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- Portsmouth, ON
- 1 that yard, and that Messrs. Collins & Power, at Portsmouth, had a 330 ton brig under construction, for Hunter
- 2 COMET was originally built by George N. Ault at Portsmouth and measured 174.0 x 23.5 x 10.0; Gross 336. She
- 3 was the propeller BANSHEE which came from the Portsmouth shipyard of George N. Ault, for the joint account
- 4 rebuilt from a river barge by George N. Ault at Portsmouth in 1855 and her machinery was originally in the
- 5 et al., of Havana. She had been built in 1854 at Portsmouth by George N. Ault and measured 176.1 x 27.3 x
- 6 to start her on her way. She was built at Portsmouth in 1853 and lasted to 1909, a very long life.Some
- 7 short career. On the same day, George N. Ault at Portsmouth, put the old BRANTFORD in the water after an
- 8 a rebuild of the old BRANTFORD. News from Portsmouth, provided by the Kingston Whig and copied
- 9 was keeping busy was that of Chaffey & Pierce at Portsmouth, Ont. This yard had, by the 30 March, done a complete
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