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- Grand Trunk Wharf
- 1 Catharines, the schooner JESSIE H. BRECK at the Grand Trunk Wharf with scrap iron for the Ontario Rolling Mills and
- 2 LAKE ONTARIO was loading old rails at the Grand Trunk Wharf, formerly the Great Western Railway Wharf
- 3 arrived from Port Dalhousie. They went to the Grand Trunk Wharf to load timber for J. S. Murphy in Quebec. Also,
- 4 into the southwest end of the Harbour, near the Grand Trunk wharf and the watchmen let go her anchors. The water
- 5 of the W. J. SUFFELL, was loading lumber at the Grand Trunk Ry. Wharf on the 9 May, for Oswego. The MODJESKA left that
- 6 at Hamilton on the 23 July, taking on oil at the Grand Trunk Wharf. The MYLES was also in port, en route from
- 7 aground on a mud bank when trying to reach the Grand Trunk Wharf on the 20 October, but managed to get free the
- 8 the 20 May and would then take on lumber at the Grand Trunk Wharf for
- 9 schooner W. J. SUFFELL was unable to reach the Grand Trunk Wharf to load lumber for Oswego. However, two days
- 10 the SIR S. L. TILLEY was loading brick at the Grand Trunk Wharf.
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