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    A Healthy, happy group of girls in Manitoba n.d.
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    A Healthy, happy group of girls in Manitoba

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    Item ID number:
    3193452
    Date:
    n.d
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1969-109 NPC, Box number: p. 18 in album, T-2150
    A Healthy, happy group of girls in Manitoba. Immigration & Colonization - Japanese. The Hikida girls are the daughters of Kaichi Hikida, 
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    The Peat Moss Industry has given employment to many people, who have been comfortably settled at Whitemouth and Molson, [Man.]
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    The Peat Moss Industry has given employment to many people, who have been comfortably settled at Whitemouth and Molson, [Man.]

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3367803
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1969-109 NPC, Box number: T-2150
    The Peat Moss Industry has given employment to many people, who have been comfortably settled at Whitemouth and Molson, [Man.]
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    Masao Tsutsumi and wife, and their son Yoshinori and his wife and three children, live in this cottage on the banks of the Red River at Parkdale [Manitoba]
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    Masao Tsutsumi and wife, and their son Yoshinori and his wife and three children, live in this cottage on the banks of the Red River at Parkdale [Manitoba]

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3367796
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1969-109 NPC, Box number: p. 13 in album, T-2150
    Masao Tsutsumi and wife, and their son Yoshinori and his wife and three children, live in this cottage on the banks of the Red River at Parkdale [Manitoba]
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    [Ken Tanaka fishing for shrimp off Vancouver, B.C.] [c.a. 1951]
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    [Ken Tanaka fishing for shrimp off Vancouver, B.C.]

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3371314
    Date:
    [c.a. 1951]
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1972-047 NPC, Box number: 5604
    [Ken Tanaka fishing for shrimp off Vancouver, BC]. Immigration & Colonization - Japanese Industries - Fishing - BC. Described by the RECON project
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    Mrs. Yoshinori Tsutsumi and her two children Mitsuo and Kazuko
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    Mrs. Yoshinori Tsutsumi and her two children Mitsuo and Kazuko

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3367805
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1969-109 NPC, Box number: p. 14 in album, T-2150
    Mrs. Yoshinori Tsutsumi and her two children Mitsuo and Kazuko. Immigration & Colonization - Japanese. Don't think that Mitsuo is asleep for he sure isn't!
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    Pupils at Molson School, [Man.]. Daughter of Saijiro Miyasaki, from Mount Lehman, [B.C.] and son of Totaro Sokugawa, from Haney, [B.C.] are shown in the front row
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    Pupils at Molson School, [Man.]. Daughter of Saijiro Miyasaki, from Mount Lehman, [B.C.] and son of Totaro Sokugawa, from Haney, [B.C.] are shown in the front row

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (Accession level)
    Photographs
    Item ID number:
    3381305
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    Accession number: 1969-109 NPC, Box number: p. 25 in album, T-2150
    Pupils at Molson School, [Man.]. Daughter of Saijiro Miyasaki, from Mount Lehman, [BC] and son of Totaro Sokugawa, from Haney, [BC] are shown in the front 
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