The Daily Colonist (1922-04-09) page(15)
Tlicy are sointeresting." "I'hank you," said Arthur, "but I nevercat honey." He didn't want to eat much of anything,and looked wild-eyed at Bess and Tom, whowere hungry. "Of course, you don t play cricket.' saidTom, in despair. ' Hut Arthur hrij^htcncd. lie actually didplay cricket—and liked it.
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The Daily Colonist (1980-07-03) page(35)
But this summer more than 100 young anatum peregrines will be turned loose across the country as flying proof of the success of a special captive breeding program for the endangered bird. The 1980 release will roughly double the number of wild peregrines breeding in Canada.
But this summer more than 100 young anatum peregrines will be turned loose across the country as flying proof of the success of a special captive breeding program for the endangered bird. The 1980 release will roughly double the number of wild peregrines breeding in Canada.
The Daily Colonist (1974-05-14) page(13)
The can has been nicknamed Arthur by its two inventors — Charles Hamad, a graduate student in psychology at C.
The can has been nicknamed Arthur by its two inventors — Charles Hamad, a graduate student in psychology at C.
The Daily Colonist (1975-06-22) page(75)
I knew about ruffled grouse too, having seen these greyish birds race across thé distant fieidfe on our farmstead.
I knew about ruffled grouse too, having seen these greyish birds race across thé distant fieidfe on our farmstead.
The Daily Colonist (1970-12-11) page(54)
Renovated 3-bdrrn wived road. appr. 4 milesrepair, layingturnover In _„ ____ _ _WIT 746 Duncan rr 386-3231 BI/8CK BROS REALTY NOTICE TO CRLIHTORS AND OTHERS Re: Estate M ARTHUR PETER Mi-CORKIKDALX, deceased NOTICE Is hereby given that creditors and others haring claims against the Estate of Arthur Peter McCoridndale. deceased. late of Heatherbell Gardens Nursing Home.
Renovated 3-bdrrn wived road. appr. 4 milesrepair, layingturnover In _„ ____ _ _WIT 746 Duncan rr 386-3231 BI/8CK BROS REALTY NOTICE TO CRLIHTORS AND OTHERS Re: Estate M ARTHUR PETER Mi-CORKIKDALX, deceased NOTICE Is hereby given that creditors and others haring claims against the Estate of Arthur Peter McCoridndale. deceased. late of Heatherbell Gardens Nursing Home.
The Daily Colonist (1972-09-17) page(67)
There, he made his name and, as Sir Arthur Wellesley, returned to England and marriage to Kitty Pa- kenham.
There, he made his name and, as Sir Arthur Wellesley, returned to England and marriage to Kitty Pa- kenham.
The Daily Colonist (1966-01-09) page(5)
MURPHY Since man has become "civilized” he has wiped out manyeoies of birds and brought others to the brink of extinction but there is one ornithological toughie which not only survives but proliferates.
MURPHY Since man has become "civilized” he has wiped out many
The Daily Colonist (1966-01-09) page(38)
MURPHY Since man has become ‘‘civilized'' he has wiped out many species of birds and brought others to the brink of exunclxm but there is one ornithological toughie which not only survives hut proliferates.
MURPHY Since man has become ‘‘civilized'' he has wiped out many species of birds and brought others to the brink of exunclxm but there is one ornithological toughie which not only survives hut proliferates.
The Daily Colonist (1962-12-30) page(15)
Dtc. 30, 1M2 ^ I Charman, hosted a sherry party at King Arthur’s Round Table during the past holiday week.
Dtc. 30, 1M2 ^ I Charman, hosted a sherry party at King Arthur’s Round Table during the past holiday week.
The Daily Colonist (1934-08-05) page(28)
Proverbs About Silence811enc« is goldenSilence gives consent.No wisdom like silence.Silence seldom doth harm.Unreasonable silence Is follySilence Is wisdom and gets friends.If a word be worth a shekel, silence is worth This Is Not a Bird-Eating Man A Bad Moment The Royal Drummer BoyF.R ten years Mr. and Mrs.
Proverbs About Silence811enc« is goldenSilence gives consent.No wisdom like silence.Silence seldom doth harm.Unreasonable silence Is follySilence Is wisdom and gets friends.If a word be worth a shekel, silence is worth This Is Not a Bird-Eating Man A Bad Moment The Royal Drummer BoyF.R ten years Mr. and Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1964-11-21) page(2)
Uganda, the government *ald it bad received reports from Leopold ville that a Soviet Ilyushin Para-Ciimmando Battalion to the British island in U.S. planes was purely a precautionary measure The announcement followed a spate of rumors on secret commando movements "The Belgian and United States governments in view of the dangers to which their nationals and all other citizens in the Stanleyville area are ex- Jutlfff lion Gain ualcheg lire bird glioir un lelerigion fereiK-es are ended. Gerald W Baldwin (PCMr.
Uganda, the government *ald it bad received reports from Leopold ville that a Soviet Ilyushin Para-Ciimmando Battalion to the British island in U.S. planes was purely a precautionary measure The announcement followed a spate of rumors on secret commando movements "The Belgian and United States governments in view of the dangers to which their nationals and all other citizens in the Stanleyville area are ex- Jutlfff lion Gain ualcheg lire bird glioir un lelerigion fereiK-es are ended. Gerald W Baldwin (PCMr.
The Daily Colonist (1970-09-06) page(64)
Because in 1924, at least 30 to 35 years before anyone else had given birth to the notion, a gentleman named Arthur P. Rainey, -now of 577 Transit Road, Oak Bay, and tlten of London, England, had jumped the gun.
Because in 1924, at least 30 to 35 years before anyone else had given birth to the notion, a gentleman named Arthur P. Rainey, -now of 577 Transit Road, Oak Bay, and tlten of London, England, had jumped the gun.
The Daily Colonist (1960-09-27) page(14)
." - The Lerher and Loewe must-1 cal about King Arthur and his ! Knights of the Round Tablet features “My Fair Lady" atari Julie Andrews as Guinevere; Richard Burton, born In South Wales 35 years ago, as King Arthur, and Robert Goulet, 27, | who grew up in Edmonton, aa Sir Lancelot * CmemoScope a* MCTROCOtOft jutyfkiijogi/ •tk&MaRiiUTTRACTION OfM* But there is a second attraction in the bird paintings by Fenwick Lansdowne, adequately shown in the new Her wing so suitable for paintings of this size and character.SOME TEARS It Is some years since I first saw paintings by this young artist and I am impressed by the progress he has made and by the maturity of his work EGEEIThe lalertalaneat Experience el a Lifetime!
." - The Lerher and Loewe must-1 cal about King Arthur and his ! Knights of the Round Tablet features “My Fair Lady" atari Julie Andrews as Guinevere; Richard Burton, born In South Wales 35 years ago, as King Arthur, and Robert Goulet, 27, | who grew up in Edmonton, aa Sir Lancelot * CmemoScope a* MCTROCOtOft jutyfkiijogi/ •tk&MaRiiUTTRACTION OfM* But there is a second attraction in the bird paintings by Fenwick Lansdowne, adequately shown in the new Her wing so suitable for paintings of this size and character.SOME TEARS It Is some years since I first saw paintings by this young artist and I am impressed by the progress he has made and by the maturity of his work EGEEIThe lalertalaneat Experience el a Lifetime!
The Daily Colonist (1969-06-10) page(18)
Victoria, 0.C., Tuesdoy, June 10, 1969 ERMA BOMBECK Goes to Pot Birds Get PriorityOld Fungus Fingers InN^iy^dHOme v—' MOLD,’Wales (AP)—Their “I was a hit choked when Dear Ann Landers: I’m going to be a June bride and you made it possible.
Victoria, 0.C., Tuesdoy, June 10, 1969 ERMA BOMBECK Goes to Pot Birds Get PriorityOld Fungus Fingers InN^iy^dHOme v—' MOLD,’Wales (AP)—Their “I was a hit choked when Dear Ann Landers: I’m going to be a June bride and you made it possible.
The Daily Colonist (1960-10-29) page(17)
Stars such as: Jack Benny, Ed Sullivan, Danny Kaye, Harry Belafonte, Leonard Bernstein, Danny Thomas, Garry Moore, Ingrid Bergman and Arthur Godfrey. All your favorite shows are back: Have Gun, Will Travel, Gunsmoke, Camera Three, G.E.
Stars such as: Jack Benny, Ed Sullivan, Danny Kaye, Harry Belafonte, Leonard Bernstein, Danny Thomas, Garry Moore, Ingrid Bergman and Arthur Godfrey. All your favorite shows are back: Have Gun, Will Travel, Gunsmoke, Camera Three, G.E.
The Daily Colonist (1960-06-12) page(46)
It even provoked a challenge to a duel.In the post-revolutionary period - the 1790s - the congressmen had along and bitter debate on what bird or emblem was to appear on the new silver dollar. One southerner objected strongly to the use of the eaglets it was known as the “king” of birds. And “king” was a dirty word in the new republic in those days. "The bird is neither proper nor suitable to represent a nation whose institutions and interests are wholly inimical to monarchial forms of. government,” the touchy congressman claimed.
It even provoked a challenge to a duel.In the post-revolutionary period - the 1790s - the congressmen had along and bitter debate on what bird or emblem was to appear on the new silver dollar. One southerner objected strongly to the use of the eaglets it was known as the “king” of birds. And “king” was a dirty word in the new republic in those days. "The bird is neither proper nor suitable to represent a nation whose institutions and interests are wholly inimical to monarchial forms of. government,” the touchy congressman claimed.
