Aberdeen Cannery, BC, Canada
Elevation- 19 ft above sea level
1717.3 miles from Winnipeg
28.8 miles from Prince Rupert
Telegraph office here.
The Windsor Cannery, started by Robert Draney 1), was built on the Skeena in 1876 for the Windsor Canning Co. Ltd. of London, England. It was located at the mouth of the Khyex River. It was sold in 1889 to British Columbia Canning Company of London.
Oceanic Cannery replaced it, which was built by BC Canning Co. in 1903. It was located on Smith Island and was approx 15 miles from Inverness. It was opposite Cunningham's operation.
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1890
June 1, 1895
Nov 19, 1900
Mar 26, 1903
1905
Name of Office: Aberdeen
Federal Electoral District: Cariboo (BC)
Name of Postmaster | Date of Appointment | Date of Vacancy | Cause of Vacancy |
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William Hattrick Dempster (see below) | 1885-08-01 | 1891 | ? |
W. H. Dempster (re-opened) | 1892-04-01 | 1897-03-31 | Resignation |
George Simpson McTavish | 1897-06-01 | 1900-03-20 | Resignation |
Frederick William Harris | 1900-05-01 | 1902 | Non-residence of PM |
William John Leary | 1902-07-01 | 1903-07-31 | Closed |
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William Hattrick Dempster
George Simpson McTavish
Frederick William Harris
W. J. Leary