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- Glasgow, Scotland
- 1 and speed, is the work of Mr. R. Morton, of Glasgow, the designer of some of the fastest steamers on
- 2 were as follows:-- Designer, Robert Morton, Glasgow; steel hull, Dalzell Co., Dalzell, Scotland;
- 3 built on the Clyde in 1888 by Hamilton & Co., of Glasgow, and on her completion brought out here. Her
- 4 another firm, Messrs. Napier, Shanks & Bell, of Glasgow, whose fame as ship builders is known throughout
- 5 Messrs. Dunsmuir and Jackson, engineers of Glasgow, supplied her engines, which are of no less than
- 6 for the C. P. R. in 1883, by Aiken & Co., of Glasgow; each of them is of 1,440 tons burthen. They are
- 7 The Campana, a propeller of 1,287 tons, built in Glasgow in 1873, took the place of the Algoma for some
- 8 Ferry.
HuronEnglandGunboatR. N.
Rothesay CastleGlasgow1864400Burned 1874.
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- 9 Steamers:AlgomaDescb'd elsewh'reWrecked
AlbertaGlasgow18831440
Athabasca"18831440
Campana"18731287
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