The Daily Colonist (1965-01-10) page(55)
In the Interests of Science VIVIENNE CHADWICK Bird-Watchers Keep Chilly VigilNearly a quarter of a century ago a gentleman named Arthur Meugens then a resident of Victoria, although he hat since wickedly transferred hit allegiance to Vancouver — organised among hit friends a society for the purpose of nature study in general and bird - watching in particular. He himself, a photographer by profession, had an impressive collection of birds' eggs, an intense interest in aU out-of-doors life, and an overwhelming desire to share this with others.
In the Interests of Science VIVIENNE CHADWICK Bird-Watchers Keep Chilly VigilNearly a quarter of a century ago a gentleman named Arthur Meugens then a resident of Victoria, although he hat since wickedly transferred hit allegiance to Vancouver — organised among hit friends a society for the purpose of nature study in general and bird - watching in particular. He himself, a photographer by profession, had an impressive collection of birds' eggs, an intense interest in aU out-of-doors life, and an overwhelming desire to share this with others.
The Daily Colonist (1950-06-18) page(39)
Nobody kJiows ThehomuiC'pigron s buiJtfla*s two raring pigeon clubs, who know more abt>uipifetjna than anybody except pro-fe«.krnal bird-watchers, admit theyare baffled.Week after week during the Pum- toer racing season, birds are hber>sted bi the Interior of British Co-lumbia. in Washington.
Nobody kJiows ThehomuiC'pigron s buiJt
The Daily Colonist (1977-06-11) page(28)
The item had been clipped from the Santa Monica Evening Outlook for May 18, and read as follows: Bird lost for 11 days tells phone number "Nottingham, England (UP!)
The item had been clipped from the Santa Monica Evening Outlook for May 18, and read as follows: Bird lost for 11 days tells phone number "Nottingham, England (UP!)
The Daily Colonist (1917-11-11) page(17)
.* ** *i —^———— ^ i * A FAMOUS PLAY BYA FAMOUS AUTHOR wayward f SIR ARTHUR WING PINERO'S IRIS77 la the mautiiM, Nell'sbrother. persuaded by an evilthat Mrs.
.* ** *i —^———— ^ i * A FAMOUS PLAY BYA FAMOUS AUTHOR wayward f SIR ARTHUR WING PINERO'S IRIS77 la the mautiiM, Nell'sbrother. persuaded by an evilthat Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1954-06-06) page(17)
The Daily Colonist (1954-06-06) MAY I HAVE West Coast WhalesBy GEORGE NICHOLSON Walkie-Talkie Girls on ParadeThe Black Widow ' of R-Murder Is Her Business ^'y Arthur MurrayNOUMAN I.IMmi K>T A/lAJOR lamaraIvanova of tho socrvf polui» tH a l
The Daily Colonist (1908-02-09) page(23)
It was a wonderful book he was writing , and when It was finishedlie would read to them why the flowers have colors ,and where the wild birds build their nests , and howthe salmon sometimes live in the salt water andsometimes in the fresh .
The Daily Colonist (1907-08-11) page(18)
The thrco hundredpounds of sheer weight would beardown the puny form of the keeper In-stantly , But with the neck in thecleft of the fork , the bird Is helplessami, dances about In fury , When confined by themselves , cas -actuaries are usually of mild and quiettemper ; but their full strength Is . re ¬vealed, when , for purposes of medical 'treatment , they are entangled In astrong net and Jhrown . Thrco mensometimes have Itheir humid full tokeep the giant bird quiet ; although :nt Is a Elrango thing that when oncethe cassowary is conquered , and . whImit sees that It has no chance , against 'hour would arise the man who coulddirect the whole resources of the e-mpire - to secure.a successful Issue . ' As an example of wide mental grasp of anamphibious ' strategical problem , ho I'e-ferred to a recent lecture delivered atthe staff college onJhe question whethor the Japanese should have pressed l s Arthur as they}:" rmoo: " IInvolved- Vcro most complicated , but the conclusion como to was that , so far ascould be Judged , the Japanese wereright to try and make certain of thePort Arthur forces first , and thenturn their whole mil- itary strengthagainst Kuropatktn'a army .
The Daily Colonist (1895-06-25) page(3)
Burnt , the inspector , atpromotionlIell,school board , took occasion In bli remarks topoint oat the me of birds In killing cater .pillars and troublesome insects , and to advisethe boys to ipirx the birds .
The Daily Colonist (1908-05-10) page(33)
SHiind-r,srhi11lrat\ I Qiiamleiinn found Iis [lint rat' the Tumm-mu. ummi ,This liny bird IIs not common on Viininuver. , iIsland| .Mow so" small 1 cn-ature built as Iluimenu-" IIs w m'n-'derful II IIs brnxvii bird littlea ' but bigger than; ,ahumming bird, 1 xvllli a rather 1JghilI!
The Daily Colonist (1909-08-17) page(5)
., . , : tJ , , - , Mr-.ond Mrs . Arthur J . Bird , of Hill : IIside avenue , left on Sunday night for takeI'n"tho'falr'* 5.5jMn . Arthur P . Camp , of Winnipeg , 'toVJctorla,night on his return to his home In theEast. , . . . .
The Daily Colonist (1892-09-29) page(5)
II Some magnificent plums are shown , \V .Arthur and the Jubilee Farm * being lenders , with tIm lied Egg variety , the Jubilee Farmunel Thomas Cunningham occupying thesame position, with recpect to the yellow\uriety .
The Daily Colonist (1954-06-06) MAY I HAVE West Coast WhalesBy GEORGE NICHOLSON Walkie-Talkie Girls on ParadeThe Black Widow ' of R-Murder Is Her Business ^'y Arthur MurrayNOUMAN I.IMmi K>T A/lAJOR lamaraIvanova of tho socrvf polui» tH a l
The Daily Colonist (1979-06-24) page(41)
■V.LTIITV t Quadra at Hillside 382-3370 Eg SUNDAYNÉêk 140-5 pmFamBy Swim 74:30 mb.Adults JJ0-HU0 p.m. MONDAYtarty Bird 74:38 laAduh Swim 9-11 JO ajABeen Swim 11 JO-1 JO pjAPublic Swim 1:30-540 pjaReWeg Heme Swim 5*31 pjaPublic Swim 7-9 y*«** Swim 9-11 PJA TUESDAYtarty Bird 74J0 ajAHousewives 10-11 JO sjaNeon Swim 11:30-1:30 pm.Public 1:30-5 pjaReilbig Heme Swim 54J0 p.m.Public 7-9 pjaAduh Swim 9-11 pJA WEDNESDAYEarty Bird 7-8:38 laAduHs 9-11 JO ajANoon 11:30-1:30 pjAPublic 1:30-5 p.m.Rolling Heme 54:30 pjAPublic 7-9 pjAAduM 6-23 9-11 pja DAILY AT 1:30, 3:30, 6:45 end PETERFALK CANADIAN ODEON THEATRES WARNING: Love can be hazardous to your health!
■V.LTIITV t Quadra at Hillside 382-3370 Eg SUNDAYNÉêk 140-5 pmFamBy Swim 74:30 mb.Adults JJ0-HU0 p.m. MONDAYtarty Bird 74:38 laAduh Swim 9-11 JO ajABeen Swim 11 JO-1 JO pjAPublic Swim 1:30-540 pjaReWeg Heme Swim 5*31 pjaPublic Swim 7-9 y*«** Swim 9-11 PJA TUESDAYtarty Bird 74J0 ajAHousewives 10-11 JO sjaNeon Swim 11:30-1:30 pm.Public 1:30-5 pjaReilbig Heme Swim 54J0 p.m.Public 7-9 pjaAduh Swim 9-11 pJA WEDNESDAYEarty Bird 7-8:38 laAduHs 9-11 JO ajANoon 11:30-1:30 pjAPublic 1:30-5 p.m.Rolling Heme 54:30 pjAPublic 7-9 pjAAduM 6-23 9-11 pja DAILY AT 1:30, 3:30, 6:45 end PETERFALK CANADIAN ODEON THEATRES WARNING: Love can be hazardous to your health!
The Daily Colonist (1979-05-13) page(81)
Owls have long been regarded as being very wise — probably because they sit still and say nothing except to ask Who-o- It is funny that talkative people are never considered to be wise, probably because by- talking much they only show their ignorance. It's the same with birds and animals. Nobody ever considers a squirrel or a jay as wise, do they?
Owls have long been regarded as being very wise — probably because they sit still and say nothing except to ask Who-o- It is funny that talkative people are never considered to be wise, probably because by- talking much they only show their ignorance. It's the same with birds and animals. Nobody ever considers a squirrel or a jay as wise, do they?
The Daily Colonist (1908-02-09) page(23)
It was a wonderful book he was writing , and when It was finishedlie would read to them why the flowers have colors ,and where the wild birds build their nests , and howthe salmon sometimes live in the salt water andsometimes in the fresh .
The Daily Colonist (1943-06-20) page(29)
The Daily Colonist (1943-06-20) R!ili/JKS^ ivinq Arthur anHis Su)ord Ctnadi^n wUdwnod bfav^rs arf doing an ^fTrcUvr *ar aavinfjr*b \>5. l-hesf ranny Mpinf^raof th# animal kingdom ar# nowb^lnR employed by thr ManitobaGovernment to aasist Che conaer-vaUon apeclaliaU In rautna thewater levels tn selected areas forthe reljabUltatinn of the musk-rat B»avcr folonie.' numberingfrom eight to twenty beavers,have been placed tn suitablebeaver habitat Happy tndeedare >the«e energeUc rreaturea lithey ran And a narrow aireambed ihrouRh which a slowly-moving current runs Straight-way they proceed to build thetrlodges and eoiutrnrt a damwhich deeply floods the sur-rounding territory all free of finding of the sword Kaiahhur was one of th« i •: j leadventures of King Arthur—an adventure which broughtthe gallant night §ir Pelhnore to the Round Table Un- mindful of danget. King Arthur had ridden through the Kore»tPerilous where dwelt the I>ady Annoure. who was a sorceress,l.ooktng from a turret window she saw King Arthur, with thesun shining on his armor and yellow hair A' Annnur^ Bared upon Ihejnf carh others armor and theKing .she rc.
