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Mayflower

1  The Mayflower

2  through Messrs. McPherson & Crane, purchased the Mayflower, Champion and Highlander, and under the name of

3  early in April. There were several changes. The May Flower, that in 1853 belonged to the Cape Vincent line,

4  The steamers Champion and May Flower formed the Cape Vincent line. The Chief Justice

5  Justice, between Toronto and Presqu' Isle; the Mayflower and Champion, between Toronto and Cape Vincent;

6  Kathleen, Gertrude, Mascotte, Island Queen, Mayflower and Primrose.

7  PrimroseThe two remaining vessels, namely, the Mayflower and Primrose, are sister ships, and are not only

8  1850 with the Champion, also a new boat, and the May Flower, formed a line which began its career on August

9  day. DOWNWARDS. FROM LEWISTON Champion .. .. May Flower, .. .. Highlander, .. Mondays .. .. Wednesdays

10  the CHAMPION, on THURSDAY, the 28th, and the MAYFLOWER will be out next month.

11  No. 30 1/2 McGill Street, or for Champion and May Flower, to Macpherson, Crane & Co., Montreal;

12  CHAMPIONCapt. MARSHALL HIGHLANDER" STEARNS MAY FLOWER " PATERSON

13  HighlanderChampionMayflower TuesdaysThursdaysFridays

14  AGENTS. CHAMPION AND MAY FLOWER. OgdensburghC. A. Starke & Co. TorontoE. M.

15  MaidKingston,1815 Aspandto May FlowerNiagara.1819 DalhousiePrescott1819350Broken

16  (2nd)Montreal1850250 ChampionMontreal1850350 MayflowerNot known1850300 City of

17  QueenPort Dalhousie188944 1/2 MayflowerToronto1890189 Primrose"1890189 John HanlanPort

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