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1  with the Northern Railway each Thursday from Collingwood to Chicago.

2  the Northern Railway of Canada, from Toronto to Collingwood. These vessels, four in number, were the

3  was described by her captain, Thomas Dick, left Collingwood with the mail for the Red River, calling at Fort

4  Thomas Dick was managing director, ran from Collingwood to the Sault Ste. Marie and intermediate ports.

5  taken the contract for carrying the mails from Collingwood to Sault Ste. Marie this season. He will have a

6  described her, resumed her regular trips from Collingwood to Sault Ste. Marie on May 20th. She was under

7  Railway from Toronto, on May 2nd, between Collingwood and Owen Sound.

8  owner Mr. G. H. Wyatt, of Toronto, towed into Collingwood. The steamer Rescue took the place of the

9  she being sent to Lake Superior, plying from Collingwood to Fort William. Her captain was D. Maclean. She

10  For some years the steam communication between Collingwood and the Sault Ste. Marie was limited to one boat

11  service during that season--steamers leaving Collingwood for the Sault twice a week instead of only once.

12  there were the two routes, via Sarnia and Collingwood, to the north-west; but the latter was in those

13  The Lake Superior Royal Mail Line, from Collingwood to Fort William, consisted of the Algoma,

14  with the Northern Railway from Toronto from Collingwood to the Sault St. Marie.

15  Manitoba and Arcadia. The other line sailed from Collingwood and consisted of the Cumberland, Chicora,

16  Lake Huron for some little time, also ran from Collingwood for the Sault Ste. Marie, Parry Sound and

17  For a very short time in 1878 she had run from Collingwood to. Chicago under Captain Parsons, but this was

18  between Chicago and the New England States via Collingwood. For five years everything went " merry as a

19  W. Seymour, A. M. Macgregor, master, also left Collingwood for the Sault Ste. Marie every Thursday.

20  The Waubuno also ran from Collingwood, proceeding to Parry Sound and Penetanguishene.

21  From Collingwood, what was called the Lake Superior Line, or,

22  The Collingwood Line in 1877 was slightly altered, the City of

23  and the Southern Belle and Waubuno plied from Collingwood to Sault Ste. Marie, Parry Sound and,

24  The Collingwood steamers were the City of Winnipeg, City of Owen

25  Upon the opening of the season of 1880 the Collingwood line for ports on the Georgian Bay, comprised

26  and Ontario for ports on Lake Superior, and from Collingwood, also for the same ports ran the Frances Smith,

27  Running from Collingwood, calling at Owen Sound from the Sault Ste.

28  from the railway station on his return from Collingwood, where he had been for a short visit.

29  to the interior of the north west district via Collingwood.

30  The Collingwood and Lake Superior Line -Its Immediate Successor.

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