The Daily Colonist (1943-06-20) R!ili/JKS^ ivinq Arthur anHis Su)ord Ctnadi^n wUdwnod bfav^rs arf doing an ^fTrcUvr *ar aavinfjr*b \>5. l-hesf ranny Mpinf^raof th# animal kingdom ar# nowb^lnR employed by thr ManitobaGovernment to aasist Che conaer-vaUon apeclaliaU In rautna thewater levels tn selected areas forthe reljabUltatinn of the musk-rat B»avcr folonie.' numberingfrom eight to twenty beavers,have been placed tn suitablebeaver habitat Happy tndeedare >the«e energeUc rreaturea lithey ran And a narrow aireambed ihrouRh which a slowly-moving current runs Straight-way they proceed to build thetrlodges and eoiutrnrt a damwhich deeply floods the sur-rounding territory all free of finding of the sword Kaiahhur was one of th« i •: j leadventures of King Arthur—an adventure which broughtthe gallant night §ir Pelhnore to the Round Table Un- mindful of danget. King Arthur had ridden through the Kore»tPerilous where dwelt the I>ady Annoure. who was a sorceress,l.ooktng from a turret window she saw King Arthur, with thesun shining on his armor and yellow hair A' Annnur^ Bared upon Ihejnf carh others armor and theKing .she rc.
The Daily Colonist (1919-08-10) page(8)
For Particulars Apply to ARTHUR COLESBROAD STREET Rfinenra CtiiiMlioiMryAgafai to dbe Fon CANDIES CAKESDRINKS AND ICE CREAM Artistic Work in Fruitstnd Flowers We Mike OorOwB Minenra CoRfectiHierj•tSYata (BttwMS Princeu and DomtoionThMtrct) The Days ofSlavery Are PastThey are a thine of the past, atany rate, for the women whouse our laundry serTtcc.
For Particulars Apply to ARTHUR COLESBROAD STREET Rfinenra CtiiiMlioiMryAgafai to dbe Fon CANDIES CAKESDRINKS AND ICE CREAM Artistic Work in Fruitstnd Flowers We Mike OorOwB Minenra CoRfectiHierj•tSYata (BttwMS Princeu and DomtoionThMtrct) The Days ofSlavery Are PastThey are a thine of the past, atany rate, for the women whouse our laundry serTtcc.
The Daily Colonist (1963-10-24) page(26)
There are a great many recipes for the preparation of these birds, hut there is one golden rule: they should never be allowed to get high or gamey.CASSKftOLK or Q4AII. Put into each bird a piece of butter the size of a walnut, which has been kneaded with a little salt and pepper. Truss the birds, put them into an earthenware casserole in which some butter has been heated.
There are a great many recipes for the preparation of these birds, hut there is one golden rule: they should never be allowed to get high or gamey.CASSKftOLK or Q4AII. Put into each bird a piece of butter the size of a walnut, which has been kneaded with a little salt and pepper. Truss the birds, put them into an earthenware casserole in which some butter has been heated.
The Daily Colonist (1948-12-23) page(10)
Lady Sudeley is the daughter ofAdmiral and Sir Arthur and Lady Bromley and grand-daughter of the late Hon. and Mrs.
Lady Sudeley is the daughter ofAdmiral and Sir Arthur and Lady Bromley and grand-daughter of the late Hon. and Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1952-09-24) page(9)
"Hut there are only iwoof any consequence in this province lie already has won honors in the PNE.ibis veor and has lilt sights set for the annual he was 12 years old and he is now one ol I tieleading experts on the subject in Canada.Me 1% a consistent winner in the poultry show of the P.N K , and his neat Utile houseon Braefoot Road is filled with silver trophiesmedals and certificates he lias won tuj divexhibition bird* I.eu Is hatchery agent In this area for Rumpand Sendall. Langley Prairie, largest iuliwiyin B.GMe rinses exhibition ehickcns as a hbrJby I'id is quick to point out that Uteri- is a great dif-ference between exhibition birds and comtnercial chickens. ‘Tve only got about .TOO blids now," he *a>*Three hundred arp only a handful to L*-n,who had about 1 wm exhibition chickens atone time on a nearby chicken farm, which liesold "so 1 mold take it easy." Mis prize birds air bred to standards <>fperfection a* laid down in an American hand-book of poultry Me also raises Jimubinpigeons, which have ,m odd hnod of leathersover I h» lr heads “I Just can't gel enough of tins busine.
"Hut there are only iwoof any consequence in this province lie already has won honors in the PNE.ibis veor and has lilt sights set for the annual he was 12 years old and he is now one ol I tieleading experts on the subject in Canada.Me 1% a consistent winner in the poultry show of the P.N K , and his neat Utile houseon Braefoot Road is filled with silver trophiesmedals and certificates he lias won tuj divexhibition bird* I.eu Is hatchery agent In this area for Rumpand Sendall. Langley Prairie, largest iuliwiyin B.GMe rinses exhibition ehickcns as a hbrJby I'id is quick to point out that Uteri- is a great dif-ference between exhibition birds and comtnercial chickens. ‘Tve only got about .TOO blids now," he *a>*Three hundred arp only a handful to L*-n,who had about 1 wm exhibition chickens atone time on a nearby chicken farm, which liesold "so 1 mold take it easy." Mis prize birds air bred to standards <>fperfection a* laid down in an American hand-book of poultry Me also raises Jimubinpigeons, which have ,m odd hnod of leathersover I h» lr heads “I Just can't gel enough of tins busine.
The Daily Colonist (1915-10-17) page(14)
VKtnHa Chun*, Helen MacLeod, Audrey Carter, Marguerite McDourjUL Adah Huot, Edna Bird, Doughs Scott, Victoria S>er4f Back row. standing: Vafdemar ftemJrad.;*>"/ »»r:i.__ c.i i '*" * --- i^k.>.
VKtnHa Chun*, Helen MacLeod, Audrey Carter, Marguerite McDourjUL Adah Huot, Edna Bird, Doughs Scott, Victoria S>er4f Back row. standing: Vafdemar ftemJrad.;*>"/ »»r:i.__ c.i i '*" * --- i^k.>.
The Daily Colonist (1917-05-19) page(4)
Philip, formerly of the staff of the engineer's department in" Vancouver,has been appointed the Provincial Gov-ernment engineer for Kamloopa .dis-trict, and will have hie headquarters Inthat town. Mr. Arthur A. Cole, of Cobalt. Out.,arrived in Victoria yesterday and in-tends spending some time visitingfriends on the Coast.
Philip, formerly of the staff of the engineer's department in" Vancouver,has been appointed the Provincial Gov-ernment engineer for Kamloopa .dis-trict, and will have hie headquarters Inthat town. Mr. Arthur A. Cole, of Cobalt. Out.,arrived in Victoria yesterday and in-tends spending some time visitingfriends on the Coast.
The Daily Colonist (1911-11-08) page(8)
DOUGLAa STREET HERE AND THERE WoniBn huire tor the la«i few yearsbeen wainuU that unlemt ihey «:»ve upwearmK in their headOrkHwes thi- plum-age of i«re birds many »p«cle« wouldbecome extinct. L.KI by the funiouB nat-uralist, Lord Avebury. the rrl«?
DOUGLAa STREET HERE AND THERE WoniBn huire tor the la«i few yearsbeen wainuU that unlemt ihey «:»ve upwearmK in their headOrkHwes thi- plum-age of i«re birds many »p«cle« wouldbecome extinct. L.KI by the funiouB nat-uralist, Lord Avebury. the rrl«?
The Daily Colonist (1911-10-06) page(19)
.* Bub.-Div. Smally. Arthur O • ••Oddy, 8oddy. S. •£'Matthews, Junes * , 'uCrttchUy.
.* Bub.-Div. Smally. Arthur O • ••Oddy, 8oddy. S. •£'Matthews, Junes * , 'uCrttchUy.
The Daily Colonist (1966-11-04) page(39)
Senator Allistar Grosart Thursday retired from the role of reluctant mediator between Dalton Camp and Arthur Maloney, the two men fighting for the party presidency.
Senator Allistar Grosart Thursday retired from the role of reluctant mediator between Dalton Camp and Arthur Maloney, the two men fighting for the party presidency.
The Daily Colonist (1943-11-18) page(16)
H llIxM'.Bask ; Sgt. Arthur Douglas Steels,London. Ont.; P.O Maxwell Hartley !
H llIxM'.Bask ; Sgt. Arthur Douglas Steels,London. Ont.; P.O Maxwell Hartley !
The Daily Colonist (1968-02-18) page(55)
They are excellent table birds, even an old male being more tender than that of the blue grouse.
They are excellent table birds, even an old male being more tender than that of the blue grouse.
The Daily Colonist (1964-12-09) page(23)
Early in the centuiy they were loaded with ostrich plumes, paradise and heron feathers, aigrettes and even whole small stuffed birds. Many of the most beautiful birds could only be caught dur- She’s elegant.
Early in the centuiy they were loaded with ostrich plumes, paradise and heron feathers, aigrettes and even whole small stuffed birds. Many of the most beautiful birds could only be caught dur- She’s elegant.
The Daily Colonist (1973-09-16) page(80)
It carries a lengthy introduction by playwright Arthur Miller. With such a patina of respectability it clearly ought not to be ignored.
It carries a lengthy introduction by playwright Arthur Miller. With such a patina of respectability it clearly ought not to be ignored.
The Daily Colonist (1973-11-21) page(66)
Municipal Act, the city has the power to enact a bylaw authorizing council to “offer a bounty for the destruction of beasts and birds of a noxious or destructive nature." But there’s no provision in the act that gives council the power to protect pigeons if it were so inclined.
