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      p.2 The Harbour - St. Lawrence now closed from Cape Vincent to Kingston; earliest safe crossing in 40 years, according to Capt. Hinckley. p.3 ad - H. Cunningham, Boat Builder, (successor to M. O'Gorman), Simcoe St. Nov. 4th, 1871. p.4 ...

      p.1 Shipbuilding - Though not conducted to the same extent as in certain seasons in former years, shipbuilding in Kingston this winter is brisk, and very satisfactory for that class of mechanics. At Messrs. W. Power & Co.'s shipyard work is carried on lively, having ...

      p.2 Important Enterprise - It will be remembered that a short time ago a deputation of gentlemen interested in the deepening of the Rideau Canal, waited upon the Dominion Government in reference thereto. In consequence of the representations made upon that occasion, the ...

      p.1 Board of Trade - Annual Meeting - discuss Rideau and Welland Canals, storm signals - remarks expressed by Mr. Samuel Woods, Observer of the Kingston Weather Storm Signal Office p.2 Storm Signals - should be considered by shippers and forwarders. ...

      p.2 The Annual Report of the Board of Trade - discuss needed enlargement of Welland Canal, Government's efforts to increase summer supply of water in Rideau Canal, Reciprocity, Carrying Trade - hope to see a large warehousing elevator built at Kingston. p.3 ...

      p.2 Wanted - To Purchase or Charter, for one or more years, with the privilege of buying, A Steamer suitable for the Bay of Quinte and River St. Lawrence, capable of carrying 1500 barrels of Flour, with upper saloon or lower cabins. Tenders received at this office up to 1st …

      p.2 Lighthouse Service - The Dep't of Marine and Fisheries calling for tenders for supply of petroleum oil, and for charter of a steam vessel for delivery of supplies to lighthouses above Montreal.

      p.1 Dominion Board of Trade - claim in memorial to Dominion Government that the Welland and St. Lawrence canals are now insufficient, and should be enlarged and the rapids improved. [Ottawa Times] p.2 Mr. W. Biggar, Civil Engineer, of Hamilton, appointed ...

      p.2 Commerce of Garden Island - The following is an accurate statement of the shipping reported at Garden Island for 1871, namely: From April 1st to July 1st - inwards - 82; outwards - 69. From July 1st to December 1st: - Inwards - 91, outwards - 54. Vessels coasting …

      p.2 Fort Erie - Jan. 25th - ferry between Fort Erie and Black Rock aground.

      p.2 Power's Marine Railway - Shipbuilding as alluded to in a late issue, is unusually brisk during the present winter season, and for mechanics versed in that particular kind of work, there seems to be no lack of employment. The Marine Railway, under the energetic supervision of ...

      p.2 Branch Lines - two telegraph companies building lines to Portsmouth - "Messrs. G. Chaffey & Co. and Messrs. Gurney & Glidden have procured possession of the dock at that place, and will carry on the shipping business there next summer, instead of in the city as in ...

      p.2 Notice is given in the Canada Gazette that Coleman Hinckley, the younger, of the Township of Wolfe Island, Dexter Hinckley of the same place, Thomas Hanley of the City of Kingston, John Donnelly of the Village of Garden Island, Frederick A. Folger, John Welsh, and ...

      p.2 marriage of Coleman Hinckley, Jr. of Ferry Pierrepont to Miss Minnie Folger of Cape Vincent.

      p.1 A New Propeller - A new propeller to be called the China, is now in course of construction at Power's shipyard for Messrs. Patterson, (of Kingston) and Proctor, (of Hamilton). Her admeasurement over all, will be 142 feet in length, 26 feet 2 inches in breadth of beam, and …

      p.1 Royal Mail Line - The following are the appointments to the command of the steamers composing the Inland Navigation Company Line for the season of 1872: Corsican, Captain Sinclair, Spartan, Capt. Dunlop; Corinthian, Capt. Farrel; Kingston, Capt. Couverette; Magnet, ...

      p.1 City Council - Peter Kiel, Inspector of Fisheries, complaining about filth and nuisance placed on ice - harmful to fish. p.2 Grain Elevator - We learn from authentic sources that a company is about to be formed to build a grain elevator in this city. ...

      p.2 Steam Dredge - tenders called to purchase of 2nd hand dredge, suitable for lake service, and the Welland Canal, or for construction of a new one 65' by 24' beam, 1 1/2 yard capacity; also for 2 dumping scows of 40 yards capacity each, and likewise for a suitable …

      p.2 The schooner Olive Branch has been purchased by Captain Joseph Dix, of Garden Island, for $8,000.

      p.2 Navigation of 1872 - Seven new propellers are now being built to add to the already large line of this description of steam craft, plying between the great lakes and River St. Lawrence - one at Port Dalhousie, two at St. Catharines, and one here. A couple of others …