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      Official No.: 104069; Previous Registration: British (1905) Later Registration: U.K. (1913) 145x23x10 Owned by Magdalen Islands Steamship Co. Wrecked Boar's Head, Bay of Fundy N. S. 07/06/12, did not re-enter service until 1916.

      Other Names: St. Margaret; Camosun (1940); Official No.: 124202; Previous Registration: British (1925) as St. Margaret Later Registration: Greece (1945) 242x33x11 Owned by Canadian National Railways, to Union Steamship Co. 1940. Arrived in Vancouver from United Kingdom 30/03/25.

      Official No.: 98964; 155x23x10 Owned by J. Playfair, Midland 1914. Built by S. McKnight & Co., Ayr Scotland 1891. Engine 22-44x30 by W. Kemp, Glasgow. Wrecked 02/06/17 Sambro N. S., described as "Naval service tug". ; Final Location: Sambro, Nova Scotia, Canada, Wrecked

      Official No.: 126210; 157x32x14 Owned by Union Steamship Co. Licensed for 225 passengers 1914. Rammed and sunk by "Lady Cynthia" 27/12/25 near Vancouver. ; Final Location: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Foundered (Collision)