Lieutenant_Governors_of_Canada_in_1925.jpg

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English: The Lieutenant-Governors from across Canada, standing from left to right: Henry William Newlands (Saskatchewan), Walter Cameron Nichol (British Columbia), Frank Richard Heartz (Prince Edward Island) and James Albert Manning Aikins (Manitoba), sitting left to right: James Robson Douglas (Nova Scotia), Narcisse Pérodeau (Quebec), Henry Cockshutt (Ontario) and Willaim Frederick Todd (NewBrunswick), in front of Spencer Wood, the official residence of Quebec's Lieutenant-Governor in Sillery, Quebec, Canada.
Français : Les lieutenants-gouverneurs, debout de gauche à droite: Henry William Newlands (Saskatchewan), Walter Cameron Nichol (Colombie-Britanique), Frank Richard Heartz (Île-du-Prince-Édouard) et James Albert Manning Aikins (Manitoba), assis de gauche à droite: James Robson Douglas (Nouvelle-Écosse), Narcisse Pérodeau (Québec), Henry Cockshutt (Ontario) et Willaim Frederick Todd (Nouveau-Brunswick), devant la résidence officielle «Spencer Wood» à Sillery (Québec).
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