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- Flatt & Bradley
- 1 of splendid timber, grown thereon, to Messrs. Flatt & Bradley, timber merchants. It is all oak, and will be
- 2 The CALIFORNIA headed for Port Dalhousie. Messrs. Flatt & Bradley were completing the make-up of five drams and
- 3 Quebec. This was the second raft dispatched by Flatt & Bradley and both were to be at Prescott to prepare for
- 4 fourth and last of Flatt & Bradley's rafts left Hamilton on the 23 August, in tow of
- 5 125,000 cu. ft. of timber to Quebec for Flatt & Bradley. This tug had been built in 1871 at Renfrew by
- 6 tug S. S. EDSALL was expected to take a raft for Flatt & Bradley.
- 7 The little steamer CLARA LOUISE was chartered by Flatt & Bradley to tow timber from the Northern & Northwestern
- 8 man described a visit to the new mill of Messrs. Flatt & Bradley at Casselman on the Canada Atlantic Ry. This was
- 9 The schoonerg at this time, was owned. by Flatt & Bradley of
- 10 SYLVESTER NEELON. This latter vessel, owned by Flatt & Bradley spent most of the winter on the Shickluna dry
- 11 SYLVESTER NEELON. This latter vessel, owned by Flatt & Bradley spent most of the winter on the Shickluna dry
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