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THE ROMANCE OF BANKING 279town for eighteen days, only slack could be procured. Consequently,when the furnace was lighted, it would fill the housewith suffocating fumes, and the only remedy was to empty thefurnace.Everything in the house, walls, clothes and furniture,would be blackened by the grime. Finally, when some realcoal arrived, they were able for once to enjoy the luxury of agrate fire; but the construction of the fireplace was so faultythat when, at the end of the day, the manager went down to thecellar to make up the furnace fire for the night, he found thestudding of the floor ablaze. There was no telephone overwhich to call for help and the temperature outside was fortybelow zero, but by hard work they managed to extinguish theblaze. In the summer, excitement was provided by thedepredations of wandering cattle, with fell designs on theirwind-break of poplar trees and the vegetable garden behind it.During the second winter the manager and his wife hadthe misfortune to be overtaken on the prairie by a blizzard,while returning from an evening visit to some neighbours.They <strong>com</strong>pletely lost their way and wandered about for hours.It was impossible for the manager to leave his wife to searchfor shelter, as he was lost to sight and hearing at scarcelymore than arm's length and she could not stand alone againstthe wind. Just when they were giving up in despair, ahouse was sighted, and gathering all his strength, the managerdragged his fainting wife to the door. Fortunately it hadbeen left unlocked, otherwise the occupants would havediscovered them only the next morning frozen to death in thesnow, for even after they entered the house it was long beforethey could arouse the inmates, as their shouts were drownedby the fury of the storm.Those who have read in Mark Twain's Roughing Itthe account of the silver boom in Nevada will find a parallelin the experiences of the officers of The Canadian Bank ofCommerce who went to Cobalt in the summer of 1905 toestablish a branch of the bank in this famous mining town.The Cobalt silver discoveries were the direct out<strong>com</strong>e of the
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A HISTORYOFTHE CANADIAN BANKOF COMM
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A HISTORYOFTHE CANADIAN BANKOF COMM
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PREFACE[S volume closes at the end
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PrefaceContentsIllustrationsCHAPTER
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xILLUSTRATIONSPLATENO.FACINGPAGE25
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XllILLUSTRATIONSNO.63 TCamloops, B.
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IPLATtIHI Hov \\II.I.I\M M.MASTERFi
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2 HISTORY OF THE BANKbrought about
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4 HISTORY OF THE BANKthat, because
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6 HISTORY OF THE BANKtain the usual
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THE CHARTER 7the Grand Trunk Railwa
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THE CHARTER 9proposed bank was to s
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THE CHARTER 11province or secured b
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THE CHARTER 13enterprise, perhaps t
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I'I.VTI-: No. |.rilAKLOTTKTCNYN. IV
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16 HISTORY OF THE BANKpresently be
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18 HISTORY OF THE BANKMontreal, or
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THE CHARTER 19financial and commerc
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THE CHARTER 21of London, 9 who had
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THE CHARTER 23many of them stand ve
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THE CHARTER 25drew on the Mancheste
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THE CHARTER 27Confederation, Mr. Ro
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THE CHARTER 29Company. It is signif
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THE CHARTER 31opposition that at ti
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THE CHARTER 33made its appearance,
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PLATE No. C.EDMONTON, ALTA.
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36 HISTORY OF THE BANKarrival of Lo
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38 HISTORY OF THE BANKinto in Novem
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40 HISTORY OF THE BANKis certain, I
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42 HISTORY OF THE BANKlater he anno
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44 HISTORY OF THE BANKCanada banks,
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46 HISTORY OF THE BANKConservative
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CHAPTER II.1867 TO 1901.We may now
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1867 TO 1901 51to open an account w
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1867 TO 1901 53committee to select
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-3* IX ;-- rii8111'l.ATK No. 7.
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56 HISTORY OF THE BANKas scrutineer
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58 HISTORY OF THE BANKtime contribu
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60 HISTORY OF THE BANKeven terms wi
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62 HISTORY OF THE BANKwere $32,003,
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1867 TO 1901 63The opening of the N
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1867 TO 1901 65and bamboo wares, st
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I'l.VPK No. !).NEW YORK, X.Y.
