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SHIPS CAYUGA - Steel, THAT twin screw pass- NEVER enger steamer, DIE designed by Ang- (#33). strom and built at Toronto b the Canadian Shipbuilding Co.,Ltd. Length 305' x 36.6" beam inside guards. Moulded depth 15.2". tonnage, 2916 groes, 1168 net. Quadruple expansion engines. Two tall raked masts and two large fun- nels. Launched, March 3, 1906, she entered service between Toronto and the Niagara River ports in 1907, remaining on the same run throughout her en- tire career. Originally operated by Niagara Navigation Co.,Ltd. ,Toronto, which concern became a subsidiary of the Richelieu and Ontario Naw.Co., Ltd. in 1912. In 1913 control of the line passed to Canada S.S.Lines,Ltd. During the winter of 1946-47 she was reboilered and converted to oil fuel. Upon conversion her after stack was no longer needed, but was retained for appearance's sake only. She entered service when the Niagara River Line was at the height of its popularity, her running mates being OHICORA, CORONA, and CHIPPEWA. One by one these vessels were retired due to age, end after CHIPPEWA was with- drawn in 1935, CAYUGA continued on the run alone until the abandonment of the service was announced by Canada Steamship Lines in Jamuary 1952. = Lake Ortario's last passenger steamer now awaits her uncertain futur) as she lig at the C.S.L.terminal in Toronto. J.H.B. xe OR RR KR KK KK OK OK OK OK RR OK OK OK KR KK OK KOK OK xe RR RR OK OR OK OK CHEROKEE, see MAPLEGROVE. CHICORA, ex LET HER B, sidewheel passenger vessel, oscillating engines. 1863 Liverpool, England for Civil War blockade running. 221 x 26 x 10.9. Fron Niagara Nav.Div.of RIchelieu & Ontario. Sank, 1919, Toronto, raised 1921 and sold to Warren Bros.,renamed WORRENKO. CHICOUTIMI, ex SAGUENAY, ex UNION, iron sidewheel passenger ship, 1868 ue- bec. 219 x 28.4 x 11. From R.& 0. Out of Fleet about 1920. CHIPPEWA (barge), see RICKARTON. CHIPPEWA, steel beam engined passenger ship, 1893 Hamilton. 308.5 x 36.3 x 12.5. From Niagara Nav. Division of R. & 0. Scrapped, 1938. CITY OF HAMILTON (i), see CITY OF WALKERVILLE. CITY OF HAMILTON (445, steel package freighter, 1927 Midland for the line. 230 x 38 x 23. In service. CITY OF KINGSTON, steel package freighter, 1925, Lauzon, Que. for the line. 230 x 38 x 23. In service. CITY @ MIDLAND, wooden passenger, 1890 Owen Sound by Simpson. 176 x 28.3 x 10.7. From Northern Nevigation Co. Burned, Collingwood,3-17-16. CITY OF MONTREAL (i), see ARVIDA. CITY OF MONTREAL (44), steel package freighter, 1927 Midland for the line. 230 x 38 x 23. In service. CITY OF OTTAWA, ex INDIA, iron package freight & Passenger, 1871, Buffalo for Anchor Line. 218 x 32.6 x 13.7. From Merchants Montreal Line. Sold c.1926, Later SAULT STE.MARIE, and barge INDIA. Reported scrapped at New Orleans, 1942. CITY OF TORONTO, steel package fretghter, 1926, Lauzon, Que. for the line. 30 x 38 x 23. In service. CITY OF WALKERVILLE, ex CITY OF HALIMTON (i),ex JAPAN, steel package freight, 1871 Buffalo. 220 x 32.5 x 14. From Merchants Montreal Line. Sold about 1928. Later barge JAPAN, and ROY K.RUSSELL.