British Whig (Kingston, ON), 30 Sep 1913

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IN MARINE CIRCLES

The steamer Charles Marshall passed on her way to Montreal on Tuesday morning.

The steamer Neepawah passed on her way down to Montreal on Monday night.

The tug Argyle and scows arrived in port on their way from Cobourg to Montreal.

The schooner Katie Eccles is loading feldspar at Richardson's elevator.

The steamer Natironco passed down on Tuesday morning.

The steamers Rosemount and Kinmount are due to arrive on Friday from Fort William to discharge grain at the elevator of the Montreal Transportation company. The steamer Fisher, grain-laden from Duluth, is due to arrive at the end of the week. The tug Bronson is due to arrive tonight from Montreal with three light barges.

The steamers Plummer and McKinstry passed down on Tuesday morning.

The steamer Argyle will likely be floated in the Kingston drydock on Tuesday night, after repairs.

The tug Argyle was at Swift's on Tuesday morning, coaling. She arrived from Toronto with a dredge for Prince Edward Island.

The steamer Scout was in port on Tuesday morning. She had a buoy on board for the vicinity of Deseronto.

p.2 Wish To Retain Shore - a plan to expand R.C.H.A. horse stables on shore which the Montreal Transportation company has used for years.

p.6 Photo - "Finest Passenger Steamer On Fresh Water Built In Canada" - The Noronic, sister ship of the Huronic of the Northern Navigation line of the R. & O. company, is nearing completion at Port Arthur. It has berth accommodation for 600 passengers and seats 288 in the dining saloon.