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68 HISTORY OF THE BANKwith Great Br
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70 HISTORY OF THE BANKParkhill. Win
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72 HISTORY OF THE BANKSaskatchewan
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74 HISTORY OF THE BANKmoney. The Am
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76 HISTORY OF THE BANKelected to su
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78 HISTORY OF THE BANKequalled. Alt
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80 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe minute bo
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82 HISTORY OF THE BANKcontaining $1
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1867 TO 1901 83Dunclas branch, the
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1867 TO 1901 85sequences; on the ot
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PLATE No. 11.us
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88 HISTORY OF THE BANKGreat Britain
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90 HISTORY OF THE BANKof the Provin
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92 HISTORY OF THE BANKare quoted in
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94 HISTORY OF THE BANKthe officers
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1867 TO 1901 95front door of the of
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1867 TO 1901 97Darling, 1president
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( OUNKR OF KING AND JORDAN STREETS,
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100 HISTORY OF THE BANKsite was ere
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102 HISTORY OF THE BANKpublic caree
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1867 TO 1901 103this examination ha
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1867 TO 1901 105As a guide for the
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1867 TO 1901 107chosen to succeed M
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1867 TO 1901 109January, 1887. Her
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PLATE No. 15.REGINA, SASK.
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112 HISTORY OF THE BANKIn his actio
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114 HISTORY OF THE BANKby the death
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1867 TO 1901 115stood to favour cha
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1867 TO 1901 117James Stevenson 1of
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1867 TO 1901 119Bank of Commerce at
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1867 TO 1901 121shareholders that t
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1867 TO 1901 123It will be evident
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in conjunction with Mr. J. O. Bigel
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1867 TO 1901 127wood, in British Co
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These figures show the fresh life18
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PLATE No. 17.SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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132 HISTORY OF THE BANKtifii0094- -
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134 HISTORY OF THE BANKDecember 6,
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and Mr. W. E. H. Massey.11867 TO 19
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CHAPTER III.THE YUKON ADVENTURE.Som
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 139them to hand
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139 138 137* 135 134of Country betw
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142 HISTORY OF THE BANKexploits of
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 143point at tid
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 145who had been
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LAKE BENNETT, Y.T.The first Canadia
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148 HISTORY OF THE BANKportage was
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150 HISTORY OF THE BANKstrong curre
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 151with only an
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the bank.THE YUKON ADVENTURE 153Whe
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 155business, an
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 157the whole tr
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PLATE No. 24.
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160 HISTORY OF THE BANKwould be pas
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162 HISTORY OF THE BANKsacks of gol
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 163business tha
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 165which has be
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iThe firstI)A\YSO\, Y.T.Imilding er
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168 HISTORY OF THE BANKfrom twelve
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170 HISTORY OF THE BANKthemselves w
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172 HISTORY OF THE BANKpayment of w
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174 HISTORY OF THE BANKof which the
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 175ground. It w
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 177required, an
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WINTER IN THE YUKON\O.SUMMER IN THE
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180 HISTORY OF THE BANKby becoming
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182 HISTORY OF THE BANKferent meals
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 183relief,was a
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 185had to be ma
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 187Early in the
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 189from losses
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4PLATE No. 30.
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192 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe hall was
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194 HISTORY OF THE BANKthe bank's o
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 195"THE SPELL O
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THE YUKON ADVENTURE 197And it's bet
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CHAPTER IV.1901 TO 1914.The dawn of
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1901 TO 1914 201Indian reservation
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1901 TO 1914 203in the dry areas of
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1901 TO 1914 205one first-class pas
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C;.MAN.PLATE No. 3*.
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208 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe rapid st
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210 HISTORY OF THE BANKyouths in th
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1901 TO 1914 211valued at $160 per
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1901 TO 1914 213it had also branche
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WOODSTOCK, ONT.
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216 HISTORY OF THE BANKreasons for
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218 HISTORY OF THE BANKrule was pro
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220 HISTORY OF THE BANKin the devel
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222 HISTORY OF THE BANKbut that 14,
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1901 TO 1914 223selected for this p
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1901 TO 1914 225A few months later
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I'LATK NO. :;
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228 HISTORY OF THE BANKIt may be in
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HISTORY OF THE BANKthe amount was a
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1901 TO 1914placed a great strain o
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1901 TO 1914 233It closed its doors
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1901 TO 1914 35had been filled by t
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1901 TO 1914 237instructed that the
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;WINNIPEG, MAX., STAFFORD AND GROSV
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240 HISTORY OF THE BANKaccept notes
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242 HISTORY OF THE BANKyear the pra
Page 345 and 346: 1901 TO 1914 243were made by the ba
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Page 349: IJAIIKr|\1BK.UUKH ii|nin.Man>b ra B
Page 352 and 353: 248 HISTORY OF THE BANKdoors, or ha
Page 354 and 355: 250 HISTORY OF THE BANKIndications
Page 356 and 357: 252 HISTORY OF THE BANKin London fu
Page 358 and 359: 254 HISTORY OF THE BANKFlumerfelt,
Page 361 and 362: 1901 TO 1914 255Walker, which had o
Page 363 and 364: 1901 TO 1914 257meeting to reduce t
Page 365: PLATE No. 42.PORT ARTHUR, O\T.
