Sources
- Kenderdine, Augustus (1870-1947), The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan
- Augustus Kenderdine 1870–1947, by Keith Bell, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon 1991.
- The Blackpool Times
- 25 November 1891, page 5e&f
- 30 November 1892, page 8f-g
- 21 November 1894, page 5h
- 28 November 1894, page 5d-e
- 4 March 1896, page 6e-f
- 18 March 1896, page 7i
- 8 November 1899, page 4h
- 23 April 1902, page 4h
- Gazette and News for Blackpool, Fleetwood, Lytham, St. Annes, Poulton and the Fylde District
- 5 November 1897, page 8e&f
- 6 November 1897, page 5b-f
- 31 January 1899, page 3e
- The Blackpool Herald
- 1 January 1886, page 8e
- 3 December 1901, page 5b-c
- The Blackpool Times and Fylde Observer
- 4 December 1901, page 5f&g
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