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    Reverse, in ink: Parlt Hill - from Peace Tower

    Hansard excerpt of a speech presented to Parliament by Rt. Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier on February 8, 1916.

    Reverse, photographer's stamp: This photo protected by copyright Not for publication or reproduction without written consent Dominion-Wide Photographs 226 Sparks St. Ottawa 4 Phone: 234-7376 Re-order No. 1962 Reverse, in ink: Please return to: Rev. A. F. Conrad 112 Sherwood Drive Ottawa 3, Ontario Reverse, in ink: Seated P.M. Lester ...

    Reverse, in ink: Our capital in prennial fog

    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 W. H. Measures, King's private secretary, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on December 17, 1928. Measures informs Bezeau that Robert Forke, Minister of Immigration and Colonization, will see him December 19th or 21st as per his earlier request for an interview. Additional words and signature handwritten in black ...

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on October 25, 1929. King thanks Bezeau for the box of russet pears and friendship shown by flowers and fruit over the years. Signature in black ink by William Lyon Mackenzie King

    Typewritten letter from W. H. Measures, King's private secretary, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on April 12, 1930. Measures expresses King's regret at not being able to reply to his letter of March 10 due to the pressure of parliamentary duties. Signature in black ink by W. H. Measures.

    Typewritten letter from H. R. L. Henry, secretary to the President of the Privy Council, to C. Mortimer Bezeau on April 15, 1930. On King's behalf, Henry thanks Bezeau for the kind words in his April 4 letter. Signature in black ink by H. R. L Henry.

    Copy of typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to S. C. Tweed, representative of Liberal Party in Legislative Assembly of Ontario, on May 20, 1930. King thanks Tweed for the sentiments conveyed in the resolution passed by the Liberal workers in Kitchener.

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on September 13, 1930. King thanks Bezeau for his kind words in his letter on September 11. King sends Bezeau a copy of the speech he made on September 9. Additional words and signature handwritten in black ink by ...

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on August 7, 1930. King thanks Bezeau for his earlier letter and regrets that he has not responded sooner. Additional words and signature handwritten in black ink by William Lyon Mackenzie King.

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on October 22, 1930. King thanks Bezeau for the pears and the compliments given about his recent address in Parliament. King also tells Bezeau of the goings on in the government under the new Prime Minister and that he ...

    Telegram from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on December 5, 1930. King expresses his delight at Bezeau’s election as Mayor of Kitchener.

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on December 5, 1930. King congratulates Bezeau on his election as mayor and reminisces on their friendship. Additional words and signature handwritten in black ink by William Lyon Mackenzie King.

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on June 5, 1931. King thanks Bezeau for his letter regarding unemployment. He promises to not to bring Kitchener or Bezeau into any controversy over unemployment. Signature in black ink by William Lyon Mackenzie King. Additional words handwritten in ...

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on November 3, 1931. King thanks Bezeau for the box of russet pears and the compliments on his speech in London. King hopes that Bezeau is enjoying his duties as mayor and that he regrets that the city is ...

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on June 11, 1932. King reminisces about the lamp lighter in old Berlin and asks Bezeau if he would be able to find him a lamp and post that he can display at his country home. Additional words and ...

    Typewritten letter from William Lyon Mackenzie King to C. Mortimer Bezeau on July 26, 1932. King informs Bezeau that Mr. William Knell sent him two old Berlin lamps and lamp posts, and that he wishes to reimburse the costs. King also tells that William Daum Euler admired the lamps when ...