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James Street Wharf

1   their intentions of commencing business on the James Street Wharf, lately in the occupation of M. W. & E. Browne.

2   on the City Wharf on the east side of the James Street Slip. The MAGNET was ready to go, once the ice moved

3   WEST. By this method, he towed her out of the James St. Slip and, with the assistance of the steamer

4   set in. Holcomb & Henderson's occupancy of the James St. Wharf in Hamilton would be

5   Forwarding! The subscriber, having leased the James Street Wharf, recently in the occupation of Holcomb &

6   the Wharfage and Forwarding Business on the James Street Wharf and trusts that his strict attention to the

7   use the old City Wharf on the East side of the James Street Slip. This wharf had been built over the remains of

8   to the Beach on the 21 May, sailing from the James St. Slip.

9   and the Hamilton Steamboat Co. fleet were in the James St. Slip.

10   depth of 14 feet leading straight into the James St. Slip. The dredge was then moved to the west end of the

11   gave up and returned to the quiet waters of the James St. Slip.

12   and talked about anchors for buoys off the James St. Slip. After loading two castings, weighing about 40

13   fleet of the Hamilton Steamboat Co. were in the James St. Slip and looking very smart in their new coats of

14   promised a sailing every twenty minutes from the James St. Slip to the Beach, using the MACASSA, MODJESKA,

15   ice-boats in service. One of them went from the James St. Slip to Dynes' Hotel on the Beach, in nine

16   usual and wishing the ice would break up. At the James St. Slip, the MACASSA had been redecorated throughout and

17   inspector. The MACASSA towed her to the James St. Slip, where the redecorating of the passenger space

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