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Huron

1   of vessels and it consisted of the new steamer HURON, recently completed at Sorel under command of

2   SARAH JANE, Quirk, to Brighton, lightStr. HURON, Stalker, to Montreal, generalSch. HOPE, Zealand,

3   to Hamilton and it listed the following vessels: HURON, Capt. Stalker, GEORGE MOFFATT, Capt. Twitchell,

4   with general cargo for Nixon & Swales; steamer HURON, Capt. Stalker from Montreal with general cargo

5   "Through Line" comprised the steamers HURON, COLONIST and

6   almost ready to leave Cape Vincent and that the HURON was about to sail from Kingston. The St. Lawrence

7   fleet of freight steamers would consist of the HURON, OTTAWA, COLONIST and

8   Toledo for a short distance, when the steamer HURON came along and took her into Kingston. The

9   operated by Jacques, Tracy & Co. would be: HURON, COLONIST, INDIAN, AVON, OTTAWA and ST. LAWRENCE.

10   steamers on the Hamilton to Montreal service: HURON, AVON, COLONIST, INDIAN, ST. LAWRENCE and OTTAWA.

11   would be the same as the previous year, viz. HURON, COLONIST, AVON, INDIAN, OTTAWA and ST.

12   steamer HURON was chartered by the Orangemen of Hamilton for an

13   Heights on Thursday the 18 July. The steamer HURON left Proctor's Wharf at 7:30 a.m. and

14   Jacques Tracy Line, which would consist of the HURON, Capt. Taylor, INDIAN, Capt. Vaughan, ST.

15   ONTARIO and the new LAKE ERIE, as well as the HURON, CANADA, DROMEDARY, OSPREY, CITY OF CHATHAM plus

16   Edward, when the Grand Trunk Railway car-ferry HURON slid down the ways. The Globe of 11 June, had

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