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| 351 |  | Frederick Dally news, New Westminster Daily British Columbian, 27 May 1869, p. 3 About a photograph of a gathering of First Nations peoples for an "annual festival" in Apr. | ||
| 352 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 12 Jun 1870, p. 3. This was the first of at least three Royal Navy "Flying Squadrons". The photographs were taken in Esquimalt Harbour. This notice appeared in the Colonist as early as 26 May 1870. | ||
| 353 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 15 Aug 1872, p. 3. About the auction of Dally's camera, negatives and darkroom equipment by auctioneers Plummer and Pagden on 15 Aug 1872. | ||
| 354 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 21 Aug 1866, p. 3. In addition to this notice about the return of HMS Scout from its clockwise circumnavigation of Vancouver Island and the presence of Dally, a longer account of the voyage appeared on the same page with no mention of him. | ||
| 355 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 23 Feb 1869, p. 3. | ||
| 356 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 24 Sep 1868, p. 3. As he may not have opened his studio until some time in August, this newspaper reference is correct is referring to it as "new." | ||
| 357 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 26 Jun 1866, p. 3. Announcing the opening of his photo studio on Fort St. | ||
| 358 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 27 Sep 1870, p. 3. About the sale of his studio to the Green Brothers and a sale, by Dally, of 12,000 cartes-de-visites of Indigenous people. | ||
| 359 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 28 Jun 1870, p. 3. The newspaper praised his photograph of the Gorge, noting that it had been coloured by the artist E.T. Coleman, with whom Dally had been friends for several years. | ||
| 360 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 28 Sep 1870, p. 3. | ||
| 361 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 4 Aug 1866, p. 3. The photograph described in this news piece may be BC Archives HP060076 (item D-00668) with a title of "Haynes Band, Victoria B.C." | ||
| 362 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 4 Mar 1867, p. 3. About the completion of improvements to his studio. | ||
| 363 |  | Frederick Dally news, Victoria Colonist, 6 Mar 1870, p. 3. About a colonial government map of the Peace River mines he photographed for resale. | ||
| 364 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, First Victoria Directory, Second Issue, and British Columbia Guide (Mallandaine, Apr 1868). This advertisement appeared on the top of the back cover. Noah Shakespeare's ad appeared on the bottom of the back cover. The two ads were separated by a third ad. | ||
| 365 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, First Victoria Directory, Third Issue, and British Columbia Guide (Mallandaine, Jun 1869), back cover. | ||
| 366 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, Barkerville Cariboo Sentinel, 12 Aug 1867, p. 2.
This ad appeared immediately below L.A. Blanc's ad. | ||
| 367 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, Victoria Colonist, 15 Nov 1867, p. 3. In this ad he publicized the results of his trip to and from Barkerville and the Cariboo gold fields. | ||
| 368 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, Victoria Colonist, 18 Feb 1869, p. 1. This ad first appeared in November 1868 and publicized the results of his trip to and from Barkerville and the Cariboo gold fields. | ||
| 369 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, Victoria Colonist, 21 Jul 1863, p. 2. An ad for his dry goods store which he had opened in 1863. | ||
| 370 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, Victoria Colonist, 22 Jan 1864, p. 2. Another ad for his dry goods store. | ||
| 371 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, Victoria Colonist, 30 Jul 1864, p. 2. Another ad for his dry goods store. | ||
| 372 |  | Frederick Dally's ad, Victoria Daily Standard, 20 Jun 1870, p. 3. | ||