Municipal Act, the city has the power to enact a bylaw authorizing council to “offer a bounty for the destruction of beasts and birds of a noxious or destructive nature." But there’s no provision in the act that gives council the power to protect pigeons if it were so inclined.
The Daily Colonist (1954-10-10) page(14)
Richard Cole, cousinsof the gro«jm. and Mr Arthur('oUla. brotherur was chnsenfor the recepilon. at whichguests were welcomed by MmCijllls.
Richard Cole, cousinsof the gro«jm. and Mr Arthur('oUla. brother
The Daily Colonist (1966-07-24) page(60)
It covers tidepools. clamming, poke-pole fishing for eels, shore birds, whale watching and sea shell collecting, among other things.
It covers tidepools. clamming, poke-pole fishing for eels, shore birds, whale watching and sea shell collecting, among other things.
The Daily Colonist (1960-11-05) page(3)
There are possibly only 43 of the big, white bird* left. Last spring 31 adult birds left the Aransas refuge for the flight north.
There are possibly only 43 of the big, white bird* left. Last spring 31 adult birds left the Aransas refuge for the flight north.
The Daily Colonist (1940-01-03) page(8)
Addi-tional luarta tneludad Arthur Pageand Archie McCorklndale. New Year's^ReceptionsHeldinCity Heels to BeInterestingThis Spring CHICAGO.
Addi-tional luarta tneludad Arthur Pageand Archie McCorklndale. New Year's^ReceptionsHeldinCity Heels to BeInterestingThis Spring CHICAGO.
The Daily Colonist (1969-12-19) page(39)
Last spring a reader asked me to suggest some way she could keep crows and other birds from scratching up and eating all per pea seeds, and in my column I had to confess that I didn’t have any answer except some sort of netting over the pea rows.
Last spring a reader asked me to suggest some way she could keep crows and other birds from scratching up and eating all per pea seeds, and in my column I had to confess that I didn’t have any answer except some sort of netting over the pea rows.
The Daily Colonist (1976-07-30) page(24)
Anne Anglin, Thompson’s wife, is Bird Woman, who both sings and plays dramatic parts effectively.
Anne Anglin, Thompson’s wife, is Bird Woman, who both sings and plays dramatic parts effectively.
The Daily Colonist (1977-12-20) page(29)
A r Lord Howe Island birds, turtles decimated Man, beast as killers ilfi tiMontei.Section Four Tuesday, December 20, 1977 Page 29By IAN CRICHTON Coleelst-Gemlel News Service LORD HOWE ISLAND — “The quiet of death reigns where all was melody.”
A r Lord Howe Island birds, turtles decimated Man, beast as killers ilfi tiMontei.Section Four Tuesday, December 20, 1977 Page 29By IAN CRICHTON Coleelst-Gemlel News Service LORD HOWE ISLAND — “The quiet of death reigns where all was melody.”
The Daily Colonist (1907-08-11) page(18)
The thrco hundredpounds of sheer weight would beardown the puny form of the keeper In-stantly , But with the neck in thecleft of the fork , the bird Is helplessami, dances about In fury , When confined by themselves , cas -actuaries are usually of mild and quiettemper ; but their full strength Is . re ¬vealed, when , for purposes of medical 'treatment , they are entangled In astrong net and Jhrown . Thrco mensometimes have Itheir humid full tokeep the giant bird quiet ; although :nt Is a Elrango thing that when oncethe cassowary is conquered , and . whImit sees that It has no chance , against 'hour would arise the man who coulddirect the whole resources of the e-mpire - to secure.a successful Issue . ' As an example of wide mental grasp of anamphibious ' strategical problem , ho I'e-ferred to a recent lecture delivered atthe staff college onJhe question whethor the Japanese should have pressed l s Arthur as they}:" rmoo: " IInvolved- Vcro most complicated , but the conclusion como to was that , so far ascould be Judged , the Japanese wereright to try and make certain of thePort Arthur forces first , and thenturn their whole mil- itary strengthagainst Kuropatktn'a army .
The Daily Colonist (1948-10-06) page(6)
The Daily Colonist (1948-10-06) iver mVQRK THE DAILY COLONIST, VICTORIA, B.C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ft. 1*M8Ihf tvth^r Little Stories for BedtimeHigh IIonorK to Mount View Girls bird* Kftd l«ucbr4 Pet^r In ih*bevmnmg.“Chmer • ehitttr - chitter - rhu- I chit!"
The Daily Colonist (1948-10-06) iver mVQRK THE DAILY COLONIST, VICTORIA, B.C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ft. 1*M8Ihf tvth^r Little Stories for BedtimeHigh IIonorK to Mount View Girls bird* Kftd l«ucbr4 Pet^r In ih*bevmnmg.“Chmer • ehitttr - chitter - rhu- I chit!"
The Daily Colonist (1932-01-24) page(29)
Tomato plants, on the other hand,demand some time for rest, and down tool*when asked to work more than seventeen tonineteen hours a day.Obviously artificial light would be too ex- pensive a method of hurrying along a cropof barley, but Dr. Arthur's experiments, alongwKtb otr-rs at the United States Departmentof Agriculture, have a number of practicalapplications.
Tomato plants, on the other hand,demand some time for rest, and down tool*when asked to work more than seventeen tonineteen hours a day.Obviously artificial light would be too ex- pensive a method of hurrying along a cropof barley, but Dr. Arthur's experiments, alongwKtb otr-rs at the United States Departmentof Agriculture, have a number of practicalapplications.
The Daily Colonist (1916-05-05) page(4)
William RobertsonHamilton. 7th Batt., killed In action; PteRobert Wlnfteld Lister, 14th Batt., killed in action; Lce.-Sgt. Arthur WellealeyHatfield, 26th Batt., died from wounda,and Lieut.
William RobertsonHamilton. 7th Batt., killed In action; PteRobert Wlnfteld Lister, 14th Batt., killed in action; Lce.-Sgt. Arthur WellealeyHatfield, 26th Batt., died from wounda,and Lieut.
The Daily Colonist (1969-09-13) page(14)
Sept 13, 1969 ENJOY■ ■ ' , r- ' ‘ "Arthur Lyman Means Modern Hawaii NEW HORIZONS IN TRAVEL” VICTORIA SUB-AGENT PtO LIRAS Call in Today For Details on P&O’s 200 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR VACATION DREAMS COME TRUE!
Sept 13, 1969 ENJOY■ ■ ' , r- ' ‘ "Arthur Lyman Means Modern Hawaii NEW HORIZONS IN TRAVEL” VICTORIA SUB-AGENT PtO LIRAS Call in Today For Details on P&O’s 200 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR VACATION DREAMS COME TRUE!
The Daily Colonist (1966-12-25) page(50)
Offbeat Detail, IllustrationsHighlight Lavish This EnglandPAGEANTRY MARCHES ACROSS PAGES OF NATIONAL GEQGRAPHIC’S NEW BOOK ABOUT INLAND NATION London and Upper Swell, King Arthur and the Beatles, thatrhed-roof cottages and atomic energy plants—all make up the mosaic of “This blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this Engird . . /> The infinite riches of the small island-nation with the great heritage are displayed in the 440 colorful pages of Thia England, a new book produced by the National Geographic Society.
Offbeat Detail, IllustrationsHighlight Lavish This EnglandPAGEANTRY MARCHES ACROSS PAGES OF NATIONAL GEQGRAPHIC’S NEW BOOK ABOUT INLAND NATION London and Upper Swell, King Arthur and the Beatles, thatrhed-roof cottages and atomic energy plants—all make up the mosaic of “This blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this Engird . . /> The infinite riches of the small island-nation with the great heritage are displayed in the 440 colorful pages of Thia England, a new book produced by the National Geographic Society.
The Daily Colonist (1953-04-08) page(15)
Pbrm Broadcaat CBS HouaapeMyP«nn Hr na draal CBB HouaapartrConcert Hour HDltop HouaaConcert Hour It Happana l»7 DarCor,cart Hour Houaewi*## CralKValera of tha Paaaioc Houaewivm Prvtaa Can Listening lYwasury HarnlttaodCan Ua.aniDi Arthur Omdtiw*Baar Listinlog ArtUtU GodfreyBaar Llatwoing Arthur Oodfrorran Voraaa artflui Oodfrsy Muata Arthur OodfrarTran* .Canada Mat. Arthur GodfrwyTraria -Canada Mat Curt Maaaor BUI MoeliterLira Lflce MllUonair*Lira Lika Mllttooetre advert la#meetAll claim* af arror to pubhcatioa ahaU bm mad* Ithta ll itoura lUaroafiar andIf not ao mad* snail ont n* conaMkaia.1Ha data, via bo allowed tor moro thanon* laaorroct tneertioa. oor for arror*not af(acUOf tha rolpo of lha edewrllm- Bamay PottaDontt Drop* toDouble or ouunaDouhla or Hithlov TUB AND LTMB8 REMOVED PRUN-in* ot large treat our tpFrlalll*.
Pbrm Broadcaat CBS HouaapeMyP«nn Hr na draal CBB HouaapartrConcert Hour HDltop HouaaConcert Hour It Happana l»7 DarCor,cart Hour Houaewi*## CralKValera of tha Paaaioc Houaewivm Prvtaa Can Listening lYwasury HarnlttaodCan Ua.aniDi Arthur Omdtiw*Baar Listinlog ArtUtU GodfreyBaar Llatwoing Arthur Oodfrorran Voraaa artflui Oodfrsy Muata Arthur OodfrarTran* .Canada Mat. Arthur GodfrwyTraria -Canada Mat Curt Maaaor BUI MoeliterLira Lflce MllUonair*Lira Lika Mllttooetre advert la#meetAll claim* af arror to pubhcatioa ahaU bm mad* Ithta ll itoura lUaroafiar andIf not ao mad* snail ont n* conaMkaia.1Ha data, via bo allowed tor moro thanon* laaorroct tneertioa. oor for arror*not af(acUOf tha rolpo of lha edewrllm- Bamay PottaDontt Drop* toDouble or ouunaDouhla or Hithlov TUB AND LTMB8 REMOVED PRUN-in* ot large treat our tpFrlalll*.
