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- Hamilton Gas Light Company
- 1 the sum of £12,500 was set up as capital for the Hamilton Gas Light Company and this could be doubled. Two years later, the
- 2 arrivals, both with coal from Ashtabula for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. They were the MARION L. BRECK and the ARCTIC
- 3 of coal from Sodus Point on the 8 May, for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. and on the 10 May, the R. & O. Line steamer
- 4 on the 30 May with coal from Ashtabula for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. and the round trip took only four and a half
- 5 E. Browne & Son, 6,279, MacKays, 3,664 and the Hamilton Gas Light Co., 3,494, with 4,000 tons yet to
- 6 was in port from Cleveland with coal for the Hamilton Gas Light Co.
- 7 IONA arrived from Cleveland with coal for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. She had been built in 1892 at Trenton, Ontario
- 8 ST. LAWRENCE from Cleveland with coal for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. The R. & O. steamer HAMILTON arrived from and
- 9 Hamilton Gas Light Co., who had, for some time, received their coal
- 10 Wharf with a cargo of 1,350 tons of coal for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. Drawing 14 feet, the SEGUIN dragged bottom all
- 11 brought the season's last cargo of coal for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. from Ashtabula. The EMERALD, 394 tons, was bullt
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