| 373 |  | Frederick Dally's invoice to the Colonial Office, Apr 1870. He sold the office photographs and two albums. |
Owner of original: BVIPA, GR-1372, F431/1, microfilm reel B01324 48.42470110688341, -123.36723804473877 |
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| 374 |  | Frederick Steele biography, The Story of Manitoba, vol. 2 (1913), p. 158-159. | ||
| 375 |  | Front of Hugh Cannell's World War One draft registration card, 1918. |
Owner of original: US National Archives and Records Administration |
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| 376 |  | G.F. Chapman ad, Chilliwack Progress, 11 Jun 1913, p. 5. | ||
| 377 |  | G.F. Chapman ad, Chilliwack Progress, 11 Oct 1911, p. 4. | ||
| 378 |  | G.F. Chapman ad, Chilliwack Progress, 19 Feb 1914, p. 4. Closing-out sale. | ||
| 379 |  | G.F. Chapman ad, Chilliwack Progress, 26 Feb 1914, p. 4. About his leaving Chilliwack. | ||
| 380 |  | G.F. Chapman ad, Chilliwack Progress, 31 Dec 1913, p. 4. About his studio's move. | ||
| 381 |  | G.F. Chapman ad, Chilliwack Progress, 5 Oct 1910, p. 2. First ad for his Chilliwack studio. | ||
| 382 |  | G.F. Chapman Christmas ad, Chilliwack Free Press, 16 Nov 1911, p. 8. | ||
| 383 |  | G.F. Chapman Christmas ad, Chilliwack Progress, 27 Nov 1912, p. 7. | ||
| 384 |  | G.F. Chapman news item, Chilliwack Progress, 1 Mar 1911, p. 5. About his landscape (exterior) photography in the community. | ||
| 385 |  | G.F. Chapman news item, Chilliwack Progress, 20 Sep 1934, p. 5. About a visit to Chilliwack. | ||
| 386 |  | G.F. Chapman news item, Chilliwack Progress, 3 May 1917, p. 4. About his new Vancouver photo studio. | ||
| 387 |  | G.F. Chapman news item, Chilliwack Progress, 5 Oct 1910, p. 5. About his studio opening in the Henderson Block, Chilliwack. | ||
| 388 |  | G.H. Larrigan and W. Gibson news item, Colonist, 3 Feb 1910, p. 6. They purchase the late E.J. Eyres' Imperial Art Studio. | ||
| 389 |  | G.H. Larrigan Studio ad, Colonist, 14 Aug 1910, p. 19. | ||
| 390 |  | G.H. Larrigan Studio ad, Colonist, 19 Aug 1910, p. 6. | ||
| 391 |  | G.H. Larrigan Studio ad, Victoria Times, 1 Aug 1910, p. 10. | ||
| 392 |  | G.H.E. Hudson and James Edmonds news item, Penticton Press, 7 Dec 1907, p. 1. About their renting space in Penticton for a studio, with Hudson continuing his Kelowna studio. | ||
| 393 |  | G.O. Lock ad, Nanaimo Free Press, 19 Jul 1879, p. 2. | ||
| 394 |  | G.O. Lock and Mrs. Mary Jane Gilbert ad, Nanaimo Free Press, 11 Jun 1879, p. 1. In an unusual and atypical situation, G.O. Lock sold his gallery to a woman yet remained on as the photographer. Mary Jane Gilbert was the widow of the photographer John King Gilbert (ca. 1834-1876). | ||
| 395 |  | G.O. Lock's ad, Nanaimo Free Press, 8 Feb 1879, p. 2. | ||
| 396 |  | G.R. Fardon ad, Victoria Daily Chronicle, 2 Aug 1864, p. 2. This ad announced the auction on 4 Aug of his Government Street property where his studio had formerly been located. | ||
| 397 |  | G.R. Fardon ad, Victoria Daily Chronicle, 31 Oct 1863, p. 2. The ad is dated 27 Oct and is very similar to an ad which started appearing at the same time in the Colonist. | ||
| 398 |  | G.R. Fardon ad, Victoria Daily Standard, 21 Jan 1873, p. 2. Fardon sold his household effects and his photo studio equipment in preparation for his move to California. He later returned to Victoria but did not take up photography again. | ||
| 399 |  | G.R. Fardon imprint from verso of carte-de-visite. Image courtesy of BC Archives, Visual Records catalogue no. HP067287. |
Owner of original: BVIPA 48.42552698490785, -123.36771011352539 |
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| 400 |  | G.R. Fardon imprint from verso of carte-de-visite. The front is a studio portrait of Lieutenant E.H. Verney who was then serving on HMS Grappler. The BC Archives version of this photograph is Item I-61283 (HP007434). This portrait is mentioned in a letter of 17 Mar 1863 from Verney to his father (Pritchard, ed., Vancouver Island Letters of Edmund Hope Verney, 1862-65, UBC Press, 1996, p. 128). |
Owner of original: Private collection Date: 1863 |