John's Courthouse (1904), Water Street at Duckworth Street, St. John's, Newfoundland. It is listed on the Canadian Register of Historic Places. Some sources attribute this to Whiteway, while at least one other source attributes it to architect William H. Greene. Chinese Times Building (1902), 1 East Pender Street at Carrall Street. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver. Kelly Douglas Warehouse (1905), 316 Water Street, now The Landing, an office and retail complex. Wood's Hotel (1906), 412 Carrall Street at East Hastings Street. Variously known as the Roger Hotel, Rainbow Hotel, and Portland Hotel; now Pennsylvania Hotel. This five-story hotel was notable because both street facades consist entirely of bay windows, with a circular turret at the corner. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver, it was renovated in 2008-2009 for use as social housing. Hotel Winters (1906), 203 Abbott Street at Water Street, commissioned by William Frederick Winters. It was destroyed by fire in 2022. MacDonald School (1906), 1955 East Pender Street at Victoria Drive. Orange Hall (1907), 341 Gore Avenue at East Hastings Street. This was originally a meeting place for the Orange Order, a militant Protestant organization, although the building once housed a synagogue while owned by the Orange Order. In the mid-1940s, it was sold and renovated by architect William Frank Gardiner under the National Housing Administration. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver. Fire Hall No. 1 (1907), 270-280 East Cordova Street, now Fire Hall Arts Centre. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver. Kamloops Public School (1907), 245 St. Paul Street, Kamloops, British Columbia, now Stuart Wood School. Admiral Seymour School (1907), 1130 Keefer Street. Lord Roberts School (1908), 1100 Bidwell Street. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver. Woodward's Department Store (1908), 101 West Hastings Street at Abbott Street, now integrated into a new mixed-use structure. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver. Manitoba Hotel (1909), 50 West Cordova Street, now Hildon Hotel. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver. Hotel Metropole (1910), 320 Abbott Street, also known as Travellers Hotel. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver. Holden Building (1911), 10-16 East Hastings Street, now Tellier Tower. Designated as a heritage building by the City of Vancouver. World Building (1912), 100 West Pender Street, now Sun Tower. Designated