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3100 Tillicum Road | Victoria BC | V9A 6T2 | T Saanich Archives Letterhead Collection 1 Subject 1 Subject 2 To From Description Year Month Day Resolutions re: opposition to incorporation of Mailed to every City, District, and Village in Wilfred Greene, Clerk, Corporation of the District of companies dealing in the export of raw materials UBCM WWII 1939 Jul 6 BC Saanich (for war purposes) from Canada and with connections to "aggressor nations" Wilfred N. [sic] Greene, Municipal Hall, UBCM WWII The Corporation of the City of Cranbrook Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Aug 12 Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. W.A. Greene Esq., C.M.C., District of UBCM WWII City of Duncan No action taken on resolutions 1939 Aug 10 Saanich, Royal Oak P.O., B.C. The Municipal Clerk, District of Saanich, UBCM WWII Corporation of the District of Kent Approval of resolutions 1939 Aug 7 Municipal Hall, Royal Oak, V.I. B.C. W. Greene Esq., C.M.C., The Corporation In sympathy with the principle of the resolutions, UBCM WWII of the District of Saanich, Royal Oak, V.I., Municipality of North Cowichan but not taking action on resolutions until approved 1939 Aug 4 B.C. by UBCM Clerk of the Council, District of Saanich, UBCM WWII The Corporation of the Village of Williams Lake Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Aug 4 Municipal Hall, Royal Oak, V.I. B.C. Clerk of the Municipal Council, The Corp. of UBCM WWII The Corporation of the Village of Stewart Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 27 the Dist. Of SAANICH, Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. Mr. Wilfred Greene, Clerk of the Municipal Not in favour of resolution #1 because it cannot be UBCM WWII Council, Corporation of the District of Corporation of the Village of Chapman Camp enforced internationally; endorsement of resolution 1939 Jul 27 Saanich, Saanich, B.C. #2 Municipal Clerk, Corporation of Saanich, UBCM WWII Corporation of the District of Langley Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 26 Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. Corporation of the District of Saanich, Royal UBCM WWII The Corporation of the City of Cumberland Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 25 Oak, V.I., B.C. Municipal Clerk, The Corporation of the UBCM WWII District of Saanich, Municipal Hall, Royal City of Vernon, B.C. City Clerk's Office Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 25 Oak, V.I., B.C. W. Greene, Esq., Clerk of the Municipal UBCM WWII The Corporation of the City of Courtenay Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 25 Council, Municipal Hall, ROYAL OAK, B.C. Decision to not pass an opinion on resolutions UBCM WWII Municipal Clerk, Royal Oak, B.C. The Corporation of the District of Oak Bay 1939 Jul 24 because matters not strictly municipal Municipal Clerk, The Corporation of the UBCM WWII District of Saanich, Royal Oak, Vancouver The Corporation of the City of Kelowna Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 20 Island, B.C. Municipal Council, Saanich, Municipal Hall, Corporation of Village Municipality of Gibson's UBCM WWII Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 20 Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. Landing Wilfred A. Greene Esq, Municipal Hall, UBCM WWII The Corporation of the District of Matsqui Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 19 Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. Wilfred Greene, Esq., Clerk of the Municipal UBCM WWII Council, Municipal Hall, Royal Oak, V.I., City of Vancouver City Clerk's Office Resolutions forwarded to UBCM for consideration 1939 Jul 18 B.C. Municipal Clerk, Corporation of the District No action taken on resolutions as Council felt UBCM WWII of Saanich, Municipal Hall, Royal Oak, V.I., The Corporation of the Township of Richmond 1939 Jul 18 matter should be left to Dominion Government B.C. Wilfred Greene, Esq., Municipal Clerk, UBCM WWII Corporation of the District of Saanich, Royal Corporation of Penticton No action taken on resolutions 1939 Jul 18 Oak, V.I., B.C. The Clerk, Corporation of the District of UBCM WWII Saanich, Municipal Hall, Royal Oak, The Corporation of the Village of Mission Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 15 Vancouver Island, B.C. W. Greene, Esq., Clerk of the Council, UBCM WWII Corporation of the District of Saanich, Corporation of the District of Maple Ridge Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 14 Vancouver, Island, B.C. Saanich Archives | 3100 Tillicum Road | Victoria BC | V9A 6T2 | t. 250-475-5494 ext. 3478 | e. [email protected] | saanich.ca/archives Saanich Archives Letterhead Collection 2 Subject 1 Subject 2 To From Description Year Month Day W.A. Greene, Esq., Municipal Clerk, UBCM WWII Corporation of the District of Salmon Arm Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 14 Municipal Hall, Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. Municipal Clerk, District of Saanich, Royal UBCM WWII The Corporation of the District of Glenmore Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 13 Oak, V.I., B.C. Wilfred A. Green, Esq., Clerk of the Municipal Council, Corporation of the UBCM WWII City of Victoria, B.C. Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 13 District of Saanich, Royal Oak P.O., V.I., B.C. Wilfred Grune [sic] Esq., Clerk of the UBCM WWII Municipal Council, Municipal Hall, Royal The Corporation of The City of Revelstoke Acknowledgement of receipt of resolutions 1939 Jul 13 Oak, V.I., B.C. Clerk, District of Saanich, Municipal Hall, UBCM WWII City Clerk's Office, New Westminster, B.C. Resolutions received and filed for reference 1939 Jul 13 Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. No action taken on resolutions as Council felt The Municipal Clerk, Corporation District of UBCM WWII City of Port Coquitlam matter should be left to Dominion and Provincial 1939 Jul 12 Saanich, Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. Governments The Clerk, Municipality of Saanich, Royal UBCM WWII The Corporation of The Township of Spallumcheen Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 12 Oak, V.I., B.C. Municipal Clerk, District of Saanich, Royal UBCM WWII Corporation of the District of Coquitlam Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 12 Oak, V.I., B.C. THE CLERK OF THE MUNICIPAL UBCM WWII COUNCIL, Corporation of the District of Corporation of the City of Nanaimo Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 11 Saanich, ROYAL OAK, B.C. Municipal Clerk, Corporation of the District UBCM WWII Corporation of the City of Port Alberni Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 11 of Saanich, Royal Oak P.O., V.I., B.C. Wilfred A. Greene, Esq., C.M.C., Saanich UBCM WWII The Corporation of the District of Surrey Endorsement of resolutions 1939 Jul 11 Municipality, Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. Corporation of the District of Saanich Blank letterhead Gamon Meter Company, "Watch Dog" water meters, Corporation of the District of Saanich, Royal Purchasing Water Works Main Office and Works: 282-296 South Street, Bills of Lading / invoicing 1929 Apr 22 Oak, B.C. Canada Newark, N.J. Saanich Police Dept, Royal Oak, Saanich Brooklands Motorcycle Works, 923 Fort Street, Information on new 1930 Harley-Davidson to Police Vehicles 1930 Feb 10 B.C. Victoria, B.C. Dick Shanks, Prop. accompany tender Mussens Limited, 611 Credit Foncier Building, Corp. of the District of Saanich, Royal Oak, Unable to submit a tender because they do not Purchasing Tenders Vancouver. Railway mining & contractors supplies / 1930 Mar 6 B.C., Attention Mr. R.R.F. Sewell carry the supplies required concrete mixing and rock crushing plants. Home of Fatt Squabs, Canada's Leading Pigeon Fire Marshall Sewell, Saanich Municipal Request for fire hydrant in front of property (Lake Fire Farm, R.R. 3, Victoria B.C., Canada. Fred P. Fatt, 1930 Aug 25 Hall, Royal Oak, B.C. Road) Owner and Manager. Forwarding correspondence from prospective The Reeve & Council, Saanich Municipal The Victoria and Island Publicity Bureau, P.O. Box resident Mr. Brown of Edmonton inquiring about Tourism Lands 1930 Dec 29 Hall, Royal Oak, V.I., B.C. 608, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada purchasing land in Saanich Peninsula. Letter typed on front of tourism brochure. Request for descriptive literature on Vancouver [The Victoria and Island Publicity Bureau, Administration and Trust Company, Alberta Division, Island as offered on radio advertisement. Interested Tourism Lands P.O. Box 608, Victoria, British Columbia, Credit Foncier Building, 10257 Jasper Avenue, 1930 Dec 25 in purchasing land on Saanich Peninsula for Canada] Edmonton, Alta. J.L. Brown. retirement. J.L. Brown, Esq., 10257 Jasper Avenue, Brief description of desirable qualities of Saanich Tourism Lands C.M.C. [Saanich Municipal Clerk] 1930 [1931] Jan 8 Edmonton, Alberta Municipality and price range of land Corporation of the District of Saanich, Brooklands Motorcycle Works, 923 Fort Street, Tender for 1 1931 Harley-Davidson motorcycle, Police Vehicles 1931 Feb 5 Police Commissioners, Royal Oak, V.I. Victoria, B.C. Dick Shanks, Prop. sidecar, and accessories Mr. R.R.F. Sewall [sic], Clerk, Saanich H.A. Davie, Ltd., Buick and Pontiac Motor Cars, GMC Police Vehicles Tender for Police car 1931 Feb 18 Municipality, Royal Oak, B.C. Trucks and Coaches, 860 Yates Street, Victoria, B.C. Saanich Archives | 3100 Tillicum Road | Victoria BC | V9A 6T2 | t. 250-475-5494 ext. 3478 | e. [email protected] | saanich.ca/archives Saanich Archives Letterhead Collection 3 Subject 1 Subject 2 To From Description Year Month Day Corporation of the District of Saanich, Royal National Motor Car Company, Ltd., Authorized Ford Police Vehicles Tender for Police car 1931 Feb 19 Oak, B.C. Dealers, 819 Yates Street, Victoria, B.C. Police Commission, Municipality of Saanich, Chevrolet, The Motor House, Victoria, Limited, Cor. Police Vehicles Tender for Police car 1931 Feb 19 Vancouver Island, B.C. Yates and Vancouver Streets, Victoria, B.C. Not enough residents in the area to increase R.R.F. Sewell, Esq., C.M.C., The Corp'n.
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