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1   would consist of the HURON, OTTAWA, COLONIST and INDIAN.

2   Jacques, Tracy & Co. would be: HURON, COLONIST, INDIAN, AVON, OTTAWA and ST. LAWRENCE. Messrs. Black &

3   the BANSHEE remained in Toronto. The propeller INDIAN, downbound from Hamilton to Montreal, went ashore

4   to Montreal service: HURON, AVON, COLONIST, INDIAN, ST. LAWRENCE and OTTAWA. The Beaver Line

5   the previous year, viz. HURON, COLONIST, AVON, INDIAN, OTTAWA and ST.

6   which would consist of the HURON, Capt. Taylor, INDIAN, Capt. Vaughan, ST. LAWRENCE, Capt. Rea, AVON,

7   Barsalou advertised that the propellers AVON and INDIAN would be sold at Montreal. The AVON was at

8   the winter fleet in Hamilton consisted of the INDIAN and OTTAWA of the Jacques, Tracy Line in addition

9   Capt. Zealand, standing by with his propeller INDIAN, put a hawser on the reluctant hull, signalled for

10   30 April, for early that morning, his propeller INDIAN, downbound in the Thousand Islands with general

11   the 20 April, the propellers ACADIA and INDIAN departed for Port Dalhousie, while the arrivals

12   DOMINION, DROMEDARY, EUROPE, EAST, GEORGIAN, INDIAN, LAKE ERIE (73), LAKE MICHIGAN, LAKE ONTARIO,

13   CANADA, CITY OF MONTREAL, CITY OF CHATHAM, INDIAN and LAKE ONTARIO were being fitted. out for the

14   had disposed of his interests in the propellers INDIAN and CUBA, but retained that in the AFRICA. He was

15   from Kingston, stating that the old propeller INDIAN had received an extensive overhaul during the

16   old steamer INDIAN, once owned in Hamilton, was destroyed by fire at

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