Decipher Canada Ocean Arrivals Form 30A

[kiwi2011]

Could you please decipher the written answer to question #14 Destined to:
Thank you.

[Boydie]

Hi,
Looks to me like - cousin,
                          Rockland, Canada

A bit bigger clip might help with place name..

Joan

[chinakay]

Cousin D? o'Malley?

Rockhaven. It's in Saskatchewan and they were giving away tons of free land there. Even today Rockhaven only has 6 streets, have a look at a map...it's all farmland.

Cheers,
China

[kiwi2011]

Thank you for your help Boydie and China. Yes I see Rockhaven now. Can you make out the text between Cousin and O'Malley? I'm so happy to have found this forum, it makes all the difference to me.  Thank you again!!!

[Boydie]

Hello again,
I think it just says

cousin, Mr ( or Mrs) B O'Malley.

Kind regards from Joan

[kiwi2011]

Thanks Joan, I'll give that a try but I'm having some difficulty finding this family on census. But, I haven't given up yet.
Cheers, Nina

[josey]

I agree with Joan, Mr(s) B OMalley [no apostrophe...]

What year is this - so what years of census are we looking for?

Josey

Whoops just saw image title 

[kiwi2011]

If my relative moved to Rockhaven in 1924, I was trying to look at the census of 1916 and 1921 to see if I could find anything on his cousin relatives. However, I found nothing for 1916 because I was able to narrow down the district and sub district that uncovered Rockhaven, then browsed though and found nothing. On the other hand for 1921 I'm wondering if the subdistrict is different. I'm having no luck coming up with Rockhaven. Although I realise there's still much I could learn on how to search.

[josey]

From wikipedia
Rockhaven is a special service area in Cut Knife Rural Municipality No. 439, Saskatchewan, Canada. The population was 20 people in 2006. The community is located 56 km west of the City of North Battleford between highway 40 & highway 787 southeast of Cutknife on the Canadian Pacific Railway line.

I found a John OMalley in Battleford in 1911 aged 25

EDIT Have removed further details am I am not sure whether 1911 Canada census is covered by same copyright rules as the England/ Wales...I suspect not as it is available via automatedgenealogy.com.

Can't see him in 1921 though...