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      Dimensions (LBD): 105' x 23.6' x 6.3' ; 1874 Built W. Powers, Kingston, ONT. 1877 Owned P.A. Harris, Ottawa, ONT. 1886 Owned G.A. Harris, Ottawa; 150 x 23.6 x 6.3', 146 net tons.; Original Owner: W. Powers & Co.

      Official No.: 71175; Dimensions (LBD): 40' x 8.8' x 3.1' ; 1875 Operated on bay, river & Rideau Canal. 1878 Owned J.G. Richardson, Brockton, ONT.

      Official No.: 71173; Dimensions (LBD): 54.6' x 10.1' x 5.3' ; 1878 Owned J. Fisher, Portsmouth, ONT. 1879 Owned Kingston; 25 ton, screw style.

      Official No.: 71176; Dimensions (LBD): 102' x 19.7' x 6.7' ; Empolyed in lumber trade. 1888 Rebuilt as garge; 107 gross & net tons. c1900 Reported abandoned. 1901 Registry closed. 1902 Sunk Kingston, ONT; hull removed for firewood.; Original Owner: W.B. Anglin et al

      Official No.: 71173; 55x10x5 Owned by J. Fisher, Portsmouth Ont. 1875; A. Gunn, 1884, 1886; T. G. Brigham, Ottawa 1901. Built by Robinson, Kingston 1872. Engine 11x12 by C. McBride, Glasgow. Yacht, later tug.

      Official No.: 71175; 40x9x3 Owned by J. G. Richardson, Brockville. Built by Chaffey Bros., Kingston and launched 19/04/74.

      Official No.: 71176; 102x20x7 Owned by W. B. & S. Anglin, Kingston 1874; S. Anglin, Kingston 1877; W. B. Anglin, Kingston 1886; to R. Davis, Kingston 1887. Built by W. Ainslie, Kingston and launched 27/04/74. Engine 14x48 by G. J. Tranby, Kingston. Rideau & St. Lawrence passenger service, also to …

      Reason: broke walking-beam Hull damage: $600 Remarks: Repaired

      Reason: aground Hull damage: $400 Cargo: $300 Freight: grain Remarks: Got off

      Reason: aground Hull damage: $500 Remarks: Damaged

      Reason: burnt Hull damage: $900 Remarks: Repaired

      Reason: collision Hull damage: $300 Remarks: Damaged

      Reason: collision Hull damage: $200 Remarks: Repaired

      Reason: broke machinery Hull damage: $800 Remarks: Repaired

      p.2 W.C. - 19. -ad for Pleasure Trip Through Thousand Islands on str. Rochester Aug. 24th. p.3 Imports - 19.

      p.2 Sunk - the tug W.F. Robb went ashore near Newcastle 2 months ago, it was repaired, but while being towed by tugs Edsall and Young Lion , it sank at the first dock it reached. -The Firemen's Excursion - postponed because City of Kingston not ...

      p.2 W.C. - 21. -Taken Off - steam barge Stover and consort aground on Feather Bed shoal, off Carleton Island, pulled off by Watertown . -Imports - 21. p.3 A Capsize - yachts Belle and Emma went to Belleville for a yacht ...

      p.2 W.C. - 24. p.3 Out - str. T.S. Faxton made a trial trip last Tuesday. -Drowning - a deck-hand fell overboard from Watertown near Rudd's wharf. -The Harbor - arrivals and departures. -Down the River - an excursion on ...

      p.2 W.C. - 25. -Mystery of the Canadian Lakes - it is conjectured that a subterranean river may run from Lake Superior to Lake Ontario. -Excursion - Rochester is busier than ever on Bay. [Ontario] p.3 Raised - yacht Belle raised by ...

      p.2 W.C. - 26. -Another Masonic Excursion - on board Maud and Pierrepont ; went through canal to Cape, then tied together for trip down to Alexandria Bay. -Malicious Act - someone opened the sea valve of Transit at Hamilton, trying to sink ...