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As part of the Chinese Historical Wrongs Legacy Initiative, we’ve digitized a small selection of inquests and inquiries from 1872 to 1934, found in series GR-0431. These were chosen to reflect the experiences of early Chinese immigrants to B.C. – their living and working conditions, and their unfortunate accidental or unusual deaths. They range from a woman working in a brothel in Barkerville who died of natural causes to three sawmill workers who died from malnutrition. Learn more.
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[Top Right] Exhibit 6 / Form 982 [Top Left] (109) circled [Top Center] CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY / BRITISH COLUMBIA COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE [Main Heading] THIS MEMORANDUM is an acknowledgment that a Bill of Lading has been issued...
RECEIVED, subject to the classifications and tariffs in effect on the date of issue of this Memorandum, at Vancouver, B.C., Feb 27 1911 from Ming Sing
Consigned to: King Sing and Co. Destination: Sechart, B.C. Vessel: Princess Royal
No. Packages,DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES AND SPECIAL MARKS,WEIGHT 15,Sks Rice,1500 1,"Pck Potatoes, Turnips & Onions",150 1,Pck Cabbage,70 1,Case Groceries,120
[Stamp] CAN. PAC. RY. CO. / VANCOUVER WHARF / PAID / FEB 27 1911 / A. McINNES, AGENT
[Text near bottom] EXCLUSIVE OF MARINE RISK / OWNERS RISK OF DAMAGE BY FROST
Transcription made by: Caetano Garcia (@caetano_garcia123), Brazil, 03/29/2026, 21:04 pm.