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This Map Obtainable Free at B. C. Electric Information Bureau -Kcrosiah *«£•«**- -K?Wa Vancouver City Car Routes Number ROUTE Bathing Beaches—(Continued) Same As No This map obtainable free at B. C. Electric Information Bureau -KcrosiaH *«£•«**- -K?Wa Vancouver City Car Routes Number ROUTE Bathing Beaches—(continued) Same as No. 15, except to Sasamat and Tenth Avenue SECOND BEACH (12)—No. 2 or No. 5 cars going west. Get Number ROUTE 16 only. This car only runs in rush hours. off at English Bay terminus and walk west through Stanley 1 FAIRVIEW—Hastings, Granville, Broadway, Main. OAK-MARPOLE—From Cambie and Hastings, via Park. 17 Cambie, Connaught Bridge, Broadway, Oak to Marpole. LOCARNO PARK BEACH (7) I DAVIE—From 50th and Main, via Main, Hastings, SPANISH BANKS BEACH (10) f No. 4 going west to ter­ 2 Granville, Davie to English Bay. GRANDVIEW HIGHWAY BUS—From Broadway and Com­ minus connects with Spanish Banks bus, or, No. 13 or 14 to mercial to Rupert Street, via Broadway, Victoria Drive, Alma Road and Broadway connects with bus. MAIN STREET—From English Bay, via Denman, Grandview Highway, Renfrew Street, 22nd and Rupert to 3 Robson, Granville, Hastings and Main Streets to 50th 25th Avenue. Avenue. UNIVERSITY BUS—From Tenth and Sasamat (No. 15 car), Public Parks GRAND VIEW-FOURTH AVENUE—From Cedar Cot­ to University of British Columbia. 4 tage, via Commercial Drive, Venables Street, Clark CENTRAL PARK (59)—Central Park interurban cars to Drive, Hastings Street, Richards, Robson, Granville GRANVILLE SOUTH BUS-From Granville and 41st Avenue Central Park. (Cars Nos. 6-7) to Marpole. Street, Fourth Avenue West, to Alma Road. CLARK PARK (13)—No. 4 cars going east to Commercial ROBSON-BROADWAY EAST—From English Bay, via McDONALD STREET BUS—From Broadway and McDonald and 14th Avenue. 5 Davie (Denman, Robson on return), Granville, Hastings, Street (Cars Nos. 13-14-15), via McDonald and McKenzie LITTLE MOUNTAIN PARK (14)—No. 17 to 33rd and Oak, Main and Broadway East to Commercial Drive. Streets to 41st Avenue. or No. 3 to 33rd and Main. EAST BOULEVARD-49th FRASER—From E. Boule­ SPANISH BANKS BUS—From Broadway and Alma, via MAPLE GROVE PARK (56)—Lulu Island interurban cars to 6 vard, via No. 7 route to 49th and Fraser during rush Alma, Fourth Avenue to Blanca Street (In summer to Magee station. hours. From E. Boulevard, via 41st, Granville, Robson Spanish Banks bath house). Connects with Fourth Avenue and Richards to Hastings and return, via Hastings (No. 4) and Broadway West (Nos. 13, 14, 15) cars from city. McBRIDE PARK (15)—No. 4 cars going west to Waterloo and Granville to E. Boulevard during non-rush hours. and 4 th Avenue. FRASER-KERRISDALE — From Marine Drive and ROBSON PARK (18)—No. 6, 7, 10, 11 cars going east to 7 Fraser Avenue, via Fraser, Kingsway, Main, Powell, Interurban Lines Kingsway and 15th Avenue. Cordova, Granville and 41st Avenue to Dunbar Street. STANLEY PARK—No. 10 cars direct, or No. 2 or No. 5 cars CENTRAL PARK LINE. From Carrall Street station to New going west to English Bay, Zoo (20), Picnic Grounds (21), 1 f| HASTINGS PARK-STANLEY PARK—From Stanley Westminster (12^ miles); reaches Central Park. Connections 8•*" Park, via Pender, Granville, Cordova, Powell, Tem- at Highland Park to New Westminster . Prospect Point (22), Siwash Rock (23), Big Trees, etc. pleton, Eton, McGill to Hastings Park. On Westbound trip to Stanley Park, cars show No. 10 sign. STRATHCONA PARK (24)—No. 1 car on Hastings Street or BURNABY LAKE LINE. From Carrall Street station to New No. 17 car on Cambie Street to Broadway and Cambie. 