. Industries canadiennes forestières 1905-1906. L'exploitation forestière ; les forêts et la foresterie ; Produits forestiers ; l'industrie de pâte de bois ; industries du bois. Octobre, 1905 LE BÛCHERON CANADA ^ 23 WESTER] N [A] D'ouest de bureaux du Canada, bûcheron, 720-72J Union Bank bourgeonnant, WINNIPEG, MAN., 336, rue Hastings, Vancouver, B. C CHINE achètent des machines. Chinois, bien qu'il soit employé par le bien connu l'expression " Fait au Canada " sera désormais trouver une utilisation fréquente de la Chine dans les scieries en parlant- de la machine utilisée. Avec le voile de la C.P.R. steamer " l'Impératrice du Japon " f

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. Canadian forest industries 1905-1906. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. October, 1905 THE CANADA LUMBERMAN 23 ^ WESTER] N [A] D Western Offices of The Canada Lumberman, 720-72J Union Bank Budding, WINNIPEG, MAN.; 336 Hastings Street, VANCOUVER, B. C CHINA BUYING CANADIAN MACHINERY. Chinamen, while nominally employed by the The well known words " Made in Canada " will henceforth find frequent use in China's saw mills when speaking- of the machinery used. With the sailing of the C.P.R. steamer " Empress of Japan " from Vancouver on Au- gust 14th there left for China the complete local saw mills, are really in the employ of the Oriental concern. Their object is to find out all about the working qualities of the different machinery used in their respective mills. From time to time they reported to their chiefs in China. These reports were carefully given. OUTLINE PLAN OF THE NEW PROVINCES OF ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN, Where British Columbia Lumber and Shingles Find a Lrage Market. equipment of machinery for a modern saw mill that is being erected in the Celestial Empire for the Wan Yip Timber Company. The story of why the Chinese capitalists chose Canadian manufactured machinery in prefer- ence to all others will probably prove interest- ing to the readers of the Canada Lumberman, and also serve to illustrate the patience and foresight of the Chinaman. As far back as 1891, representatives of the Chinese lumber firm have been located in dif- ferent saw mills on the Pacific Coast. These and carefully preserved until such time as the Chinamen were ready to buy. After due consideration the decision of the heads of the Oriental firm was that a Cana- dian firm—the Wm. Hamilton Manufacturing Company, of Peterboro—was the right firm to buy from. The opinion of the Chinese, based on the reports obtained from their delegates in the Western saw mills, to use their own words, was that the Wm. Hamilto

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