Freedom of the City – Richard Bennett, London, 1930
GFA Rutherford to FA Pauline, 24 Oct 1914
George Frederick Andrew Rutherford to Frederick Arthur Pauline, 24 October 1914
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Phone L205
PO Box 46
Telegraph Address
Rutherford Kamloops BC
GFA Rutherford
Kamloops BC 24th Oct 1914
FA Pauline Esq
Victoria BC
My Dear Uncle,
Have arrived back after a pretty good trip. Fairly successful in a business way.
I hardly like to ask you (after your experiences of the same thing before) but it would be a great help to me if you could see your way to endorse a note for me for $150 @ 6 mos that I can discount same at the Imperial Bank. I am very hard up for cash just now
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And in about a week we will be moving and there are quite a few necessaries we shall need. I would not ask this only I cannot realise any of my accounts just at the moment/
Hoping all are quite well including yourself,
Your affect nephew
George
Birmingham Apprentice becomes Agent-General, 1925
Birmingham Daily Gazette, 24 February 1925 page 5
Birmingham Apprentice Becomes Agent-General
Mr Frederick Arthur Pauline, the new Agent-General in London for British Columbia, arrived yesterday.
Mr Pauline was born in Henley-on-Thames in 1861, and on leaving school was apprenticed to the wholesale stationary trade in Birmingham.
In 1883 he went to Manitoba, and the following year moved to Victoria British Columbia where he built up a substantial business in dry goods, from which he retired fourteen years ago.
Some time after his retirement he entered politics, and has had a distinguished career.
The new Agent-General intends to exert his influence in inducing the industrial centres of Great Britain to take more interest in British Columbia than they have done heretofore. He feels confident that British Columbia is going to have a period of prosperity greater than at any time in her history.
Appointment of FA Pauline as Agent General, 1924
Portsmouth Evening News, 31 December 1924, page 16
Reuter, in a message from Victoria, British Columbia says: The appointment is announced of Mr Frederick A Pauline, former speaker of the Provincial Legislature, as the Agent-General for British Columbia in London in succession to the late Mr FC Wade, Mr Pauline will leave for England early in January.
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