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1  on the lake shore between the Credit and Oakville was on his vessel, he would always, when

2  of Oakville, the brig Ocean, of Chatham, the Antelope, of

3  Wyatt, of Toronto: was built by John Potter, of Oakville, and was intended to ply with grain between the

4  9 feet 6 inches. Her builder was John Potter, of Oakville, and her owners were Captain William Wilson of

5  of Hamilton. Time, 4h. 5 min. 16sec.: Kate, Oakville, 2nd, time, 4h 7min. 10 sec.; Wanderer, 3rd,

6  10 30, 2 and 4; Tuesday, 10.30, 2, 4 and 6. Oakville, 50c.; Wednesday, 9 and 2 o'clock; Saturday, 8

7  Oshawa and Bowmanville, Brant House and to Oakville.

8  near the Queen's wharf. She was raised, taken to Oakville and re-built. As the General Wolseley she

9  paddle vessel, and was built by James Andrew, of Oakville, in 1885. Her engine, by Doty, of Toronto, is of

10  at Gananoque, and the Transit of 350 tons at Oakville. The first of these, the John By, ran between

11  it is learned that a new steamboat built at Oakville, (and known as the Oakville,) had commenced

12  Hamilton and Toronto, was also completed at Oakville at nearly the same time. She was owned by a

13  Britain, Canada, Commodore Barrie, Cobourg and Oakville; on the Bay of Quinte the Sir James Kempt,

14  fact that she was at the time of sale lying in Oakville, there is no further information given

15  and Hamilton, calling each way at Port Credit, Oakville and Burlington Bay.

16  for the erection of a lighthouse at Oakville; Colin C. Ferrie and Edmond Ritchie, Esquires,

17  The Burlington, which had been built at Oakville and launched there on June 10th, also made her

18  Wharf, B. B. Canal, Wellington Square, Oakville and Port Credit, on her way up and down.

19  Tuesday and Saturday at 2 p.m. She called at Oakville, Port Credit, Toronto, and Port Hope both going

20  m., (Sundays excepted) calling at Port Credit. Oakville, Bronte and Wellington Square, weather

21  permitting) at Wellington Square, Bronte, Oakville and Port Credit. Toronto, April 23rd, 1852.

22  IV1832450Tow boat TransitOakville1832350 BritanniaKingston1833200 CobourgCobourg18

23  rgeKingston1834400 EnterpriseKingston1834200 UnionOakville1834150 Peter RobinsonLake Simcoe1834150Broken

24  sailing vessels. Experiment1837150 BurlingtonOakville"150 GoreNiagara1838 SimcoeLake

25  River St. AndrewService. Royal Smith and Post Oakville1866300 W. T. RobbDunnvilleabout

26  1880 LuellaToronto187938 Canadian"1882230 SadieOakville1885154 KathleenToronto1886110 Gertrude"188666 Ma

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