The Daily Colonist (1960-03-17) page(35)
News - Cartoon Complete Programs 0.45 and ».» feature 7.03 and 0.07 Meat: "BOONEY,” Irish Comedy TONIGHTJ. Arthur Bank PreaeaU “Carry Ob, Admiral”Starring Benald Shiner.
News - Cartoon Complete Programs 0.45 and ».» feature 7.03 and 0.07 Meat: "BOONEY,” Irish Comedy TONIGHTJ. Arthur Bank PreaeaU “Carry Ob, Admiral”Starring Benald Shiner.
The Daily Colonist (1913-03-28) page(11)
Second FloorWinch Building Phone 1 91 5 Box 820 New Spring SuitsFor Children, Youths and Men Soft Shirts (with and without collars), Neck- wear, Braces and Hose. ' Arthur Holmes1314 Broad St., Duck Block UNENS AND SILKSArrived from the Orient large asiort- ment of Chinese anil Japftnpse allkiroodii of every description, nurli as grasslinen and allk hose, etc.
Second FloorWinch Building Phone 1 91 5 Box 820 New Spring SuitsFor Children, Youths and Men Soft Shirts (with and without collars), Neck- wear, Braces and Hose. ' Arthur Holmes1314 Broad St., Duck Block UNENS AND SILKSArrived from the Orient large asiort- ment of Chinese anil Japftnpse allkiroodii of every description, nurli as grasslinen and allk hose, etc.
The Daily Colonist (1952-11-02) page(32)
Individuals can make Hie nom-ination*, or business firms,organization* and school* canenter favorite girls, who must be-at leastl* 18 years of ace. and asalaried employee or student of aregistered institution The-contest Is heme held in conjunction w*iih the showing althe Odeon Theatre hen- of theJ. Arthur Rank film ‘'Penny . • ion for a city hoard pf parkcommissioners lo replace tlie NANAIMO Work expansion present parks committee has notand Improvement of the church discouraged Aid.
Individuals can make Hie nom-ination*, or business firms,organization* and school* canenter favorite girls, who must be-at leastl* 18 years of ace. and asalaried employee or student of aregistered institution The-contest Is heme held in conjunction w*iih the showing althe Odeon Theatre hen- of theJ. Arthur Rank film ‘'Penny . • ion for a city hoard pf parkcommissioners lo replace tlie NANAIMO Work expansion present parks committee has notand Improvement of the church discouraged Aid.
The Daily Colonist (1955-10-23) page(8)
Oct. 23. 1955 ame N(»rth Amcnran It would lakr hve or *«x d*)» to Another iiorm HrrKKitly lumin< up Wow a bud acroi* the o ran" mjfranl, the leaw net one common c% Bniidi bird watrnm wuidy n->d Hading uo a Othat «hc> \p Ix’on Ihiur heads. .Mont fcuh^Ut>Ha^*Hl larm. and »la>c< I itiv b> die r*-|M>rts ni NoUti Amrri."»n birds Two urniih«dojj a Knii'h upt«T iur tying louial in BnUun « »‘iir in of thepc|ku1* OctulHT. .sin-nk;i)».
Oct. 23. 1955 ame N(»rth Amcnran It would lakr hve or *«x d*)» to Another iiorm HrrKKitly lumin< up Wow a bud acroi* the o ran" mjfranl, the leaw net one common c% Bniidi bird watrnm wuidy n->d Hading uo a Othat «hc> \p Ix’on Ihiur heads. .Mont fcuh^Ut>Ha^*Hl larm. and »la>c< I itiv b> die r*-|M>rts ni NoUti Amrri."»n birds Two urniih«dojj a Knii'h upt«T iur tying louial in BnUun « »‘iir in of thepc|ku1* OctulHT. .sin-nk;i)».
The Daily Colonist (1939-10-10) page(8)
Panel WillBe Sent toThe Queen A very beautiful exaai^ ofnatdlteraft in which an Indian tub- Ject is employed Is the big panel j slionly be an urgent call for warm MK. AND MRS. ARTHUR M Chronic ConstipationMedical irlrnre recommend* built - produriDf agents forchronic, habitual constlpatijoii.Bolkctta possesses Ave times khebalk • pndaeing properties ofAgar, and being procaeeed WithCaseara aal Mlt loltl, frodiicesbalk wlUi moMHIy. fomlni afimooth moving maas.
Panel WillBe Sent toThe Queen A very beautiful exaai^ ofnatdlteraft in which an Indian tub- Ject is employed Is the big panel j slionly be an urgent call for warm MK. AND MRS. ARTHUR M Chronic ConstipationMedical irlrnre recommend* built - produriDf agents forchronic, habitual constlpatijoii.Bolkctta possesses Ave times khebalk • pndaeing properties ofAgar, and being procaeeed WithCaseara aal Mlt loltl, frodiicesbalk wlUi moMHIy. fomlni afimooth moving maas.
The Daily Colonist (1970-06-28) page(53)
For instance, he’d like to see some of the old street names restored, and I would, too. Parrott’s After a Bird Cage By M The pe Columbia vince as t Eden. The climate, tl their beat fishing ai “Let's get the name Bird Cage Walk back,” he said to me. “With the name I’ve got I can't very well fight for Bird Cage Walk — you know, Parrott’s after a bird cage ~ that’s where he should be —that sort of joking. How about you having a try?” Bird Cage Walk was once the 'name ot that part ol today's Government Street running south from Belleville to Michigan. It was called Bird Cage Walk because of the original legislative buildings, which were so designed that they looked for all the world like bird cages. Moat citizens of the time thought them hideous, and they were heartily ridiculed and sneered upon, often th,e butt of ribald jokes. If only one of those Bird Cages was still in existence what a priceless historic treasure we’d have. The last at the bird cages burned down in 1957. It stood where the south court and fountain of the legislative buildings are today.
For instance, he’d like to see some of the old street names restored, and I would, too. Parrott’s After a Bird Cage By M The pe Columbia vince as t Eden. The climate, tl their beat fishing ai “Let's get the name Bird Cage Walk back,” he said to me. “With the name I’ve got I can't very well fight for Bird Cage Walk — you know, Parrott’s after a bird cage ~ that’s where he should be —that sort of joking. How about you having a try?” Bird Cage Walk was once the 'name ot that part ol today's Government Street running south from Belleville to Michigan. It was called Bird Cage Walk because of the original legislative buildings, which were so designed that they looked for all the world like bird cages. Moat citizens of the time thought them hideous, and they were heartily ridiculed and sneered upon, often th,e butt of ribald jokes. If only one of those Bird Cages was still in existence what a priceless historic treasure we’d have. The last at the bird cages burned down in 1957. It stood where the south court and fountain of the legislative buildings are today.
The Daily Colonist (1895-06-25) page(3)
Burnt , the inspector , atpromotionlIell,school board , took occasion In bli remarks topoint oat the me of birds In killing cater .pillars and troublesome insects , and to advisethe boys to ipirx the birds .
The Daily Colonist (1959-11-18) page(29)
Miss Jessie Read. 1762 Pembroke. reported Monday that her tame bird had escaped from her home when that day's high winds broke a window in her home. All through yesterday telephone reports of a bird answering Cherry’s description kept coming in—all from different spots, but most In the Shelbourne-Hillside are*. Another call reported such a bird near Pear and Cedar Hill Road. Anyone with any knowledge of the bird Is asked to telephone EV 4-5717 or the SPCA.
Miss Jessie Read. 1762 Pembroke. reported Monday that her tame bird had escaped from her home when that day's high winds broke a window in her home. All through yesterday telephone reports of a bird answering Cherry’s description kept coming in—all from different spots, but most In the Shelbourne-Hillside are*. Another call reported such a bird near Pear and Cedar Hill Road. Anyone with any knowledge of the bird Is asked to telephone EV 4-5717 or the SPCA.
The Daily Colonist (1976-07-17) page(56)
World Missions Lifestyle DiscoveryReligious Pgm. g| AnchorHour DocumentaryOlympicsContinuedContinued Vision OnCartoonCartoonMake A Wish GardeningNFL GamesMovie:Ten Documentary r OlympicsContinuedContinued Fece The NationF urmby's Antiques Birds is as WtSS, Hill11:* Oral «abortsTravel '70It Is Written • T Armstrong Memo streetSesame Street Sesame Street Sesame street Reverend Ai.Heur ef .PowerMfusf Jlf IlnuMrnwR Vt 4SWPWICalvary PowerMovie: X*The ZMMREarly OlympicsContinuedContinuedContinued IssuesTo Tell Truth Movie:Road Thousand water World explorers OlympicsContinuedContinuedContinued DOItGolfContinued »:«V9:Mht»lOt Goods NewsAgape ReligionTerry WinterStar Trek sesame street Sesame StreetAmericansDocumentary Fastball,Second Game ■ex HumbardRex Humbard " CeliawayMovie BirdContinuedGolfContinued OlympicsContinuedWorld ol Disney ToRioOlympicGames Dram»:EinsteinMevit:Let's Be * OlympicsContinuedStarTrek GolfContinuedFlattingMovie t.mI3S *:* Star TrekAsset sine tien :An American Nightmare Mere Music«rem AsastiPiccadillyCircus ContinuedNet.
