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Chew Hong, Standing in the Entrance Way of a Building that was once Mah Kim Bros Butcher shop
The person identifed in this photo is Chew Hong, who worked on the ships that would ship coal from Union Bay B.C. The Mah Kim Bros butcher shop operated until the late 1950’s. Photo ca. 1970's.
Chinese Man with a Toque in Chinatown, Cumberland B.C.
The name of the man in this photo is unknown; it is known however that he loaded coal on board freighters in Union Bay B.C.
Mah Wee Wing at 82 Years Old with Lun Ying Club in the Background
The person identified in this photo is Mah Wee Wing, who worked on the coal ships in Union Bay B.C. for many years until the late 1940’s. Mah Wee Wing Retired and lived in Cumberland B.C. until his death in 1983.
Post Office Receipt to Wing Yee Chong and a Royal Bank Receipt
A: is a receipt from the post office addressed to Wing Yee Chong, Hong Kong. A Dated:April, 6, 1920; B: is a receipt for $700 from the Royal Bank of Union Bay B.C. to Hong Kong; B Date: Mar, 24, 1920. Photographed: 982.020.028 B (Royal Bank Receipt).
Wing Yee Chong