1 fl VICTORIA ROAD—From Post Office, via Granville, Westminster via Burnaby Lake and Sapperton. • JL w Cordova, Main, Kingsway and Victoria Road. No. 9 TATLOW PARK (26)—No. 4 cars going west to McDonald 9 LULU ISLAND LINES. From Davie and Seymour to Mar­ Street. Walk north. cars run to 44th Avenue. No. 10 cars to 54th Avenue. pole, Steveston and New Westminster via Marpole. Steves- On return trip to Post Office cars show No. 9 sign and ton Branch reaches Brighouse race track and salmon VICTORIA PARK (27)—No. 4 cars going east to Grant Street. go via Cordova, Cambie and Hastings to Post Office. canneries. New Westminster Branch connects with Burnaby JOYCE ROAD—From Joyce Road to Post Office via Lake, Central Park and Fraser Valley lines. 11 Kingsway, Main, Powell, Cordova, Cambie and Hast­ North Shore Canyons and Parks ings. Return via Granville and Cordova. FRASER VALLEY LINE. From Carrall Street station, via Central Park, New Westminster and Fraser Valley to Chilli- CAPILANO CANYON—North Vancouver ferry and Capilano KITSILANO—From Hastings and Richards Street, via wack (76 miles). Reaches Serpentine, Nicomekl, Salmon, car going west. Walk of three-quarters of a mile to First 12 Granville, False Creek Bridge to Kitsilano Beach. Vedder and other fishing streams. Canyon and Suspension Bridge; two and a half miles to HASTINGS EAST—From Dunbar or West Point Grey, Second Canyon. 13 via Broadway, Granville, Pacific, Richards, Hastings Bathing Beaches GROUSE MOUNTAIN—North Vancouver ferry and Lonsdale to Boundary Road. line to terminus. DUNBAR—From Boundary Road via Hastings Street, TROUT LAKE (58)—No. 4 Grandview cars to 15th Avenue, LYNN VALLEY—North Vancouver ferry and Lynn Valley Richards, Granville, Granville South, Broadway West, walk east. cars going east to terminus. 14 Alma Road, Dunbar Street to 41st Avenue West. On Eastbound trip, cars show No. 13 sign. ENGLISH BAY (8)—No. 2 or No. 5 cars going west. City MAHON PARK—North Vancouver ferry and Capilano car. fare. NORTH LONSDALE—North Vancouver ferry and Lonsdale WEST POINT QREY—From Boundary Road, via line. Reaches highest point north of city. Finest view of Hastings Street, Richards, Granville, Granville South, JERICHO BEACH (9)—No. 4 cars going west. Get off at Vancouver. 15 Broadway West, Tenth Avenue, Sasamat, and 4th terminus and walk north. City fare. Avenue to Drummond Street. On eastbound trip, cars SEYMOUR CREEK—North Vancouver ferry and Lynn Valley show No. 13 sign. KITSILANO BEACH (11)—No. 12 cars going west. City fare. car. Short walk from terminus. (Numbers in brackets, thus (16), refer to black numbers on map) tf2*tt»a- Athletic and Amusement Parks Stations, Ferries and Docks ATHLETIC PARK (35)-No. 1, 4, 6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16 cars to CARRALL STREET INTERURBAN (l)-Carrall and Hast­ Granville and Fifth Avenue. ings. Terminus for Central Park, Burnaby Lake and Fraser BRIGHOUSE PARK—Lulu Island interurban cars (Steveston