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... miles of the main line between Pembroke er than in any previous year , and is a proof that the better Canada is known the more it is valued by those seeking a home in the new world . Arrangements are in progress to diminish the cost of ...
... miles of the main line between Pembroke er than in any previous year , and is a proof that the better Canada is known the more it is valued by those seeking a home in the new world . Arrangements are in progress to diminish the cost of ...
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... miles of main line between Pembroke and Port Moody , one thousand seven hundred and thirty - eight miles are now constructed , rendering practicable the completion of that great work within the next two years . We receive with the ...
... miles of main line between Pembroke and Port Moody , one thousand seven hundred and thirty - eight miles are now constructed , rendering practicable the completion of that great work within the next two years . We receive with the ...
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... miles by the railway across the prairies and account of his fealty and allegiance to the not see a vestige of civilization , not a Government , will take other than a partial hamlet , no crops , not even the beginning view , favorable ...
... miles by the railway across the prairies and account of his fealty and allegiance to the not see a vestige of civilization , not a Government , will take other than a partial hamlet , no crops , not even the beginning view , favorable ...
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... miles were constructed , I have forgotten the figures for 1881 , but they were very large , but in 1883 the mileage fell off to 6,000 miles . What does that mean ? An hon . Senator shakes his head , but I think I can shew very good ...
... miles were constructed , I have forgotten the figures for 1881 , but they were very large , but in 1883 the mileage fell off to 6,000 miles . What does that mean ? An hon . Senator shakes his head , but I think I can shew very good ...
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... miles of which the other saw constructed and in running order . the confederation , but if my memory serves me aright , on two different occasions she got large concessions from the Dominion . When British Columbia came in she was ...
... miles of which the other saw constructed and in running order . the confederation , but if my memory serves me aright , on two different occasions she got large concessions from the Dominion . When British Columbia came in she was ...
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