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Premier Pattullo of British Columbia reads his welcoming address to their majesties at the legislative building, Victoria
Premier Pattullo of British Columbia reads his welcoming address to their majesties at the legislative building, Victoria

Premier Pattullo of British Columbia reads his welcoming address to their majesties at the legislative building, Victoria

Date6/17/1939
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Original Toronto Star caption: Premier Pattullo of British Columbia reads his welcoming address to their majesties at the legislative building; Victoria.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0122479F
The Queen chatting with Hon. Thomas D. Pattullo, premier of British Columbia, on arrival of Victoria
The Queen chatting with Hon. Thomas D. Pattullo, premier of British Columbia, on arrival of Victoria
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Arrival and departure were the greatest moments in every centre their majesties visited, from Quebec to Victoria and back across a continent. But loud(...)
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Only Canadian Mayor to greet their majesties in ceremonial robes reminiscent of British chief magistrates was Mayor J
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Provincial Parliament Buildings Charlottetown where then majesties were welcomed on behalf of the city and Province Chairs remained dinning ceremony
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Report from the Select committee of the Legislative council of Upper Canada on the report of the Right Honourable the Earl of Durham, His Majesty's late governor-in-chief of British North America
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Will meet their majesties. During the rest period in the late afternoon of their majesties' visit to Toronto next Monday, Mrs. Albert Matthews, right,(...)
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Return to an Address of the Honorable the Legislative assembly, dated 23rd June, 1864, for information respecting barrack accommodation for Her Majesty's forces
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