Friday. November 24, 2000 — North Shore News ~ 29

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The first street cars in North Vancouver, in early September, The Jobn A. MacMillian Grocery and Post Office was the first
1906, number 25 “Labour Day” at the corner of Lonsdale and general store in North Vancouver located on the North West
Esplanade. The building on the left, with the sign “Pedro” on corner of Lonsdale ard Esplanade. Shown bere in 1905, before
it, is the office of Brifisa Columbia Electric Railway, which ! electricity was generally available in North Vancouver, the
ran tbe streetcars. The building on the right belongs to the Store is lit by kerosene S.

carly Wallace Shipyard. . ae Source: North Shore Museum & Archives (1526), 1905 CVA OUTPIOS$

Source: Metro Transit Administredion Cexare {ss-00-4) 1996, CVA TRANS PL24 : .

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