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      Official No.: 100688; 70x13x4 Owned by A. L. Saucier, Kamloops B. C. Built by M. Martin, Kamloops 1894. Engines (2) 8x24 by J. Spratt, Victoria, from "Lady Dufferin". Sternwheel. Boiler exploded 04/07/94 12 miles north of Kamloops, 2 killed. ; Final Location: Near Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, Blew Up

      Official No.: 122398; 91x20x4 Owned by Arrow Lakes Lumber Co. 1907, 1921; Shuswap Transportation Co., Vancouver 1927, to W. Louie, Kamloops 1933, 1945. Engines (2) 8½-21x48 by Schaake Machine Works, New Westminster. Sternwheel. Beached Kamloops, B.C., 1948.; Final Location: Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada, Beached

      Official No.: 111946; 45x11x4 Owned by Lamb-Watson Lumber Co., Arrowhead B. C.

      Official No.: 85313; Owned by J. Mara, Kamloops 1886; Mara & Wilson, Kamloops 1895. Built by A. Watson, Kamloops and launched 03/07/78. Engine 8x12 by Headley Lawrence & Co., Manchester England (made 1866), from "Kamloops", originally in sawmill. Known as "Noisy Peggy". Licensed for 25 passengers 1886. Retired about 1889; …

      Other Names: Ethel Ross (1898); Official No.: 103898; 84x14x4 Owned by Ashcroft Water Electric & Improvement Co. 1901; C. R. Doxat, Ashcroft B. C. 1921. Built by G. B. Ward, Kamloops B. C. 1897. Engine 6-14x36 by B. C. Iron Works, Vancouver. Sternwheel.

      Official No.: 103299; 62x11x4 Owned by H. E. Forster, Kamloops. Built by A. Watson, Kamloops 1895. Engines (2) 5x24 by B. C. Iron Works, Vancouver. Replaced by "gas engines" 1906. Sternwheel. Used for "hunting and fishing, Thompson River" 1895; taken to Golden B. C. 1899; rebuilt yacht 1906.

      Other Names: Andover (1908); Official No.: 126331; 91x20x4 Owned by G. B. & E. Ward, Kamloops B. C. 1908; Arrow Lakes Lumber Co. 1917. Engines (2) 11x54 by Albion Iron Works, Victoria. Sternwheel. Retired 1921.

      Official No.: 85314; 133x26x5 Owned by J. A. Mara, Kamloops B. C. Built by A. Watson, Kamloops 1881. Engines (2) 16x54 by Spratt & Kreimler (Albion Foundry), Victoria, from "Marten". Sternwheel. Licensed for 200 passengers 1886. Beached 1889, refloated and made one trip on N. Thompson River 1893 and beached …

      Official No.: 103308; 62x11x4 Owned by A. C. Ward, Kamloops B. C. Built by G. B. Ward, Kamloops 1896. Engine 5½-13x9 by B. C. Iron Works, Vancouver. Cut in two in collision with "Rossland" 08/09/98; parts towed to Shields Landing and put together again.

      Official No.: 130619; 143x35x5 Owned by J. M. Mercer, Vancouver. Built by M. MacAskill, Kamloops B.C. Engines (2) 15x72 by Polson Iron Works, Toronto (from earlier "Distributor", to "Distributor III") (Sternwheel). Rebuilt barge 1918, later beached and scrapped 1928.

      Official No.: 85680; 126x27x6 Owned by J. A. Mara, Kamloops. Built by A. Watson, Kamloops 1885. Engines (2) 16x54 by Albion Iron Works, Victoria (from "Myra"). Licensed for 200 passengers 1886. Sternwheel.

      Official No.: 85315; 87x16x6 Owned by W. Fortune, Tranquille B. C. Built by N. Morrison, Tranquille 1878. Engine 8x24 by J. Spratt, Victoria. Licensed for 25 passengers 1886. Rebuilt as tug 1886. Used on Kamloops Lake.

      125x25x5 Owned by Hudson's Bay Co., to J. A. Mara 1875. Built by J. Trahey, Savona B. C. ("Foot of Shuswap Lake") and launched 10/05/66. Engines (2) 16x54 by Spratt & Kriemler, Victoria, to "Peerless". (Sternwheel) First trip on Shuswap Lake 27/05/66 "without cabins and deck sidings". Intended for "the …