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Saint Catharines, ON

1  Leaves St. Catharines every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Morning, at

2  Port Stanley, and the propeller Brantford from St. Catharines to Montreal.

3  resumed her course between Toronto and St. Catharines.

4  The Welland (2nd), Captain Donaldson, built at St. Catharines early in 1853, ran from that port to Toronto in

5  wharf, Toronto, the steamer St. Nicholas from St. Catharines, the schooner James Hunter with damaged wheat

6  left on Saturdays at six p. m., calling at St. Catharines, ports on Welland Canal, Port Dover, Port

7  ran a steamer for Chicago, calling at St. Catharines, Thorold, Port Colborne, Port Dover, Port

8  and boiler were built by Mr. G. F. Oil, all of St. Catharines.

9  was launched from the yard of Mr. Shickluna, of St. Catharines. Her dimensions were 185 feet long by 30 feet

10  Donaldson & Andrews launched from their yard at St. Catharines, on April 7th, says the Journal, published in

11  The propeller America ran from Montreal to St. Catharines, calling at Toronto on her upward trip.

12  to his aid the services of Mr. Shickluna, of St. Catharines, the well-known ship-builder. The keel for the

13  A new vessel built at St. Catharines, known as the Silver Spray, Captain Donaldson,

14  On April 18th was launched at St. Catharines the new propeller City of London, intended to

15  or on Sunday morning. The propeller Indian left St. Catharines to-day for Hamilton to load peas and flour for

16  vessel was launched from Shickluna's shipyard, St. Catharines, making the total number of twenty-six schooners

17  freight and passenger traffic between Toronto, St. Catharines and Niagara Falls, hence the name given to the

18  has just been mentioned, to ply from Toronto to St. Catharines, and she did so for the remainder of that year.

19  the head of the lake, was built in this year at St. Catharines by Shickluna for S. Neelon. Her capacity was 370

20  vessels were the Dominion, which ran to St. Catharines; the Dromedary, Mary Ward, America, St.

21  Ariadne, and eldest son of Dr. A. Jukes, of St. Catharines, Ontario, in the heroic effort to save the life

22  1886, when she was placed upon the route between St. Catharines, Toronto and Montreal. For a short time she

23  was built by Andrews for Sylvester Neelon, of St. Catharines.

24  James Morris, of the same place, and ran from St. Catharines to Montreal on the "up trip," calling at

25  Campbell, Windsor; Sylvester Neelon, M. P. P., St. Catharines; J. C. Graham, St. Catharines, proprietors,

26  is a one deck screw steamer, built in 1876, at St. Catharines, by Melancthon Simpson, of the same place. Her

27  A correspondent of the Globe writing from St. Catharines under date June 28, 1872, makes some very severe

28  touching at Grimsby and Port Dalhousie, (near St. Catharines, from which place a carriage will meet the boat

29  the 15th day of April, between Toronto and St. Catharines, leaving Toronto at 7 a. m., and returning leave

30  who left Toronto by this route arrived in St. Catharines in time to take the line of stages (meeting the

31  Between Toronto and Port Dalhousie for St. Catharines there was daily communication, notified widely

32  St. Catharines and Toronto. STEAMER "MAZEPPA" W. DONALDSON,

33  Leave St. Catharines every Morning at half-past six o'clock. (Sunday)

34  (1st)St. Catharines1842300Burned. Queen

35  Simcoe1849150Burned MazeppaSt. Catharines1850200 Highlander

36  MoffattChatham1853369 Welland (2nd)St. Catherines1853300 RangerFt.

37  LawrenceFreight GartshorePropellers. St. NicholasSt. Catharines1854 EuropaHamilton1854600 CanadaNiagara1854700Bu

38  Quinte1861250 AdvancePt. Dalhousie1862400 AmericaSt. Catharines1862400Propeller OspreyMontreal1863300Propeller H

39  MajestySt. Catharines1863300Propeller Anglo SaxonSt.

40  MajestySt. Catharines1863300Propeller Anglo SaxonSt. Catharines1864200 Racine1864Rebuilt 1863, formerly the City

41  Port Dalhousie. Silver SpraySt. Catharines1864350 SpartanMontreal1864450 CorinthianKingston

42  Dalhousie1864Freight Propellers. City of LondonSt. Catharines1865450Freight Propellers. Bessie BarwickSt.

43  Propellers. Bessie BarwickSt. Catharines1866469 Bouquet1866Toronto

44  Steamers Continued. DominionSt. Catharines1869370 HastingsMontreal1868286Ch'ng'd to

45  of MontrealChatham1873220Wrecked 1881. PersiaSt. Catharines1873392 Lady of the LakesLake Simcoe"Lake Simcoe

46  1881 Toronto Ferry Co.:Jessie McEdwardsSt. Catharines187621 1/2 ArlingtonHarwood187833Rebuilt

47  pass. and freight. DominionSt. Catharines1868370Freight

48  Hastings. EnterpriseSt. Catharines1864610Re-built 1881. Freight propeller Frank

49  R. LansdowneDetroit18841,900G. T. R. L. ShicklunaSt. Catharines1870394Freight propeller. L. ShicklunaSt.

50  Catharines1870394Freight propeller. L. ShicklunaSt. Catharines187830Tug. NiagaraSt.

51  ShicklunaSt. Catharines187830Tug. NiagaraSt. Catharines1875509 OngiaraToronto188594Form'ly Queen

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