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    Vol. 1, no.6 of The Weekly Advertiser was released on November 9, 1933. This edition contains articles, advertisements, a theatre schedule and a letter to the editor section.

    Vol. 1, no.8 of The Weekly Advertiser was released on November 23, 1933. This edition contains articles pertaining to a local election, political and business advertisements, a theatre schedule and a letter to the editor section.

    Vol. 1, no.7 of The Weekly Advertiser was released on November 16, 1933. This edition contains articles, advertisements, a wanted ad, a theatre schedule and a letter to the editor section.

    Vol. 1, no.3 of The Weekly Advertiser was released on October 5, 1933. The edition contains articles, advertisements, a theatre schedule, a radio schedule and a letter to the editor section.

    Vol. 1, no.4 of The Weekly Advertiser was released on October 12, 1933. This edition contains articles, advertisements, a theatre schedule, a radio schedule and a letter to the editor section.

    Vol. 1, no.5 of The Weekly Advertiser was released on October 19, 1933. This edition contains articles, advertisements, a theatre schedule, a radio schedule and a letter to the editor section.

    Vol. 1, no.1 of The Dawn was released on December 21, 1933. This edition contains articles, advertisements and a letter to the editor section.

    Vol. 1, no.2 of The Dawn was released on January 25, 1934. This edition contains political and opinion articles, a radio schedule, advertisements and a letter to the editor section.

    Vol. 1, no.2 of The Sunset was released on January 12, 1934. This single broadcast page contains 2 articles and a notice of a general meeting and election for the Kitchener Young Men's Club.

    Premier King's Birthplace

    William Lyon Mackenzie King calling card, and envelope with holiday greeting.

    William Lyon Mackenzie King Christmas thank you card.

    Christmas card signed by William Lyon Mackenzie King.

    William Lyon Mackenzie King card celebrating the new year.

    Postcard featuring an image of William Lyon Mackenzie King standing outdoors. Includes text "Birthplace of Hon. Mackenzie King, Kitchener, Ont." and "Photographed on his visit Sept. 13 th 1922. (Copyright Photo by Denton)".

    Yours sincerely / Mackenzie King

    Black and white photograph of Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King, King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, and William Daum Euler standing in front of a large map of Canada during the Royal Tour of Canada in 1939.

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mortimer Bezeau on September 12, 1911. King thanks Bezeau for the letter he just received and the comments he made on King’s defeat in North Waterloo in the Federal Election. King also reminisces about the time and friendships he made while in ...

    Telegram from William Lyon Mackenzie King to Mortimer Bezeau on November 7, 1927. King thanks Bezeau for the box of pears and his friendship.

    Typewritten letter from C. Mortimer Bezeau to William Lyon Mackenzie King on December 13, 1928. Bezeau asks King to arrange an interview with Robert Forke (Minister of Immigration and Colonization 1926-1929) regarding the deportation of Robert McLelland to Scotland.