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      p.2 Imports - 1st. ]NOTES[1866 KINGSTON DAILY NEWS (available on microfilm at Queen's University - Stauffer Library) (available at P.A.C. microfilm N-9341; N-9342 starts at Oct. 16, 1866)

      p.2 Board of Trade - given presentation on the Georgian Bay Canal by Mr. Fowler. Imports - 2.

      p.2 Imports - 3,4.

      p.2 Steamer Watertown - The steamer Watertown, recently rebuilt, went over as far as Garden Island yesterday afternoon to try her engines and boiler which were found to work well. The Ferry Steamers - The ice at Wolfe Island is such as to render it necessary for the steamer ...

      p.2 The Ice & The Ferry Steamers - The ice took last night to Wolfe and Garden Islands, and along the shore to Murney Tower. The Pierrepont did not cross over to Cape Vincent again yesterday evening, as was intended, but she made the trip to Garden Island and back …

      p.2 Steamers Laid Up Here - There are 15 steamers and propellers laid up in this port this winter - Steamers Passport, Kingston, Grecian, Bay of Quinte, Osprey, Rochester, Pierrepont, Watertown and Gazelle; and propellers North, Indian, St. Lawrence, Avon, Ranger and ...

      p.2 A New Village - Garden Island incorporated as a village.

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      p.2 VESSELS LAID UP IN CANADIAN PORTS The following is a list of vessels laid up in the different ports of Canada, furnished by the Board of Lake Underwriters:- Kingston - Steamers Bay of Quinte, Grecian, Watertown, Ranger, Rochester, Gazelle, Kingston, Passport, ...

      p.2 The Navigation Company - The Canadian Inland Steam Navigation Company held its annual meeting in Montreal on Wednesday. Hugh Allan, Esq., President, read an able report of the year's business; and not withstanding the heavy losses arising from the accidents to the Passport, ...

      p.2 City Council - Petition of Gordon Finkle, regarding the removal of a vessel near the Tete du Pont barracks, which he had been prevented from taking away by Alderman Allen, and asking that the articles removed from the vessel in question (one anchor, a chain and a windlass), ...

      p.3 Barges For Sale - The Lark, Lyre and Linnet, Capacity 20,000 bushels each, for sale by the Montreal Steam Elevating Company. Montreal, February 22nd.

      p.2 Steamer Corinthian - The steamer Corinthian is announced to run between Port Hope and Rochester from the 8th to the 17th of March. She runs thus early altogether for the convenience of shippers to the American market anxious to get produce in before the expiration of the ...

      p.2 City Council - petition of Patrick Hurley, relating to work done in August 1864, for the City Engineer, in taking up an anchor near the foot of Ontario street, (the same anchor which was taken from the old barges to Alderman Allen's yard), and asking for a balance of …

      p.2 The River Steamers - We hear that the Inland Navigation Company intend to have their steamers all ready for beginning the season's operations by the middle of April, fully a fortnight earlier than the boats have been run in past years. If the season admits, the steamers will ...

      p.3 M. O'Gorman, Boat Builder, Simcoe street, Kingston C.W. A good assortment of Skiffs always on hand. Work leaving Kingston to be paid for before being sent out of the establishment. March 10th Board of Steamboat Inspection - notice of sittings for examination of ...

      p.2 Boy Thieves - stole 200 pounds of lead from steamer Rochester now lying at Ontario Foundry wharf.

      p.2 Navigation - sch. Trade Wind from Port Hope to Oswego with wheat - first navigation of season.

      p.2 City Council - communication from Col. Moffatt, R.C.R., President of the Garrison Sanitary Committee, suggesting that the old barges near the Tete du Pont barracks be removed. Referred to the Mayor, with power to act.

      p.3 Marine Insurance - Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. - James Swift, agent, on St. Lawrence wharf.