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- Southern Belle
- 1 the 26 March, the steamer SOUTHERN BELLE was advertised for sale by auction in Toronto.
- 2 Wharf to the Canal piers, while the steamer SOUTHERN BELLE was advertised as "leaving the Ocean House,
- 3 steamer SOUTHERN BELLE was back on the Hamilton and Toronto route in
- 4 27 August. Capt. Leach, formerly of the SOUTHERN BELLE, who now commanded the CITY OF MONTREAL, stayed in
- 5 BOWEN handled the traffic to Oaklands and the SOUTHERN BELLE brought some 800 passengers over from Toronto in
- 6 July, drew crowds from Toronto, who came on the SOUTHERN BELLE and on something advertised as the "LADY RUPERT",
- 7 Prince Arthur's Landing and Duluth. The steamer SOUTHERN BELLE commenced her twice-daily service from Hamilton
- 8 advertisements appearing in July was that of the SOUTHERN BELLE making two round trips daily to Toronto, with
- 9 Nail Works. Nearly 400 people sailed on the SOUTHERN BELLE to Lorne Park for their annual picnic and the day
- 10 steamer SOUTHERN BELLE was advertised on the 23 May as sailing from
- 11 all of Toronto and I. P. Gray of Chicago. The SOUTHERN BELLE, Capt. Donaldson, had received new boilers and had
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