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... along . She likes company . I know she likes a crowd around . And by . the time the train steamed out , five burly young Canadians were off to first-foot , grannie . ¦ Compliments of the Season ...
... do ., 4 1 ) 0 Pref ., 61 U : do ., Pref . ( 1925 ) , 5112 . RAILWAYS ( DOMINION AND COLONIAL)—Canadian Northern Pacific 41 ? pc 1 st Deb ., * 105 . Canadian Pacific ( S 25 shares ) , 11 % . RAILWAYS ( FOREIGN)—Buenos Aj-res Gt . Southern , 4- lie Deb ...
... PROVISIONS POTATOES FISH LONDON . The Baltic . —Tlie Baltic Exchange will ° e \ VUEVr ^ -Steadiness \ va s preserved io prices ol-Canadian -rades by the resistant tone at . Winnipeg , and J though the Control was interested only in a minor way , shippers hold ...
... When the Japanese attacked Hong-Kong on -December 8 it was the first occasion in this war that Canadian Arniy units were engaged in actual fighting . The Canadian Army group in Britain now includes three infantry divisions and a tank brigade . Australian ...
... in 1910 , and a Judge in 1926 . He resigns his Judgeship from to-day . He acted as adviser to the Bank of England and the Canadian Government Sir ' Charles Craven , aged 57 , is the Conteller of the Ministry of Aircraft Productiona position to which lie ...
... 10112 L .-M . S 173 * 187 s 191 s - — Southern , Pref . Ord . 63 * 8 63 ? 3 64 le — Do ., DeL Ord . 15 U 137 8 161 s — Canadian Pacific ,,. S 10 1 2 11 11 * 4 — Breweries and Distilleries Distillers 72 / 4 ^ 2 7-2 / 72 / 6 , 73 / 4 i 2 Financial and ...
... COLONIAL Alfioma Central ,, 5 ^ Deb ., 3212 13 4 2 ' 4 . Algoma Central Terminals , 5 % Deb ., IO 8 I 2 712 . Canadian Nntnl ,, Guar . Deb ., 97 . Canadian Pacific , 111 11 J 4 U 3 i 6 s i 6 H > 8 h h h ; 47 . Pref ., xd 61 1 60 l 2 Y 60 S 8 i 2 7 8 5 s ; 4 % ...
... that the holding of Hong-Kong for as long as possible had been very important . He paid a tribute to the part played by Canadian troops in the defence , which had enabled ' ¦ valuable days to be gained . Mr Churchill disclosed that British and Allied ...
... know what it would mean to lose it . The Ottawa Speech i rom many sources I gather that Mr Churchill ' s speech- to the Canadian Legislature attracted a vastly larger radio audience than was the case when he addressed Congress at Washington a week earlier ...
... the third instalment of his war diary , Mr J . L . Hodson tells an amusing story with a topical flavour . It concerns the Canadian V . C ., Air-Marshal William Bishop , who , he records , hid on one occasion in bushes on the Le Touquet golf course near ...
... sphere were danger of being trampled upon by British and United States intimidation and force. Canadian Casualties in Hong Kong A preliminary list of Canadian casualties in the fighting at Hong Kong drawn up before the fall of the colony shows that Col ...
... invariably in the rough. I played for the Rest (5 Poles, a Belgian, a Frenchman and a Dutch Naval Officer) against England (g 3 Canadian, a South African, 2 Irishmen, 2 Scotsmen and last, but by no means least, Dickie Heard, at least fifteen stone, and Dean ...