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Geddes, William Alfred

1  Wharfinger W. A. Geddes The Globe, January 8, 1898 Wharfinger W. A.

2  in 1857, superseded by the Central School, which Mr. Geddes attended. Leaving school in 1860, he entered

3  & Company, prominent forwarders of Montreal. Mr. Geddes succeeded Mr. Henry Jacques in this post, who

4  With his usual enterprise, Mr. Geddes became interested in the steamer Cuba in 1877,

5  vessel owners and marine men then to the front. Mr. Geddes was appointed Secretary and Treasurer, which

6  authorities from plans drafted from the ideas of Mr. Geddes. This wharf is used by the fine steel steamboats

7  One of the important incidents in Mr. Geddes career was the arrival in Toronto of the big

8  Along with his other responsibilities Mr. Geddes fills the position of Harbor Commissioner at

9  Mr. Geddes was married on December 22, 1870, in Hamilton,

10  Ever since Mr. Geddes came to Toronto in September 1873, he has been

11  which did not include the name of Wharfinger W. A. Geddes, the man who has been delegate to Ottawa on

12  8, 1898: The Persia has been acquired by Messrs. W. A. Geddes, of Toronto, and Jaques, of Montreal, Capt.

13  gale. From 1888 to 1892 Capt. Trowell was with Mr. W. A. Geddes in the wharfage business at Toronto in 1893 he

14  that Capt. Trowell has been in the employ of Mr. W.A. Geddes for 22 years, afloat and ashore, with the

15  Wharfinger W. A. Geddes

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