Sept. Friday 10 1886
Pony Carriage
Admiral arrived early
& arranged Telegrams to
[Isc] McIntyre – & A Smith re
his trip to Lillooet – Afterwards
Lowe & Hall photographed
a group on Tennis Court.
The Admiral Garforth Capt
Simpson Frank & Brian played
Tennis. Drove to Office [illegible]
Phillips – bought 1 Tin potatoes [Tin] [illegible]
The Houghtons & Snowdens dined
with us.
Saturday 11
Winters Carriage
Intensely hot day.
Green breakfasted with us & went
to shoot with Frank.
Dewdney [drove] [illegible words]
the Triumph & brought the
Admiral – We all went to
Beacon Hill to hear the Band
The Dewdneys & ourselves dined
with the Wards – also Capt. Simpson
Ward & Bob & Thompson left for
Nicola.
[overwritten text]
The Admiral
& Capt Simpson
[left] Lillooet
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Peter O’Reilly’s 1886 diary has been transcribed by volunteers and staff at Point Ellice House Museum & Gardens and is for informational purposes only. Researchers interested in this diary are advised to consult the original document housed at the Royal British Columbia Museum & Archives, found in MS-2894, the O’Reilly family fonds.