F. T. C. O. Notes

Ralph Parsons, district manager for Labrador, left St. John's,

Newfoundland, June 1st for inspection of fur trade posts in his

district, including Cartwright, Rigolet, Northwest River and Davis

Inlet. Mr. Parsons will later board the H.B.C. supply ship at Grady, off

the Labrador coast, and proceed north to the Hudson Straits section of

his district.

_L. Romanet_, fur trade general inspector, left Vancouver at the end of

May for inspection of posts in the British Columbia district. He will

return in August.

_T. P. O'Kelly_ was to go on Company's business with the "Lady

Kindersley," which was scheduled to sail from Vancouver for the Western

Arctic, June 28th.

_W. R. Mitchell_, post manager at Fort Churchill, left Winnipeg June

17th for his station, going via The Pas and York Factory.

_John Bartleman_, district manager for Keewatin, left Winnipeg June 20th

for his regular summer inspection trip of fur trade posts.

_The Company has engaged_ twelve apprentice clerks in Scotland for

service at H.B.C. fur trade posts in northern Canada. The party of young

men sailed from Southampton June 15th on the "Corsican" for Montreal.

_J. J. Barker_, district manager for Saskatchewan, left Prince Albert

June 18th on summer inspection trip. He will return August 1st.

_Mrs. Owen Griffith_, wife of the post manager at Albany, James' Bay

district, was in Winnipeg during June visiting her mother, Mrs. Allan

Nicolson.

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