World Missions Lifestyle DiscoveryReligious Pgm. g| AnchorHour DocumentaryOlympicsContinuedContinued Vision OnCartoonCartoonMake A Wish GardeningNFL GamesMovie:Ten Documentary r OlympicsContinuedContinued Fece The NationF urmby's Antiques Birds is as WtSS, Hill11:* Oral «abortsTravel '70It Is Written • T Armstrong Memo streetSesame Street Sesame Street Sesame street Reverend Ai.Heur ef .PowerMfusf Jlf IlnuMrnwR Vt 4SWPWICalvary PowerMovie: X*The ZMMREarly OlympicsContinuedContinuedContinued IssuesTo Tell Truth Movie:Road Thousand water World explorers OlympicsContinuedContinuedContinued DOItGolfContinued »:«V9:Mht»lOt Goods NewsAgape ReligionTerry WinterStar Trek sesame street Sesame StreetAmericansDocumentary Fastball,Second Game ■ex HumbardRex Humbard " CeliawayMovie BirdContinuedGolfContinued OlympicsContinuedWorld ol Disney ToRioOlympicGames Dram»:EinsteinMevit:Let's Be * OlympicsContinuedStarTrek GolfContinuedFlattingMovie t.mI3S *:* Star TrekAsset sine tien :An American Nightmare Mere Music«rem AsastiPiccadillyCircus ContinuedNet.
The Daily Colonist (1928-03-03) page(200)
"Come,dear." he said, "let us have our last picnic.Where shall it be?""Moel Arthur. Perhaps we shall find some of the hidden treasure they buried In thetrenches there."
"Come,dear." he said, "let us have our last picnic.Where shall it be?""Moel Arthur. Perhaps we shall find some of the hidden treasure they buried In thetrenches there."
The Daily Colonist (1908-05-10) page(33)
SHiind-r,srhi11lrat\ I Qiiamleiinn found Iis [lint rat' the Tumm-mu. ummi ,This liny bird IIs not common on Viininuver. , iIsland| .Mow so" small 1 cn-ature built as Iluimenu-" IIs w m'n-'derful II IIs brnxvii bird littlea ' but bigger than; ,ahumming bird, 1 xvllli a rather 1JghilI!
The Daily Colonist (1921-02-19) page(11)
I.on KngiiM. . ourslngt'Vftll, I II. 1. 1 . ARTHUR PELKEY DEADI 'KTUOIT I . b is Ann „, I'.dk > (.inner hr*vvvt«l|;lli pu^lllni dn-.l a.
I.on KngiiM. . ourslngt'Vftll, I II. 1. 1 . ARTHUR PELKEY DEADI 'KTUOIT I . b is Ann „, I'.dk > (.inner hr*vvvt«l|;lli pu^lllni dn-.l a.
The Daily Colonist (1964-12-29) page(15)
Police Menllfled the other driver ae Arthur MaeGregor. Mtl Phyllis. who was southhnimd nn Quadra.
Police Menllfled the other driver ae Arthur MaeGregor. Mtl Phyllis. who was southhnimd nn Quadra.
The Daily Colonist (1932-04-19) page(4)
Mr Ralston has given a bird's eye view ofCanadian National finances. It is the problemof theae that eonatltotea a graat preoecupationfor the present or any government.
Mr Ralston has given a bird's eye view ofCanadian National finances. It is the problemof theae that eonatltotea a graat preoecupationfor the present or any government.
The Daily Colonist (1979-10-17) page(43)
. / |General changes style and woos Brazilians ! ARTHUR HERMAN > DE JANEIRO, Brazil 1) — Many Brazilians Her what became of Gen.
. / |General changes style and woos Brazilians ! ARTHUR HERMAN > DE JANEIRO, Brazil 1) — Many Brazilians Her what became of Gen.
The Daily Colonist (1915-03-12) page(8)
We must go very far bat'k in Iliatroubled history. of Ireland i" trace thebeginnings of the House of FlngaliThe present Earl. Arthur James Plunk-i'tt, is the eleventh to hold the title,which was conferred by James L Butlong before that the Bavon of Killeeulielil feudal sway ai Killeeu Castle, inMeath Co.
We must go very far bat'k in Iliatroubled history. of Ireland i" trace thebeginnings of the House of FlngaliThe present Earl. Arthur James Plunk-i'tt, is the eleventh to hold the title,which was conferred by James L Butlong before that the Bavon of Killeeulielil feudal sway ai Killeeu Castle, inMeath Co.
The Daily Colonist (1909-08-17) page(5)
., . , : tJ , , - , Mr-.ond Mrs . Arthur J . Bird , of Hill : IIside avenue , left on Sunday night for takeI'n"tho'falr'* 5.5jMn . Arthur P . Camp , of Winnipeg , 'toVJctorla,night on his return to his home In theEast. , . . . .
The Daily Colonist (1966-01-30) page(18)
Telephone 746-6041For Irish Visitor Bird Watching Similar To Learning Languages PeriodFurniture By TRUDY KEMP "Oh, there's another one ... don't know what it is . . . sorry you'll Just have to put up with this." and with those words the soft-spoken visitor from Castle- rock, Northern Ireland, picked up her binoculars and peered out the window. Such Interruptions were not unusual or unpleasant during tlie brief interview with Miss Margaret Pollock. Like all keen bird watchers, she simply couldn't sit by and let a bird fly past without Identifying It.
Telephone 746-6041For Irish Visitor Bird Watching Similar To Learning Languages PeriodFurniture By TRUDY KEMP "Oh, there's another one ... don't know what it is . . . sorry you'll Just have to put up with this." and with those words the soft-spoken visitor from Castle- rock, Northern Ireland, picked up her binoculars and peered out the window. Such Interruptions were not unusual or unpleasant during tlie brief interview with Miss Margaret Pollock. Like all keen bird watchers, she simply couldn't sit by and let a bird fly past without Identifying It.
The Daily Colonist (1938-07-03) page(31)
Featherywhite coral in the ahapaa of trais. flowers The Gibbons and the BirdTHE other day a porky incautious Cock- ney starling at the London Zoo blun-dered into the enclosure of the gibbonsand, as a fly is cau:;ht by the hand of an —agile boy, so the bird was caught by thefar-reaching hand of a glbbotvThe great ape made a thorough Inspec- tloii of its prtzc, and then let It go. laehof ^ts companions in turn enjoyed aaminute a scrutiny pi the sUrUed invader,and Anally, when all had aaUsfled theircuriosity, the starttig waa released andmade Iti way to safety.Years ago a Zoo gibbon, famdua for Its Intelligence and affectionate d'^Hriliiy,marred Its reputation in circumstancesI ke the.se when a bird flew Into ita cageit swooped, captured the Interloper, andIn an instant bit oft its he^d.
Featherywhite coral in the ahapaa of trais. flowers The Gibbons and the BirdTHE other day a porky incautious Cock- ney starling at the London Zoo blun-dered into the enclosure of the gibbonsand, as a fly is cau:;ht by the hand of an —agile boy, so the bird was caught by thefar-reaching hand of a glbbotvThe great ape made a thorough Inspec- tloii of its prtzc, and then let It go. laehof ^ts companions in turn enjoyed aaminute a scrutiny pi the sUrUed invader,and Anally, when all had aaUsfled theircuriosity, the starttig waa released andmade Iti way to safety.Years ago a Zoo gibbon, famdua for Its Intelligence and affectionate d'^Hriliiy,marred Its reputation in circumstancesI ke the.se when a bird flew Into ita cageit swooped, captured the Interloper, andIn an instant bit oft its he^d.
The Daily Colonist (1966-11-20) page(63)
Underwater Guideposts — Homing of Salmon, Prof. Arthur D Hasler concludes that the salmon in the open seas use sun-oompass orientation to find their way back to the mouths of their nataf streams, but to navigate upstream to find the tributaries in which they were born they navigate by mean* of smeii. following the "bouquet” of rite natal stream.
Underwater Guideposts — Homing of Salmon, Prof. Arthur D Hasler concludes that the salmon in the open seas use sun-oompass orientation to find their way back to the mouths of their nataf streams, but to navigate upstream to find the tributaries in which they were born they navigate by mean* of smeii. following the "bouquet” of rite natal stream.
The Daily Colonist (1977-08-09) page(44)
RS MARKIN — Ruby Frances Isabel la I nee Bird) at the King GeorgePrivate Heeoitel. *-------- “on August 4th. ».
RS MARKIN — Ruby Frances Isabel la I nee Bird) at the King GeorgePrivate Heeoitel. *-------- “on August 4th. ».
The Daily Colonist (1964-12-11) page(9)
* * 0Aldermen, five seati, two years—X Hugh Bird. 53.928; X Earle Adams. 48.009; X Ernest Broome. 42.711: X Orson Banfiekt, 35.540: R.
* * 0Aldermen, five seati, two years—X Hugh Bird. 53.928; X Earle Adams. 48.009; X Ernest Broome. 42.711: X Orson Banfiekt, 35.540: R.
The Daily Colonist (1964-05-10) page(44)
King Arthur a Myth • • • But Myth Lives On £ SCORN CANNOT KILL LEGEND of CHIVALRY It teat with a good deal of regret that I read recently of thc patsing of Terence Hanbury White, the British norelist.
King Arthur a Myth • • • But Myth Lives On £ SCORN CANNOT KILL LEGEND of CHIVALRY It teat with a good deal of regret that I read recently of thc patsing of Terence Hanbury White, the British norelist.