Valley lines. Reached by Routes Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 13, 14, 15. Line). C. P. R. STATION AND DOCKS (4)—Foot of Granville BROCKTON POINT GROUNDS (37)—No. 10 cars going west Street. All downtown cars. to Stanley Park. Walk north through park. C. N. DOCKS (6)—Foot of Main Street. All downtown cars. CAMBIE STREET GROUNDS (38)—Cambie and Dunsmuir. LULU ISLAND STATION (2)—Davie and Seymour Streets. CON JONES PARK (39)—No. 8 or 13 cars to Renfrew Street. Routes 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 13, 14, 15 and 16, southbound on Gran­ ville or Richards Streets. HASTINGS PARK (40)—No. 8 or 13 cars to Renfrew Street. NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER FERRIES (3)—Foot of LANSDOWNE PARK—Lulu Island interurban (Steveston Columbia Street. All downtown cars. Line). G. N. and C. N. R. STATIONS (5)—Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11 cars going south on Main Street. Golf and Country Clubs UNION STEAMSHIP DOCK (3)—All downtown lines to JERICHO COUNTRY CLUB (41)—No. A cars going west to Carrall Street. BUS TERMINAL—Seymour and Dunsmuir streets. Pacific terminus. Stages for Seattle, Horseshoe Bay, Fraser Valley, etc. SHAUGHNESSY GOLF CLUB (42)—No. 6 or 7 cars going south on Granville to 35th Avenue. Bus Lines POINT GREY GOLF CLUB (57)—Kerrisdale cars No. 7 to PACIFIC STAGES—Leave from Bus Terminal, Seymour and Blenheim Street. Walk south. Dunsmuir streets, for Seattle, Horseshoe Bay, Fraser Valley, MARINE DRIVE GOLF CLUB (60)-Lulu Island interurban etc. Phone Seymour 7131. cars to 57th Avenue. HASTINGS PARK (Municipal) (40)—Hastings East cars General (No. 13) to Windermere. Burnaby Municipal Hall—Central Park interurban trains. QUILCHENA (16)—Lulu Island interurban to 29th Avenue. Transfer at Highland Park for Edmonds. LANGARA (28)—Main Street car, No. 3, to Forty-ninth Exhibition Grounds (40) (Hastings Park)—No. 8 or No. 13 Avenue and walk west three blocks; or Oak Street car, No. cars going east. 17, to Forty-ninth and walk east eight blocks. General Hospital (47)—No. 1 cars to Heather Street and Broadway. UNIVERSITY (61)-West Point Grey car No. 15 to Tenth and King Edward High School (49)—No. 1 to Oak and Broadway. Sasamat. City Trips Walk south two blocks, or No. 17 to Oak and 12th. KERRISDALE (43)—No. 7 cars going south on Granville Mountain View Cemetery (17)—No. 6 and 7 cars going south Street. Return by No. 13. on Fraser Avenue to 43rd. SHAUGHNESSY HEIGHTS (44)—No. 6 or 7 cars going south Ocean View Cemetery (30)—Central Park interurban trains to on Granville. Patterson Station. VANCOUVER HEIGHTS (45)—No. 13 cars going east to Provincial Normal School (52)—No. 1 or No. 17 cars to Broad­ terminus. way and Cambie Street. St. Paul's Hospital (54)—Nos. 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12 cars going west Interurban Trips to Helmcken and Granville Streets. Walk three blocks west. TRIANGLE TRIP—To New Westminster, via any of three Second Narrows Bridge—No. 13 cars to Cariboo Street. Walk interurban lines. Leave Carrall Street interurban station by north to bridge. Central Park or Burnaby Lake Lines. Return by Lulu University of British Columbia—No. 15 and 16 cars to 10th Island line or vice versa.
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