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• Rue Notre-Dame

  1879.

  Illustrations de périodiques

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• Rue Notre-Dame

  1874.

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• Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

  13 février 1883, mardi 13 février 1883

  Montreal : Robert Weir, [183-]-1885

  Messrs.Jacques Grenier & Co, 10,700 ; Thibaudeau Bros., 7,409, and À Racine, 2,000; Messrs.Thibaudeau, Racine, Grenier, McLean, and Deschamp were appointed inspectors, and it was resolved to wind up the business.\u2014At the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Victor Hudon Cotton Mills Company held to-day at the

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• The daily witness

  11 mars 1878, lundi 11 mars 1878

  Montreal : John Dougall, 1860-1913

  and eonrolidato the Quebec Li cense Act and its amendments.An Act to provide for the giving notice of sheriffs\u2019 mb.» to hypothecary credit rs.An Act to autliori/e tho Victor Hudon Cotton Mills Company, Hocbelaea.to appoint trustees to iuure it* property for the protection of the holder.* of the debentures (f the

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• The evening star

  05 mars 1874, jeudi 5 mars 1874

  Montreal :b[The evening star], 1869-1877

  meeting of the shareholders of the Victor Hudon Cotton Mill\u2019s Company will be held at the works, Hochelaga, on Saturday afternoon. \u2014 Remember Harry Lindley\u2019s benefit at the Theatre Royal to-night., The fire scene promises to be the most successful thing in that way ever attempted at this house.\u2014We would

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• Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette

  12 juin 1882, lundi 12 juin 1882

  Quebec : Charles St. Michel, 1850-1888

  months.Mr.Senecal, of the Occidental Railway, purchasedand at Hochelaga to-day for which he paid the Jacques Cartier Bank 112,000 cash.He was also elected to-day a Director of Victor Hudon\u2019s New Cotton Mill Company.The cityicenses for curriers and for keep ing dogs have reached 32.000 already this year, about 3

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• Sherbrooke daily record

  29 mars 1945, jeudi 29 mars 1945

  Sherbrooke, Que. : [Eastern Township Publishing], [1897]-1969

  .It encouraged other more successful ventures in other parts of the country.Another mill had sprung into being at Thorold, Ontario.Victor Hudon had started his venturesome Hochelaga Cotton Company on the shores of the St.port\u2014manufactured goods.Rather that attempt to be the judge of just what manufactured goods are to be

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• Plan of Property of the V. Hudon Cotton Mills Company Hochelaga

  H. M. Perrault. 29 novembre 1879

  Fonds Cour supérieure. District judiciaire de Montréal. Greffes d'arpenteurs

  Cette lithogravure décrit les terrains comprenant le moulin à coton de V. Hudon. Ces terrains sont situés sur les lots n° 35 à [...]

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• Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

  13 février 1885, vendredi 13 février 1885

  Montreal : Robert Weir, [183-]-1885

  Whesler, Miss Sue Wheeler, New York; Miss Wright.Y\u2014Mr.W.L.Y g, Miss Yoïng, Mr.R.st.B.Young.\" Young, Miss @, à \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE VICTOR HUDON COTTON COMPANY.The annual meeting of shareholders of the above Company was held yesterday afternoon at the Mill Office, Hochelaga.Mr.A.F.Gault, the President

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• The evening star

  10 avril 1873, jeudi 10 avril 1873

  Montreal :b[The evening star], 1869-1877

  1-iy 1:34 SE Bacrazient Frm PROSP \u2018 V.HUDON COTTON MILLS eo.Capita), .VICTOR HUDON, t > prmsorons: (a VICTOR EUDON, J.7.srpomnns, RONORS COTTE, JAOQUES GRENIER and .GEORGE H.NYE. Tie above JotaStosk Company having having organised, under the Limited Liability Ast, are substantial buildings for he mantaotury

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• The daily witness

  24 août 1883, vendredi 24 août 1883

  Montreal : John Dougall, 1860-1913

  that town for the manufacture of merino, cashmere, thl-bet, alpacas and various other kinds of dross goods.The money Is subecribed by a joint stock company, the chief promoter of whicha Victor Hudon, Esq., the found or of the drat cotton mill In Canada.The building will bo dOU feetong, 100 feet wide, and two stories

