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Wall Hanging Calendar from "Leung's Grocery Ltd."
This is a wallhanging from a Leung Grocery Ltd. calendar. The wall-hanging is a painted scene of a cottage by a lake or river, with ducks flying by. It is set in a cardboard frame.
Leung Grocery Ltd.
1950’s Copy of “The East” Chinese Magazine from Hong Kong
This magazine is Issue 290 of the 7th year. There is an ad for Calgan dental cream on the back cover.
The East
Textbook titled “From China to Canada: A History of the Chinese Communities in Canada” by authors H. Con, R. Con, G. Johnson, E. Wickberg, and W. Willmott ; the book was printed in 1982 and published by Mcelland and Steward Ltd.
Mcelland and Steward Ltd.
Envelope From Hung Fung Wing Kee Store in Cumberland B.C.
The stamp on this envelope reads: “Hung Fung Wing Kee, Imports of Groceries, Fancy Goods, Etc. Box 187, Cumberland B.C. “
Hung Fung Wing Kee
The writing on this label reads: “Tiger Trademark, Registered Tjap Harimau” and “Eng Aun Tong, Tjap Harimau, Tiger Balm, Matjam.”
Eng Aun Tong
Bank of Montreal Cheque from 1917 Victoria B.C.
This cheque is from the Bank of Montreal; Cheque No. 18277; $1000; "on demand pay to: Wing Hong Chong; from Victoria B.C.; some writing on the back.
Bank of Montreal
27 th Year Gold Loan of The Republic of China
The 27th year (1938) gold loan of the Republic of China.
The Republic of China
Hell Bank Notes -Ceremonial Monies
These paper monies are called “Hell Bank Notes,” and amount to $50,000,000 each- only to be used in Hell . Ceremonial monies of this kind are still in use today. Photograph shows front and back.
Ceremonial Paper used on Birthdays of the Deceased
These papers are only used on the birthday of someone who is deceased. The symbols mean “Longevity, and double happiness.”
The paper is representing cloth; This kind of ceremonial paper is still used in ceremonies today. A-F shown in photo.
This item was used to practice writing Chinese Characters.