The Daily Colonist (1928-01-29) page(17)
><• given taelve hours "rest" alter completes, the general sym- be.ng laid After Lh.t time .rap- ' nrLrvit "r» U >* 1^ A.s with either portion* or poultry (ration set* in, and you Know an ' there are various style and essen-. gg i;> Mrtv-slx \int cent water i tiala to complete the KUndard ollif more water m the egg. the excellence of » fwrfcet bird, and those «lio look, for perfc uon knowDie luU value of a uood tail. Ofcourse, where only egg productionor Hie table i.s ihe desideratum itis not of miifli i onsequenrewhether Ihe tail is tarried high orlow, well furnished or otherwise,but with the advanced educationof poultry keeping I am ftnimlstirenough to believe that nrecdrrswhether utility or exhibition aredesirous of seeing type and correctihajM and style in their bird- I shall first deal with rne non-Mtling or smaller breed .known as the egg-producers or tightfeathered fowls, whose tails arevery distinct compared with theheavy, massive and sitting nreedsas my notes will prove in mast ! broadbreeds the male bird carries themust conspicuous tall, being wellfurnished and form* a fitting or-nament to a stylish fowl Theaddle hackle- form the finish ofthe body feathering, next to whichfollow the tall covers, and risingm the centre of these are the true !»
><• given taelve hours "rest" alter completes, the general sym- be.ng laid After Lh.t time .rap- ' nrLrvit "r» U >* 1^ A.s with either portion* or poultry (ration set* in, and you Know an ' there are various style and essen-. gg i;> Mrtv-slx \int cent water i tiala to complete the KUndard ollif more water m the egg. the excellence of » fwrfcet bird, and those «lio look, for perfc uon knowDie luU value of a uood tail. Ofcourse, where only egg productionor Hie table i.s ihe desideratum itis not of miifli i onsequenrewhether Ihe tail is tarried high orlow, well furnished or otherwise,but with the advanced educationof poultry keeping I am ftnimlstirenough to believe that nrecdrrswhether utility or exhibition aredesirous of seeing type and correctihajM and style in their bird- I shall first deal with rne non-Mtling or smaller breed .known as the egg-producers or tightfeathered fowls, whose tails arevery distinct compared with theheavy, massive and sitting nreedsas my notes will prove in mast ! broadbreeds the male bird carries themust conspicuous tall, being wellfurnished and form* a fitting or-nament to a stylish fowl Theaddle hackle- form the finish ofthe body feathering, next to whichfollow the tall covers, and risingm the centre of these are the true !»
The Daily Colonist (1939-12-10) page(8)
The guesU werewUl Uke place shortly to Mr. Harry ' Me.sdamM Arthur Dixon, Edwin Tbmlln, O. U, Dorman, BtephenJones, Sr., O.
The guesU werewUl Uke place shortly to Mr. Harry ' Me.sdamM Arthur Dixon, Edwin Tbmlln, O. U, Dorman, BtephenJones, Sr., O.
The Daily Colonist (1932-09-16) page(18)
AmosRobinson.White Leghorn, cock— 1, F. D. Stewart; 2, Arthur Adams.White Leghorn, hen— 1. 2, F. D. Stewart; 3, 4, Arthur Adams.White Leghorn, oockanl—1.
AmosRobinson.White Leghorn, cock— 1, F. D. Stewart; 2, Arthur Adams.White Leghorn, hen— 1. 2, F. D. Stewart; 3, 4, Arthur Adams.White Leghorn, oockanl—1.
The Daily Colonist (1930-3-30) page(19)
RKUTERWIN (MlR AXIOMS a -M 22 victory over Red Birds, cityIand Island champloos. The teams: I Woodvardi-B.
RKUTERWIN (MlR AXIOMS a -M 22 victory over Red Birds, cityIand Island champloos. The teams: I Woodvardi-B.
The Daily Colonist (1960-12-09) page(5)
Rockwell was arrested In New York last week by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents. National Bird for Canada Islanders Plumping For Canada GooseBy ALEC MERRIMANVancouver Islanders are plumping strongly for the Canada Goose to become the national bird of Canada. Voting in a Colonist ballot to select Canada's national bird has been more than three to one in favor of the magnificent Canada goose, but the Canada Jay lor whisky Jack) robin, mountain blue bird and - meadow lark are all atUl In the . running. ACROSS CANADA' The Colonist Is the voice of British Columbia In the national bird ballot, but voting Will take place all across Canada and a national tabulation will be made to select the popular choice of all Canadians.
Rockwell was arrested In New York last week by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents. National Bird for Canada Islanders Plumping For Canada GooseBy ALEC MERRIMANVancouver Islanders are plumping strongly for the Canada Goose to become the national bird of Canada. Voting in a Colonist ballot to select Canada's national bird has been more than three to one in favor of the magnificent Canada goose, but the Canada Jay lor whisky Jack) robin, mountain blue bird and - meadow lark are all atUl In the . running. ACROSS CANADA' The Colonist Is the voice of British Columbia In the national bird ballot, but voting Will take place all across Canada and a national tabulation will be made to select the popular choice of all Canadians.
The Daily Colonist (1953-06-14) page(22)
The men U> be honoredjfor service* rendered to thebranch since its charter wasissued in '926 are Jamea Addi-son. Arthur Cownden. WilliamH. Dallaway. Herbert R. Dawe.
The men U> be honoredjfor service* rendered to thebranch since its charter wasissued in '926 are Jamea Addi-son. Arthur Cownden. WilliamH. Dallaway. Herbert R. Dawe.
The Daily Colonist (1961-01-10) page(5)
I recollect that in Victoria 80 years ago all Jewish merchants closed their premises on Saturday (their sabbath), and kept open-shop on Sunday, until legislative ruling changed things, but this is an infringement on the rights of the individual. ARTHUR LEVr.547 Michigan Street. Initiative NeededYour commendable editorial of Jan. 7 emphasizes tha need and obvious value of industrial development in suitable theater Victoria districts.
I recollect that in Victoria 80 years ago all Jewish merchants closed their premises on Saturday (their sabbath), and kept open-shop on Sunday, until legislative ruling changed things, but this is an infringement on the rights of the individual. ARTHUR LEVr.547 Michigan Street. Initiative NeededYour commendable editorial of Jan. 7 emphasizes tha need and obvious value of industrial development in suitable theater Victoria districts.
The Daily Colonist (1968-03-07) page(10)
Victoria, B.C., Thursday, March 7, ,96# BuilderLosesCourt Action r Open Thursday VANCOUVER (CP) — Contractor Dick Holzworth of Helena, Mont., Tuesday lost his $65,000 damage suit against Vancouver promoter Arthur Burton Lymbumer following a B.C. Supreme Court trial involving a 1957 highways department contract.
Victoria, B.C., Thursday, March 7, ,96# BuilderLosesCourt Action r Open Thursday VANCOUVER (CP) — Contractor Dick Holzworth of Helena, Mont., Tuesday lost his $65,000 damage suit against Vancouver promoter Arthur Burton Lymbumer following a B.C. Supreme Court trial involving a 1957 highways department contract.
The Daily Colonist (1978-04-09) page(82)
A ■ < By Arthur Townsend As a youth I gr«-w up in the- City of Victoria, where the citizens of the city made fun of l-.mily Carr.
A ■ < By Arthur Townsend As a youth I gr«-w up in the- City of Victoria, where the citizens of the city made fun of l-.mily Carr.
The Daily Colonist (1975-06-22) page(74)
Lehman ■ ) The gentleman was Doctor Arthur W. Lehman, second oldest living veterinary surgeon in British Columbia today.
Lehman ■ ) The gentleman was Doctor Arthur W. Lehman, second oldest living veterinary surgeon in British Columbia today.
The Daily Colonist (1930-12-19) page(11)
D1X I'.M HE* IgB1 7 \ f 1 I» PRISON TERM IS METED OUT Arthur Blake Must Serve Ten Days, MagistrateJay Rules REMANDS ARE ORDERED I Charged In the Saanlch policecourt yesterday afternoon with un-ir- fully and forcibly entering thehome of Mr. and Mrs.
D1X I'.M HE* IgB1 7 \ f 1 I» PRISON TERM IS METED OUT Arthur Blake Must Serve Ten Days, MagistrateJay Rules REMANDS ARE ORDERED I Charged In the Saanlch policecourt yesterday afternoon with un-ir- fully and forcibly entering thehome of Mr. and Mrs.
The Daily Colonist (1974-03-21) page(19)
Reservations for both events can be made by calling Open Space, 383-8833. Happy composer Bird flies higher on old song“Sonny” Bird was like a kid with his first ice cream cone.At the age of 60, Arthur J. Bird, amateur songwriter and musician, has a chance of becoming a “hit” songwriter — on a song written 22 years ago.
Reservations for both events can be made by calling Open Space, 383-8833. Happy composer Bird flies higher on old song“Sonny” Bird was like a kid with his first ice cream cone.At the age of 60, Arthur J. Bird, amateur songwriter and musician, has a chance of becoming a “hit” songwriter — on a song written 22 years ago.
The Daily Colonist (1968-03-01) page(36)
Manning was ordered to prison for contempt of court after declining to hand over the currently missing Arthur in response to a judge's order. Manning apparently win stay in prison until the order is satisfied. The cat-food firm claims it bought Arthur from Manning. He said Arthur "cannot even chew meat,” instead having to content Itself with slops. Virtually all dogs, cats and birds on British TV commercials are supplied by advertising agencies, in turn supplied by animal agencies. Each animal earns up to about $65 a day at the job.CRUELTY DENIED The cat-food manufacturerIn Arthur’s case—and this performer is alleged in fact to ba a neutered female—says the animal had the same number of teeth when last in its care as when Manning handed Arthur over to the oompany in 1967.
Manning was ordered to prison for contempt of court after declining to hand over the currently missing Arthur in response to a judge's order. Manning apparently win stay in prison until the order is satisfied. The cat-food firm claims it bought Arthur from Manning. He said Arthur "cannot even chew meat,” instead having to content Itself with slops. Virtually all dogs, cats and birds on British TV commercials are supplied by advertising agencies, in turn supplied by animal agencies. Each animal earns up to about $65 a day at the job.CRUELTY DENIED The cat-food manufacturerIn Arthur’s case—and this performer is alleged in fact to ba a neutered female—says the animal had the same number of teeth when last in its care as when Manning handed Arthur over to the oompany in 1967.
