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Larkin, John Henry

1   and read as follows: R. Juson, Daniel C. Gunn, J. H. Larkin, Nehemiah Merritt, Jas. Mathieson, R. O. Duggan,

2   Nixon & Swales, From Toronto Sch. MOWAT, Larkin, Holcomb & Henderson, from Cleveland with coalSch.

3   sank after a collision with the schooner JESSIE, Capt. Larkin of St. Catharines. The steamer was on a voyage

4   The trip to Hamilton was made pleasant by Capt. Larkin's hospitality, he having laid on a good supply of

5   and all conveniences. For particulars, apply to Capt. Larkin at St. Catharines, A. D. MacKay, MacKay's Wharf,

6   Jas. Norris, J. G. Currie, M. Simpson, McKenzie, Larkin, Crerar, Smith, Grant and Mayer, the company

7   Galt), Mr. Abbey (of Port Robinson), Adam Hope, Capt. Larkin and finally to The Ladies, were given and duly

8   Beach trade this season, built in Hamilton by Capt. John Henry Larkin. She measured 48.0 x 10.3 x 3.6 feet and had a

9  Capt. Larkin of the SHAMROCK, had a very unpleasant trip

10   the foot of Simcoe Street, John Larkin was laying the keel for a steam launch for the

11   the 11 September, J. H. Larkin was preparing to launch his new steam-launch

12   Montreal with general cargo. The following day, J. H. Larkin took the MASONIC out for a trial run on the

13   about not starting anything on a Friday, J. H. Larkin launched the yacht MAPLE LEAF from the Robertson

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