. Kanadische Forstindustrie 1901-1902. Holzschlag; Wälder und Forstwirtschaft; Wald; Wald - zellstoffindustrie; Holz verarbeitenden Industrien. m KANADA LUMBERMAN Band XXI. Nummer 5. TORONTO, GfNfDf, MflY, 1901 J, $ 1,00 pro Jahr einzelne Kopien, 10 Cent der VICTORIA BAUHOLZ UND DIE HERSTELLUNG. In Chemainus, British Columbia, ist eines der größten und modernsten Sägewerke an der Pazifikküste, die Eigentum der Victoria Bauholz und Manufacturing Company. Die Stadt ist etwa 50 km von Victoria, auf der östlichen Seite von Vancouver Island. Es ist auf der Horseshoe Bay, die Gelegen

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. Canadian forest industries 1901-1902. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. m CANADA LUMBERMAN Volume XXI. Number 5. TORONTO, GfNfDf, MflY, 1901 J Terms, $1.00 Per Year Single Copies, 10 Cents THE VICTORIA LUMBER AND MANUFAC- TURING COMPANY. Located at Chemainus, in British Columbia, is one of the largest and most modern saw mills on the Pacific coast, the property of the Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Company. The town is about fifty miles from Victoria, on the east side of Vancouver Island. It is situated on Horseshoe Bay, which is sheltered by Bare Point, making a perfect harbour, where ships of all sizes may load with perfect safety. Har- bor views are presented on this page, and on the following page are shown some scenes in connection with the Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Company's lumber- ing operations. The present saw mill was built in 1890, but the full complement of machinery was not installed until later. The main mill is 450 feet long by 74 feet wide, and the boiler house, a stone structure, is 64 feet long by 64 feet wide. The motive power is supplied by two 24x30 slide valve engines and one 22x28 twin engine, while a 15x22 upright engine is used tor driving the dyna- mo, the company supplying their own electric light. Steam is sup- plied byfour tubular boilers 66 inches by 16 feet, and four two flue boilers 56 inches by 24 feet. Fuel used is sawdust and refuse, fed automatically. In the mill proper are two band saws, a Wickes' gang, two gang edgers, two gang slashers, and one patent trimmer. One side of the mill is equipped with a Hill steam nigger, and the other with a Simon, son steam log turner. From the time the log is pushed onto the saddle on the log haul-up, until the lumber lands on the extensive docks, which surround the plant, the lumber is all handled by machinery, flippers, transfer chains, etc., being strongly in evidence. The log haul- up is an endless chain, fitted wit

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