Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Green's Marine Directory of the Great Lakes, 1916, p. 12

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J. T. REID. Secy. PHONES: --Office 227, Residence 247 W. H. REID, Treas. and Asst Mgr. The Reid Wrecking Company LIMITED of SARNIA, ONT. and PORT HURON, MICH. Wrecking' Contractors TUGS: JAS REID FISHER MANISTIQUE and Powerful NEW TUG SARNIA CITY RAFT TOWING AND SUBMARINE WORK Divers, First Class Tugs, American and Canadian Steam Pumps, Hawsers, Hydraulic Jacks, Lighters, Etc. Night or day. Dry Dock at Port Huron, Michigan Length 400 feet by 60 feet with a draft of 15 feet of water, with all tools for handling wood or metal ships. WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL OFFICES : On Docks, Foot of Cromwell Street SARNIA, ONT. 12

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