14 In Great Waters

Oliver. He still travels with Mr. Scott on the
Thomas Crosby.

Alert Bay and the William Oliver. Coming
south to Alert Bay we reach the territory in which
Rey. S. V. H. Redman carries on the good work.
He uses the launch William Oliver, thirty-eight feet
in length, with nine-foot beam. Mr. and Mrs. Red-

COLWELLS POINTS OF CALL

st 1 PortAlice 9Sugwash —_zeAlert Bay( $3°F)
2 QutsinoVillageioNimpkish — 23 Port Harvey.
3 Coal Harbor 11 Engle Wood 26 - Neville
<y 4 CapeScott 12Beaver Cove 2sMinstrel 12
“p 5 Cache Creek 13Bull Harbor z6TribuneChannel
Oo 6 Shushartie Bayi¢Cascade ~ 27Sergeants
O, 7HardyBay isClamCove 2eKnight Inlet
A) 8 Port Rupert 6 Scarlet Point, 2oHarble Down!¢

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z 17Hurst I¢ 30 Echo Bay
Qe taPoltney Point 31 Port Elizabeth
PACIFIC o> i9Sointula 32 Blunden Harbor
A 20 Kalena asTracy =
if oo Os 21 Mitchell Bay 34ThompsonSound
os 35 SanJosef Bay
oO 36Fishermans «
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man have but lately come to the mission but already
they have won golden opinions for their eagerness
q and ability to serve.

; Rev. Thomas C. Colwell and his Scottish wife
held the fort at Alert Bay for nearly seven years