Page 368 and 369: 260 HISTORY OF THE BANKpast in the
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Page 378 and 379: 268 HISTORY OF THE BANKsilver, on t
Page 380 and 381: 270 HISTORY OF THE BANKcash book wo
Page 383 and 384: THE ROMANCE OF BANKING 271At Langha
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Page 387: THE BANK'S TEMPORARY OFFICE IX SOUT
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Page 392 and 393: 278 HISTORY OF THE BANKdistance, or
Page 396 and 397: 280 HISTORY OF THE BANKbuilding of
Page 398 and 399: 282 HISTORY OF THE BANKspeculation
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Page 402 and 403: 286 HISTORY OF THE BANKexplosion oc
Page 405 and 406: THE ROMANCE OF BANKING 287on the fl
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Page 409: THE SAN FRANCISCO DISASTER OF 1906T
Page 412 and 413: 292 HISTORY OF THE BANKprayed in th
Page 414 and 415: 294 HISTORY OF THE BANK"As the fire
Page 417 and 418: THE ROMANCE OF BANKING 295were wood
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Page 423 and 424: THE ROMANCE OF BANKING 301the forme
Page 425: 1'l.ATK No. 50.MEXICO CITY. MKX,
Page 428 and 429: 304 HISTORY OF THE BANKhouse for fi
Page 433 and 434: CHAPTER VI.THE BANK DURING THE WAR.
Page 435 and 436: THE BANK DURING THE WAR 309by the L
Page 437: GOWGANDA, ONT.Temporary premises of
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316 HISTORY OF THE BANKgiven." It w
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318 HISTORY OF THE BANKirrespective
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 319of a che
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 321was fran
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PLATE No. 53.
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324 HISTORY OF THE BANKfeel called
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326 HISTORY OF THE BANKcompleted at
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328 HISTORY OF THE BANKIt is of cou
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330 HISTORY OF THE BANKplaced at th
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332 HISTORY OF THE BANKrecruits for
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334 HISTORY OF THE BANKDuring the f
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336 HISTORY OF THE BANKIn June, 191
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338 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe volume o
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 339securiti
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 341volume.
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 343The Lond
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 345be sold
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 347and the
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 349Empire.
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 351March. T
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 353of consc
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CALGARY, ALTA., FIRST STREET WEST B
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356 HISTORY OF THE BANKbut withdraw
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358 HISTORY OF THE BANKCanadian Ban
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360 HISTORY OF THE BANKIn view of t
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362 HISTORY OF THE BANKwitness to t
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364 HISTORY OF THE BANKexecutive de
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366 HISTORY OF THE BANKpayable by t
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368 HISTORY OF THE BANKevidence of
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370 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe policy o
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 371public,
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 373the loca
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PLATE No. 57.
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376 HISTORY OF THE BANKreplying to
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378 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe granting
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380 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe shortage
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382 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe epidemic
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 383almost e
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THE BANK DURING THE WAR 385of one p
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PLATE No. 59.ST. JOHN, N.B.
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388 HISTORY OF THE BANKBrought forw
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390 HISTORY OF THE BANKCompany of t
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392 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe affairs
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394 HISTORY OF THE BANKwas given, a
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396 HISTORY OF THE BANKof His Majes
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398 HISTORY OF THE BANKwhich the di
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400 HISTORY OF THE BANKfor by the r
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402 HISTORY OF THE BANKliabilitycon
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DEVELOPMENT OF CANADIAN BANKING 403
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SOIHIS, P.E.I.AVER'S CLIFF, P.Q.COA
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420 HISTORY OF THE BANKIn 1859 an A
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422 HISTORY OF THE BANK"The courts
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424 HISTORY OF THE BANKVery few inn
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426 HISTORY OF THE BANKit difficult
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428 HISTORY OF THE BANKon demand, t
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430 HISTORY OF THE BANKnote circula
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432 HISTORY OF THE BANKIsland, whic
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434 HISTORY OF THE BANKfor a genera
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PLATE No. 63.'-
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452 HISTORY OF THE BANKwas dropped
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454 HISTORY OF THE BANKreserve fund
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456 HISTORY OF THE BANKWhen this at
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458 HISTORY OF THE BANKoffices of t
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460 HISTORY OF THE BANKof the Bank
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462 HISTORY OF THE BANKfixed reserv
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464 HISTORY OF THE BANKthey made ad
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466 HISTORY OF THE BANKthey were re
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PLATE No. 65..-.,
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APPENDICESTOVOLUME II.
