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Singapore

1   dry dock at Port Dalhousie and the schooners SINGAPORE, JOHN McGEE and MARY ANN LYDON all arrived. from

2   schooner SINGAPORE was in the harbour again on the 2 May and the

3   a busy place on the 12 May with the schooners SINGAPORE, ANNIE FAULKNER, L. D. BULLOCK, FLORA EMMA and

4   in refloating his recently-acquired schooner SINGAPORE, which had gone aground near Charlotte last fall.

5   from Montreal, as was the CUBA. The schooner SINGAPORE brought coal from Oswego for the MacKays and the

6   TRADE WIND all in from Charlotte, as well as the SINGAPORE from

7   of wire for the Ontario Tack Co. The schooner SINGAPORE cleared, light, for Charlotte. The continuing low

8   on the 24 October, the schooners E. A. FULTON, SINGAPORE and ERIE STEWART all arrived from Oswego for

9   were the W. J. SUFFELL, Capt. John Corson, SINGAPORE, Capt. S. Malcolmson, VIENNA, which belonged to

10   way down the Lake, the W. J. SUFFELL and the SINGAPORE were loading coal at Charlotte and a race was in

11   the season yet, the schooners ELLA MURTON and SINGAPORE cleared for Oswego on the morning of the 14

12   schooner SINGAPORE, Capt. Sutherland, left port on the 24 April for

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