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1   MICHIGAN and LAKE ONTARIO. The schooners UNDINE, GULNARE and AIGLE DE MER are berthed at Myles Coal Wharf

2   this mishap, the tug collided with the schooner GULNARE, inbound.

3   Myles purchased. the schooner GULNARE which had been built by J. P. Abbey at Port

4   Wharf. At Myles' Wharf were the schooners GULNARE, UNDINE and ELLA

5   the 7 May, the schooners UNDINE and GULNARE cleared for Cleveland while the propellers ACADIA

6   the Hamilton-owned sailing vessels, the GULNARE did fairly well in the timber trade, while the

7   the ST. MAGNUS, DENNIS BOWEN and the schooner GULNARE for repairs. So ended

8   schooner GULNARE was modernized by the addition of an "iron

9   the evening of 11 May, the schooner GULNARE, Capt. Jas. Johnson of Hamilton, had a close call.

10   was on her way up from Montreal and the schooner GULNARE was in winter quarters at Myles'

11   was loading at Browne's Wharf and the schooner GULNARE left Myles' Wharf for Garden River, to load

12   from Oswego; at Myles' Wharf, the UNDINE and the GULNARE from Oswego; at the McIlwraith Wharf, the AURORA

13   was unloading coal at Murton & Reid's and the GULNARE was laid up at Myles'

14   timber at the N. & N. W. Wharf for Oswego. The GULNARE was awaiting her turn at the same wharf. The

15   at Murton & Reid's Wharf along with the GULNARE which had been painted bright green, with white

16   the schooner UNDINE ready to go. The schooner GULNARE, Capt. Wm. Skelton, was to leave for Toledo, to

17   these were the propeller MYLES and the schooners GULNARE, E. H. RUTHERFORD and the SYLVESTER NEELON. This

18   with 370 tons of coal from Toledo and the GULNARE was on her way from Oswego with coal and would

19   with a cargo of moulding sand and the schooner GULNARE arrived from Ashtabula with 400 tons of

20   these were the propeller MYLES and the schooners GULNARE, E. H. RUTHERFORD and the SYLVESTER NEELON. This

21   was expected in a few days and the schooner GULNAIR was at Port Colborne. The season had been fairly

22   Mich, to attend to the needs of the schooner GULNARE which had gone ashore near that port last season.

23   arrived by train from Ashtabula. The schooner GULNARE was ashore and breaking up just east of the

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