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Reference code: AM54-S4-3-: PAN N151 Physical Description: 1 photograph: nitrate negative; 16 x 64 cm Date of Creation: 21 July 1914 Photographer: Moore, W.J. Statement of Responsibility: photogr. by W.J. Moore Private Records #: Add. MSS. 54 Part of Fonds: Major Matthews collection Part of Series: Collected photographs Part of Subseries: W.J. Moore Cirkut negatives Media Note: Cirkut Physical Condition: Large tear right edge, mirroring throughout. Numbering Note: Photographer's number 812 P

Subject and Geographical Classifications: Boats and ships Asians in Canada Panoramic photographs

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Source Scene in Vancouver Harbor - July 21. 1914 "H.M.S. Rainbow, called to aid in deporting Hindus on board S.S. Komagata Maru"
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William John Moore    wikidata:Q106379732
 
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