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- Bronte Harbour, ON
- 1 schooner PRINCESS, Capt. M. Robinson, from Bronte with 10 cords of steamboat wood for Macpherson &
- 2 her run from Toronto to Pt. Credit, Oakville, Bronte and Wellington Square on the 10 March, daily,
- 3 up by the schooner EMBLEM, Capt. Belyea of Bronte, assisted by the schooner GEORGINA, Capt.
- 4 the NEW ERA was passing through. She passed Bronte at 11:43, Oakville at 11:56, Port Credit at
- 5 to break her walking beam and cylinder-head off Bronte.
- 6 Water Works project. When about 2 miles west of Bronte, in heavy seas, Capt. Moodie was forced to cut the
- 7 Harbour. The scow was said to be bound from Bronte to Port Dalhousie, so what she was doing in
- 8 sighted a schooner flying distress signals off Bronte. It proved to be the ERIE BELLE, which had lost
- 9 the spray over her bow in great clouds. Off Bronte, she met the propeller CANADA running before the
- 10 Alfred Myles, together with Capt. Skelton of Bronte and his crew arrived by train from Ashtabula. The
- 11 the arrival of the scowschooner P. E. YOUNG from Bronte and the schooner W. J. SUFFELL came in the next
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