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476 HISTORY OF THE BANKA. Supplies
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APPENDIX II.YUKON GOLD PRODUCTION.T
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YUKON GOLD PRODUCTION 479Amount Shi
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MARINE INSURANCE DURING THE GREAT W
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PLATE No. 67.
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484 HISTORY OF THE BANKbank.The pri
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486 HISTORY OF THE BANKcost of the
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THE BANK PREMISES DEPARTMENT 487ban
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sites,UpTHE BANK PREMISES DEPARTMEN
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THE BANK PREMISES DEPARTMENT 491wit
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THE BANK PREMISES DEPARTMENT 493don
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TORONTO, ONT.West Toronto Branch.TO
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496 HISTORY OF THE BANKof architect
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APPENDIX V.THE ARCHIVES DEPARTMENT.
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THE ARCHIVES DEPARTMENT 499tons. Wh
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THE ARCHIVES DEPARTMENT 501and this
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PLATE No. 71.NOTES OF THE CANADIAN
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504 HISTORY OF THE BANKThe shreds o
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APPENDIX VI.THE STATIONERY DEPARTME
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508 HISTORY OF THE BANKvery much la
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510 HISTORY OF THE BANKof guarantee
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etween conditionalOFFICERS' GUARANT
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OFFICERS' GUARANTEE FUND 513The tru
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NOTES OF THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMME
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516 HISTORY OF THE BANKlosses durin
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518 HISTORY OF THE BANKof a pension
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THE PENSION FUND 519is wrong. Somet
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THE PENSION FUND 521$4,000 per annu
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THE PENSION FUND 523This first actu
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THE PENSION FUND 525the result of i
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BANK DF COMMERCE!feNOTES OF THE CAN
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528 HISTORY OF THE BANKconfirmed by
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APPENDIX IX.THE BRANCH CLEARINGS SY
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THE BRANCH CLEARINGS SYSTEM 531the
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THE BRANCH CLEARINGS SYSTEM 533offi
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PLATE No. 77.
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536 HISTORY OF THE BANKsimilar book
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538 HISTORY OF THE BANKwriting At C
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540 HISTORY OF THE BANKdebited thro
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542 HISTORY OF THE BANKQuebec and M
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APPENDIX X.NOTE ISSUES.The first is
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NOTE ISSUES 545Some years later a c
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X. X1siI'LATK No. 7!).
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548 HISTORY OF THE BANKsignature mu
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550 HISTORY OF THE BANKof a combina
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NOTE ISSUES 551in the handling of m
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APPENDIX XI.DIRECTORS AND PRINCIPAL
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DIRECTORS AND PRINCIPAL OFFICERS 55
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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BRANCHES 557J
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560 HISTORY OF THE BANKJune 1, 1903
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562 HISTORY OF THE BANKJuly 4. 1906
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Oct. 26, 1908CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF
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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF BRANCHES 565A
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8SI X JI= ?IIPLATE No. 83.
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568 HISTORY OF THE BANKMarch 1. 191
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570 HISTORY OF THE BANKDec. 28, 191
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572 HISTORY OF THE BANKMay 14, 1917
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574 HISTORY OF THE BANKYear
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576 HISTORY OF THE BANKNOTES TO STA
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1868
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PLAT No. 86.
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* oPLATE No. 87.
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amnorJATOT
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191875,597 157,053,015 250,421,840
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1,015 250,421,840 440,310,7031910 1
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CIRCULATION1890 1895 1900 1905 1910
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INDEXAccounts between branches, 530
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INDEX 579Banking in the Yukon, 188.
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Canadian Bank of Commerce, The:INDE
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INDEX 588Central Bank of Canada, 11
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INDEX 585Efforts to make banking sy
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Guarantee bonds, 510.Guard duty, 80
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London silver market, 344.London St
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INDEX 591Nourse, C. G. K., 355.Numb
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INDEX 503Shareholders' auditors, 25
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INDEX 595Walsh, Major, 152.War legi
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