUfi 

Kootenay (south). 
Korah ............... 

Kossuth ............ 

Kouchibouffuac... . 

Kouchibouguac B 
Kurtzville .......... 

Kutawa ......... 

La Bale ............ 

Laberge ............. 

La Beauce ......... 

La Broquerie ...... 

L Acadie ............ 

Lac a la Tortue ... 
La Carriers ...... 

Lachenaie .......... 

*Lachine ............ 

Lachine Locks ..... 

La Chevrotiere ... 
Lachine Rapids ... 
Lachute Mills ...... 

*Lachute ............ 

La Conception ... 
I aDecharge ....... 

Lac La Hache ...... 

Lac Masson ......... 



I ELECT JRAL DISTRICT. 



POST OFFICE 



Yale EC 

Algoma 

Waterloo, 8 R.... 

Kent NB 

Kent NB 

Wellington, N R. O 

ASPS 

Yamaska Q 

Chateauguay . ... Q 

Beauce Q 

Provencher . . . M 

St. Johns Q 

Champlaia Q 

Bagot Q* Lancaster. 

L Assomption Q, Lancelot ... 

Jacques Cartier... Q Landreville 
j Jacques Cartier... Q Landry 



Lake Weedon 

Lalonde 

L Amable 

L Amaroux 

Lamartine 

Lambeth 

Lambton 

*Lambton Mills... 

Lameque 

Lamlash 

Lammermoor. . . . 

Lamorna 

*Lanark 



Lac Ouareau ....... 

Lac Rond ......... 

Lac St. Joseph ... 
LadneSs Landing 
Lady Bank ...... 

La Fayette ......... 

Lafontaine ........... 

Laggan ............... 

La Guerre .......... 

LaHavre Cross Rds 
La Have Island... 
Lake ............ 

Lake Aiuslie Chap 
L.ake Ainslie(w.s) 
Lake Ainslie (e.s.) 
Lake Ainslie (s.s.) 
Lake Annis ......... 

Lake Aylmer ...... 

Lake Beauport .... 

Lakeburn ............ 

Lake Charles ....... 

Lske Clear ........ 

Lake Dauphin ... 
Lake Dore .......... 

Lake Edward ...... 

Lake Egmont ...... 

Lake Etchemin ... 
Lakefield ............ 

Lakefiold ............ 

*Lakefield .......... 

Lake Frances .... 

Lake George ....... 

Lake George ....... 

Lake George ....... 

Lakehurst ......... 

Lakeland .......... 

Lakelands .......... 

Lake Law .......... 

Lakelet ............. 

Lake Megautic . . 
Lake Opinicon .... 

Lake Paul .......... 

Lakeport ............ 

Lake Ramsay .... 

Lake Road ......... 

Lakeside ........... 

Lakeside ........... 

Lake St. Mary ...... 

Lake Stream ...... 

Lake Tallon ...... 

L. Temiscamingue 
Laketon ............ 

Lakevale ............ 

Lake Verd ......... 

Lakeview .......... 

Lakeview ............ 

Lakeview ........ 

Lakeville ............ 

Lakeville .......... 

Lakeville ....... 

Lakeville Corner 



Portneuf Q! Lands End 

! Jacques Cartier . Q Land Villa 

Argenteuil Q; Lanes 

jArgentueil Q Lanesville 

Ottawa Q Lang 

Chicoutimi Q Langdon 

Carriboo B Cj | Langenburg 

Terrebonne Q, Langevin 

[St. Johns Qi Lnngford 

iMontcalm Q j Langille s 

Ottawa Q Langley 

Portneuf.-" Q Langley Prairie... 

j N.Westmiuster,B C Langside 

Grey, E R 0! Langstaff 

iBellechasse Q Lanoieville 

jSimcoe, E R 0:iLangton 

Glengarry 0|;Langvale 

Huntingdon Q 1 L Annondution 



York,E R ..!!!!!!! OJ Leitche s Creek"!!! 



Lunenburg N 8 



Lanoraie 

Lunenburg.... N 8 Lansburn 
Hastings, N R... Oj Lansdown 
Inverness N P Lansdowne 

....N S 
....N 8 

... N S 
NS 



Inverness 

Inverness 

Inverness 

Yarmouth 
| Wolfe Q 

Quebec Q 

1 Westmoreland.N B 

Grey, NR 

! Renfrew, S R ... 

I Marquette M 

j Renfrew, N R.... 

j Portneuf Q 

(Halifax N S 

Dorchester Q 

Argenteuil Q 

King s NB 

Peterboro E R... O 

Lisgar M 

York N BJjL Ardoise 

King s N 8 ! Lariviere 

Yarmouth N 8 Larkin 

Peterboro , E R... Larochelle 

Marquette M j Larry s River 

Cumberland ...N S , La Salette 

Inverness NS La Salle 

Huron, E R ; Lagcelles 

Compton Q Laskay 

Frontenac Oi L Assomption 



Lansdowne 

Lanfdowne Hotel 
L Anse & Giles .... 
L Anse a laCabane 
L Anse auBeaunls 
L Anse auFoin ... 
L Anse aux Gasc. 

Lansing 

L Anse St. Jean... 

Lantz 

La Patrie 

La Petite Riviere 
La P. R. St. Franc. 

LaPlaine 

"Laprairie 

La Presentation- 
Lapland 

L Archeveque . ... 



King s NS 

North umb, E R..O 
Lunenburg.... N S 

Albert N B 

Oxford, N R 

Yarmouth N 8 

Ottawa Q 

Kent N B 

Dist.ofNipissing. 

Pontiac Q 

Kent N B 

Antigonishe. ...N S 

Queen s P E I 

Argenteuil Q 

Queen s N B 

Elgin, E R 

Carleton N B 

,King s NS 

King s P E T 

ISunbury NB 



Lass wade 

Laterriere 

Latimer 

Latour s Mills 
Lattie s Brook . ... 

La Tuque 

Launching Place 

Laurel 

Laurel 

*Laurentidet 

Lauriston 

Lauvina 

Lauzon 

Laval 

Laval trie 

Lavant 

Lavant Station.... 

Lavender 

L Avenir 

Lawfield 



ELECTORAL DISTRICT. 



Wolfe Q 

Prescott 

Hastings, N