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1   steamer ARGYLE berthed in the Canal Basin at Dundas Photo:

2   Canal on the evening of 13 June. The steamer ARGYLE, bound for Dundas at about 8:00 p.m. overtook a

3   May, carried this article regarding the steamer ARGYLE: "This favourite steamer, the property of Messrs.

4   of grain or 200,000 feet of lumber. The steamer ARGYLE had taken passengers from Hamilton to witness the

5   August, the ARGYLE was running to Oaklands and the Beach, but the

6   the 23 June reminded the public that the steamer ARGYLE was running two trips per day to Oaklands and the

7   the Baptist Day, with a trip from Dundas on the ARGYLE which would call at the Victoria Wharf before

8   This was later proved to be a bluff to keep the ARGYLE, or any other vessel,

9   the steamers ACADIA, BRUNO, OSPREY, ONTARIO and ARGYLE. The sailing vessels were: HERCULES, PEERLESS, E.

10   steamer ARGYLE, which had been a familiar sight in Hamilton

11   (73), AFRICA (73), ALMA MUNRO (73), AMERICA, ARGYLE, ACADIA, BRISTOL, BRUNO, CANADA, COLUMBIA (73),

12   sailed from the wharf "formerly occupied by the ARGYLE". The steamer TRANSIT, Capt. G. Beatty, also

13   Toronto, Hamilton and St. Catharines. The ASIA, ARGYLE, COLUMBIA, CALIFORNIA, EUROPE, LAKE ONTARIO,

14   It is under stood that the DENNIS BOWEN and the ARGYLE will also ply to the

15   line would operate the OCEAN, PRUSSIA, SCOTIA, ARGYLE, LINCOLN, CLINTON, CITY OF ST. CATHARINES and

16   and ACADIA. The following day, the propeller ARGYLE arrived from Montreal with general cargo and the

17   Capt. E. Wright, OCEAN, Capt. Archie McMaugh, ARGYLE, Capt. G. Malcolmson, LINCOLN, Capt. J. Duncanson,

18   ALMA MUNRO, Capt. J. H. Scott. The propellers ARGYLE and CLINTON will operate mostly on the Upper

19   1860's, he sailed the little sidewheel steamer ARGYLE, in which he had a financial

20   rumour to the effect that the steamer ARGYLE, formerly the EMPRESS OF INDIA, might be placed on

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