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  • Ogema (1901)
    Ogema (1901) Ship
        Official No.: 111460; 56x12x5 Owned by Dominion Fish Co.
      Official No.: 111460; 56x12x5 Owned by Dominion Fish Co.
  • Daisy (1901)
    Daisy (1901) Ship
        Official No.: 111457; First Rebuild: Official Number: 111457 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 69 x 15 -- 58 tons Rebuilt: Wasa Bay, Manitoba, Canada in 1912 58x12x6 Owned by Dominion Fish Co. 1902; Nort
      Official No.: 111457; First Rebuild: Official Number: 111457 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 69 …
  • P.W.D. No.201 (1906)
    P.W.D. No.201 (1906) Ship
        Other Names: P.W.D. Red River (1922); Official No.: 134607; First Rebuild: Official Number: 134607 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 117 x 32 -- 404 tons Rebuilt: Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada in 1922
      Other Names: P.W.D. Red River (1922); Official No.: 134607; First Rebuild: Official …
  • Peguis (1912)
    Peguis (1912) Ship
        Official No.: 138417; 52x14x6 Owned by Dominion Government.
      Official No.: 138417; 52x14x6 Owned by Dominion Government.
  • Phyllis Williams (1911)
    Phyllis Williams (1911) Ship
        Other Names: Baldur (1938); Official No.: 130274; 103x22x8 Owned by Lake Winnipeg Shipping Co. 1911, 1921; Manitoba Paper Co., Winnipeg 1927; to Dominion Government 1938. Engine 15-28x20 by Doty Engi
      Other Names: Baldur (1938); Official No.: 130274; 103x22x8 Owned by Lake Winnipeg …
  • Fisherman (1892)
    Fisherman (1892) Ship
        Official No.: 100133; 67x15x5 Owned by Manitoba Fish Co., 1892, 1895; Northwest Navigation Co., Winnipeg 1901. Built by W. Overton, Selkirk Man. 1892. Engine 11x14 by Doty Engine Works (made 1880). T
      Official No.: 100133; 67x15x5 Owned by Manitoba Fish Co., 1892, 1895; Northwest …
  • Idell (1892)
    Idell (1892) Ship
        Official No.: 100135; 70x17x6 Owned by W. Robinson, Selkirk Man 1895; Northwest Navigation Co. 1901, 1917; Manitoba Transport Co. 1921, 1927; Booth Fisheries 1935. Built by J. W. Attwood, Selkirk 189
      Official No.: 100135; 70x17x6 Owned by W. Robinson, Selkirk Man 1895; Northwest …
  • Iland (1902)
    Iland (1902) Ship
        Official No.: 112298; 52x13x6 Owned by City of Winnipeg.
      Official No.: 112298; 52x13x6 Owned by City of Winnipeg.
  • Highlander (1900)
    Highlander (1900) Ship
        Official No.: 111452; 66x15x7 Owned by R. Smith, Selkirk Man. 1901; Winnipeg, Winnipegosis & Cumberland Steamship Co. 1906. Fish tug.
      Official No.: 111452; 66x15x7 Owned by R. Smith, Selkirk Man. 1901; Winnipeg, …
  • Keewatin (1896)
    Keewatin (1896) Ship
        Official No.: 103660; First Rebuild: Official Number: 103660 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 49 x 10 -- 20 tons Rebuilt: in 1900 37x9x4 Owned by R. E. Coates, Brokenhead River, Man. 1898; W. F. Foyer,
      Official No.: 103660; First Rebuild: Official Number: 103660 Propulsion: Screw Dimensions: 49 …
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