Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Green's Marine Directory of the Great Lakes, 1940, p. 67

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TATE Tee ' VUVUTLUNUUUTOUUEET VOUT CTU ETTTUOUT EEUU COTE TUTTE ECT UAE CET CAP Bunker at 'Toronto, Canada WE HAVE A MODERN COAL BUNKERING PLANT ON OUR DOCK, SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE SHIP CHANNEL, EXTEND= ING FROM THE WEST SIDE OF CHERRY ST..TO TORONTO BAY Ue LOADING CAPACITY 250 TONS PER HOUR--COAL AUTOMATICALLY WEIGHED BY WEIGHTOMETER FOR QUOTATIONS -- WRITE, WIRE OR PHONE -- Consolidated Coal & Dock Co., Limited DOCK AGENTS FOR 'ep Ae HEAD OFFICE: 66 YONGE ST. The Milnes Coal Co., Ltd. ELGIN 5454 The Standard Fuel Co. of Toronto, Ltd. | Day or Night TORONTO, CANADA MUDEULDOTUO CT VV ECU TUT EV TV TA EVDO DEDEDE TSOP eee HAAUIAUEUINUCQN0000000000000000000 000 0UUUULOUECOATUUESTRCETECTAT TONNE UOU DAU PPO YDUOOUOUUUOOOOSggOUUUOUOUUUOUUUOUUUUUUUUREUUULAUOCAUEEUAUCUUUOUUCVOGOOG0000000000000000NOUUUOUOUOUOOOOUOOOOOOOOLOOUOGUUUOUUEUUUUOUUULUULUE 67

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