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Bastien, H. L.

1   This view of the Point at the foot Bay St. shows H. L. Bastien's boathouse at the extreme right. To its left is

2  H. L. Bastien, former ship-carpenter with James Whyte, placed an

3   also remarked that, "Mr. H. L. Bastien had, as usual, made extensive arrangements for

4   September, printed this piece of news: "Recently H. L. Bastien noticed that about 200 feet of new rope was

5   trip 25 cents, trips on the yacht NAPOLEON from Bastien's Boat-house to Rock Bay, where David Henderson had

6   their former moorings along the shore. Mr. Bastien and the other boatmen are already preparing for

7   NAPOLEON, EMPRESS, UNIQUE and other yachts at H. L. Bastien's boathouse, and then upon the SAILOR BOY and the

8  H. L. Bastien announced his intention of erecting a new

9   made at the Bay for the coming boating season. Mr. Bastien has constructed a handsome new boat-house and a

10   quarters and were battened down until Spring. At Bastien's boathouses, the steamers JULIETTE and DENNIS

11   trees came down, small boats were smashed and Bastien's boat houses were demolished. Capt. Campbell had

12   had just been completed in the boat works of H. L. Bastien and measured 21 feet in length and 4 feet 11

13   following on the 7 May: The steam launch which H. L. Bastien has been building for J. W. Millard, T. W. Lester

14   known along the waterfront, rented a skiff from H. L. Bastien and rowed across to the Beach. He visited Capt.

15   hold were 13 rowing and sailing boats, built at H. L. Bastien's boat works for a customer in

16  H. L. Bastien completed an electric launch on the 19 June for a

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