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• Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

  17 juillet 1883, mardi 17 juillet 1883

  Montreal : Robert Weir, [183-]-1885

  property of the city.NEw CoTron MILL\u2014ÀA fresh impetus is shortly to be given to the growth and prosperity of the city in the shape of another extensive cottom mill, which is to be built by the Victor Hudon Cotton Company.The site of the new enterprise has been decided upon, the company having come to terms with Mrs

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• The Montreal witness

  27 novembre 1873, jeudi 27 novembre 1873

  Montréal : Bibliothèque nationale du Québec, 1971-1975

  Canada Cotton Co.'s mill, also st Cornwall, with a capital of 100,000, which will need 220 hands when roaning fall power ; and the Victor Hudon Co.'s mill at Heche which bas a capital of 250,000, and is expect- «d to commence operations within a menth or siz weeks.A mill was also started at Hastings, Ont, but we belleve

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• The daily witness

  23 mars 1882, jeudi 23 mars 1882

  Montreal : John Dougall, 1860-1913

  bad the stolen goods shown to him.Two days aftor ho was in Toronto.MR.HUDON\u2019S NEW MILL.THE ORGANIZATION OF THE COMPANY\u2014THK CONTRACT FOR THE BCILPING.Mr.Victor Hudoneaves for England tomorrow to push the Interests of the newloohe*ags Cotton Company, of which he is understood to be the originator and prime

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• Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

  08 février 1882, mercredi 8 février 1882

  Montreal : Robert Weir, [183-]-1885

  shareholders of the V.Hudon Cotton Mills Company, Montreal, was held at the mill, at half-past two to-day, and the following gentlemen were elected Directors:\u2014A.F.Gault, Jacques Grenier, M.H.Gault, Victor Hudon, S.H.Ewing, R.L.Gault, W.J.Whitehead.At a subsequent meeting of the Board of Directors Mr.A.F.Gault was elected

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• Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

  05 avril 1882, mercredi 5 avril 1882

  Montreal : Robert Weir, [183-]-1885

  ay they are we are satisfied they will be better apart than if they were united, and would both serve the couutry better than if sacha junction were effected.Tre New Corrox MiLL\u2014Our old and esteemed friend, Mr.Victor Hudon, who has receatly retired from the Cotton Company which bears his name at Hochelaga, is

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• La Presse

  09 janvier 1984, La Presse 100 ans d'économie

  Montréal : [La presse], 1884-2017

  à Sherbrooke, et en 1848, J.& P.Coats d'Angleterre faite commerce de ril à coudre et d'aiguilles au Canada.Il ouvre une succursale à Montréal en 1864.Et voilà poures débuts.La premiere manufacture de coton à Montréal a été mise sur pied en 1882-83 par Victor Hudon.un marchand d'aliments en gros.Sise rue Notre-Dame

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• The evening star

  14 avril 1873, lundi 14 avril 1873

  Montreal :b[The evening star], 1869-1877

  , . 300,000 VICTOR HUDON, President. The above Joint-Stook Company having OLOTHS and YARNS, - double-com pound Steam Engines of 500 horses.oent cheaper than in the States, where Cotton meet thelr most ne expectations.Applications The main building will be 315 feelong by 78 feet wide, and five storys @ by 41 feet, three

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• Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette

  20 septembre 1881, mardi 20 septembre 1881

  Montreal : Robert Weir, [183-]-1885

  the Victor Hudon Cotton Company, which is 170 feetong and thirty inches wide, double, being rive:ed and sewn throug out.They also mauuufactureaceeather, harnesseather and fire engine hose of every description.This firm are supplying all the driving belts in the Machinery Hall free of charge.The Gibson Leather

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• Morning chronicle and commercial and shipping gazette

  26 avril 1883, jeudi 26 avril 1883

  Quebec : Charles St. Michel, 1850-1888

  States.An attempt will be made to run the City Passenger Railway by electricity.Mr.Senecal has purchased the Marquis de Bass&uo\u2019s property at Uochelaga for 20,-000.Victor Hudon has purchased .the Rolland estât* at Hochelaga for 28,000, for a site for a cotton mill.Mr.Andrew Allan has been elected President of the

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