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Calvin Company

1   years, served as a river tug in the fleet of the Calvins of Garden

2   had recently undergone a complete rebuild. The Calvins were operating the old WILLIAM IV and the

3   arrived from Toronto, to load staves for the Calvins of Garden Island. She was followed by the

4   Island, the Calvins' snug little empire opposite Kingston, was the

5   status of a side-wheel tug, in the employ of the Calvins of Garden Island, who sold her the following year

6   on the 18 April, when the tug CHIEFTAIN of the Calvin fleet, arrived with a tow of four schooners to load

7   T. R. wharf to load timber for their owners, the Calvins, at Garden Island. The D. D. CALVIN was new,

8   Timber--The Canal at the BeachThe Calvin Company of Garden Island, was still operating in

9   of Kingston, went ashore at Fairhaven and the Calvin tug CHIEFTAIN lost four barges east of the piers

10   got aground in the vicinity of [***missing] The Calvin Co. despatched their tug CHIEFTAIN to the scene of

11   Iroquois at 4:00 a.m. on the 20 October. The Calvin Co. was called in and despatched their tugs REGINALD,

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