The Daily Colonist (1953-05-03) page(7)
affecting factor In that many bird watcher* are Inactive at the time these bird* neat.
affecting factor In that many bird watcher* are Inactive at the time these bird* neat.
The Daily Colonist (1935-02-17) page(29)
VlWMtWIMtlMIIMII»IIIMmtlllMtlMMMIWWtllMIMWI»IIIWMIIIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIM»tllMtlMIMIItHMMIUHIMIIIIMIt»tlll«limillllMII»l^^ Hftird Compet ition The Birds That Come to theFeed Table I have always been Interested in birds asfar as I can remember, and have fed thPiiiall the year round These are the birds I fedin the ia&t coia :.peil: Four Oregon towhees,three aonc sparrows, four fox sparrows andfour varied thrushes I will tell all I kpowabout these birds In their order.The Oregon towhee is hero all the year round We have banded one towhee, and shehas been with us tor Ave years.
VlWMtWIMtlMIIMII»IIIMmtlllMtlMMMIWWtllMIMWI»IIIWMIIIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIM»tllMtlMIMIItHMMIUHIMIIIIMIt»tlll«limillllMII»l^^ Hftird Compet ition The Birds That Come to theFeed Table I have always been Interested in birds asfar as I can remember, and have fed thPiiiall the year round These are the birds I fedin the ia&t coia :.peil: Four Oregon towhees,three aonc sparrows, four fox sparrows andfour varied thrushes I will tell all I kpowabout these birds In their order.The Oregon towhee is hero all the year round We have banded one towhee, and shehas been with us tor Ave years.
The Daily Colonist (1960-05-31) page(28)
Biggest item on today's concluding agenda are election of officers and selection of a site for the next conference.wum* PLANS Grand Counsellor William Beyliss of Victoria explained throughout the two nations, and there is no way in which the distribution of goods can be made so effective as through personal contact’" "" mayorwA hi i sought-after and make friends with the lighter for aid to theactually Dose h get yoa invitations.3of Arthur Ing the winter. -We look forward to the dayYou'lleasy k h so retarded children," he said.Way.Aodk"» such fee "One out of every 33 chit-yeel whk you'd dren born In the United StatesIs menally retarded," said Dr.fas sera of having die dam of Council of UCT ofthe US.
Biggest item on today's concluding agenda are election of officers and selection of a site for the next conference.wum* PLANS Grand Counsellor William Beyliss of Victoria explained throughout the two nations, and there is no way in which the distribution of goods can be made so effective as through personal contact’" "" mayorwA hi i sought-after and make friends with the lighter for aid to theactually Dose h get yoa invitations.3of Arthur Ing the winter. -We look forward to the dayYou'lleasy k h so retarded children," he said.Way.Aodk"» such fee "One out of every 33 chit-yeel whk you'd dren born In the United StatesIs menally retarded," said Dr.fas sera of having die dam of Council of UCT ofthe US.
The Daily Colonist (1966-01-30) page(41)
PeriodFurnitureBy TRIDY KEMP "Oh. there’s another one . .. don’t know what it is .. . sottry you’ll just have to put up with this," and with those words the so(t-si>oken visitor {rom Castle- rock, Northern Ireland, picked up her binoculars and peered out the window Such interruptions were not Unusual or unpleasant during the brief interview with Miss Margaret Pollock. Like all keen bird watchers, she simply couldn't sit by and let a bird fly past without identifying it.
PeriodFurnitureBy TRIDY KEMP "Oh. there’s another one . .. don’t know what it is .. . sottry you’ll just have to put up with this," and with those words the so(t-si>oken visitor {rom Castle- rock, Northern Ireland, picked up her binoculars and peered out the window Such interruptions were not Unusual or unpleasant during the brief interview with Miss Margaret Pollock. Like all keen bird watchers, she simply couldn't sit by and let a bird fly past without identifying it.
The Daily Colonist (1954-11-27) page(18)
.<.ful ro^TUitm^ ^BIB&II.1 a ff>lui lion in ih'* nnmi**T nr men liMVint; llie iNv>. he Tlif incn Ar** «>lB.vinK- In ilir navy i% Iwruiii** lhi*> 9H|B£^W»now •^7, rH*orKP Williamwn. Vancouver expert. birds also \i;;’: ' :r.p. /hi...; .r^ JudK.^ Mrs. MarKa. et Etow.k>n s cobalt laVl bird. « not HH f/^y now m. rtv»y female l>est bird in the budgie show liovyker wotMffH.” hf H*id. held in the Crystal (harden yesterday. award.
.<.ful ro^TUitm^ ^BIB&II.1 a ff>lui lion in ih'* nnmi**T nr men liMVint; llie iNv>. he Tlif incn Ar** «>lB.vinK- In ilir navy i% Iwruiii** lhi*> 9H|B£^W»now •^7, rH*orKP Williamwn. Vancouver expert. birds also \i;;’: ' :r.p. /hi...; .r^ JudK.^ Mrs. MarKa. et Etow.k>n s cobalt laVl bird. « not HH f/^y now m. rtv»y female l>est bird in the budgie show liovyker wotMffH.” hf H*id. held in the Crystal (harden yesterday. award.
The Daily Colonist (1929-12-8) page(16)
>i-cp loveschools Miss Ii>-ii'> l iimliiTt de-lighted the gufciifl wi;h a very d ti ' while MissMolly OlMiw nodered two pianoselectlom wlikb wm math, appre-ciatad.Ttm AftorDoon provtd hmmI eue- cessful, both loetoUy and finan-cUUy, a graUfylnc amount beingiMltMd for tlw Ctorlatmaa fund. OALIANO BIRDS PRIZEWBWONDEKFLLACmVtDBT MILLCB HIOG8 8 U C C E 8 8 Maybe the reason wlqr Ruasia andChina do not get down to fightinga real war Is beeauM thty fear Itmay have a Japanned finish^ — I^MiLsvlllp Times.
>i-cp loveschools Miss Ii>-ii'> l iimliiTt de-lighted the gufciifl wi;h a very d ti ' while MissMolly OlMiw nodered two pianoselectlom wlikb wm math, appre-ciatad.Ttm AftorDoon provtd hmmI eue- cessful, both loetoUy and finan-cUUy, a graUfylnc amount beingiMltMd for tlw Ctorlatmaa fund. OALIANO BIRDS PRIZEWBWONDEKFLLACmVtDBT MILLCB HIOG8 8 U C C E 8 8 Maybe the reason wlqr Ruasia andChina do not get down to fightinga real war Is beeauM thty fear Itmay have a Japanned finish^ — I^MiLsvlllp Times.
The Daily Colonist (1964-06-17) page(5)
Pigeons Battle Winds In Club’s Sixth RaceThe sixth race of the Capital City Racing Pigeon Club’s 1964 old bird series was held St day from Birch Island. 265 airline miles from Victoria. Members shipped 120 birds which were released at 7 am. The turds arrived home in good condition after a flight against Strang headwinds.
Pigeons Battle Winds In Club’s Sixth RaceThe sixth race of the Capital City Racing Pigeon Club’s 1964 old bird series was held St day from Birch Island. 265 airline miles from Victoria. Members shipped 120 birds which were released at 7 am. The turds arrived home in good condition after a flight against Strang headwinds.
The Daily Colonist (1892-09-29) page(5)
II Some magnificent plums are shown , \V .Arthur and the Jubilee Farm * being lenders , with tIm lied Egg variety , the Jubilee Farmunel Thomas Cunningham occupying thesame position, with recpect to the yellow\uriety .
The Daily Colonist (1979-06-17) page(77)
In November of 1933 Pattullo had a suggestion for Prime Minister Bennett, to whom he wired: “Late Sir Arthur Currie looked upon here as British Columbian, and many calls made to me this morning that it would meet the wishes of the people of Canada if the late Sir Arthur was buried in the Memorial Tower, Ottawa, if not against the family's wishes. “It is pointed out that Sir Arthur was front line general for Canada in the Great War."
In November of 1933 Pattullo had a suggestion for Prime Minister Bennett, to whom he wired: “Late Sir Arthur Currie looked upon here as British Columbian, and many calls made to me this morning that it would meet the wishes of the people of Canada if the late Sir Arthur was buried in the Memorial Tower, Ottawa, if not against the family's wishes. “It is pointed out that Sir Arthur was front line general for Canada in the Great War."
The Daily Colonist (1937-06-30) page(18)
The perfect “pick-up” fbr Summer wardrobe I Men e( the three particles of theIn The Sphere of April 11 b a of ranaztable photocraphs. of the Birds of Paradise displayingOf life, he arid, there was the their wonderful vesicated plumage Jantzen Half-Hitch Topper Sw,im Suits.yourTailored suits, with pleated or plain backs; some half [le-breasted with the during force be- Two-tone color; zip topan animal creation.
The perfect “pick-up” fbr Summer wardrobe I Men e( the three particles of theIn The Sphere of April 11 b a of ranaztable photocraphs. of the Birds of Paradise displayingOf life, he arid, there was the their wonderful vesicated plumage Jantzen Half-Hitch Topper Sw,im Suits.yourTailored suits, with pleated or plain backs; some half [le-breasted with the during force be- Two-tone color; zip topan animal creation.
The Daily Colonist (1958-03-04) page(24)
IVnllmirM- ItaloiiKv !•«Arthur radio andlalrtUiufi %lar I"far 1pm power I'ompanv nflitiHW h«\» haine iaauint u»BrnT vvaininRJ ., in .
IVnllmirM- ItaloiiKv !•«Arthur radio andlalrtUiufi %lar I"far 1pm power I'ompanv nflitiHW h«\» haine iaauint u»BrnT vvaininRJ ., in .