Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Waubuno (Steamboat), 1 May 1873

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WAUBUNO " AND "OKONRA,"
The Waubuno has received a thorough overhauling and repairing, she has been painted and refitted and furnished. She now lies on the river freighted with flour and oats, ready to start for Parry Sound as soon as the ice clears away. Captain Campbell, well and favourably known as her master in former years, will be her commander again this season; and we learn that Mr. John McDougall has once more accepted of the office of purser on board of her. The Okonra has received a new boiler deck and heater; she has now a regular engine room, and besides been thoroughly repaired and newly painted.. She will reswne her last season's route, under the command of Captain Dunn.
      Owen Sound Advertiser
      May 1, 1873
      [courtesy Bill Hester]
     


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Newspaper
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Date of Original
1873
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Local identifier
McN.E.10971
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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Waubuno (Steamboat), 1 May 1873