. Welsh inquilino-agricoltori sulle risorse agricole del Canada [microformati] : le relazioni del sig. John Roberts, C.C., Plas Heaton Farm, Trefnant, R.S.O., il Galles del Nord; il sig. W.H. Dempster, Millbrook Lodge, Clarbeston Road, R.S.O., nel Galles del Sud, sulla loro visita in Canada nel 1893. Agricoltura -- Canada; Agricoltura -- Canada; Canada -- Emigrazione e immigrazione; Gran Bretagna -- Emigrazione e immigrazione; Canada -- Émigration et immigrazione; Grande-Bretagne -- Émigration et l'immigrazione. 4 Il AyrkulUiral Iltsoitrces del Canada, abbiamo lasciato Ottawa il Martedì notte, Settembre 5th, per Toronto. Toronto. Questo

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. Welsh tenant-farmers on the agricultural resources of Canada [microform] : the reports of Mr. John Roberts, C.C., Plas Heaton Farm, Trefnant, R.S.O., North Wales; Mr. W.H. Dempster, Millbrook Lodge, Clarbeston Road, R.S.O., South Wales, on their visit to Canada in 1893. Agriculture -- Canada; Agriculture -- Canada; Canada -- Emigration and immigration; Great Britain -- Emigration and immigration; Canada -- Émigration et immigration; Grande-Bretagne -- Émigration et immigration. 4 The AyrkulUiral Iltsoitrces of Canada, We left Ottawa on Tuesday night, September 5th, for Toronto. Toronto. This is a large city of some 190, 000 in- habitants. It is the capital of Ontario, and the second city in Canada. Unlike Montreal, where the French Canadians predominate, Toronto is inhabited chiefly by English, Scotch, and. PARLIAMEXT BUILDINGS, OTTAWA. Irish, the English language being almost universally used. It lias several large manufactufing industries. Here are made nearly all of the agricultural implements used in Canada; the principal firm in this line of business being Messrs. Massey-Harris Company. An agricultural show was held at Toronto whilst we were there. These Canadian shows are quite different to our agricultural shows; Ihey are a combination of our shows with flower, fish, and other exhibitions, and country sports. There were also exhibitions of riding by cowboys, Indians, and several others. Many of their feats of horsemanship were very remarkable; they had a very interesting trotting match, the competitors mounted on very light vehicles, and standing 20 abreast. There were musical entertainments repre- senting different nations, a tight-rope performance, and fireworks. We were too soon to see the animals, and the pick of the province had been sent to Chicago, where, we since ascertained, they gave a very good account of themselves. The implements we saw at this show were lighter than ours. Nearly all the waggon:^ are made for two horses abreast. During all our

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