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Date: 1917
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    PERRY POINT BRIDGE OVER KENNEBECASIS RIVER. PARISHES OF ROTHESAY AND KINGSTON, KINGS CO., N.B. GENERAL SIDE ELEVATION

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
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    Architectural and technical drawings
    Item ID number:
    2159974
    Date:
    5/2/1917
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG2M 71/5705
    PERRY POINT BRIDGE OVER KENNEBECASIS RIVER. PARISHES OF ROTHESAY AND KINGSTON, KINGS CO., NB GENERAL SIDE ELEVATION. KINGS COUNTY, NB -KENNEBECASIS RIVER, 
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    Assitant Clerk of the Croron in Chanary under Military Service Act - Appoint. [Appointment] of Capt. [Captain] Willard P. Perry of Liverpool, N. S. [Nova Scotia] - Secy State [Secreatry of State] 1917 ... [View full title] /10/04

    Archives / Orders-in-Council
    Orders-in-Council
    Item ID number:
    322474
    Order in Council number:
    1917-2787
    Date introduced:
    1917-10-04
    Date considered:
    1917-10-04
    Date approved:
    1917-10-04
    Reference:
    RG2, Privy Council Office, Series A-1-a. For Order in Council see volume 1180, Access Code 90
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    Bridge over Kennebacases River at Perry Point, N. B. [New Brunswick] to be built by Govt. [Government] of New Brunswick] approved - Actg. M. P. W. [Acting Minister of Public Works] 1917/05/01

    Archives / Orders-in-Council
    Orders-in-Council
    Item ID number:
    320947
    Order in Council number:
    1917-1280
    Date introduced:
    1917-05-05
    Date considered:
    1917-05-05
    Date approved:
    1917-05-08
    Reference:
    RG2, Privy Council Office, Series A-1-a. For Order in Council see volume 1168, Access Code 90
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