http://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0317877
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alternative: [New Westminster Daily News]
issued: 2015-12-18
issued: 1912-01-26
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note: *1 PORT MANN���100 .ores adjoin-' Ing the to %��|'tf of Pert Mann with Great tf" As>rn tr.ckdae; Mqe.1 sub divlslr "��? opiattlons Hot per acre. Terr'. , arrange. SVHITE, SHILES A CO. vl-.' Ve fi,*E 6, NUMBER 272. 9 s. .J". NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C., FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1912. PALI MALL'S ADVICE Tells of Conditions in Panama Canal Zone. "GET READT FOB OPENING" Visit of German Merchant to Big Ditch Excites Attention In the Old Country. MAYOR AND WRITE LOCAL DIRECTORS PRICB IWCBNTB. Members of City Council, Identified With Dominion Match Company ���38,000,000 Matches a Day. OPENING Of CHURCH GOLD IN MANITOBA Sixth Avenue Methodists' Dust Coarse and Fine in New Building. 0E01CAT0HY SERVICES SUNDAY Loridoa, Jan. 25/^-The news that Herr nailing, the German shipping magnate, is on tke way to Panama has caused a new flurry among British shipping men who were already ' somewhat perturbed by the prospect of tne new conditions which wlll follow the opening of tbe canal. The Pall Mall Gazette gives prominence to a letter from a correspondent who has. Just returned from Panama, an.l who aays: "If some Improvement Is not speedily made in tue British mail service* to South America and along tho Western coast, we may expect to find when the canal is opened that the Germans and the Americans will get ahea.l of us and capture the lion's share of the increased traffic. Already passengers are avoiding tho English boats and taking passage either by the German or the American 'fruit' line in preference, even from and to our own West Indian Islands. Tbe Amei leans undoubtedly can make the opening of the canal the opportunity for a great effort to reestablish their mercantile marine. "When 1 was in Panama, all the talk was of preferential rates for foreigners. It comes to the same thing. The canal can not possibly pay unless very heavy rates are' charged, and these American ship owners wlll not stand if they are levied on their ships. The prevailing point of view was that the Unite.l S…

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The Daily News
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has type: Newspapers
spatial: New Westminster (B.C.)
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language: English
lat: 49.206667
long: -122.910556
provider: Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
publisher: New Westminster, B.C. : The Daily News Publishing Company, Limited
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is part of: BC Historical Newspapers
source: Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives.
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